Paula Wayne to star opposite Sammy Davis Jr on Broadway
Kiowa county actress Paula Wayne formerly of Mountain View and Hobart lands the ingenue role opposite Sammy Davis Jr in a musical version of Golden Boy. Rehearsals start in May with the Broadway arrival set for Sept 28 after a 14 week tour. Paula Watkins grew up in Mountain View and studied opera before shifting to musical comedy.
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THE
WINGS
Oklahoma
Kiowa County
Paula Wayne
Sammy Davis Jr
Verson
Clifford Odet
Mountain View
Hobart
Shirley Jones
Georgia Brown
Oliver
Jane Powell
Rita Moreno
Pat Stanley
Janice Rule
Piper Laurie
Barbara Baxley
Mindy Carson
Paula
New York Journal American
Paula Watkins
Ralph Watkins
Mr. Watkins
Divorce and civil actions listed in public records
Public Records show multiple divorce petitions in Superior Court for Margaret Collins and others with named spouses, followed by several district court civil actions including mortgage foreclosures, money judgments, and sheriff sales. Licenses issued for multiple individuals and a probate hearing are also noted along with a beer license listing in George Willis Realto.
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Margaret Collins
James R. Collins
Riley
Ingrid W. Williams
John R. Williams
Marthe Rocevor
Larry Dole Kocevor
Schissier
Ramsen Bell
Robert Bell
Ruth Desrochers
Raymond E. Desrochers
District Court
Federal National Mortgage Association
Leron Ellis Wood
Mountain View
Nick Scords
Herb Stonehocker
Herb
Chrysler
California Artificial Flower Co
Ramon John
Ramon
Doveress J. Jacobson
Fort Sill
Ovetta Geerdes
Purcell
Delbert S. Brown
Lowton
Patsy Lynette Athey
Temple Cort Wayne Wmith
Fort Worth
Tex
Nedro Kove Necessary
Shirley Ann Wessell
Frederick J. W. Hines
Duncan
Betty Jo Walker
Duncan Lorry
Killion
Tydail Air Force Base
Fla
Joanie Lou Williams
Charies
Wilson
Alvin M. Fowler
Maureen R. Fowler
Lawton
Robert M. Davis
Virginia C. Hall
Robert J. Smith
Hastings
Faye McCarley
Lewis E
Bueno Vista
L. W. Hagen
Martha A. Simpson
C. W. Simpson
George Willis
Realto
Vic Announces For Re Election In Sixth District
Congressman Victor Wicker announced he will seek re election to the sixth district seat in the House of Representatives. He praised past gains, cited unemployment reduction and new industry, and pledged to use his increased seniority on military bases to further local interests while campaigning across counties and towns.
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Victor Wickersham
House of Representatives
Wickersham
House Armed Services Committee
House
Johnson
Harris Seeks Common Sense Foreign Aid Policy
Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris spoke at the Marlow Chamber of Commerce banquet urging a balanced budget and firm foreign policy. About 300 attendees heard him stress safeguarding natural resources and avoiding “buying love” with aid.
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Marlow
Oklahoma
Fred Harris
Robert S. Kerr
Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Don Gramlich
Chamber
Gramlich
Merrill Reynolds
Ira Green
Green
Elsie Howard
Lions Club
Rod and Gun Club
Community Chest
First Methodist Church
Howard
Study Club
Women's Society
Lawton
Chickasha
Duncan
Midwest City
Jim Taylor
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Club Holds Tacky Party
The Lawton Evening Lions club hosted a ladies’ night meeting with a Tacky Party theme. Ellen Heard and Sue Hamburger presented slides on the New York World's Fair, Chevyl Bennett spoke on civic clubs, and invitations to a Broadway show Camelot were extended. Guests included Walter and Mrs Riggs and Ken and Mrs Henson, with entertainment by Lela Stephens Jack Parker and Dan Delluomo.
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Lawton Evening Lions Club
Ellen Heard
Sue Hamburger
Lawton High School
Future Homemakers of America
Chevyl Bennett
Eisenhower High School
McMahon Auditorium
Camelot
Walter Riggs
Ken Henson
Lela Stephens
Jack Parker
Dan Delluomo
Duncan Voters Reject School Bonds
Duncan voters rejected a proposed school improvement bond issue Tuesday by a vote of 1 158 for to 1 937 against. The funds would have paid for a new senior high auditorium and improvements to other buildings.
