Report of 67th anniversary celebrated by this Ardmore chapter. Mrs. Clyde Fraser, one of two living charter members, was honored. Other members in attendance are named. Newspaper article, original

Page from Shrine Rodeo program. Biography of Mr. Goddard, including his pioneer oil business and later interests in Southern Okla. 1 page

Column reports on publication of "Adventures in Education", written by Dr. Charles Evans and edited by Dr. B. B. Chapman. Biographical information is reported on Dr. Evans. Photo with the article shows Emmett Hudgens, pricipal of Charles Evans Elem. School in Ardmore, and Dr. Reba Collins, of Central State College, receiving copies of the book from Chapman. newspaper article, original, one photocopy

Two brochures from Cherokee, North Carolina. Oconaluftee Indian Village, at Cherokee, North Carolina, and "Unto These Hills" drama performed there are described in these brochures. 2 pamphlets, 1 page each

Story reporting the leadership in education and cultureal advancement of their tribe. The education system available in 1851, the alphabet by Sequoyah, Cherokee governmental leaders, the Cherokee Capitol building, and the "eternal flame" brough along the "Trial of Tears" are part of the article. newspaper article, 2 parts, original 1 page, typed, original gift-Mrs. Lee Dixon Sun Valley, CA

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.

Column concerns report of the first annual Chickasaw Festival held at Tishomingo. Dignitaries attending and view of the festival is included in the report. Newspaper article, original

Report of Chickasaw Indian Festival planned for Tishimingo on July 3, 1971. Events for the celebration are mentioned. Newspaper article

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Some articles mention: Two football wins, over Murray S.A.C. and Wynnewood, first girls basketball game, photograph of boys football team with statistics so far, report on Halloween social, mention that the team are "Tigers", and personal column. Many advertisements from local merchants.

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Some articles mention: Loss of first football game of the season to Ardmore, 12-0, win of second game over Wynnewood, 26-6, a candy pulling party, several items of school interest, and report on other athletic teams. Many advertisements from local merchants.

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Articles mention: Revival being held by Rev. D. V. York, tie football game with Sulphur School for Deaf, travel by wagon to a singing convention, school senate reports, Eureka Literary Society meeting, and athletic reports. Many advertisements from local merchants.

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Some articles mention: Prof. A. R. Miller as new dean of the school, athletic organization, descriptive articles concerning Ardmore, "The Boy Problem", first meeting of the student body, and personal items. Many advertisements from local merchants included.

Newspaper published at Hargrove College, Ardmore, Okla. Some articles mention: Football season to open Sept. 28th, literary society organized, information on town of Ardmore, election of student body officers, orchestra and chorus organized, personal items, and "Education, Why?". Many advertisements from local merchants.

Two photographs of early company employees in service vehicles. John Ball and James R. Britton are identified in the photographs. newspaper photographs from Dai1y Ardmorei te

Plans for meeting of the Chisholm Trail Historical Museum Association are reported. Newspaper article, original

Column contains Christmas message from Mac McGalliard and what the season means to him. Newspaper article, original, 2 copies

Column contains continuation of Christmas message from Mac McGalliard. Newspaper article, original, 2 copies

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

Column concerns meeting of the Oklahoma Municipal League at Lake Murray Lodge. Officials from 13 towns and cities in the area come to discuss need for more recognition for their needs in political circles. Newspaper article, original

Column concerns the death of city commissioner Ted Berryhill and appreciation for his service to the city of Ardmore is expressed. Commission planned to appoint an addition to the council to maintain a quorum. Newspaper article, original

Column concerns the Ardmore Department of Industrial Development and director Jack Smith. Mention is made that Ardmore is the only town in Oklahoma of its size with a city department of this type. Newspaper article, original

Column concerns proposals Ardmore city commissioners to employ a full-time industrial representative to promote the city in regard to industrial and economic projects. Outline of the job possibilities and expected expenses to obtain this position are reported. newspaper article, original

Report that Mr. Taylor had been named as Sportsman of the Year by the Oklahoma Field Trial organization. Mr. Taylor was known to dog fanciers as "Mr. Field Trial".

Column includes: Attendance by Ardmore city manager, Jack Smith, at the International City Managers' Assoc. meeting in Chicago, Ill. Report of one more flag that flew over Oklahoma, in addition to the 14 previously reported. A 46-star U.S. flag was in use from 1907 to c1912. Mentioned also are pioneers R. B. Arthur and G. W. Fitts, both of Love County, and that they could provide historical information on the area. newspaper article, original, 2 copies