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TORNADO AND emergency disaster panel
discussion on ACTV, Channel 2, was telecast first
on Tuesday, and will be repeated again next
Monday tor those unable to watch the first
programs. Key civil defense personnel on the
panel are, beginning second from left, Bob
Mayotte, Altus Civil Defense Director; Tal Oden,
Assistant Professor of Military
Science Western Okiahoma State
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Dec 29,1962. They fanned near
Russell until 1954 when they
moved to Mangum. She was a
member of the Mangum First
Baptist Church
Survivors include five sons.
Alton Smith of Mangum, Paul
Smith of Lawton, Elmer Smith
of Oklahoma City, Orville
Smith of Fort Worth, Tex., and
Floyd Smith of Tecoma, Wash.;
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son, Paul Lewis Giles, Altus;
two sisters, LeAnna Jarvis and
Pearl Hatton Macey, both of
Eagle Lake; one grandchild
and one great-grandchild.
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ALL THE WORLD loves a baby and the folks at The
Tmes-Democrat are no exception, as we begin a new
feature for your baby's birthday, effective immediately.
We will publish the picture of all babies, either on or
near their birthdays, provided of course, that you furnish
baby's picture for us.
THE PICTURE should preferably be black and white
but color can be used. We will publish the babies pictures
throughout our paper, but the pictures must be of babies
from within our circulation area
What is a baby? We think any child who is a pre
schooler will fit our rules, or let us say any child under six-
years of age. We love babies, so bring those cute lil' ole
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Giles Service Saturday
Lewis Giles, 76 of 607 S. in Jackson County since 1929 filiating. Burial will be at Reed
Hudson, died Wednesday at his He married Johnnie Mae Cemetery under the direction
home following a long illness. Carson at Eagle Lake, Tex., in of Greer Funeral Home.
Services will be at 2 p in 1924. He had worked for the Born March 20, 1889 at Blair,
Saturday at St. Johns Baptist compress and was retired from lex , she came to the Reed
Church with the Rev. C.W the Base Exchange at Altus Air area as a young girl. She
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will be at Altus (emeter y under Survivors include his wife of
the direction of Tims Funeral the home; three daughters, Ora
Home                         lee Giles, Altus. Huth Mae
He was born Feb. 6, 1900 at Willis and Aline Mane Harbert
Jackson County Civil Defense Director; Bill
Doresey, Altus Air Force Base Disaster
Preparedness Officer; John McLeod, Altus
Schools Weather Emergency Chairman. They
were interviewed by Brad Cost, left, and Carol
Brennecke, right.
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OKLAHOMA CITY ( UPI) -
Livestock:
MANGUM Construction of                                Ramsey of Oklahoma City and Cattle, calves 5,200; fairly
a meat processing plant in Claude Thomas Lohr, 72, Mrs. Joyce Wilson of Wellston; active; cows steady to 50 lower.
Mangum will be proposed at a Vinson, died Tuesday at two sisters, Mrs. Betty Rehner utility-commercial 27.00-31.70,
March 9 meeting to county Harmon Memorial Hospital, of Amarillo, Tex, and Mrs.Ella canner-cutter 24.00-28.00; bulls
commissioners and county Services are scheduled for 2 Loftin of Tulare, Calif.; two 1.00-2.00 lower, 31.50-36.75;
industrial bond trustees p.m., Thursday in the chapel of brothers J H Robertson of good-choice replacement cows
Gary Jones of Elk City will First Baptist Church, Hollis, Oklahoma City and Roy 26.50-28.50; no sales slaughter
present formal plans for the with the Rev David Maupin Robertson of Alva; 19 grand- heifers or feeders. Thursday
great- feeder auction estimate 6,500
Royal Park fashion
denims. Faded Blue,
Peach, Mint. Two styles to
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provide the phase of the rapidly growing
courts, the goals of one only body strength building needed BOY — Sgt. and Mrs. Lonnie Ronie N. Tidmore, 17,
eight feet high to provide play for coordination and agility Boardman are the parents of a Pindall, Ark., and Betty Sue
space for younger students. during the growth periods of 7 pound, 8 ounce boy born at White, 14, Altus;
Permanent volleyball childhood.
standards, and volleyball Moss teaches as many
markings on one of the sur- classes as possible out-doors
faced areas provides another under the covered patio area at
play area for older students. Will Rogers and on the
Swinging rings, meeting playground. During inclement
gymnastics standards, provide weather the school cafetorium
early training in this important is used for gym space.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo (UPI) -
laves tock:
Cattle 1400; general trading
fairly active, slaughter cows
Karen Ann Bailey, 35. 419 E firm  10  fully  1.50  higher.
