The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 2, 1961 Page: 9 of 14
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Thursday March 2 19C1
THE MANCUM (Okla ) STAR
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SOCIETY
MRS. J. 0. PADEN Editor
a Win lii ii iim in nmnnmui; iHajiiraiiiiiiiMaiii:iii.3 jiiiL.u..uulcii!.iliiiiiiaija
Ace Wnp Mr Homer Thomas
miss VVinaie G;ven Nursery Shower
Named Singet In Warren Home
AiL Mrs. m4r Thomas was compli-
Vr tiff KmtfiOraie twitted with a lavette shower Tues-
day afternoon in the home of Mrs
Somlra W indie daughter of Mr. George Warren Mrs. CC At elite)
and Mrs Homer Wmdle. Mangum and Mrs. J.B Sniies were to lio--
was among University choir singers css's-
Gifts were presented to Mrs line
at OU appearing in concert Tues-
d.n niglit with tlic Holirrt Sliuw cho-
rale in Oklahoma City.
The pupil of Irof Wifda Griflin
at Of. M i-.s Wmdle and the univer-
sity rlmral unit sang the last cho-
rus of B.iihs 0 Minor Mass with
the Shaw singers Tlie mnnlier is
titled Iton.i Nidus I'ai-em. regard-
ed as the mo.d difficult woik in
Imral rejierton
It was an unprecedented opjior- rs j.0 (;rav
(unit) for tlve OU stmlents suite fjrav sir'v
the) not only heard tlie Shaw cho-
rale but had an opmrtunit to re-
liearse under its brilliant director.
said Irofcssor Griffin
Prr-enlod in the Municipal audi-
torium. tlie concert is imlu'lerl in
tin- Great Artist scries sonsored h)
tlie womens committee of the Ok-
lalmina City svmpfion).
Iie'hmun voice major. Mis-.
M indie sings wph the Weslevan cen-
ter choir at Norman as well as the
university tbuir.
mas in one large pa kag
Attending were Mrs .Jimmy Ti-
tnn Mrs. paid Turne r. Mrs M C
Sudduth. Mrs Hattie I. Moler. Miss
r.stlier Atchley. Mrs Odic C. Attli
Jcy. Mrs. Fav Itolunson Mrs oia
lleri on Mrs. prank CcH.kscv Mis
C S. Cooksey Mis Tliuim ni Mai-
cv Mrs Honald Aebischei Mis W
O Aehisctier.
Gifts weie also reccivc-cl fiom
Net a Smith Mrs
I M Murdock Mrs
Irena Winters Mrs Helen Hatha-
way Mrs III) lla'Mo: k. Mrs Ixn-
nie Smith. Mrs Cartliel Atchlev
Mrs I! -I Hamilton Mis Oscar
Jenkins Mrs Cecil Stookslien)
Mrs. Callen Hostess
To White Flat Club
Farewell Dinners
Honor Nellie Wyatt
Farewell courtesies J Miss Vl
he WvaM who left Monday for Ho
bar to assume her duties as op-
n.itor with Hell ToJeplione tom
pany after 32 years of wkt in
Maiiguni included a dinner niurviav
right in tlie home of Mrs IC Mr
Grady and Miss Klliel Brunson Ad
d it tonal guests were Mrs Paul Iigg.
Mis Margie Neiglthrs and Mrs I'-
r.d Atkinson A farewell gift was
jm sented from the group
Saturday niglit Miss Wyatt and
Mis Neighbors were dinner gue1
of Misses Ixuella Kathleen and
Ffvaree Moore
Sunday night a no-host dinner was
held in the home of .Mrs Jewell HuJJ0ns Entertain
JVrer Arrangements of jaismaa ...... . .
