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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1946

Page

5

Club Sets Plans for Birthday Celebration and Meeting

The Chalyn Huntel home hosted a Thursday club gathering where plans for the annual birthday celebration were finalized. The event, a covered dish supper, will be hosted January 19 at Mrs Le Yarnil’s residence 1005 Arel. J Ramey discussed Modern and Period Furniture.

Mrarnest Cavett Chalyn Huntel Bel le Yarnil J. Ramey Gammins Meg Wayre Guilenk Tuale Laight Botkin Pont Rimes Denk Selott Carter Waid Vaemute Mes Rady Tiler Washington, D.C Wes On Roestl Club

Vagabond Club Plans First Meeting And Script Dance

The Vagabond Club held its first meeting of the year at the Priman venue with the Mopahond club in attendance. After a basketball game, members discussed activities and bids followed by a pledge ceremony for Pat Daley Dot Wertz and new pledges with Barbara Lingnaton Shirley Pagal Mary Jones Cass Stee vers Phyllis Boyles Gwen Brady Georgia Jennings and Mary Eien Daley. Officers to be elected at the next meeting with Mrs Bernice Peltier as a guest.

II Leite Glishy Barbara Lingnaton Shirley Pagal Mary Jones Weed Cass Steevers Phyllis Boyles Gwen Brady Georgia Jennings Mary Eien Daley Pat Daley Dot Wertz Mra Bernice Peltier

Pan-Hellenic Bridge Luncheon At Fort Sill

The Pan Hellenic Bridge Luncheon was held Thursday at the Officers' Club Fort Sill with Mrs J R Montgomery and Mrs Robert Scott of Delta Gamma sorority as hostesses. An elongated bouquet centered the head table amid pink azaleas. Others present included Mrs Arth ue Orthe nigh and Mrs W Le Bevin among a list of attendees.

Lawton-Fer Elu Fort Sill J. R. Montgomery Robert Scott Delta Gamma Sorority Mary Black Expres W. W. Godlove Binelli

Newlyweds Honored At Dinner Party

Newlyweds Lt. Col. Robert J. Krocher and his wife were honored guests at a New Year’s Eve dinner hosted by Mrs. Provher’s parents Drs and Mrs. W. G. Husband in their home at 1012 Bell. The couple’s wedding was recently held at the couple’s home, with arrangements of pink roses narcisstis and gardenias. Additional guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. Montromecy Mr. Tod Warkentin Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rawlings Sr. and Mrs. Gene Cushman Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Drews and Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor.

Mexico Umbia Robert J. Jrocher Henry Fabert Seall Bell Provher Drs W. G

Bill Husbands Visit To Oklahoma City Medical School

Bill Husband visits Oklahoma City while in army specialized training. He invites his sister Mrs Robert P Scott and family to join him during the stay in 1912.

Pfe Bill Husband Pie Alltending Medical School Oklahoma

Washington PTA Postpones January Meeting

The Washington PTA meeting set for Monday January 7 has been postponed to Friday January 11 due to the school reopening. The change affects all listed officers and members attending the scheduled session at the usual Washington venue.

Ral Washington Pta

Singing Convention Slated Here Sunday

An all day singing convention will be held Sunday at the Pentecostal church. H Jace Wolington, president of the Comanche County singing convention, announced the event today.

Sundiye Pentecostil Pohu Hoof God H. Jace Wolington

OPA Dissolves Ration Division and Reorganizes

The Office of Price Administration dissolves its rationing division and transfers responsibilities to general price boards. Local boards will be renamed price central boards and focus on enforcing retail ceilings. Sugar supply remains the last rationed item under the new arrangement.

OPA Washington OPA Tndny Ita Opr Lit Loc

New Compound ERB HELP Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts ERB HELP as a 12 herb bowel cleanser that aids digestion, clears fat from the stomach, and smooths liver and kidney action. It claims users feel better after taking the product and urges readers in Lawton to buy at local drug stores.

Lawton

Buford Plemmons Promoted After Navy Arrival

Mrs C B Plemmons reports double good news as her husband C Buford F Plemmons arrives in the United States and earns a promotion from ensign to lieutenant junior grade. He reached San Francisco December 31 after Pacific service and awaits further orders.

B. Plemmons C. Buford F Plemmons States Plemmons San Francisco Cal Pacific Navy D. W. Planmansst Lawton Comanche County Central High School Mast Central College Adu

Arkansas River Murder Case Linked to Serial Slayings

Witnesses recall Lt Plemmons and Mrs Hall in a wartime drama in 1945. Plemmons trained in Tennessee and at Northwestern University before dying seven minutes later. Mrs Hall, a young Arkansas River victim near Little Rock in August 1944, was fatally beaten. Hall allegedly confessed to slayings of five others across Arkansas and Kansas.

Plemmons Tennessee Northwestern Uni Chicago Hall Clammans Conway Arit Arkansas Little Rock Kansas

Confessed Killer Of Six Executed

James W. Gall, a 75 year old former Milton resident, executed in the electric chair for the murder of six people including his second wife. The execution occurred at the state prison at 2 p.m. after he confessed to the killings.

Tucker James W. Gall Milton Bowl Ean Hedk

Civilian Butter Supply In U S Will Be Lower

A wartime government bulletin states civilian butter supply in the United States will be reduced to about 909,0006 pounds due to production and distribution adjustments. The notice outlines allocation measures and prepares consumers for expected shortages in coming weeks.

U.S Washington

Agriculture outputs for 1915 period settle in 360 million

The agriculture department reports a faltered civilian output of 360 million pounds for the new period, with the April-June quarter assigned an allotment of 470 million pounds. The March period and the last quarter of 1915 are noted in the update.

Agriculture Department

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