Vanoss Club Meets Tuesday At School
Vanoss Homemakers met Tuesday at the school for their regular monthly meeting presided by Mrs. Joe Walker. Mrs. A H Neel led a verse reading and prayer, and the group sang America. Mentions birthdays cared for, fair exhibits, rug purchase for Mrs Romine's home economics room, and a Crafts program by Auti McCullar and B I McCauley.
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Vanoss
Joe Walker
A. H. Neel
Neel
Arti McCullar
America
Aun McCullar
Anita
Thelma Perriman
Edward Coffey
Danny
Dennis
Laura Johnson
Mattie Miller
Donna Rivers
B. J. McCauley
Laura
Ezra Holland
R. B.tiffin
Gaylon Hooks
Trina
Kari
Shannon
Janice Floyd Honored At Bridal Shower
A prenuptial shower for Miss Janice Floyd bride elect of Troy Manuel was hosted Tuesday evening at 11 North Highland by Women’s Christian Society members of Asbury Methodist Church. Guests and helpers included many local residents, with green and white decor, a lace tablecloth, and refreshments of green punch and white cake with wedding bells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Floyd
Troy Manuel
Don Henderson
North Highland
Women’s Christian Society
Asbury Methodist Church
Miss Floyd
Charles M. Floyd Jr
Latta Road
E. M. Manuel
West 2Nd
Mary West
Steve Vandewalker
R. V. Vandewalker
Clara Payette
Dwight Smith
Jack Lamb
H. CG. Smalley
Ray Sneed
Marjorie
Paul Landrith
Aun McCullar
Stephenie
Thelma Portiman
Edd Coffey
Lillie Beasley
Raymond Verble
LuAnn Cooper
Pete Winters
Bill Smith
Gladys Young
Bonnie Wilkerson
Gene Watson
Marylene
Eddie Ballard
Charlotte Hopper
Johnnie M. Platt
Kim Rutherford
Mable
Delphia Jones
Ray Stegall
Logan Cornelus
Hazel Barnes
Clara Sires
Ann Campbell
J. D. Campbell
Sue Ward
A. B. Butcher
Leona Kelter
Clayton Bishop
J. L. Scroggins
Pride, Inc Cleans Washington Slum Alleys
Pride Inc and crews of 14 to 18 year old youths, paid 56 dollars weekly, scrub ten worst poverty areas in Washington after Rufus Catfish Mayfield secured 300000 dollars from the Labor Department to fund the effort.
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Washington
Pride, Inc
Catfish” Mayfield
Rufus
Catfish Mayfield
Labor Department
Harris Family Reunion Near Francis Boosts Large Attendance
A Harris family reunion was held near Francis with 48 attendees including Mr and Mrs Isom Harris and their children Babe Leroy and Marie plus many relatives across Oklahoma California and Texas. The event featured buffet meals, photos, tape recordings, home movies and a long list of relatives visiting and socializing into the evening.
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Isom Harris
Francis
Babe
Leroy
Marie
Frances Harris
Mr. Harris
Tom
Aee Harris
Lester Reese
Donna
Visalia
Calif
Laura Roberts
Melrose
N. M
Ted
Lillie Scroggins
Oklahoma City
Dean
Norma Jean Davis
Robbie
Brad
Moore
Johnny
Barbara Yaesting
Little John
Bud
Helen Rogers
Sandy
Lemeone
Coy Henson
Judy Atteberry
Jerry
David
Quannah
Tex
Wayne Harris
Holdenville
Clyde Thomas
Bert
Christy
Dianne Clayton
Jackie
James
Ada
Maria
Roy
Frankie
Randy
North Bend
Ore
Atteberry
Dennis
Harris
Sherri Jones
Allen
Jorene
Haris
Rita
Susan
Tim
Jerald
Alex Harris
KHS Alumni Officers For 1968 Named
Konawa High School alumni association names Doug Walker as president for 1968 Paul Fallis as first vice president Gary Doner as second vice president and Mrs Herman Burton and Mrs Shirley Lane as secretaries The annual reunion occurred in July with plans for next year at about the same time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug. Walker
Konawa Alumnui Association
Paul Fallis
Gary Doner
Herman Burton
Shirley Lane
Konawa High School
Byng Plans Hexagon Building for School Campus
The Byng project advances with a completion target before the 1967 68 term. Parker James and Parker Associates of Ada design a hexagon shaped building to be built between the main school and newvocational facilities, using the old teacherage site as the central hub for Head Start and day nursery programs.
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Byng
Stokes
Parker, James and Parker Associates
Ada
Desserts in a Balanced Diet and Graham Cracker Pudding
The article emphasizes desserts as part of a nutritious meal, noting fruits and dairy ingredients as key components. Recipes include Graham Crackers Pudding with pineapple and baked apples topped with a honey nut mixture, detailing steps and baking times.
Remedial Teachers Set for Homer Area Schools
Tentative assignments for the new year name Mrs. Jean Nabors as reading teacher and Mrs. Betty Goss in mathematics at Homer. Dependent schools in the country include Homer Ablaso Francis Pickett Center and Lula.
