Carmon Pursleys Host Boys' Sunday School Class
Mr and Mrs Carmon Pursley entertained members of Mr Pursleys Junior Boys Sunday School class of Calmarry Baptist church chapel No 1 Thursday evening at their home 910 Garfield A short business session was held before the social hour Eddie Rhea was named president with Jimmie Nix vice president and Melvin Stapleton secretary The group selected Every Day With Jesus as its theme song Games were played on the lawn and group singing was enjoyed Sandwiches and punch were served Attending were Jackie Reagan David Webb Robert Berry Donald Langley Jerry Pursley and four guests Sharon Pursley
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Carmon Pursley
Jackie Reagan
David Webb
Robert Berry
Donald Langley
Jerry Pursley
Sharon Pursley
Ellen H Richards Club Studies New Fall Fashions
Ellen H Richards club members met Wednesday at Mrs Carmen Pursleys 910 Garfield to view new fall fashions. Mrs J B Vaughan co hosted and led the program. lower hems were discussed. Card Friends gifts were exchanged and new names drawn. Mrs Charles Hilda joined as a new member. prize was a cherry pie won by Mrs Milton Brooks. Refreshments included apple pie a la mode and punch.
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Ellen H. Richards
Carmen Pursley
Garfield
J.B. Vaughan
Alag
Charles Hilda
Milton Brooks
Leonard Bollinger
Lynn Best
Bob Bryson
C. W. Carter
Robert Hamilton
Steve Hillis
Wesley Halley
Homer Hyden
C. D. Payne
Charlie Thompson
David Sly
Paul Willams
Union Valley Home Demonstration Picnic Planned
Union Valley HD members spent a day canning for the fairs and visiting at the home of Mrs. W. Story. A club picnic is set for Sunday September 14 at Pecan Springs with members to bring guests and well filled baskets. The next meeting on September 24 moves to the home of Mrs. E. L. Fort Jr. with Mrs. M. P. Treadway absent. Attendees included Mesdames Blackburn Daubenspeck Fort Fort Ren Kern Kriss Langdon Livingston Robinson Worley.
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Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. &. Story
Pecan Springs
E. L. Fort, Jr
M. P. Treadway
Sprague and Smith Head to Abilene Christian College
David Sprague and Glenn Smith, both sophomores, will leave Saturday for Abilene Texas to reenter Abilene Christian College. Two more Lawton students will also depart Saturday morning to continue their studies alongside the two. David is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert Sprague of 401 North Sixth and Glenn is the son of Mr and Mrs E E Smith of 506 Fort Sill Blvd.
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Lawton
David Sprague
Glenn Smith
Abilene
Texas
Abilene Christian College
David
Robert Sprague
North Sixth
Glenn
E. E. Smith
Fort Sill Blvd
Local Social calendar highlights Thursday events
Premier with 9 p.m. at DeMolay hall featuring Al Willems orchestra. Prisco Friendship club hosts ice cream social at 7 p.m. Busy Bee club meets all day with covered dish lunch. Beta Mu chapter of Epsilon Sloma Alpha sorority gathers for writing room at USC Fourth and B. Cameron faculty reception for students 8:30 to 10 p.m. Vagabond club 7:30 p.m. Jane Lee 608 Fort Sill Blvd. Friday event slate includes Panay union of Lawton Garden Gaby at 2 p.m. USC Fourth and . Pioneer club 2:30 p.m., American Legion hut, social hour games. Better Homes HD and Pleasant Valley HD clubs meet 2 p.m. Mrs. Buford Arnold hosts Paradise Valley HD club at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. J. W. Lawson. Royal Neighbors regular meeting not held.
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Fhursday
DeMolay Hall
al Willems
Prisco Friendship Club
V. Rickert
TJ McKinley
Busy Bee Club
Emery F. Cowley
South
Beta Mu
Epsilon Sloma Alpha Sorority
USC
Cameron
Jane Lee
Fort Sill Blvd
Pioneer Club
American Legion
Better Homes
Pleasant Valley
Buford Arnold
Paradise Valley
J. W. Lawson
Royal Neighbors
Cameron Faculty Wives Organize Club At Meeting
Cameron college faculty wives met at Mrs. Vernon Howell's home for a coke party and to organize a club. Mrs. Billy Stamps was chosen president and Mrs. Herl Barr reporter. Meetings will be held on the second and fourth Wednesdays, next on Sept 24, with several faculty wives in attendance.
