Cache PTA holds first meeting of the year at Greenwalt home
The Cache PTA met Monday night at Mrs. Ernest Greenwalt's home with officers and members including T. V. Smart superintendent and several families in attendance. Attendees plan to hear Addie Alexander report on the summer school children round up at the high school September 22.
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CACHE
Cache Pta
Ernest Greenwalt
John Robinson
BE. C. Kriss
Ruby Husher
Esther Norris
Elmer Woodward
Dorothy Self
Paul Wage
T. V. Smart
Mia
Ed Mitchell
Dick Belt
Sally and
Lynn
Tony Self
Helen Bennett
Edna Belle Woodward
Jimmy Treadway
Jimmy Ryan
Evelyn Ryan
Mary Watts
Charlie Shierffield
Richard Watts
Delois Ryan
Sarah Greenwalt
Betty Shierfield
Russell Bennett
Audie Woodward
Joy Drummond
Anita Jones
Roy Davenport
Norris Flemens
Lawton
Sim Snider
Duke’s visit spans Texas and Arkansas travel notices
Duke spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson at Rofs. Mr. and Mrs. Fort Brannon and family and Mrs. Dorothy Brown of Oklahoma City visited Texan and Arkansas locales. Mrs. Geneva Childress and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wade toured the region. Mrs. Francia Smith of Craterville Park stayed several days with Mrs. Marie Blackwelder at Lawton.
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Duke
Paul Wilson
Rofs
Fort Brannon
Familly
Dorothy Brown
Oklahoma City
Geneva Childress
R. W. Wade
Texan
Arkansas
Francia Smith
Craterville Park
Marie Blackwelder
Lawton
Walters Church Names New Pastor
Rev. Claude Stinson became the new pastor at the First Christian Church in Walters, after serving as assistant pastor in Houston for two years. He attends Texan Chelatinn University part time for a masters degree while continuing church duties. Mrs. Stinson teaches high school English in Walters public schools. The former pastor James Otte Pearce resigned in July to lead the First Church in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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Walters
Claude Stinson
First Christian Church
Stinson
Houston
Texas
Texan Chelatinn
Walters Public Schools
David Aubrey Takes Bar Oath Before High Court
David J. Aubrey of Lawton was admitted to practice law after taking the oath with 46 other Oklahomans before the state supreme court. A World War II veteran and son of Mr and Mrs C Aubrey of 801 Arlington, he will share offices with veteran lawyer IL M Gensman at 31744.
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David J. Aubrey
Lawton
State Supreme Court
C. Aubrey
Arlington
Nick) Gensman
Doc Dopey Dopey MPLOVES of the Security Bank and Truat Co
A quirky bank tale recounts a customer presenting a nearly flawless silver dollar, judged genuine by President Exalt English after a quick comparison. The story sits among local quirks as sidewalk cardboard blocks cross a street after a shower and includes social notes on drought, a birthday wish, and a style remark by Leroy Hines about autumn fashion.
Nurses Plan State Parley for Oklahoma Convention
District 11 Oklahoma State Nurses Association members meet at 8 p m Thursday in Coca Cola room to organize the September 22 24 state convention. All area RNs invited to help with preliminary business and planning duties. Mrs Charles Qozman district president urges attendance and reports convention headquarter registration at Midland hotel Sept 22.
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Oklahoma State Nurses’ Associates
Coca-Cola
Charles Qozman
Oklahoma
Midland
Misa Katherine Densford
University of Minnesota
The
American Nurses
Association figures in Chicago health service event
Miss Katherine Hol Feliz of Chicago Illinois serves as secretary to ANA Caccasioa, while Mina Minala Vole holds the post of assistant chief of nurse education for the U S Public Health Service in Washington D C.
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Katherine Holfeliz
Chicago
Ill
Ana Caccasioa
Mina Minala Vole
Snurae
U. S&s. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Associate Basic Course Students Will Graduate
Eighty-one members of the Associate Basic course class No. 5 Fort St will receive diplomas at 4 30 p m Friday. Maj Gen Clift Andrus commander of The Artillery School will present diplomas in room 305 McNair hall. A majority of the class are reserve officers recalled to active duty to keep abreast of artillery techniques. Most will return to college after service.
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Fort St
Clift Andrus
Artillery School
McNair Hall
Coyotes Thrive in Settled Farming Areas Despite Efforts
Farmers report coyotes persist in settled farming districts despite countermeasures. Wildlife experts note adaptable behavior and proximity to livestock areas. Community groups discuss coordinated trapping and fencing to reduce predation. Authorities urge reporting of sightings to monitor spread.
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Dink’'S
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Mploves
Security Bank and Truat Co
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Ot Doe
Roland Croft
Columbia
Indian Service
Doc
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Leroy Hines
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Selected Investments Corp
Red Ingie
Jo Stafford
Oscar Levant
Bugs Bunny
Ivery Rhymes
Peter and
Hia Olf
Stern
Eddy Arnold
Glenn Miller
Telex Heardl City Natt Bank Bldg
Balls
Lsattotien
Hiddin Iree Circle
Wemntwo
John J. Schott Insurance Agency
American Nat'l Bank
Hewett
D Avenue
Lawton's Finest
Sonora
Emerson
Crosley Admiral
General Electric
Raskins
Crosley
Admiral
Westinghouse
Arene
William E.burns
Wentworth School
William KE. Burns
Edward Burns
Wentworth Military
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