deeccated the buffet tahie and were WhiiCrj gIUD rtnOndOy
placed at vantage point alcout tlie
loHise
Gifts siere presented to M'V. Wvatf
by Mrs INUree. Mrs John Gar-
rett Mrs Paul Pigg and Mrs. hrd
ly Sue Milne Site also received
one from Mr and Mrs Bradley
Piet
fv
While Hat Home 1 lemon 'tr.it ion
cliih held an all-dnv meeting Feh
ruary 21 at the clubhouse with Mf'
Casio ( alcm as hosess
Jltiring the day a ipult com'
plelecj (or the hostess
At 2 pm Mrs G P S' over pie
snlcnt. (all'll tlie business meeting
to older and led gio ip 'inging ol
'Put ( m N our ltd C.icv Bonnet"
Mrs Stover led tlie li-'son 'h'ij
and Mis 1 .i IwMoml rlcmnnxtiat
ed hat ami glove making and cov
cring of s'w s
Men'll.' answered roll bv lain
mg an acisssoi) tie y would like
to make
Iresent were M" S'ovei Mis
Calvin Part on. Mis TJ Johnson
Mis John (ookev. Mr' Ti.ui'
Cole Mr' CM Cullen. Mrs I c
MnncJ and visitors Mis JJ Calien
and Mrs lla Nivon
Baptist Circle 4
Meets With Mrs. Ellis
Circle 4 of First B.i(''sl church
met Mondav with Mrs J T Kllis
Mrs A W (vprr pre.-ided dur-
ing tlie ba-mesj meeting
Mrs J Alkm gave the devotion
al and Mrs Balph Hill the last two
chapters of Hie Itre.amer (nut-
fMl". tlie hfr of Hitfier Hire
Present wTe Mrs Hill. Mrs II
H f ree.1. Mis Guy Black. Mi
AJ Allen Mrs AW. Cooier Mrs
J. H Joiner Mrs Ldl Truitt and
Mrs hllis.
Ja'anune decora'ed the dessert ta
hies and home of Mr and Mis J
G Hudson wla-n 'Itev wcie Imsts to
Wtl.lei' club im Mondav ca im .
Mrs J Rav Biker m rived high
Scoie at bridge for ladies and also
tlie traeling pne Fd F. Nortnan
wa' high scorn g man
Mrs I F hunter ..i' .1 g a-st
menilaT' prea lit were Mr anci Mt
J ftav Baker. Mr and Mis Frank
Raker fir and Mi' K 1' Tinsley
Mr ami Mis Norman In ami Mrs
Tom Wainwrigh' M s JB lloll
Mrs IfTsclw I I! Bull. .id' and Ir
and Mi s Neve Oir.it -er of Altu
144 R4 I ROM C M II UltMt
Mr- ( e d yinak Imv San l
renro. Cabf IS miking an i'nil
visit here wild mu fa'lw Gisirg
Wairen. and Mrs Wa. ten Site
al'O visit two 'I'ters in-law M
Jav St.kstwiry at C.iaiutc jjid Mis
CiG lx-klc ar.
EXCJTINC FASHION ACCESSOJItES (')
...INCHIKIINt (IFTS 7 V ( h
ExtpMte
DIAMOND JEWELRY
at $I2.9S
r
Otkar Styhl from $ 19.95 ta $1000.
CullQQ hVQV
hwoky
I crsi ug-v staQ ip fg) Po
START you EASTER HUNT At ANTMOHT:. WO IVESmHO TOU WEED FROM
HEA TO TOE FOR EVERY MEWREI Of Wf FACXY. "TWSOUGH HUGE OUANRTY
BUYING FOR 260 STORES IN 20 STATES WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY
PURCHASE. USE OUR UY-AWAY PtAN ... HO COW CHARGES
Mrhi fimi lrodcloth or Oxford ClotK
Ulfhitc Press Shirts
2 FOR
C n t tok fl ouf word 4 of H . . aF the rin ho Vi-rn tHn truly
t A ot ti greotest wKit hir buy! in tOAiy f a 9 I J Pirn n Coftn
p 3).i tn t jpered At f Ip tp c?n Oie pocr et Peirnatoy Clior convert
i cjt tim frgj'of to french $ty'e Ea to core for jut iAOb-
vjr Of cho-f tfon high q jalit conned cotton oxford doth with
U) P'cE O' i butfun hewn t-oHcr woih-n-RAtjr finish. Cun't in
j.i 'ao onto t ond tf them ju ii be bjo after n.of.
Mtn'i Sprin Wool Weight
Sport Coats
V' u ou!d trtct to po
up to $23 for 0 'V cf
fhf hondOr'e pOft
C?os Supffbl
in e.ery detod 4 the
nt-T' in tmort o pror-
o e o 'd lo- o $oiuoc-
t i wer TF et t -h;n
fr m set p-ick et
m 9t 4-or. nt bfeo t
r' C Ojsf 4rm 0
c tc r tnn o t e
N-it nopulof
t'-t fj'nt'j ifTfT e.
