Notice of Sheriff's Sale in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma sheriff announces sale of property under a foreclosure suit led by The South Side Trust & Savings Bank against Clarence McMillan and others. The described lands in Ada are offered September 27 1935 to satisfy $8602.59 plus interest and fees with Gypsy Oil Company lease interests. additional sale of Lot 13 14 Block 100 Ada to pay $1488.36 plus interest and costs on September 30 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
South Side Trust & Savings Bank
Clarence McMillan
Rollow Wardware Company
W. H. Rollow
W. E. Rollow
W. C. Rollow
R. c. Jeter
Sere Oi Company
B. ©. Bottoms
Pontotgt
Ada
Gypsy Oil Company
Clyde Kaiser
Claude Sturdivant
District Court of
H. A. Bonifield
John R. Osborn
Rhoda Osborn
Tichie Alsman
Sale of land mortgage to satisfy 1934 judgment
Parcel in Pontotoc county Oklahoma described as 80 acres with mineral rights, offered for sale first to cover taxes and judgment of 1,942.55 plus interest, fees, and costs. If insufficient, sale to proceed free of liens for taxes and other claims, under court order from Pontotoc County. Includes defendants and intervenor estate administrator L K Hays and R L Hays as administrator. Judgment dated November 13 1934 with 10 percent interest from January 16 1932 and attorney fees 180 plus costs 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Maye
W. PD. Hays
R. I. Hays
L. K. Hays
Mays
W. J. Hays
R. T. Hays
I. B. Hays
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
District Court
Said County
Aetna Life Insurance Comany
Dyer
Ronnie Dyer
Ll. FE. Hays
Wr. la Hays
Kate Hays
W. D. Hays
W. C. Rollow
W. H. Rollow
W. E. Rollew
R. Co. Jeter
Rollow Hardware Company
W. RR. Jarrett
Magnolia Petroleyum
Clyde Kaiser
Peoatotoc County
Jane Sturdivant
Harrell & Kerr Oe Miley
Hoffman
Williams France & Johnson
Publication notice for tax deed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma
Leo G. Mann agent for Allen Street Administrator with will annexed of E. S. Hallock seeks service by publication for Tax Sale Certificate No. 2451 covering Lot 7 Section 5 Township 8 Range 5 Pontotoc County. Owners Limpia Royalties Trust and individual trustees Buck absent from state. sheriff cannot locate them. Affidavit sworn September 1935 before Leona Klopfenstein Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limpia
W. E. Templeman
N. E. Templeman
Burnett Cross
Sam TF. Means
Cross DD. Payton
Oklahoma
Leo G. Mann
Leona Klopfenstein
State of Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
W. EE. Templeman
Burnett Goss
Sam FF. Means
Cross PD. Payton
Allen Street
E. S. Hallock
Notice of Tax Sale Certificate Redemption in Pontotoc County
Allen Street administrator with the will annexed of E S Hallock deceased declares ownership of a Pontotoc County tax sale certificate issued November 1928 for described lands. Redemption must occur within 60 days from first publication or a tax deed will be issued to Allen Street. 9-12-3tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Street
Hallock
Oklahoma Homestead Tax Exemption Amendment Explained
Ballot title outlines a proposed constitutional change to exempt all homesteads from ad valorem taxes by the legislature for at least twenty years, with possible increases but no decreases to the exemption. It excludes preexisting assessments and obligations. The ballot asks, "Shall the amendment be adopted?" and shows how to vote Yes or No.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Shails
Commissioners of the Land Office
Oklahoma ad valorem tax exemption for homesteads amendment
The ballot asks voters if they approve a proposed constitutional amendment adding section 6 A to exempt homesteads from ad valorem taxes up to fifteen hundred dollars as fixed by the Legislature. It preserves levies for schools and existing obligations and does not apply to special assessments.
