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The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • 6

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PAGE SIX legal notices LEGAL NOTICES AO clock A tun Ok I ib uri mmlttoes chairman Mrs Ora Hornaday Mrs Business I aune Simpson Mrs Margaret club ac Pay Mrs Bertha Preuitt and Mrs ar were Bundy di tr bi te 1380 OKLAHOMA TIRE SUPPLY CO (Sunday isth) und of 1117016 and STAtSIHO IN $2306274 101 J0t $2482274 CINDERELLA JONES PASSKEY TO DANGER" 60360 vol Comfortable SHIRTS NOW CARNIVAl IN com RICA TSUPPlYco A PlIVATf WLHCT1YEI with and ueaci uotr el cc ci re $1944431 $537843 of no 014 I084A uve bid ABC Trio chooJj bed unis tc bi ai the bids is bi jquli a Reg $695 i Amount Requested $145386 3000 9350 6800 73500 22325 2000 7425 2190 280000 10000 12601 57954 4000 88328 Tomnrrflu Roy Rogers in HOME IN OKLAHOMA RITZ Lor Double Bill they made me a UKIMINAL Communications Equipment Maintenance Salaries 22 Superintendent Equipment Equipment Communications 2 Cancellation Approved by Gov Board urniture Upholstering and Slip Covers This Week at I RECORD MEZZANINE Current: "In My Adobe Ha cienda" by Eddie Howard "The Egg and Helen orest Classical "Claire De Jose Iturbl Western: "Dangerous Roy Rogers Good Jazz: In" Randy Brooks REDERICK'S Help Yourself Laundry 1215 Dearborn Corner of Roosevelt Stadium Wet wash and line dry Open Daily 6:30 am to 8:30 pm Special Appointments Sunday Phone 3835 Today and riday THE 311 So 3rd Phone 826 $5500 5000 241 2000 3439 10000 3000 1500 25000 2500 1814 29572 500 14450 1000 5000 4000 2500 Drive In Theater I Mlles West of ort Sill Blvd on Highway 62 Tonight and riday Night "BRIGHAM" YOUNG AQTO IRE BURGLARY INSURANCE 202 Koehler Bldg Phono 838 O'DRISCOLL JOHN CARRADINE LIONEL ATWILL Bltefw vtaifaa ft fyf wfuiw MHMIKgC Hitt Atos IMMf DANCE medicine park GRAND HOTEL SATURDAY NIGHT 9:30 'Til Bo i Williams and Her Orchestra Wednesday and riday Nights 8:30 BILL GRUBBS HIS OKLAHOMA RAMBLERS DANCING NIGHTLY The Silver Lounge $5506 5000 241 2000 3439 10000 3000 1500 25000 2500 181429572 500 14450 1000 5000 40061 2500 anl gas leases on subject tn sloners rf any and ah KacJ company hi chock in Reg $549 REDUCED to NOW OPEN Newest Cabinet Shop At 13 Ave Specializing in: Cabinets Store ixtures 4 Repairing and Refinishing urniture KEN'S CABINET SHOP Phone 1128' Used studio couches and chairs for sale Rugs and carpet clean ing All work guaranteed Colorback Co 2001 Ave Phone 2091 Need Of Aid or Teen Age Girls Is Cited By Speaker Law ton Business and Profession al club members heard a challenge to meet the increasing need for a program of aid to teen aged girls Wed nesday noon in an address by MrsViola Perkins director of the Law USO Travelers Aid unlU Mrs Perkins was introduced by Mrs Bessie Dale transportation chairman at the weekly 1X4 mv UIU DUUIU caietena Must Solve Problem Stressing the necessity of solving the problem of local dcHn girls most of thorn under privileged Mrs Perkins declared as women must takn th rz Mrs Perkins outlined the TASA'Inl wiv rit zv nA I 1 utuvuuii avxviue uuu uia cussed types of cases arising here during the war when Lawton was PAYMENTS i I eekly sow as on if our UIHL OniLyStHEDULE $654859 3 Extension REPAIRED Wheel Toy Key Mad A POLLARD 430 Ave Phone 1461 I This Was News 20 Years Ago (rom the files of the Lawton Constitution June 12 1927) Judge A Diffcndaffcr Okla homa City Is