Shifting Popularity in Sports Across the Nation
The piece argues sports rise and fall with times and wages, noting boxing waning after the war while football booms and golf enjoys a heyday. It observes baseball remains major in spirit but not gate attendance, tennis and rodeos fluctuating, and Swimming growing as a personal sport. It links sports demand to how Americans budget time and money, urging balance with reading and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
America
Gulliver
Verdant Return After Oklahoma Rain
The writer notes a rapid green revival in the countryside following recent showers, despite the severe drought from an uncommon Oklahoma summer. After Tuesday night’s rain some hills and valleys show fresh verdure though pastures still bear parched damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol’ Buzz
Oklahoma
Rumors and early campaign talk surface before fall elections
Early chatter shows grass roots interest in presidential race with questions about voting outcomes and campaign moves. As weeks pass rumors grow, then a belligerent phase arrives with strong opinions and anger over opposing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Water measurement compared to acre foot unit story
The passage explains acre foot as the volume of water in a space one acre by one foot deep. It uses a pool demonstration to illustrate that a fourth of an acre and four feet deep equals one acre foot, noting the growing thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
International Congress in Rome on Leprosy Defense and Rehab
Rome hosts the International Congress for the Defense and Social Rehabilitation of the Leper with 300 delegates from 51 nations. Exhibits show eroded skulls and bones illustrating leprosy’s grim impact, underscoring the disease’s human toll and broader existential concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
International Congress For
Long-Time Francis Resident Dies In Shawnee Hospital
Mrs. Emage Avery Henson aged 76 died August 22 in a Shawnee hospital. Services were August 23 at Cedar Grove School with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery under Smith Funeral Home. Survivors include husband Mark, daughters Mable Smith, Iris Shelby, Lucille Jones, brothers Baxter Scroggins and J. W. Scroggins, sisters Liddie Canada and Larcie Stephens, several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Emage Avery Henson
Shawnee
Cedar Grove School
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Mark
Mable Smith
Porterville
Calif
Iris Shelby
Lucille Jones
Route 1
Tecumseh
Baxter Scroggins
J. W. Scroggins
Allen
Liddie Canada
Larcie Stephens
Henryetta
Absent pastor to Texas. pulpit filled at Ahioso Church
Rev and Mrs Pherigo were absent from church as they traveled to Texas to be with a son who had surgery. Two men from Ahioso Baptist Church led services with Mitt Looney giving the morning message and Dub Miller speaking in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pherigo
Texas
Ahioso Baptist Church
Mitt Looney
Dub Miller
Ladies Bible Class study session led by Mrs Glen Jones
The Ladies Bible Class met at Mrs Glen Jones's home on Thursday evening to study Luke chapter nine. Attendees included Edna Boren Ruby Deaton Juanita Jones Bertha Sanders Pauline Young Nora Ross and the hostess Mrs Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Jones
Luke
Edna Boren
Ruby Deaton
Juanita Jones
Bertha Sanders
Pauline Young
Nora Ross
Mrs. Jones
Funeral Attendees Honor Effie Sanders
Among many friends at the funeral Monday were Sidney Ozbirn Bettie Parks Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ross Mrs. Glen Jones Pauline Young and Mrs. Roy Boren honoring Effie Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Sanders
Sidney Ozbirn
Bettie Parks
Bob Ross
Glen Jones
Pauline Young
Roy Boren
Rosses Visit Sister-in-law in Hospital
Mr and Mrs Bob Ross visited their sister in law Mrs Johnnie Cantrell in the hospital Sunday afternoon. She is improving but will remain in the hospital for several more days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Ross
Johnnie Cantrell
Mrs Charlie Deaton Travels to Texas for New Baby
Mrs. Charlie Deaton drove with her mother to Texas on Wednesday night to be with her sister who has welcomed a new baby girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Deaton
Texas
Leprosy Experts Call for Social Rehabilitation of Cured
Experts in leprosy and other fields urge social rehabilitation for cured patients. They argue the great problem today is restoring individuals to society as the assets it needs, highlighting broader needs in criminology mental health and disability.
