Lawton Ward Two Candidate A H White Campaign Statement
A H White, seeking a second term in Lawton Ward Two, outlines qualifications and goals. He cites experience as a former teacher, student of government and business law, and local businessman now retired. He urges improved street lighting and drainage, better park and school facilities, and cleaner public areas, noting progress but calling for more work. He lists committee roles and local residency since 1928, with family ties at 1112 Elm and church affiliations.
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Tam
Pacher
Lam
Park Department
Deds
Tait School
Lish, Game and Parks
Lawton
Cameron College
Central State College
Sul Ross State Teachers College
Texas
Sul Ross
Alpine
Tex
County Roads Annexation Wins Favor
Oklahoma City March 9 SP State Highway Director Stoldt announced the highway commission favors a policy to add county roads to the state system. Counties must provide a 60 foot right of way cleared of obstacles, with state crews determining needs at no cost. Several counties Beaver Tishomingo Ellis and Hughes have already joined the program and more mileage will be surfaced as finances allow.
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Oklahoma City
Stoldt
Highway Commission
Coutly
State Highway Department
Steidt
Stolk
Beaver
Tishmar
Elis
Hughes
Choir To Sing At Cameron College Concert
The Midwestern University choir of Wichita Falls Texas will present a free concert at Cameron College auditorium Wednesday at 10 10 a m under director William W Boland. The 59 member choir begins with five numbers including Lord Thou Hast Been Our Refuge Planets Stars and Sirs of Space and Beautiful Savior. The men's chorus adds A Mighty Eagle Ride the Chariot and Brother Will Brother John. The combined choir closes with Go Down Death Creep Along Moses Life White Hen and Done Caught A Rabbit.
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Midwestern University Choir
Wichita Falls
Tex
Cameron College
Melvin Keeney
Aggie
Wiliam W. Boland
Williams
Bach
Cemid
Christiansen
Cain
Weaver
Mopper Wil
Noame
Spohr
Smith
Will
John
Sacco
Dawson
Moses
Tsubik
Scandello
Imig
Arnold H White Candidate for Re election Ward Two
Former lodge member and civic club participant invites residents to call with questions due to short campaign time. Reads his other messages to follow and asks support for re election to City Council Ward Two.
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Sarse Lodge
el3- Ara
Arnold H
White
College Fees May Be Hiked If Legislature Fails To Act
Oklahoma City March 9 A study committee warned that without new state revenue higher education may need sharp fee increases. University of Oklahoma fees could rise from 168 to 318 or more yearly while nine 4 year colleges could go from 108 to about 253 and seven junior colleges from 13 to around 188. The panel, chaired by Joe C. Scott, urged exploring other revenue sources before raising student fees.
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Oklahoma City
Joe C. Scott
Scott
University of Oklahoma
African Methodist Episcopal Conference Plans Oklahoma Gathering
Preliminary planning for the annual Oklahoma conference of the 12th district of the African Methodist Episcopal Church is under way in Lawton for September. Rev. W. H. Hightower, host pastor at Grant Chapel, says about 200 delegates are expected. Grant Chapel will serve as headquarters and committees for meals lodging registrations and programs will be named soon.
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Oklahoma
African Methodist Episcopal
Law‘ton
W. H. Hightower
Grant Ehapel
McKinley
Grant Chapel
Highlister
Ine
Comanche County Fat Stock Show Yields High Auction Prices
Comanche county 4-H and FFA held a three day fat stock and dairy show with 186 animals selling at an average price near REA. Grand champion steer sold for 70 cents per pound to Hotel Lasvtonian. champion lamb went for 100 to 140? dollars. About 400 attended the sale and buffalo barbecue dinner. multiple businesses and clubs purchased top animals. Lawton FFA and Sterling 4-H earned trophies in livestock judging. numerous individuals named from Lawton, Elgin, Fletcher, Indiahoma, Sterling and nearby communities.
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Wayne Brown
Hotel
Lawtonian
Glen Smith
The
George Gravley
Comanche County 4-H
FFA
Meniers
Lamb
National Commission Co
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Larry Coleman
Sterling
Sears Roebuck Co
Frank Kitchens
Comanche County Medical Association
Comanche County
Jayvees
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Steve Shull
Elgin
Dale Thompson Heating and Plumbing Co
City National Bank
Tawntonm Optimist Club
Superior Paving Co
James Rhoades
Coca- Cola Co
Damon Watson
Constittion Press
Larrance Tank Co
Kennedy
1Co
Clarence Madden
Earl
Hiary Miller
Ronnie Snyder
Lawton Ffa
Recording Stars Present Today at McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Six top recording stars will perform at 2 5 8 p m today at the McMahon Memorial auditorium. Johnny Cash Jerry Lee Lewis Charline Archer Belew twins Al Homberg Paul O Conner and his Continentals join the lineup along with others. James, whose recording of Young Love has sold over two million copies, will sing a No 1 tune.
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Sonny Iies
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Johnny Cash
Jerry Lee Lewis
Charline Archer
Belew Twins
al Homberg
Paul O'Conner
Continentals
James
Young Love
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Cameron
Lawton Novelty
Melody Shop
D Avenue
Oscar Cox
Pontiac
African Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Security Bank
Sterling 4-H Club
Fletcher
Indiahoma
Faxon
Flower Mound
Faxon Junior
Fort Sill Indian School
Bill Abbott
Bill Caldwell
Billy Ketcham
Willard Wolf
Alan Bandy
Jimmy Jones
Joe Ishmael
Harrel Lambert
Charles Rieck
Edwards & Edwards
NcCord
Avenue
Emery Cowley
Pol. Adv
Dacarates
Suilda
Tob Raphal
Maura
Holt Thick Dalis
Brett