Sunday School, Thanksgiving Gatherings In Sunshine
Mary Jo Green reports 35 present for Sunday school in Sunshine with Bea Wyche giving a morning service, and 17 at Sunday night church with Donna Parr presenting a special. The list of Thanksgiving visits and dinners includes many residents and relatives in Ada, Sulphur, Frisco, Stillwater, and nearby towns, with multiple families sharing meals. Attendees also travel to Norman for a Nebraska vs Oklahoma game and to Oklahoma City for the Farm Bureau convention.
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Sunshine
Bea Wyche
Donna Parr
Don Parr
J. L. Green
Mildred Young
Koff Masonic Lodge
Mary Jo Green
Chickasaw
Betty Lienberger
Julia Thomas
Mary
Edna Lou Swarb
David Paul Swarb
Rita
Louie Odom Roff
Mary Summers
Leroy
Addie Stringer
Sidney Green
Phyllis
Ronnie Sherrill
Ada
Joe Swarb
Jorita Odom
Roff
Steve Williams
Winona Harrison
Leroy Cox
Betty Lionberger
Anna Lee King
Melissa Green
Tillie
Leon Parish
Bill Taylor
Frisco
Harve Baker
Ahloso
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Norman
Johnnie Cox
Beatrice Wyche
Mary Phillips
Leon White
Attie Lane
Jim Wyche
Jimmy
Julie Wyche
Georgia Cash
Jesse Green
Jess Green
Melissa
Joe Thomas
del City
Tillie Parish
Marvin Autry
Odus McGalliard
Glen T. Smith
Albuquerque
N.M
Lula Underhill
Pontotoc
Indianola
Buck Heard
T. J. Roquemore
Claude Hewett
Margene
J. B. Eager
Vernie Henley
Claude
Virgie Hewett
Leonard Ford
Mead
E. D. Eager
Carolyn
Windy
Allen
Judy Isenberg
Denver City
Texas
Henry Childs
Dorthy Taylor
Texas Creek
Colo
Garretts Visit Relatives Through Thanksgiving Week
Center Rae Garrett and family from California visited relatives in Oklahoma City Antlers and Tupelo during the two week period ending with Thanksgiving. Rae Garrett and family also joined Thelma Jean Garrett at church revivals while others traveled to Tulsa and Pauls Valley for gatherings and dinners with kin.
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R. T. Garrett
Jan
Baby
California
Rae Garrett
E. D. Ricketts
Leon Garrett
Pug Garrett
Fisher Lewis
Oklahoma City
Jack Vanderer
Vera Lanham
Antlers
Tip Vanderer
Vera
Thelma Jean Garrett
Tupelo
Tulsa
Buddy G. Garrett
Jolita
Bible Baptist Church
Gene Garner
April
Dustin
Pauls Valley
Lee Little
High School Seniors Urged to Apply for ROTC Scholarships
Lt. Col. Joe F. Craig of East Central University announced a Dec. 15 deadline for Army ROTC four year full tuition scholarships. About 700 nationwide awards cover tuition books and lab fees with a $100 monthly allowance for up to ten months each year. Recipients must serve four years on active duty after graduation.
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Army Reserve Officer Training Corps
ROTC
Joe F. Craig
East Central University
Craig
Murray Regents Schedule Meeting
TISHOMINGO The Murray State College Board of Regents will assemble for its monthly business meeting Dec. 6 at 7 p.m. on the MSC campus in the Board of Regent's Conference Room on the second floor of Clive E Murray Hall.
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Ada
Terry Ramsey
Connie Ramsey
Murray State College
Tishomingo
Miss Ramsey
MSC Social Science Club
Anna Atkins
Eugene Atkins
Stonewall
Murray State College Board of Regents
MSC
Board of Regent
Clive E. Murray
Derryberry Sees Energy Roads as Top State Issues
Oklahoma Attorney General Larry Derryberry outlined major issues for the next governor, including education and higher education funding, energy protection, and improved roads. He spoke in Ada at East Central University on judiciary matters and urged strong leadership.
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Derryberry
Oklahoma
Atty
Larry Derryberry
Serv
Ada
East Central University
Government and History Department
Altus
Regents For Higher Education
Jackson County
University of Oklahoma Law School
David Boren
U. S. Senate
Officials To Join Higher Education Day in Oklahoma City
About 20 East Central University administrators and faculty will take part in Oklahoma’s seventh Higher Education Day at Lincoln Plaza. A morning forum will address appropriations for the 1978 legislature with HEACO officials, Sen. Finis Smith and Rep. Don Davis on panel. Principal speaker will be Warren G. Hill of the Education Commission of the States. Eight individuals will be honored at the luncheon, with HEACO directors meeting afterward.
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East Central University
Oklahoma
Lincoln Plaza
Oklahoma City
Ted Phillips
HEACO
Finis Smith
Tulsa
Don Davis
Lawton
David Way
Norman
Phillips
Warren G. Hill
The
Education Commission of the States
Denver
Colo
State Regents
Russell Vaught
E. T. Dunlap
Coordinating Board
Patience urged at flashing signal intersections in Ada
Assistant Police Chief Don Henderson warns Ada drivers to slow and stop at flashing red signals, noting many fail to brake. City officials acknowledge repair costs. a Norman firm handles fixes while patrols continue to prevent accidents. Motorists are urged to proceed with caution until repairs are complete.
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Don Henderson
Henderson
Ada
Leonard Briley
Norman
High School Forensic Meet Opens at East Central
Students from 20 high schools across the state gather at East Central University Friday and Saturday for the annual interscholastic forensic meet. Dr. Robert Payne explains the Class AA and Class B contests serve as qualifiers for regional and state events with top three in each event advancing. Friday covers oratory poetry prose extemp and readers theatre while Saturday focuses on debate with entrants from Oklahoma City Sapulpa Norman Seminole Stratford Vanoss Asher and Stonewall.
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East Central University
Robert Payne
ECU
Payne
Oklahoma City
Sapulpa
Norman
Seminole
Stratford
Vaness
Asher
Stonewall
Oklahoma 4-Hers Capture Seventh Straight No 1 Ranking
In Chicago at the National 4-H Congress Oklahoma finished first for the seventh year. Oklahoma totals show 26 national and regional winners and $23,800 in scholarships. Dickson High School student Mark Owen, 16, won the energy program and received a $1,000 scholarship.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Dickson High School
Mark Owen
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