Pontotoc Aspirants Face Oklahoma City Center Battle
Four or five hopefuls from Pontotoc County converge in Oklahoma City to compete with the Democratic State Central Committee for the seat vacated by Claude V. Thompson’s death after his nomination. With no General Election opposition, the committee’s ruling will name the legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Democratic State Central Committee
Oklahoma City
Claude V. Thompson
Little Terry Denton Improves From Sore Throat
A brief note reports Little Terry Denton is improving after a very sore throat. Mrs. Virginia Jared visited Thursday with Mrs. Audry Lanier. Clara Nell Mitchell of Ada stayed Wednesday night with Laura Boudreaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Denton
Virginia Jared
Audry Lanier
Clara Nell Mitchell
Ada
Laura Boudreaux
Mackin and Jimmie Lou Green Visit Oklahoma City Relatives
Mackin and Jimmie Lou Green spent last week visiting relatives in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackin
Jimmie Lou Green
Oklahoma City
Local visitors share Sunday afternoon at several homes
Mrs Vale and Mrs Edd Blank visited with Mr and Mrs John Davis on Sunday afternoon joining Mr and Mrs Alvin Davis. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs W M Ross and Jess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vale
Edd Blankenship
John Davis
Alvin Davis
W. M. Ross
Jess
Mrs Orbin Ross and Son Visit W M Rosses
Mrs Orbin Ross and her son Junior spent Wednesday with the W M Ross family, sharing time and conversation in a local social visit that highlighted community ties.
Sherman and McDonald Families Visit H D Jones Home
Mr and Mrs George Sherman and family and Mr and Mrs J L McDonald were visitors in the H D Jones home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sherman
J. L. McDonald
H. D. Jones
Punk Jones Spends Week Visiting Tulsa Relatives
Punk Jones traveled to Tulsa to spend time with relatives and reconnect with family. The visit focused on personal gatherings and local contact with kin.
Deaton Children Visit Aunt While Mother in Texas
Janice Billy and Bobby Deaton spent Thursday with their aunt Mrs Dude Deaton as their mother traveled to Texas to visit her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice
Billy
Bobby Deaton
Dude Deaton
Texas
Mrs Etta Neal and Sister Visit Ross Family
Mrs Etta Neal and her sister Mrs Rena Robertson of Carlsbad New Mexico visited the Rosses Sunday afternoon in a brief social call reflecting local family ties and neighborhood happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Neal
Rena Robertson
Carlsbad, N. M
Rosses
Evelyn Cook Spends Sunday With Wonda Parks
Evelyn Cook of Ahloso spent Sunday visiting friend Wonda Parks and enjoying a quiet afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Cook
Ahloso
Wonda Parks
Water Committee to Hear Toler on Springbrook Dam Plan
Ada citizens advisory water committee meets Friday night with engineer George Toler to present a revised Springbrook dam and lake project as a future water solution. City Council members will attend ex officio to observe discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Advisory Water Committee
George Toler
Springbrook
Ada
City Council
Byng Plans Special Class For Handicapped Children
Byng Schools will open a special class this fall for handicapped and retarded children. A room is equipped for the class and Mrs Lois Gentry is qualified to care for the children. The class is open to Pontotoc County children and transfers from outside Byng are possible via the county superintendent’s office. Parents should contact Supt J E Teague at Byng or county Supt Norman C Mitchell immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng
Lois Gentry
Pontotoc County
Supt
J. E. Teague
Norman C. Mitchell
Grass Fires and Firefighting Efforts Across the County
Firefighters report grass fires mostly start from human action and trash burning with wind spreading flames. A 60 acre blaze on the K P Larsh ranch tested local equipment including 5025 gallon tanks and multiple spray rigs. Chiefs urge farmers to carry portable pump gadgets and practice prevention to curb future fires.
