Easter Parade Skit at Central Junior High Highlights Assembly
An eighth grade Easter Parade skit at Central Junior High School featured cast members Raymond Webber Doug Roper Loren Brekman Pat Willeford Billy Porter Danny Wiggington Paul Beker Richard Hoskins Gary Rigsby Robert Haithcock Calvin Clevenger Larry Green John Turner Woody Young Gordon Atchley Robert Pierce Mary Carnes and Ruth Ann Williams. Emcee Wayne Littlefield presided as class vice president. The program opened with God Bless America led by Mrs. Ella Mackey and piano by Mrs. Lorena Fullerton.
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Central Junior High School
Raymond Webber
Doug Roper
Loren Brekman
Pat Willeford
Billy Porter
Danny Wiggington
Paul Beker
Richard Hoskins
Gary Rigsby
Robert Haithcock
Calvin Clevenger
Larry Green
John Turner
Woody Young
Gordon Atchley
Robert Pierce
Mary Carnes
Ruth Ann Williams
Wayne Littlefield
Charles Goode
Don Brierton
Dwayne Hargrove
John Paul Hennessee
Jessica Jones
Sarita Clapps
Sanfira Terrell
Roddie Arn Free
Pat Williams
Alice Farrington
Young Love
Dorothy Cox
Ward Angel
Carolyn Calvert
Carolyn Barnes
Glenda Blake
Ent Hampton
Claire Obert
Jeanne Stockton
Tony Cerveau
Mary Ann
Bob Gemmell
Saphomore
A. Richardson
Cleanup Help Boosts City Spring Campaign
Mayor C R Ellsworth announced strong support for next week's spring cleanup Operation Big Broom. About 50 volunteers and several trucks including a furniture van will aid a two day effort coordinated by city health and Fort Sill officials with added sanitarian inspections Monday.
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C. R. Ellsworth
City, Health
Fort Sill
Ellsworth
Sumdaiy
City faces choice on water lines surrender or payment
The city must surrender the water lines to Selected Investments by May 1 or pay a monetary judgment totaling 398,869.47 with interest through February 1 for two additions. Council members debate returning the lines versus paying the judgment as the state supreme court mandated. The case also notes a prior federal ruling against the city and a Britannica citation about Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep.
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Warren Chrisman
Chrisman
Hugh Carroll
EB. W. Kirkpattick
N. D. Hastings
Stitt Pair
State Supreme Court
Blunt Zorger
District Court
High Court
Touring Club Outing and Gymkhana Details
Members and guests of the Co manche Touring club will conduct a cross country drive and picnic starting at 11 a.m. Sunday. They meet at Cache and Sheridan roads, drive to Quartz Mountain State park for a picnic with sports car owners in Aldus Blair and Quartz Mountain area. Last Sunday the club held a gymkhana at Lawton high school with winners Paul Peters and Arnold Bruni in an MG.
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Comanche Touring Club
Gerald Buchanan
Cache
Sheridan Roads
Quartz Mountain
Aldus
Blair
Lawton High School
Paul Peters
Arnold Bruni
Barry
Marilyn Oneto
Harold Hartsock
Julius Varren Stock
Donald Amidon Jr
Charles Bunton
Charles Althouse
Wesley Duncan
Frank English
Rick Coddington
MGA
Meters Refer to Water Use and Costs in City Talk
A nationwide survey shows water use drops about 50 percent after meters are installed. Council members discuss meters as a conservation tool but resist additional tax burdens. Water waste is blamed on leaks at faucets. Officials note several businesses still on flat rates and under- metering enforcement is being reviewed.
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Stitt
Rewcel Weno Kirkpatrick
Blunt Zorger
Ellsworth
Pancake Feast To Net $4,500
The Downtown Kiwanis club expects about 4500 dollars from its Pancake Day fund raiser to aid underprivileged children. Howard Freeman says 4264 people were served Tuesday, with 14 placing in the children category, and final totals due Thursday as members complete ticket and cash submissions.
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Kiwanis Club
Howard Freeman
Freeman
Dr. White Named President of Baylor University
Forum notes Dr. White holds a doctor of theology from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and honorary doctorates from Hardin-Simmons Baylor and Howard Payne. He pastored in Lubbock Fort Worth Oklahoma City and Austin and served as state secretary for the Texas Baptist General Convention and editorial secretary for the Southern Baptist Sunday School Board. He led Hardin-Simmons University for three years and now begins his first year as Baylor president after involvement with the Point 4 program and national Baptist leadership roles.
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Dubuque
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Hardin-Simmons
Baylor
Howard Payne College
White
Lubbock
Tex
Broadway Baptist Church
Fort Worth
First Baptist Church
Oklahoma City
Austin
Baptist General Convention of Texas
Southern Baptist Convention
IKE responds to criticism and stresses need for unity
President Eisenhower defends himself against personal criticism, calls opposition in Congress a normal clash of opinions, and says third-term limits do not drive policy. He discusses U.S. Canada relations amid Norman affair, Suez Canal talks, urban development, Hungarian refugee relief, satellite news access, and trade with Communist nations, urging pragmatic diplomacy with Japan.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol
Canada
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Herbert Norman
Norman
Egypt
Cairo
Senate Subcommittee
U. S
Suez Canal
United States
Hagerty
Murray Snyder
Defense
Red China
Britain
Japan
Russia
China
Aswan Dam Aid Talks Highlight U S Japan Ties
President Eisenhower dodged questions on U S help to Egypt for the Aswan Dam and on Russia bluffing, urging caution about public details while stressing the need to preserve friendship with Japan and avoid constant command over others.
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Eisenhower
United States
Egypt
Aswan Dam
Russia
Two Drivers Charged With Marked Zone Passing
County Attorney Warren Crane filed traffic charges against two motorists for passing in marked zones. Elmer Carl Jellander, 45, Fort Worth, Texas, was charged in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles's court, and James McKenney Spinks, 23, Sterling, was charged in Justice of Peace Marvin E. Cameron's court.
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Warren Crane
Elmer Carl Jellander
Fort Worth
Tex
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
James McKenney Spinks
Sterling
Justice’ of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
A total of 5100 in bonds was forfeited in Municipal court this morning by four persons charged with traffic violations. Ray Thompson, 52, of 1010 Fark, forfeited $26 for leaving an accident scene and $20 for following too closely in traffic. Boysie V. Cunningham, 23, Fort Sill, William L. Womack, 56, of 2529 Cache Road, and R. T. Russell, 37, Fort Sill, each forfeited $20 bond for speeding. A drunkenness and disturbance charge against Harvey Williams, 1804 Pollard, was dismissed for want of prosecution. Two persons were fined $20 each for public drunkenness.
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Ray ‘Thompson
Fark
Boysie V. Cunningham
Fort Sill
William L. Womack
Cache Road
R. T. Russell
Harvey Williams
Pollard
Polio Shots Set at Cache School April 24
The county health department will administer polio vaccine on April 24 starting at 9 a.m. at Cache school. The shots are available to preschool and school age children and pregnant women.
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Cache
County Health Department
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