Former Lawton Couple Weds In Hobbs New Mexico
Esther Ball daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Amburgey marries Henry Rhodes son of Mrs Ophelia Rhodes in Hobbs New Mexico on Friday June 25 The informal ceremony took place at the Hayes home with Rev Orphie D Palmer officiating The couple who attended Lawton High School plan to reside at 505 W Cain Hobbs with Rhodes employed by a local oil company Attending were Mr and Mrs John Liester and others including Roy Williams Virgil Stacey Henry Stowers and Jack Hayes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Liester
Lawton ‘High School
Rhodes
Hobbs
W. Cain
Roy Williams
Virgil Stacey
Henry Stowers
Jack Hayes
Sorority Benefit Holiday Dance Large Attended
Beta Mu chapter Ep silon Sigma Alpha sorority held a holiday dance at Dee Dee park last night. Harry Suggs and his orchestra provided the music starting at 9 p m with college songs from Oklahoma A and M Texas A and M and the University of Texas. Agnes Smith social chairman and Mrs Juanita Mansell ways and means chairman led arrangements. Proceeds will help entertain the state convention in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Mu
Epailon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Dee Dee Park
Harry Suggs
Oklahoma A
M. College
Texas A
University of Texas
Agnes Smith
Juanita Mansell
Ways and Means
Former Cityans To Return Here
Mr and Mrs Buford L Sherwood and son Eugene Linn, former Lawton residents, will move back to Laton after buying the property at 811 Arlington. Sherwood worked with Roadway Express in Oklahoma City and Mrs Sherwood taught at the junior high here. They have spent five weeks traveling in Austin and San Antonio, Texas, and plan to return in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buford L. Sherwood
Eugene Linn
Lawtonians
Arlington
Lawton
Sherwoods
Rush Springs
Sherwood
Roadway Express, Inc
Oklahoma City
Austin
San Antonio
Tex
Latton
Correction on Title Identification for Arthur W Young
A recent news item misidentified Arthur W Young as adjutant of the Salvation Army. The correct assignment is adjutant of the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Young
Salvation Army
Mr. Young
American Legion
Hollingshead Golden Anniversary Celebrated In Mineral Wells
Mineral Wells hosts a mock wedding and open house honoring Comanche county pioneers Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Hollingshead on their 50th anniversary. The events, led by Mrs. S. W. Pair, featured songs, poems, a reenacted marriage, and a gold certificate. The couple, married June 28, 1898 in El Reno, have lived in Mineral Wells 46 years. he is 82 and she 15 years old in playful contrast.
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Comanche County
M. A. Hollingshead
Mineral Wells
Lawton
James R. France
S. W. Pair
Everett Ray Hale
Martha Mitchel
Billie Jean Reinwand
Flora Trandell
C. V. Penland
Johnny Mitchel
S&s. W. Pair
W. Reinwand
J. W. Bullard
W. Penland
Flora Landoll
Hollingshead
C. ©. Wolfe
Barbara Pair
Paul Mitchel
Pat Woods
5. W. Pair
W. J. Reinwand
J. A. Mitchel
Mrs Seaman Returns From Visit In Frederick
Mrs Joan Seaman of 806 EB has returned home after visiting her sister Mrs Neola Hord in Frederick during the past few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seaman
Frederick
Joan Seaman
Neola Hord
State Couple Married In Oklahoma City
Solemnized in an informal home wedding on Sunday, June 27, Miss Adelphia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith of Marlow, and James Long, son of Mrs. Annabelle Long of Oklahoma City and Glen Long of Tulare, Cal., with grandparents listed. Officiating was Rev. Ingram at the bridegroom's mother's home, 2801 NW 14 in Oklahoma City. Attendants were Dorothy Long and Ronald Long, siblings of the groom. The bride wore pink embroidered eyelet. She is Apache high school graduate of 1935. the groom, Broxton bred, has worked at the Santa Fe Depot in Oklahoma City for three years.