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Homer
Jean Nabors
Reading
Betty Gossmath
Ablaso
Franc Eis
Pickett-Center
Lula
Daylight Traffic Crashes Overtake Nighttime in Oklahoma
Famed program paired with unstable government cited as contributing to trouble. Daylight crashes in Oklahoma outnumber nighttime incidents by nearly three to one, signaling rising risk on daytime travel.
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Oklahoma
Crow Family Holds Reunion at Wintersmith Park
The Crow family gathered at Wintersmith Park lodge Sunday for a reunion. A noon picnic lunch followed by photos and visiting. Attendees included many Crow relatives from Ada Wewoka Lockesburg Tupelo Oklahoma City Arizona Colorado and Texas.
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Crow Family
Wintersmith Park
Crow
Wintersmith Park Lodge
Ben Crow
Wewoka
Albert Crow
Walter [Crown
Ada
W. M. Crow
Bruce Crow
Clayton
Wesley
Lockesburg
Irk
Cora Crow
David Crow
Teri
Dianna
Tupelo
Lois Bowerman
Nick Strawn
Preston Norman
Pat Goodwin
Mike
Bruce
Angela
Randy
Don Crow
Alvin Wells
Eddie
Oklahoma City
Stanley Hightower
Chuck
Arizona
Willie Adair
Wildarado
Tex
Qwen Hook
Bill Adair
Amarillo
Grady Loyd
Rickey
Houston
First Church Society Schedules A Coffee
The August meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church will be a morning coffee at 9 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Ruth Rachel Circle hosts and Suzanna Circle presents a program titled Participating in the Joint Action for Mission. All women of the church are invited.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ruth Rachel Circle
Suzanna Circle
Midwest City Police Seek Suspect After Girl’s Disappearance
Midwest City police issued a pickup order for a six-foot, 190-pound unidentified man seen with a Midwest City girl shortly before her disappearance last Thursday. A 7-year-old boy’s statement led to a composite sketch. A car matching the description was found in Wewoka. its Shawnee owner was questioned and released. Pictures of the car were to be shown to the boy.
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Oklahoma City
Midwest City
Brenda White
Wewoka
Market Receipts Tuesday Steady to Higher
Receipts Tuesday were 2,000. The market was steady to 51 cents higher. Younger heifer type cows 16-19, utility and commercial cows 15-18, canner and cutter cows 13-15. Bulls 19-22.50. Good to choice steers 26-28, common to medium steers 24-26. Good to choice heifers 23-24, common 22-23. Calves: steer 24-23, heifer calves 5-26, stock cows and calves 160-225, dairy calves 19-24.
Latta Homemakers Hear Highlights Of National Meet
Mrs. Wesley Brantley hosted the Latta Homemakers Group and spoke on Our Children stressing time to talk with children and guiding them as they belong to God. Roll call featured Vacation Echoes from Clyde Casady about the Brookings South Dakota national meeting while Redecorating Old Trunks and Decoupage was taught by R G Kindrick. Guests included Jack Presley Bud Minor and Cindy. members listed. Cake and punch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Brantley
Latta
Clyde Casady
Brookings
S. C
R. G. Kindrick
Jack Presley
Bud Minor
Cindy
Day Shortes
Bob Mayberry
Calvin Vance
Leon Cecil
Balph Taylor
C. E. Brady
Cal Aad
Cattlemen Tour Barbecue Event Amid Local Divorces Group
Pontotoc County Cattlemen plan a pasture tour and barbecue on Saturday afternoon and evening. Sherwood ONeal says activities begin at 3 p.m. with a barbecue at Glen McDaniels Ranch near Fitzhugh. The event includes a Ukrainian lithograph Easter card from Hallmark as part of a historic greeting card collection.
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Pontotoc County
Johnny Cooper
Mary Lou
Sooper
Sherwood O'Neal
England
Christ Reassur
Mary
Glen McDaniels Ranch
United States
Fitzhugh
York
New England
National Geographic Collection
Number One Ad Medium Reaches Most Households Daily
The piece argues newspapers are the leading advertising medium, reaching about 87.3 percent of all households on an average day. It notes readers devote a median 37 minutes per day to the newspaper.
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L. B. McClure
Gary
Idabell
Nadean Cluck
Vernon Garett
Compton
Winnie Bailes
Riverside
Lonnie McGaugh
Kevin
Pres Sutton
Brandon
Lyndon Sutton
Norman Pinley
Sandra
Ronda
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L. D. Pinley
Frank Finley
Troy Pinley
EM. Loyd
Milton Loyd
Patnelay
Marvin Loyd
Sheilah
Jimmy Mosier
Jaz Roper
Monroe Roper
Minnie Owens
Mary C. Files
Mable Jones
R. E. Tilley
Lavonna Jones
Josie Northup
Thena Goodpasture
E. W. Vandegriff
Sonny
Bobby
Billy
First Church Society
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