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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
3
A long list of patients from Anadarko to Walters undergo surgeries and medical care. Birth announcements include several newborns with times and weights. admissions and discharges across towns like Duncan Cache Elgin and Geronimo are noted along with caregivers and relatives.
The 26 story Hong Kong Hilton, partially financed by Texas investors, touts itself as Asia’s biggest hotel. A Texas flag flies atop the roof as a sign of investment involvement.
Wichita Mountains Easter pageant will offer a refreshment stand water and information centers with a staffed audience hill area. Campers from Cameron College will provide guidance to early arrivals while first aid restrooms and wildlife refuge routes are explained by local officials.
The final scene of the Wichita Mountains Easter pageant at 5:30 a.m. features angels in white robes and Christ atop the tomb as dawn breaks. Seven boys dressed as angels stand on the chapel and inn while every light illuminates the amphitheater, climaxing the Resurrection sequence after Burial Watch Resurrection and Easter Angels.
Rev. John Fineout pastor of Terrell First Baptist will preach a revival at Calvary Baptist from April 14 to 24. He will speak at each evening service and at 10 a.m. weekday services with Gene Brooks directing music at Calvary.
The Morning Press and Sunday rate is 91.55 per month with Constitution and Sunday at 22.60. Mail rates apply to several Oklahoma counties with variations by delivery type and county, including box and outside state options. All prices include 2 percent state sales tax.
Fort Sill Indian School's Indian club will stage its 11th annual American Indian pageant April 27 on the FSIS campus two miles north of Lawton. The 38-member group from 15 tribes will perform 22 dances including the Yeibeichase Navajo sacred dance with authentic costumes and Indian tepee props. Admission ranges from 50 cents to $1.50, with group rates for Army personnel and scouts. Proceeds fund costume and prop refurbishing as sponsor Robert G. Wilson said.
The schooner Bluenose was featured on a 1929 Canadian postage stamp and its image also graces the Canadian dime, marking notable naval recognition in Canadian iconography.
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