Sre)4o46.
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Kf'.
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In all (hi now fruit colon
Mofchtd Ntcklocc
nd Ear Ring Stt
e .
e
ryi M . a
-y
Ts mgl yisur -rer
0 much nv)r? brtaing S-''"'!
nlg' o-d ear r g i ii
n-gteh in the re-t fruit c'"'V
cr spring ond iummet. Thr ft
puced too.
Lodiet' Beautiful
EASTER
HATS
A
Chno'e frnm begutiful 41oer trimmed
clorlie pill bo bee hive or tailored
style? You'll find o ioinbo ot heou-
tifu! tasifi colors to match your Easter
outfit. All exquisitely designed ot stra
or strow fabrics to compare with higher
priced millinery.
S GREAT GROUPS
Hew Spring end Summer
"DAN RIVER"
Toddlers' Pretty Little
Easter Dresses
9 r. IS m.
1 t I yn.
FLff d'essy tles in pgsel
stiaaes of pink blue mint and
mane Dacron Polyester Nylon
ond Cotton fabrics. Ma.terfull
styled ond detoiled in every
stitch. Wonderful colors and
combinations ony mother conrvaf
resist.
LOVELY EASTER BLOUSES
aVV
1
( is
The prettiest compon'gn 9 jit or sli'4
could seek. Daintily staled detailed
ond constructed ta eompo-e nh
more expensive blou.es. Choose from
Sprir-gmoid Don1 cotton broadclotn
rr Wamsutto Pima cotton. A grand
erg of col'or ond sleeve treatments
o gond ortoy ct the most wonted col-
s tor spring and Eo.tet Mgk 9
ntol nnte n to ? these . . .
njll wont se.e-o1. Sees 32-3S.
Ladies' 1st Quality Nylon
Seamless Hose
r- V . i - i t r in v-p
I i i o I r: I L'J.C 4 in -
t i pr.l'l r. ut I -rr 'HJ. in-
n - t p c I n- nt Ton Bene
c-it i0 - c Tour-' r r Blu.h
S ie.- . to I 1 Fej.loi 9S: vo'ue.
3
PAIR
2 Sb
'w 1
HIGH FASHION IN HEELS
S'ep Out in tun with tt9
fo.hion thot is olwoys tiglit
always new. olwoys smort.
Bloch patent bone or white.
Light saft ond slim heels
thot will flatter yout foot.
St i led ond detailed to com-
pare with much more expen-
sive footwear. Sues 4-10
Lfldici Spring into Summer
EASTER
DRESSES
Rayon
Acetate
e Cottons
'Jk
JAm's. I
h.
e Site
10-20
a Top
Paihion
You con step out in tep fa.luon in ony of
these beoutitul dresSes Choo.e from o col-
lection ot the most wonted tobnes for now
on into summer. Lonely royon acetotes
ond cottons in a grand array ot colors ond
combinations Regular stlc. bolero $y!e
laces sheers and many others Plan now M
see this exciting aorfmert you II buy tor
spring you'll buy for easter. You'll save
and you'il so.t plenty.
Girl's Pretty
EASTER DRESSES
Special pric'd for a special
occasion smait little fcoster
dreses in tine quality cottons.
Up to the minute in style de-
tailing ond color combinations.
Mo'.tcrfully mode to compere
with higher priced garment-.
Plan now to se these they'll
thrill the heart cf both mother
Hand Decorated Straw Bags
. M I Hf
A
V
The kind of inD''f4nnt flrrt
occe'sory vc Easter ward'b?
ned5. Colorful 4!ower Sf
ond jewel trim decorated straw
bags in white or naturol. In tr
sue. fhe shape or style any
woron dtitre. For naw on mta
Summer.
LADIES' DRESSY FLATS
s5
flnffssr ynijf
y fit C
tram every
it y the new
Cat deo clorjt 4nr
spring Superbly
constructed of
premium Mothers
m BiocV B ;ne nr
hite A wofMder-
ful collection of the
pPTRfst tyls Plon
now to see this col-
lection Sizes 4-
10. Site 410
5.D5
tf JbwtW t trw rfftott.
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Langdon, Ben. The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 21, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 2, 1961, newspaper, March 2, 1961; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2417597/m1/9/: accessed December 13, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.