Calling the Roll of Sooner Classes1916

Dr. John O . Moseley, '16ma, dean of studentsat the University of Tennessee and former pres-ident of Central State College, Edmond, di-rected the leadership school conducted by Sig-ma Alpha Epsilon fraternity in connection withthe national convention of the fraternity heldin August at Chicago . Dr. Moseley is formernational head of the fraternity .

1919Richard H . Cloud, '19, '28law, and Mrs .

Clovd (Agnes Chase, '14), accompanied bytheir daughter Dorothy, attended the nationalconvention of Phi Delta Phi, honorary legalfraternity, held at Mackinac Island . Mr. Cloydis an attorney in Norman .

1920Twenty-year Reunion in lone, 1940

H. W. Houghton, '20, '38ms, formerly teach-er of mathematics and chemistry in PawneeJunior College and High School, has beenmade head of the chemistry department of Dun-can High School and Junior College . Mr .Houghton had taught at Pawnee for five years,and before that taught for ten years at Pan-handle A. and M. College, Goodwell .

Joe Mathews, '20, writer and Usage triballeader whose home is at Pawhuska, has chosenMexico City as the place to do a year's workunder sponsorship of the Guggenheim fellow-ship that was awarded him recently . Mr. Math-ews plans to write a history of the gradualmerger of European culture with that of theIndians in Oklahoma and the Ozark mountainarea . He is the author of Wah-Kon'Tah, aUniversity of Oklahoma Press hook that was aselection of the Book-of-the-Month Club .

1923Mrs. Joe Angellio (Frances Blackmer ' '23ex),

died August 20 at her home in Eagle Rock,California . Mrs. Angellio worked in the cata-log department of the University Library whilea student . After leaving the University shestudied library science at Columbia University,New York, and the American Library, Paris,France . She became state librarian of Oklaho-ma, but resigned four years ago to move toCalifornia, where Mr . Angellio is a contractor .WEAVER-ROBINSON : Miss Velma Weaver,

'23ex, was married to Frank Robinson of Carls-bad, New Mexico, August 6 at Roswell . Mrs .Robinson formerly was employed in the Mus-kogee City schools.

1924Charles B . Hickok, '24law, Shawnee, was

elected alternate National Committeeman of theOklahoma Department of the American Legionat the annual state convention held at Shawneein September .

A picture of Wesley Robertson, '24, ChoctawIndian singer whose tribal name is Ish-ti-opi,has been sent to King George and Queen Eliza-beth of England in response to a request madeby the British rulers when Mr . Robertson sangbefore them at the White House . The picturewas decorated by Acee Blue Eagle, former Uni-versity student nationally known as an artist .

Annie Laurie Von Tungeln, '24, '31ma, hasresigned her position in Bartlesville High School,where she has taught Spanish and English forthirteen years, to take a position in Tulsa Cen-tral High School .Don Whisder, '24ex, of Norman, has been

re-elected chief of the Sac and Fox Indian tribefor another two-year term .WRIGHT-BRUCE : Miss Dellyse Wright, '24,

and Joe W. Bruce, were married August 26 atVinita . Mrs. Bruce is a member of Delta Gam-ma sorority . Mr. Bruce is a graduate of Colo-rado College where he was a member of PhiGamma Delta . The couple will live in Den-

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James D. Fellers, '361aw

James D. Fellers, '361aw, Oklahoma City at-torney, was elected to the National ExecutiveCouncil of the Junior Bar Conference at the con-vention of the American Bar Association heldduring the summer at San Francisco .Mr. Fellers, who has been state chairman of

the junior Bar Conference for the last two years,will represent the Tenth Federal Court Circuiton the national council .

Ben Franklin, '371aw, of Oklahoma City, hasbeen appointed state chairman for this year. Mr.Franklin served as vice-chairman of the organi-zation last year, and was chairman of the specialanti-usury legal aid committee .

At the state convention held at Tulsa June 17,Kavanaugh Bush, of Tulsa, was elected statevice chairman, and Jack E . High, '36law, ofOklahoma City was elected state secretary. Thestate chairman is appointed by the national con-ference chairman .

ver where Mr. Bruce is associated with theDenver Post .

1925Fifteen-year Reunion in June, 1940

Mrs . D . E . Hodges (Puilla Hill, '25), provincedIrector of Gamma Phi Beta sorority, went toLos Angeles in August to confer with the na-tional ehairman of iDSpection for the sorority .She planned later to attend rush activities atthe University of Oklahoma, at Southern Meth-odist University, Dallas, and the University ofTexas, Austin .ECKEL-HADWIGER : Miss Alice C . Eckeland Robert L. Hadwiger, '25law, were marriedin August . Mrs. Hadwiger is a graduate of theUniversity of Kansas and has a graduate de-gree from the University of Nebraska . Forseveral years she has been director of the com-mercial department of Northwestern State Col-lege, Alva . Mr. Hadwiger is a member of thelaw firm Hadwiger & Hadwiger, Alva .

1926G. Ellis Gable, '261aw, was elected by the

Tulsa Count, Bar Association to serve as coun-ty judge pro tem at Tulsa during the summervacation of judge James P . Melone . The TulsaTribune commented on the fact that the lasttwo men who served as county judge pro ternwere later elected to regular terms on the bench .

Mr. Gable, who is a practicing attorney in Tulsa,is an outstanding golfer and has served as sec-retary of the county bar association .Leo K. Hughes, '26, who is employed by the

Pure Oil Company, has been transferred toTulsa. He had lived for the last seven yearsin Saginaw, Michigan . Mr. Hughes spent hisvacation this year at Toronto, Canada, NiagaraFalls and other nearby points .

J . B. Koch, '26eng, has been elected com-mander of the Norman post of the AmericanLegion .Agnes McDanel, '26ex, formerly with the

Kerr Dry Goods Company in Oklahoma City,has joined the staff of the Tieche-GoettingerDepartment Store at Dallas, Texas .

1927Katherine E. DePuy, '27, office manager at

the University of Tulsa football ticket office,made a vacation trip to New York City in July .ALLEN-''ALLEY : Miss Lera Allen, '27ex,

and Dr . C . N . Talley, '23med, were married inlate August . Mrs. Talley has taught in theMarlow schools three years. Dr. Talley is headof the Talley Hospital, Marlow, where thecouple will live .

1928Paul E . Jordan, '28, received a master of arts

degree from the University this summer . Hehas been re-elected superintendent of the Pha-roah schools in Okfuskee County .

Stephen Mopope, '28ex, and James Auchiah,Kiowa Indian artists whose work has been spon-sored by Oscar B . Jacobson, director of the Uni-versity School of Art, have been commissionedto paint murals in the new Department of In-terior Building at Washington, D. C. Theywill paint native Indian murals on walls ofthe building's cafeteria . The work is to last ayear .HALE-DARBY: Miss Juanita Hale, of Okla-

homa City, and Emmett A. Darby, '28bus, weremarried recently . Mr. Darby is a member ofAlpha Tau Omega . He is in business in Okla-homa City .KLOOR-PAYNE: Miss Manie Kloor, Lake

Charles, Louisiana, and Roy Payne, '28, weremarried in August at Lake Charles . Mr. Payneis a geologist for the Gulf Oil Company and atpresent is stationed at Lake Charles . Mrs. Payneattended Southwestern Institute of Liberal andTechnical Learning, Lafayette, Louisiana .