spending the week here with his family Mr and Mrs Mobley 1016 A and grandson Jack Holt Elec tra Texas left Saturday for Hot Springs Ark to spend a month Mrs Blanche Walkup gave a bridge breakfast at the Quinette tea room honoring Mrs Guy Mc Vickers St Louis Mo Smith 212 A has gone to ort Worth Texas to visit his sister Committees Of BPW Announced ByClubPrexy Standing and 'special committees wno wm aulde TjfwMn 1 and Professional Wnmon's tivitlcs for PAminff veer A miuuncea today try Mrs Pauline Joyner president' 'a Committee appointments read at the club weekly luncheon meet ing Wednesday in thn nw cafeteria werc announced as fol lows Standing Committees Educational and vocational Miss Monta Collins chairman Miss Pansy Robertson co chairman and Mrs Gladys Medaris Miss Mary Grundy Mrs Opal ord Mrs Lula Chancellor and Miss Pauline Ebel inance Mrs Roxie Capshaw chairman Miss Bertha Preuitt co cnairman Mrs Margie Banks Mrs Leia Wilson Mrs Dixie Scruggs Mrs Jaumta Mansell and Tvrio Catherine Kimes Membership Mrs Leia Wilson iscii ranaiin co chairman Mrs rankie Jo Staf ford Mrs Winifred Lawrence Mrs Linnie Wiilte Mrs Elsie llobinson and Mrs Ora Seott Program coordination Mrs Mar garet Becker chairman Mrs aiii Mae Cooter co chairman Mrs margaret urr Mrs Pauline Eng lish Mrs Ethel! Rickets Mrs Ella Barrett and Miss rances Cheadle International relations Mrs Opal ord chairman Miss Alary Grun dy co chairman Mrs Avis Hewett Miss Norins Clark Mrs Elizabeth Reifschneider Mrs Dale Calaway Mbs Ruby Don and Mrs ontnell Blanchard Legislative Group Legislation Mrs Mary Pokorny chairman Mrs Bess Christy co chairman: Airs Winifred Airs Viola erguson Aliss Stella vuiicui jvirs Esther Reed and Mrs Bess Dale Public affairs Mrs: Margaret Day chairman: Airs NetUn nil chairman Mrs Lottie riedman Aliss Delilah Gower Mrs Pauline oimuers mrs Gladys Wolverton Mrs Esther Recd and Mrs Yvonne Royce News service Mrs Lula Bundy chairman Miss Mary Goddard co chairman Miss Evelyn Hankins Airs Viola erguson Aliss Thresa Black and Miss Agnes Smith Health and safety Mrs Pauline English chairman MrJf Helen Hawley co chairman Aliss Mildred Alurphy Aliss Betty Christmas Mrs Ruby Helvey Mrs Blanch lickin ger and Airs Juliette Sharp Special Committees Radio Miss Evelyn Hankins chairman A4rs Alary Pokorny co chairman Atrs Juliette Sharp Mrs Elsie Robinson and Miss Alary God dard' Music Aliss Pansy Robertson chairman Mrs Yvonne Royce co chairman Mrs Nettie Oliver Mrs ia6ir xuuk3 miss railline Ebel Mrs Grace Davis and Miss Evelyn Hankmsr Remembrance Airs Nell rank 2 Total CHATTANOOGA (Special) Jim mie Williams won the white ribbon at the round un last waau tain water taking third place in the timely topics contest The subject was "Importance of Raising Beef Cattle" rank Krasscr received painful injuries to his left arm Thursday when steam from a tractor blew on him Mrs Bonds' Mangum paid a visit to friends here riday while en route to Lawton to meet her husband Lewis who is spending the CHlMwai A uuGKt at xuruiu was nere Sat urday iJoe Galioto and Pat Knox mem bers of the Lawton Giants went fishing riday with another Giant Afurry Baugh Mr and Mrs Powell ax on were business callers hire re cently Rev and ATra returned to Shawnee nffee visit here with friends Mr and Mrs Taylor axon tLOm knee US iinn A Marcom and son Jerry rederick were here Saturday look ing after their harvesting Albert Terrell Lawton was a business