Indian Conservation Winner Named By PAUL McCLUNG Staff Writer
Clint Johnston a Faxon farmer who has worked the same two quarters of Indian land for 40 years won the 1963 Indian Soil Conservation Association award in the Lawton district. Officials said his program includes ponds terraces drains legumes contour farming and stubble mulch methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clint Johnston
Faxon
Anadarko
Lawton
Johnston
Parker Ingram
Paul McClung
Indian Soil Conservation Association
Indian Trust
Lawton District
Comanche
Stephens
Cotton
Tillman
Kiowa
Ingram
The
Students Begin Six-Week Practice Teaching in City Schools
Twenty students from Oklahoma College for Women Chickasha start a six week practice teaching program in Lawton public schools. Student teachers at Lawton High School include Susan Binkley and Mary Johnson supervised by teachers in home economics math and social studies. Junior high and elementary placements follow across Eisenhower Center Tomlinson Garfield Central Cleveland Whittier and Wilson schools with supervision by district staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Lawton
Thelma Talla
Lawton High School
Susan Binkley
Mary Johnson
Carrie Fisher
Brenda de Leo
Nelda McBride
Winifred Lopardo
Mary Miller
Bruce Miller
Helen McCrory
Eisenhower
Sharon Barrow
Judy Seals
Venna Lee Cook
Gainor Chambless
Peggy Long
Connie Sutton
Mildred Dosser
Myra Crawford
Herman Milford
Central Junior High
Marcalee Boatright
Vida True
Geraldine Burns
D. S. Seright
Beverly Wittman
Kay Butler
Barbara Givens
Billie Clark
Tomlinson
Frances Chappelle
Bonnie Paine
Joan Dixon
Garfield
Ellen Harmon
Arlene Hutchens
Washington
Irene Livingston
Joyce McCollum
Cleveland
Tommie Raynes
Jacquelyn McNeal
Whittier
Lona Long
Betty Southard
Wilson
Blanche McMahan
Students Named To FTA Offices In Stillwater
Two Lawton high school students were elected to Future Teachers of America offices at the state convention in Stillwater. Sandra Dale Allen won the position of State vice president and Cathy Cummins was chosen State representative from the Fort Sill district. About 2,000 students from 73 schools attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
State
Future Teachers of America
Stillwater
Sandra Dale Allen
Dwight Allen
Lincoln
Cathy Cummins
L. L. Cummins
Lester Rd
Fort Sill
Cameron Classics Delayed One Day
The Cameron Classics scheduled for tonight and Tuesday is postponed by one day due to weather. Director John Mackey announced the show will now run at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday with tickets valid for either night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackey
Mackey
Fort Sill Toastmasters Lead in Area 8 Contest at Duncan
Fort Sill members won one first and two second places at the Area 8 Toastmasters International speech contest in Duncan. Capt William Robinson took first in two minute extemporaneous speaking, Russell Crouch second in five minute prepared speech, Otis Spears second in evaluation and critique, total turnout about 80 with 20 from Fort Sill and a Lawton delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satanta Toastmasters Club
Fort Sill
Duncan
William Robinson
Russell Crouch
Army Education Center
Otis Spears
Combat Developments Command
Drunk Driving Charges Filed In County Court
Three charges of driving while under the influence were filed against Samuel B. Bittle Harry Holcomb and Vinton Duty. Additional cases include Nelda Mansel and Leroy Wilson charged with failure to yield the right of way. Other defendants faced driving without a license and related counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel B. Bittle
Rt. 3
Lawton
Harry Holcomb
Vinton Duty
Fort Sill
Nelda Arlene Mansel
Rt. 1
Leroy Wilson
Chickasha
Jessie Williamson
Washington
Ernie Shannon
Ferris
James A. Youngs
Pesnerae
Motors and Metals Lift Wall Street To New Highs
Motors steels coppers and aluminums gained as stocks nudged toward record highs in midday trading. Industrials rose while utilities mixed and oils held steady. The Dow rose 2.39 to 808.42 as the AP average moved up 4 to 299.5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Enrollment Up In City Schools In Lawton Oklahoma
Lawton public schools report total enrollment of 18 712 for the first semester an increase of over 1500 from the previous year assistant superintendent John Elkins said based on a January 24 survey. ADA averaged 16336 with 16725 in membership on Jan 2 and lists by grade and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
John Elkins
Lawton High School
Fisenhower
Central Junior High
Tomlinson
Douglass School
Geronimo Road Children’s School
Fort Sill
Lincoln
Dunbar
Jefferson
Taft
Westwood
Cleveland
Wilson
Swinney
Will Rogers
Jackson
Western Hills
Whittier
Hoover
Howell
Roosevelt
Sheridan
Washington
Adams
Edison
Garfield
Pecan Grove
Lee
Baptist Ushers Hold State Meeting in Oklahoma City
A statewide gathering for church ushers, sponsored by the Oklahoma County Baptist Association, will meet in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. Attendees will learn greeting methods and offering collection tips, with Dr. T. B. Lackey, state executive secretary-treasurer of the Baptist General Convention, delivering a talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPS
Oklahoma County Baptist Association
T. B. Lackey
Banptist General Convention
Classified ad rate card and markets blurts
The document outlines minimum ad rules and deadlines for the Morning Press and Constitution editions. It lists butter and farm prices for Chicago and Oklahoma City markets, including wheat, eggs, fowl, butterfat, cattle, hogs, and sheep. It explains word counting, insertion rules, Sunday insertions, and deadlines for ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Morning Press
Classified Index Offer From Finace Service Company
Classified index text announces a loan service promising paydev loans on signature with a range of ten to fifty dollars. It urges dialing a number and asking for the classifieds index DG.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arange
Conerel Finance Service Company
Furnished and unfurnished apartments near Fort Sill
Numerous 1 to 4 room furnished and unfurnished apartments and duplexes listed near Fort Sill with terms from $40 to $90 monthly. Includes bills paid options, private entrances, air conditioning, TV antenna, carport, and proximity to Fort Sill. Contact numbers and addresses span Arlington Dearborn Columbia and more.
