Optimist Club Discusses Sea Scout Ship Plans
The weekly Optimist meeting in the Old South cafeteria featured Lewis McCoy outlining the Senior Sea Scout program and units. About 25 youths showed interest. Miss Natalie Bynum urged support for more leaders. Vernon Lowell discussed Cameron College plans. new appointments included Botkin as public director and Ray Mayhall as sergeant-at-arms. Whittier announced progress on the minstrel show and commuter appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old South
Lewis McCoy
Feld
McCoy
Jac Turner
Memery
Seck
Natalie Bynum
Chickasha
Tiny Pool
Lawton
Cameron College
Vernon Lowell
The
Calere
New Scout Troop To Be Organized In Lawton
A new Lawton Boy Scout troop will be organized Saturday night at the First Presbyterian Church recreation room. Lawrence Keegan will serve as scoutmaster. Bruce Amin John F. Taylor Dr. W. E. Cunningham Dr. Lewis Fouta and J. H. Wyant Jr. will serve on the troop committee. The meeting date marks the 37th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. All church boys and friends are invited to attend at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Boy Scouts of America
Salvation Army Revival Held In Oklahoma Town
Lt Col Harold P Madsen and Mrs Madsen lead a weekly Salvation Army revival at 215 C Coloney with Ardmore officers aiding. Meetings run nightly at 7 45 through Monday an old fashioned hallelujah windup. The couple will later conduct revivals in Parker city Bartlesville and in North Carolina before returning to Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold P. Madsen
Salvation Army
Madsen
Incal Salvation Army
C. Coloney
Ray Malott
Ardmore Salvation Army
Alfred C. Parker
Lawton Corps
Dexter Brenzenie
Alius Corps
Brenzeaie
Madacn
Captan Parker
Colone
Powen City
Bartlesville
North Carolina
Atlanta
Snow Storms Bring Temp Drops And Visibility Decline
Snow storms swept Ishor city area early morning lowering temperatures from near freezing to 19 degrees, then rising to 22 by noon. Visibility dropped to two blocks at peak, with only a trace of snowfall reported. storm eased as sunlight returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishor
Young Realty Office Damaged by Fire in Cherry Street
Firemen leapt to a blaze at the Young Realty Company office 235 Cherry Street early today. Damage estimated at 2400 dollars, with the blaze under control and no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Realty Company
Blaze
Young Reatty Co
C. B Young
Woo Heavy
Young Sali
Markets and Livestock News From Oklahoma City and Chicago
Oklahoma City reports cattle trading with steer markets steady and weekly gains across categories. calves and stockers rise. Grain and cotton futures listed with multiple daily highs and notable moves. New York closing stocks show mixed gains across major firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
City Livestock
Oklahoma City
Staghera
Chicago
Ballet Pleases City Audience With Vivid Performances
Lawton audiences packed the high school auditorium for a 90 minute Community Concert featuring Marina Svetlova and her company. Miya Svatlova, Robert Roland, Elena Imaz, and Chiasson showcased ballet, pantomime, and Spanish dances with top costumes, piano solos, and spirited encores. The program, part of the 1040-47 series, praised diverse artistry and announced an Altus Civic appearance tonight and a Feb 25 finale with Sueca Gorodnitzitl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Lawton High School
Marina Svetlnva
Miya Svatlova
Metropolitan Opera Association
Lawtonzane
Grieg
Dolo
Robert Roland
Ballet Russe
Rimsky- Korankoff
Elena Imaz
Aragon
Tinu de Jean Chinason
Air Corps
Appletuc
d'Indy
Chiasson
Chopin
Schuman
Debunsy
Ton
Ngadoration
Sueca Gorodnitzitl
Stock price changes for multiple corporations
A list shows percent changes for numerous companies and brands including Kennecott Copper Liggett and Myers Lion Oil Gas Liquid Carbonic Martin McKead and Rob NashKelvin Nat Distillers Packard Pens Penney Philips Elec and others. Notable large movements include Penn RR down 44 percent and Sears Roebuck down 38 percent while Tex Gulf and Northern Pacific show solid gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennecott Cop
Not Can
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
NY Central RR
No Am Aviation
North Amat Co
Northern Elfle
Ohio Oil
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airwayo
Foram Pleturca
Penney (Jc
Penn RR
Peps Cola
T Philips Pet
Trymouth Off
Pure OU
M4 Radio Corp
St Joseph
Sears Roebuck
Down '& Sinclair
Socony Vacuum Ishi
Southern Pacific
Stind
Cal
Studebaker
Swift and Coso
Ughi Vexas
Tidewater
United Air Lines
United Aircraft
US Rubber
US Steel
Winson and Co
Woolworth
Blaze Destroys Farm Residence in Sterling Community
A farm residence owned by the Pinieln family was destroyed by fire around 2:90 p.m in the Khaien area. Mrs Pipkin and several children were home but escaped injury as neighbors failed to reach the blaze before it razed the frame house. The Pini family, renting the property, plan to move to Sterling while Jake Lambert organizes community efforts to replace the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Robert Pinlein
Khaien
Alte
Pipkin
Pini
Oklahoma
Jake Lambert
Picking
Cabaret Dance Planned at Douglass USO Club