Guardian appointment notice for Pontotoc County judge
Guardian appointment notice dated August 27 1935 for Pontotoc County with F G Green Ada as attorney for guardian. John Boyce McKeen identified as county judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyce McKeen
Pontotoc
Filete
F. Green
Ada
Guardian
Ada Budget Trims County Funds in Excise Board Action
Ada budget decisions show the Ada excise board approving the Ada city budget and Pontotoc county allocations while trimming overall county expenditures due to short income. The board, led by Boswell Collins and Pegg, adjusted department allotments and planned a new 15 mill ad valorem split among county, school District 19 and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Excise Board
State Equalization Board
C. Boswell
J. H. Collins
Will Pegg
Pontotoc County
Ada
Trim County
General
Excise Board
Board of County Commissioners
Ada News Birth Announces O'Neal Son in Blackwell
Word reaches Ada of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Marion O Neal of Blackwell. The infant weighed seven and three fourths pounds. Mrs. O Neal is known locally as Miss Jewell Sirley. Also noted: Dr C B Smith and family visiting Milton Keating’s daughter in Ada. Smith described as an old time doctor and company physician for Choctaw Lumber at Pine Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Marion O'Neal
Blackwell
C. B. Smith
Floyd Keylor Visits Allen Parents
Floyd Keylor of Allen is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Co J Keylor at 12 East Twelfth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Keylor
Allen
Co. J. Keylor
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish to Teach in Okmulgee Schools
Miss Elizabeth Wimbish will leave Ada Saturday to teach in the Okmulgee schools. She has been staying with her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wimbishi at 209 North Hope during the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Wimbish
Ada
Robert Wimbishi
North Hope
Okmulgee
Mrs Speights Eppler Visits Maud Parents
Mrs Speights Eppler returned Thursday evening from Maud where she spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Blacknall.
Orville Snead Returns From Memphis Vacation
Orville Snead arrived Friday morning after a ten day vacation with relatives and friends in Memphis Tennessee. He also visited other points in Tennessee and Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Snead
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Mississippi
Wallings of Sasakwa Visit Ada For Friday Outing
Mr and Mrs D F Walling of Sasakwa were in Ada Friday morning visiting friends and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Walling of
Sasakwa
Ada
Adams County farmer showcases large Delicious apples
R. F. Smith of two miles north of Ada displays his best Delicious apples this season. He brought three apples into town Friday weighing more than two pounds in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Smith
Ada
Mrs West Improving After Operation
Mrs. M. F. West is reported on the road to recovery after surgery on Thursday. Her daughter Mrs. Dick Schwab of Houston is with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. West
Dick Schwab
Houston
Shaw Family Returns From Dallas Trip
Mr and Mrs J L Shaw and their small son return from Dallas where they spent the summer. Mr Shaw studied aviation at Love Field and flew from Dallas to Ada. His brother Charles Shaw, who had been visiting, went back with them by motor along with Mrs Shaw and the baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Shaw
Dallas
Mr. Shaw
Lovefield
Ada
Charles Shaw
Catheys of Hickory Welcome Son Amon William
Mr and Mrs Amon Cathey of Hickory announce the birth of a son in a local clinic Thursday morning. The baby has been named Amon William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon Cathey
Hickory
Amon William
Mrs John Drennan Undergoes Major Operation
Mrs. John Drennan of Stonewall underwent a major operation at a local clinic on Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drennan
Stonewall
Mrs R O Meents Leaves Ada for Tucson Visit
Mrs R O Meents and her children with A B Griffith depart Ada for Tucson Ariz where Mr Meents and the children will spend the winter in the Griffith home.
Whitaker takes geophysical survey post in El Campo
William L. Whitaker has moved to El Campo Texas to join a geophysical survey team and begin a new position. The move marks a career step in geophysics with the Field survey organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Whitaker
el Campo
Texas
The
Geophysical Survey
Baby Glenda Pauline Born to Mrs Burns in City Area
A daughter named Glenda Pauline was born on Thursday September 5 to Mrs. Glen Burns wife of the late Glen Burns. The mother and baby are at the grandparents home Mr and Mrs B B Burns north of the city and both are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burns
Glenda Pauline
Luther Edge Returns From Neosho August Visit
Luther Edge, an instructor at East Central State Teachers College, returned from a one month stay in Neosho Missouri during August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Edge
Neosho
Missouri
Mr. Edge
East Central State Teachers College
Miss Gertrude Montgomery Returns From Texas Visit
Miss Gertrude Montgomery, an instructor at East Central State Teachers college, returned from Whitewright and other Texas locales after spending August with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Montgomery
