Kiwanis Talk Highlights Values and Immortality
Lawton attorney BE Richardson addressed Kiwanis members on Iwaniandeals urging faithful living according to Bible and Kiwanis to gain happiness. He warned that shallow philosophy breeds unbelief, yet deep philosophy supports belief in God and an afterlife. He cited religion as a source of happiness and noted plans for about 25 Kiwanis to travel to Altus for a program with Rep Toby Morris as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Richardson
Lawton
Mr. Richardson
Bill Burleson
Lewis Fouts
A. M. Oliphant
F. E. Gourtneyman
Earl Jackson
Altus
Altus Club
Toby Morris
Harold Puttkramer
Inter-Cities Committee
Off-Duty Class On Personnel Management At Fort Sill
James T. Downen, chief of civilian personnel at Fort Sill, will teach an off duty class on personnel management for military and civilian staff. Capt. Wilkerson announced the course starts 6:45 p.m. Sept. 22 in Bolling T-1353 Wrenthon Center. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays for about five weeks with materials free. Enrollment through Fort Sill Education Office, 7213.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Downen
Fort Sill
N. B. Wilkerson
Bolling
Wrenthon Center
WAC
Downen
Fourth Army Manpower Utilization Board
Materiala
Kooka
Fort Sui
Norton Named Director Of Music At University Of Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma September 12 AP Spencer H Norton chair of the department of applied music and theory was named director of the University of Oklahoma School of music by the university regents Norton succeeds Paul Carpenter who was recently named dean of the college of fine arts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Spencer H. Norton
Department of
Applied Music
University of Oklahoma School of Music
University Regents
Norton
Paul 9. Carpenter
College of Fine Arta
Radio Schedule Fragments From September Weekend
A fragmented broadcast timetable lists TV and radio program slots across September 12 to 13, detailing ABC lineups including Terry and Pirates Sky King This Is Your FBI and Dance Music plus local shows such as Farm Party Line Manning Melodies and Navy Recruiting with numerous times on ABC and other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Jed
ABC
Sky King
Elmer Davis
Bing Crosby
FBI
Joe Hasel
O. N
KSWO
Dewey Squires
Manning Melodies
al Pearce
Gang
Navy
Veterans ‘Administration
Rusty McDonald
Eagles
Bears Woothall
VFW
Don
Governor Turner
Constitution
Betty Russell
Federal Securiy
Wayne King
Murder
Mr. Malone
Hayloft Holldown
Tris Coffin
Devas
Bananas Banter Stumps Judge In Odd Dallas Session
In OUSTON Texas a fed eral judge and a traveling banana peddler staged a quiz duel ending in a stalemate. The peddler claimed bananas are his business while the judge admitted gaps in history and flag knowledge. The exchange left both parties amused and unmarked by verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouston
Tex
Mar
Morris Discusses Juvenile Delinquency In Speech Here
Congressman Toby Morris spoke to Lawton Exchange club about curbing juvenile delinquency through programs that build youths sense of worth. He recalled cases from his Lawton district judge days showing confidence gaps lead to delinquency. Officials praised the Lawton Midget Baseball league and a school project for kids. Fire Chief Le Roy Julan demonstrated firefighting techniques as new members were welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toby Morris
Lawton Exchange Club
Lawton
Glub
Hig
Morris
Exchange Club
John Shoemaker
Clty
Miys Mary Grundy
Washington School
LeRoy Julan
Duck Ceaso
J. L. Langston
John Ham
Men of Four Counties Form 324th Organized Reserve Unit
Reserve officers and enlisted men from Kingfisher Logan Canadian and Blaine counties are organized into a single unit. About 500 reservists led by Col. M. D. Woodworth assembled in Kingfisher to establish headquarters for the 324th Organized Reserve Composite Group, part of the Fourth Army, with Col. John P. Evans presiding as senior instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingfisher
Oklo
Logan
Canadian
Blaine
IM. D. Woodworth
324Th Organized Reserve
Fourth Army
John P. Evans
Organized Reserve
Oklahoma
