Beal Heights Women Have Circle Meets
Regular monthly meetings of Beal Heights Presbyterian Women of the Church circles were held Tuesday. Circle I hosted at 2:30 p.m. with Mrs. Fannie Cox and lessons by Mrs. H. A. Angus. Blessing boxes were turned in as Synod plans were discussed. Refreshments served. Circle II met in the church educational building at 2:30 p.m. Bible lesson by Mrs. E. A. Dexter, prayers by Mrs. J. R. Parsons, and blessing boxes turned in. A lesson, God Works for Good, was taught by Mrs. W. D. Callicott at 2:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Charles Adams with co-hostesses Mrs. Anna Slobodny and E. M. Pruden. Business meeting led by Mrs. Adams, Blessing boxes turned in, Synod requests for homes and flowers for next week. Guests Mrs. T. J. Call of Corpus Christi and Mrs. H. F. Whealin, plus numerous members attended. Circle IV met at 8 p.m. at 1809 Arlington, with prayer by Mrs. Marie Lydon and business led by Mrs. Lillian Kalbfliesch. Plans for the Synod of the Women of the Church to be held here were made, lesson by Mrs. Tackitt. Other attendees included Miss Katharine Garvin and Mrs. J. S. Tuttle.
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Beal Heights
Fannie Cox
Park
Circle I
H. A. Angus
E. E. O'Neill
Circle II
E. A. Dexter
J. R. Parsons
Max Tague
Luther Cannon
Mack Barker
Jack Trenary
T. J. Call
Corpus Christi
Tex
H. F. Whealin
Ethel Dowd
Charles Dunham
Floyd Elrod
O. D. G. Gelvin
Nell Hanna
L. D. Oliver
Floyd Reese
Circle IV
R. S. Ward
Arlington
Marie Lydon
Lillian Kalbfliesch
J. G. Anderson
1716 Oak
J. G. Hester Jr
Zona Gene Edwards
Mesdames
Jess Percival
Shirley Williamson
J. Walter Browers Jr
R. B. Stewart
E. D. Garrison
Laird
Carl Partain
Mesdames R. E. Elliott
Anna Lee Shwen
Joe Kinkade
W. L. Spradlin
Paul Harris
R. Carothers
B. A. Wilson
L. S. Bevans
Ernest Winter
Connie Hill Jr
Circle III
Elmer Bauman
Lawton
W. E. Provine
J. C. Harper
Paul B. Morell
Oklahoma City
W. D. Ford Sr
WSCS
Jerry Brandon
W. W. Easley
R. R. Connor
R.E. Vickery
Crosby
Centenary WSCS Studies Book Introduction Across Circles
Centenary Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met in multiple circles this week to study the Indian Americans in the study book Within Two Worlds. Circle leaders hosted lessons and devotionals at various homes from 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. with luncheons, guest attendees, and numerous members participating.
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WSCS
Centenary Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Coffee Begins Club Season at Lawton Garden Club
Lawton Garden club opened its season with guest day and registration coffee at 10 a.m. hosted by Mrs. M. E. Olmstead at 1425 N. 23rd. Mrs. Paul Harris presided, with co hostesses Mrs. Val Frakes and featured items including a monologue by Mrs. Jack Kytle and yearbooks handed by program chairwoman Mrs. Sybia Adams. Attendees listed include G. S. Barber, F. W. Hammond, Sam Maddux, Clyde Irwin, James G. True, J. M. Bakley, Granvil Pennington, E. Brent Mitchell, and E. K. Caldwell among others. Cameron Indaihoma students Don Beauchamp, Don Geiger, Dale Whitney, Morrison Tahmekera, Dale Fain, and Howard Roach attend Cameron College in Lawton.
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Paul Harris
Lawton Garden Club
M. E. Olmstead
Val Frakes
Jack Kytle
Sybia Adams
G. S. Barber
F. W. Hammond
Sam Maddux
Clyde Irwin
James G. True
J. M. Bakley
Granvil Pennington
E. Brent Mitchell
E. K. Caldwell
William A. Matthey
R. Grant Mangum Sr
John W. Tyree
William Porter
Jeff Avera
W. R. Magner
Henry Johnston
C. F. Murray Jr
Walter Magner
Betty Tyree
Cameron Indiahoma
Indiahoma
Cameron College
Lawton
Don Beauchamp
Don Geiger
Dale Whitney
Morrison Tahmekera
Dale Fain
Howard Roach
Fire destroys half block warehouse in Richmond
A fast moving fire swept a half block long warehouse in south Richmond early today, fed by plywood stored inside. Firemen fought the flames for nearly two hours before gaining control, with no immediate damage estimate available and the blaze threatening the U S Plywood Co general offices for a time.