Whitewright
Texas
Miss Montgomery
East Central State Teachers College
Miss Helen Meaders Leaves Vaness Teaching Post
Miss Helen Meaders, who has been teaching at Vaness, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ... in an announcement noting her plans and family presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Meaders
Vaness
Ada
Miss Kate Knight Visits Northern Colleague Homes
Professor Kate K Knight of the college returned from a monthlong visit to the Harris family in Saginaw Michigan. She also called on Dr and Mrs W H Cox former first manual training teacher in Last Central and Dailey Bobbitt family. Dr Cox lives in Betroit and Bobbitt in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate K. Knight
Marshall Harris
Saginaw
Michigan
North
W. H. Cox
Last Central
Dailey Bobbitt
Dr. Cox
Betruit
Bobbitt
Buffalo
Miss Carolyn Hightower Enrolls at West Central State Teachers
Miss Carolyn Hightower of Cen trahoma enrolled Monday at West Central State Teachers' College for the fall term of school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Hightower
Centrahoma
West Central State Teachers’ College
Ada trio to teach in Phoenix schools this fall
Miss Edith Chapman Miss Clyde Kitchens and Miss Gladys Ward will depart Ada Tuesday for Phoenix Arizona where they will join the city schools as teachers after spending the summer with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chapman
Clyde Kitchens
Gladys Ward
Ada
Phoenix
Ariz
Mrs. Ewing of Hickory Visits Ada Relative
Mrs. John Ewing of Hickory spent the week end in Ada with her sister Mrs. Charles Long at 607 West Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ewing
Hickory
Ada
Charles Long
West Main
Miss Mary Almy Guest of Miss Helen Meaders in Ada
Miss Mary Almy a teacher at Vaness spent the weekend in Ada as a guest of Miss Helen Meaders of 521 South Broadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Almy
Vaness
Ada
Helen Meaders
South Broadway
Norris Returns to Roswell After Ada Summer
Tom Norris returns to Roswell New Mexico to resume studies at the New Mexico Military Academy after spending the summer in Ada with his parents Mr and Mrs P A Norris of Goose Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Norris
Roswell
N. M
New Mexico Military Academy
Ada
P. A. Norris
Goose Hill
Ada Welcomes Mary Sue Brock For Winter at East Central
Miss Mary Sue Brock of near Dallas arrives in Ada to spend the winter and attend East Central. Miss Josephine George returns from Honey Crove Texas where she was a guest of friends the past two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Brock
Dallas
Tex
Ada
East Central
Josephine George
Honey Crove
Texas
Miss Ruth Ada Gee Leaves Ada Visit for Hugo
Miss Ruth Ada Gee departs Ada after a two week visit with her sister Mrs. Robert J. Wimbish at 115 West Twenty-Second, en route to her home in Hugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ada Gee
Hugo
Ada
Robert J. Wimbish
West Twenty-Second
Miss Selma Cody To Attend Baylor College
Miss Selma Cody of Centrahoma and former East Central student visited Ada on Monday. She will leave this week for Belton Texas to enter Baylor College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Cody
Centrahoma
East Central
Ada
Belton
Texas
Baylor College
Mr and Mrs Wilson Visit Ada From Fayetteville Arkansas
Mr and Mrs B H Wilson of Fayetteville Arkansas arrived in Ada on Monday for a several days visit while Mr Wilson attends to business interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Wilson
Fayetteville
Arkansas
Ada
Mr. Wilson
Ada visit features Austin sisters and son
Mr and Mrs J D Austin and their son Dale of Poteau Oklahoma stay several days in Ada at the home of Miss Fred Andrews a local attorney. Andrews and Mrs Austin are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Austin
Dale
Poteau
Okla
Ada
Fred Andrews
Miss Andrews
Mrs. Austin
Mr and Mrs Anderson Return From Corpus Christi Visit
Mr and Mrs David Anderson returned Tuesday from Corpus Christi Texas where they visited for several days as guests of local friends and hosted by relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
Corpus Christi
Texas
Ada Visitors Include Bebee and Allen Families
Mrs John DaVault of Bebee visited Ada Tuesday to see friends and shop. Mr and Mrs J G Simmons and family of Allen visited Ada Tuesday as guests of Mrs Simmons sister, Mrs Mike Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DaVault
Bebee
Ada
J. G. Simmons
Allen
Guess
Simmons
Mike Mount
Mr. Simmons
Gann Couple Welcome Son Stephen Norris Gann
Mr and Mrs W M Gann announce the birth of a son on Monday at 729 W Nineteenth He is named Stephen Stephen Norris Gann Mrs Carmen Kite of Lawrence is reported recovered from a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Gann
Stephen Stephen Norris Gann
Carmen Kite
Lawrence
Wallace family enjoys Southern California surroundings
Professor A. M. Wallace of East Central College faculty reports happiness with his new environment in southern California. He is pursuing special graduate work at the University of Los Angeles. Mrs Alta Binn Allen of Vinita plans a several day stay in Adu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Wallace
Southern
California
Wallace
East Central College
University of Los Angeles
Alta Binn Allen
Vinita
Adu
Hayes 91 Dies at Stratford Home
Albert P. Hayes died at his daughter Mrs. G W Lamb’s Stratford home. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM at McGee school house with burial in McGee cemetery. He is survived by Mrs. Lamb and a second daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert P. Hayes
