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Bill and Ann Johnstone and Rebecca and Thomas Hill also were among the guests. Thomas Hill was an honoree.

Bob and Vicki Howard, Jim Couch, Kathy Williams and David and Jane Thompson attended the awards dinner. Bob Howard was an honoree.
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David Rainbolt and Chet Collier were two of the honorees at the Dean A. McGee Awards dinner sponsored by Downtown Oklahoma City. The black-tie event was held at the Skirvin Hilton Hotel.
AND THE PARTIES CONTINUE…

Brent and Wendy Beson and Patricia and Brad Walker were among the gusts at the Integris Health Circle of Friends Gala.
SOCIAL FOLKS

David and Jenny Kallenberger and Elaine and Harrison Levy were among the guests at the victory party.

Jamie Fritts-Winteroth and Caitlin Willston have fun at the Allied Arts Young Patrons Allied Arts Artini Time benefit at the Oklahoma City Farmers Market.

Judy Brockett, Joanna Kirschner and Linda Haneborg pose in front of Linda Haneborg's decorative table setting at the Early American Glass Club Gust Day Luncheon at Oklahoma City Golf & Country Club. Haneborg was chairmen of the event which showcased beautiful settings composed of heirloom pieces.

Bruce and Donna Lawrence and Donna and Dennis Park attend the Integris Circle of Friends Gala sponsored by the Integris Foundation. The Bacon Brothers featuring Kevin Bacon, entertained. $381,000 was raused to benefit Children's Services at Integris Baptist Medical Center and Integris Southwest Medical Center. A crowd of 500 attended the event at National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum.
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Will Langenberg, Danyelle Riley, Patty Moore, Allison Weibring and Laura Walker participate in the Achievement Awards Ceremony and reception for the Lindsey+Asp student operated ad/pr agency in the OU Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication.
Students receiving awards were: Daron Ross, Melanie German, Ross Skinner, Jeffrey Chanchaleune, Danyelle Riley, Brittany Stidham, Will Langenberg, Matthew Sikes, Stuart Downey, Laura Walker, Jacob Blocker, Andrew Rice, Candice Hudson and Allison Weibring.
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Nancy Wallace, Connie Mashburn, Shaun J. Smith, Angela O'Keefe and Carol McDonald attend the Women of the South Gala at the Downtown Petroleum Club.

Linda Neimann, Joyce Mauldin, Cindy Sparkman, Nita Johnson, Cassie Davenport, Mary Blankenship Pointer and Sherry Howell also attend the Gala.

David and Whitney Hootel and Mark Beutler attend a Red Tie Night Volunteer Appreciation Pary in the Hooten home.
THE SOCIAL SCENE

Symphony Show House co-chairmen Jean McCown, Cathy Wallace and Anna McMillin att the Show House Opening Gala.

James Pickel, Teresa Rose and artist Jason Hackerwerth attend a reception and dinner at the City Arts Center featuring Hackenwerth's exhibit.

Jay and Margaret Henry, Ed Koop, Ursula Lewis, Daisy McNeill and Bill Hinkle attend the Integris Baptist Medical Center Volunteer Auxiliary 50th Anniversary, at the Jim Thorpe Museum.

Chris Hammes, Nancy Logston, Mary Winters, Bruce Lawrence attend the Volunteer Auxiliary Anniversary.

Janice Gibson, Beth Stone, Pat Grant and Karlyn and Marsha Blumenthal attend the Women's Oklahoma Golf Hall of Fame Induction Banquet.

Becky Masoner, Jackie Hutchinson, Ann Watkins and Linda Phillips attend the Golf Hall of Fame banquet.
How To Rise To Net Play Fame With Little, IF ANY, TENNIS ABILITY
I don’t know whether or not you are a tennis buff or to what degree of seriousness you take the game. But believe me there are tennis players out there who are just as dedicated as 24/7 golfers. Women especially. After taking lessons for three years, my doubles partner got so excited when her first serve went in she went right out and had her tennis shoes bronzed for her husband’s office. (that’s just one touching story of tennis success, there are many others)
Sometimes it’s difficult for beginning players to understand the meaning of all the tennis terms, so, because I genuinely want to help, I have prepared this glossary.
League – four to eight consenting adults who regularly play irregularly.
Serve – an intangible you can neither break nor hold.
Poach – a greedy impulse you’ll later regret.
Lob – a shot that appears when you least expect it – a natural tennis high.
Smash – net play.
Put-Away – placing the ball back in the can after the game.
Rally – keeping the ball in play until you can hit it out.
Sweet Spot – a spot in the center of the racket untouched by yellow fuzz.
Yours – anything your partner misses.
Return – your chance to do same when hit by your opponent’s ball.
Mis-Hit – a common phenomena in tennis which has two pronunciations – both expressing the same sentiment.
Set Point – the beginning of the end.
Top Spin – what you get when you accidently hit the ball off the edge of your racket.
Foot Fault – last ditch excuse as in “foot’s fault”.
Gallery – a bunch of tennis grandstanders sitting down.
Placement – hitting the ball in the right spot without looking stunned.
Hold Service – a religious event for you and your doubles partner before a tournament.
Service Ace – a miracle.
Dead Ball – the one that dies before you can get to it.
Passing Shot – the one you pass on the way to the net.
Partner – an unreliable teammate.








