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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1954

Page

5

Taft PTA Opens Year With Monday Night Program

Taft Parent-Teacher Association starts the year with a 7:30 p m program on nurturing children led by Maj Joseph R Andrews chaplain of the Cantonment chapel Army Aviation School Fort Sill The meeting in the school auditorium introduced new officers and featured two religious films and classroom awards The forthcoming polio drive and walk were highlighted by Mrs Dewey Smithe and Mrs Frank Crawford assisted by others.

Joseph R. Andrews Cantonment Chapel Army Aviation School Fort Sill Taft Parent-Teacher Association Wayne Herder PTA Herder Carless Tubbs Dewey Smithe James F. Alexander Thomas E. Young Frank Osiecki Tom Lansden Frank Crawford Walter Oswalt Jewell Bowman Albert McCracken Jim Sanders W. J. Howard J. N. Robertson Herbert Nowlin H. S. Tozier

Woodrow Wilson PTA Panel Highlights School and Home Ties

The Woodrow Wilson PTA met at Emerson School for the January session with a panel on M. and Spiritual Education led by Rev J L McQueen. Panelists included Mrs Lela Wilson Dr Wallace Gray and Principal Fred Thomason. About 80 patrons attended as Cub Scouting activities were showcased and a leadership conference announced for Jan 12.

Emerson School Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association J. L. McQueen Assembly of God Church Lela Wilson Wallace Gray Fred Thomason George Wilson Den Royce Bender Billy Joe Sizemore van Lenz Dickie Newby Mike Birdsong Bobby Gem Clare Foster Raymond Gensman

Funeral Rites for Mrs. Ella Wilson 74 Tyler Tex

Mrs. Ella Wilson 74 of Tyler Texas died at 11 p.m. Monday at the home of her sister Mrs. Maude Smith 1501 Texas Street. Born March 27, 1879 in Leon County she came to Lawton in 1953 to visit. Survivors include sister Mrs. Nettie Davis brother Henry Fisher and one grandson. Funeral arrangements are by Shaw Funeral Home.

Ella Wilson Tyler Tex Maude Smith Texas Leon County Wilson Lawton Don Fare Fhip Baptist Church Smith Nettie Davis New York Henry Fisher Tennessee The Shaw Funeral Ome

Funeral services for Minnie Cuthbertson Apache Okla

Mrs. Minnie Cuthbertson 77 resident of Apache for many years will be buried at Cache Creek Mission cemetery after services at 2 p.m. Thursday in the First Christian church Apache conducted by Rev Bob Davies. She died Sunday morning after a two week illness. She was born Sept 9 1876 near Springfield Missouri and lived in Bowie Texas as a child. She married James S. Cuthbertson in Montague County Texas Dec 18 1892. The couple farmed west of Apache from 1911 until his death in 1937. She had lived in Anadarko for five years and was a Church of Christ member. Six daughters survive with three sons and other relatives.

Minnie Cuthbertson Apache First Christian Church Bob Davies Cache Creek Mission Cemetery Crews Funeral Home Cuthbertson Oklahoma City Springfield Bowie Tex James S. Cuthbertson Montague County Mary Futhmyer Wichita Kan Luther Massey Albert Stebens Safford

Obituary of Mrs Ed Thomason and kin listed

The notice lists Mrs. Ed Thomason of Plainview Texas and Mrs. Ed Weiss of Apa che as well as Mrs. Raymond Webster of Anadarko. It records three sons George Cuthbertson Los Angeles Fred Cuthbertson Oklahoma City and Charlie Cuthbertson Oakland. It notes 27 grandchildren 41 great grandchildren two sisters Bertha Prunty Jacksboro and Harriet Jones Park Springs and three brothers Herbert Gustin Apache Bob Gustin Bowie and Charlie Gustin Muleshoe.

City man posts bond after liquor found

Robert Wimple, 24, of 1402 I posted 25 dollars in bonds at the police station Monday night after police found a sack of liquor in his auto. He also posted 6 dollars on a charge of operating a car with improper tail lights. Officers Bob Jones and Grady Crabtree arrested Wimple about 10:30 p.m. at Second and Summit.

Robert Wimple Wimple Bob Jones Grady Crabtree Second Summit

New Mexico Boys Held Over City Burglary Admissions

Four young boys from Clovis N M are in custody after admitting burglaries at the Tip Top laundry 515 S Fifth and the Southside Ice Co 1202 Lee. Sheriff Everett Hale said the statements to Clovis officers included admissions and a small amount of money cigarettes and other items were taken.

Clovis N.M Everett Hale Southside Ice Co Lee Hale

Cameron To Show Wildlife Pictures

The Cameron library hosts an Audubon Photography display sponsored by the biology department. Twenty rare nature photographs from Fran William Hall’s collection will be on view free to the public through January 25, with library hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.

Cameron Colibrary Cameron Biology Department Fran William Hall

Cityan Enters Aberdeen Steer in Houston Fat Stock Show

Glenda Fuqua of 322 S Third has entered an Aberdeen steer in the open class of the Houston Fat Stock Show set for February 3 to 14. The entry is part of about 990 animals expected at the annual event in Houston, Texas.

Houston Glenda Fuqua Aberdeen Tex Lawtonian

Queen and Duke Enjoy 80 Degree Day Outing

The Queen and Duke are seen swimming and having a picnic in warm 80-degree weather at a private residence. The event appears relaxed with casual leisure activity described at the home.

Queen Duke

Filter Plant Gets New Heating Units

Three new heating units replace old gas heaters at the city filter plant. City engineer Charles Gallaher states the units are automatically controlled by thermostats, saving fuel and increasing capacity. Installations include a 200000 BTU unit in the pipe gallery a 75000 BTU unit in the chemical feed room and a 60000 BTU unit in the office.

Charles Gallaher

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Taft Pta Woodrow Wilson Tom Oliver Mrs City Hann Kirby Sales Service Rentals Guy Kleeman New Mexico Cameron Wildlife Pictures Coats Oxford Forstmann Anglo Elgora Juilliard Guanaco Julliard Einiger Forstmann Wool Penn Daventree Paris John Barr Fairmont’s U.S.P E. Oliver D Avenue Elgin Wadsworth Benrus Gruen Martin Cache Road Scott's Suits & Coats Orson B Avenue
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