Hospital News Items Admitted and Discharged Across Town
The notices list numerous patients admitted for surgery or medical care at multiple facilities, including Larry A Freese, Weldon Cox, and Mrs. Slover, with many others named by surname and address. Discharges include Glen Dunnam Jr and Buryl W Southerland among others, with births noted for Henry Johnson and a twin at Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry A. Freese
Harvey Freese
Park
Weldon Brent Cox
Oscar W. Cox Jr
Oak
H. E. Slover
N. 32Nd
Albright Hunt
Ozman
Marianne Wulf
Cache Road
Audra Miller
Monroe
Louise Smith
Jerry R. Moore
Ronald Ogletree
Walters
Doyle Michell
Elgin
Pedro Vicinais
Garfield
Glen Dunnam Jr
Duncan
Buryl W. Southerland
Cherry
James H. Bearden
Tony Russell
Euclid
Hayden Reeder
Sterling
Clarence E. Williams
Andy F. Peck
Columbia
Jane Phillips
George Boake
Henry Johnson
Ada
Rhodd
Shawnee
Serena Fabb
Frederick
Tona Parker
Lans Saupitty
Neal Taptto
Washington
Libby Daukei
Cache
Kenneth Torralba
Ninnekah
Sadie Standing
Gracemont
Christine Dupoint
Carnegie
Fred Nix
John Sullivan
Poolville
Tex
Aye Bill Roberts
Theo Tanner
Williams
Maldruas Easley
Snyder
Eileen Zak
Lincoln
John C. Patton
Kinyon
Minnie Hollis
Terry Blakeley
Altus
Harvey Thomason
Duke
Neal Burk
Vern Cowden
Homer McDaniels
John Salas
Garvin Isacs
Calvin Holly
Ronda Lawson
L. S. Lawson
Comanche
Myra Page
Homer E. Page Jr
Jacob Scheidt
Lee
Theresa Leatherbury
Patricia Pruitt
S. 13Th
James Wayne
Ferris
Margaret Brannon
Dave Byrd
Claudia Jones
Cedar Crest Manor
Bobby Massey
Apache
Cruz Ramirez
Douglas
Sims
Roy Packett
Howell Timms
S. 14Th
Delaware Indian duo to visit Sweden for New Sweden anniversary
Darko Indian Going To Sweden to Oklahoma Delaware Indians will leave Oklahoma Saturday by jet airliner to accept a 320-year old invitation issued their forefathers to visit Sweden. Mrs. C. O. Davis of Dewey and Willard Thomas of Anadarko will join two Canadian Delawareans in New York City before continuing to Sweden aboard a Swedish Air Line jet for the 325th anniversary of New Sweden founded in 1638 at the site of present day Wilmington, Del. They will help re translate old documents on New Sweden and wear traditional Delaware dress on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Sweden
C. O. Davis
Dewey
Willard Thomas
Anadarko
New York City
Swedish Air Line
New Sweden
Wilmington
Del
Johan Printz
Davis
Thomas
Delaware
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile Center
Fort Sill
Willie Thomas
Parent-Teachers Association
William Anderson
Missouri
Kansas
Indian Territory
Mayors Form Committee to Study Southwest Economic Survey
Mayor Ed Miller of Clinton heads a new committee to study the feasibility and cost of an area wide economic base survey for 11 counties in Southwest Oklahoma. The group includes 34 officials from 13 towns and cities and follows a tour of the new Lawton city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Miller
Clinton
Southwest
Oklahoma
Mayors and Officials Association
Wayne Gilley
Lawton
Association
Miller
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma Economic Development Commission
Southwest Mayors Association
Gilley
State Economic Development Commission
Cement
Walters
Fredenck
Rush Springs
Anadarko
Altus
Elk City
Waurika
Indiahoma
Faxon
Duncan
Chickasha
Cotton
Comanche
Jefferson
Stephens
Grady
Caddo
Kiowa
Harmon
Custer
Jackson
Tillman
Greer
Don Kinder
Meyor Waldo Zerger
Glen Kelley
John Stacy
Frederick
George A. Brown
Dave Roberts
General unveils plaque at Fort Sill gym in honor of Brig Gen Honeycutt
Maj Gen John Thomas Honeycutt son of Brig Gen Francis Honeycutt unveiled a plaque at Fort Sill’s Honeycutt Gymnasium to honor his father. The event included Maj Gen L S Griffing and followed naming in 1949 for the late general who died in a Georgia plane crash. Honeycutt’s next post was to be chief of staff for programs at SHAPE in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thomas Honeycutt
Francis Webster Honeycutt
Fort Sill
Honeycutt
Army Air Defense Command
En. Honeycutt. Com
Ggen
L. S. Griffing
Honeycutt Gymnasium
Georgia
Fort Bragg
N. C
Supreme Headquarters of Allied Powers
Europe
Paris