Walnut, died Monday at her slaughter bulls firm, feeders
home.                            firm   to  fully   50  higher;
VrvKw are scheduled for 2 slaughter cows utility 4 few
.Survivor include his wife. m. Mhursna yatpark Lane commercial 2-3 28.00-30.50; high
m’ of   <•> homei  one Assembly of God Church with dressing to 31 50 selectively;
daughter, Miss Claudette Lohr  the Rev.  Winston Shaffer Of- canner 4 cutter 4 lean boning
filiating.  Burial will be at  utility  25.75-29.00;  shelly 23.00-
Restlawn Cemetery under the 25.75: sla ughterebu s yied
direction of Tims Funeral  grade  1-21100-1500 lb 3150-
Home                          36.25; feeder steers 4 steer
Mrs Ora Belle Smith, 86, Horn Jan 15, 1941 at Altus, calves part loads mostly choice
Mangum, died Tuesday at she married Timothy James thin & moderately fieshed 35
Mangum Nursing Center. Bailey Feb. 23, 1969 at Altus 600 lb 39 00-44-25
Services are scheduled for 2 She had lived here for the past partly fatten '
p m . Thursday at Mangum 22 years.                        38.50; good 400-700 b 34.00-
First Baptist Church with the Survivors include her 38.00; feeder, heifers vej
Egcage,          Kev. C.L Abercrombie and the husband of Minneapolis, Minn ; high “ choe.then .“
EvergladesrkkatonalPark Rev Larry stallings of-oneson.ielandBalleyofAltus: moderaty 5
iyer, 1 400 533 acres in                              one daughter, Lucinda Bailey              , l i
Florid Estabiishednissa.n ---------- ol Altus, her mother, Cleo 2,^X3 t
is the largest remaining sub- Endive is the name of a leafy Kime of Altus; two brothers, 907951 32 00135000
tropical wilderness in the  type motif which the English Billy and Leonard Kline, both
United States and the refuge  craftsman. Thomas Chippendale, of Altus; two sisters, Patty   Thursday's advance es-
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three tires down The nine were  ployed to insure the safety and Altus AFB Hospital. She has Raymond Livermore, Patricia  e
selected of the same size,  durability of the playground, been named Dianna Louise.    Drury, Benjamin Locklear,   4
thoroughly cleaned, then Coffey and McLeod spent   GIRL — Capt. and Mrs.  Marv Menchaca, Mrs. Lloyd  l
painted with red, white and weeks of after school and Linwood Oakley are the Hays, Emma Franklin, Frank  B
blue paint This simple :                 time getting equip- parents of a 5 pound, 14 ounce  Cerda, Doyle Webb. Thelma  I
provides climbing. swinging merit finished, and securing the girl born at 12:14 p.m., Feb. 23 Stovall, Terry Clement.          I
and observation post fun for materials needed.             at Altus AFB Hospital. She has           Dismissals            E
dozens of students during a One of the biggest problems been named Eleanor Ross. Tuesday
single play period.             in getting the playground un-   BOY — AIC and Mrs. Rickey Luis   Sirmons,   Johnny  E
Another, called the tunnel of derw ay was in moving the dead Jaramillo are the parents of a 9 Thomas,    Mrs.    Albert  ■
tires is ...      : six tires ttonwood from the Coffey pound, 6 ounce boy born at 6:23 Frajsinger, Mrs Virgil Sharp. Q
suspended from a standard farm northeast of Altus to the pm Feb. 25 at Altus AFB Joseph   Ballew,   Stormy IT
about four feet from the school. lom Yates, one of the Hospital. He has been named Headlee, San Juanita Martinez,  ‘
ground Students can crawl in school patrons, donated the Kenneth Lee.                  Mrs. Floyd Flow, Patricia  -
one side, crawl out the other, or  services of Yates Implement   GIRL -SSgt. and Mrs. Drury, C. J. Jefferson, Bernard  Z
get inside  the suspended goose-neck trailer to handle the Jackie Park are the parents of Hukill, Tosha Burris, Tammy  1
tunnel and swing hammock big tree l ires were given by a 6 pound, 6 ounce girl born at Surles, Pam Kirkland, Mike  II
fashion.                       Badger Oil. Y ates implement.  6:10 p.m., Feb. 27 Altus AFB Law, Harv Oldroyd, Mrs. Paul  |i
A big tractor tire has been cut Johns Shamrock and Walter Hospital. She has been named  Chapman, Mrs. Edgar Venner  I
to provide a climbing and  Elliott Champlin..            Jami Elizabeth.               and baby, Mrs. Donald Toler.  I
sitting place for two or three Upper grade students at Will roy _ TSirt and Mrs John ™ n               -
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many parents in their recess. All the students share in HospitalHe: been named Marilyn,                     |
childhood. Purchases of the fun during lunch periods Jeffrey Scot.Marriage Licenses Issued
