Baby Head Banging Not a Sign of Mental Illness
A doctor explains that rhythmic head banging in children is often harmless and tied to sound sensitivity. Occasional episodes require no intervention, while persistent cases may reflect boredom or a need for broader play and attention. Do not scold. instead redirect with rhythm and music.
Christmas Home Decorations at Mary Swartz Rose Club
Guests attended a Mary Swartz Rose club meeting at Mrs. B N Booths home on 416 N 29th. The program on Christmas Home Decorations was presented by Mrs. Darold H English. During business, president Mrs. Charles Harvey led a vote to donate 10 toward the Woman's Formn annual clothing drive. Several members, including Mesdames Owen King Jr Mike Salazar Rex Beall R W Easley Kenneth Kaspereit Charles Kelsey Chester McCord James McCurdy, attended the 2 pm session.
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Mesdames Owen’ King Jr
Mike Salazar
Mary Swartz Rose Club
B. N. Booth
Charles Harvey
Darold H. English
Rex Beall
R. W. Eassey
Kenneth Kaspereit
Charles Kelsey
Chester McCord
James McCurdy
Lawton Student Pledges Fraternity at OU Norman
Phil Roberts of Lawton pledges Lambda Chi Alpha at the University of Oklahoma Norman campus. He is a freshman architectural engineering student, son of Mr. and Mrs Louis F R Roberts of 1907 Pollard Street. Ahsk shower slated for Mrs Billy Ray Clabhorn former Freida Manley at First Baptist Church on November 12.
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Phil Roberts
Lawton
Lambda Chi Alpha
University of Oklahoma, Norman
Louis FR. Roberts
Pollard
Ahsk
Billy Ray Clabhorn
Freida Manley
First Baptist Church
Panhellenic Plans Tea For May Honor Roll Girls
Panhellenic plans were discussed for the annual May tea honoring local girls who will attend college next fall. The Lawton Fort Sill Panhellenic held a Thursday luncheon in the Artillery room of the Hotel Lawtonian with Alpha Delta Pi hostesses. Mrs. Robert F. Shannon, president, led a brief session and plans were made to collect children's clothing for December lunches benefiting the Christmas in Gathering coffee by Lawton Woman's Forum. Other attendees included Adele Hammond Jeneanne Johnston Sarah Lund Virginia Hendrick Lyn Pebbles and Mesdames John M. Sanderson Clyde Shelton Bruce Stout William Martin Jack Merritt Charles Moses Roy Ross Carl Patterson Richard Kant Joseph Hawick John Tierney Robert Turner Ernest Corriveau Milford Walker W. J. Porter Harry Auspitz Lee Sulut James L. Vineyard George L. Porter and Wayne E. Rowe.
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Lawton Fort Sill Panhellenic
Alpha Delta’ Pi
Adele Hammond
Jeneanne Johnston
Sarah Lund
Virginia Hendrick
Lyn Pebbles
John M. Sanderson
Clyde Shelton
Bruce Stout
William Martin
Jack Merritt
Charles Moses
Roy Ross
Carl Patterson
Richard ‘Kant
Joseph Hawick
John Tierney
Robert Turner
Ernest Corriveau
Milford Walker
W. J. Porter
Harry
Ceramics Painted At Group Meeting
Members of the Art group of Lawton branch, American Association of University Women, met at Stephen's Arts and Crafts shop at 1701 Sheridan Road for a 7:30 p.m. session. Mrs. W A Stephens chaired a brief business period and plans were made for next Thursday's meeting. Refreshments were served. Attending were Mesdames L W Cassell J D Howard Gladys Krisher Malcolm Oswalt and Leonard Wilson.
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Art Group
Lawton
American
Association of University, Women
Stephen's
Sheridan Road
W .A. Stephens
Mesdames L. W. Cassell
J. D. Howard
Gladys Krisher
Malcom Oswalt
Eonard Wilson
Mrs. Bobby Crews Hosts Sew and So Club
An informal afternoon session of the Sew and So club was held at the home of Mrs. Bobby Crews in Apache. Attending were Miss Louise Smith and Mesdames Carl Benson M W Goodman Leonard Jones George Levite Tom Manor M T Wilhite Dan Simmons and E P Wilkinson.
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Bobby Crews
Louise Smith
Mesdhames
Carl Benson
M.W. Goodman
Leonard Jones
George Levite
Tom Manor
M. T. Wilhite
Dan Simmons
E. P. Wilkinson
Houseguests Leave After Eight Day City Visit
Mrs. Dolly Laurendeau and daughter Miss Merlyne Laurendeau depart Winnipeg after an eight day stay with Mrs. Sam Stein at 2917 Euclid. En route they will pass through Fort William and Port Arthur in Ontario.