France
Fort Sheridan
Wash
Funeral Rites for Hugh H. Wilson 72 in Galilee Baptist Church
Funeral services for Hugh H. Wilson aged 72 of 103 Columbia will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Galilee Baptist Church with Rev. C. C. Reed officiating. Burial is at Highland Cemetery. Graveside rites will be conducted by Mistletoe Lodge 31. Masonic rites were held at 9 p.m. today with Albert L. Powell directing. Jeffer son Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh H. Wilson
Columbia
Galilee Baptist Church
Rev. C. C. Reed
Highland Cemetery
Mistletoe Lodge
Jefferson Funeral Home
Albert L. Powell
Oklahoma City
Nowata Man Slain In Money Dispute
Cleo Lester Pettit of Nowata was shot to death Monday at a farmhouse seven miles southwest of Nowata. Jack Goodson, about 50, turned himself in to Craig County authorities and was held for investigation. Goodson's 12-year-old daughter witnessed the shooting. County Attorney L. O. Thomas said Pettit was shot twice with a .38 caliber pistol during what appeared to be a money dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak
Cleo Lester
Pete) Pettit
Nowata
Here
Jack Goodson
Craig County
Goodson
Pettit
County
Atty
L. O. Thomas
City Hall adviser urges ignoring agitators in civil rights clash
Jackson businessman Joseph Albright tells Mayor Thompson to run the city well and to damn the agitators after Negroes walk out of a grievance session. In Washington, Justice Goldberg hails a Supreme Court order to speed desegregation of Memphis recreational facilities, saying constitutional guarantees require prompt fulfillment. In Los Angeles Elaine Johnson describes her first meal after a 136 pound loss, noting she could not finish cottage cheese and egg nog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Joseph Albright
Allen Thompson
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
Los Angeles
Elaine Johnson
Kenyatta Promises Rights for All Citizens
Nairobi Kenya Jomo Burn ing Spear Kenyatta pledges to protect the rights of the white minority and to build a country where every citizen may develop his talents to the full. He says the rights and property of all will be fully protected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nairobi
Kenya
Jomo
Kenyatta
Secretaries Install State Officers in Lawton
Mrs. Martha Saffit was installed last night as president of the Law ton chapter National Secretaries association at the Hotel Lawtonian dinner. Also installed were Mrs. Naomi Bigbee as vice president Mrs. Pearle Hines as secretary and Mrs. Sue McCrackin as treasurer. Installing officer Lillie Mae Frazier presided in Wyenne Sloan’s absence. One year perfect attendance awards went to Mrs. Helen Starns Miss Imogene Pope Mrs. Carrie Hickman and Miss Frazier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Saffit
Lawton
National Secretaries Association
Lawtonian
Naomi Bigbee
Pearle Hines
Sue McCrackin
Lillie Mae Frazier
Wynenna Sloan
Doloris Carpenter
Helen Starns
Imogene Pope
Carrie Hickman
Miss Frazier
Police Court Disposes Of Cases In Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks handled cases including Mary Mitchell assault bond forfeited and Louis Smotherman bogus checks bond forfeited. Others faced fines for improper backing speeding reckless driving stop sign drunkenness and related charges with various bond forfeitures and fines. Public drunkenness section notes five bonds forfeited and three fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Mary Mitchell
Louis O. Smotherman
Fort Sill
Dalton D. Cook
Pennsylvania
Winston Franklin Rigdon
Bell
Nathaniel Cooper
Jefferson
Willie T. Johnson
Garfield
Doris M. Breer
Earline M. Eustice
David E. Jannickay
Arlington
Dallas Dion Blyther
Avis Derrell Allsup
Summit
Suddenly Slim girdle promises instant figure lift
A 4 oz girdle named Suddenly Slim uses science fibers to slim the figure without diet or exercise. It features a nylon front panel and slimming borders with Lycra, nylon, acetate, and spandex blends. Available in girdle or panty version from Lucille's at 415 C Ave. EL5-2165.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga
C Ave
Library to Stay Open on Memorial Day Hours