visitor here this weekend Mr and Mrs Bill Cummins and daughter Kitty Lawton spent Sun day evening here and Mrs Keith Roberts and Bill Slimpson attended a show ri day night at Lawton Mathews was among those attending the ball game Sunday at Lawton Ernest uglestad radioman first class of Antrim visited re cently in the home of Mr and Mrs Ikard who accompanied him to his home to spend two weeks Mr and Mrs A Harper have returned from an extended trip to pew Orleans and other places of interest They were accompanied by Mr and Mm th ilulpri W1U Airs Pharaoh of Alaysville Tlifr kind of shirts Dad would choose for himself! aultlessly tailored with two way collars and long sleeves Splendid values! AUDREY TOTTER UOYD NOLAN TOM TULLY LEON AMES i by si rCnlh1 Novl by oyod Chondlr Drvi by SOSHT MONTGOMERY i by GEORGE HAIGHT ADMISSION 10c and 35c Shows at 8:00 and 10:00 I I wltlf the Elgin Sterling won the game Jcffrcya received word laat week of the death of his only ela ter Mrs Zoa Westmoreland Pat terson Mo The entertained the Thursday night in the church an nex MSrjorle Marlc Roberson and Nora Belle Meade are spending a week at Arkansas City Ark Word from Hartman says he is in Schaller Iowa for the summer REE ADMISSION Every Night Bring a crowd to the PLAN TATION DINE and DANCE 2 miles east Open 2 until 2 Allowed by Gov Board $145386 3000 9350 6800 3500 22325 2000 4 7425 2190 280000 10000 12601 57954 4000 88328 Emblem Airs Nettie Oliver' qhairman Mrs Avis Hewett co chairman Miss Norine Clark Miss Thresa Black and Mrs Edna Wil liams Military Atrs Bess Dale chair man Airs Lcla Wilson co chair man Mrs Allie Mae Cooter Mrs Pauline Simpson Mrs Pauline San ders and Aliss Norine Clark Park and cemetery Mrs Mary Simpson chairman Mrs Blanch lickinger co chairman Mrs Ora Hornaday Mrs Lula Bundy and Mrs Ora Scott Improvements Mrs Ruby Atoore chairman Mrs Winifred Lawrence cc chairman Airs Nellie Reed Sallie Adamonis and Miss Alamic Small 4QU444XXiCX'( Mrs Lorene Jeffreyst Went to Oklahoma City riday for medical treatment a Mrs Rosa Ballard and family Alvin Conway and Henry have re turned from a visit In San ran cisco Calif Martin Hie and family Oklahoma City spent the weekend here with friends MMrr S' TaIla visiting in Mhinnhle aa AV4JII Sterling Plays Indians Sterling played Mt Scott Indians on the local diamond Sunday win ning 12 7 Stephens Ayers band wife onokane wash and a of Moore Okla are Mr and Mrs loyd Hubbard rr iJ Mecks and family returned vKH Pawnee where they visited re nt vn Johnny Hubbard is attending sumnw iio a ovuuui xNorman A twister did considerable dam age to out buildings at BucklAlcx anders place riday night Cherries dewberries and black berries are ripening but the crop is Charles Dunham has' bought the Clyde Sanders help yourself laun ary VVayne and Orvall Adkins spent Inst weekend with Mr and Airs 1 Air and Mm I visitea Mr and Mrs Roy Chamberlain Sunday Mr and Mrs Virgil Hencke and daughter' Duncan spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Booth Mr and Mrs A Hale visited hi brother Jim recently at Mari etta The Chris Magnuson residence west of town was moved recently to make way for a'new road Cul B1IU unties are being built Mr and Afro Mrs Liles and Tripp were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs rank Liles at Cyril ORLEANS Louis Du filho sell lawn mowers or tire tools or ice cream sodas In his drug store Yet ho was a suc cessfu dugglt