Garfield PTA Founders Day Skit Featured By Unit
The Garfield PTA Founders Day program at 7 30 p m featured a musical skit tracing PTA history with Dr Grant H Neuteboom reading sketches and period music. Models and performers included Mesdames Hancock Dees Church Hicks Baker Spears and Porter with Mrs E W Young directing and Mrs C A Roberts Jr accompanying. About 200 attendees enjoyed dessert refreshments and a birthday cake centerpiece while nominating committee members were announced and room counts awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Garfield Unit
Grant H. Neuteboom
Mesdames
Lew Johnson
Katherine Nims
Judith Roth
D. R. Hoover
Orvis Rigsby
Mesdames Baker, Nims
Mildred Coltharp
Roosevelt PTA Presents Puppet Play For Founders Day
Roosevelt PTA staged Mister Facts a puppet play during Founders Day in the school auditorium directed by Mrs Dell Logan with many patrons participating. Mrs Viron Warren president led the 7 39 p m session and introduced Mrs Bob Sandman who gave the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Dell Logan
Viron Warren
Hayden Berryhill
Bob Sandman
Roosevelt
Denver
Colo
R. G. Swanson
Roosevelt Pta
Georgia Moore
Logan
DAR Members to Host Two Meetings This Month in Lawton
Lawton Oklahoma DAR chapter schedules two events this month. Miss Lily Stafford at 1102 C will host Saturday's 1 15 p m annual business meeting with co hosts Mesdames Del Dexter O B Hendrickson and A B Gosselin. A guest day colonial tea is set for February 18 at the McMahon Foundation building assembly room 716 C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Daughters of American Revolution
Lily Stafford
Mesdames del Dexter
O. B. Hendrickson
A. B. Gosselin
DAR
McMahon Foundation
Alabama U. facing two crises Thursday
Alabama University braces for two court and campus challenges as Autherine Lucy, the first Black woman admitted to the 125 year old school, and Polly Ann Hudson seek enrollment and divorce related actions. A federal court order and trustees’ ban on Lucy prompt security concerns and campus unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autherine Lucy
University of Alabama
William Adams
Birmingham
Polly Ann Hudson
Board of Trustees
Hudson
Alabama
Miss Lucy
New York
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
Brownell
Lucy-Hudson
University
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
Cision
Lucy
O. C. Carmichael
Jeff Bennett
Carmichael
Leonard Wilson
Selma
Ala
Indian City USA names new board directors in Anadarko
Four men were elected to Indian City USA board of directors at Anadarko. Re-elected were John Stalder as treasurer and M. B. Breckenridge. New directors are Houston Tice and C. R. Donely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarko, Okla
Indian City
USA
Anadarko
John Stalder
M. B. Breckenridge
Houston Tice
C. R. Donely
Court Notes District and Superior Court Actions Across Counties
District Court Civil suits include Guy Clapton versus Knox Jensen Motor Co for 1576.74 and A W Young Trading as Creditors Adjustment Bureau versus R A and Winnie Bell Brigham for 377.35. Superior Court seeks temporary injunction against Walter Brown and Laura Troutman with hearing Feb 11. Precinct matters include Uniform Reciprocal Enforcement of Support, quiet title action in Cache, and probate administration for E F Lowe. Beer licenses filed for Clyde’s Drive-Inn, Red Bud Food Store, Cozy Inn, Bomb Bay Luncheon Room, Oasis Bar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Guy Clapton
Knox Jensen Motor Co
A. W. Young
Creditors Adjustment Bureau
R. A
Winnie Bell Brigham
District Court of
Jefferson County
Superior Court
State of Oklahoma
Manville Redman
Walter Brown
Laura Troutman
Washington
Lois Jean Prewitt
Ralph Prewitt
Stiit
B. F
Dorothy Self
C. J. Jones
Cache
Comanche County
Marvin O. Lowe
Lawton
E. F. Lowe
Clyde E. Pursley
Clyde’s Drive-Inn
S. Sixth
Hal H. Hughes
Lloyd Esscott
Red Bud Food Store
Cache Road
Robert H. Robinson
Allan Barnes
Cozy Inn
Linda Foggy
Bomb Bay Luncheon Room
C. Green
Oasis Bar
Farmers own seven million motor vehicles and horses
American farmers hold 7 million motor vehicles and 4.5 million horses and mules today, compared with 5.6 million vehicles and 11.9 million horses and mules ten years ago, highlighting a shift in farm equipment and animal use.
Control Board To Meet Friday At Fort Sill
Fort Sill officers to host the Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board for the Oklahoma area at 10 a m Friday. Provost marshals and medical officers from Fort Sill Norman McAlester Oklahoma City Altus Enid Ardmore Muskogee and Sherman Tex will join to review conditions off base affecting health morals and welfare of servicemen on leave. Col. Jack L. Rhodes presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Board
Oklahoma
Norman
McAlester
Oklahoma City
Altus
Enid
Ardmore
Muskogee
Sherman
Tex
Michigan Solons Get Mink Ties
In Lansing Michigan Rep James Goulette R distributed more than 100 mink bow ties to House members and committee clerks to honor the 200th bill. Tradition holds bill introducers who reach 100 and 200 pass out favors in the House. There will be no investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing, Mich
James Goulette
House
Goulette
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mesdames Spears
Neuteboom
Mesdames Nims
L. F. Wilhelm
Junior Cooper
Luftwaffe
Landsberg
Germany
Alabama U
Tuscaloosa
Wilson
Tryduff Hardware CO
Orner
D Avenue
Twa
Bustgnady Uinde Winde
OWL
Wwe
Dung Si
Svar Annivendouy
Usar
van Raalte
Illusion
Chantilly
D. Sheerio
Oye
Beautiful Valentine
C Avenue
Fourth Street
Eugene L. Bowman
Health Department
Lawton-Comanche County
Col
Jack L. Rhodes
Michigan
Wichita
Lee
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