Westminster Women Start Bible Study Circle Gatherings
Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church begin a new study from Bible Homes and Family Life Today with Martha circle led by Mrs. Gene Snider at 1 30 p m in Mrs. Hedrick home 1705 F. Esther circle met at 7 30 p m in Mrs Owen home for a brief business session and prayer. Big Sister lists were arranged and a visitation plan discussed with several attendees named.
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Westminster Presbyterian Women of the Church
Gene Snider
William P. Hedrick
Joseph P. Haywood
James R. Dow
Cal Kilgore
Esther Circle
Eugene Pourche
J.C. Owen
Lake
Ned McCord
Helen Dunn
Mesdames M. L. Baker
Lodell Goodey
Ann Henderson
Lee Jennings
Club Dinner Dance Bright New Year Event
A smorgasbord dinner followed by a New Year themed dance was held Monday night in the recreation room of First Presbyterian church. Host couples included Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Winter and Joe Hampton, Fred Larrance Jr., and Bob Wheeler, with decorating by Dr. and Mrs. Tom Wolf and John Anderson and Marvin Moore. Attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Larry White and many others, among them Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Valder and Dr. Avalo Caldwell.
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First Presbyterian Church
Ernest Winter
Joe Hampton
Fred Larrance Jr
Bob Wheeler
Tom Wolf
John Anderson
Marvin Moore
Larry White
Jack Ancker
G. E. Lucas
John MecNeley
Harvey Pate
James Pierce
Earl McCullough
Clayton S. Valder
Avalo V. Caldwell
Cuffie Ward
Frank Clark
Robert L. DuFour
Ted Dickerson
William Forsyth
Kenneth Hutchinson
Hugh McLean
Frank Packard
Larry Radtke
Herbert Thompson
Gordon Wayne
School Problems Form Discussed At PTA Meeting
John D. Shoemaker and Sam Joyner Jr led a Woodrow Wilson PTA session on current school problems in Lawton. Fourth to sixth graders performed a musical under Mrs M L Baker, with soloists Russell Richardson and Gail Williamson. A 6 30 pm radio program was announced. About 100 people attended.
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John D. Shoemaker
Lawton Public Schools
Sam Joyner Jr
Woodrow Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
M. L. Baker
Russell Richardson
Gail Williamson
Jo Ann Clark
Gloria Gould
Jimmie Henson
Carol Johnson
Bobby Jo McMahan
Patricia Russell
Dickie Thomason
Virginia Tucker
Ivy
Darwin Richardson
T. W. Daniels
T. E. Stanton
L. A. Lombard
Mesdames Velma Doughty
R. L. Gensman
Sociable Six through Noisy Nine shown at Lincoln PTA
Lincoln PTA met in the school auditorium for a 2:45 p.m. session led by president Mrs. Wayne Hendrix. Mrs. Francis John presented a film titled Sociable Six through Noisy Nine, with group singing by Jeanne Hobbs and Larry Thomas, devotional by Mrs. Joyce Pursley and Vivian Pursley, Suellen Kenney, and a poem by James Weldon Johnson read by Mrs. Pursley. About 60 people attended. room count won by Mrs. Elmer Ewing's third graders.
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Francis John
Lincoln
Parent-Teacher Association
Wayne Hendrix
Jeanne Hobbs
Larry Thomas
Joyce Pursley
Vivian
Suellen Kenney
Theater Evacuation At Vacue Theater In Hollywood
Seventy persons were ordered from the Vacue Theater after a manager received a call claiming a maniac had planted a bomb. Police searched the venue but found no device. Patrons returned inside as manager Dan Finzer reported a woman phoned that her husband was a bomb suspect heading to the theater.
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Hollywood
Dan Finzer
Hennings Files Candidacy for Missouri Senate
Sen. Thomas C. Hennings Jr. of Missouri announced his bid for renomination to a new six year Senate term in the Missouri Democratic primary. He was first elected in 1950, defeating incumbent Sen. Forrest C. Donnell.
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Hennings
Washington
Thomas C. Hennings Jr
D-Mo
Senate
Missouri
Forrest C. Donnell
R-Mo
Reward Offered to Thieves in Georgetown Ky
Georgetown garage owner George Gaines posted a reward for the return of valuable papers stolen from his safe yesterday. He said the thieves may keep $200 already taken, and he would pay $150 reward and not prosecute. The safe held records and other papers.
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Georgetown
George Gaines
Bailey Witness Shooting Probed
Tulsa investigation continues into the fatal shooting of Lee Fairchild a 53 year old key witness in the conspiracy trial of County Commissioner Claude W Bailey. Fairchild reportedly shot himself in his garage where his body was found by his 17 year old son Ronald. Bailey faces charges tied to a scheme with garage superintendent Ben O Angel and Motor Exchange Co officers to defray state costs. Fairchild had aided Angel’s testimony and previously worked for Motor Exchange and as purchasing agent for Commissioner Frank OBrien.
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Tulsa
Okla
Lee Fairchild
Claude W. Bailey
W. A. Lang
Fairchild
Ronald
Bailey
Ben O. Angel
Motor Exchange Co
Angel
Ben Angel
A. Howard Edmondson
Edmondson
Motor Exchange
Frank O’brien
O’brien
Yukon Klondike Gold Strike Yields 215 Million So Far
Creeks in the Canadian Yukon Klondike Valley have produced about 215 million dollars in gold since the initial strike in 1896.
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Canadian
Yukon
Klondike Valley
Red Cross Flood Funds Exhausted Ahead of Spring Season
National Red Cross chairman E. Roland Harriman said floods in the western and northeastern United States have nearly exhausted the disaster aid fund, leaving $1.25 million on the eve of the spring season. The organization has spent $18.5 million aiding victims of hurricane floods since August and is allocating another $8 million for California and Oregon flood victims.
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New York
E. Roland Harriman
American Red Cross
Red Cross
California
Oregon
Sheep Consume Census Sheet At Philadelphia Zoo
Census taker John Nestor counted barbary sheep at the Philadelphia Zoo but an animal grabbed and ate his inventory sheet. The incident halted the census as staff retrieved the damaged document and resumed counting after securing the record.
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Philadelphia Zoo
John Nestor
Two Elephants Await Transport At Laredo Stock Yards
Two female elephants cooling their heels in the Laredo stock yards await a south of the border engagement later this week. The Mexico City Circus Union has bought them from the Kelly and Miller Brothers Circus in Hugo Oklahoma, and will feed them a vegetarian diet. Opens Nuclear School in New London
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Laredo
Tex
Mexico City
Nuclear School
New London
Conn
Navy
Submarine School
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Eugene L. Bowman
Hardy Suggs Music Co
D Avenue
Routh Engineering
Harry B. Routh
D Ave
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