"Point in State Sets Property Boundaries", Okla. Journal, Oct. 1, 1970. Information on Initial Point and its importance to the state. 2 pages, photocopied; gift-Sen. Ernest Martin, April 2, 1979

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Report on sale of the "Pages of History" book and plans for future programs included in the minutes.

"KVSO Celebrating its 35th Anniversary", Daily Ardmoreite, Carousel, Sept. 20, 1970. Story of the station, founded in 1935 by John F. Easley. Mentioned are the studio orchestra, early engineers and announcers, famous visiting performers and programs broadcasted. Photos of current employees included.

Historical Meeting Planned, April 12, 1970. Report that annual membership meeting would be held the following Monday in Ardmore to elect five new members to the board of trustees. Dr. A. M. Gibson was to be speaker at the meeting.

Daily Ardmoreite, Jan 14, 1970. Two stories : "Four City Women Winners"-Mrs. Dan McDole, Mrs. Al Shuman, Mrs. Bertha Akers and Mrs. Guy McGowan are shown. "Plume to Head Pecan Growers" - story on A. E. "Eddie" Plume, new president of the Okla. Pecan Growers Assoc. newspaper articles - full page

Story of the dedication of the Charles B. Goddard Center in Ardmore. newspaper article

Letter to Mac McGalliard, Sept. 29, 1970, from Harrell McCullough. In the letter Mr. McCullough suggests an historical marker be obtained to mark the fact that Bill Dalton was killed near Poolville, west of Ardmore. Mr. McCullough states that the leader of the posse that killed Dalton was his grandfather, U. S. Deputy Marshal S. T. Lindsey. 1 page, typed

Daily Ardmoreite, Jan. 11, 1970, by Noel Mann. Story of the upcoming Oklahoma Pecan Growers' Association meeting. Picture with the story shows Walter Gant and Hugh DeWoody, county extension agent, beside a 100 year old pecan tree. newspaper article

"Buck Garrett - Man and Legend", True West, Jan-Feb. 1970, by Louise Riotte. Story includes recollections from Ardmoreites of events involving Garrett, his work in keeping peace in early Ardmore, his wife "Ma" Garrett, returning Clar Smith Hamon to Ardmore for trial, and many accounts of his generosity and concern. It is reported he never killed a man during his years in law enforcement, but had many fights.

"Ardmore's First Cultural Activities Started in Early Years" by Mac McGalliard, Daily Ardmoreite, Jan. 4, 1970. In regard to the Goddard Center opening soon some of the past cultural events in Ardmore. Silver Coronet Band, Terpsichorean Club, Philharmonic Club, Arno Art Club, Ardmore Civic Music Assoc, Ardmore Little Theatre and the Kloski, McCoy and Robison Opera Houses are mentioned. newspaper article

Letter to Dr. Feaver from Mac McGalliard, March 12, 1970. In the letter the date of May 5, 1970 is suggested for a lecture by Dr. Feaver. Topic to be discussed is mentioned. 1 page, carbon copy

Daily Ardmoreite, Feb. 8 & 9, 1970. Reprint of story of two early Ardmore lawmen written in 1921 by Bill Krohn. Accounts of their work in the Ardmore area are told, along with many shootings. Buck Garrett came to Ardmore at the age of 19 and served as a U. S. Marshal, an Ardmore policeman and Carter County Sheriff. Bud Ballew came to Indian Territory at the age of 14 and served as deputy to Buck Garrett beginning in 1912. At the time of the article both men were living,

The New Mexican, Aug. 24, 1970. Story, with photograph, of first prize painting entered in the Southwest Indian Art competition at Sante Fe, New Mexico. newspaper article

Plans for the dedication and description of the interior of the building. Drawing showing the floor plan of the Goddard Center is included. newspaper article, 3 copies

Daily Oklahoman, Nov. 29, 1970, by Robbie Pitts. Story of Fred Beaver, Creek artist, and his wish to promote understanding of the Indian by all races. Photograph of Mr. Beaver at work is included. newspaper article - 2 copies

Column includes review of the speech made by Dr. Feaver at the Goddard Center. newspaper article

by Dick Spencer, III, The Western Horseman, Nov. 1970. Story of the activity in Medora, N. D., run by Jim Eskew, Jr. of Ardmore. He and his wife, Mary Louise, are featured in the article. 4 pages, original published material; gift-M. L. Eskew, Jan. 4, 1971

Life of Charles W. Allen, former editor of the Chadron Democrat newspaper, during the time he was correspondent assigned to cover battle between the Souix Indians and the Cavalry near Pine Ridge, South Dakota. 5 pages, magazine material

Newspaper photograph of the couple beside an airplane in preparation of a parachute jump in 1923. Dr. Evans was pathologist and X-Ray technician at the Hardy Sanitarium in Ardmore. newspaper article-Daily Ardmoreite Feb. 16, 1970

"Re-Elected" story with photograph of Third District Congressman Carl Albert after winning the Democratic nomination for re-election to Congress.

Story of the thirty artists' works that will be at the Goddard Center.newspaper article

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Newspaper column discussing Fred Beaver winning "First" at the 4th Annual Tulsa Regional Art Exhibition.