G. W. Lamb
Stratford
McGee School House
McGee Cemetery
Mr. Hayes
Lamb
Youth Ray Timmons Dies at 16 in Ada Funeral Held
Ray Timmons aged 16 died Saturday. Funeral services were conducted Monday at 2 p.m. at Criswell's funeral chapel with Rev. Milo Arbuckle presiding. Burial followed in Rosedale cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Timmons two brothers Lee and Robert and two sisters Delia and Ruby all of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Timmons
Criswell
Milo Arbuckle
Rosedale Cemetery
A. L. Timmons
Lee
Robert
Delia
Ruby
Ada
Charles Hayden Windsor Dies at 40 in Appleby Texas
Charles Hayden Windsor aged 40 of Appleby Texas died Sunday at a local hospital. The body was shipped to Appleby Monday for interment with Criswell's funeral home in charge. His widow survives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hayden Windsor
Appleby
Texas
Criswell
Death of E. H. Deardurf at Ada
E. H. Deardurf age 60 died Sunday at home 715 West Nineteenth. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 a.m. Rev. L. W. Cronin officiated. Burial at Rose Dale cemetery Criswell's funeral home in charge. Survived by widow a daughter Mrs. Clarence L. Denham Ada two sons John L. and Bernard L. Ada a brother a half sister Vera E. Deardarff Goocland Ind and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Cronin
Rosedale Cemetery
Criswell
Mr. Deardurff
Clarence L. Denham
Ada
John L
Bernard L
Vera E. Deardarff
Goocland
Ind
Fr. M. Smith 86 Dies Near Konawa
Fr. M. Smith, age 86, died at his home near Konawa on Tuesday. Funeral services were held at Criswell Funeral Home chapel Tuesday at 3:00 PM with Rev. Teague officiating. Interment followed at Memorial Park Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. M. Smith
Konawa
Criswell Funeral Home
Teague
Memorial Park Cemetery
Death of Dave Reynolds in Pontotoc County Ada
Dave Reynolds age 78 longtime Pontotoc County resident died Tuesday morning at his home nine miles west of Ada. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Lightning Ridge cemetery with Rev. Holland of Ross officiating, Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by widow Mary Reynolds and three daughters Lula Simpson of Durant, Burl Coffee and Grace Hooser of Ada route 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Reynolds
Pontotoc County
Ada
Lightning Ridge Cemetery
Rev. Holland
Ross
Keith
Mary Reynolds
Lula Simpson
Durant
Burl Coffee
Grace Hooser
Route 1
Community Notes From Ada and Nearby Towns
Local social mentions include Mrs. Mirs Knapp hosting Labor Day with G M Folger in Ada area. families Bryant Laird McAfee and Bowen clan visiting relatives in Roff Kingston and Oklahoma City. Students Juanita Leeper and Edith Lee return to Haskell Institute and public schools see record attendance while local staff reshapes home economics and table services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirs Knapp
Oklahoma City
Labor Day
G. M. Folger
Clifford
Lloyd Bryant
Laird
Kingston
J. A. Bryant
Thos McAfee
Ada
Alice van Buskirk
Carl McAfee
Wewoka
L. C. Mc Lung
Juanita Leeper
Kansas
Indian College
Haskell Institute
N. C. Bowen
Roff
Fell Hardin
Lahoma
Dallas
Cleo Clark
Ralph Clark
Cleo
Fenty Drug Company
Cklahoma City
Monroe Denman
J. L. Brame
Seminole
Mable Clark
Margaret Winther
Winther
Rosf Public Schools
Edith M. Lee
Douglas
Pontotoc County Oil Field Happenings and Upcoming Hearing
In Pontotoc County oil activity centers on the Bromide sands in the John Fitts field with acidizing results showing potential of 3 411 barrels daily at Amerada No 2 Smith and 3 461 at Masnolt No 4 Simpson. A Friday Oklahoma City hearing will decide if basal McLish drilling uses the Bromide oil string, impacting future twin-well development and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Corporation Commission
E. H. Moore
Fitts
Oil field activity in Jesse area shows promising new wells
In the John Fitts field region operators report several notable developments. The W A Delaney Jr and others No 1 Fox in Jesse townsite is slated west of the Lynch Thompson well, with Hunton lime shows nearby and a potential big development noted at Continental No 1 McCarthy. Nearby, Carter et al No 1 John Thompson in Coal county was drilling deep into Mayes lime, drawing investor attention. Pipe has been set on edge wells east of the Fitts field as Brmide sand tests proceed. New completions include Magnolia No 4 Simpson and Amerada No 2 Smith with potential over 3400 barrels daily, while Hudspeth tests southeast yield fresh water and oil in the Bromide zone before deeper work resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Fitts
Centrahoma
Thompson
McCarthy
Jesse
W. A. Delaney Jr
Fox
Jesse Townsite
Lynch Et al
Hunton
Viola
John Fitts
Carter Et al
John Thompson
Carter
George Smith
Viola Lime
Magnolia
Pontotoc County
Delaney
Fitts Field
Lynch
Halliburton
Crosbie
A. J. Harden
J. Lewis
Harry Blackstock
Schauers
Fils
Mitchell
Amerada No
Norris
Ada
McBride Je
Coplen
Wildcat
Continental wildcat near Jesse shows potential in Bromide sand
Recent drilling south of Jesse reports the No. 1 McCarthy in 12-1-7 topping Viola lime at 3,920 feet and running pipe. Findings align with Fitts field prospects, suggesting possible production from the Bromide sand. Nearby wells in the area report varied results as exploration continues toward Hunton lime production.
