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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1954
Page
8
Moving is a task many dislike yet can be smoother with prep. Set aside a ready pack with essentials and a coffee setup for arrival. Request packing boxes from your mover, wrap breakables in paper and cushions, and plan morning moves for big furniture. Notify utilities banks and insurers.
The Army Wives club met at the USC-YMCA in Fourth and B for a noon luncheon. New member Mrs W Clayton joined as Mesdames Thomas Cawi and Oli hosted the gathering, with many members including Cyrphen irque Denton Hall Teenogle Johnson Keath Land LaCaze Newman Osborn Richey Posvic Schalck and Shramek Jr. attended.
Rep. Victor Wickersham and Rep. Page Belcher protested a proposed funding cap that would limit federal aid to Oklahoma. They urged restoring funds to about 29.3 million and warned a cut would harm nearly half of Oklahoma’s youth served by vocational education. The plan would also reduce federal aid to Oklahoma by 69 000 dollars next fiscal year.
Daily vacation Bible school at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church will start Monday at 9 a.m. for youngsters aged four to two weeks, running through June 18. Rev. Paul D. Hanna leads with department superintendents Mrs. Cecil Lawson, Rob Roberts, Mrs. D. A. Angus, and Mrs. Paul D. Hanna assisting.
The Lawton-Fort Sill shrine club schedules palomino horse shows for Saturday night at 8 and Sunday at 2 30, with proceeds aiding underprivileged children. The Mounted Patrol of India Temple in Oklahoma City will be featured with 18 riders and palomino horses performing acts, plus clown acts with a Brahma bull donkey mule and dog.
Shrine club announces a program featuring six Liberty horses in a Roman style act with Oither and other acts planned. Tickets are available from any Shrine member.
Cloyce Dean Kay last man to enlist in the Navy through Comanche county recruiting office proceeds to Navy Training Center San Diego. Ray, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ray of Fort Su, completed 11 weeks of training and will be assigned to ship station or service school.
A fragment notes scientists criticizing a security system amid political risk. It mentions concerns about openness, exploitation of legitimate worry, and a special initiative connected to the Atomic Energy Commission, with a reference to a 1946 scientists’ organization acting on public issues.
STILLWATER Oklahoma Tommy Tate of Osage County was elected president of state 4H Clubs at the annual animal roundup here Tate is a two time winner of national 4H Club honors in Chicago Howard Perry Muskogee was
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