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Thursday. Juae J. W THE MUSKUOEE-OKMULGICE UKl^HOMA EAGLE Fife I
Muskogee Social Whirl
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Wiley Spotlights
Issues and Answers of Two Minds
Dr. Louis E. Deere M.D.
With Harry and Amanda
•nd
boy”
by C.W. Wiley
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Public responsibilities for the aged
Glass Pyramid
appears June 4
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OKC Central Class ‘52 reunion
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The 1952 Class of Central
High School of Oklahoma
City is planning a -0 year
and
Hills
attending
Rochelle
Cordially
classmates
195. and 1954
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We have no facia of any other NAACP Youth Council
in the Stale conference.
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subscription Kalr«
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Si |oi six Mmilli'
ball
loos
(The long
with elastic in the
Henderson County by Cheif
Louis Jones. In 1980. he
received a certificate of
outstanding contribution to
the process of Education
and Society presented by
Wendell Holmes. Jr. High
School. Dr. Deere is a
of
and
• tiamuigi-i
t.ddll IS
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Do you add salt to your
food before lasting it? Or
do you taste first and then
salt? Or, do you never use
salt on food once it’s been
cooked’ If you never add
extra I
then
winner,
that you can do.
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___ ___ town of
Boley for the biggest event
of the year
Rodeo" The
d>' i n
public reap asliiili >
invited
of 1950.
As a mineral essential to
life sodium enables the
body to do many things.
Retaining water is one of
them In some types of
•. An estimated 2025
thousand people gathered
into the small
second question,
out for
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.III .CM ■■MH'ia**
in oiiii.i a: lui-a. Ilk
Kr» X. X. l-rr
k.X <.*rard
arc three bedrooms and one- a nd-'» baths. You must see
this residence to truly appreciate its beauty.
Ishmael and his brothers are building contractors They
were born with many of these potentials sc much needed
in this area wherein most homes are rundown, and sadly
m need of repair 1 might stale that Ishmael and one <4
his brothers built the first fine H E Tolleti on CincinnaU
Street in Muskogee and which was destroyed when the
City made some Urban Renewal changes
It is your society editor's desire that ail contractors
will assist in restoring old homes in this area, and do a
gnud jcch ai it. at the lowest possible coat. You cannot
lose
MEMORIAL DAY VISITORS Your society editor noted
many former Muskogeeans were home for Memorial
Day They are loo numerous to mention in our column.
The enure Muskogee-Okmulgee Staff of the Oklahoma
Eagle wishes to extend to each of you greetings and
welcome
MODERN TRENDS OF THOUGHT: Schools on all
levels are closing for the summer Many young people
will be hitting the streets all over America looking for
jobs, to help themselves and their parents in order that
they may return to the school designated this fall II is a
must that these precious young people will find some
type of employment during these three sununer months.
No jobs should be looked down on Such jobs as culling
grass, working in fruit orchards, house-cleaning,
especially for the elderly, and other jobs. No one should
seek employment without recommendations from well-
known reputable persons. Any honest labor wiu give >ou
dignity, and assist you in purchasing some Hems for
your fall, back-to-school wardr .be. Never give up looking
for occupaUon, for in addition to all else. Il will help
give you experience and a big step toward leadership
roles. You will be regarded with respect by adult leaders
in your locality, should you secure honest occupation and
do a fine job with it
The Boley
rodeo was
THE BEAUTIFUL 1SHAEI. KING RESIDENCE It
gives your society editor much pleasure in mentioning
the many new homes in the hometown, as well as those
whu-h are being restored and made attractive. This week
••• • • ■. Z'JXIXM to •• -..*1 «•• • • • I FrMI/fl.fWM' 4W
wp win omig IU yuui aiiciiuun umjuxhu. • ...
show and dance.
Glass Pyramid is a six
member band which
performs the latest in soul
music along wiu. their own
hit recording "Get One
Up-
Bassist, Richard Clayton,
is a native of Muskogee
and graduate of Muskogee
High School. Richard is an
excellent bassist and
provides some soul stirring
lead vocals. Garcia Tarver
plays two synthesizers and
is fron Ft Gtbaon Other
group members are Sheree
Osborne, Delmar Garrette,
Tony Bennett, and Lew
Morris.