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Richmond
U.S. Plywood Co
Mrs Jack Botts Shower Honoree at Botkin home
A personal shower for Mrs. Jack Botts was hosted at the home of Mrs. Earl Botkin 9 North 14th with co hosts Mesdames Paul Morris and Frank Huggins. Guests included Mrs. Dewey Sutton mother of the honoree and several local ladies as well as Miss Emma Taylor Anita Botkin and Frances La Barre.
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Earl Botkin
N. 14Th
Jack Botts
Paul Morris
Frank Huggins
Coy Hutton
Don Glasby
Kay Ross
Lea Allen
Homer Pitts
Darrell Kosechata
Carter Crane
Herbert Bridges
Bill Harrouff
Jim Wheeler
Bryan Nunn to Depart for Germany Honored at Lawn Party
Bryan Nunn received a farewell lawn party at the Robertson home 3317 Atlanta. Guests included Janey Johnston Karen Denison Pat Dun Norma Jean Abbott Mary Sue Knight Jolen e Naramore Claudia Looney Barbara Robertson Debbie Robertson David Carter Lance Carden Lance Kopetasah Larry Ray Larry Waller Otto Martinez Jack Lord and George Karty. The event honored his three year assignment in Germany where his father a warrant officer serves.
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Bryan Nunn
Germany
Brownie Sue Robertson
Brownie Robertson
Robertson
Atlanta
Walter A. Nunn
Maple
Janey Johnston
Karen Denison
Pat Dun
Norma Jean Abbott
Mary Sue Knight
Jolene Naramore
Claudia Looney
Barbara Roberson
Debbie Robertson
David Carter
Lance Carden
Lance Kopetasah
Larry Ray
Larry Waller
Otto Martinez
Jack Lord
George Karty
Sodality Club Officers Named at St Mary’s
Officers of St. Mary's Sodality church group were announced today with Phil Roberts as prefect, Judy Gramolini as vice prefect, Elizabeth Pettit as secretary, Pat Nugent as treasurer, and Jane Johnson as corresponding secretary.
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St. Mary’s Sodality Club
Phil Roberts
Judy Gramolini
Elizabeth Pettit
Pat Nugent
Jane Johnson
Cherokee Strip Opening Relived by United Press
Citizens of northern Oklahoma marked the Cherokee Strip land rush anniversary with ceremonies in Ponca City Enid Blackwell Perry and Newkirk celebrating the 40 000 free farms. Gov. Raymond Gary planned to attend Perry while Ponca City hosted a three day celebration and Enid featured a parade of 28 Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers Association members.
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Oklahoma
Ponca City
Enid
Blackwell
Perry
Newkirk
Guthrie
Capital
Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Paul LaValle
Cherokee Strip Cowpunchers Association
State Traffic Toll Mounts To 385
Two more deaths on Oklahoma highways pushed the state's fatality toll to 385 today, two below the figure a year ago. The dead were Norbert Sharp Boughton, 40, of Midwest City, killed near Ardmore when his car left State Highway 18 and overturned. Lee Spencer, 55, of Poteau, burned to death in a county truck wreck on U S 59 south of Heavener, the vehicle pinning him in the cab.
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Oklahoma
Norbert Sharp Boughton
Midwest City
Lee Spencer
Poteau
Boughton
Ardmore
Spencer
Walker Mountain
U. S. 59
Heavener
Carl Stevens
LeFlore
Youthful Prisoners Foiled In Escape
Two 17 year olds, Joel Brown and Herb Rankin, were stopped after sawing through jail window bars on the Payne County Courthouse fourth floor. Officers placed them in solitary confinement. Sheriff Schroeder said a third person appeared to slip a hacksaw blade to the pair.
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Joel Brown
Herb Rankin
Payne County
E. G. Schroeder
Brown's Sentencing Report Notes Blade Found
A sentencing occurred a few days ago related to Brown. Investigators recovered a blade among Brown's possessions as part of the case.
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Brown
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al Meese
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Circle VI
Darold English
Ralph Cline
Paul Powell
Orvis Rigsby
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J. R. Barnes
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Marvin Schlegel
Plaza Trailer Courts
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Gay Worrall
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Business College
THE
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Stillwater, Okla
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Rawton
Teddy
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Aurell’s Shoe Store
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