Final plans for southwest district convention set
The Lawton Garden Council held a Tuesday morning meeting at the Fourth and B USO club to arrange the Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs district convention. The event occurs Friday Oct 26 at the USC club with Lawton Garden Club and Rose and Petunia units as hostesses. A public flower display follows the business session and luncheon is at Cowan cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Association of Garden Clubs
Lawton Garden Council
USO
Ben Ash
USC Club
Lawton Garden Club
Rose and
Cowan
Aho i
Ralph Kenyon
Pelunia
A. RK. Shatter
Rose Unit
Mras
John W. Tyree
Lawton Gardon Oi
Frank Lakey
Robert Brock
Paul Busby
W. E. Province
J.) R. Montgomery
I. V. Johnson
G. L. Berry
George Thorpe
George Glasby
District Seminar Well Attended Officers Named
About 240 delegates attended the district WSCS educational seminar at the First Methodist Church Lawton. Officers elected included Mrs. Ralph Hacker as president and Mrs. W A Elsner as vice president, with district and state officers named across multiple towns. The morning session featured a study course on The Church Among Up rooted Americans, followed by a covered dish lunch and an afternoon program with a Douglas high school quartet singing spirituals.
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Woman's Society of Christian Serrvice
First Methodist Church
Apache
Chickasha
Manitou
Walters
Duncan
Frederick
Rush Springs
Tipton
Mountain Pars
Anadarko
Sterling
Temple
Marlow
Fletcher
Commehe
Lawton
Ralph Hacker
H. Ben Turner
Allison
W. SV. Gadiove
Forrest A. Fielda
John Sulter
Karl Foster
Oklahoma City
WSCS
Weat
Oklahoma
A. F. White
Okeone
Roy Dillon
Graham Hodge
Walita
Children's Work of Oklahoma Conference
R. E. L. Morgan
A. H. Holloman
B.D. Hines
Harry Paramore
Foster
Seytion
Graham Hadge
Dillon
Royce Brown Emerges As Fast Backfield Candidate
1945 Wolverines note Royce Brown as a quick backfield prospect with limited experience likely to earn a parole berth as he trains with the team this season. The article also mentions a Mt. Sequoyah meeting led by Mrs. C. C. Allen with missionary emphasis and a Bible study course titled The Divine Fatherhood by Henry M. Bullocks led by Mrs. George Dismukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royce Brown
Moses
C. C. Allen
Frederick
Foster
Mt. Sequoyah
F. White
Africa
George Dismukes
Chickasha
Divine Fatherhood
Henry M. Bullocks
E. B. Dunlap
Ernest Hicks
Forrest A. Fields
Rainbow Girls To Meet This Evening
The Order of Rainbow For Girls will meet at eight o'clock tonight in the Masonic temple for initiation of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Mrs Ed Turkle Returns To Lawton
Mrs. Ed Turkle returns to Lawton after a year in California visiting relatives. She stopped to visit her son John in Los Angeles and her daughter Mrs J C Kelso and her husband in Amarillo, Texas. Her son Stelso has recently entered military service and is stationed at Amarillo.
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California
Ed Turkle
Arlington
Turkle
John
Los Angeles
J. C. Kelso
Amarillo
Tex
Stelso
Deaths of Mrs F C Kinkead and Family Tells of Loss
Mrs F C Kinkead 79 died Tuesday in a Chickasha hospital after a brief illness. She was mother of Mrs Oscar Smith and had lived in Cement since emigrating from Missouri 41 years earlier. Toast rites set for 2:30 Thursday at Brown Funeral Home Chickasha with a Methodist minister. burial Woods Memorial Cemetery east of Cement. Survivors include three daughters two sons and numerous grandchildren. a grandson Mrs Doyle Paulk and others live with relatives. Brother R B Rupard of Sedalia Missouri and W M Rupard of Baedervill plan to attend services. several service members are named among descendants.
