Delphia Neely Weds J R Rankin In Centenary Church Rites
Delphia Eloin Neely and John Robert Rankin were united in wedding vows at Centenary Methodist Church with Rev. For rest A Fields officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R F Neely of Summit, will reside in Oklahoma City where the groom works for Wolf Plumbing. The ceremony featured gladioli decor and a nuptial program by Forrest A Fields and Mrs Cecil Lawson.
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Galveston
Texas
John Robert Rankin
Centenary Methodist Church
Forrest A. Fields
de Fae
Mis
Delphia Eloin Neely
R. F. Neely
Summit
L. M. Wheeler
Muskogee
Okla
Oklahoma City
Wolf Plumbing Company
Cecil Lawson
Sololst
Betty Jean Neely
Lacey B. Holley
Mra
Cravens
Dewey Jernigan
Kensera F. Neely
Judging School Opens Thursday in Lawton Garden Club
The second annual judging school sponsored by Lawton Garden Club units begins Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Robert Brock, Rose unit president, first registrant. In charge are Mrs. Inez Adrian Hamilton of Wichita Falls Texas and Mrs. Maude Jacobs of South Carlton. Five courses to be offered. Women may attend though they are members of other garden clubs.
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Lawton Garden Club
Robert Brock
Rose
Inez Adrian Hamilton
Wichita Falla
Texas
Mis. Maude Jacobs
South Carlton
Garden
Provine
Ion
Bride Weds in Satin Gown with Traditional Gifts
The bride selected a white slipper satin gown with bateau neckline and full skirt, eight self-covered buttons, long sleeves, and a graceful train. She wore pearls, carried pink roses on a white Bible, and followed the old new borrowed blue tradition. The mother wore green crepe, carnations, and white carnations. The groom's mother wore gold satin with brown accents and white carnations. A reception followed at the Elks Lodge clubhouse.
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Elks Lodge
Mias Anna
Oklahoma wedding notes from 1947 ceremony in Lawton
Laura Catlicatt and Misa Frances Kee ler wed in a ceremony highlighted by a brown suede ensemble with a pink corsage. The bride, a Lawton High School 1942 graduate, attended Cameron College and belonged to several youth and sorority groups. Groom a Muskogee Central High School graduate, served as a paratrooper in the 101st Airborne, Europian theater, earning the Purple Heart and DSC. Out of town guests included families from Oklahoma City and Tulsa.
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Laura Catlicatt
Misa Frances Keeler
O'Canna Lewin
Don Neely
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Order of Rainbow
Sequoyah
National Secretaries Association
Alpha Pi
Beta Sigma Phi
Muskogee Central High School
101 Airborne Infantry Division
L. M. Wheeler
Alfred Wheeler
Mary Lou Wheeler
Muskogee
Peggy Davison
Willa Heckman
George Charbonnier
Oklahoma City
M. H. Garrison
Tulsa
Oklahoma Breeders Compete At 1947 International Exposition
J A Collier of Oklahoma shows cattle at Chicago alongside fellow breeder Harold Chatham of Fort Cobb. Collier, owner of champion Shorthorn stock, is among national exhibitors at the International Livestock Exposition and Horse Show.
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J. A. Collier
Oklahoma
Chicago
Mr. Collier and Sons
Nebraska
Harold Chatham
Fort Cobb
Larry Cotton Delivers Warm Hometown Concert in Lawton
Larry Cotton, a Lawton native turned pop tenor, charmed more than 500 attendees at Lawton High School auditorium delivering a two hour program spanning Beethoven to Broadway. He greeted friends and introduced his parents and wife between numbers, highlighting his varied training in concert and opera. The performance featured classical, modern and operetta pieces with encores and a final Lord's Prayer rendition that drew enthusiastic ovations.
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Arry Cotton
Lawton
Lawton High School
Association For Childhood Education
Cotton
Donald Angus
Lawton School
Lawtonians
Norman
Brunet
Lazy
Larry Cotton
Mr. Cottan
Edna St. Vincent
Milloy
Lehmann
Davis
Gilbert and Sullivan
Friml
Rogers and Hammerstein
Mr. Cotton
Malotte
Whittenpool
Christopher
Whittenpool Sone
Robin
A. A. Milne
Kathleen
Lala
Cole Porter
Cotton Stars in Concert Program Reception at Home
Mr Cotton delivered popular and concert numbers with equal pleasure while Ioar Roy al and Avimare pinniat provided strong accompaniment. A reception at his home followed the performance where Cotton greeted old friends and new fans, sharing his aim to tailor programs for diverse tastes. He was later set to perform in Duncan, Muskogee and QA as part of the Celebrity series Mov.
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Cotton
Ioar Royal
Avimare Pinniat
Gatlan
University of Olelman
Secrey
Catton
Larry Cotton
Cotton family to spend holidays in Norman amid tour plans
Mr. Cotton and family prepare for a holiday stay in Norman with parents and relatives. a War Bond era visit last seen in 1942. he hopes for another concert tour, likely returning to Oklahoma cities, while his sister Carol and Braini parents remain in town during his tour schedule.
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Cotton
Norman
Carol
New York
Chavo Region Population Tied to Colonial Slave Legacy
The 100000 residents of the Chavo region in Colombia are largely descended from African slaves brought by the Spanish during colonial times, shaping long term demographic and cultural patterns.
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Chavo Region
Colombia
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Dink’s Paint & Body Ays
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U. S. Experiment Station
2Nd & F Avenue
Avery
Sparlin
Phosparate
Carpenter “Engineering Service
Koebler
Lydia B. Pinkham
Hankins
Ned and
Veda Hankins
C Avenue
Hewett
D Avenue
Pepsi
Pepsi-Cola Company OF Texas
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Altus, Okla
Yihteul Fenves
Waterty Peedbott Hamenneing
Fender
Whiting Motor CO
Kaiser-Frazer Dealers Venue
Saffa
P.M. & Thurs
Scott County
Sauer Kraut
Dan
Shefford
Ocean Spray
Calle
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