The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 34, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 10, 1971 Page: 2 of 24
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PACE TWO—Sapulpa (Okla.) Herald. Sunday, October ID, t»71
100 Sapulpans At
STILLWATER—Included
among the record 18,655 students
enrolled on the Oklahoma State
University campus this fall are
100 from Sapulpa, 11 from
Mounds, one from Kiefer, 10 of
Kellyville and 22 from Mann
ford.
The OSU campus figure is up
178 over a year ago with men
outnumber women 11,899 to
6,756, according to Raymond
Girod, registrar.
By classes there are 4,265
Freshmen, 3,770 sophomores,
3,695 juniors, 3,936 seniors, 2,869
REVIVAL
Begins Sunday,Oct. 10
thru Oct. 24 Excluding Sat.
Featuring
"CHRIST MESSENGERS"
Rev. Donald L Thomas
and Family of Tulsa
Country Gospel Music and Preaching
7:00 Sunday Evening
7:30 P.M. Mon-Fri.
Don’t Forget our Sunday School at 9:45 a.m.
We Invite You to attend each Service. . .
You'll be thrilled with the good music and gospel preaching.
SOUTH HEIGHTS
ASSEMBLY of GOD
Rev. E.R. Roberts, Pastor
1208 S. Main
graduate students and 120
special students.
Enrolled from Kiefer is
Emilee Jo Carter. Mounds
students are Mary Leanne
Atherton, Janies Glen Beard,
Jerry Dewayne Birdsong,
Michael Leroy Christian, Billy
Gene Dye, Charles Lewis Miller,
Craig Mosquito, Ira Lynn
Mosquito, David Michael
Sivadon, Nancy Suzanne
Turinsky and Duane Wesley
Wood.
Kellyville students include
Billy Eugene Banks, Curtis Ray
Banks, Gary James Cartwright,
James Dwight Davidson,
Marsha Lou Dunbar, Elizabeth
Ann Lucas, Lafe Francis Sauls,
Mark Dwayne Staiger, Leo
Delrein Williams and Cheryl Vee
Yocham
Mann tord students are
Thomas Milton Alexander,
Ricky Lee Antle, Johnnie
Eugene Boyle, David Paul
Cooper. Sarah Ixmise Crowder,
Ralph Edward Gordon, Lydia
Ann Harvison, Roger Boyd
Ledbetter, Virginia Lee
McCrackin, Gary Michael
McGraw. James Arthur Moore,
Richard Alan Moser, James
David Phillips, Jerry Ray
Philpott, Bobby Gene Reeder,
leta Dianne Shaffer, David
Lynn Spess, Diana Kim Spess,
Kathy Janelle Spess, Steven
Edgar Spess. Melvin Howard
Wells, Paula McCrackin Young.
Attending from Sapulpa are:
Arthur Laird Atkinson, Mary
Louise Atkinson, Joe P. Aycock,
Thomas Carl Bacon, Marilyn A.
Baker, Frank M. Barnes,
William J. Barr, Darlene
Bennett, Rodney Blair, Betty
Sue Blake, Kay Boman, Ernest
Rex Bowers, Scott Bradley,
Mary Krista Brooks, Robert Lee
Bullock, Michael C. Burchett,
Betty Ann Burnett, Carla Sue
Adams Bussett, Jerry Dale
Bussett, John Iaslie Childs,
Patti Clark, Leah Cloud, Stanley
DeLong, Jon Draeger, Diane
DuBois, Kenneth W. Edmonson,
Larry Roger Elliott, Bobby
Louise Ferguson, Don Paul
Ferguson, Rufus Lee .Forrest,
Jr., Julia Ann Franklin, Phyllis
Ann Giacomo, Roger Ray
Gierhart.
And Victoria Lynn Gould,
Donald Joseph Graham, Connie
Lynne Gray, Raymond Foshee
Grey, Robert Donald Hanna,
Robert G. Hardgrove, James
Michael Harris, Wayne A.
Hawkins, Richard E. Hermes,
Jr., Philip M. Hershberger,
Daryl D. Howard, Frank W.
Hulnik, Eddie R. Humphrey,
George J. Hupman, Michael Van
James, David Wayne Jameson,
Boyd Edwin Jones, Gary Wayne
Lawson, Raymond Lewis Lee,
George L. Lindley, Phillip
Wayne Lipscomb, Pamela J.
