Funeral Rites for Mrs Verna B Bell Held in Frederick
Funeral services for Mrs Verna Beatrice Bell 86 were set for 11 a m Wednesday at Fish Memorial chapel after a long illness. She was born November 5 1886 in Lexington Kentucky and attended Vanderbilt University and Southwestern State College Weatherford. She taught at Arapaho and married William Foover Bell in 1905. Surviving are daughter Mrs J D Norton Frederick grandson Jay Bill Norton three sisters and one brother. Burial is in Frederick Memorial cemetery.
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Oklahoma City
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Oscar Lovell
Otosi
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Memphis
Tenn
W. J. Johns
Union City
Charles C. Brown
St. Louis
Marlow Obituaries For Lewis Palmore Dillingham Fite
Services for Sam L. Lewis 82 died early Sunday in an Oklahoma City hospital. Burial was in Marlow cemetery. Survivors include a daughter and five sons. Services for Walter C. Palmore 77 were at Calloway Smith chapel with burial in Marlow cemetery. Daughters and sons listed, funeral attendees named. Services for Mrs. C. H. Dillingham held in Frederick with burial at Frederick Memorial cemetery. Survivors include a son and grandchildren. Services for Geral D. Fite 42 were in Ritter Dalton chapel with burial in Highland cemetery. Bearers listed.
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Oklahoma City
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Tal Bonham
First Baptist Church
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Brown County
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T. C. Hargett
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Stanley
Mark
Muril
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Grand Junction
Colo
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Anadarko
Kate Lewis
el Monte
Calif
Levina Lewis
Yucaiata
Walter C. Palmore
Callaway-Smith Funeral Home
Clarence Ball
Passnor
First Methodist Church
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Ravinna
Marrid
Artie Givens
Bailey
Bai v
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Burl Jones
Lawton
Robert Williams
Woodrow Dennis
Frederick
Gish Memorial
C. H. Dillingham
Albuquerque
N. M
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C. H. Dillingham Jr
Geral D. Fite
S. Second
Ritter- Dalton Funeral Home
Clayton S. Walder
First Christian Church
Highland Cemetery
Cecil Carter
A. J. Peck
Paul Dunbar
Oscar Cox
Wayne Cox
Doc Ramey
Subscription Rates for Lawton Area Newspapers
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Gourley Accused Of Using State Funds For Chauffeur Hire
Oklahoma City AP Senate Investigating Committee meets again to probe operation and expenditures of the State Insurance Fund under former commissioner J Leland Gourley. Accused of using state funds for a chauffeur, central purchasing and merit system issues, and political employe freezes before his resignation.
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Weatherford
Centenary Methodist Plans Monthly Supper and Film
Centenary Methodist church hosts its monthly fellowship supper on Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Fellowship hall. Mrs W W Godlove chairs social concerns and oversees the program featuring the film Broken Mask about racial prejudice. Attendees bring two covered dishes for the covered dish event.
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Committee On Social Concerns
Cityan Named President of Scottish Rite Class in McAlester
Joe H. West of Lawton was elected president of the 102 member Scottish Rite class at the McAlester Consistory reunion held Friday and Saturday in McAlester. Other Lawton Masons attending included Joe Paul Conner Graves L Dearmond Jefferson Davis Ervin Darby A Gay Gary Oliver Gordon L Omndal Charles Richard Rogers Charles Preston Stafford John William Tipsword Lowry Glenn Trull Wayne Stanton Don Ray Williams and Billy Parker Woodruff.
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Lawton
McAlester
Belief in Reincarnated Souls Protecting Inuit Children
Some Eskimos hold that the souls of the dead reincarnate as newborns to guard growing children. When the child can care for himself the spirit departs.
Day's News Digest Covers Global Tensions and U.S. Politics
The Castro government denies Cuban planes fired on a U.S. shrimp boat and accuses U S jets of machine-gunning Cuban territory. Mansfield and Dirksen agree four Americans died at Bay of Pigs. Kennedy campaigns for a tax cut amid fiscal trouble. International talks hint at five on-site inspections yearly for underground tests, with Senate doubt. Eight deaths and seven missing in four ship disasters worldwide. Moscow claims revived Siberian prehistoric vertebrates hinting at space travel freeze. National: Reuther warns 35-hour week may hurt economy. support for flexible weeks with 40-hour pay. Oscar buzz widens to Bette Davis and Katharine Hepburn. Mardi Gras in New Orleans.
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Sen
Mansfield
Dirksen
Film Highlights Scout Banquet in Hoover School
A Blue and Gold scout banquet at Hoover School hosted by Cub Scout Pack 177 drew 163 Cubs and families. Den 3 led a flag ceremony and awarded badges including wolf bear and gold arrows to multiple scouts. Den 5 closed with the ceremony. Committee leaders included Thomas Davis and Louis Hawkey.
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Kendall Hatch
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Delbert Charles
Keith Caldwell
John Johnson
Terry Miller
Bret McDonald
Robert Cox
Robert Symuleski
Webelos
Lee Bourn
Allen Hawkey
Joe Campbell
Stephen Hollingsworth
Lee Bourne
Joey Rosas
Bobby Shireling
Louis Dechert
Pete Cooper
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Alvin Wright
Denner Stripes
Tommy Davis
Jim McCool
David Desautel
Denner
Den 3
Den 5
Thomas Davis
Louis Hawkey
Ed Campbell
Steve Porter
K. D. McDonald
Mariner 2 declares Venus lifeless after flyby
NASA's Mariner 2 mission concludes Venus is too hot and too dry to harbor life. After 109 days journey, the probe passed within 21,600 miles of the cloud covered planet and sent data from two instrument packages.
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Venus
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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