Kiwanis St Valentine Program Dazzles Local Guests
Biwanians honored their queens in a Kiwanis Club St Valentine program held Thursday noon at the First Christian church basement. Everett E. Neptune introduced guests and the event featured vocal and musical numbers by local artists with a group of district officials from Texas and Oklahoma. The program included humorous Valentine verses and selections by Lawton high school singers, Mrs. Hamblen, and others, with numerous Oklahoma City guests in attendance.
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Queens
First Christian Church
Everett E. Neptune
Caziman
Lewis Fouts
Joe Porter
L. A McDonald
Denton
Texas
Howard S. Riggs
Wellington
George W. Murray
G. Omar Hill
Alva
Oxla
Neptune
Valentine Essages
Joe Port
Valentine
Lawton High School
Ira Jean Snow
Alice Fulghum
Dorothy Wern
Willeva Elrod
Jean
P. B.urd
M. C. Everheart
Virgil Austin
Carey Fuqua
C. E. Miller
Oklahoma City
Art Of Letter Writing May Soon Be Cast Aside
New York February 14. The art of letter writing may be displaced by voice recording on paper folded into an envelope for mailing. Recipients unfold, place paper in a gadget like a radio, and flatten to listen. A Cleveland firm is developing the device drawing interest from electrical engineers.
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New York
Cleveland
Rodolphs hosted by Carothers family in Indiahoma
Rev and Mrs Clyde Rodolph of Mountain Park were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Hugh Carothers Sunday. Other visitors included Brenton family, McCollough family and daughters Judy and Janice, and several local residents. J N Campbell returned to Lawton for medical treatment. Cameron students visited weekend. Phillip Stall and wife welcomed a baby son born Tuesday February 11. Bonnie Parks visited with sister Leola and Virginia Parks of Oklahoma City. Mrs Ray Skaggs spent weekend in Snyder with parents. Leon and Lena Null visited McLinn and Null homes in Chickasha.
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Indiahoma
Clyde Rodolph
Mountain Park
Hugh Carothers
H. ©. Brenton
Ernest McCollough
Judy
Janice
Grandfield
Fred Attaway
David
Sonny
Cyril
R. A. Brenton
J. N. Campbell
Lawton
Cameron
Tommy Hadley
Bennie Wallace
Donald Marcum
Phillip Stall
Leola
Virginia Parks
Oklahoma City
Bonnie Parks
Ray Skaggs
Snyder
Leon Null
Lena Null
Chickasha
McLinn
Null
American savings far exceed national debt, $300 billion
UHICAGG reports the American people have salted away about $300 billion in savings beyond the national debt. If divided among all residents, that would amount to roughly $2,140 per person. The nest egg covers bank savings, investments, and insurance, per the Research Council for Economic Security.
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Uhicagg
Research Council For Economic Security
Research Council
Valentine Party Brightens Brownie Troop Meeting
Embers of Brownie Girl Scout Troop 12 held a Valentine themed party Tuesday at Mrs. H. J. Pierce home 212 Euclid in place of the regular meeting. Laura Ann Abshire baked the cake and served refreshments with help from Mrs. George Abshire and Mrs. Ruby Srock. Attendees included LaVera Srock Thelma Srock Beaujier Burns Connie Lassetter Margaret Fierce Margaret McFadden Peggy Wiggins and visiting girls Rose Marie Edwards Shirley Wright Patricia Martin Geneva Fettijohn.
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Brownie Girl Scout Troop 12
H. J. Pierce
Ieader
Euclid
Laura Ann Abshire
George Abshire
Ruby Srock
LaVera Srock
Thelma Srock
Beaujier Burns
Connie Lassetter
Margaret Fierce
Margaret McFadden
Peggy Wiggins
Rose Marie Edwards
Shirley Wright
Patricia Martin
Geneva Fettijohn
Oklahoma bill allows women on juries with child limit
The Oklahoma House in committee of the whole backed a bill allowing women to serve on juries if no children under twelve are present. The measure also exempts pharmacists and veterinarians from jury duty due to busy schedules.
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Oklahoma
House
Swamp Root advertised as aid for urinary issues
An old advertisement touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy for nocturia and urinary irritation. It claims to flush kidneys and ease acidity, with promises of better sleep after initial doses and a free trial offer from Kilmer & Co.
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Kilmer
Dept. R. Kilmer & Co., Inc
This Was News 20 Years Ago February 1927 Item
Jack Kerans and Attorney W C Witcher left for Amarillo Borger and other Texas points on a short business trip Roy Dunning left for Dallas to attend a Willys Overland regional meeting E Borger of Borger Furniture Co in Oklahoma City buying a collection of furniture Squad captains named for Chamber of Commerce drive Len Tillerson and Len Adams hosted Par Avance club members and guests while E B Dunlap and J Hale Edwards hosted a luncheon for the federation of women clubs executives district nine
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Lawton Constitution
Jack Kerans
Amarillo
Borger
Texas
Roy Dunning
Dallas
Willys-Overland
E. Borger
Borger Furniture Company
Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
R. A. Parkinson
G. C. Ralston
M. Koshler
J. 5. Boyett
C. KR. Churchwell
Bob Locke
H. T. Miller
Len Tillerson
Charles Adams
Fort Sill Boulevard
Par Avance Club
E. B. Dunlap
J. Hale Edwards
Federation of Women's Clubs
Ninth District
Vets Can Carry GI Protection As Term Insurance
Veterans may continue to carry their GI protection as term insurance or convert it to other forms, said Robert M. Moyer, contact representative. The program, offered by the U.S. government for armed forces due to wartime hazards, helps service members protect financial objectives despite potential loss.
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National Service Life Insurance
Robert M. Moyer
U.S
Low Cost Protection For Soldiers Insurance Act Beneficiaries
The article explains low cost term insurance for soldiers due to their modest pay after the 1940 act. It notes premium at about 65 cents per $1,000 with all premiums covering death claims. Contact Mr. Moyer at 306 Federal Building Bam for details, 8 to 4:30 weekdays and 8 to noon Saturdays.
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Moyer
Federal Building
Bam
Troop Arrivals From War Zones Reported By AP
The army transport Hope arrives in San Francisco with 358 military patients and 20 government civilians from Japan Korea Okinawa and Manila. The Texarkana Victory brings 1712 troops from Leghorn Italy and the Digin Victory 694 troops from Bremerhaven to New York. Yesterday three service ships arrived, including Marine Angel with 654 troops and Admiral Coontz with 1299 troops from Bremerhaven. Admiral W. Sims reaches San Francisco with 616 troops and 70 civilians from Korea and Japan.
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Hope
San Francisco
Japan
Keres
Okinawa
Manila
Texarkana
Leghorn
Italy
Digin Victory
Bremerhaven
New York
Marine Angel
Admiral Coontz
Admiral W. & Sims
Korea
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Kiwanis Club
Commercial & Fave
Fletcher Plumbing CO
Carothers
McCord
Brownie Troop
Stephens
National Electrical Contractors’ Association
Ron. Stephens
D Ave
Po OF
Ueco
5Th &C Avenue
Wichita Falls, Tex
Lawton, Oklahoma
Vernon, Tex
St.Joseph
Rt. Lacey & Body
Lawton, Okla
The
Associated Press
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Fon
Tom Bullock
Hudson Dealer
Champlin Corner
Anthony
Anthony’s
Sport Oxford
Arch
Oxford
John C. Roberts
D Avenue
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