Lawton High To Receive Alumnae Scholarship Trophy
Lawton High School will receive a trophy annually from the Alumnae and Former Students association of Oklahoma College for Women. The award honors the freshman grade average during the first college semester with at least four students represented. The cup will be presented at 10:20 and 11:15 a.m. during LHS assemblies in the auditorium.
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Lawton High School
Students Association of Oklahoma College For Women
LHS
Gene Hancock
Diana Kay Begley
Chickasha
Carolyn Evans
Morford Drive
Wanda Mattoon
Donna Dee Nauman
North 20Th
Pat O'Hare
Fort Sill
N. S. Austin
Ardmore
OCW Association
OCW
Charles Grady
OCW Glee Club
Ralph Lewis
Prairie Fire Danger Grows With Dry Winter Plains
Officials warn prairie fire risk is higher due to extreme drought and dry ranges in the Plains. A light rain cooled the area but did not provide relief as winds remain strong and fires threaten farms, refuges, and urban perimeters. Fire prevention focuses on careful behavior and quick reporting. A separate note reports a student theft of car seats at Lowell Institute.
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Plains States
Julian Howard
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Howard
Tommy Perkins
City Fire Department
Perkins
Progressive Home Demonstration Club Cashes In
Members of the Progressive Home Demonstration club chose $140 in cash over the 600 pound steer they won in the Heart Fund drive. Mrs. J. H. Freeman said the club will meet later this month to donate a portion of the money back to the campaign. They had voted to donate $10 and received 10 steer tickets.
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Progressive Home Demonstration Club
J. H. Freeman
Rt. 3
Milkman collision outcome prompts odd debt joke
Motorist M. B. Stroud collided with a milk truck at an intersection on Tuesday while en route to work. After regaining consciousness he joked to the milkman that he hoped to pay his milk bill, adding a bizarre personal note to the crash.
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Maxton, N.C
UPI
M. B. Stroud
Stroud
Clinton Bank Panic Over Nonnegotiable Tercentenary Bills
Residents besieged Clinton National Bank to obtain $3 bills printed for the town tercentenary. The notes, sold for $1 each, are nonnegotiable and caused a bank scene as people sought the novelty currency.
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Clinton, Conn
UPI
Clinton National Bank
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