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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1954
Page
10
Joseph Weiss, a businessman, argues that a wife greatly shapes a man's business success. He says a good wife supports his career, mingles with partners, and helps maintain appearances, while avoid being bossy or a passive "homebody."
Mrs. Coleman Hogue presided over a brief meeting of the Central Baptist Mary Sunday school class at the home of W. Carmicheal 1108 Laird for a 7 pm picnic supper. Mrs Carmicheal led in prayer as members and officers were named and thanked.
Central Baptist Martha Sunday School class and families gathered for a picnic and social hour at 35th Division park in Columbia. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Richard T. Hopper and Mr and Mrs Dennis Smith, Carl Hagler, David Haynes, Charles Ware, Ray Hall, Cecil Baker, J R Gordon and 13 children.
Harold Peaster returns from a four week General Motors Institute course in automobile mechanics for teachers at Flint Michigan. He will teach mechanics at Lawton High School in the fall and says the training provided technical knowledge and a network with other high school and mechanics teachers nationwide.
Grandfield's newly organized Teen Town holds its first box supper at 7:30 p.m. tonight in the Community building. Afterward guests will enjoy games and records. The group recently held a picnic at Red River with Mr and Mrs Hammonds and Mr and Mrs Clemmer serving as chaperones.
A weakening Gulf storm named Barbara moved into Texas on Friday, bringing rain to Houston 1.35 inches and Beaumont 1.11 inches while temperatures fluctuated. The system eased a heat wave with cooler air intensifying in the Dakotas and western Kansas, and smaller storms affected Minnesota with hail and knocked-out services. )
Premier Moshe Sharett ordered an urgent investigation into a Sea of Galilee plane crash that killed 15 persons and wounded 24 at Maagan memorial service. A Israeli Flying Club plane crashed into the crowd near officials, including Sharett, while delivering greetings from President Itzhak Ben Zvi. Civil aviation said the flight was unauthorized.
Jess M. Adams of Tulsa will become the Hobart area district Boy Scout executive starting in August. He will serve Caddo Kiowa and adjacent counties in his new post.
Gov. Johnston Murray of Oklahoma urgently asked President Eisenhower to designate the state a drought disaster area. In Texas Gov. Allan Shivers hinted at a possible special legislative session if drought conditions worsen, signaling federal aid and state action.
London reports say an end to the four year Anglo Iranian oil dispute is near with talks in Tehran. Negotiators from Iran and the eight company consortium may issue a communique around August 2 as a tentative date.
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