Magee, Christopher Marshall
Dale K. Mauch, Ruth E. Mauch,
Michael Steven McCormick,
Dale Wayne Moreland, Clifton
D. Naifeh, Thomas C. Oare,
Aubrey Lyle Osborn, Donald
Ray Page, Gail S. Pettit,
Rebecca Susan Poe, Vicki Lynne
Posey.
Also Mary Ann FTimo, Bar-
bara Jean Primo, David Merl
Privett, Susan Jeanne Reichert,
David W. Riley, Thomas
Michael Ritchie, Winnie E.
Ausmus Romine, Marla Kaye
Rongey, Larry E. Rupert,
Melvin Charles Schultz, Berry
B. Simpson, Charles Edward
Sinor, David Ira Sinor, Marilyn
A. Sivadon, James R. Skaggs,
Jr., Jacqulyn Sue Strain, Mark
D. Sumner, Karen Thompson,
Barbara Gayle Thoos, Roger G.
Tuttle, Austin T. Walker, Larry
Dean Wamock, Sharon C. Reed
Warren, Patricia Ann Wasson,
Beverly Ann Wataske, Rhonda
Kay Watkins, Kay Welter,
Kenneth W. West, Philip
Whitten, Linda Lou Woodring,
Larry Eugene Young.
Genealogical
Group To Meet
State Sen. Denzil D. Garrison
of Bartlesville will be guest
speaker at the Tulsa
Genealogical Society meeting
Monday, Oct. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in
Aaronson auditorium, Tulsa
Central Library.
His topic will be
“Genealogical Aids available in
the Oklahoma Historical
Library.” The public is invited.
Hoosier Event
Set Oct. 17
All Oklahomans who formerly
lived in Indiana are invited to
the 66th annual Oklahoma
Hoosier reunion Sunday, Oct. 17,
in the Broken Arrow Methodist
church, 112 E. College.
Registration begins at 12:30
p.m. with a picnic basket lunch
to follow at 1 p.m.
Special prizes will be awarded
to the oldest, youngest and
newest Hoosier Oklahomans
attending, according to Ronald
E. Waite, president.
Sub Vets Hunting Former Mates
TULSA-Hie U.S. Submarine
Veterans of World War II
organization is hunting all of-
ficers and enlisted men who
served on a sub or sub relief
crew from Dec. 1,1941, to Sept.
1, 1945.
Charlie L. Williams, Tulsa,
Oklahoma chapter, commander,
said all those who served during
that period are eligible for
membership.
Plans were recently an-
nounced to open to the public a
World War II vintage surplus
submarine at Muskogee early
next year.
The Oklahoma Maritime
Advisory Board plans to take
possession of the USS Batfish in
mid-November and have the
ship repaired for its Journey
from the mothball fleet at
Orange, Tex., to the port of
Muskogee.
The Navy has authorized the
board to take possession of the
John Frank On Program
Sapulpa artist John Frank will
demonstrate techniques of
pottery making at the ladies’
luncheon during the Oklahoma
State Chamber of Commerce
convention Nov. 11-12 at
Fountainhead Lodge.
Frank is owner of Sapulps's
Frankoma Pottery.
Some 350-400 Oklahoma
businessmen and their wives are
expected for the annual meeting,
according to president J.E.
Daley of Tulsa.
Gov. David Hall will address
the opening session Nov. 11.
Batfish provided there has been
no congressional objection by
Nov. 8.
The 323-foot submarine would
be towed via the intercoastal
water way to New Orleans then
attached to four pontoon barges
for the journey upstream.
Built at a cost of $16 million,
the sub still has a book value of
$8 million. But its actual value is
estimated at about $75,000 in
scrap metal.
Williams, head of the sub vets,
may be contacted at 330 S. 190th
E. Ave, Tulsa, Okla. 74108.
THE SAPULPA HERALD
An Independent Newspaper
established Sept 1, 1914 and
published at 16 South Park, Sapulpa,
Oklahoma 74066 every afternoon
except Saturday and Sunday
morning Second Class Postage Paid
at Sapulpa. Oklahoma Postmaster
send 3579 to Box 1370, Sapulpa.
Oklahoma 74066.
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