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Rew Troller
Arlington
Columbia
Gore
South 5Th
Dearborn
Fort Sill
Coli National Real Estate
Ferris
Bell
Sycamore
Cache Road
Summit
Baldwin, Cail
Fort Sil
Boulevard
South 25Th
Bell Or Giendo Mofei
Washington
North 12Th
Euclid
Fort Sill Boulevard
ELSI
Cal Anderson
H Street
Williams
Ferris Dial
Lowton
South Ésd Street
South
2Nd
Inquire Waggoner
Inauire
South 8Th
Corpet
Fort Sill Gardens
Hoover St. Els
Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments Ad Listings
A vintage ad-style notice lists multiple Western Hills and Western Skies apartments for rent. It details furnished and unfurnished units including 6 room, 4 room, 3 room, and efficiency apartments with features such as panel ray heat, private baths, and yards. Contact numbers and addresses appear alongside several units near schools and town centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lahoma
Muskogee Man Re-Elected Head Of Cotton Exchange
Kingston Oklahoma United Press International reports James E. Kilgore of Muskogee has been re-elected president of the Oklahoma State Cotton Exchange. Ivy R. Brown of Elk City was re-elected vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Kingston
UPI
James E. Kilgore
Oklahoma State Cotton Exchange
Ivy R. Brown
Elk City
OCU Honors City Student on President’s Honor Roll
Lorene Bendure of 711 Euclid is among 28 students on Oklahoma City University’s President’s honor roll for a 4.0 average. The Dean’s honor roll lists two Lawtonians and three area students, with about 20 percent of full-time students on that list. Lawtonians on the Dean’s list include Bill Fargo and Judith McClung. Maryna Hazel of Frederick is on the President’s list, while Martha Webb of Marlow and Charles Schneeberger are on the Dean’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorene Bendure
Euclid
Oklahoma City University
Lawtonians
Ancient Anasazi Prefab Dwellings Reported in Colorado Mesa
The vanished Anasazi Indians of Wetherill Mesa Colorado built apartments with prefab mortar blocks had indoor latrines taned turkeys drank from ceramic mugs and smoked cigarettes, according to the read text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetherill Mesa
Colo
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Ancl
Bureau of Indian Affairs
ISCA
Leslie P. Towle
Business Directory
Joe Pickler
Insurance
Cremce
Orla
FTA
Cameron Classics
Wichita Falls
Okla. City
Donny Thomas
Hollywood Stars
Andy Griffith
Mitch-c
Peter Gunnene
West Side
Steve Allen
Daily Word
News
Fran
Kangaroo
Okla
McCoys
Ann Sothern
Lone Ranger
Stevien
Stacy Loke
Loretta Young
Traklmaster
Dad
Sea Hunt
Miss Brooks
Supermen
Bowery Boys
Mickey Mouse Club
Funny Company
Four Star Reports
Baptist
Windshield Glass & Mirror Co
D” Ave
Lawton Morning Press
Paak
Neag
Chicago
Butter Steady
State Board of Agriculture Today
Alva
Manchester
el Reno
Kingfisher
Enid
Okeene
Watonga
Yukon
Perryton
Beaver
Clinton
Medford
Vici
Hobart
Frederick
Oklahoma City Livestock
USDA
M. Saturdey
Saturdeys
Constitution and Morning Press
United Press
Alum Ltd
T&t
Atchison
Beth St
Boeing
Gen el
Gen Foods
Gulf Oil
Halliburt
Kerr McG
Johnman Mont Ward
Penney
J.C
Phillips P
Pittston
S. Steel cdi
PON Shop
Buick Co
North 4Th
South 6Th
E Avenue
North 3Rd
Sears Shopping Center
Evans Apartments
Park
James B. Smith
Nice
Reo
Western Hills and
Western Skies
APTS
Western Hills Apts
Cali
South 10Th Ec
Northside
Andrews
C. Dory Clevenger Apartments
Smith
Eeee
Chandler
Holiday Plaza
Embassy Apts
Cache
OCU
Vogue Apartments Inc
Sheridan Road
Yougstown
Baldwin EL
Cameron
Taylor and
Kingsbury
North
Fort Sil Rental Units
In Inc
North 24Th
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