County Educators To Play Big Part In Teacher Parley
Comanche county educators will preside as officers and join general sessions and departmental programs at the Southwest district convention of the Oklahoma Education Association opening March 15 in Weatherford. John Shoemaker Lawton superintendent is a candidate for DEA president elect Frances Curbo st Children’s School is a nominee for 1957 president elect. Clarence Scott Comanche county superintendent is running for secretary T E Lauderdale Cachet superintendent and Ward McCracken Roosevelt elementary principal are on the district OEA board. Mrs Louise Scott Emerson teacher is president and Mrs Curbo is secretary of the Classroom Teachers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Oklahoma Education Association
Weatherford
John Shoemaker
Lawton
DEA
Frances Curbost
Ellen Priddy
Ellen Harmon
Garfield School
Highway Patrol
Wes Miller
Thelma Talla
W. C. Burris
Burris
Harry Roberts
Monroe Calculating Co
Carrie Fisher
LHS
Anna Ryan
Elgin
John C. Elkins
Jefferson
David Claypool
Fletcher
Bob Roundtree
Cache
Ray Beavers
Cub Scouts Win Banquet Awards at Pack 7
Pack No 7 of Washington School announced a list of awards at the Blue and Gold banquet held at the Old South cafeteria. Navy Chief Petty Officer Bob Crandall noted the ceremony, with about 140 attendees as Dr. L. Parsons presented a travelogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Navy
Bob Crandall
Old South
Jimmy Botkin
Allan Brummer
Bill Gross
Jerry Porter
Larry Kissick
Tony Brown
George Flynt
Richard Harding
Mike Monataboy
Randy Mays
Jimmy Darling
Jeim Charles Johnson
James Dezelle
Bill Bridges
Bob Wood
Richard Tatem
Rusty Greer
Tommy Weston
Robert Bradley
Webelos
Eric Johns
Leo D. Johns
L. Parsons
Library News Highlights New and Memorial Shelf Additions
The library announces new titles in both adult and juvenile sections including Ten North Frederick and The Horse Soldiers, plus Island in the Sun and Native Stone. Memorial Shelf gains All of the Women of the Bible and The Gown of Glory in memory of Cora Sullivan and Fred S. Gilley respectively, with donor notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Frederick
J. O’hara
Island In the Sun
A. Waugh
H. Sinclair
F. Slaughter
Ed Gilbert
McMeekin
J. Packer
M. Eberhart
Edith Deen
Cora Sullivan
Bess
Lou Sparlin
Agnes Turnbull
Fred S. Gilley
Helen Gilley
Fort Sill Choir Receives New Robes and Members
The Protestant choir at Fort Sill’s Sheridan Road Chapel now wears academy blue robes with Artillery red Heidelbergs. Funds from a regular chapel service special collection paid for the robes as the choir, one of Fort Sill’s most active and fastest growing, includes 21 military personnel and dependents. Director is Sp3 Fred Jarvis. organist PFC Karl K. Forsman. Choir members include Mary Jane Ainsworth, Carolyn Boynton, James E. Carter, Barbara Cox, MSgt. W. Creech, Helen Dees, Jeanne H. Elmer, MSgt. Jessie G. Feigar, Lona J. Forsman, James McRoberts, Julie Means, Betty Powell, Stanley R. Reed, Betty Schmidt, Diane Stark, John A. Watson, and others. Chaplains are Capt. James E. Carter and Lt. Charlie W. Hargrave.
