Some of the groups furnished cookies (thousands of them) and cakes and pies (hundreds of each) and other edibles which went over big with the service men. Frequently, on either Thursaday or Sunday nights, members of some of the groups would visit the club and serve as hosts and hostesses. Following these visits members of the organizations, particularly of the rural groups, would invite various servicemen to be their guests - usually at the celebrated mid-western Sunday dinner.
Those organizations are:
(Organizations are from Pratt, or immediate vicinity, unless otherwise indicated.)
American Legion Cedric H. Shaw, Post 86)
American Legion Auxiliary
Art and Craft Club
Baptist Church (First of Pratt)
Baptist Church (Preston)
Brotherhood of L.E.&F.
Bunker Hill Community Club
Business and Professional Women's Club
Byers Farm Bureau, Byers
Cairo W.S.C.S., Cairo
Chamber of Commerce
Christian Church, Pratt
Christian Church, Sawyer
Church of Christ, Preston
City of Pratt
Daughters of American Revolution
Elks Lodge No. 1451
Fairview Farm Bureau
Glendale Farm Bureau
Hopewell Farm Bureau, Hopewell
Iuka Farm Bureau, Iuka
Junior Mothers Club, Byers
Liberty Farm Bureau
Lincoln Farm Bureau
Lions Club
Methodist Church (First of Pratt)
Methodist Church Preston
Methodist Church Sawyer
Mother's Club
Mother's Service Club
Mother's Study Club
Natrona Ladies Aid, Natrona
Order of Eastern Star (No. 251, Pratt)
Pansy Rebekah Lodge (No. 251 Pratt)
Park Hills Country Club
Pratt Daily Tribune
Pratt Union
Presbyterian Church
Richland Farm Bureau
Rotary Club
Royal Neighbors of America
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sawyer Farm Bureau
Sew and Sew Club, Croft
VFW (Earl H. Ellis. Post No. 1362)
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Woman's Society of Christian Services
War Dads
War Dads Auxiliary