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Billy Stamps
Herl Barr
Cameron College
Vernon Howell
Inert Mesdamea
Jens Barbre
W. J. Becker
Robert Brigham
A. L. Jackson
Warry Knight
Claude Livingston
Florold Liles
Lee McDonald
Harvey R. Pate
Donald Prophet
Darwin Richardson
WN. L. Tinsley
Busy Bees Hold All-Day Session
The Busy Bee club of the Rebekah lodge met Thursday at Mrs. Emery Cowley's home at 1002 South 16. Mrs. Mary Byrd Mrs. Julia Percival and Mrs. Vergie Walker co hosted. Two new members Mrs. Agnes Buttgen and Mrs. Avis Schlumbohm were admitted. The day centered on quilting with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
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Mary Byrd
Julia Percival
Vergie Walker
Busy Bee Club
Rebekah Lodge
Emery Cowley
South 16
Agnes Buttgen
Avis Schlumbohm
Mesdames
Carrie Waldron
Alice Brogdon
Beulah McKenzie
Cleo Shelp
Eliza Bondurant
Anna Hardy
Denis Tarkington
Idelia Glenn
Mary Hester
Alice Townsend
Tom Ward
Eula Tucker
Mary Stagner
Lyle Middleton
Lolas Bradshaw
Bob Morris
Taft Opens Western Tour Debates World State Theme
Senator Taft opened a western swing for the GOP nomination arguing the United States will not accept a world state with concentrated power in distant capitals. Speaking at a California bar meeting, he warned the New Deal aims to centralize authority and diminish states rights. He defended a free people against totalitarianism and planned further remarks in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Taft
Ohio
State Bar of
California
New Deal
Washington
Lawyers
United States
Part
James EB. Macrey
Montana
Charles Halleck
Indiana
House
Ray J. Madden
Halleck
GOP
Los Angeles
San Francisco
West Coast
Tacoma
Charles Beauty Salon Ad Promotes Curly Cutting Method
An old classified-style notice advertises ladies hair services at Charles Beauty Salon, promising hair cuts or shaping with a famous mathematical method of curly cutting and permanents, located at 417 D Ave with phone number 4347.
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Ladie
Permanenta
Charles
D Ave
Speech at Wash World Affairs Council on Sept 25
The speech is expected to deliver a major pronouncement on international policy. It follows the last session when he withheld remarks to pursue bipartisan action with Senator Arthur Vandenberg of Michigan to advance foreign policy cooperation.
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Wash
World Affairs Council
Arthur Vandenburg
Michigan
Ten Births Listed At Sill Hospital Fort St Station
Officials announced ten births at Sill Hospital in the last 10 days. The new arrivals include eight different branches with births on Sept 3 to Majs Paley Martinez Hughs Algin and others, plus a Sept 7 and Sept 8 dates for several others, all listed to service members and their spouses.
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Fort St's Atation Hospital
John B. Hall
Sard
Edward Ubank
53Rd
Paul Paley
969Th Field Artillery
Marvie Nolte
Sixth Armored Field Artillery
Andrew Mele
Chanoyy — Dennikiwendry Yas
S Sgt
Charlea C. George
Ordnance Department
FALSE TEETH COMFORT PROMISES BY PASTEMTH AD
An ad for Lucille's Beauty Shop promotes Pastemth a pleasant alkaline powder claimed to hold false teeth securely with no gummy taste or pasty feel. It urges customers to call 3002 for a demonstration and appointment.
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Lomfort
House of Science
Lucille
Officers Named At Lawton High
Dawes high school names 1947-48 junior class officers with Buster Shelton as president and Richard Boisch as vice president. Peggy Loud serves as secretary and Jan Hutchins along with Loyd Gwinn as yell leaders. Senior elects include Bill Fife as vice president and John Klass as treasurer with Helen Jarvis and James Harry Broels as yell leaders. Sophomores and junior high meet next week as announced by school principals.
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Buster_ Shelton
Nettle L. Shelton
Taylor
Dawes High School
Young Shelton
Hugh Bish
Richard Boisch
Peggy Loud
Jan Hutchins
Loyd
Lucky) Gwinn
Yell
John
Alb
Gen Bullard Dies Hero of World War 4 at 86
Lieut. Gen. Robert Lee Bullard, 86, veteran of Indian fighting and World War I, died of a brain hemorrhage at Fort Jay hospital Governor's Island New York. Known as Counter Attack Bullard after a famous World War I reply, he earned decorations from four nations.
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New York
Robert Lee Bullard
Fort Jay Hospital
Governor's Taland
Bullard
Chateau Thieuy
Bennett Predicts Food Crisis Through 1952
WEWOKA Oklahoma. Sept 1 AP Dr Henry G Bennett president of Oklahoma A and M College predicted the present world food crisis will last at least until 1952 in a speech at the Semermore county air fair.
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Wewoka
Olle
Henry G. Bennett
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Bennett
Semermore County
U N Delegates Predict Based on August UN Meeting
A prediction is tied to information gathered by a U.S. delegate to a United Nations food fact ending commission. The commission met in August in New York.
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U.S
United Nations Food
New You
Yets Convert More Than Third OF Bonds Into Cash
In a report dated September 13, the AP notes that more than a third of the bonds offered were converted to cash within the first week after cashing began on September 2, indicating strong early demand and liquidity.
Treasury reports large bond totals and veteran bonds
Treasury reported today receipts of 641.787 million dollars including 25.322 million for a Junto treat. At cashing start some 6.2 million veterans held 1.82 billion dollars in bonds.
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Treasury
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Fairmonts
Lute
Fairmont
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Dave
Oklahoma
Gen. Bullard
Mickesou
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Anne Brown
Jewelry Values
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Iy Oneida, Ltd
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ALA
Bulova
Rashins
D Avenue
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