Brownie Troop 13 Elects Officers
Patsy Jones elected president of Brownie Troop 13 during a meeting led by Mrs. D. H. Robertson at 1829 N. 22nd. Pamela Calvary named vice president and Kim Kinley secretary, Caroline Robertson treasurer, with Judith Anne Clouser and Barbara Frank among other members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Jones
Brownie Troop
D. H. Robertson
N. 22Nd
Paul Calvary
Pamela Calvary
Kim Kinley
Caroline Robertson
Judith Anne Clouser
Barbara Frank
Intermediate Troop 3 Begins Badge Work at St Andrew's
Members of intermediate troop 3 under their leader Mrs. Joe Lee gathered at St Andrew's Episcopal Church to begin a badge project. Present were Earlene Poston Jayne Holsinger Vonda Lee Pipes Marilyn Gordon Deanna Paramore Sylvia Wigington Sue Stamps Pat Lee Billie Jean Heinz Betty Cole Peggy Wickman Joan Bailey Barbara Atkins Carolyn Vice and Carolyn King.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Ieader
Joe Lee
Earlene Poston
Jayne Holsinger
Vonda Lee Pipes
Marilyn Gordon
Deanna Paramore
Sylvia Wigington
Sue Stamps
Pat Lee
Billie Jean Heinz
Betty Cole
Peggy Wickman
Joan Bailey
Barbara Atkins
Carolyn Vice
Carolyn King
Intermediate Troop 4 Works On My Community Badge
Members met with leader Mrs. H. R. Perry at 1708 Cherry to begin the My Community badge project. Refreshments were served by Helen Perry for a group including Norma Jean Abbott, Rheua Nell Lawrance, Claudia Looney, Nancy Ann Pipes, Katelin Cole, Carrol Anderson, Ann Lea Knowles, Donna Sue Lloyd, Helen Perry, Judy McCord and Carolyn Burgess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Perry
1708 Cherry
Helen Perry
Norma Jean Abbott
Rheua Nell Lawrance
Claudia Looney
Nancy Ann Pipes
Katelin Cole
Carrol Anderson
Ann Lea Knowles
Donna Sue Lloyd
Judy McCord
Carolyn Burgess
Brownie Troop 22 Welcomes Ann Wamley At Leader Home
Ann Wamley joins Brownie Troop 22 during a meeting at 2318 Gore hosted by co leader Mrs. M. C. Ballard with Mrs. D. L. Geter presiding Sharon Hutchins acted as hostess and other members Patsy Ballard Jeanita Jeter Cassie Jones Mary Kathryn Jones Judy Zipf Cheryl Lewis and Pamela Simmons attended
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Ann Wamley
Brownie Troop 22
M. C. Ballard
Gore
D. L. Geter
Sharon Hutchins
Patsy Ballard
Jeanita Jeter
Cassie Jones
Mary Kathryn Jones
Judy Zipf
Cheryl Lewis
Pamela Simmons
Brownie Troop 8 Enjoys Fingerpainting at Leader's Home
Brownie Troop 8 gathered at Mrs. Dennis Cox's residence at 1812 Taylor for a fingerpainting session. Refreshments were served after the meeting for Pamela J Wood, Pamela Kay Roberts, Helga Roberts, Linda Kay Gross, Melba Hix, Pamela Cox, Rebecca McGuire, Janet May Golden, Pamela Fraser and Deanne Norris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Cox
1812 Taylor
Pamela J. Wood
Pamela Kay Roberts
Helga Roberts
Linda Kay Gross
Melba Hix
Pamela Cox
Rebecca McGuire
Janet May Golden
Pamela Fraser
Deanne Norris
Patrol 1 and 2 of Troop 14 Meet Co Leaders in Smith Street
Patrol 1 under Mrs B Rutherford at 1302 Smith and Patrol 2 under Mrs Robert Burns at 1713 Smith, with Ralph A Pavillard assisting. Cookies were baked by the patrols and Carolyn Fleming joined as a new member. Other attendees include Sharon Shelton Wynona McDonald Diane Herder Kay Pavillard Mary Franklin Frances McFarland Edna Lou Davis Saundra Garrison Carol Browning Sammy Lou Zumwalt Pamela Rutherford Sharon Cummings Rita Lilly Gay Griffin Wilma Prescott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Rutherford
Sharon Cummings
Rita Lilly
Gay Griffin
Wilma Prescott
Troop 6 Creates Sampler Designs For Needlecraft Badge
Intermediate Troop 6 members gathered at Mrs. Leo D. Johns home with Mrs. Olen D. Atkins assisting to craft sampler designs for their needlecraft badge. Jane Atkins and Marilyn Cookson were invested and received Girl Scout pins, with Susan Green Mary Smith Judy Gibson Carolyn McCracken and Patsy Bailey among others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo D. Johns
