Faithful Workers Hold Church Social Meeting
First Baptist Faithful Workers class met in the church parlor with Mrs. C. T. Tucker in charge of business. Mrs. W. A. Kendall led singing with Mrs. George Meyer, opening prayer by Mrs. May Bolt, and Mrs. Tucker gave a devotion followed by group captain and financial secretary reports. Mrs. Glenn Becker showed slides from Turkey by former member Mrs. Josephine Whitehead. Groups five and six served refreshments. guests included Mrs. E. D. Martindale and members such as Miss Mamie Littlefield, Mrs. C. A. Buskirk, Mrs. E. N. J. Meier, Mrs. W. A. Wilcox, Amy Ratner, John Anderson, F. G. Martindale, Anna Altman, Lelia Walter, Nell Peard, Florence Brown and Oscar Atkins.
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C. T. Tucker
First Baptist Faithful Workers
W. A. Kendall
George Meyer
May Bolt
Tucker
Glenn Becker
Josephine Whitehead
Turkey
Kendall
E. D. Martindale
Mamie Littlefield
Mesdames C. A. Buskirk
E. N. J. Meier
W. A. Wilcox
Amy Ratner
John Anderson
F. G. Martindale
Anna Altman
Lelia Walter
Nell Peard
Florence Brown
Oscar Atkins
Oklahoma City fines total nearly a million for traffic violators
Oklahoma City Safety Department reports 33,190 motorists convicted last year paying $962,112 in fines and court costs. Speeders led with 7,806 convictions costing $105,000 in fines. Drunk drivers faced $154,837 in fines and $33,800 costs for 1,846 cases, with 12 years and 239 days in jail.
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Oklahoma City
The
Safety Department
Community urged to aid retarded children in need
Dr. O. L. Parsons urged Comanche County Council for Retarded Children to share responsibility beyond parents and teachers. He called for early action, tests to identify retardation, and a special training program, noting brain injury and thyroid conditions as common causes and prenatal care as preventive. Seventeen retarded children are enrolled in Lawton schools.
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O. L. Parsons
Comanche
Lawton
Parsons
Mines Loose In English Channel Threat To liners
Coast guards warned the Queen Elizabeth and United States to watch for mines in the English Channel. The Norwegian destroyer Oslo exploded by gunfire off Folke stone, with two more mines spotted near the Isle of Wight. The Queen Elizabeth planned to cross from Cherbourg to Southampton, and the United States to cross the channel the next day. Authorities said the mines likely broke from World War II moorings during last weekend's gales.
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London
Coast Guards
United States
English Channel
Oslo
Folkestone
Isle of Wight
Cherbourg
Southhampton
Milk for mice valued at ten thousand per quart
A New York scientific experiment uses milk for mice valued at about $10,000 per quart. The unusual price underscores the experiment's high-cost needs and potential significance.
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New York
Suits This Spring Shape A Short Story In Fashion
New York City reports a spring suit trend featuring a single short fitted jacket silhouette with slim skirts. Fabrics include silk blends alpaca and chiffon flannels with subdued colors like navy gray and beige. Necklines vary with low collars and crescent sleeves, Empire-inspired seaming under the bust noted.
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New York City
NEA
Chattanooga WSCS Meets For Prayer
In observance of the World Day of Prayer the Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the home of Mrs. James Ash with Mrs. Kenneth Colvin presiding. Attendees included Mesdames Albert Peak H P Richards Lena Jarvis Lee Hastings Edd McDonald Fred Fisher Celia Foster T E Lauderdale and Garnet Hull.
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Cache
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
James Ash
Kenneth Colvin
Mesdames Albert Peak
H. P. Richards
Lena Jarvis
Lee Hastings
Edd McDonald
Fred Fisher
Celia Foster
T. E. Lauderdale
Garnet Hull
Boxwood Hedges Flourish in Williamsburg Gardens
Williamsburg. A cousin evergreen from Southern Europe and North Africa, hardy boxwood became essential in 18th century southern colonies. The Brush-Everard House hosts the oldest plant, with over 15,000 feet of hedges across 18th century gardens.
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Williamsburg
Caer
Brush- Everard
Colonial Williamsburg
Alden R. Eaton
Colonial Williams
Miami High School Driving Contest Slated March 24
Miami Oklahoma hosts its third annual school automobile driver training contest on March 24. Top students may qualify for the April 7 district elimination contest at Claremore.
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Miami
Okla.a
Claremore
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E. Oliver
Elgin
Wadsworth
Benrus
Gruen
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Scott's
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