Lawton Fort Sill Calendar Of Coming Events
City wide schedule from the Lawton Fort Sill Recreation Council lists events and meetings for January through May. Highlights include Peggy King appearance, Home Demonstration Club sessions, Kiwanis TV auction, Easter pageants rehearsals, Lawton High School plays, concerts by Oklahoma City Symphony and United States Air Force Band, and various community gatherings at Hotel Lawtonian and McMahon auditorium.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
Peggy King
Fort Sill
Comanche County
Hotel Lawtonian
Hotel
Lawtonian
Holy City
Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra
McMahon Auditorium
Guy Fraser Harrison
Lawton Little Theater
Claudia
Cameron College
Cameron ‘College
Lola Monts
McMahon
Ismet Sanli
Camp Fire Professional Workers Workshop
Paganine String Quartet
First Baptist Church
Lawton High School
New Senior High
Weatherford
Okla
United States Air Force Band
Washington, D. C
Lawton High School New Auditorium
Sume
Lawton School
Will Rogers
Sidney R. Montague
Lawton High Schools
Lawton Public Schools
Bank Opens Noon Hour in Temple
Temple special edition reports First State Bank executive vice president Ed Brockert announced new noon hour banking daily. Regular hours 9 to 3 remain in effect, expanding service without changing existing schedule.
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Temple
Ed_ Brockert
First State Bank
Frederick Youths Hear Explanation Of Reserve Plans
Frederick youths learned about the new Army Reserve program at a Frederick high school briefing in the Blue Room of Hotel Frederick. Maj. Bob West Maj. R. M. Morris and Sgt. Hermon Chaney led the session with a film on six months active duty under the eight-year obligation. A Frederick reserve unit is forming under Capt. Glenn Fry with six officers and 26 enlisted men. three officers and 14 enlisted currently serve.
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Glenn Fry
Frederick
City on To Take Post In Church
Miss Benna Mare Olson daughter of Mr and Mrs Bennie Olson left Saturday for Oklahoma City where she will be employed by the Kelham Baptist church as general secretary and bookkeeper. She will also produce a weekly church bulletin and earlier attended Cameron college and Oklahoma Baptist university. She formerly worked for Constitution Press.
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Benna Mare Olson
Bennie Olson
Oklahoma City
Kelham
JPs Constables To Meet In City
Justices of the peace and constables within a 150 mile radius of Lawton are invited to a district meeting here of the Oklahoma association of peace justices and constables. The session opens at 10 a.m. in the District courtroom. Harry H. Hamilton, president, notes discussions will cover expanding jurisdiction of justice courts. This is a preconvention district gathering in advance of the Oklahoma City convention in May. Attendance is open to non members as well.
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Harry H. Hamilton
The
State Association
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Association
Frank
Pistol Pete
Eaton
Gordie Gray
Muskogee
Oklahoma A&m College Alumni Association
Perkins
Gray
A&m
Pete
Austin W. Parker
Lawton
Comanche
Cotton
Kiowa
Tillman
Aggies
Pfaff's Count the Pfaffs winner named
Patricia Johnson of 1004 S 28th wins the Pfaff Sewing Center Count the Pfaffs contest and a new sewing machine.
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Pfaff Sewing Center
Pfaff’s
Patricia Johnson
Cement Oil Field Report from Oklahoma area activity
Reported oil field activity includes The Oklahoma Co No 1 Fuller at 2,370 ft log. No 1 C Ruzicka at 2,500 ft test. Alliance Oil and Gas No 1 Odel Tahl swabbing 27 barrels oil in 12 hours with 2,360 ft pipe set and 2,326-38 ft perforation. Frankfort Oil No 1 Black Bear drilling at 11,424 ft. Shell Oil No 1 Holcomb STT at 4,968-5,000 ft with 39 ft oil cut mud and drilling at 5,075 ft. additional rigs Conn for 2,500 ft tests and pumping equipment anticipation.
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Oklahoma Co
Fuller
Ruzicka
Alliance Oil and Gas
Odel Tahl
The
Frankfort Oil No
Black Bear
Shell Oil No
Holcomb
Auto Victim Services Slated For Bernard Johnson
Bernard D. Johnson, 27, formerly of Comanche, was killed by an automobile January 14 while walking home from work in Ontario California. Born October 29, 1928 in Comanche, he lived in Ontario four years. Survivors include his wife Norma Jean two daughters Sharon and Gloria at home and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johnson Enid California. Services set for 2 p.m. today at Boydston Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Thomas B. Hart officiating burial in Comanche cemetery.
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Comanche
Bernard D. Johnson
Ontario
Calif
California
Nor
Ma Jean
Sharon
Gloria
Russell Johnson
Enid
Boydston Funeral Home
Thomas B. Hart
Cleburne, Tex
Comanche Cemetery
Temple Youth Named Outstanding Speech Student
Temple resident Dwight Spurlock, son of Henry F. Spurlock, is among 14 University of Oklahoma students chosen as outstanding beginners in speech. They will compete in a final round later this month for the best speaker title. Spurlock is a freshman majoring in electrical engineering.
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Temple
Dwight Spurlock
Henry F. Spurlock
University of Oklahoma
Spurlock
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NEA
Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen’s Assn
Comanche County Free Fair
Arch Duke Otto
14Th and Bell
Lawton Woman’s Forum Festival of Arts
Lawton and Cameron
Wichita Mountains
Suedes
Jps
Cement Oil Field Report
Fashionbilt
Betty Rose
Randelle
Vogue
Paula Brooks
Manford
L’aiglon
Carole King
Kay Juniors
Carlye
Peg Palmer
Bellissima” Imported
Miller-Capaioli
Temple Youth
Lith
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