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Duncan
UPI
JAY
Lawton Hospital Births and Admissions Notice
Births and admissions listed for Lawton area hospitals include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Gip at 10:01 a.m. February 11, weight 8 pounds 8 ounces, with many patients admitted or dismissed for medical or surgical reasons at multiple addresses. Indian Hospital also reports births and medical entries for Oklahoma City and nearby towns, with several families named and locations given.
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Billy Gipson
Renee F. Baker
Bill Blair
N. 44Th
Starla J. Hill
Helen Hill
Plaza Trailer Courts
Frank Hunter
Lewis Tahmahkera
Indiahoma
Othel Clifton
Gore Blvd
Raymond Green
Birch
Douglas Hart
Cherry
Jalaska Mims
Walters
Lumbia
Simmie Brown
Columbia
Ray Douglas
S. 50Th
Walter Buford
Gore
Leon Ousley
Pennsylvania
William Fred Johnson
Carnegie
William Justice
Scott Drewry
W. T. Drewry
N. 29Th
Carey Roberson
Jay Roberson
Dorchester
Lavada Hoover
Alvin L. Shelly
Larry Norman
A. B. Ward
Lee Blvd
Austin Best
Magnolia
Howard Babbitt
Runyon Rd
Oliver Exendine
Oklahoma City
Marcy Mahsetky
S. 13Th
Lawrence Wilhelms
Cache
Phyllis Cates
Vera Ada Ahtone
Tommy Parker
Margie Sayerwinnie
Garfield
Edgar D. Malone
Fletcher
Gene Burton Jr
Temple
Ernest J. Russ
Ken R. Hewes
Bill Hewes
Star
Chevyl Johnson
McKinley
William Gray
Willie C. Gray
He Sims
Anadarko
Frank G. Husted
Meadowbrook Dr
Yingling
Mary Smith
Saundra J. Gordon
Oliver
S. 15Th
Carla J. Gray
Harold Gray
Chattanooga
Randy K. Collier
N. 31St
Clyde Short
Washington
Earl W. Puckett
Euclid
Hugh Cleveland
Roosevelt
Thurrel Taylor
N. 24Th
Education Leader Speaks For Club
Joe Leone, director of guidance and counseling for the state department of education, spoke to the Comanche County Schoolmasters association on guiding the school curriculum. The group expressed thanks to Leroy Montgomery for athletic tournament leadership and presented a $2 779.33 county share of receipts. James Bury presided.
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Joe Leone
State Department of Education
Comanche County Schoolmasters Association
Leone
Wade
Leroy Montgomery
Cameron College
Cameron
Montgomery
Andy Anderson
Grand High Mokus
Red Red Rose
James Bury
Lawton High Speech Students Attend Two Tournaments
Thirty three Lawton high school speech students will attend two drama tournaments this weekend at Southwestern State College Weatherford and East Central State College Ada. Mrs Opal Ford and Darrel Woolwine accompany students to Weatherford while Jim Maddox takes them to Ada.
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Lawton High School
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
East Central State College
Ada
Opal Ford
Darrel Woolwine
Jim Maddox
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Madrid
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Talbot Bros
Japan
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Dave Gardner
Ardmore
Hot Springs
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National Guard
Elmer Thomas Parkee
West Gate
Trade Mart
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Southern
Santa Fe
Pampa
Amarillo
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Beagles
Ed Sullivan
Nielsen
CBS
Cbs-Tv
Judy Garland
Joe
Murry Kellum
Sill
NCO Club
Johnny Mackey
Mary Humphrey
Public Records
Allan Rosenfeidh
Prudential Insurance Co
Walter J. Keen Jr
Ridgecrest
Randall N. Pearce
Country Club Estates
American Mortgage and Investment Co
Billy J
Biock
Country Club East
Vic
Wiley Rich
A Ave. Dia
Cache Road
Lawton Hospital
J. D. Barnes
Comanche
J. B. McAlister
Jeffrey Lee Dixon
Irwin
Melvin Curtis
PHS Indian Hospital
D. E. Cline
E. E. Bean
Lester Kemp
S. 11Th
Leonard E. Briscoe
Altus
Lawton Glass and Mirror Co
Cache Road Square
Dean
Doan
Raulston
Motorola
RCA
Zenith
Transformers
Raulston Furniture
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