He was also the firnt licensed druggist in America Ined the honor in 1816 In a building which soon will become a shrine of pharmacy Acct Department Purpose Maintenance and Alatcrial Postase aBd Telephone County Extra Help I County Travel Expense xy't County Supt Communications County Salaries District Court Telephone "I Salary 2 Expenses Maintenance of Poor General Supplies ZZZZZ R'JJ' 'General Govt Registration Lights and Gas Govt Water and Garbage 1 General Maintenance of Equipment TOTAL 2 Your Choice of Handsome spun rayon 'gabardines Rich all rayon lustre weaves Blended rayons and cottons in Hawaiian patterns (PUM2R Constitution may a June 12 15 2U are 'en Ma(end Special Delivery nt cevlno Bid for on AUticer is hereby rlvn Hun hn irkrtA i 1 I RENTAL LIBRARY Jewelry Store 315 So 4th Phone 35 The Wall of Jericho Mr Adam Border Lord New Orleans Woman CHATTANOOGA Chattanooga Boy Wins Ribbon In State Contest Every Thursday and Saturday Nights at RANCH HOUSE BALLROOM Highway 27 7 Mile South of Latvian to the Music of SHEPHERD AND HIS 9 PIECE' ORCHESTRA "THE LUCKY STARS" Adm $150 per couple (tax Incl) kc ei i I Balance Cash on Hand on date shown I in caption above LNet Current Tax available free'of "alT" protests and reserves (Y 7) $9663179 DtnUCt Currcnt Tax Apportioned (D 4) 99 946 90 Reasonable Estimate of Income to June 30th 23) TOTAL ASSETS 22122 Current Liabilities and" Reserve Appropriations Available for Warrant Issues (M 11 Col I) Slimin' nwtiirt H341350 i A03ueu lo aaic in caption I Balance Appropriations I Available A Current Warrants date in caption (D 21 Less 10) Provision Made for Interest on 1 Z'f 'Current Warrants Col 2) 2 Deduct Interest provision used to date (D ll) Total Liabilities and Reserves Surplus Assets (If correctly prepared will agree with 31) co 1 425 27 Ave Pho 385 HOME Of SETTER VALUED Ing ABC 8:30 Lets Band Together ABC 9:00 Sensational Years ABC 9 30 10:00 In the Mood 10:00 News 10:15 Joe Hasel Sports ABC Gems for Thought 10:35 Murray Arnold Orch 11:00 News ABC 91:05 Don McGraine Orch 11:30 Jack ina Orch 1145 12:00 Hotel Grae Mere 'ABC 1200 News Sign Off riday 13 June 1947 6:00 Sign On 6:00 6:40 KSWO Roundup Rusty McDonald thp Rnnohillioe (6:40 6:45 News tnn ti vr ah nuason 7:00 Musical Clock Quar tette 7:25 Morning Headlines Thompson Plumbing 7:30 Zeke Manners ABC 7:45 Loyd Church of Christ Breakfast ABC Truo Story ABC 5 Hymns of All Churches ABC 00 Listening Post ABC 10:00 Breakfast In Holly ABC Galcn Drake ABC Ted Malone ABC 11:00 Kenny Baker Show 11:30 Dick and Jeannie 'il' itsV urniture Vlctory Parade 1 11:65 This Day 12:00 News Qty National DIH1K :10 News Commentary i Lawton Theater Co 1215 Guess Who Show cache Rd urniture Co 'V" 12:25 12:30 In Your Neighborhood Bilbreys IGA Store 12:30 Katy Kay Chuck Wa gon Lawton Meat 1 Ki ifAntse ROO Decoration Day Pro Walter Kiernan ABC i Lumber Co 115 It Pais to Dine Out 01d South Cafeteria 2 and Groom ABC ABC 2:45 Eritvln trsu 'AA Eest Giinge in 3:00 Tip top Tunes 3:15 Hollywood Toiir ABC Its Dance Time 4:00 Rhythm masters La wton Constitution News 4:10 Movie Land 4:15 4:30 Radio Tips £ck Armstrong ABO 445 Dick Tracy ABC Phone 3000 or An Insured Safety Cab New Cars Safe Drivers a magnet for teen age girls on the move "They were youngsters during the war and they established a pat tern of living going to be hard to break that pattern Youth today is on the move Our main object is not to get these