Lawton Constitution notices and subscriber terms
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Associated Press
Associated Pread
Geronimo Family, Revival Progress Highlight Local News
Large turnout at Mrs. Sally Dunn’s funeral in Lawton on Monday February 3. Geronimo Baptist Church reports revival progressing. local visitors and residents noted in several social items and game results.
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Geronimo
Sally Dunn
Lawton
Galloway
Militen Galloway
Geronimo Baptist Church
Joe Donley
Church of Christ
Cadhe
Elgin
Wanda Morris
Lydia Mihecoby
Betty Davidson
Shirley Dickson
Betty Lewis
Menda James
Marylo Lewis
Mihecoby
Charlene Bohanan
Dickson
Boye
Lneup
Feex
Cameron College
Edgar Thomason
Milton Galloway
Eugene Thomason
Charles Brooks
Clifton Green
Sam Green
Gary Evans
Ernest Green
Political Announcements Democrat Chief of Police Waldo Ward
Public notices list candidate names including Waldo Ward for chief of police with party Democrat and other nominees such as Dr Bell for street commissioner T K Dine Coombs for city treasurer Sam Maddox for council ward 7 Robert Bob Williamson for council ward 7.
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Waldo Ward
Bell Street
T. K “Dine” Coombs
Sam Maddux
Robert
Bob” Williamson
Additional Speakers Listed For Church Parley In City
Additional speakers were announced for the Crusade Assembly here Sunday hosted by Lawton First Christian Church. The event will draw about 600 Christians from 38 area churches with a national team including Mia Goulter, Rev Willard Wickster, Rev G Gerald Sing and other church leaders. The program features morning talks on current church issues and a youth day event, followed by a 2 PM program and a 4 PM dedicatory service.
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Crusade Assembly
Lawton First Christian Church
Ito Womp
Mia, J. Goulter
Hotel
China
Miag
Jane Blylen Miller
Young People's Work For Missionary Organization
Willard M. Wickster
G. Gerald Sing
Indianapalia
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Tha Ponen Christ Chrimatian Church
Lio Essembly
Austin J. Hollingsworth
Tacol
Neb
Napbriska
Christ In Missionary Society
Harllo 4 Smith
William Woorly College
Fulton
Flenry Nobie Sherwood
Board of Higher Education of
Disciples of Christ
D. Ervin Sheete
Penalon Fn
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America
Lawton Folks in Oklahoma City for Meetings
Fred Larrance travels to Oklahoma City on business. Kiwanis delegation including F. Allen J. W. McGee and Roy Parkinson attends the divisional conference. Claude and Mrs Lopez relocate to 607 Columbia. H. D. Sullivan visits Chattanooga for county business. Lucille McTaggart leaves county attorney staff for Southwestern Light and Power Co.
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Lawton Constitution
Fred Larrance
Oklahoma City
KK. F. Allen
J. W. McGee
Roy Parkinson
Lawton Kiwanisans
Kiwanish
Claude Lopez
Columbia
D. Sullivan
Comanche County
Chattanooga
Mise Lucille McTaggart
Southwestern Light and Power Co
Local residents travel for family illness east of Tulsa
John FP Thomas Sr spent Monday in Ardmore on business. Elmer and Charles Steele of 710 Gore left Monday for Soto near Tulsa, where they were summoned by the illness of a relative.
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John FP. Thomas Sr
Ardmore
Basiness
Elmer
Charles Steele
Gore
Soto
Tulsa
Local social notes from Elgin region report visitors and events
Mrs. Nona Moore along with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch hosted relatives Verden Ola in their home. Miss Mary Brown attended the Fletcher sale. Mrs. Noel Lilly visited her mother Mrs. Waggoner. Mr. and Mrs. B. Weathers and daughter Inez shopped in Lawton. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hefner visited Rev. H. B. Snodgrass. Mrs. Herman Bentley and daughter Helen were guests in Elgin.
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Elgin
Nona Moore
Robert Welch
Herman Bentley
Helen
Norman visit and university plans noted in local items
Home of Mrs. Elvin Walcott Saturday and B C Cheens drove to Norman Sunday where he will enter the university for the second semester. Miss Jean Hensley Cameron college student spent last weekend here with her parents.
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Elvin Walcott
B.C. Cheens
Norman
Jean Hensley
Cameron College
Tax service offers joint federal and state return filing
Advertising copy promises to prepare both federal and state tax returns for the same price. It notes submitting W-2 forms simplifies filing and invites customers to visit the office from 7 a.m. to 12 a.m. for convenience and to seek guidance if unsure about their taxes.
Local Visits Highlight Rural Family Matters
Mrs Jim Hensley visited her brother Wille Kloomin and family on Wednesday. Mrs Seth Buliou and Bronay Point were also mentioned. Mrs Clifford Cremer shopped in Lawton on Monday. Mr and Mrs Allen Pavetoe and Miss Sally Walcott are listed from Oklahoma.
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Jim Hensley
Seth Buliou
Bronay Point
Wille Kloomin
Clifford Cremer
Lawton
Allen Pavetoe
Misa Sally Walcott
Oklahoma
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Liberty Heights
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Mrs. O. J, Goulter
W. M. Wickier
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