Olen D. Atkins
Jane Atkins
Marilyn Cookson
Susan Green
Mary Smith
Judy Gibson
Carolyn McCracken
Patsy Bailey
Brownie Troop 27 Enjoys Fort Sill Hike And Meeting
Laverne Brown Betty Jo McLain and Sharon Farmer led Brownie Troop 27 on a hike from Mrs W C Kennedy 1808 Hoover to Gate 4 Fort Sill then returned for a business session. Games were played and refreshments served to Judy Moore Pamela Ann Williams Prescilla Estes Barbara Zwick Gail Gresham Nancy Burns Jackie Gilli han Judy Dent Gayle Shaw Mary Kathrine Kennedy Sylvia Cummings Denise Harvey Bernice Page and Delores Barbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kennedy
Hoover
Fort Sill
Brownie Troop 27
Judy Moore
Pamela Ann Williams
Prescilla Estes
Barbara Zwick
Gail Gresham
Nancy Burns
Jackie Gillihan
Judy Dent
Gayle Shaw
Mary Kathrine Kennedy
Sylvia Cummings
Denise Harvey
Bernice Page
Delores Barbery
Brownie Troop 20 elects new officers at meeting
Plans were discussed for making figurines at the next meeting when Brownie Troop 20 met with the leader, Mrs. R. L. Barrett, 1506 S. Seventh. New officers elected are Billie Margaret Pursley, president, Judy Perkins, vice president, Jenne Baker, secretary, Carol James, treasurer, Rosalie Barrett, monitor, and Sue Jones, song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 20
R. L. Barrett
Billie Margaret Pursley
Judy Perkins
Jenne Baker
Carol James
Rosalie Barrett
Sue Jones
Brownie Troop 9 Makes Coin Purses and Pins
Brownie Troop 9 members learned a folk dance and sewn plastic coin purses during a meeting led by Mrs. Charles M Bailey and co leader Mrs. Leo D Johns. Linda Mathis was invested and received her Brownie pin as attendees included Lee Ann Johns Elaine Kayley Harriet Motah Imogene Tahah Janey Templeton Betty Jean Beavers Mary Humphries Sharon Carter and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 9
Charles M. Bailey
Coleader
Leo D. Johns
Linda Mathis
Lee Ann Johns
Elaine Kayley
Harriet Motah
Imogene Tahah
Janey Templeton
Betty Jean Beavers
Mary Hum
Brownie Troop 21 Learns Folk Dance and Story
Brownie Troop 21 learned Jump Jim Crow a folk dance and heard the story No More Medicine read by co leader Mrs Jack M Crich at McKinley school. Refreshments were served to Carol Bradford Dora Dreskin Beverly Smith Sidney Evans Linda Cargill Diana Crich Paula Brim Patsy Dotson and Florence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 21
Jack M. Crich
Charles M. Bailey
McKinley School
Carol Bradford
Dora’ Dreskin
Beverly Smith
Sidney L. Evans
Linda Cargill
Diana Crich
Paula Brim
Patsy Dotson
Florence
Troop 10 Discusses Brownie Program At Leader Home
Brownie Troop 10 members met at co leader Mrs J Safer residence 809 N 31st to discuss the Brownie program. Refreshments were served for Nancy Poindexter Linda Fraede Joanne Safer and Joan Phillips after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownie Troop 10
J. Safer
Nancy Poindexter
Linda Fraede
Joanne Safer
Joan Phillips
U. S. Radiation Instrument Industry Surges Over Six Years
Washington reports the radiation instrument industry expanded from near zero in 1946 to about 20 million dollars annually by last year. The Atomic Energy Commission notes that in 1952 the sector employed over 2,400 people as a key offshoot of the national atomic energy program.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
National Atomic Energy Program
Bid Opening Set Tonight On Three Big City Projects
City hosts contractors from nine states for three water facility expansion bids. Main item is a Lake Lawtonka to Lawton pipeline funded by a 1.728 million bond. Dam raise and filter plant expansion also on the line. Five year maintenance bond required. Bid openings ongoing tonight with a noon Wednesday recess planned.
