Funeral Rites For Sam Petty In Snyder Church
Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Snyder Street Baptist Church for Sam Petty 76 of 1505 North 18th who died Saturday morning at a local hospital Burial will be in Mountain Park Cemetery Officiating will be Rev J E Madewell and Rev Vernon Mitchell Becker Funeral Home in charge Graveside rites were held today for Teresa Maxine Cox infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James Cox at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Snyder ‘St Baptist Church
Sam Petty
Mountain Park
J. E. Madewell
Lawton
First Pentecostal Holiness Church
Vernon Mitchell
First Baptist Church
Gutler
Calif
Becker Funeral Home
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Teresa Maxine Cox
James Cox
Floyd Griffin
Primitive Baptist Church
Snyder
Becker
Hone
Anadarko
Aide Rifles
Bam
Ronald Hermes
Abilene
Tex
Henry
Ford
Lucile Ford
Ferris
Hermes
Levene Ford
W. P. Ford
Bessie Anderson
Lewis Baker
Jefferson
Memphis
Trenon
Emory Anderson
Perry. Déis
Anderson
Lawson
Ana J] Darko
Methodist Church
Grace Baker
Ruby Haywood
Mildred McGee
Amarillo
T Nwo
Albert Anderson
Millie Roberson
Yuma
Ariz
Lulla Willams
S. Mabel Hamm
Lena Kuykendall
Ida Hightower
Charlie Wiley
William Arthur McCall
Becker Memorial Chapel
Chester Morris
Letitia Baptist Church
Letitia
McCall
Conway County
Ark
Arkansas
Missouri
California
Marlow
Duncan
Public Service and Consolidated Gas Companies
Morriston
Ida Denton
Mollie‘Gross
Henrietta
Mollie
John Newman
Phil R. Jones
Lincoln
Otto Martin
Adonna
William H. McCall
Rt. 1
Keith McCall
Lonnie MecCall
North Little Rock
Clarence I. Alexander
Bell
Trinity Baptist Church
Pauls Valley
Alexander
Tillman County
Inesiaboma
Myrtle Mac Howell
Belle Rhodes
Hot Springs
Belle
Pauline Mae Lafferty
Kenneth Alexander
Clarence L. Alexander
Thomas Wayne Alexander
Wichita, Kan
Clarence Rhodes
Chickasha
C. C Alexander
Manitou
W. M. Alexander
Davidson
Charles L. Alexander
Altus
J. S. Wood
W. E. Berner
Bovina
C. B. Sloan
Monahans
Myrie Alexander
Indiahoma
Women Pay Fines After Arrest In Local Court
Four Lawson women arrested late Saturday night were fined a total of 120 by Municipal Judge J. Merle Oaks on charges of carrying concealed weapons and vagrancy by loitering. Names include Frances Wing Irene Porch Alice Rowell and Daisy Jackson with varied fines. other defendants faced smaller penalties for vagrancy, liquor charges, driving offenses and property damage.
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Lawson
J. Merle Oaks
Frances Wing
No. 3
Bell
Irene Porch
Alice Rowell
Daisy Jackson
East B
Andrew Koassechony
Ed Brown
Lawton
Marion Robert Moore
Zelder Woolridge
WW. E. Singleton
Washington
Lester Kennam
Joe Burrus
Rt. 3
Victor Crabb
Timothy E. Cronin
Fort Sill
Larry Ferguson
John E. Botkin
Carl Samuel Scott
Wichita Falls
Donald G. Langley
Pollard
Harold Franklin
Cornell
Pank John Greene
McKtinley
William Hill
N. First
John Carl Johnson
Dallas
Tex
David Windham
C. H. Delaney
Walters residents join annual all day picnic in southwest Oklahoma
The article recalls a 19 year old rural gathering at Walters for an all day picnic by Catron County Electric Co op and notes other city and county actions such as budget reviews and fire department activity. It references past plans to raise Lake Lawtonia, library reconditioning, and multiple civic efforts including school and church events.
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Oklahoma
Walters
Catron County Electric Co-op
Annex
Lawtonia
Fort Sill
American Legion Auxiliary Convention
New York
Wenra Ago
Cameron College
Woodward
Military Reservation
Medaleine Park
Jaycees Win Board Parley For Lawton
Lawton Jaycees won the November state board meeting site via a local campaign. Nine members dressed as bums to attract the event, with 32 local votes against Ardmore and others, and 63 total votes cast. Delegates plan to keep beards until Wednesday when they attend a noon luncheon at the Hotel Lawtonian. Driskell named general chairman for arrangements.
