Smilingest Pair Chosen By Dentists
Lawton selects Rosemary Allen and Donald Mathes as Central Junior High’s Smile of the Year contenders for the state contest. They beat 1,400 students locally for the honor and will advance to Oklahoma City finals if successful at Pauls Valley. Dentists and district judges praise the finalists’ happy, healthy smiles and note their minimal prior dental visits.
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Lawton
Pauls Valley
Rosemary Allen
W. J. Allen
Donald Mathes
Harvey Mathes
Arlington
Central Junior High School
Donald
Rosemary
Oklahoma City
Dental Health
Carl Schow
J. H. Bonifield
Leon Cole
H. B. Collins
William A. Corrales
William E. Cunningham
T. M. Lansden
G. H. Neutéboom
D. A. Norris
R. L. Worthen
A. S. Andrews
Barrett Andrews
Central
Dental Health Week
Lawton Robbery and Rape Trials Headline Feb Court
Lawton Superior Court to open Feb 13 with armed robbery trials of Utah Bell and Robert Archie for hijacking a Fort Sill couple of $30. Also the first degree rape trial of a local man expected. other cases include forgery burglary and automotive theft involving several defendants.
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Lawton
Superior Court
Robert S. Landers
Utah
Carl Bell
Robert Daniel Archie
Bell
Archie
Fort Sill
John Skinner
Cpl
Benjamin Rothermall
Rothermall
Rotherman
Skinner
Manville Redman
Landers
Redman
John Brandt
Thomas Evans
Alias Hawkins
Evans
Lawton Nash Company
Chickasha
Brandt
Harry Russell Lumber Co., Inc
Cache Road
Safeway
Oklahoma City
Pete Higgins
Higgins
L. H
Gilbert
James Oliphant
Vencil Bodard
H&s Gas Co
Fletcher
Candy Jo Neal Williamson
Freddie O'Neal
Indian Dancers Aid March of Dimes Benefit
The annual American Indians Veterans Association dance exhibition will raise funds for the March of Dimes. Volney Hamm says money collected at the 7:30 p.m. January 28 show at the Lawton Armory will benefit the campaign with no admission charge, a collection taken at the event. Roe Kolrahrah urges Lawtonians and Fort Sill personnel to attend.
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American Indians Veterans Association
Volney Hamm
Lawton Armory
Roe Kolrahrah
Reading Consultant To Visit City Classrooms This Week
Lessie Smitherman, reading consultant, will visit city elementary schools this week. Thelma Talla, elementary coordinator, said Saturday. She will conduct reading demonstrations at several elementary schools.
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Lessie Smitherman
City
Thelma Talla
Granville Ross Farris Dies in Terral Auto Crash
Granville Ross Farris 46 of Terral was killed in a Friday automobile crash in Nocona Texas. Services are at 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church Terral with burial at the church under Boydston Funeral Home. He lived in Terral 19 years and was born October 29, 1909 in Munster Arkansas. Survived by wife Etha three children Royce Brenda and Garry a brother Ambrose Farris Fort Worth and five sisters in Ryan Wynnsboro Irving Dallas.
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Granville Ross Farris
Terral
First Baptist Church
Ambrose Farris
Fort Worth
Frank Hoffman
Ryan
Okla
Clyde Anderson
T. S. Garner
Wynnsboro Tex
J. W. Watley
Irving, Tex
Don Porter
Dallas
Self employed workers make up 19 percent of U S labor
Census Bureau statistics show only 19 percent of United States workers are self employed, highlighting a small share of independent labor in the national workforce.
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United States
U.S. Census Bureau
Oklahoma Tops Bond Buying Across State in 1955 Drive
Oklahoma surpassed its 1955 U S Savings Bond goal with 102 1 percent of the 68 8 million target. Comanche county led local gains at 2 3 percent above its 1 8 million goal, while 46 counties beat their goals and national subscription ran 97 6 percent. Grover C Ralston announced the results Saturday.
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Carter County
Garfield
Okmulgee
Stephens
Osage County
Jackson
Garvin
Grant
Sequoyah County
Okfuskee
Adair
Craig County
Oklahoma
Second Semester To Start Monday For Aggie Students
Cameron College will open classroom doors Tuesday for the final round of the current school year. Vernon Howell, president, announced that more than 425 students have pre-enrolled for second semester courses. Regular enrollment begins Monday with Gordon L. Paine, dean of administration and registrar, in charge.
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Cameron College
Vernon Howell
Gordon L. Paine
HD Club Leaders Get Lesson At City Meeting
Miss Janelle Allison from Stillwater will lead a 1 15 p m lesson on Color Design and You for clothing home demonstration leaders in the civic room of Security Bank and Trust Co. The February lesson will be held by leaders in their clubs as planned. Mrs Clara J Kelley announced the schedule due to a heavy February timetable.
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Janelle Allison
Stillwater
Security Bank and Trust Co
Clara J. Kelley
Allison
Precinct Officers Named At Temple Temple Precinct Officers Named At Temple
Temple Democrats elected precinct officers led by J. E. McDonald county chairman. Cache three officers include Thurman L. Graham chair and Mary Louise Money co chair with Dave Richardson as secretary treasurer. Cache one officers list Kenneth Beasley chair and Millard Smith co chair with J. E. McDonald as secretary treasurer. Officials formed organization committees and attended a Walters county caucus.
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Temple
Democratic Party
J. E. McDonald
Cache
Thurman L. Graham
Mary Louise Money
Dave Richardson
Homer Edwards
Robert Carothers
Bill Burton
Jarrett Grims
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Gwen Wood
Jimmy Caudell
Ingrid Fuller
Lynda Jordan
Ernest Godlove
Buster Hunter
Jean Warehime
Wanda Ingram
Jacob Arellana
William F. Purtle
Ivan Powell
Steve Dunlap
O’neal
Criminal Court of Appeals
Powell
Dunlap
George Ashby
Donald Edward Hammond
Hammond
Robert Foster
Euclid
Ray F. Scott
Sheppard Afb
Vernon C. Field
Arthur Cavanagh
Pharmacist
Lawton Municipal
Mia
Norton-Kitchens
Buick Co
Aggie
Kellogg’s
Auto Furniture
Sam
Biuce
M&d Finance Co
Eugene L. Bowman
Cavalier Bassett
Camden Dixie
W. Chair ‘Myers-Spalts Shower Bros
Sealy
ALL
Wolverton Electric
Sheridan Road
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