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Dolly Laurendeau
Merlyne, Laurendeau
Winnipeg
Canada
Sam Stein
Euclid
Fort William
Port Arthur
Ontario
Carnival at Broxton School Promises Festive Fundraiser
The annual all school carnival at Broxton, northwest of Apache, is set for next Friday night with varied entertainment and special attractions. Proceeds will support holiday activities at the school. Sgt Jimmy McNeill, recently arrived from Chanute Air Force Base, visits family before transfer to a New Jersey base. Paul Masad, Southwestern State College student, is ill at home.
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Broxton
Apache
Chanutee Air Force Base
Channahon, Ill
Jimmy McNeill
J. H. McNeill
New Jersey
Paul Mas- Sad
Southwestern State, College
Weatherford
Local social events lineup for Lawton area
Friday 8 p.m. Social Calendar at Security Bank building features guest Frank C. Sneed with Lawton Woman's Forum. Saturday DAR meeting 2 15 p.m. Mrs W W Godlove 1901 Sheridan Road USC YMCA speaker H W Hallett co hosts. Girl Scouts host 24 p.m. American Legion hall Seventh and E party. Beta Sigma Phi pledge ritual at Fort Sill 7 30 p.m. Carolyn Hunt club steak fry Sunday Lake Quanah Parker community house Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge for husbands families and guests.
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Lawton
Daughters of American Revolution
W. W. Godlove
Sheridan Road
H.W. Hallett
Uscymca
B. Hendrickson
Bern Klein
Helen ’Hackett
American Legion Hall
Alpha Ric
Sigma Phi
Fredric Hill
McBride
Fort Sill
Carolyn Hunt Club
Lake Quanah Parker
Wichita’ Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Mystery Pals Revealed By Apache Club Meeting
APACHE Special report says Mystery Pals were revealed at a Thursday Doyle club meeting held in the former Doyle school building south of Apache. Present were Mesdames B. Bledsoe Olin Boydston Laura Campbell Eddie Doyle Pete Fry Ernest Martin H. S. Mann C. F. Mattoon J.B. Mattoon Charles McDaniel Ray Miller John Orr Garrett Pheiffer Walter Smith and Emmett Welsh.
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Doyle
Doyle’ School
Apache
B. Bledsoe
Olin Boydston
Laura Campbell
Eddie Doyle
Pete Fry
Ernest Martin
H. S. Mann
C. F. Mattoon
J.B. Mattoon
Charles McDaniel
Ray Miller
John Orr
Garrett Pheiffer
Walter Smith
Emmett Welsh
Mrs Larrance Heads Katharine Harper Club Slate
Mrs Larrance, as president, leads a new officer slate at a 7:30 p m meeting of the Katharine Harper club at Mrs Gordon Heying home 2334 Cornell. New officers include Mrs Gene Welch vice president Mir Jack Willis secretary Mrs Cutie Waid treasurer and Mrs Bill Peters reporter and historian.
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Fred Larrance Jr
Katharine Harper Club
Gordon ‘Heying
Cornell
Gene Welch
Mir Jack Willis
Cutfie Waid
Bill Peters
Neil Witt
Peters
Mesdames Lawrence
Bressman
Bill Capshaw
Frank Cosby
Ted Dickerson
Greg Fewell
Perman Henderson Jr
Lacey Holley
Robert Lamphere
Robert’ Seatt Jr
Wallace Show Probe Denied
The FCC refused to open an investigation into sensationalism charges against the Mike Wallace interview show in a letter to Capt. Jamis E. Hamilton of the Los Angeles police intelligence department. The commission found there was not sufficient basis for inquiry into derogatory statements by gambler Mickey Cohen about Police Chief William H. Parker during the May 19 ABC broadcast.
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Washington
Federal Communication Commission
Mike Wallace
Jamis E. Hamilton
Intelligence Department
Los Angeles
Wallace
American Broadcasting Co
it _ Hamilton
Mains Break Floods Manhattan. Subways Shut Amid Water Crisis
In New York City a series of water main breaks v five sites flooded Midtown basements and streets while disrupting water supplies. Subways closed and residents faced flooding as police moved crowds and cleared blocked routes. The Metropolitan Opera House and Times Square area were affected. breaks occurred across a wide area but were not linked.
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New York
Manhattan
Midtown
Metropolitan Opera
Times Square
Grocers to Meet in Tulsa for Oklahoma Growers Congress
About 3500 retail grocery merchants are expected in Tulsa for the 18th annual meeting of the Associated Growers of Oklahoma Sunday.
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Tulsa
Associated Growers of Oklahoma
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