Area Funeral Services for Herbert Spriggs and Others
Funeral services are planned for Herbert Zion Spriggs 78 of Holdenville a former Lawton resident who died Sunday in a Holdenville hospital. Services will be at 2 p m Wednesday at the Pentecostal Church of God with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include four sons two daughters 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Also noted is the death of Joan M Tippeconnie Abeita 27 in Albuquerque from gunshot wounds and funeral arrangements in Lawton. Additional obituaries list Homer Smith James Dale Cates Roy Henry Boyles and other local residents with funeral details and survivors.
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Herbert Zion Spriggs
Holdenville
Lawton
Gladys Nut
Calvin
J. D. Spriggs
Sterling
Bennie
William
Dean
Lorene Skaggs
Woodward
Jean Null
Irving, Tex
Joan M. Tippeconnie Abeita
Albuquerque
Deyo
Mary Jo Fox
Tucson
Ariz
Norman Tippeconnic
Hoopa
Calif
Robert Tippeconnic
Springerville
Thomas Tippeconnic
St. Michaels
David Tippeconnic
Hopkinsville
John Tippeconnic II
Scottsdale
Homer Smith
Washington
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton
Kenneth Hayes
Jefferson Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
James Dale Cates
Temple
Tex
Veteran's Administration
Becker Funeral
Robert Gregg
Eighth and Lee Church of Christ
Cates
Broken Bow
Frank Baker
Garland
Dorothy Cox
Jimmie Howell
Searcy
Ark
Everett Lawson
Atlanta
Bill Cates
Summit
Marlow
Roy Henry Boyles
Duncan Hospital
Callaway-Smith-Cobb Funeral Home
LaRoyce Brown
Mr. Boyles
Cross Plains
Tenn
Etta B. Kelly
First Christian Church
Jerry Goodrich
George Doyl
Pampa
Gladys Cosgrove
Nell Smith
Russell
Roscoe
Lancaster
Homer
Sunnyville
Gramdchildren
Program Director Named At YMCA In Ramona
Ramona Fields joins YMCA staff as program director after graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a music education degree. She will develop women centered programs and currently works with the women's health club and youth activities while teaching guitar and leading slimnastic courses. Her husband Danny Fields manages Orkin Extermination Co. in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Fields
YMCA
Nowata
Fields
University of Oklahoma
The
Women’s Health Club
Danny
Orkin Extermination Co., Inc
Executive order bars ships from carrying munitions to China
An executive order issued on September 14, 1937, prohibited government ships from transporting munitions to China. The directive reflects growing U.S. policy during the period toward arms shipments amid tensions in Asia.
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China
Jpan
Meeting on architectural barriers in Lawton area
A 7 p.m. public meeting at Lawton Public Library Room 1 will discuss barriers for wheel chair users in Lawton and Comanche County. Topics include ramps and accessible bathrooms. Public invited. For details call Ellen Pilcherburon 355-7163 Mary Hannah 357-2675 Elaine Bland 429-3989.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Comanche County
Lawton Public Library
Ellen Pilcherburon
Mary Hannah
Elaine Bland
Five Students Killed In Thailand Conflict
In Bangkok AP reports a battle between rival vocational schools left five students dead and 66 wounded. Over 1,000 students fought, seized police weapons, and rioting arrests numbered about 220 while authorities searched for 15 others who fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
Radio Thailand
Siam Engineering School
Siam Engineering
Road To Refuge Funding Sought For Half Mile Route
Christ of the Wichitas Committee seeks funds or materials from city county and state officials to pave a half mile road from SH 49 to the Holy City of the Wichitas. Mayor Gilley and councilman Pursley discussed city help, but funds are unavailable. Refuge manager Roger Johnson offered services if materials or money are found. About 300000 tourists visit yearly. Memorial plaques for the statue base are finished and to be installed soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Christ of the
Wichitas
SH 49
Holy City of the Wichitas
Jimmie Hysaw
Gilley
Hysaw
J. J. Pursley
Roger Johnson
Johnson
Hysan
AUSA Set to Host 22nd Annual Meeting in Washington DC
The Association of the United States Army will hold its 22nd Annual Meeting at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington DC from October 11 to 13. Officials including Secretary of the Army, new Army Chief of Staff, and Supreme Allied Commander Europe will speak. a panel on Russian capabilities features Colby, Taylor, Aspin, Collins, and Turner. The program includes personnel management seminars, ROTC and delegates workshops, a sergeants major conference, a luncheon, and an exhibits display of military progress and technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the United States Army
Sheraton Park Hotel
Washington, D.C
Martin R. Hoffmann
Army
Bernard W. Rogers
Europe
Alexander M. Haig Jr
U.S
Ussr
CIA
William E. Colby
JCS
Maxwell D. Taylor
U S
Les Aspin
Wisconsin
John M. Collins
Library of Congress
Frederick C. Turner
U.S. Army
DOD
AUSA
W. G. Bainbridge
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Homer H. Smith
James D. Cates
Orient Ban
Lawton Constitution
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Sun Lawton
Sun
Constitution Lewton Publishing Co., Inc
Jira & A
Ave
Oklahoma
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Constitution
Vases
APO
Ceecenaces
King of
Karl Walidbauer
Curtis Mathes
Lee Bird
United States
James W. Woodruff Jr
Cablevision
Cache Rd
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