Wedding of Miss Bette Pearl Smith to Louis Scott in Lawton
In the Church of Christ at the Sixth and Arling ton, Miss Bette Pearl Smith daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John P inolumbia became the bride of Louis Scott first class gunner's mate in the navy son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Scott. The double ceremony featured a red and white color scheme with formal gowns, bouquets, candles, and a three tier cake. Attendants included Dan verh Srolt and others. a reception followed at the bride's home. Both are Lawton High graduates.
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Church of Christ
Arlingston
Bette Pearl Smith
John P Inolumbia
Louis Scott
Clarence J. Scott
North Tenth
Lord L. Smth
Miss Kin Minnslir
X the Vetion
Kat
Paden
Miss Joy
Mateh
Mish Mansur
Miss Ia
Honne
Yvonne
Evelyn
Ad Wao Khan
Wendell Homia Ci
UN Dantey
Kroon
Lowell Dantey
Norgit Trout
David and
Aitireal
Paul Sprague
Johan McNayr
Chburch
C. L. Woods
A. L. Kidd
Fred Kensell
Smith
Copenhagen
Lawton High
Bridegroom Returns From Overseas for Oklahoma Nuptials
Out of town guests for the wedding include Mrs. A C Bacon and Mr and Mrs Cliff Royter and son from Oklahoma City, Mrs Grace Hobin, Mr and Mrs Fred Kensell, W L Smith of Brownfield Texas, and the bride's paternal grandfather. Truth Seekers class at First Baptist hosted a Christmas party at Walter Foster home with officers and members present.
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Acoo
A. C. Bacon
Cliff Royter
Fred Kensell
Grace Hobin
Oklahoma City
W. L. Smith
Brownfield
Tex
First Baptist Church
Walter Foster
South Fifth
Tracy Barrett
Neal Stidham
Maurice Crabtree
H. C. Brammer
Jesa Barbre
John Woodward
Bob Grutcher Mantalant
Brammer
Luke
Thame
G. Roland
Ralph Kohl
D. L. Clemmer
W. F. Greer
Tracy Barnett
Vagabond Club Christmas Party at Fort Sill
Vagabond club members and pledges gathered at Miss Betty Pallips home Fort Sill Monday for a Christmas party after games and a gift exchange dessert was served Attending were Jeaneanne Johnston Betty Elrod Jacquie Finch Betty Phillipp Emma Jo Cook Wanda Devinney Flowell Northrop Barbara Caudle Gwen Frimian Betty Lou Barnhill Patsy Kennard Virginia Wertz Doris Lemons Melda Williams Nita Scott Donna Montgomery Pledges included Joyce Dezelle Shirley Padgett Dorothy Wertz Kay Gnady Barbara Langston
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Vagabond Club
Betty Pallips
Fort Sill
Misa Jeaneanne Johnston
Misa
Betty Elrod
Jacquie Finch
Milas Betty Phillipp
Emma Jo Cook
Wanda Devinney
Flowell Northrop
Barbara Caudle
Mina Gwen Frimian
Betty Lou Barnhill
Christmas Party Planned by Central Baptist Dorcas Class
The Dorcas class of Central Baptist Church will host a Christmas party at 7 30 p m in the home of president Mrs Perry Moss 1209 Ninth. Also notes Betty June Loud visits with Braniff Airlines parents in Dallas and Gene Cushman arrives from Savannah to spend holidays with Maj and Mrs A J Rawlings 915 Euclid. Cecil E B Magid of Chicago awarded Bronze Star for meritorious service in Caroline Islands. he is brother of Pvt Ralph Magid of Lawton now stationed at Fort Sill.
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Perry Moss
Dorcas
Central Baptist Church
Gene Cushman Han
Savannah
A. J. Rawlings
Euclid
Army Air Force
Hunter Field
Lawtonian
Cecil EB. Magid
Chicago
Tih
Caroline Islands
James T. Moore
Pvt
Ralph Magid
Awton
Fort, Sil
Rontager
Raskina
This City
Class Members Make Gifts For Soldiers
The Home Making class at the junior high met recently to craft small gifts for hospitalized servicemen at Fort Sill. Miss Helen Hester led as president, and Christmas candies were served during the session with Migw Carrie Fisher as club sponsor.
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Fork Sill
Helen Hester
Carrie Fisher
Mrs Nesbitt to Entertain Club Men at Rose Club Event
Mrs James Nesbitt hosts the Mary Swarts Rose club at her home 1124 Maple Wednesday afternoon for a Christmas party. A gift exchange will be held.
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James Nesbitt
Mary Swarts
Paris
Ceiling Price Policy On Citrus Fruits Given
Washington reports the government will not reinstate citrus price ceilings now, though stabilization chief John C. Collet says prices must normalize if the recent spike abates. An OPA request to restore citrus sales was denied as weather and slow shipping kept a large crop off the market. Collet notes prices nearly doubled due to adverse conditions. The piece also mentions a 78 percent rise in American Red Cross aid to veterans and families over the past year.
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Washington
Stablisvation
John C. Collet
OPA
Collet
UNO Assembly Set For Jan. 10
London reports the United Nations preparatory commission formally approved January 10 as the opening date of the UNO assembly in London. The dress meeting neared completion with few details left to settle before adjournment. From 1942 to 1945, about 900000 individuals benefited through Veterans Administration facilities aided by the Red Cross.
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Sion
United Nations
Une
UNO
London
United Nations Preparatory Commission
Veterans Administration
Red Cross
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Cleva Joyner
Elro L. Scott
Vins, Elro Louis Scott
P.O
Blunt Zorger
Mone
Tress Vagabond Club
Lawton Flower Shop
Mary Worle
Oo Mart
Miss Loud
Betty June Loud
Braniff Airlines
Dallas
Wilbur Lead
1605
Columbia
Gene Cushman
Spencer
Lawtan
Okla
Lawton Funeral Home
Staart Natal
Charia
C. HM
Fort Sil
Edwin H. Hood
Joe Donley
D Avenue
Brucewood
Lettie Lee
California
America
Benham
Reich
Miss Plaza
Jonathan Logan
By Berkley
Redernick A
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