OU Speakers Highlight East Central Seminar
Broad aspects of human rights ethics and school desegregation were discussed at East Central State College in a daily seminar run by OU professors Dr. Glenn Snider and Dr. Joe Garrison. District Attorney Gordon Melson spoke on court decisions affecting schools, with other regional education leaders presenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Knickmeyer
East Central
State College
Glenn Snider
Joe Garrison
University of Oklahoma
Center
Snider
Garrison
Adan
OU Center
Jack Nance
EC Education
Gordon Melson
Melson
Leon Crowley
Oklahoma City
Harding Junior Wie
Consultative Center
Freddie Cud Jo
Curtis Glasso
Hart Homemakers Have July Meeting
The Hart Extension Homemakers Group met at the Lightning Ridge Church for their July gathering with Mrs. Marjorie Soulee presiding Sue led the group in absence of the secretary and members shared low calorie desserts Miss May Johnson led the program and devotional using II Peter 1 1 14 Her lesson titled food and Your Weight was presented by Miss Johnson and Ave Alvie Griffith Angel food cake and punch were served Attendees included Mrs. Marjorie Soutee Mrs Naomi Stanfield Mrs Ben Ownbey Mrs Arno Griffith Mrs Simon Young Elaine and Clay and Miss May Johnson The group will meet in August with Mrs Simon Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Extension Homemakers
Lightning Ridge
Marjorie Soulee
Sue
May Johnson
Simon Young
Miss Johnson
Ave. Alvie Griffith
Marjorie Soutee
Naomi Stanfield
Ben Ownbey
Arno Grllith
Elaine and
Clay
Visitors and family ties span Ada and California links
A dense column lists numerous Ada residents and relatives visiting from Beale California Charlottesville Virginia Stonewall and Richmond among others. The notes cover Wednesday to Sunday visits at the Patton and Daniel households with travel to Oklahoma City Wintersmith Park Ardmore and Cole Man for baseball and stockcar events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgt
Lipsydow
Daniel
Tracy
David
Beale
Calif
T. P(buck
T. P. Daniel
Lloyd Daniel
Lee Sweat
Vernon
Pickett
Jack L. Daniel
Carol
Soward
Ada
Ardmore
Bud Murphy
Frankie Murphy
Hush Springs
Daniels
Wintersmith Park
Clara
Jack
Dora Daniel
Homer Barnes
Stonewall
Joe Daniel
Vickie
Valerie
Mickey Lew
Vaughan
Lea Ann
Charlottesville
Tess Wilson
Richmond
Jack Daniel
Carol Soward
Clara Kennedy
Lea Ann Sweat
John Daniel
Lloyd Dan Tracy
John Daniels
Gay Chilcoat
Albuquerque
Stanley Chilcoat
Glenn Ray McDonald
Sammy Townsend
Isles
John
Hatchett Leads Services as Baptist Church Seeks Pastor
The Rev Earl Hatchett, association missionary, conducted both morning and evening services at the Baptist Church Sunday. The church is without a pastor after the Rev James Wiginton and his family moved to Durant. Wiginton has gone to Laigo for six months to work, and Mrs Ida Abbott is home from the hospital. Mrs Kay Holbart of Tecumseh is mentioned in continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Russ
Earl Hatchett
Association
Baptist Church
James Wiginton
Durant
Laigo
Ida Abbott
Kay Holbart
Tecumseh
Democrat Women Organize Drive For Membership
Pleas were made at two meetings Tuesday night for a special membership meeting on August 21 to launch Pontotoc County Democratic Women's Club, part of the county branch of the Oklahoma Federation of Democratic Women's Clubs. Mrs Gordon Melson, co chair of the county central committee, leads the effort. The Citizens State Bank hosted the session where a constitution was adopted. Committee members Edward Brooks, Larry Brawner, and Bob Garner drew up the document. State federation president Edina Mae Phelps and Third District president Nancy Phillips, both of Seminole, were slated as speakers for the August 21 kickoff at the same bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontolac County
Democratic Women's Club
Oklahoma Federation of Democrat Women's Club
Umder
Gordon Melson
Citizen’s State Bank
Edward Brooks