1929Herschell Emery, '29ed .m, formerly director

of physical education for Oklahoma City schools,is now an insurance agent in Oklahoma City .H. B. Stolzer and Mrs. Stolzer (Margaret

Skelton, '29), of Tulsa, announce the arrivalof a son July 13 .SHARP-BROWN: The wedding of Miss Mar-

garet Lucille Sharp, of Tulsa, and Merritt HenryBrown, '29, of Tulsa, was to take place in lateSeptember . Mr. Brown is a member of SigmaNo fraternity .

1930Ten-year Reunion in June, 1940

Albert G . Kulp, '30, '34law, Oklahoma Cityattorney, and Mrs . Kulp (Virginia Kramer, '31),made a vacation trip to Bermuda and throughthe eastern part of the United States into Can-ada .

S. Zimerman, '30ex, has moved from May-ville, Missouri, to Aberdeen, Mississippi .

1931Thelma Brooks, '31, formerly a teacher at

Dewar has been appointed teacher in Edisonschool at Drumright.

John R. Rackley, '31, '35ma, formerly teacherof English in Central High School at Oklahoma

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City, has joined the staff of Tulsa Central Highschool in a similar capacity .GARMAN-KERR : Miss Genevieve Garman

and Dr . Walter Kerr, '31, '33med, of Picher,were married in August . Mrs. Kerr attendedNortheastern Junior College at Miami and North-eastern State College at Tahlequah . 1)r . Kcrr

is a physician at Picher, where they will live .

1932

Aece Blue Eagle, '32cx, went to New York

in September to study portrait painting withWenold Riew, and to be on hand at the BlancheBverlcy Art Gallery where an exhibition of hiswork has been hung . The noted Indian painterwas scheduled to start a two-months' formallecture tour October 1 under auspices of theUniversity of Kansas . Blue Eagle, whose workso far has been largely the two-dimensionaltype traditional among the Indians, hopes toperfect his portrait technique so that he canI)rcserve the faces of the many old Indians ofhistoric fame who are rapidly dying out.Tom Yarbrough, '32ex, was on his way to

Europe in the British liner Aguitania when warbroke out in I'Mrope . He was assigned toLondon from the New York bureau of the As-sociated Press. The Associated Press carried aby-line story from him September 6 after theship reached England, describing the' reactionsof the 430 passengers when they heard aboutthe war in Dud-ocean . Mr . Yarbrough workedfor a time in the Oklahoma City bureau of theAssociated Press, leaving there in 1935 to goto the Kansas City bureau . Recently he wasassigned to the New York cable staff .ANDERSON-KING : Miss Jamie Enola Ander-

son, '32, and Rolla D. King, were married inAugust at Oklalioma City. They have estab-lished a home in Oklahoma City . Mr. Kingattended Oklahoma A . and M. College.MIXON-WILSON : Miss Ruth Mixon, '32ex,

and Jack Wilson, of Idabel, were married July22 . Mr . Wilson is associated with the PublicService Company of Oklahoma at Idabel .WYATT-HAMILTON : Miss Forrcst Lcna

Wattt of Norman, and Ralph W. Hamilton,'32, were married July 19 at Shawnee. Mrs.Hamilton has been employed by the Southwest-ern Bell Telephone Company in Norman . Mr .Hamilton is county superintendent of ClevelandCounty .

1933Mrs. Kathcryn Bellatti, '33fa, and her sister,

Ruth Davenport, '36ex, have opened a speechstudio in Blackwell .

Harry E. Bryan, '33, is patrol - inspector forthe United States Immigration and Naturaliza-tion Service, Alpine, Texas.

Floyd Miller Haycs, '33ed, has been appointedco-ordinator and supervisor of industrial educa-tion in Bartlesville Senior High School . Mr.Hayes formerly held a similar position at Ana-darko, and served as principal of Mangum HighSchool for ten years and superintendent ofschools at Granite for two years. Under super-vision of Mr . Hayes, the Bartlesville schools willinaugurate a new program which provides forstudents dividing their time between classroomsand downtown shops and business establish-ments where they gain practical experience .Mrs. Mabel W. Neal, '33, '341na, has been

employed as instructor in foreign languages inSapulpa Junior College.R. 11 . Parham, '33bus, has been transferred

by the United Press from the Fort Worth bu-reau to the company's commercial departmentin New York City . Mr . Parhatn has served theUnited Press in bureaus at San Antonio, Tulsa,Oklahoma City and Little Rock, as well as FortWorth.FISHMAN-YAFFE : Miss Ida Fishman, '33ex,

and Sidney C. Yaffe, '34ex, were married Aug-ust 18 at Dallas, Texas. For the last three yearsMrs. Yaffe has owned and operated the TivoliSmart Shop in Ardmore. Mr . Yaffc is assistantmanager of the Ardmore, Venetian Blind Com-pany,

OCTOBER, 1939

The University of Oklahoma AssociationIndependent Organization of Alumni and Former Students

EXECUTIVE OFFICFRS-Hicks Epton, Wcwoka, president ; Mrs. Kitty Shanklin Rountree, Okla-homa City, first vice president ; W. L. Eagleton, Tulsa, second vice president ; J . C. Karcher, Dallas,Texas, honorary vice president for Texas; Elaine Boylan, Dallas, honorary secretary for Texas; TedBeaird, Norman, executive secretary.

EXECUTIVE BOARD-Members-at-large : Frank Cleckler, Muskogee ; Norman Brillhart, Madill ;

Graham Johnson, Norman ; Harry L. S. Halley, Tulsa ; Cy Ellinger, Purccll ; Elmer Fraker, Man-gum ; Charles B. Memminger, Atoka; District representatives : John R. Pearson, Pawhuska, First;W. Max Chambers, Okmulgee, Second; O. Fisher Muldrow, Ardmore, Third; Hicks Epton, We-woka, Fourth ; Coleman Hayes, Oklahoma City, Filth ; 1)r. John B. Miles, Anadarko,Sixth ; vacancy in, Seventh; Carl S. Ford, Enid, Eighth ; Elton B. Hunt, Tulsa, Ninth .

STArF ADVISORY COUNCIL To THE EXECUTIVE' BOARD-Albert G. Kulp, Oklahoma City, '30;Kenneth H. Abernathy, Shawnee, '31 ; Herbert I . . Branan, Muskogee, '32 ; Neil Keller, Norman,

'33 ; Joe Fred Gibson, Oklahoma City, '34; LBruce Wiley, Norman, '35 ; James C. Hamill,Oklahoma City, '36 ; William 11 . Miley, Oklahoma City, '37 ; Earl Westmoreland, Jr ., Hol-land, Michigan, '38; Kenneth Harris, Ardmore, '39.

