Curtain rises on Oklahoma at Kilgore College May 2 3
Kilgore College Fine Arts presents the Rodgers Hamme rstein musical Oklahoma May 2 and 3 directed by Melvin Marshall. The show stars Curly Laurey and other familiar characters with notable songs like Oh What a Beautiful Mornin and People Will Say Were in Love. Special lighting is by Knox Lamb.
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Oklahoma
Fine Arts Department
Kilgore College
Donald Green
Gilmer
Curley
Jeanne Jordan
Henderson
Laurey
KJC
Melvin Marshall
Richard Rogers
Oscar Hammerstein I
Lynn Riggs
Curly
Jud
Ado Annie
Will
Ali
Laurie
John Chapmen
N. Y
Daily News
Skidmore Ranch
Knox Lamb
GMO School Applicants Now Being Accepted
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department seeks applicants for the 24th Game Management Officers Training School at Texas A and M University College Station starting in September. After five months of training, officers will be commissioned in January and may be assigned anywhere in the state. Deadline for Austin submissions is 5 p.m. May 22.
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GMO School
Austin
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Game Management Officers Training School
Texas A & M University
College Station
Department
Long-time White Oak teacher Clyde M. Tuttle dies at 58
Funeral services for Mrs. Clyde M. Tuttle, 58, were held in Longview with Earl Craig and Rev. Bill Voss officiating. A longtime White Oak Schools teacher for 35 years, she died after a four year illness. She lived at 306 N White Oak Rd White Oak and was a Church of Christ member. Survived by Clyde her husband sister Ruth McClelland Dallas and brother Roger Vaughn Galena Park.
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Clyde M. Tuttle
Radar Funeral Chapel
Longview
Tuttle
White Oak Road
White Oak
Rosenberg
Texas
Earl Craig
Bill Voss
White Oak Cemetery
Church of Christ
First State Bank Combo To Compete In Shreveport
Glade water’s First State Bank combo will perform in the Battle of the Bands at Shreveport’s Holiday in Dixie Festival. Randy Nunnally Harvey Hanson Terry Clayton and Don Wilson make up the group with Glen Sheridan as manager. They will be bused from the area Sunday afternoon with Raymond Murray as stage manager.
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Gladewater
First State Bank
Longview
Shreveport
Califoria
Terry Clayton
Randy Nunnally
Harvey Hanson
Don Wilson
Ronnie Hill
GHS
Hersh
Glen Sheridan
Raymond Murray
East Texas
The
Glade
California
Paul Revere
Raiders
Abernathy Sees East Texas Growth At Industry Luncheon
Quentin Abernathy president of First State Bank and new East Texas Chamber of Commerce head delivered the keynote at the fourth annual Industry Appreciation luncheon in Carthage. He praised East Texas growth noting suburbs, labor, land and markets as keys to progress and described the region as a working man’s utopia with strong parks libraries schools and low juvenile delinquency. Vernon Butler introduced him and mentioned Abernathy as the youngest ETCC president in 44 years.
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Quentin Abernathy
Gladewater First State Bank
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Carthage
Abernathy
East Texas
Lone Star
First Methodist Church
Panola County Chamber of Commerce
Texas Industrial Week
Southwestern Electric Power Company
Charles Smith
Vernon Butler
Chamber of Commerce
Gladewater
America
First State Bank
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