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Young
Roff
Paul McCurdy
K. P. Larsh Ranch
Larsh
Chapman
Turner
Allen
Stonewall
Eden
East Central State College Honors Three Students
Frank Davis Francis Sullivan and Phyl lis Sullivan Fitzhugh named on spring semester honor roll. Both county students earned a perfect 4.0 GPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davis
Francis
Phyllis Sullivan
Fitzhugh
East Central State College
Navy Jets To Break Sound Barrier At Oklahoma City Show
Navy planes will attempt three separate passes through the sound barrier at the National Aircraft Show in Oklahoma City on Sept 1 2 and 3. Eight Pacific Fleet Cougar jets will dive from high altitude, two new F11F Tigers will perform level flight, and the F8U Crusader will climb steeply to exceed 1000 mph. Each crossing will be marked by a thunderous sonic clap, officials said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Oklahoma City
Pacific Fleet
Patuxent River
Kelley Family Hosts Relatives From Across States
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley welcomed Mrs. Kelleys parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson and their son Jimmy of Pruitt City as guests. Also visiting were Mrs. Kelleys cousins Mr. and Mrs. Junior Atkinson of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Coy Atkinson with their daughter of Hammond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kelley
Robert Kelley
Kelley
J. W. Atkinson
Jimmy
Pruitt City
Junior Atkinson
Los Angeles
Coy Atkinson
Hammond
Ind
Nance Women Visit Friends in Francis
Mrs. Trudy Nance of Oakman and Mrs. Haskell Nance of Oklahoma City recently visited friends in Francis. Former residents, they have many friends here who are glad to see them. Mrs. Haskell Nance is the former Daisy Watson. The Watson place is now owned by Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kirkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudy Nance
Oakman
Haskell Nance
Oklahoma City
Francis
Daisy Watson
Watson Place
H., L. Kirkes
Oklahoma City Families Visit Kelloggs This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Bil Ramsey and daughters Patsy and JoAnn and Mr and Mrs Buddy Slaughter and baby of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of Mrs Ramsey's parents Mr and Mrs J H Dick Kellogg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Ramsey
Patsy
JoAnn
Buddy Slaughter
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Ramsey
J. H
Dick) Kellogg
Pherigos Visit Kingsville For Son Harrold Hospitalized
Rev and Mrs S G Pherigo traveled to Kingsville Texas to be with their son Harrold who underwent major surgery on August 22. At the latest report his condition was fair. Harrold grew up in the community and has many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Pherigo
Kingsville
Tex
Harold
Harrold
Harris Grandsons Sleepover At Grandparents House
Franklin and Bobby Harris, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, spent the night last week with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Bobby Harris
Robert Harris
M. E. Harris
Kelley Family Visits Russell Household in Vamoosa
Mr and Mrs Robert Kelley and their baby stayed one night last week with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Jess Russell and their children in Vamoosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Jess Russell
Vamoosa
Davis
Danny Kelley
Mrs. Viola West and family visit Tulsa last weekend
Mrs. Viola West and her son Wayne visited Tulsa last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Simpson and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola West
Wayne
Tulsa
Joe Simpson
New Lees Move Into Driver Home in Francis
New residents Mr and Mrs Robert Lee and their children have moved into the Driver home in Francis. The Lees came from Washington and he is the son of Mr and Mrs Bob Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Robert Lee
Driver
the Lees
Washington
Bob Lee
Norman Family Visit Cited From Drumright
Mr and Mrs Bob Norman and their children of Drumright visited here with her parents Mr and Mrs Cal West and their boys last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Norman
Drumright
Cal West
Ada Visitors Share Family Visit With Scroggins Group
Mr and Mrs J L Scroggins and their children from Ada spent a day here with his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Scroggins.
Scroggins Son Leaves For Boston Posting
Edward Scroggins, son of Mr and Mrs Glellen Scroggins, left Wednesday for Boston Massachusetts where he is stationed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Scroggins
Glellen Scroggins
Boston
Mass
Reed Family Makes Ada Home After Navy Service
Mr and Mrs Bob Reed and their baby have moved to Ada Oklahoma. Bob Reed has been discharged after four years in the Navy and plans to enroll at East Central State College in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reed
Baby
Ada
Bob
Navy
East Central State College
Holdenville Visitors Linked With Local Families Last Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kimes and their Holdenville children visited local residents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chism and Mr. and Mrs. Mirl Moon with son Joe and Mrs. Tennie McCool last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Kimes
Holdenville
J. M. Chism
Mirl Moon
Joe
Tennie McCool
Ada shopper Mrs. Virgie Chandler visits local store
Mrs. Virgie Chandler shopped in Ada last Monday at a local store, highlighting a routine shopping trip in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Chandler
Ada
Francis Faces Key School Preparations Amid Interest
Interest centers on Francis as preparations intensify for upcoming school activities. Stakeholders and students focus on programs, schedules, and potential opportunities linked to his role at the institution.