equipment included a merry   Rick Moss, physical  BOY - All and Mrs. Danny   Bobby Rhue Oakley, 23, and  -
go-round. the 'monkey bars” education teacher at Will Weems are the parents of a 6 Pamela Sue Byers, 21, both of -
and "jungle gym.” volleyball Rogers, teaches classes all day pound, 6 ounce boy born at 8.21 Altus;                           e
standards and extra basketball  beginning at 10a.m. He sees the p.m., Feb. 29 at Altus AFB   Stephen Douglas Lower, 18, 11
goals There is the equivalent of playground equipment as a Hospital. He has been named Elk City, and Elizabeth Jean  1
two and one-half basketball valuable adjunct to the upper- Mason Locke III.               Marler, 17, Altus;               =
Ladies Sizes 8 to 18 PREWASHED
About People You Know facility at that meeting officiating,assisted by the Rev. children and 17
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organizations only                                     summmusumemmomssaumaezamaseemamaemaaem--- museum building.            will be at Fairmount Cemetery
Bob Mayotte, City Civil Defense Director, told the board that M's A:                         8:20 a.m, March 2 at Altus Preliminar plans submitted under the direction of Barnett-
been
A means to communicate with as many as six games that are of a 7 pound, 10 ounce girl born BOY — Capt. and Mrs. John '     '         .              lex , he had lived in Harmon
in progress will be worked out between Mayotte and Recreation  at 3:31 a.m., Feb. 23 at Altus orler are the parents of a 9 coolerto bproie 5 ' count  County since 1951. He was a
Director Jake Barnes, to aid during storm warnings.           AFB Hospital. She lias been pound, 242 ounce boy born at systria bonds at “ 67 °  retired civil service employe.
Mayotte and Barnes will also set up some written instructions  named Brooke Anne,          1:50 p.m., March 2 at Altus "j’neses   investment of
for all teams and managers to follow during the storm warnings.    GIRL - Mr and Mrs. James AFB Hospital. He lias been s410 000 ’ would  include all
The board set the third Thursday of each month for its regular DukeofAltusaretheparentsofnamedJohnJ.il.             eoiiment and fixtures not ( ;
meetings to be held in the Blue Room at 7 p.m.                    a 9 pound, 112 ounce girl born at BOY - AIC and Mrs. Robert attached or buiit into the plant, V
1:34 a.m., March 9 at Jackson Barfield are the parents of a 7 and outside freezer.
County Memorial Hospital. She pound, 6 ounce boy born at 2:17 refrigerated trucks and
lias been named Lisa Ann. p.m., March 2 at Altus AFB operating capital
BOV — Mr. and Mrs. Terry Hospital. He has been named His proposal provides for 12
Cox are the parents of a 9 Daniel Robert.                to 16 employes with a
pound, 10 ounce boy born at GIRL — AIC and Mrs. Eddie production rate of between 50
...     ,       ,              g                114 P-m-. March 9 at Jackson McBrayer are the parents of a 7 and 100 head of utility cattle per
balance skill practice so un- gymnastics field.              County Manorial Hospital. pound, 11 ounce girl born at day
portant in early years of Parallel bars, the even type,                                P             6       .
urowth                        are mother forerunner of the   BOY , “ Capt. and Mrs. 4.02 am. March 3 at Altus
Tires play an unportant part gymnastic skills programs  Michael McFarland are the AFB Hospita ; She. has been
m several pieces of equipment, many of the students will  parents of an 8 pound, 2‘4 ounce named Michelle Kahiska.
and they are available free,” continue in both junior and  boy born at 5:34 a.m., Feb. 21 at        Memorial Hospital
Coffey said. Nine old tires were senior high.                     Altus AFB Hospital He has           Admissions
suspended from a welded pipe This equipment is in addition been named Charles Brian Tuesday
frame, connected by chainsand to the playground equipment   GIRL — SSgt. and Mrs. Luis Sirmons, Mrs.  Terry
sturdily fastened together with already at the school. Only one  Donald Fasciano art the  Cox, Binoca Fitts,   U.R.  of abundant wildlife, including  carved on much of his 18th Harless of Weatherford  and timates: Cattle  3,000; hogs
welded pieces of metal. There worker was paid. A parents of a b pound, 84 ounce  Clinkscales, Mrs.   Milton  rare birds                      Century furniture                Mickie Schmidt of Hobart      1,500; sheep 25.
are three tires across, and professional welder was em- girl born at 6:42 p.m., Feb. 22 at Haworth, Mary Little,
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