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F.C. Kinkead
Chickasha
Oscar Smith
Sycamore
Lawton
Kinkead
Oklahoma
Migsouri
Yenva Pym
Smith
Pose
Doyle Paulk
Philippines
R. B. Rupnard
Sedalia
W. M. Rupard
Baedervill
Flood buries Ed Huddleston pond with carp and catfish
A pond on the Ed Huddleston farm washed out by heavy rains dumped about 30 feet of water and fish into the countryside east of Apache. Reported catches include catfish from one to ten pounds. The pond, stocked with varied species, was a prized local feature. Also noted were community notices of a master Mason degree event at Apfene Lodge 228, weekend visitors, a surgery recovery in Oklahoma City, and Rotary Club inter-city meeting at the First Christian church with attendees from Anodarko Lawton Cyril and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
Ed Huddleston
Apfene Lodge
Focal Temple
Ib Wan
CM. Warner
R. W. Fately
Helen Farely
C. W. Kobrys
J. Hy Mave
Okahoma City
T. J. Shaw
Bristow
Atetc
Rotary
First Christian Church
Anodarko
Scott B. Moore
C. W. Gillait
Otis Berry
Lawton
Walton Davis
Ray Babbitt
Cyril
John Barry
Dean Stevens
Jewell Griffith
Dan Simmons
Rotary Anna
Baxter Marr
New Synthetic Tires Due Soon
The first synthetic tire, the GRS-10, will debut in Liketon by B. F. Goodrich, says local store manager M. S. Shuman. He notes the resin-base soap aids wear and heat resistance, with a wider, flatter tread for smoother pavement, and 16.8 million miles tested. Availability to the public is unclear, but expected countrywide by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Liwton
B. F. Goodrich
M.S. Shuman
Mr. Shuman
Ration Board Invites Building Men To Meet
All local members of the building and construction industry are invited to a meeting of the county ration board in the district court room of the courthouse on Wednesday October 16 at 2 pm. Chairman Richardson said postwar building and construction problems will be discussed. George Leach price specialist from the district office at Oklahoma City explained the new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nl & Pom
Judea
LE Richardson
George ©. Leach
Oklahoma City
Oil Stove Ignites Destructive House Fire in Laird Street
A tire destroyed a home at 1108 Laird Tuesday afternoon after an oil stove explosion. Firemen arrived about 5:33 p.m. The Gilbert Price family were at home at the time of the blast. No injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Price
Laird
Scere
Pricer
Tre
New Officers Preside at Auxiliary Session
Members of the American region auxiliary held their regular business meeting Tuesday. Irene Sturfess, newly elected president, served as chairman for the first time. Plans for next year’s work were laid. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for Oct 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Region Auxiliary
Legion
Irene Sturfess
FSA Committee Approves Seven Rural Loans
The county FSA committee comprising Olro RK Elling Homer P Turner and Roy Windle met Monday to review rural rehabilitation loan applications. Seven loans were approved, five going to World War II veterans. The panel will reconvene Friday to consider farm ownership loan requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FSA
Olro RK
Elling
Homer P. Turner
Roy Windle
Facm
Former Apache Man Dies Sunday
WW Garner 67 formerly lived northwest of Apache died Sunday night at 11:30 in the Norman home after a brief illness. He had long health problems and a stroke before death. Survivors include wife Rena Garner and daughter Mrs Walter Barris, northwest of Apache. A son Carl died years ago. Services will be held Wednesday in Norman where the family has lived for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apache
I. Garner
Norman
Rena Garner
Walter Barris
Carl
Veterans' Administration Office Adds Telephone Contact
Robert Moyer, contact officer of the Veterans' Administration, announces the office now has a telephone. The new number is 109, and he says the public can reach the office by phone beginning immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moyer
Veterans' Administration
Building Permits Issued Here Last Month Rises Slightly
City Clerk CG. W. Simpson reports twenty building permits issued last month totaling about 74 575 dollars. One permit for a 50 000 business building was issued to J. D. Fountain at Third and F. Coastline shows minor gain while unrelated advertisement content is excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Simpson
J. D. Fountain
Third
Appomattox Apple Tray Marked by Lee Surrender
August permits total 22 granting costs 436 475. October permits include workshop and residence. Clyde B Thompson issued a 4000 frame home permit at Jefferson. Tom Moseley Wis framed to build a 300 concrete block workshop at El Verge. Masonic week ends with master’s degree for two candidates. The famous apple under which Lee surrendered at Appomattox is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Thompson
OO Jefferson
Tom Moseley Wis
Gon
Robert E. Lee
Ulysses S. Grant
Appomattox
Virginia
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