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Adelphia | Smith
Arthur Smith
Marlow
James | Long
Annabelle Long
Oklahoma City
Glen Long
Tulare
Cal
M. T. Pettit
Broxton
NW 14
Ingram
Pennsylvania Avenue
Army Brats Club Coca Cola Party At Fort Sill
Miss Clare Walter hosted a coke party for Army Brats club members and guests at her home on Academic Drive Fort Sill. Attending were Miss Sue Hadfield Virginia Hadfield Nancy Williams Joan Baxter Joan Pace Joan McDonnell Pat England Rhoda Gallaher and Edna Barch who will be pledged soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Walter
Army Brats Club
Leever
Academic Drive
Fort Sill
Sue Hadfield
Virginia Hadfield
Nancy Williams
Joan Baxter
Joan Pace
Joan McDonnell
Pat England
Rhoda Gallaher
Edna Barch
Consonant Bridge Club Shifts to 8 P.M. Monday
The Consonant Bridge Club will meet Monday evening July 5 at 8 o'clock at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward F Cagle 1907 Elm. The usual 7 30 p m start has been changed to 8 p m for this session.
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Consonant Bridge Club
Edward F. Cagle
Elm
Pine and Blue Baby News From Fort Sill Area
Bil Porter, 16 Gore, welcomed a daughter last night while his wife Jane awaits a name for the yet unborn girl. Pat Sparks worries over a fox near Euclid Avenue as a Pet fox could end up worn around a neck. James L. Shortridge at Fort Sill reports a tip on a new tune titled World Events March. Mrs Chrisman notes a month-old cat that traveled back home in record time, shaving a day off travel.
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Bil Porter
Gore
Bill
jJane
Billy Joe
Jerry
Pat Sparks
Euclid
Pat
James L. Shortridge
Fort Sill
Lawton
Fort Silt
Pat Chrisman
Kitthe
Chrisman Rcence
Lost class ring prompts Iowa visitor’s plea for return
A visitor from Council Bluffs Janet Poncelow 16 requests the return of a ring engraved Tr. J found in the Lawton business district. The girl is staying with Mrs Edith Burbridge at Fort Sill quarters T 4744. Also reported: Earl Austin 1338 Cherry brought home a black white spotted dog from a drive-in theater area and Glen Ray Thomason 9 lost his Scottie named Tippy last night.
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Iowa
Janet Poncelow
Council Bluffs
Lawton
Business
Tr. J
Edith Burbridge
Fort Sill
Poocch Dept
Earl Austin
Cherry
Mr. Austin
Glen Ray Thomason
Bell
Scottie
Gene Thomason
Tippy
Glen Ray
Death by Own Action Rate City Sorrowful Note
A fragmentary remark from E LK evokes a somber view of a city where few would wish to be found dead, suggesting a context of self harm or tragic decline amid limited public details. The quote hints at a grim urban mood without naming individuals or events.
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Hobbs, N. M
Gilberts Drug Store
Ava
Customcraft Originals
Customcraft
Pacesetters
Connies Natural Posse
Vagabonds
Acrobats
Lester Pincus
Parisi
Yociety
Mrs. Hollingshead
Mineral Wells Group
J. A. Argo
Cc. C. Wolfe
John Stanton
C. E. Hamm
D. J. Welch
J L Wolfe
H J. Miller
Jimmie Johnson
Mark Landall
W. Pair
Ed Jones
D. E B. Hale
Billy Welch
George Reid
Hazel Johnson
Willard Bentley
Ida Mae Rice
M. Burks
Bill Payton
A. Franklin
Homer Grant
Lillian Yates
Alvin Wade
John Manning
Steve Tice
Franklin
Joe McCallister
Ida Mae. Rice
Mark Landoll
J. L. Wolfe
J. A. Mitchell
Everett Hale
D. B. Hale
O. V. Penland
Margaret Penland
G. T. Reid
H. J. Miller
Clarence Miller
A. D. Argo
L. McGover and
Jack Grant
Mary Turnbull
Henry Besson
Alpha Garrison
Leonard Landall
J. B. Stanton
George Landall
Anthony Stanton
EPA
J. Hale Edwards
Lawton Business College
Fairmont
Riches
U.S.P
Business College
UML Wls
Mollie Simon Ola Mae
Beatty
C Avenue
Doc
Dopey
Kitten
Detroit
Annis
Chit Mornseina
The
Parisien
Orea Roma
Bealied
R. IW. Murphy
Democrat
Pel
Ady
Oklahoma Transportation Co
Wichita Falls
el Paso
West Coast
Chickasha
Chickaski, Lawton
Oklahoma
Sound
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