transient girls out of town but rather to give them a chance to be normal Citing one month when 40 such cases were handled here this year Mrs Perkins reiterated the need for some program of aid for under pnvucgeo girls Deloro they become delinquent TA Growth Outlined The director outlined the growth nf i I I ait since ns estab lishment 90 years ago fn St Louis and discussed services rendered here since the local USO Travclers Aid branch opened in 1942 The varied services 'offered ser vicemen and civilians embrace travel assistance housing Informa tion location of persons and social protection Mrs Perkins explained Mrs John Salvo Western Union employe was Introduced as a new member Guests of the day were Aliss Irene Redman USO YMCA representative from Kansas City A Tn nzl ITrr I oivuui ijuocn cur rently visiting here from Shelton Conn SUPPLEMENTAL ESTIMATE Supplemental and ArirtHinnOi Estimate of Comanche County Oklahoma nerai Schedule CANCE1XAT10N APPROPRIATIONS 1 Balance Available Ded Less Necessary svoiiLy i rsm rts 1 1 Gounty Extra Help iCounty Treasurer Equipment I Maintenance County Agent Telephone 5 County Agent Supplies i7s Equipment AentAid to 4 Club 2 County Poultry Show 3 County Travel Expense 6 County 7 County County 6 County 4 Countv General Election Expenses' TriTAT Schedule SUPPLEMENTAL AND ADDITIONAL ESI LMATED NEEDS 11539436' 1874134 70297 40000 i lin chairman Mrs Sava Harvey co chairman Mrs Mary Simp: son Mrs Ruth Andrews Mrs Ed ith Kitchens and Mrs Edna Wil liams 'Transportation Mrs Ethell Rick etts chairman Mrs Dera Schott co chairman Mrs Ruth Andrews! Mrs Jaunita Mansell and Mrs Lo las Bradshaw History Miss Margaret urr frs Ora Hornndnv Mr (Publlslied In Lawton Constitution Jan 14 1947) ORDINANCE NO 897 Section of ut llie Ordinance! A ull of' Lawton Oklahoma and upi inri it i ti oiiirifteuvy htv jv tne xuayor Ana iy ot the Chy of Law One of Ordl th tf the Ordinances of 25 Lawton Oklahoma be read amended to f1 Xo person firm or cor seI1 OT dispose of or alL Public auction upon th7 vr Miner pumic way within me City of Lawton OkkiiAm rorifiii 4 va any thaiumu 2'i Preservation of geneia safety and einiid Pit flrfronv la of ljy reason where JhallbA of thia ordinance JUl1 anrt effct from DubllrAfmn 'I8 approval and Pammat on as provided by law of June? 1947 approve1 10th day MW SHELTON City Clerk STERLING Mrs Scroggins Honored With Layette Shower (SnrriaD Al regular meeting of the Baptist WMU held Thursday afternoon at the thurch Mrs Eddie Scroggins was honored with a layette show The auditorium wo ly decorated with garden flowers As the guests assembled they placed their gift which was In a I small envelope in a little blue and white carriage ollowing the WMU song and a prayer by Mrs red Dunham Delma Besett and San dra Halbrooks wearing formal frocks wheeled the carriage in front of the honoree who then lead the name on each envelope In turn each person arose and read the scripture verse that was pre I viously given i Mrs Alex Richardson sang Be Still Au a i I Mrs Lorene Jeffreys road "The xcuvuere vvue" Refreshments were served at the close of the af ternoon ir Those nresenf tzi Lorene Jeffreys Ruby McClure Laura Graham Eva Alexander Lydia Jeffreys Bessie Lawson Verna McBride Muriel Liles Mary Kelly Allie Lemons Wanda Hix Virginia Besett Lorena Johnson Carrie Halbrooks Ina Mae Simp son Sophia Halbrooks Gladys Ord Jlllui Mplrnan llaHi urtuwu wwiwhu wan Mr