Larry Brawner
Bob Garner
Citizen's State Bank
Edina Mae Phelps
Junior Hereford Field Day Draws Oklahoma Breeders
Young Hereford breeders across Oklahoma gather Saturday at Winrock Farms for the Oklahoma Junior Hereford Association Field Day. Registration begins at 9 a.m with the program starting at 9:45 a.m. Keith Smith of Springer and Glen Cantril of Lone Grove lead the event with teams and individuals set to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Winrock Farms
Oklahoma Junior Hereford Association
Keith Smith
Springer
Glen Cantril
Lone Grove
National Arabian Show scheduled for Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City to host the U S National Arabian Championship Horse Show at the fairgrounds from late August to early September. The event, first in Oklahoma, is sponsored by the Oklahoma Arabian Horse Club International Arabian Horse Association and the city chamber of commerce. Tickets range 2 general 3 reserved 10 run-of-show. sales through the chamber. More than 2,500 out-of-state exhibitors and fanciers, including Wayne Newton, are expected as Oklahoma families plan a summer finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Arabian Hiorse Club
International, Arabian Horse Association
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
Skievin Tower
Oklahoma City
Oklahomans
Arte Farmlijar
Tyan Rowe
Piedmont
Ma City
Wayne Newton
Rowe
Oklahoma City Fairgrounds
Arenia
Speaks on Tax Reform Momentum in Congress
Albert tells Washington that tax reform momentum in the House makes passage likely. He notes potential increases or exemptions for taxpayers and discusses oil depletion allowances, urging compromise above 20 percent and urging Senate Finance Committee review of Oklahoma impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Albert
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Committee On Ways and Means
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Major Expansion Under Way At Telephone Co Ada
South western Bell Telephone in Ada begins a major expansion adding 2451 square feet at the headquarters and new automated equipment. Western Electric crews led by Charles Brewer install gear aiming for mid January completion. The project cost around 500000 with 340000 for new equipment and installation. The upgrade brings direct distance dialing to rural Ada customers and satellites, introduces touch tone service, and adds the 489 prefix for about 12000 more lines by early next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Ada
Western Electric
Charles Brewer
St. Louis
Brewer
Bert Roberts
Roberts
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Larry Minchey
Ken Lance
Minchey
Texoma Radeo Co
Hart Homemakers
Frisco
Mrs
Simon Patton
Maud Vernon
Riverside
Cather Floyd
J. M. Vernon
Maud Lef
California
Lloyd Danial
Shula Sweat
Shirley Daniel
Jack West
Vance Minor
Jack Wests
Saturne
Daisy
W. G. Barnes
Grover Barnes
Ben Morgan
Eva Jean Smith
Shelia
Seminole
John Daniel J
Johanne Daniel
Billy Wayne Scott
Jennifer
Jeff
San Antonio
Tex
Scott
Coy Byrd
Autholene Scribner
Wayne
Roger
Lisa
Scribner
John Laxton
L. A. Williams
Clarita
A. B. King
Rhonda Turner
Sharolyn
Virgil Johnson
Antholene Scribner
Jim
Delores Marshall
Virgil Johnsons
Gary and
Tonya McCarty
Wendell Price
Kim
Leslie Jackson
Tupelo
McAlester
Joe Mitchell
Morgan Wells
Clarence Odom
Dewe Smith
J. C. Treas
Ahloso
Oscar Chappell
Donnie
Dawe Smiths
Aaron Grey
Grier Brooks
Smiths
Dawe Smith
Greer Brooks
Dave Smith
Jack Barnes
Houston Wells
Wells
Andy James
Chris (Wells) Williams
Johnna
Dohnna
R. ¥. Brady
Lewis Brady
Land
Shawnee
H. B
Hank) Brady
Jesse
Johnnie Danie
Jahmine Daniel
Dobhnpa
Brady
Stonewa
Mick Scott
Union Alley
T. P. Daniels
Lloyd Daniels
M. Sgt
Veneta Felkins
Perry
Don Griffin
Oxnard
Jerry
Mrs. Griffin
Rosa Felkins
Democrat
Drive
State Federation
Mirs
Nancy Phillips
Seminols
Hereford
U. S
Albert
Telephone Co
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