TRUSTEES, O. U. LIFE: Mi..NIBr:[as ;n[, 'Fitt sr-Errctt R. Newby, Oklahoma City ; Tom F.Carey, Oklahoma City ; Neil R. Johnson, Norman .

ADAIR-Joe H. Carson, Stilwell .ALFALFA-Webster Wilder, Jr ., Cherokee .ATOKA-R. G. Cates, Atoka.BRAVER-M . Eleanor Tracy, Beaver .BECKHANI-Neville Gillum, Sayre.BLAINF-H. G. Creekmore, Hitchcock.BRYAN-James Batchelor, Durant.CADDo-Dr . John B. Miles, Anadarko .CANADIAN-Lucius Babcock, Jr ., El Reno .CARTER-George 1) . Hann, Ardmore.CIIEROKEE-J. L. (Jim) Robinson, Tahle-

quah .CHOCTAW-O. A. Brewer, Hugo .CIMARRON-Brooks Lewis, Boise City .CLEVELAND-Thomas R. Benedum, Norman .COAL-Mrs. Effie M. Ralls, Coalgate.COMANCHE-Neil Shepler, Lawton .CRAIG-vacancy.CREEK-Richard M. Caldwell, Sapulpa.CUSTER-Denver Meacham, Clinton.DELAWARE-L . Keith Smith, Jay.DEWEY-Tom L. Ruble, Taloga .GARFIELD-Ed Fleming, Enid .GARVIN-Roger T. Blake, Pauls Valley .GRADY-Mrs. Jessie Lone Clarkson, Chick-

asha .GRANT-Ellis W. Eddy, Medford .GRLLR-Letn Tittle, Mangum .HARMON-Richard F. Dudley, Hollis .HARPFR-Tom Hieronymus, Buffalo .HASKELL-William G. Stigler, Stigler .HUGrms-Charles I,. Orr, Holdenville.JACKSON-Paul F. Pearson, Altus.JEFFERSON-Mrs. Ethel Anderson, Waurika.JOHNSTON-StanieyCunningham,Tishomingo .KAY-Dr. Laile G. Neal, Ponca City .KINGFISHER-Carl J. Thompson, Kingfisher .KIOWA-R. Place Montgomery, Hobart .LATI\IER-Florence G. Miller, Wilburton.

ARIZONA-Tucson, A. O. Johnson.ARKANSAS-Fort Smith, JayW. Anderson .CALIFORNIA-Long Beach,Manning S.Moore ;

Los Angles, W. E. Smith ; San Diego, JeweldeanBrodie ; San Francisco, Dr . AdenaC. Dutton .COLORADO-Denver, Frank Keller .DISTRICT of COLUMBIA-Paul A. Walker .GEORGIA-Atlanta, J . F. Malone .ILLINOIS---Chicago, Wesley I . Nunn ; Effing-

ham, Clarence E. Brehm; Evanston, John H.Bass ; Mattoon, Mrs. Paul A. Duffield ; Olney,F. A. Calvert, Jr .IOWA-Des Moines, Walter L. Barnes .KANSAS-Arkansas City, R. R. McCornack;

Kansas City, Paul N. Campbell ; Topeka, Wood-row B. Morris ; Wichita, John A. Paynter.LouIsIANA-New Orleans, Ralph Kent Bo-

gart, Jr . ; Shreveport, George H. Weber.MARYLAND-Baltimore, Franklin D. Martin .MASSACIIUSETTs-Boston, Mrs. Nan Estelle

Hunter Halperin .MICHICAN-Detroit, Ray H. Hann .MINNESOTA-St . Paul, Dr . Curry Bell .MISSOURI-Kansas City, Albert Drake; St .

Louis, Robert M. Sayre.

County Advisory Council ChairmenLEFLORF-Flbert Costner, Panama.LINCOLN-Dr . Ned Burleson, Prague .LOGAN-Merle G. Smith, Guthrie.LOVE-Crawford W. Cameron, Marietta .MAJOR-H. L. Gasaway, Fairview .MARSHALL-Mrs . Mildred Colby Brillhart,

Madill .MAYEs-Erncst R. Brown, Pryor .MCCLAIN-Ralph (Cy) Ellinger, Purccll.MCCURTAIN-Walter Scott, Idabel .MCINTOSH-Otho Green, Eufaula.MURRAY-Edwin P. Horner, Davis.MUSKOGEL-A . Camp Bonds, Muskogee .NOBLE-Al T. Singletary, Perry.NOWATA-James A. Strickland, Nowata .OKFUSKFF-T. H. Ottesen, Okemah .OKI.AIIGNIA-I .eeB.Thompson,OklahomaCity.OKNIULCEE-A. N. (Jack) Boatman, Ok-

muIgee .OSAGE-Dr . Roscoe Walker, Pawhuska .OTTAWA-M . R. Tidwell, Jr., Miami.PAWNFE-S . 1 . Bryant, Pawnee .PAYNr-George R. Taylor, Stillwater .PI'I'TSBURGW. S. Horton, McAlester.PON'rc roc-Oscar Hatcher, Ada.POTTAWATODHE-James B. Miller, Shawnee.ROGER MILLS-vacancy.ROGERs-H. Tom Kight, Jr ., Claremore.SENIINOLE-Harry Simmons, Seminole .SE000YAI-I-J . Fred Green, Sallisaw .S'rEPHENS-N. L. George, DuncanTEXAS-Vincent Dale, Guymon .TILLNIAN-vacancy.TULSA-C. C. Ingle, Tulsa.WACONER-C. Gordon Watts, Wagoner.WASHINGTON-II. F. Wrinkle, Bartlesville .WASIIITA-Mrs . Alta Loomis Carder, Cordell .WOODS-Brette M. Tanner, Alva .WOODWARD-Jesse Taylor, Woodward .

Out-of-State Council ChairmenNew MFxcco-Albuquerque, Violet Jahn ;

Carlsbad, Barney T. Burns; Hobbs, Mary AliceMurray ; Roswell, A. B. Carpenter.NEW YORK-Ithaca, Cecil W. Armstrong;

New York, Hughes B. Davis.OREGON-Portland, Mrs. Inez Lacey Evans.PENNSYLVANIA-Pittsburgh, George L. Yates.TENNESSEE-Memphis, Walter L. Berry.TEXAS-Amarillo, L. R. Hagy ; Bonham, Mrs.

Edwardine Crenshaw Couch; Dallas, Carl D.McWadc ; Et Paso, Baxter Polk ; Houston,W. I)ow Hamm ; Lubbock, Parker Prouty ;Port Arthur, Mrs. Marie Shultz Garton ; SanAntonio, Robert N. Kolm ; Shamrock, AlbertCooper ; Tyler, A. C. Wright ; Wichita Falls,Charles P. McGaha .WISCONSIN-Milwaukee, Carl Taylor.ALASKA-Fairbanks, Noel C. Ross .AN -1 ARCTIc-Byrd Expedition, Arnold Court.PANAMA CANAL. ZONE-Balboa, Subert

Turbyfill .HAWAIL-Honolulu and Schofield Barracks,

Perry Hackett.Mexico-Mexico City, Betty Kirk .VENEZUELA-Maracaibo, Earl T. Warren .

