Column concerns Christmas music enjoyed at recent service at the First Methodist Church in Ardmore. Mrs. Sam Talkington, Mrs. Meredith Rawlins, Dr. Edwin Parker and Rev. John Kapp are mentioned as providing the inspirational service. Newspaper article, original

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Some articles mention: story of visit to the West Oklahoma Annual Conference by Re. W. H. Martin, the college president, and fund raising efforts, the first inter-society basketball game, controversy over two Hargrove boys playing with Ardmore High football team in game against Norman High, Music recital, and personal column. (Photo of Pres. W. H. Martin) Many advertisements from local merchants.

Philharmonic Club, Ardmore. History of musical heritage in early Ardmore and founding of the Philharmonic Club on Oct. 22, 1913.

"Berger, Mahan On Program", "McLean, Mahan Win At Edmonton" newspaper article, full page, both sides

Advertisement for the 9th Annual Ardmore Shrine Club Rodeo featuring entertainment by Bobby Vinton. Newspaper article, original

Story of entertainer Jan Levy and her performance for the 1971 Shrine Rodeo in Ardmore newspaper article, original

Story that Bobby Vinton would be the star of the 1970 Shrine Rodeo in Ardmore newspaper article, original

Bicentennial issue of this magazine, published by the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, Washington, D.C. History of disabled Americans from colonial times to post World War II is included.

Booklet published for the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce, 1973. Information concerning recreational, historical industrial and educational aspects of the town. Mentioned also is the naming of Ardmore as an 'All America City' in 1971. Many photos of the town and advertisements from local businesses. 32 pages, paperbound, original

Plans discussed for improvement and expansion of the Tucker Tower Museum. State and local officials involved are mentioned. Photo shows Robert Breeden, Tye Bledsoe and Don Burkholder. Newspaper article, original, 2 copies

Visit by Mac McGalliard with Williams, former piano player with the "Line Riders" group. Newspaper article, original, photo of Williams

Story of rise to entertainment fame by the Arizon native Rex Allen. Newspaper article, original

Ardmore Birthday Celebration, 1968. Plans for the upcoming celebration are noted along with photo of the 700 Ranch House. Newspaper article, original

Story of Okemah, Ok., native who became known world wide for his folk songs. Newspaper article, original

Story of losers in Oklahoma politics. Mentioned are: William H. Alexander, William Coe, Bill Murray, Gomer Smith, Frank Buttram, Bill Atkinson, J.D. McCarthy, Raymond Gary, Preston Moore and Bud Wilkinson. Newspaper article, original

Story told by P. V. Rabb, formerly of Wynnewood, of events recalled in June 1890 on camping trip to Sulphur Spring. Mentioned are: road that began near Texoma Dam and ran past Pavillion Springs, old Froman ranch house, local resident named Fry, first built by Chidister & Swinford, hotel built, Col. Sneed, Indian Territory Bankers Assoc., bankers: J. B. Dabbs, Frank Craig, Clay Webster, R. O. Weems and E. E. White. newspaper article, original

Report on opening night of the 1971 rodeo. Winners in the events of the first night are announced. Newspaper article, original

Obituary notice for retired band and orchestra director in Ardmore. History of his musical career and educational work is included. Photo of Mr. Lowenstein is with the article. Newspaper article, original

Bedford Bulletin-Democrat, Bedford, Virginia, March 9, 1967, by Kenneth E. Crouch. Story of Mrs. Julia Carter Welch, daughter of Charles D. Carter, and her early life in Ardmore. Historical information on her father, for whom Carter County is named, is also included. Cover letter from Carl Albert, from whom the newspaper article was received. newspaper article-2 pages (1 photocopy) & letter

"Bloody Caddo" article in True West, May-June 1970. 3 pages from the magazine

Story of this award to McGalliard by the Ardmore Chamber of Commerce. Photo of McGalliard with Bob Gow is with the article. Newspaper article, original, on full page

Sept. 1932, vol. 1, no. 4. Most of this edition concerns Bloomfield Academy, the first boarding school for Chickasaw girls. The changes in location and control are covered. Many photographs of classes, buildings and activities are included in the articles.

Story of dedication of new Elmore City Post Office building. Former postmasters from 1891 are listed. In 1910 the town was named Banner, because of confusion with Elmber (in SW Okla.), then returned to the name Elmore City. Newspaper article, original

Report that approximately 300 cowboys and cowgirls were to compete in the planned 1972 Shrine Rodeo. Tommy Lucia and George Doak, rodeo clowns, are picture with the article. Newspaper article, original