Volunteers to be honored at Friday luncheon
Volunteers who helped with the recent drive will be honored at the Friday Forum luncheon at noon in the Hotel Lawtonian ballroom. Plaques will be presented to outstanding contributors. A new board of directors will be elected after the luncheon. The Gentry Singers of Eisenhower High School will provide entertainment. The luncheon, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, costs $2.85 per person.
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ED Way
Lawtonian
Gentry Singers
Eisenhower High School
Chamber of Commerce
Kiowa Group States Dance at Tia-Piah Park
The Kiowa War Mothers of Carnegie sponsor a 7 p.m. benefit dance at Tia-Piah Park eight miles north of Lawton. Gourd dancing precedes War Mothers songs and social dancing. Principals include Edgar Mone tathchi Elgin master of ceremonies Nelson Bigbow head singer Nona Naomi head lady dancer Dewey Tso netkey head gourd dancer and Byrum Geimosaddle little boy feather dancer, all of Carnegie. Club members are asked to bring two grocery items for the basket.
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Kiowa War Mothers of Carnegie
Tia-Piah Park
Lawton
War Mothers
Edgar Monetathchi
Elgin
Nelson Bigbow
Nona Naomi
Dewey Tsonetkey
Byrum Geimosaddle
Little Boy
Carnegie
al Baras
Pat Theahkie Murrow
John David Wahnee
Millard Clark
Barbara Monoessy
Carl Tahah
Jack Codopony
K. D. Edwards
George W. Smith
Jamie Lee Franklin
Textbook Exchange Program Set Here
Cameron University hosts a spring night session textbook exchange for veterans service personnel and dependents at the USC building 201 SW Fourth. Sessions run Sunday 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 8 30 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. and Tuesday 8 30 p.m. to 9 30 p.m. Gayle Coyle director of veterans affairs says contact Calvin Crawford at 357 5851 for more information.
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Cameron University
USC
Gayle Coyle
Cameron
Calvin Crawford
Alumni Group Sets Anadarko Powwow
Riverside Indian School Alumni Association will sponsor a benefit powwow at 6 p.m. Saturday in the Riverside Indian School gym Anadarko. Sammy White of Oklahoma City will be master of ceremonies. Gourd war and reed dancing will be featured. All former graduates residents and employees are invited to attend.
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Riverside Indian School Alumni Association
Riverside Indian School
Anadarko
Sammy White
Oklahoma City
Benefit Powwow Slated By Fort Sill School
The Fort Sill Indian School senior class sponsors a public benefit pow wow at 6 30 p m Friday March 21 in the school gym. Masters of ceremony and head dancers include Edgar Mone tathchi Richard Hernasy Carla Harjo Gene June Love and Char lene Old Horn with Billy Horse as head singer.
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Fort Sill
Richard Hernasy
Carla Harjo
Gene
June Love
Charlene Old Horn
Billy Horse
Horse Auction Lingo and The Steal Moral
A humorous guide to horse trading slang from Western Horseman notes that auction terms reveal meaning behind phrases such as spirited and sound as a dollar. The piece recalls Millard Coody and Papa Jack Howenstine in the Wichita Mountains, ending with the caution to know who is stealing before you take a steal.
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Millard Coody
Dick Spencer III
Spencer
Marty Wood
Larry Mahan
Papa Jack Howenstine
Cache
Papa Jack
Powwow to Benefit Lawton Center at Fort Sill Gym
Southern Plains Inter Tribal Center of Lawton hosts a 7 p m pow wow Saturday at Fort Sill Indian School Gym. Admission is free with proceeds aiding office supplies for Oklahomans for Indian Opportunity. Comanche Little Ponies lead gourd dance. open drum portion invites all dance clubs.
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Southern Plains Inter- Tribal Center
Lawton
Fort Sill
Comanche Little Ponies Warrior Society
A Plains
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Cache Road
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