WARNING-Cold Weather Ahead!

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There's No SubstituteFor a FUR COAT

When real winter comes, nothing is so satisfac-tory as a real fur coat . Nothing else can repelthe icy blasts of mid-winter in Oklahoma as suc-cessfully as fur .

The Truth About FursWhen buying a fur coat from Mankin's, ynu aretold the truth about each kind of fur . Coats arecustom-made here from all standard varieties offurs . . . so you are told frankly the advantagesand disadvantages of each kind of fur . . . . Thereis no effort to over-sell you on one type . . . . Thekind of coat you want can be made in the typeof fur you select .

Now's a Good TimeThere is still plenty of time to have a fur coatmade to your own specifications before reallycold weather . Except in periods of exceptionalrush, your coat can be delivered in approximate-ly ten days from the time you order it . . . . Whydon't you enjoy a fur coat this winter? The priceis surprisingly moderate when you buy directlyfront the man who makes the coat .

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Plaza Court

2-4877

Oklahoma CityOpen evenings by appointment

THAGGARD-GRANTHAM : Miss Doris Thag-gard and Lieut . John W. Grantham, '33, weremarried in August at Elmer, Oklahoma . Mrs.Grantham is a graduate of Oklahoma Collegefor Women, Chickasha, and for the last fiveyears has been teaching in the Porter andFriendship schools . Lieutenant Grantham hastaught at Kaw City and Burbank and is nowcommander of a CCC camp at Wagoner. Thecouple have established a home at Wagoner .WOMACK-STEWART : Mrs . Marguerite Wo-

mack, '33, and Mansur Stewart both of Wash-ington, D . C ., were married August 6 in Wash-ington . Mrs. Stewart has served for severalyears as assistant secretary to Congressman SamMassingale . Mr. Stewart has been secretary toMr. Massingale since 1935, and previously taughtschool in Harmon and Jackson eounties . Hehas served as count superintendent in GreerCounty and for two terms was history instruc-tor at Southwestern State College .

1934Resigning as librarian in the junior high

school at Ponca City, Dorothy Burge, '34,'361ibsci, has taken a position in the New YorkPublic Library . Miss Burge, who had held thePonca City position for the last three years, at-tended Columbia University in New York Cityduring the last summer .Dr. Ben P. Clark, 34med, formerly on the

staff of the Chattanooga Children's Hospital,Chattanooga, Tennessee, is now a physician inprivate practice at Okeene, Oklahoma .James H. Eoff, '34, was killed last month

when a Navy airplane crashed in a swamp inVirginia . Mr. Eoff, who was graduated fromthe Pensacola naval air training station in 1936,was stationed at Norfolk, Virginia . His homewas in Oklahoma City . Survivors include hisparents, his wife and a year-old daughter. Mr.Eoff was prominent in the R . O. T. C. whena student, and was a member of Bombardiers,honorary military fraternity .

Eugene Gibson, '34, '36ma, is teaching mod-ern languages in Sayre Junior College and Eng-lish in Sayre High School .FOS'T'ER-DOYLE: Miss Sammy Ruth Foster,

'34, was married to D . M. Doyle, of Washing-ton, D. C., August 19 at Washington . Mrs.Doyle is employed in the United States De-partment of Agriculture. Mr. Doyle also is ingovernment service and is a student in theSchool of Medicine at George Washington Uni-versity .NANCE-KEESEE : Miss Louise Nance, '34ex,

and Paul Keesee, of Holdenville, were marriedin August . Mrs. Keesee taught during the lastyear at Central State College, Edmond, whereshe received a B . S. degree in June . Mr . Keesee,a graduate of Oklahoma A. and M. College, isemployed as vocational agricultural teacher atCarter and also has served as secretary of theChamber of Commerce. The couple have es-tablished a home in Carter, where both willbe employed in the school system .REEVES-FIELD : Miss Margaret Lula Reeves,

'34h.ec, and Clayton William Field, Jr ., weremarried in August at Greenville, Texas . Mrs .Field was a member of Pi Beta Phi at the Uni-versity . Mr. Field is a graduate of the Schoolof Law at the University of Texas, where hewas a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon .SCHONWALD-WOLFF: Miss Zelma Schon-

wald, '34ex, and Henry E . Wolff of MiamiBeach, Florida, were married in August . Mr.Wolff, a graduate of the University of Alabama,is associated with a savings and loan companyin Miami Beach .TUCKER-BLAKENEY : Miss Claire Tucker,

'34ex, and Marvin M . Blakeney, Jr., both ofDallas, were to be married in late September.Miss Tucker was a member of Pi Beta Phi atthe University, and is a member of the juniorLeague at Dallas . Mr. Blakeney attended South-ern Methodist University where he was a mem-ber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon .

Clarence Musser, '34, '391aw

Clarence Musser, '34, has been appointed at-torney for the National Labor Relations Boardand was assigned to duty in the office of theregional attorney at Atlanta, Georgia . This of-fice handles matters for the board in Georgia,Tennessee, South Carolina and northern Ala-bama .

1935Five-year Reunion in June, 1940

E . LeRoy Allen, '35, '371aw, was one of thetwo winners in the Houston, Texas, finals ofthe Jesse L . Lasky Gateway to Hollywood con-test . Mr. Allen, along with the winning Hous-ton girl, won a trip to Hollywood and a chanceto appear on the Gateway to Hollywood radioprogram with winners from other parts of thecountry . Winners in the Hollywood finals auto-matically get film contracts, and a majority ofall who have won their way to the finals havegone into the movies even though not scoringfirst in the final event. Mr. Allen has beenworking as an insurance adjuster at Housonwhile waiting to take the Texas bar examination .

Betty Brown, '35ed, is now Mrs . Julian StuartSmith, of Tyler, Texas.

J . C . Mayes and Mrs. Mayes (Elisabeth Klein,'35fa), of Tarzana, California, announce thebirth of a son in July .

Dr. Richard Roys, '35, '39med, and Mrs . Roys(Ruth Shannon, '36ed), announce the birth ofa son, David Shannon . Dr. Roys is serving hisinterneship in a hospital at Seattle, Washington .FRISBIE-GOINS : Miss Blarney Frisbie, '35ex,

and Everett F. Coins, '35, were married inAugust at Richmond, California . Mrs. Goins isa member of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority .Mr. Goins is connected with the Insurance Com-pany of North America, San Francisco . Thecouple will live in Oakland, California .GOLDSMITH-SCHWARTZ : Miss Hermine

Goldsmith, '35, and Reuben Schwartz were mar-ried in July . Mrs. Schwartz was a member ofSigma Delta Tau sorority at the University . Thecouple are at home in Purcell .JESCHKE-OLDFIELD : Miss Margaret Dever-

eux Jeschke, of Arlington, Virginia, and Lieut .John Sherman Oldfield, '35bus, were married inAugust at Fort Myer, Virginia . Mrs . Oldfieldattended George Washington University and isa member of Pi Beta Phi . The couple are athome at the Marine Barracks, Quantico, Vir-ginia .PHILLIPS-MURPHY: Announcement has been

made of the engagement and approaching mar-riage of Miss Ruth Ramona Phillips, '35ex, of

