Fort Sill Kicks Off Savings Bond Campaign At Post Meet
Fort Sill launches a unit wide Savings Bond Campaign with Col Clyde L. Jones urging at least 70 percent payroll deduction participation. Civilian workers already exceed 70 percent. military participation aims to match. Program includes films The Bond Between Us Medal of Honor Red White and Blue Line and Uncommon Valor plus unit papers posters and troop announcements.
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Fort Sill
Clyde L. Jones
Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Jones
June Allyson
Audie Murphy
America
Hell
Tyrone Power
Maureen O
West Point
Robert E. Kren
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Modern Living classes begin Monday at local YMCAs
The YMCA sponsored Modern Living series opens Monday with two courses at 7 30 p m The first at First Christian Church on D and the second at First Methodist on Eighth Street Taught by Alvis Kennedy and Rev J J Stowe Jr the courses cover Photography for Amateurs and Successful Marriage Aimed at home life and relationships the program expands adult education in Lawton with multiple instructors and courses including Do It Yourself Basic Investments Law for Laymen and more
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YMCA
Alvis Kennedy
First Christian Church
J. J. Stowe Jr
First Methodist Church
S. Eighth
Lawton
Marlin Keathley
Liberty Heights Christian Church
1802
Elm
Newton Irwin
Jack Batten
Japan to Send Researchers to Study Atomic Energy
Japan will send four of its top research scientists to the United States next week to study peaceful uses of atomic energy, it was announced Friday.
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Japan
Tokyo
United States
Farm Bureau Women Elect New Leadership At Lawton Meeting
Mrs. Roy Cremer of 716 Washington Lawton was named chairwoman of the Farm Bureau Women’s board at the annual gathering at Hotel Lawtonian. Elected as officers and board members were Christine Scheetz vice chairman, Mrs. Stanley Cahn secretary, and board members Mrs. Earl Wilkerson Mrs. Jack Sharp Mrs. Earl Ingram Mrs. Charles McClung Mrs. Paul Zeller and Mrs. Homer Turner. Outgoing chairwoman Mrs. Leland John led the session. An In Memoriam service honored Comanche County Farm Bureau members who died this year, including Mrs. Joe Watson Bill Zeller Victor Greb Jim Ridley Thomas Hayes Mrs. M. C. Glass Ollie Mote Jake Schwarz J. D. Hanks Clarence Blackburn Douglas Stroud and Mrs. Glen King.
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Roy Cremer
Washington, Lawton
Farm Bureau Women’s Board
Lawtonian
Christine Scheetz
Elgin
Stanley Cahn
Cache
Earl Wilkerson
Indiahoma
Jack Sharp
Lawton
Earl Ingram
Charles McClung
Lawton St
Paul Zeller
Geronimo
Homer Turner
Leland John
Comanche County Farm Bureau
Joe B. Watson
Rt. 1
Bill Zeller
Faxon
Victor Greb
Chattanooga
Jim Ridley
Apache
Thomas Hayes
M. C. Glass
Fletcher
Ollie Mote
Sterling
Jake Schwarz
J. D. Hanks
Clarence Blackburn
Douglas Stroud
St. Rt
Glen King
Brief lull seen before plan for second junior high in Lawton
Lawton city schools superintendent John Shoemaker told the Chamber of Commerce a brief lull will precede plans for a second junior high. He reviewed the year’s additions, including North Wing, auditorium, three elementary schools and renovations. He warned facilities will be tight in three to four years and 2,272 junior high students next year require action.
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Lawton
John Shoemaker
Chamber of Commerce
Shoemaker
Grover Cleveland
Andrew Jackson
John Adams
Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Lincoln School
O. B. Lord
Chamber
Funeral Rites for Mrs Jim Taylor Held in Lawton
Services for 60 year old Mrs. Jim Taylor of 1308 Taylor were conducted at 2 30 p m Friday in Becker Memorial chapel with Rev Carson Everett of Northside Baptist church officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Memorial Gardens. She died at 7 p m Tuesday in a Lawton hospital after a week long illness. Bearers were Lee Cleveland George Schutz Sherman Crawford Ange Marer Koenig Fuqua and Austin Parker.
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Jim Taylor
Taylor
Becker Memorial Chapel
Carson Everett
Northside Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
John Walter Dean Cement Pioneer Dies at 71
Services for John Walter Dean 71 a Cement pioneer were held at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Baptist church with Rev. Jack Stuart and Rev. Frank Cyril officiating. Burial followed at Cement cemetery with Dalton Funeral Home in charge. Dean died at 4 28 p.m. Wednesday after a long illness. Bearers were L B Marcum T A Ward John Powell Harley Perkins Bill Tolbert and R A Thorsen Ushers were Reid Doss and Alvin Hoskins.
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John Walter Dean
Pioneer Cement
First Baptist Church
Jack Stuart
Frank Jennings Cyril
Cement
Dalton Funeral Home
Dean
L. B. Marcum
T. A. Ward
John Powell
Harley Perkins
Bill Tolbert
R. A. Thorsen
Reid Doss
Alvin Hoskins
Dads And Moms Day At Oklahoma A&M Oct 29
Stillwater special reports Dads and Moms day at Oklahoma A&M on Saturday October 29 honors parents of 9 111 students. Blue Key sponsors activities headlined by the A&M Tulsa football game at 1 30 p m at Lewis Field.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma A&m College
A&m
Blue Key
A&m-Tulsa
Lewis Field
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