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LAWTON CONSTITUTION Tuwdoy Align IS INI Hospital News Items ounc 7 pounds: Holland 4504 Prentice Rejda 1610 medical 1209 sur Chattanooga 2207 surgery sur NOUEN City (Staff Photo) QQM5 (MR NOW THRU TUESDAY IN MAGNIICENT COLORI 50c Gallon 2408 A medi 712 Roosevelt HOSPITAL Open Adm 25c 54c uneral Rites Second LORISTS Aft PORTO RICO" tCIPi' RTAM and i pull had won its freedom Lawton GAW MARKETS GRAIN L82 DRUMSTICK THERTRC 2000 Dial EL3 0903 NOW THRU TUESDAY 2100 180 05 PAKS (6 QUICK LOANS "CIRCULATION" bring you up toMate INANCE CO ooe TobyTyUr" i REE PARKING LOT 310 IMS URCRTY AVMM plus oil your favorife feature Ifpimedii Hankins DRlVf I IM 1 fe I I i 74 CIRCUS STRRS Mt Scott DRIVE IN I SHIWUAN ft' Al A Al CWNTC ViW fPP i I Kriiiipdil ot 0RD from your trip '4 aB? able to get time other NOW SHOWING THRU WEDNESDAY comedian and for 1 a night told an inter to settle in Jerry pm ounc Nine out of ten people reach for the Yellow Pages when Wheat Barley Prairie Hay Shell Coro Milo Alfalfa Oats sure they find of your products and aerv icea fast with: MARGARETA School of Ballet AddHiaaal listings vndar: WEDDING ARRANGEMENT SERVICE ARTIICIAL RETAIL YELLOW PAGES 715 medical Walters medi VITTOIW SASSHAN 2106 ort Sill Blvd 5 7770 EL 5 1457 ELECTROCUTED DUNCAN (AP) A city Duncan lineman Donald Nickell 22 was electrocuted Monday while installing a 220 volt line to a resi 3 Mlles Sooth of Hankins Drive In Theater Both Sides of Highway EL 3 S1M EL 3 4011 Ws PRODUCE Light Hens Hepvy Hens Cream Eggs Clean Cocks and Stags Ballet Toe Ages 5 and Up Professional Instructor All Phases of Classical Dancing Classes for Beginners Ad vanced students start Sept 1st and live in Wind Rain Hit lorida MIAMI (UPI) Showers and winds up to 40 miles an hour swept the lorida keys Monday night as weathermen kept an eye on an easterly wave in the south east Gulf of Mexico A research plane was to scan the area again today although the Miami Weather Bureau said the wave shows no sign of be coming a tropical storm The area of squally weather extends from Key West la about 600 miles west in the Carib bean to the east coast of Yucatan BRUCE CORNISH 312 OURTH uutuwr ITALIAN RESTAURANT Mrs Hunter Nunley' Marlow medical Edward Hearn 4 medi cal Adams cal Merle iG Hook surgery i PHS INDIAN Admitted: Moses Botone Hobart medical May Belle Patterson Joetta Arrenbonbo Anadarko surgery Naumni 1103 surgery Sophia Taryole Mangum sur gery Dorothy Warner 2H6 Jefferson surgery Carla Master Anadarko medi cal Dismissed: Vernon Harjo Oklahoma City surgery Mrs Puby Pebeahsy Roosevelt medical Teresa Stafford Kingston sur gery Mrs Vernon Pewo 910 Sixth and son bom Aug 11 Mrs Michael Jones 6221 and son bom Aug 9 Mrs Johnson Anadarko and soh bom Aug 11 Tough Catfish Saves Angler This Is A ish Story Which Angier Says Is True DEN4SON Tex (UPI) Joe Bearden hooked a 24 pound cat fish and he claims he cannot eat a bite of it today because he said it saved his life Bearden was fishing Monday on Lake Texoma which overlaps the Texas Oklahoma border when he caught the fish He tied it to his boat i A short time later a thunder storm came up and kicked up such waves one of them swamped his boat Bearden managed to grab hold of the overturned boat He said he was too far from shore to swim and although he yelled and yelled nobody came to rescue him' Then he noticed the boat was heading toward shallow water The catfish he said was ming toward shore andi pull ing Bearden and the boat along Bearden said he was his footing about the fishermen noticed he was trou ble 'i They pulled both Bearden and the fish from the water Bearden said that if he had not been so exhausted he would have told the men to let the fish go because it Mrs Laura McGolden Services for Mrs Laura McGold en 68 of 2402 A will be at 10 a Wednesday in Bible Baptist church with the Rev Joseph Se crist pastor officaiting She died about 6 pm Monday in local hospital following a ten month illness Mrs McGolden was born Aug 24 1892 in Edmond: She married Marion McGolden tin Waynoka Dec 24 1911 Mr McGolden died Dec 27 1944 i She came to Lawton in 1947 to make her home with her daugh ter Mrs Doris Harvey 2402 A are four daughters Mrs Harvey Mrs Ardith Bixler Amarillo Tex Mrs Geraldine Silver Tulsa "and Mrs Glenda Lee Phillips Lindsay three sons Morris airview Wallace Boise Idaho and Quentin Brentwood Md two brothers Dow Duncan and Bill Duncan both of Cali fornia two' sisters Mrs Hazel Abel and Miss Gertrude Duncan also of California 15 grandchil dren and one great grandson Burial