Jilary Muriel Barnett Ona Meade Gene Kelley at Duncan I jPZTl A Ill a ma a Xr AaKins Jessie Richardson Gertrude Bar barick Bunai Hesyon Dolma Kaye Besett Sandra Halbrooks Mrs ord sr Sending iffe wa vvvsv Ruiuicu nraiy Iris Vaught Inez McCarty Helen Mote Margie Lou Kitchens Ruth Richardson Juanita Lewis Edna Scott annie Wallace PcftrI Spears Dumple Meks Molly Robinson Ollie Mote Mrs George Braly Nona Clay and Mrs Norrid Birthday Observed Sunday being his birthday Asa Kitchens entertained Bill Monsev and family Duncan Mr and Mrs Lloyd Roberts Carnegie Vernice KJinfifman and ti Monsey and family Rush Springs ton and MrS' Ed Law Miss Mary Shepley Lawton and Bobby Besett Oklahoma City were married by Rev A Wilcoxson Saturday at Lawton They will make their home at Oklahoma City George Alford and family Ryan visited friends here Sunday ASof the Baptist church played softball Thursday at Elgin Thursday 12 June 1947 5:00 5:15 Terry and the Pirates ABC 1 5:15 Sky King ABC O4U News of the World Gilbert's Driifr Rtnra 6:37 World of Sports Coffee Shop 5:45 Eventide Echoes 6:00 Headline Edition ABC 6:15 Elmer Davis ABC 6:30 Tip Top Tunes 6:45 Welch Oil Co Presents I Wayne King I 7:00 Lum and Abner 715 News (hristlan Science I Monitor ABC 7:30 Town Meet naj ablq iv rne CormniMRinnnru uuna office as a deposit of Mrni'Kt pochIm Hawton Oklahoma any ol or any bond rejuirl by Aif a contract Is bld then a Caln Href aeclnnpany 'the a hiAkX fi iAuy aeposit made by a Didder shall he returned if tha hid naatedo('th0 affrd2f a'ld as iong thpre ot oil and gat prtf iov de fch'1 from the date of the leas? the lessee lSnaUfay t0 he 'stale an annual rental ln sum of One (SI 00) thoerrPauSi S3 r5 are gas lease Vnlfonnly 'used bv Yhe oi the Land Office uhi pawrbf shall be payable In cach i of less than Two ($200) Doi wm Pr acre be considered Bids or a bonulCerVCd4 or straight bonus bhSa2 8 1 not lpss than Two ($2 uu) ingcontract that the bidder win co well to a depth at which oil or gas Is usually found In navlnc I quantities In th roii aufiicient num to be fixed hv firs of thp Land t0 Suarantue the drilling of said fnh? SId be delivered the Commission nf the IRnd Office and if sent hv be sealed in an envelope Adnmr oil OriL LEASE nnd placed in dretsJd tSehV nope Office? of the Didder will be re of the hPiayJ0P ih0 advertisement LJl6 described tract or purchased by him followSPUnb" description are as Tr Descrip Twp Acres i COUNTY S' vlvfr 1N 9W S'1 Nft NW4 '21 IN 9W sn (State Is leasing Mineral Rights): VIRGlJ address viwjiij STOKES Secretary StKVICt! SERVICE! When you have car trouble Phone 223 WHITING MOTOR CO II 7 A is a ms SA a Phone 223 7 45c 30c 10c HER KIND MAN" Jobnny Mack Brown In desperate trails Also Latest New Short selections amiTOi 45t 30(1 10c Today and riday Jan HA1X Bin Ulster MciJMaxa Also Newe nn si eature "rontier rolics 2" on certali 'nd herelna 11'Hf nf Land office ue of If A1 'I II I i In I I I IM a Ji Jt 1 I Av 'V I I ft 1 I I 4 i i i I I I i I i I i Vs I 1 Wk dr I $O98fcWCTi WfI'WpI I1 I ft I i 1 fjzl sja rxz a J4Z jJ 1 I zC 'A 'yEwwj fa i BaSgT i I I a fl 4 i naiWHimstiMi I 991 a I a I I I 'A'l i fZOTaftr i VC "4 1 1 t7(trwfr4nrWTmf I laflS I Bsrskae is IMERVI I 'a i ru i Wri5c I ruo I I I uuAiink 1l 7 Tl VZ 1 re Wuffv 'Si 'm 1 1 4 LxJi THE LA (OKLA)CONSTITUTION Thursday Evenino Ju nlo 1Og lt I 4 jLr I i I bh jt I I fN 4 1.

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