A cabaret dance will be held at the Douglass USO club at 4 East Avington from 8 p.m. until midnight Saturday. Music will be provided by A. T. Irrenta and his orchestra. Refreshments will be served that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougings
East Avington
A. T. Irrenta
Jaycees Outline Rural Programs This Month
Lawton Oklahoma officials of the Lawton Junior Chamber of Commerce announce Friday rural acquaintance programs. Sessions list venues Victory School Messing Schon West View School and Red Cross School with times 7 10 or 7 30 p m and locations described relative to Lawton Fletcher and surrounding towns. Fred Bentley arranged each school event and John E Schott chairs the rural acquaintance committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
West View School
Fletcher
Red Cross School
Fred Bentley
John E. Schott
Odd Fellows To Confer Degree In Lawton Saturday
Officials of the Odd Fellows lodge from all parts of the state travel to Lawton for a degree ceremony on Saturday. About 25 members are expected to be advanced, with Lawton Canton No. Hight hosting and inviting delegates from nearby cantons. The event begins at 8 p.m. at the Odd Fellows hall. State leaders Guy Chambers and Clarence L. Smith of Tol an will attend, followed by lodge auxiliary refreshments at 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oold Fellows Lodge
Lawton
Odd Fellows Hall
Guy Chambers
Clarence L. Smith
Scouts Ready Continu ed from Part One Black Beaver council history
The article chronicles the Black Beaver council’s regional development in Southwest Oklahoma. Lawton figures prominently with two active troops, Troop 76 at First Christian Church and Troop 4 once Troop 80. John Boyett is named council president and R. V. Scott heads the district committee, as the district traces leadership since 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Beaver Council
John Boyett
Lawton
Julian
R. V. Scott
Lamton
Scouls
Cotton
Comanche
Caddo
Navajo Mountains Council
Altus
Comanche County
Stephens
Tolman
Grady
Jefferson
Harmon
Jackson
First Christian Church
Oklahoma
Girl Scout Officers To Be Installed At Banquet
Lawton Girl Scout association will install 1047 officers of its board at the council annual banquet at Lawton High School. The dinner is scheduled for 8148 rpm with area director Matullo Bynum as keynote speaker highlighting adult leader contributions and the Girl Scout program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool
Lawton Girl Scout Association
Inatalind Tanigit
Kennedy Appointment Details Said Near Completion
Oklahoma City reports governor Turner will announce the appointment of the eighth member to represent the first congressional district. Names mentioned include Kennedy from Cordell and Walter D. Maul from Bladwell, with other figures tied to the appointment. The director's job salary set at 4500 dollars, but funding unavailable now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kennedy
Lawton
Raymond Symcox
Cordell
Walter D. Maul
Bladwell
Turner
Wintem
Igsion
Lawton Ring Event Highlights Open Class Boxing
Luke Tampeah wins in a tough final and Don Lockwood advances as Tampeah and Leon Taush headline a Lawton boxing showcase. Other contenders include Ralph Younger and Virgil Goodin, with Cyril prospects Billy Moore and Gene Certain reaching finals in nearby weight classes. Local civic remarks accompany the sports action with community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tainpesh
Tainpeah
Talnpesh
Barton
Blackwell
Talnpeah
Red Andrews
Tamnpeeh
Don Lockwood
Big Leon Tauish
Municipal Auditorium
Ted Acton
Oklahoma City
Tauish
Acton
Big Leon
Tamnah
Ralph Younger
Tulsa
Younger
Oklahoma
Tamalla
Bufaula
Faye
Fort Sill
Goodin
Cyril
Lawton
Hamblen Cites on Recreation and Morality
Hamblen argues for healthy recreation to revitalize energies and emphasizes strong bodies as essential today. He warns that moral attitudes are challenged by forces of evil and that individuals venturing into wrong channels cause community harm.
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Organization of Sea Scout Ship
Salvation Army Revival
Wan Peng
Oldaohile
Oldsmobile
Wade Oldsmobile Co
O Avenue
Citorgo
Chicaco
Butler
New York
York
Pal
Beth Steet
Gen Fonda
Gen Motors
Gondyear T
Greyhound Corp
Hercules
Johng-Minavl
Pygmalion
Remon
Juliet
Rormance
Douglass Uso
Harry Curnutt
Cy Printing . Co
Jimmy Johnston
FUONE
Jaycees
Odd Fellows
Paga
Girl Scout
Lara
Washburn
Hell
Haly Middleyworth
Oklahoman
Pulatt
Layton
Ampateurs
P Thites
Luke Tainpeah
Cameron
Bonnelny Leon Tunish
Temple
Kenneth
Red) Barton
Aggie
Luke
Blackwell Red Hood
Billy Moore
Henry McMinn
Moore
Gene Certain
Vie City
Moan
Certain
Howell Orr
Macillanat Night
Frank Wilson
Curt
Ben Yager
Yager
Wilson
Calvin Myera
Allstate High
Bert Roberts
Covington
Calvin
Roberts
Abell Ice
Myers
Joey Johnson, Jr
Hamblen
Ufe
John Keathrey
Max Brock
Emerson School
Ron Stephens
Ralph Williams
Eddie Hillhouse
Vernon Belsterfield
Ray Nowlin
Don Harrel
Byrus Miller
John Keathley
Wilbur Loud
E. R. Helgler
John Shoemaker
Milton Keating
John Millikin
Jonathon Wainwright
Fourth Army
Polo Field
Fort Su
Earl
Isla
Lawton Top & Trim Supply
C. Avenue
Wilson Canvas Goods CO
Tooms-Wilson
C Ave
Berry
My Valentine
Love
Berry's
Lieviata Oy
Save ON Drugs
Jones
South 3Rd St
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