State Carpenters Petition Flection Day As Holiday
Ola McAlmster reports that Oklahoma carpenters seek a holiday election day if Congress accepts resolutions. The proposal, backed by three local unions, will go to the Oklahoma State Federation of Labor and then to the AFL for presentation to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlmster
Congress
Oklahoma State Council of Carpenters
Oklahoma State Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor Headquarters
Cover Crop Seed Not Needed Here
Comanche County soil conservation district launches Oklahoma's first annual seed harvesting contest sponsored by the Oklahoma Seedsmen's Association. Deadline for entries is November 5 with one pint samples required for love grassy clover and lespedeza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Cave Eccropa
Board of Supervisors
Comanche County
Oklahoma Seedsmen's Associaton
Local Landlords Praised for USO Travelers Aid Housing Cooperation
Army and USO Travelers Aid thanked Laston area landlords for listing rentals with the USO Travelers Aid and Army Billeting. They urged property owners with four or more rooms to offer space through the free post at Lawton Wort Sill, to house about 200 Artillery School students in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laston
USO
Travelers Aid Service
Army
Artillery School
Travelers Aid Bureau
Lawton
Offles
Wort Sill
Agg
Dakota Pheasants Hunt Plans Stir in Dakotas
Law ton attorney L. M. Gnick Genaman is gearing up for pheasant hunting in the Dakotas after returning from a Gulf of Mexico voyage with a longline fishing group. The party includes Rey, Bill Alexander, Chris Schwab, J. D. Morris, Bill Nissan from Oklahoma City, Art Long from Kansas City, and B. A. Banta and T. A. Banta of Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Gnick
Genaman
Lawton
Dakotas
Gulf of Mexico
Longetine Shing Armyview
Price
Mr. Gonsman
Patty
Tampico
Mexico
Rey
Bill Alexander
Chris Schwab
J. D. Morris
Bill Nissan
Oklahoma City
Art. Long
Kansans City
B. A. Banta
T. A. Banta
Kansas
Tulsans Warned Against Outbreak Of Rabies
Tulsa residents were urged to keep dogs penned for 14 days as a precaution after a dog died of rabies in the Blot area. BE Daugherty, dog pound superintendent, said others may have been bitten though no persons were believed to be infected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
BE. H. Daugherty
Rites Held For Mrs Meshwert In Lawton
Mrs Orn Meshwert aged 48 longtime Lawton resident died at 9 02 p m Monday after lingering illness. Rites were held at 3 30 p m Wednesday at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church with Dr L L McCutchen officiating. Selections were sung by several singers and piano by Mrs Hardy Sages. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery under Ritter Funeral Home direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orn Meshwert
Lawton
Beal ‘Heights Presbyterian Church
L. L. McCutchen
H. ‘Tom Win
John P. Nauman
Sherman Crawford
E. J. Cease
Sam Golling
Bla. Angus
Anna Jorgensen
Hardy Sages
Floyd Tice
Pat Brandon
Guy Mavity
Henry Niederjohn
Luther Cannon
J. R Prisona
Meshwert
Camianche County
W. A Held
Columbia
Highland Cemetery
Ritter
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Ilton
Dale Miller
R. T. Bruton
Bill Champlin
Dick Ford, Jr
James Watkins
Bill Dickson
A. T. Easley
His Songbillies
Organized Reserve Unit
Travelers Aid
RITZ
Lasey
Starrett- Burnette
Wester Dovce City
Ieee Ate Nancy Saunders Tally Ray Hazard
Trad Collert Clan
Disney Cartoon
Dakota
Arter
Cavaliers
American Legion
Medlelay Park
Legionnaires
Gnosis
Skyview Club
Miley North Duncan
Hiwny
Wynn Myers
Skydusters
Ny O. Pode
Geraldine Brooks Estes Or
Jerry Waldsable
Robert and Raymond Hakim
Henry Fonda
Barbara Bel Geddes
Vincent Price
Ann Dvorak
Anatole Litvak
RKO Radio
Disney Color
Matinee
Treryds
King of Forest Rangers
Roy Rogi
Ohap
Jesse Inmen
News and Cartoon
Mousse
Eddie Dean
Rosce Tee Yon Wwyne
Hankins Studio
Ned Hankins
C Avenue
Fort Silt Blvd
Allyson
Viennes
Marilyn Maxwell
Henry Holl
Claude Jarman
Ffindals Conk
Gye Hume
Baced Om
Chases Nordhod
James Norman Hall
Everett Riskin
Jack Conway
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