The Carnegie Public Library will remain open 1 to 9 p.m. on Memorial Day announced by Morris Swett chair man of the board. Summer hours begin June 1 with 1 to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday and 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday. closed Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Public Library
Morris Swett
SMU grants Bachelor of Divinity to Maurice Ball at convocation
Maurice Gerald Ball, son of Mr and Mrs T H Ball, 1508 Lake, received the Bachelor of Divinity degree during SMU's annual convocation. Dr Willis M Tate, SMU president, gave the presidential address to about 1250 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Gerald Ball
T. H. Ball
Lake
Southern Methodist University
Willis M. Tate
SMU
Lawton Girls Win Linscheid Speech Award at East Central
Mrs. Judy Morris Tate of Lawton and Miss Mary Blanks of Ada shared the Linscheid speech award at East Central State College Ada. Both juniors they topped a successful debate season by earning a superior rating in the spring national Pi Kappa Kelta tournament. They were among the few teams to win seven of eight rounds. Tate majors in English with minors in speech and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Morris Tate
Lawton
Mary Blanks
Ada
East Central State College
Pi Kappa Kelta
Evangelist McElroy Sentenced After Plea to Mail Fraud
Tulsa based evangelist Bob L McElroy faces a federal sentence next month after pleading no defense to six counts of mail fraud in which U S Attorney John N Imel said he subpoenaed 50 witnesses from California and Michigan. The prosecutor dropped seven other counts and accused McElroy of soliciting donations to preach to inmates while misusing funds and failing to fulfill promises to contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
UPS
Bob L. McElroy
U. S
Bank Robbery Suspect Captured After Cash Heist
In Cleveland Tennessee a man armed with a small revolver robbed a local bank of 15806 dollars Monday. He was arrested 22 hours later walking along a sidewalk with two sacks of money. William Parks forty one told officers his wife needed an operation and he could not borrow the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cleveland, Tenn
William Parks
Yukon Discusses Five Bond Issues Totaling 564000
Yukon residents vote on five bond issues totaling 564000. The measures include 270000 for street bridge and drainage work 200000 for park facilities 64000 for water works extension 18000 for garbage equipment and 12000 to buy a street sweeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yukon
UPI
Kenyon to Receive B S Degree at Midwestern Commencement
Sandra Louise Kenyon of Lawton will receive a Bachelor of Science in elementary education at Midwestern Universitys annual commencement. The ceremony begins at 8 p.m. in front of the Hardin Administration Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Louise Kenyon
Lawton
Midwestern University
Miss Kenyon
Hardin
Actress Arlene Francis Improves After Long Island Crash
Actress Arlene Francis was in very good condition at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after a two car collision on Long Island that killed one person. Francis sustained a broken collar bone and other injuries and will remain hospitalized for at least a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Arlene Francis
Long Island
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Miss Francis
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N. Eighth
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Charlie F. Lovett
Douglass
Arthur M. Mead
Donald Jackson
S. 10Th
Campbell
Area Mayors Eye Economic Survey
Johnny
E. Hughison Phillips
Dial
U.S. Pat
United Press International
East Central State
Dan Gerber
Spot
P.S
Gerber
Gerber Baby Foods
Box
Fremont
Michigan
O.K. Transfer & Storage CO
Business College
Sheridan Rd
Beauticians
S.W
Lawton Beauty School
Sheridan Road
Capshaw
Lagrey
Merle Norman Cosmetic & Beauty Salon
Westgate Shopping Center
Trade Mart
44Th
Cache Rd
Terminix
Temse
Pei
Better Homes & No
Larry J. King
Denims
Jamaica
Cache Road Square
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