Unity Lodge Holds Meeting
Unity Lodge No. 12 and Rebekah Lodge members met in the IOOF Hall 109% C to install new officers led by Mrs. Noble Fields. Joe Harris and Loretta Kuntz joined as new members as 28 members and 3 guests attended including Mrs. Virgil Halbrooks. Hostesses were Dean Spriggs and Jess Davis.
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Lord Brewer
Unity Rebekah Lodge No. 12
IOOF
Willie Rankin
Lodge
Ray Young
Bertie Rath
Joe Harris
Loretta Kuntz
Noble Grand
Vernon Parker
Noble Fields
Roy Malone
Dean Spriggs
Jess Davis
Virgil Halbrooks
Leon Crow
Lonnie Morrison
Continuing Learning enrollment set for Friday
Enrollment for the spring term of the School for Continuing Learning opens Friday from 9 a.m. to noon at Cen Ten United Methodist Church. Fees are 4 dollars per person for two courses, with options including needlepoint macrame bridge money management and a seminar on death and dying led by Rev Tom Hubbard. Classes run Fridays Feb 6 through Mar 26. nursery is provided.
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Centenary United Methodist Church
Clifton Hunn
Hunn
Joan Lanier
G. H. Wenzel
Ben Ansley
Tom Hubbard
Elizabeth Kubler-Ross
H. N. Thompson
Pregnant Teens Learn Rights As Attorney Addresses Students
Lawton attorney Don Van Meter spoke to pregnant teen-agers at Douglass-In-School program about legal rights. He covered paternity suits adoption divorce and rights of a child with reading of cases among twenty five teens from all sections.
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Lawton
Don van Meter
van Meter
Douglass-In-School
Carroll Auguster
John Overby
Oklahoma
Department of Institutions
Dhen
Dutcher
Douglass
Auguster
Garden Club Cactus Program and Lawton Adoption Talk
Fort Sill group hosted a cactus program with Lt. Col. Gerhard Cobbert outlining the topic and pamphlets handed out. In Lawton, a discussion on adoption and birth rights covered Oklahoma procedures and financial support, with input from Van Meter and local officials.
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Gerhard Cobbert
Fort Sill
Cannon Service Club
John Lee
Charles Kerrick
Glenn McFarlain
Thomas Snodgrass
Lawton
Fort Sill New Post Chapel
Schlafly makes ERA fight a personal crusade
Phyllis Schlafly, 51, a mother of six and activist, leads the Stop ERA campaign while juggling law studies and media work. She portrays feminism as undermining home life and opposes abortion on demand and state nurseries, arguing women gain fulfillment through motherhood and marriage. The ERA effort stalled in several states, with some rescindings and mixed legislative results.
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Phyllis Schlafly
Phyllis Schlapfly
Fred
Alton
Women’s Liberation Movement
U.S
Nebraska
Tennessee
New York
New Jersey
North Dakota
Stamp Terminology And Market Notes From The News
The article explains terms like air mail as poste aerienne in French and tete beche for inverted pairs, noting rare print errors can raise stamp value. It emphasizes that condition is crucial, with catalogs showing prices for fine stamps and damaged ones worth less.
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Poste Aerienne
Correo Aereo
U.S
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Unity Lodge
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Garden Club
Cache Rd
BankAmericaid
Marguerite Sullivan
Washington
Sears
Pictureland
Sears, Roebuck and CU
Coe
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