First Baptist WMU Circles Hold Devotionals and Meetings
Regular WMU circle meetings of First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society were held this week in members homes and the church parlor. Circle chairmen led brief business periods, followed by mission programs on Sacrifice and Song and God’s Word and Missions with prayers, lessons, and multiple attendees and guests.
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First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
J. D. Clark
Zelma Hallock
Dudley Thoma
Jack Kytle
Thomas
Ed Ellenbrook
WMU
Mary Jo McMurray
W. C. Miller
E. L. Rogers
John Bullard
Ed Rogers
W. R. Ray
Guy Sparkman
Wilson-Fielder
Charlie Horton
Columbia
Joe Kinzer
Kinzer
Patsy Horton
Mesdames G. D
Ivan Lanman
Wald R. Smith
H. M. Hunter
San Antonio
Texas
Ira Lanman
James Roling
Mike Brandon
George Meyer
Ross Crumby
Arlington
Lesson
Vera
Ruby Howse
Jack Shirley
Irwin
James Dooley
Clyde Hines
Lloyd Rawdon
Floyd Wood
Dearborn
Mildred Cox
Ralph Greenway
Gwen Wood
G. W. Hastings
C. T. Tucker
Dale Plumlee
George Lewis
Leslie Williams
Lewis
N. 29Th
Hubert Chapman
G. C. Lowe
Earl Mercer
J. T. Neal
Fred Sullivan
H. T. Upjohn
Robert L. Johnson
Elizabeth Poole
Milton Walker
Milton Keating
B. J. Shuman
Royce Means
R. L. Johnson
Mesdames Ronald Boardman
Vernon Howeth
E. J. Leverett
Ralph McPherson
D. L. Springer
Jackson-Emanuel Circle
Ed Barnes
E. N. J. Meier
S. E. Williams
Mesdames C. A. Buskirk
Mary Wiles
George Townsley
Mesdames May Bolt
Catherine Coleman
Friends Honor A. M. Fullerton on 84th Birthday
A. M. Fullerton was treated to a surprise party at his Route 1 home in honor of his 84th birthday. About 62 neighbors and friends attended, with 28 children present, including W. S. Swanson E. E. Larcomb Leon Skrolle W. R. Hawkins Clyde B. Peters Joe Fullerton and others. Also in attendance were F. S. Norton Harold Winkelman and the Watsons from Elgin.
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A. M. Fullerton
Messrs
Mesdames
W. S. Swanson
W. R. Hawkins
E. E. Larcomb
Leon Skrolle
W. C. Norton
Clyde B. Peters
Robert Schuman
Elwood Mallow
Joe Fullerton
R. M. Dunham
Lloyd Hatfield
Guy Bertram
Lewis R. Howell
Cecil Watson
F. S. Norton
Harold Winkelman
Mary A. Norton
Mary Lee Ragan
Claude Watson
Elgin
Air Force B26 Crashes Near Hiroshima Killing One
TOKYO An Air Force B26 crashed and burned 65 miles northwest of Hiroshima today, killing one of four crewmen. The Air Force said the other three men parachuted and their names were announced.
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Tokyo
Air Force
Hiroshima
Bus Drivers Turn Down Pay Offer
Dallas trucking strike widens as Continental Dixie Trailways drivers reject a 0.25 cent per mile increase over three years. Emory Harris of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen says the raise is insufficient and too long. Union seeks 8.1 cents per mile. top now is 6.75. NU NLRB sets July 7 hearing on an unfair labor practice. Strike began May 31 in the Dixie Division and spread to Western and Central divisions, halting over 13,000 miles of routes across 12 states.
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Dallas
Continental Dixie Trailways
Ee Eer
Emory Harris
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
National Labor Relations Board
Dixie
Continental
Priest To Discuss Right To Work Law
The Rev. Elias Grieseke of the Carmelite Order in Oklahoma will discuss the right to work issue during the governor's campaign on Monday night. The 14 station broadcast is sponsored by the Oklahoma Federation of Labor. gubernatorial candidates Gill Jr. and Sparks have endorsed a right to work law.
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Oklahoma City
Elias Grieseke
Carmelite Order of Catholic Oe
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Federation of Labor
William Gill Jr
Reuben Sparks
Woodward Republican
Ardmore Man Admits Part In Fake Plea
Ardmore transport driver aeaene Serences arren, 37, admitted he substituted for a defendant charged with public drunkenness in a fake plea. He said he entered a guilty plea for Orlon Metzger and collected $500 from attorney Frank Massad to aid the scheme. He alleged Massad orchestrated the ruse with help from a man named Red and attorney Bill Funk.
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Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma County
Aeaene Serences Arren
Common Pleas
Carl Traub
Orlon Metzger
Warren
Jones
Frank Massad
Massad
Bill Funk
Funk
Mossad
Traub
Phillips Asks Gas Ruling Rehearing
Phillips asks the U S Supreme Court for a rehearing of a ruling that the Federal Power Commission must regulate natural gas prices. Adams, on behalf of Phillips, said the decision goes farther than opponents claimed and would impose onerous regulatory requirements on gas wells. He argued the natural gas act would be intolerable and unfair to producers while harming interstate consumers.
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Nounced
U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Power Commission
KS. Adams
Ae Board
U S Court
Adams
Phillips
seeeSeeen
Washington Commission
Wee
Negro Senate Candidate Sues State Real Estate Commission
City A. B. McDonald, a Negro candidate for the U. S. Senate, filed suit yesterday against the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission seeking 100000 dollars in damages. He alleges the commission blocked his bid to become a real estate broker for two years by refusing eight times to accept bonds posted for a broker's license.
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A. B. McDonald
U. S. Senate
Oklahoma Realto Commission
McDonald
Chicago approves water fluoridation after three years of debate
The Chicago city council voted to start fluoridation of the water supply next year, ending three years of hearings and debate. The measure described fluoridation as a mass prescription for public health.
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Chicago
City to Be Featured on Gas Film Show
Vernon Carmichael announces Lawton will be featured on the 8 p.m. Consolidated Gas television theater program Sunday. The event highlights local city aspects and promises a feature on the growing gas industry in the area.
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Lawton
Consolidated Gas
Vernon Carmichael
Finns Hear Graham Open Helsinki Revival Crusade
More than ten thousand Finns gathered in Helsinki for the opening night of a three day revival crusade led by evangelist Billy Graham at an arena venue. Finland’s capital hosted the large crowd as the campaign began.
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Graham
Helsinki
Finland
Billy Graham
Oklahoma Welfare Reform Plan Promoted by Candidate
A gubernatorial candidate argues the federal rule requires caseworker investigations before welfare funds are released, insisting the program relies on federal law and that state leaders cannot change it. The plan seeks to maintain and improve Oklahoma's welfare system, praised as a model nationwide.
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Oklahoma
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