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Lawson
Lawton
Enid
Jack Spencer
David Corley
Ray Shackelford
Jim Driskell
Pau Hughes
Raymon Kern
Bob Dunn
Charles Miller
Mike Salazar
Mr Shackelford
Miler
Lawtonian
Hotel
Driskell
Town Divided Over Negro Family Move In Levittown
Levittown residents split into two groups over a Negro family moving into a $211,000 home. The Levittown Betterment Committee led by James Newell urges the Myers family to stay out, while the Citizens Committee for Levittown led by Rev Ray Warwick advocates calm, intelligent, legal resolution and notes mixed views within its members. Myers, a 32 year old refrigeration engineer, has not moved into the vast white community.
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Levittown
James Newell
Myers
Tor
Newell
Citizens’ Committee For
Warwick
Harwick
Concord Garden Homes
Philadelphia
Picnic 18 Members of Salvation Army Home League Attend Lake Picnic
Members of the Salvation Army Home League held a picnic supper at Lake Jed Johnson last week. Mrs Mildred Jackson Home League secretary from Columbus Georgia was a guest.
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the Salvation, Army Home League
Lake Jed Johnson
Mildred Jackson
Hoome League
Columbus, Ga
Ballet Dancing Takes Hard Work Says Star Reporter
Orne Grant, a Ballet Celeste star, told Lawton Fort Sill theatergoers that ballet requires determination and discipline. The San Francisco troupe performed to a near-capacity crowd, featuring a Chinese Cinderella and a Swan Lake segment with young dancers aged 7 to 17 and standout Bonnie McClung.
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Lawton Constitution
Ly Bill Crawford
Weller
Orne Grant
Fort Sill
Ballet Celeste
San Francisco
Perfocter
Oklahoma
Maria Tallchief
Grant
Reno
Nev
Lawton
Bonnie McClung
Jeanine Thoenedis
Wayne Clemons
Ballet -Celeste
Lawton-Fort Bill
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Paris Ballet
Lycette Carsonval
Oklahoma anthrax outbreak winds down in northeast region
Oklahoma officials report the anthrax outbreak waning with five new cases among unvaccinated animals over the weekend. More than 700 cattle have died, crippling dairy production across five northeastern counties as milk embargoes are lifted in Craig County.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Harold Hutton
State Board of Agriculture
Craig
United States
Sill Man Charged After City Crash
Fort Sill serviceman Phc. Ward E. Angel, 122nd SEP Inf. Bn., charged in Special Sessions Court with driving while intoxicated after a pre test by city officers Sunday night. Angel, 2ard and 6, was arrested about 9:35 p.m. following a collision involving his 1956 Ford with a 1950 Chevrolet driven by Danny Ray Howard and a 1947 GMC panel truck operated by Tom Ruben Ogden. A night speeding charge against Kermit Lee Waters of Childress, Texas, resulted in a $10 fine in Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles' court.
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Fort Sillman
Ralph Caine
Phc
Ward E. Angel
Patrobmen
James C. Blackburn
Kenneth Shradley
Angel
Ford
Danny Ray Howard
Fletcher
Tom Ruben Ogden
Chattanooga
Kermit Lee Waters
Childress
Tex
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
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Teresa M. Cox
William A. McCall
Clarence Alexander
Agi
John C. Stallard
Pound
Virginia
Fujisaki Tojiro
Yokohama
Japan
Stallard
Fifth Military Police Company
U.S. Army
MA & D Finance CO
E Ave
Joe Ford
Ee Ae Bari Tesa
Caps Auto Parts
Alt E Avenue
Dis
Bulmers Auto Parts
Gach
Eugene Capshaw
McCord
Rock Island Lines
Biker Fort Siito
Lewlen
Fle Warth
Mid-America
Chebaree Ny Chisherhe Duncan
Hevilend
al Rock Island
Ken Chu
Cas Maines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
W. J. Chadwick
Lewten
Ohlehems
Tha Reed
Jaycees
TT Ripars Leven
Ca Ee
Wolverton Electric Co
Sheridan Ma
Oriental Theatre
Gan
WIEST
4Th and & Ava
Charles W. Henry
Fort Hood
National Cemetery
San Antonio
Department of Tactics and
Combined Arms Front
Sill Man
A. B. Drug CO
Biel
Sefa
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