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Oklahoma City, to Tarver S . Murphy, Jr ., ofOklahoma City . Miss Phillips is a number ofKappa Kappa Gamma . Mr. Murphy is a grad-uate of the George School of Technology andis associated with Black, Sivalls and Br son, Inc .,in Oklahoma City .RIDGE-McCLUSKEY : Miss Mavis Ridge,

'35ex, and Paul Wayne McCluskey, '35pharm,were married July 30 at Oklahoma City . MissRidge was pledged to Delta Gamma while at-tending O. U. Mr. McCluskey is a member ofPhi Delta Theta . The couple have establisheda home in Oklahoma CityROBERTS-PARR : Miss Catherine Roberts, of

Norman, and William G. Parr, '35ex, were mar-ried in August . Mr. Parr is a member of Kap-pa Alpha fraternity . They are at home in Ok-lahoma City where Mr . Parr is associated withhis father's architectural firm .ROBINSON-WALKER : Miss Neva Robinson,

'35ex, and Howard Walker, Hobbs, New Mexico,were married July 4 in Oklahoma City. Mr.Walker is connected with the Magnolia Pe-troleum Company in Colombia, South America .

1936Thomas L . Blakemore, Jr., '36, '38law, plan-

ned to go to Japan this Fall to continue hisstudy as an associate of the Institute of CurrentWorld Affairs . He spent nine months duringthe last year at Cambridge University in Eng-land, studying comparative law . He expectedto spend several months in Japan, studying stat-utes there .

Dale Brown, '36bus, of Coalgate, has resignedas representative from Coal County in order toaccept appointment as county attorney .

Woods Hankinson, '36, '36law, is now withthe Department of Justice and is stationed inSan Francisco, California .

Harry Broadbent, '36ex, has been appointedassistant wrestling coach and football line coachat the University of Pennsylvania . He is aformer O. U . wrestling star.

Martin D. Palm, '36bus, '38m .bus, has joinedthe staff of Sayre Junior College as instructorin accounting and economics . He also teachesbookkeeping in Sayre High School .

James Walker, '36fa, has resigned as banddirector at Hollis to take a position at BrokenBow.

Tom Walsh, '36ex, former Sooner polo star,has recently been playing No . 1 position for Lad-die Sanford's Hurricane quartet of New York .Discussing the Westbury, Long Island matches,The New York Times commented : . . . "The tideswung in favor of the Hurricane . . . largelythrough the fine performance of Tom Walsh,an Oklahoma player in his first season on LongIsland . Rated three goals, Walsh played attimes considerably above that figure, and wasa big factor in his team's success ."BAKER-McWHERTER : The marriage of

Miss Betty Baker, '36ex, and J . D. McWherter,Jr ., '39bus, which took place May 12 in Nor-man, was announced recently . The couple areat home in Oklahoma City where Mr . Mc-Wherter is associated with the Grand Paint andPaper Company .CARMACK-NOR WOOD : The wedding of

Miss Martha Carmack and Guy Franklin Nor-wood, '36bus, took place August 10 at Gould .Mrs. Norwood is a graduate of Oklahoma Bap-tist University, Shawnee . The couple will maketheir home in Davidson, Oklahoma, whereMr. Norwood is associated with his father inbusiness .DIBBENS-LEWIS : Miss Kathryn Dibbens, '36

lib .sci, and Carl C . Lewis, '33ex, were marriedrecently. Mrs. Lewis is a member of KappaKappa Gamma . The couple are at home inSeminole where Mr. Lewis is associated withthe Gulf Oil Company .FLYNN-ROSS : Miss Patricia Flynn, of Okla-

homa City, and Joe Ross, '36ex, were marriedJuly 16 at Sapulpa . Mr. Ross is connected withthe Simpson Automobile Company at Oklaho-ma City.

OCTOBER, 1939

PRODUCTION GOES UP

COSTS GO DOWN

WHEN LANE-WELLSGUN PERFORATES AN OIL WELLPerforating of oil well casing two miles or more belowthe surface was just a dream of a few short years agowhen Lane-Wells engineers tackled the problem . Itmeant designing a gun that would fit inside pipe andyet be powerful enough to penetrate as many as threestrings of heavy casing . It meant solving the problemof measurement to place each shot with deadly accu-racy. It meant building controls to fire the individualcharges.How well these engineers have succeeded is provedby the fact that more than 22,000 oil wells have beenGun-Perforated by Lane-Wells since 1933 throughoutthe oil fields of the world .The story of Lane-Wells Gun Perforating is availableto all engineers. Write to the nearest Lane-Wells office.

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Shrine Auditorium, Oklahoma City

The World Famous

DON COSSACKCHOIR AND DANCERS

First Time in Oklahoma City

8 :30 P .M.-NOVEMBER 11, 1939

FRITZ KREISLERMaster of the Violin

3 P.M.-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1939

ARGENTINAAND HER ENSEMBLE

The Glamour and Gaiety of Spain

8 :30 P .M.-JANUARY 18, 1940

Josef and Rosina

LHEVINNE1 he Royal Family of Two-Piano Art

8 :30 P.M.-FEBRUARY 9, 1940

John Charles

THOMASBaritone Star of Metropolitan OperaFirst Oklahoma City Appearance

8:30 P .M.-MARCH 19, 1940

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"WHAT A LIFE"Friday, October 27

Jackie Coogan, Mare Brian, Josephine Dunn and"rank McGlyna. (The latter nationally prominentfor his Abraham Lincoln characterizations .)

"GOLDEN BOY"Tuesday, November 7

Eric Linden, star of the London production . BerniceClaire . if such musical and stage and screen hits as"No, No, Nanette," "Desert Song," "Babes in Toy-land," "Mlle . Modiste," ete .

"THE MASTER BUILDER"Wednesday, February 7, 1940

Eva Le Galliene, one of the first ladies of the theatre!Earle Larimore as leading titan! (Star of "MourningBecomes Electra,''''Strange Interlude," "Mareo Mil-limes," and others .

"ON BORROWED TIME"Tuesday, April 16, 1940

With America's foremost actor, Taylor Holmes . (Re-member hint last year in Oklahoma City in "I'dRather Be Right"?) Tommy Lewis as "Pad ." Heplayed in the New fork and Chicago company. Other"names" to be selected from Sidney Blackmer, MonteBlue, Tames Kirkwood and Charles Ray .