will be at 4 pm Wednes day in Memorial Park cemetery Tulsa with Lawton uneral home in charge Opens Start at Dusk Admission Me Klds4Jnder 12 reeAMlfrhl EVDS I UniKlll TUESDAY GAC LOANS 412 ELS 4264 Druggist Sworn In As Hew U5 Mershel or Tulsa TULSA (AP) Pryor druggist Doyle (Hokie) oreman 44 was sworn into office Monday as marshal for the Northern (Tulsa) District of Oklahoma oreman succeeds James Victor of Afton in the $12730 a year job REGULAR 1ZC MALTED MILKS 1 ZUC Serrtng 8 Inspected CWckea Only NOW THRU WED Box Office Open pan Admission 25c 75c County To Issue Surplus Comniodities Wednesday Surplus commodities for needy families will be issued Wednesday afternoon at the county courthouse Commissioner Emil Woesner an nounced Distribution will begin at 1 pm Available foods include com meal flour rice beans canned rqeat oatmeal lard and peanut butter Persons picking up food for others must bring written authori zation jv oesner said' By TOM SHARROCK Staff Writer ANADARKO Keeler principal chief of "the Cherokees was given a war bonnet and a leather scroll at' the first night of the American Indian exposition celebrations Keeler of Bartlesville had ear lier been named Indian of the Year He was presented the scroll by Philemon Berry exposition president The exposition got underway yes terday morning with a gigantic pa rade which drew: an estimated 25 000 spectators It was one of the largest ever turn out for the ex position The parade was moved up to 11 am from its traditional 1 pm Cloudy' skies blotted out a hot sun to provide unheard of com fort for spectators Indian officials last week had threatened to stage a rain dance to things Observers remember the rain dance of last year when the pa PIZZA OUR SPECIALTY! Plenty of ree Parking ITALIAN RESTAURANT OR THE BEST IN ITALIAN OODS PRIVATE DINING ROOM OR PARTIES 113 North Second CALL EL 3 M43 OR ORDERS TO GO rade was almost washed out bv deluge that began just as the fast horse and rider passed This year's parade was shorter than most but much morei inter esting due to the large number of floats It was led by Ltj Gdv George Nigh who officially rep resented the state pa rade will be the only one of the exposition The parade launched a' week long round of festivities which has drawm Indians from all over the nation Ceremonies were 'held yes terday at an unveiling of a bust of Pontiac great Ottawa chief who was officially inducted into the In dian Hall of ame Pontiac led Algonquin and allied tribes I in a war which came very close to halt ing white expansion into Mis sissippi valley i Horse races Indian games and tribal dances were held at the fairgrounds Monday afternoon Other pageant presentation are planned Wednesday and Saturday nights Races and danpes will be held each afternoon at 2 pm at the fairgrounds The: national war dance contest always one of the highlights will be held at 8 pm riday right Twelve tribes had official prin cesses in the parade They were the KJiowa Comanche Kiowa Apa che ort Sill Apache Caddo Wichita Delaware Cheyenne Arapaho Osage Pawnee and Otoe i 'V in AUSTIN Our Money Is Not Different But Our The American family vocation is the envy of the whole world Weeks of planning help make it the most er! joyoble family event of the year i And while making pions go: not toraet Ui vacation ran i irs tne Lawton Constitution andor The Lawton Morning Press saved while you vacation There's never a day off for Vocation Pok and while you are gone he ll be right on the job You return and 'WONDERS Jessel To Retire Move Residence To Riviera WINDSOR Ont George Jessel said Monday night he will retire next year rance The 63 year old toastmaster here club engagement viewer he plans on the rench Riviera a block ifrom the Storting Wednesday Walt PARENT TRAP' Clayton Lorah medical Oran Kinley Rt 2 George Hodson Snyder surgery Grace Passons 1918 Columbia surgery i Beverly Clark 1906 Kingsbury surgery Terri Sue Collier 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Collier 414 23rd Place medical Dismissed: Mrs George Washington 712 15th son born Aug 10 Tommy Lee Thome 16 days son of Mr and' Mrs Robert Thorne 2726 Tulane medical James Turner 2007 A sur gery Shirley Marie Broyles 13 daugh ter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Broyles Altus surgery Eunice Burton 161413 medi cal Dezi Easley 5 son of' Mrs Don na Easley 1310 Cache Road med ical Vikki Ann Grates 13 daughter i of Mr and A Graves 2314 Martin Altus I surgery Karen Gnmm Comanche sur gery :1 Kirk Kravig 9 son of Mrs Joan Kravig 1215 Summit medical John Lowe 1310 Tennessee med ical