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Fort Sill
Sheridan Road
Academy
Fred Jarvis
Special Services
Pfc
Karl K. Forsman
41St Field Artillery Group
Mary Jane Ainsworth
Carolyn Boynton
James E. Carter
Nellie V. Carter
James E. Carter II
Barbara Cox
W. Creech
Helen Dees
Jeanne H. Elmer
Jessie G. Feigar
Lona J. Forsman
James McRoberts
Julie Means
Betty Powell
Stanley R. Reed
Betty Schmidt
Diane Stark
John A. Watson
Sheridan Road Chapel
Charlie W. Hargrave
617Th Field Artillery
Car Buyer Stake in Dealer Industry Battle Deepens
REY W. BRUNE reports that buyers are affected as General Motors aligns dealer contracts to cover full warranty cost, tightening inspections to curb warranty work. Freight charge reforms by GM Ford and Chrysler aim to curb bootlegging and phantom charges, standardizing freight costs to dealers nationwide.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Book Donated to Cameron College Library
A bound edition of The Tumult and the Saouting by Grantland Rice was donated to Cameron College library by Certified Red-D-Mix Co. Other new titles include Study in Power Okinawa Victory in the Pacific Ford The Times The Man The Company and Our Smallest Servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grantland Rice
Cameron College
Red-D-Mix Co
the College
Okinawa
Pacific
Ford
the Times
The
Man
the Company
Cameron Publishes Student Directory for Hellhounds
The 11 page directory lists every student and faculty at Cameron College along with home addresses church preferences and telephone numbers. Alvin Hand dean of students supervised the project with Peggy Elledge as art editor and student workers Edwin Rice Tom Edwards Lloyd Wax Jerry Miles Glen Sullivan Joe Waldrop Joe Ted Gilliland Johnny DeYong Zackie Shaw Der Gieger Don Kolker Thurman Lowery and others from Tipton Duncan and Indiahoma. Directories sell for 25 cents and are available through club members or Hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellhounds
Cameron College
Aggie
Peggy Elledge
Alvin Hand
Edwin Rice
Apache
Tom Edwards
Shidler
Lloyd Wax
Sentinel
Jerry Miles
Pulaski
Tenn
Glen Sullivan
Altus
Joe Waldrop
Carter
Gene Thompson
Oklahoma City
Joe Ted Gilliland
Johnny DeYong
Zackie Shaw
Tipton
der Gieger
Indiahoma
Don Kolker
Walters
Thurman Lowery
Duncan
Five Chamber Meetings Set This Week
The Chamber of Commerce outlines five meetings this week led by R E Glenn Ross H Porter and Harvey House. Meetings include recreation and membership at 9 and 10 a m Monday industrial committee at 3 p m Tuesday junior fat stock and dairy show midweek ending Friday with prize sale Friday night and barbecue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
R. E. Glenn
Ross H. Porter
Harvey House
O. B. Lord
Cameron Cadets To Fete Honorary Colonel March 14
Cameron college ROTC plans a military ball on March 14 at the Hotel Lawtonian to crown Carolyn Bryan of Lawton as honorary cadet colonel. Attendants include Nancy Klass of Lawton and Sue Baird of Frederick as honorary cadet captains. The 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. event features a floor show by the 3Ms from Fort Sill and will draw ROTC students, faculty, guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Carolyn Bryan
Lawton
Cameron College
Lawtonian
Nancy Klass
Co. A
Sue Baird
Frederick
Company B
ROTC
Special Services Office
Fort Sill
Comedy Presented By City Students Father Keeps House
Emerson fifth graders staged Father Keeps House directed by Mrs. Mary Cox Friday. Cast included Bobby Feller Jerry Methvin Linda King Jack Hammon Carla Jo Vanis Bill Fleming Sandra Elliott Jerry Barr Richard Torralba Paul Allen Harry Walker Lonnie Pinchback Judy Warkentin Rita Clapp announced. Readings by Sara Olin Sharon Pippin Karen Nelson and flag salute explanations by listed students. The room sang America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Mary Cox
Bobby Feller
Jerry Methvin
Linda King
Jack Hammon
Carla Jo Vanis
Bill Fleming
Sandra Elliott
Jerry Barr
Richard Torralba
Paul Allen
Harry Walker
Lonnie Pinchback
Judy Warkentin
Rita Clapp
Sara Olin
Sharon Pippin
Karen Nelson
Mary Dorsey
Mary Lou Payne
LaVera Thompson
Barbara Fonville
Amer Ion
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F. G. Stritzing
Artillery and Guided Missile School
RCA
Robert J. Campbell
Col
Stritzinger
Williams G. McGuffin
Edward N. Bristol
Clarence E. Scott
Billy J. Groves
U.S. Army
Cub Scouts
Library News
Uncle Remus
Harris
Carr
T. Lee
Barnett
Sell
Texas
Dobie
Leeyson
By Rey W. Brune
I LA Ted
Sie
Ward McCracken
B. W. Warren Roosevelt
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Warren
C of C
Routh Engineering Air Conditioning
George Glasby
Mercury
Buster Wyatt S. W
Okla
EARL
E Avenue
C Avenue Parks
D Avenue
J. & J. Sandries A. B. Drug CO
Cache Road
Sears Roebuck Hankin
Gore
C Avenue
Bernell Gilbert Pharmacy
Gore Worthen
South 11Th
Collins Drug Chattanooga
B. & H. Photo Service
Vantimal
Wueluellul
Wichita
William’s
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