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MACKAY-HOCKER : Miss Myrtle MacDougalMacKay, '36, and James Phillip Hacker, '37ms,were married July 30 at Sapulpa . Mrs, Hockerwas a member of Chi Omega sorority at theUniversity . She has been employed as secretaryin the National Youth Administration offices atOklahoma City for some time . Mr. Hocker,a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity, spentthe last year in research work for the GeneralElectric Company at Schenectady, New York,and recently accepted a position on the facultyof Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cam-bridge, Massachusetts .MOORE-GAUGHAN : Miss Anna Mildred

Moore, '36ed, and George Gaughan, Jr ., weremarried in August at Oklahoma City . Mrs .Gaughan was a member of Chi Omega sororityat O. U . Recently site has been Girl Reservesecretary of the Y . W. C. A. at Oklahoma City.The couple have established a home in Okla-homa City where Mr . Gaughan is associatedwith the Paramount Eilm Distributing Com-pany .WATTS-ALLRED : Miss Ethel Watts, of Wag-

oner, and Don C . Alfred, '36bus, were marriedAugust 5 at Chandler . Mr. All red was a mem-ber of Delta Upsilon fraternity at the University .The couple are at home in Tulsa .WILLOUR-HARDIN : Miss Jane Willour,'36cx, and Harold William Hardin, '31 bus,were married July 17 . Mrs. Hardin is a mem-ber of Kappa Alpha Theta . Mr. Hardin, amember of Alpha Tau omega, is connectedwith the National Bank of McAlester . Thecouple have established a home in McAlester .

1937Paul F . Barnhart, '37, of Victoria, Texas, dis-

trict petroleum engineer for the Barnsdall OilCompany, made a vacation trip with Mrs . Barn-hart to the Grand Canyon, Iii wilder Dam, LosAngeles, and San Francisco .John D . Bridges, '37ex, has received a com-

mission as second lieutenant in the United StatesArmy Air Corps . He graduated in June, 1938,from the aviation training school at RandolphField, Texas . He is now stationed at Barks-dale Field, Louisana .

Bud Browning, '37ed, and Mrs . Browning, ofBartlesville, announce the birth of a daughter,Kay Ellen, July 25. Mr. Browning is a formerSooner basketball star .

Erancis Cheadle, '37, '39law, of Cherokee,has taken a position in the land department ofthe Shell Oil Company at Tulsa . He expectedto do field work for a year .

Harry Cheadle, '37ex, formerly coach atWashington Consolidated School in McClainCounty, became principal and football coach atRingland this Fall .

Charles Grimes, '37fa, assistant band directorat Capitol Hill High School for the last fouryears, has been appointed director of the bandat Hollis High Sehool . He also will teachprivate classes .Mary Elizabeth Lockett, '37soc .work, is em-

ployed as child welfare worker at Durant .James Stansell, Jr ., '37, '38ma, is teaching

freshman English and speech at Arkansas Poly-technic College, Russellville . He taught lastyear at Wilson .

Joe Stephenson and Mrs . Stephenson (MaryMilam, '37), of Bartlesville, announce the birthof a son .R. B. Yadon, Jr ., '37, '39law, has opened a

law office at Woodward .CRAWFORD-HUMES: Miss Elizabeth Craw-

ford, '371ib .sc, and Durel Hurres were marriedAugust 3 at Augusta, Kansas . Miss Crawfordfor the last two years has been assistant librarianat the University Preparatory School, Tonkawa .Mr. Hurries attended the Tonkawa college .FRENCH-SMALL: The marriage of Miss

Mary Jo French, of Durant, and Joseph AncelSmall, '37law, took place in August . MissFrench is a 1939 graduate of Oklahoma A . andM . College and is a member of Pi Beta Phisorority . Mr. Small is a member of Alpha

Sigma Phi fraternity . He is employed at theHalt's Department Store in Norman, where thecouple have established a home .HARTSOCK-ROBERTSON: The marriage of

Miss Verna Hartsock, '37wl, and Port G . Robert-son, '37, took place in August at Norman . Mrs.Robertson taught for the last two years in theEdmond schools . Mr. Robertson, a wrestlingstar when attending 0 . U., is a member of thecoaching staff at the University of Michigan,Ann Arbor. The couple have established ahome in Ann Arbor .HAYDEN-AHRENS : Miss Bettye Million

Hayden, '37, and Conrad Ahrens, '37bus, weremarried July 29 . Mrs. Ahrens is a member ofKappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. Ahrens waspresident of Sigma Nu fraternity, Scabbardand Blade military fraternity, and football cap-tain .HOGAN-GIBSON : Miss Edna Hogan, director

of vocal music in the Clinton schools for thelast seven years and Floyd Gibson, '37journ,were married in August at Clinton. Mrs. Gib-son graduated from Phillips University, Enid .Mr. Gibson has been sports editor of the ClintonDaily News for the last two years .LARSON-HANSEN : Miss Mary Alice Larson .

'37, and Ken Harvey Hansen, '38, were mar-ried in June . They were at home in Normanduring the summer, while Mr. Hansen con-tinued graduate work in the University .HUTTO-MILLER : Miss Louise Hutto, '37ex,

and Hardier Miller, '35ex, were married August4 in St . John's Episcopal Church at Norman .Mrs. Charles B . Memminger (Ruth Moore, '20,'26), of Atoka, was organist, and Joseph Ben-tonelli, '20, '21fa, Metropolitan Opera singer,was soloist. Mrs. Miller was a member ofKappa Alpha Theta sorority at the University .She is the daughter of R . W. Hutto, '10, andMrs. Hutto of Norman . Mr. Miller is a mem-ber of Kappa Alpha fraternity . He is a specialagent for the Phoenx Insurance Corporation inDenver, Colorado, where the couple have es-tablished a home .LEER-ABBOTT : Miss Nina Hugh Beryl Leer,

'37fa, and Walter Abbott, '32ex, were marriedin August . They are at home in Miami, whereMr. Abbott is on the staff of the State HighwayPatrol .NEWBY-JONES : The marriage of Miss Ruth

Newby, '37bus, of Oklahoma City, and Cad-wallader Jones, of Louisville, Kentucky, was totake place October 3 at Oklahoma City . MissNewby was a member of Delta Delta Deltasorority at the University . Mr. Jones is a grad-uate of the University of Alabama, where hewas a member of Alpha Tau Omega . He ismanager of the Blue Boar Cafeteria Companyin Louisville, where the couple will establisha home .YOUNG-ZOTH: Miss Virginia Young, '37ex,

and Verlon C . Zoth, '39, were married in May .Mr. Zoth is employed by the Farm Security Ad-ministration at Tahlequah .

1938Helen Anderson, '38, of Norman, is doing

graduate work this fall at the University ofCalifornia .

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Chloris Armstrong, '38, has been appointedchild welfare worker for Muskogee, McIntoshand Pittsburg counties . She has established anoffice in the Railway Exchange Building atMuskogee . The work is supported by federaland state funds, with county co-operation . MissArmstrong formerly was associated with theKay County child welfare office .

Ira Eppler, '38fa, art teacher in Britton HighSchool, taught Russian in the University ofCalifornia during the summer and later madea voege to Siberia as an interpreter .

Bedford McKenzie, '38fa, is coaching gleeclubs and teaching music at Mangum JuniorCollege this year .

Alfreda Sloan, '38h .ec, has received a di-ploma as graduate dietitian from St. Anthony'sHospital Oklahoma City, and has gone to Swan-nanoa, North Carolina, to take a position asdietitian and kitchen supervisor for the Ash-ville Farm School .