Local folks share visits and gatherings in community notes
Beatrice Collins received a surprise party hosted by Wilson Phillips and others. Several residents spent nights with relatives in Ada Shawnee and Oklahoma City as visitors and family ties are listed. Weather-related church services saw lower attendance due to muddy roads and rains.
Revival Meeting Opens At Oakman Church
Bro. Biull Dryden leads a revival at the Oakman church inviting all. The text lists numerous families visiting and spending time with relatives and friends including Coventon Eppler Crawford and McDonald households. Social gatherings feature music tap dancing and waltzing with happy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakman
Biull Dryden
Churc
Jess Berryman
Mary Lee Caton
Earl Revels
Stonewall
Martin Ridenour
Elva Crawford
E. B. Crawford
Wayne Putman
Euell Eppler
Norma Lee Coventon
Ada
Wynenna Coventon
Melba Les Eppler
Zellma Carter
Curtis Foster
Aston Braham
Howard Blish
Annie Dell
Ernett Walling
Grace Bryant
Pauline Laughlin
Happy Land
Magdalene Eppler
Henry Maxwell
Neal McDonald
Herman Crawford
Ritha Lee
June Simpkins
Norma Jean Carter
Roosevelt
Thelma Houchens
Clinton Rose
Eulah Simpson
Hazel Lillard
Houston Foster
Colbert
Signatures on old age petition invalid
Oklahoma City September 11 Secretary of State Up Frank C. Carter said about 5 000 signatures were rejected at the first hearing on the old age pension petition while 7 000 were declared valid yesterday To prove insufficiency about 90 000 more signatures would need rejection Gov Marland said the petition should be certified by Saturday for the September 24 special election ballot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Frank C. Carter
Marland
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Undersheriff. Co
Plaintiff
rosTroToc County
Artna Life Insurance Company
Dawes Dyer
Shebrefe
Section Nine
Indian Meridian
Majanita JO Sloan
County of
Pontetoc
Toyrt
Ida
Majanita
Pontetec
Oklaahoma
Southside
Hugh Stevenson
J. F. Mereel
Apfpidavtipt
Shalit
E. J. Baird
W. S. Lawson
Baird
Lawson
County
District 19
F. W. Meaders
Haskell Floyd
Seminole County
A. T. Keltner
Sara Lee
J. T. Grigsby
Jimmie
Hot Springs
Ark
Albert Hayes
E. H. Deardurff
E. H. Deardurf
W. Nineteenth
M. Smith
Dayle Reynolds
Vanoss
Beatrice Collins
Wilson Philips
Anna Belle
Chris Berger
Mary
Harry
Troutman
Archey
Melvin Soloman
Sibyl Troutman
Vermell Roundtree
Beatrice Hammonds
Mattie Roundtree
Anna Belle Berger
Bessie McGehee
Nora King
Hart
Jessie McNair
Violet Nelson
Wilson Phillips
Ray Bradley
Robert Brice
Christene Berger
Kenneth McAnally
J. B. Bales
S. M. Collins
West
Irvin
Casey Jones
Adella Jones
C. L. Berger
Yetta
Marene
Calvin
Wilma
Sandy King
Shawnee
Eales Jones
Roy Childres
C. C. Childres
E. J. Farley
J. B. Sales
Bying
J. J. Shaw
R. M. Bradley
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