Minnie Sullivan 1213 Tennessee ritedical Janet SuecRyans 6 daughter of Mr and Mrs Bobby Ryans 818r3 21st medical Oliver Pritz Wichita alls surgery Ellen Simpson 707 medical GOODIN'S DRIVE IN DAIRY Opens 6:45 Starts at Dttfk Admission 50c Kids Under 12 ree Tonight TlSwAY S100 50c Thick Malts 20c SIDNEY'S DAIRY CREAMS Call In Orders illed Promptly 11th AB 2hd Bell EL 3 6160 EL 3 3025 Air Conditioned Dining Room i Informal Atmosphere a Brinx the Children Plenty of Hirh Chairs Cache and Sheridan Road i Orders to Go ELS 9515 EXPOSITION LOAT Above is the SIS float which was part of the American In dian exposition parade in Anadarko' yesterday Some 25000 lined Anadarko streets iur uie paraue i Cherokees' Chief Honored AMILY UN OR EVERYONE Put Some un in Your Life Swim Skate Rides Golf Picnic PARK OPEN DAILY AT 10: AM BOSMRMUK Special orces Interviews Set Volunteer's for southern Oklaho only parachuting unit of Spe cial orces will be interviewed at 7:15 pm today in Keathley Army (Training Center Expansion of the Special orces unit was recently authorized Capt red Kostoch Lawton subsector commander1 explained creating vacancies for mature i minded prospects without previous air borne or ranger experience Double volunteers will serve in Detachment! Three irst Special orces) (Airborne) Lawton Mem bers must volunteer first for the Army Reserve program then for the Special orces unit Special orces seeks personswith out of doors background and experience in languages medicine or first aid skin diving communi cations! demolitions or similar ac tivitiesj At meeting prospects will sep a orces assign ment and witness a judo and hand to hand combat class Capt Louis Johnson 606 Dearborn detachment commander will con duct the interviews and a briefing Detachment Thir Is assigned to Alph Co Tulsa of the 9th Special orces! Group (Airborne) Little Rock Ark and the irst Special orces! ort Bragg John Powell Oklahoma medical Richard Reece Walters med ical Mrs Lizzie Reece Walters sur gery A Sartian Cache medical Mrs George Hennessee 1410 medical Chuck Turnbull 1 medi cal Dismissed: Mrs Sherman Nolap Rt 3 and son bom Aug 11 Mrs Thomas Sutton 409 I sur Airs Carl Chance 1220 Ozmun and daughter bom Aug 9 Airs tommy Adams medical Jerry Yates Sally Bradfield cal Mrs Howard A furgery LAWTON CONSTITUTION I AND LAWTON MORNING PROS VACATION partdar acrom okk attendant for special ticket MEMORL4L Births: Daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Emold 1514 43rd born 8:08 pm Aug 14 weight 6 pounds 12 ounces Daughter Mr and Mrs Jim Mc Intyre 1016 I born 3'12 pm Aug 11 weight 7 pounds 3 ounces Daughter Air and Mrs Harold White 1415 Tennessee bom 8:44 pm Aug 14 weight 8 pounds 1514 ounces Daughter Mr and Mrs Jimmie Smith Grandfieki bom 12:50 am Aug 15 weight 7 pounds 1 ounce Son Mr and Mrs Don Romine 1423 Ozmun bom 2:20 am Aug la weight Admitted: Andrew surgery Dorothy Myrtle Daugherty letcher sur gery Charles Patterson 1810 Garfield medical Rosamond Lamb Lions Club Hears Report On Unemployment Situation Mrs I Virginia Kidson manager i of the Jstate Employment and Se curity (commission in Lawton ad i dressed a luncheon meeting of the! Noon Lions club Monday 1 Mrs Kidson spoke on the pres 1 ent unemployment situation Auto Loans LOWEST RATEC I CONVENIENT PAYMENTS SOUTHWESTERN Births: i Son Sgt and Mrs William Lit trell Star Route bom 10:15 pm Aug 14 weight 8 pounds lo es Daughtcffclr and Mrs Bunch born 11:25 Aug 14 7 pounds 211 Daughter Mr and Mrs Albert Taylo 799 Washington bom 6:53 pm (Aug 4 weight 6 pounds 12 ounces 1 Admitted: 1 Jr 7 son of Dr and John Barnes 3601 Balti more surgery: Coker Walters medical Oscar Coy Walters medical Chandler 401 Jefferson medical Mrs Jack Davis No 16 29th surgery Airs Lester DaVis 1415 Logan surgery Mrs Jack Hendricks Medicine Park medical Mrs Linda Kay Moore Crosby surgery Minnich Walters Prize To inance Paving Program Members of Wesley Methodist church MY second prize win ners in the Sixty Years of Prog ress parade held early this month plan to donate the prize money to the church The $200 prize will be used for paving on the north side of the church located at Ilth and McKin ley The youth group will be honored with a watermelon feed at 6:30 pm riday at the church Three new officers were elected at a meeting this week Brenda Smith is historian Ronnie Woods vice president and Carolyn Kuntz benevolence chairman Mr and Mrs Albert McKenzie are new sponsors of the MY Members are planning a Ha waiian loan in the near future SEE US BEORE YOU BUY THAT CAR! 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