Dr . Joseph C. Sturgcll, '38med, and Mrs .Sturgell (Carol McKnight, '35fa), announce thebirth of a daughter, Mary Ellen, August 9 .They are living at Seattle, Washington, whereDr. Sturgell is stationed at the Marine Hospitalin connection with his work for the UnitedStates Public Health Service .Wilbur H. Watford, '38, '39ma, is teaching

history in Collinsville High School .ALEXANDER-DIMIT : Announcement has

been made of the engagement and approachingmarriage of Miss Helen Mae Alexander, '38, ofDallas, Texas, to Charles Edward Dimit, ofBartlesville . Miss Alexander is a member ofKappa Alpha Theta . Mr. Dimit is a graduateof the University of Pittsburgh, where he wasa member of Phi Gamma Delta . He is employedby the Stanolind Oil Company, Stafford, Kansas .BLACK-SADLER : Miss Shirley Black, senior

in the University, and Ewing C . Sadler, '38law,were married June 14 . Mrs. Sadler is a mem-ber of Delta Delta Delta . Mr. Sadler is coun-ty attorney at Sulphur and is a former mem-ber of the State Legislature .BYRD-GRIFFITH: Miss Geraldine Elizabeth

Byrd, '38ex, and Joe G. Griffith, Jr ., were mar-ried July 12 . Mrs. Griffith taught during thelast year in the public schools of Haworth . Mr.Griffith attended Oklahoma A . and M. Collegewhere he was a member of Kappa Alpha . Heis associated with the Griffith Hardware Com-pany in Idabel .COLLINS-MILLER : Miss Pearl Collins and

Aaron L. Miller, '38ed, were married in Augustin the McFarlin Memorial Church at Norman .Miss Collins graduated from Norman HighSchool and attended Hill's Business Universityat Oklahoma City . She was employed in theoffice of the Norman Chamber of Commerceuntil her marriage . Mr. Miller is a teacher atCrooked Oak school near Capitol Hill, wherethe couple will make their home .DAVIS-STEWART : Miss Elnora Davis, '38fa,

and Walter Maxwell Stewart of Alexandria, Min-nesota, were married in August. Mrs. Stewartwas a member of Alpha Phi sorority at the Uni-versity and also belonged to Sigma Alpha Iota,El Modjii, the Women's Choral Club and thequartet. Mr. Stewart attended North DakotaA. and M. College . He is an insurance manat Alexandria, where the couple will live .FRITTS-REMY : Miss Marie Louise Fritts, '38,

and John Paul Remy, '38bus, were married Aug-ust 6 in Norman . They have established ahome at Thomas, where both are employed asteachers in the public schools .GREENE-DITTEMORE : Miss Virginia Greene,

'38ex, was married to Donald R . Dittemore, ofSt . Joseph, Missouri, August 8 at Independence,Kansas . Mrs. Dittemore is a member of DeltaDelta Delta . Mr. Dittemore attended the Uni-versity of Missouri and is a member of DeltaTau Delta .LOGAN-ZURLINE : Miss Marion Logan, '38ed,

became the bride of George Zurline August 16 .Mrs. Zurline taught the last three years atPleasant Valley school in Oklahoma County,

OCTOBER, 1939

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and planned to continue to teach this year . MrZurline is employed by the Mideke Supply Com

pany in Oklahoma City, where the couplehaveestablished a home .SMITH-MERRELL : Miss Gladys Smith, of

Newkirk, and Webber Merrell, '38, were mar-ried in August at Newkirk . Mr. Merrell, form-er Sooner football star, is employed in a loanoffice in Oklahoma City and is a student in theUniversity School of Medicine . Mrs . Merrellattended Oklahoma A . and M. College at Still-water and Hill's Business University at Okla-homa City . For the last four years she hasbeen employed in the Guy Kimball loan officeat Oklahoma City .

1939Wesley Beck, '39bus, has been appointed head

football coach at Northwestern State College,Alva . Jenks Simmons, formerly football coach,will serve as athletic director and head coachof basketball and baseball . Beck has been as-sistant to Simmons for the last three years .Paul Cummings, '391aw, is practicing law at

Alva .Faustine Davenport, '39 ma, has taken a po-

sition as head of the History Department inAnadarko High School .John W. Davis, '39bus, has received a Charles

Hayden scholarship for study this Fall at Co-lumbia University, New York City .

Joe Eddings, '39fa, is director of music in theschools at Lamont.

George England, '39law, has established a lawoffice in the Masonic Building at Ponca City .

Elinor Gilmore, '39fa, is teaching in themusic department of Fairfax Junior High School .James F. Haning, '39law, has opened a law

office at 304 American Building, Ada .Gerry Harder, '39ed, is teaching commercial

work at Carnegie .Clyde Harris, '39fa, received a scholarship

from the New York School of Fine andApplied Arts for a year's graduate study ofart . He was president of Sigma Alpha Epsi-lon fraternity last semester, and was activein student organizations in the College of FineArts . lie was one of four students in the UnitedStates chosen this year for the Frank AlvahParsons scholarships .Leland Howard, '391ib .sci, is employed on the

staff of the Carnegie Library at Ponca City .George Kubik, '39ma, is now teaching his-

tory in Tulsa High School . He formerly taughtin Maud High School and was director of theschool band .

Kathleen Mahaffey, '39, has been electedteacher of English in the Fieldton, Texas schools .Eugene C. Marmas, '39eng, has moved from

Tulsa, Oklahoma to Overton, Texas where heis an engineer with the Parade Gas Company .

Arther Lory Morris, '39law, has been addedto the office staff of United States Senator JoshLee, '17 .Mary Dell Row, '39h .ec, is teaching home-

making in Waynoka High School .Walter P . Scheffe, '39pharm, is employed in

a drug store at Enid .Charles A. Sims, '391aw, has opened a law

office at Wetumka . His office is in the Bankof Commerce Building .

Glenn Watson, '391aw, has opened a law of-fice at Okemah .

Louise Webb, '39, is teaching dramatics inthe Idabel schools .

Elizabeth Wittich, '39fa, has been employedto direct fine arts instruction in Altos JuniorCol t ege .BOBO-EMERSON : Miss Lorene Bobo, of

Waurika, and Harlan Emerson, '39ex, weremarried in August . The couple are at homein Duncan where Mr. Emerson is associated inbusiness with his mother .BEATY-CUNNINGHAM : Miss Rebecca Beaty,'39ex, and Dr . Earl Cunningham, '34ex, weremarried in August at Broken Arrow. Mrs .

