Kiwanis Club
Pam Nielsen, Oklahoma Insurance Department, will speak on Medicare Fraud when the Muskogee Kiwanis Club meets at noon Tuesday at Jasper’s Annex Restaurant.
Information: Bob James, 687-4642.
Green Country
Duplicate Bridge Club
Duplicate bridge games are offered each week at the Kiwanis Senior Citizens Center, 119 Spaulding Blvd. Newcomers and visitors are welcome at all games.
Schedule for this week: 12:30 p.m. Monday, open game; 12:30 p.m. Friday, open game. The Wednesday 299ers game is canceled for Thanksgiving holiday.
Recent game results:
• Nov. 5 winners: Dorothy Derr and Dave Murdock, first; Fran Martin and Joan Chapman, second; Carol Ketchum and Joan Dickson, third; Betty Jordan and Helen Dahl, fourth; Flight B winners: Chapman and Martin, first; Glen Sizemore and Frances Thomson, second.
• Nov. 7 winners: Sandra Cole and Santa McWilliams, first; Shirley Leathers and Linda Stearns, second; Bill and Nettie Kaad, third; Carol Ketchum and Allene Hutmacher, fourth.
• Nov. 9 winners: Ruth Sharpe and Bonnie Jennings, first; Ann Kuykendall and Ann Kent, second; Betty Jordan and Jane Lopes, third.
To find a partner for the Monday game call Jane Lopes at 682-0194; for the Friday game call Mary Smith at 682-2605.
Fort Gibson Unit 20 American Legion Auxiliary
The Fort Gibson Unit 20 American Legion Auxiliary is hosting a bean dinner for Frank Gladd Post 20 Legion members and families at 6 p.m. Monday, at the Legion Building.
Legion members and Auxiliary members as well as their families are invited.
Following the dinner will be a flag disposal ceremony at the Robert Langston Memorial Park. The public is invited to attend this distinguished flag ceremony.
For more information contact Carla Holuby, president, at 869-7366.
Beta Sigma Phi
Omicron Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Alice Lowe for the November meeting.
Special guest, Martha Tuteral, presented the program by giving a book review of “Where Courage Is Like A Wild Horse,” by Sharon (Lakco) Skolnick and her husband, Manny Skolick. This is a true story of a young Apache girl, Okee Chee, who was an orphan living at the Murrow Home on the Bacone College campus in the year 1953. Tuteral’s presentation was filled with history of Bacone College and the world famous artists, Dr. Richard West, who was teaching there at that time. As well as, all the history about the Murrow Home and the world of an Indian Orphanage.
After the book review Pat Lee, president, called the business meeting to order with the Opening Ritual. Charlotte Watkins, secretary, read the minutes of the last meeting and the treasurer’s report was presented by Laura Roets. All chairpersons gave their monthly reports and the meeting adjourned with the Closing Ritual.
The Threads of Friendship was presented to Alice Lowe from Dolores Seward. The Friendship Basket for the month of October was awarded to Ivy Slader. The Friendship Basket for the month of November was awarded to Diane Rounds.
The November social will be a jewelry party in the home of Imogene Flusche. Donna Clark, communications chairperson, will contact each member with any information regarding the social and the December meeting and Christmas social to be held in the home of Pat Lee.