Francis Community Club to Resume Meetings September 2
Friday enrollment begins and classes start September 2 at the school. Open house will showcase summer improvements including new showers and dressing rooms for visiting teams, tiled floors, Venetian blinds in classrooms, and new desks with an electric typewriter. Four 2 ton air conditioners will help with the fall heat. Several local residents spotted bicycles on the viaduct while noting recent travel and livestock movements to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Community Club
Local Soldier Injures Foot While On Guard Duty
Mr and Mrs Raymond Matthews received a call from their son Jimmy stationed in Cheyenne Wyoming. Jimmy was a patient in the base hospital with severe pain in his left foot. He cut part of his foot off in a past wood chopping accident and the foot pains him while he stands guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Matthews
Jimmy
Cheyenne
Wyo
Norris Family Visit In Ada Described
Mr and Mrs Vernon Norris and their children of Ada visited his parents. They were joined by Mr and Mrs J B Norris and her grandmother Mrs Mollie Salter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Norris
Ada
J. B. Norris
Mollie Salter
Chisms Move to Tulsa as Frisco Railroad Employee
Mr and Mrs Leo Chism relocate from Francis to Tulsa where he takes a position with the Frisco Railroad. Mrs Chism is Evelyn West daughter of Mr and Mrs Edd West, previously of Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Chism
Francis
Tulsa
Chism
Frisco Railroad
Evelyn West
Edd West
Granny Matthews Moves Into Chisms House
Mrs. B C Matthews moved last Monday into the house vacated by the Leo Chisms. She previously lived in the Bill Phillips house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C
Granny) Matthews
Leo Chisms
Matthews
Bill Phillips
Matthews Family Visits Ada Matriarch in Ada
Mr and Mrs W W Matthews and daughter Sandra of Ada visited here with his mother Mrs B C Matthews last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Matthews
Sandra of
Ada
B. C. Matthews
Visitors at Kelley home list regional guests
Visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kelley included Coy Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson from Hammond Indiana, Kenneth Roberts, Mollie Gaylor, Robert Kelley and son Gary, Curtis Canada, Jerry Robinson, Gene West, Ben Ramsey, and Buddy Slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kelley
Coy Atkinson
Hammond
Ind
Kenneth Roberts
Mollie Gaylor
Robert Kelley
Gary
Curtis Canada
Jerry Robinson
Gene West
Ben Ramsey
Buddy Slaughter
Tupelo visitors include Mrs Tigner and relatives
Mrs. Claude Tigner of Tupelo is visiting here with her sister Mrs. Ellen Tigner and niece Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Henson and boys Buddy and Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Tigner
Tupelo
Ellen Tigner
Mrs. Lenard Henson
Buddy
Bill
Mrs Matthews and kin visit in Oklahoma City
Mrs Oleta Matthews and her children Charles Ethel and Ann traveled to Oklahoma City last Monday. They stayed with her sister and Mr and Mrs Bill Scoonover and Mr and Mrs Claude Matthews and their baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta Matthews
Charles
Ethel
Ann
Oklahoma City
Bill Scoonover
Claude Matthews
Miss Annie Davidson Improves After Prolonged Illness
Miss Annie Davidson shows improvement after months of illness and is listed as recovering. Family reports she has regained strength and is responding to treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Davidson
Local Ladies Visit Ponca City Residents
Mrs Edith Huckins and Mrs Jennie Cooper visiting Ponca City as they stay with their sister Miss Annie Davidson to care for her during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Huckins
Jennie Cooper
Annie Davidson
Ponca City
Amarillo Visitors Stay With Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Dick Kelley of Amarillo Texas are visiting here with Mr and Mrs W A Henson as hosts during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Dick Kelley
Amarillo, Tex
W. A. Henson
Van Horns Share News On Grandson Linn Allen
Mr and Mrs L A Van Horn report good news about their grandson Linn Allen son of Mr and Mrs Linn Allen Jr of Wichita Kansas who is improving rapidly after a serious illness lasting about two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. van Horn
Linn Allen
Linn Allen Jr
Wichita, Kan
Viaduct Become Unknown Riding Spot for Francis Youth
Frisco Railroad viaduct has reportedly become a makeshift riding spot used by local Francis youths. A resident notes activity began last week and draws concern from nearby residents and authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Francis
Boy Faces Scooter Trouble After Gas Tampering
A boy reports his motor scooter misfired following an act of tampering at the Sportsmen's Club last week. The region enjoys cool weather and a sprinkling of rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sportsmen’s Club
Visit of Vamoosa Residents Spreads Music and Ice Cream Fun
Baby and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roberts and Hershell Kelley visited Mr and Mrs Jess Russell and children of Vamoosa last Monday evening. The evening featured music and homemade ice cream. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W W Atkinson of Vamoosa, Mr and Mrs Coy Atkinson and girls Hammond Ind and Mr and Mrs Junior Atkinson of Los Angeles Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelley
Kenneth Roberts
Hershell Kelley
Jess Russell
Vamoosa
W. W. Atkinson
Coy Atkinson
Hammond
Ind
Junior Atkinson
Los Angeles
Calif
Harrises convert dairy barn into dwelling residence
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris plan to convert their dairy barn into a house. M. E. Harris will oversee the construction work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harris
M. E. Harris
Births Report from Bebee and Dallas Families
Mr and Mrs Reuben Ryan of Bebee announce a daughter born Saturday morning August 18 weighing 8 pounds 10% ounces named Mary LaDonna Lou. The Ryans have a two year old daughter. Mr and Mrs Lane Jaquess of Dallas announce a daughter born August 22 weighing 6.2 pounds. She is the Jaquesses third child. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs L C Jaquess of Bebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Ryan
Bebee
Mary LaDonna Lou
Ryans
Lane Jaquess
Dallas
Sammie Lee
Jaquesses
L. C. Jaquess
Baby Girl Karen Sheree Born to Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson
Mr and Mrs Claude Johnson of Lodi California announce the birth of a baby girl named Karen Sheree born August 18 The couple already has a son and are pleased with their expanding family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Johnson
Lodi
Calif
Karen Sheree
Johnsons
Stone couple announces daughter Robin Claire
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Stone of Ada announce the birth of a daughter, Robin Claire, at 6 a m on Tuesday August 28 in Valley View Hospital. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Rae Thompson of Stonewall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Stone
Ada
Robin Claire
Valley View Hospital
Rae Thompson
Stonewall
Got A Match continued at page one with camp supper mishap
The narrative shows campers forgetting matches while on the road. They break camp and spend the night in town with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bates after an egg breakfast cooked over an open fire. They note they might have been hungry if not for food at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bates
Wolf Scalps Continued From Pay One
Bounty payments for adult wolves are $2.50 and $1 for pups and kits. To collect, bring green scalps with ears attached to the county clerk’s office to file claims.
Sullivan earns B.S. in Education at East Central
Phyllis Ann Sullivan of Fitzhugh was awarded the Bachelor of Science in Education degree at the end of the summer session at East Central State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Ann Sullivan
Fitzhugh
East Central State College
Vaccination Timing for Young Chickens Against Fowl Pox
The guide recommends vaccinating young chickens against fowl pox when they are eight to twelve weeks old to prevent disease and ensure immunity.
Meteorite Donated to Local Museum After Verification
A four inch, one pound piece of black rock with a green glassy glaze is identified as a meteorite by expert Harrell. He notes a glassy silica coat formed during atmospheric entry and speculates iron, nickel and possible cobalt or copper content. If confirmed, the rock will join the local museum collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hill
Ada
Hill
College
Gordon Harrel
East Central
Earth
Harrell
Wilson Church Anniversary Plans Involving Rev Hooper Guest
Wilson plans a noon basket dinner followed by afternoon entertainment and visiting. Rev Fred Hooper, formerly of Stratford, may speak. he led the church's first service. Prizes will honor farthest visitor, oldest longtime resident, largest family, and other categories. Luther Solomon to MC with a committee including Eva Wall Bernice Morrison and Marzell Briggs as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hooper
Stratford
Hooper
Wilson Church
Luther Solomon
Solomon
Eva Wall
Bernice Morrison
Marzell Briggs
Outlaws Set To Stage Western Event At Local Fair
Manager Lawrence Clements confirms weekly eliminations for a big steer roping contest plus a wild mule race and brahma bull stampede. First performance is Thursday Sept 6 with three night shows and a final Sunday Sept 9 2 p.m. matinee. Extra seats added and concession stands run by prisoners to fund school items and band equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Clements
Clements
New School Year Opens After Enrollment Push
Integrationdaced at the first assembly on Monday morning. Although last week was the time set for enrollment, new pupils are being added this week. Schedule for classes had a trial run Monday with revisions to be made as necessary. The cafeteria will be open next week and the new school year is off to an auspicious start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daced
Burns weds Barbara Henderson in Kiowa nuptials
Jimmy Lee Burns 2, of Kiowa, marries Barbara Jean Henderson 17, of Kiowa, in a small local ceremony. The couple's turnout and details remain a quiet community note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Lee Burns
Kiowa
Barbara Jean Henderson
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Jack Eden
Shawnee Hospital
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Wintersmith Park
Mr. Ross
Lovelady News
Mrs. W. M. Ross, Jess
Kay Lee
Donna Brashier
Punk Jones
Water Committee
Toler
Dudley Young
Francis News
J. L. Scroggins
Lee Scroggins
Danny van Horn
Perryton
Havern Canada and Son Curtis
Outer Space
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