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Cunningham is a member of Kappa KappaGamma . Dr. Cunningham is a graduate of theKansas City Dental College . The couple willlive in Broken Arrow where Dr . Cunninghamis a dentist .CASHION-CALLAWAY : Miss Mary Eliza-

beth Cashion, '39ex, and John Richard Callaway,Jr ., senior in the University, were married inApril . Mrs. Callaway is a member of KappaKappa Gamma sorority . Mr. Callaway is amember of Sigma No . They plan to live inNorman this winter while Mr . Callaway com-pletes his work for a degree .COLLINS-WELCH : Miss Dorothy Mae Col-lies, '39ed, and James Gordon Welch, law stu-dent in the University , were married July 15 atPurcell . They are at home in Norman thiswinter .CROOKS-SHELTON : The marriage of Miss

EIvira V . Crooks, '39, and Clyde Shelton, '39,was to take place September 23 in Bartlesville ."They plan to make their home in Lawton.EAGAN-CHEADLE : Miss Wilma Lois Eagan,' 39ex, and John Francis Cheadle, '37, '39law,were married August 26. Mrs. Cheadle. whosehonk was in Pawhuska, is a member of AlphaChi Omega sorority and was enrolled in theCollege of Business Administration last year.Mr. Cheadle recently accepted a position withthe Shell Petroleum Company in Tulsa . Hewill he employed in the field for a time, andMrs. Cheadle will continue her studies at theUniversity this semester .ELMORE-TABOR : The wedding of Miss TroyEImore, of Hill), Hawaii, and James HamiltonTabor, '391aw, took place in August in Hilo .Mrs . Tabor attended Punahou Academy in Hon-olulu for four years, and studied two years atthe Juilliard School of Music in New York City .Mr. Tabor is a number of Delta Tau Delta fra-ternity and several honorary societies includingPhi Beta Kappa, Phi Delta Phi, and Order ofthe Coif . Mr. T'abor's home is in Checotah .The couple planned to establish a honk eitherin Checotah or in Honolulu .FOGG-DILLON : Miss Charlotte Fogg, '39,

and John Albert Dillon, '36ex, were married inAugust . Mrs. Dillon is a number of Pi BetaPhi . Mr. Dillon is is a member of Kappa Sig-ma . They have established a home in Okla-homa City .GAFFNEY-MORGAN : Miss Lois MargaretGaffney, of Oklahoma City, and Russell LeeMorgan, '391aw, were married July 29 . Mrs .Morgan is a graduate of Oklahoma City Uni-versity . The couple have established a homein Oklahoma City where Mr. Morgan is an at-torney .HALL-HANSEN: Miss Catherine hall, '39fa,

and Roger Hansen, '39ex, were married recently .Mr . Hansen is music director at Wasatch Acad emy, Mount pleasant, Utah.

HUGHES-BUMSTEAD : Miss Thelma Hughes,'39fa, and Charles H . Bumstead, assistant pro-fessor of psychology in the University, weremarried May 27. Mrs . Bumstead taught atBlair in the school year 19 .37-38 . Mr . Bumsteadreceived the Ph . D . degree from the Universityof Illinois where he was a member of Beta ThetaPi .NORTH-GILLILAND : Miss Jean King North,

'39ex, and Lloyd Nance Gilliland, Jr., '38, weremarried recent]\,. The\ are at honk in Okla-homa City where Mr . Gilliland is continuingwork in the University School of Medicine . Mrs .Gilliland is a graduate of the University ofMissouri and formerly taught at Skiatook . Sheis a member of Alpha Chi Omega sorority .Mr. Gilliland is a member of Sigma AlphaEpsilon .O'REILLY-PICEK : Miss Peggy O'Reilly, '39,

and Charles Picek, '37bus, were married in Sep-tember at Oklahoma City. Miss O'Reilly wasa Letzeiser medal winner at the University, waselected to Phi Beta Kappa, and served as presi-dent of Mortar Board, Alpha Lambda Delta andNewman Hall .

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his father in business at Lawton, where thecouple will make their home .PHELPS-GIVENS : Miss Patricia Louise Phelps,

'39, and J . O. Givens, Jr., were married June8 . Mrs. Givens was president of Chi Omegasorority at the University . Mr. Givens was amember of Alpha Tau Omega . They haveestablished a home in Fairfield, Illinois, whereMr. Givens is associated with the Reed RollerBit Company .PRICKETT-MULLEN: Miss Lela lo Prickett,

of Seminole, and Vernon Eugene Mullen, '39bus,were married in August at Shawnee . Mr. Mul-len was a member of Kappa Sigma fraternityat the University, and was outstanding in basket-hall . The couple are at home in Bowlegs, whereMr. Mullen is the high school athletic coach .RAY-CRAIG : Miss Mary Alminta Ray, '39ex,

and Kenneth P . Craig, '38, were married Au g -list 6 . Mrs. Craig is a member of Kappa KappaGamma . Mr. Craig is a member of KappaAlpha . He is a member of the Craig-MorrisonMotor Company at Oklahoma City .REBOLD-BERCAW : Miss Margaret Anne

Rebold, of Okmulgee, was to be married inlate September to John Carroll Bercaw, '39eng .Mr. Bercaw is employed at Pittsburgh . Pennsyl-vania . He is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilonfraternity . Miss Rebold attended William WoodsCollege for Girls at Fulton, Missouri .SPURRIER-SAWTELLE : Miss Thanya LeeSpurrier, '39ex, and Kinley Osiel Sawtelle, '39ex,were married in September . Miss Spurrier isa member of Kappa Alpha Theta . Mr . Sawtelle,who is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha, is em-ployed by the Phillips Petroleum Company atHays, Kansas, and the couple have establisheda home there.STONE-WATTS : Miss Mary Louise Stone,

'39ex, and Charles Gordon Watts, '351aw, weremarried in September at Muskogee . Miss Stonewas a member of Kappa Alpha Theta at theUniversity . Mr. Watts is a member of DeltaTau Delta . He is a member of the law firm,Watts and Watts, at Wagoner.SWIFT-PERETZ : Miss Virginia Lou Swift,'39ex, and Dr. William F . Peretz were to bemarried in September at Claremore .WEIR-TWAY : The marriage last September

of mi ss Peggy Weir, '39ex, and Robert Ray-mond Tway, Jr . . '39eng, has been announced .Mrs. Twav was a member of Pi Beta Phi at theUniversity . Mr. Tway is a member of PhiGamma Delta . The couple are at home atDalhart , Texas .WRIGHT-PRICE : Miss Elizabeth Ann Wright,

of Chicago, and George B . Price, '39ex, weremarried in August at Addington . Mrs . Prieeattended Southern Methodist University, Dallas,Texas, where she was a member of Pi BetaPhi . Mr. Price is a member of Delta Tau Delta .The couple will live in Illinois, where Mr. Priceis employed by an oil company.

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On dam projectLouis Gossett, '23law, of Antlers, and

James Batchelor, '28, '291aw, of Durant,have been appointed to handle Oklahomaland condemnation and litigation for theWar Department in the preliminaries ofthe Denison dam project .William O. Coe, '281aw, of Oklahoma

City, and C . C. Hatchett, Durant, mem-ber of the University Board of Regents,have represented Governor Leon C . Phil-lips, 'I61aw, in his efforts to take legalsteps to hold up progress on the project .

Governor Phillips contends that thestate has not been assured of adequatecompensation for the damages to becaused by the project .

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Our service is careful and promptand the cost surprisingly moderate.Bring us your sliver plated pieces andlet us help you with their restorationand refinishing .

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