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Lake Lawtonka
Lawton
Lawtonka
Glenn
Farmer J W Miller Leaves for Kansas City Hospital
J W Miller area farmer departed Sunday night from Chickasha for Kansas City Missouri where he will enter Thornton Minor hospital for several weeks of medical care.
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Saddle Mountain
J. W. Miller
Chickasha
Kansas City
Thornton Minor Hospital
Bald Women and Men Population in the United States
A demographic estimate notes about 500000 bald women and 10000000 bald men in the United States. It cites no further sources or dates.
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United States
Funeral Rites for Baby and Local Residents Noted
Funeral services were held for Roger Dell Farmer three day old son of Mr and Mrs Calvin Farmer at Highland Cemetery with Dr H Tom Wiles officiating. Survivors include parents a brother and maternal grandparents. Becker Funeral home directing. Jasper N Daniels longtime area resident died at his Elgin home after a long illness. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Mass was held for Robert Luther Annis, explosion death. Becker Memorial chapel conducted rosary and rites.
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Roger Dell Farmer
Calvin Farmer
Lawton
Highland Cemetery
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Calvin Lee
Thurman Belcher
Rt. 3
Becker Funeral Home
Jasper N. Daniels
Rt. 2
Elgin
Texas
Territory
Louise Fuller
Apache
Methodist Church
Page Daniels
Sayre
Robert Daniels
Wichita
Kan
H. E. McFar
Jim Daniels
Porter Hill
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Robert Luther Annis
Clarence Madden
Atlanta
Jack
Pat Murtagh
Becker Memorial Chapel
St. Mary’s School
Pat O’dell
Bobby Baird
Donald Kolker
Bill Krueger
James Duffy
Dick Lacy
Terry Pokorny
Phillip Roberts
Joseph Lee
John Larkins
Students Watch Eisenhower Inauguration In Lawton Schools
Lawton public school students watched the Eisenhower inauguration with classroom and home participation. Regular classes were paused for the ceremony with many pupils studying the event in advance and some schools holding mock elections. Students viewed TV coverage in several buildings while radios and a library crowd observed the address and oath.
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Lawton
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Civics
Firm Offers Easy Pigeon Eradication
An Oklahoma City roofing firm offered to rid Lawton buildings of pigeons and sparrows. Mayor R. E. Glenn laughed, recalling a past plan to shoot birds, which was halted by executive order. He said any dangerous operation must be reviewed by the city council.
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Lawton
Oklahoma City
R. E. Glenn
Tree Growth Restricted to Tips
A botanical note states that trunks and branches elongate only at their growing tips, with no length increase along the main stems. This tip-focused growth pattern affects how trees extend their height and branch reach over time.
First to Have His Terms Limited
Washington Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower becomes the first U S president limited to two terms. Prior to 1940 no president sought a third term. Roosevelt later served a third and fourth term. The 22nd Amendment, ratified in 1951, sets two terms for presidents, with Truman exempted.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U. S
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Truman
Drunken Driving Fines and Minor Traffic Charges
Floyd William Mulkey of 1112 S Fifth was fined 100 dollars plus costs after pleading guilty to drunken driving in county court. Marlon Clifton Smith of 2416 Park pleaded not guilty and was released on a 500 dollar bond. Lyman Lynn Cannon of Oklahoma City faced speeding charges in Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron's court.
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Floyd William Mulkey
S. Fifth
Marlon Clifton Smith
Park
Lyman Lynn Cannon
Oklahoma City
Justice of the Peace
Marvin Cameron
Weather warms after weekend snow and wind
Lawton and surrounding area saw stiff breezes today trimming warmth from a weather system that brought about three inches of snow over the weekend. The forecast calls for a low near 35 tonight with generally warmer conditions and highs around 60 expected today and tomorrow.
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Lawton
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C Avenue
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Roger D. Farmer
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Louise Kirkham
New York
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Gayle
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State Farm Mutual
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R. D. McCaskill
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Oldsmobile
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Salep
Second Stree
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