- Glass Pyramid's recor-
ding Get On Up" is on
sale at Sound Warehouse
and can be heard on
KMMM and KB1X. Tickets
for the show will be
available at the Civic
Center June 4th, show tune
is 10:00.
increase in blood
This increased
volume of blood demands
that the heart beat harder
to maintain adequate
circulation. That results in
an increase of pressure
inside the heart muscle
which may complicate
matters for the sake
of prevention, cut town on
the amount of salt you use
while you can - before you
have to.
. Wonder why there are only
' parents spectating when
the little leaguers play
ball, but when the young
ladies play ball, the
spectatiors are men 8 to
80; sick, lame and lazy;
blind, deaf and crazy; all
watching.
The only
salt to your food,
count yourself a
That's the best
If you
answered yes to the first
question, consider yourself
a "free sailer " Not good
at all. If you answered yes
students
college were
Walters. Karen Moore and
Ijsa Crisp of langston
University, and Joseph
Peterson, Okmulgee Tech.
Dr. Deere realizing the
importance of Higher
Education commended both
Supt. John Ford 11 and his
faculty for their en-
couragement toward
Education al Woodson High
School. Dr Deere had been
down that road of har-
dknocks I remember him
when lie was known as
Tuffy" and worked at
Western Hills trying to
attend school and support
his family. The desire to
achieve and accomplish
never left him. He over-
came trials and tribulations
in his quest for
achievement, also helping
others along the wav. Well
the young and handaome Ishmael King, the son uf uur
leading home and business building contractor who is
none other than Nathaniel King of North .;rd Street
Ishmael's residence is located al -29 Joplin Street U is
an eye-catching brick veneer building, with a pastel blue
siding The residence contained seven rooms. A beautiful
ha
I a
in
i s youngest and i s *>idcs
Jac" as he was called by your society editor, and the
closely-knitted Muskogee USD staff, composed of Lmm
Coward. New Yurt City Building Director. Thelma C.
Truitt, Director of Women s DtviaioA, Columbus. Ohio;
John Cooper. USO Joint Program Staff; Fannie Bell
Fifi" Rogers, full-time in Women s Division Edmonla
Elliott, part-time Program Staff; J. D. Conley, and
Sherman Gray turned in fine performances all during the
time uf the Muskogee USO occupaUon.
Captain Jackson Miller Is a member of the 844 All-
American Portrait Hall of Fame.
in
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making Cinto imv . .suriii.u
S ips. and ih' use
Jus
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> IH' .Hig'lllgllCS.'
U'> d . iimri'd.
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in ugt> tri in a
He
Country
Golden
tumieis to youths. He has
been there, from
to Dr. Deere"
the same
Haven't heard
l hi'
He must have flunked
Dominoes II 1 belter ask
the
will
need l<*l
akei
The rcsp->n-
niie.
i ne moral
n care f T lieir
bes of lien abili y
not always possible t-r
heir
IH* propel
IH'
Kentucky In 1979, __ _
Deere was appointed Oklahoma Independent
special city Marshall of
LANGwivN uNiVERSHV 5ZTTKG FOR THE LAST
COLLEGE CHAPTER CAUCUS During the 50a. when
illustrious laimar G. Harrison, Ph. D. was the cut lent
president of Langston University, he’extended an in-
vitation to the College-level NAACP Youth Council of
Oklahoma to hold their session on the Larnten University
Campus Cities represented in this last caucus were:
Oklahoma City; Tulsa; Muskogee. Ardmore. Wewoka;
Chickaata, and the Langston University Chapter made up
the session Bernezelta Utiles, Tulsa was the president
John Cooper, Muskogee. Stele Executive Secretary; Ue
Edward Lewis, Oklahoma Qty, V(ce-presideni were in
attendance, in addition there were Samuel W Jennings;
Emery J. Jennings; Dr. Madge Hibler, Ph-D . and Leon
White The late E. L Goodwin served aa counselor and
Slate advisor. Mr. Goodwin, was the founder of the
Oklahoma Eagle Bernezelta was the society editor of the
Eagle John Cooper was the society editor for the
___ - AU past Muskogee presidents
were youth leaders The Muskogee Chapter gave the
state the largest number of leaders. Your Society Editor
served as Executive Secretary from the election of
Samuel Jennings until the close of this era.
CAPTAIN JACKSON MILLER J33rd F. A. BATTALION
The beloved friend, captain Jackson Miller, a New York
City product, was the capable, suave officer who assisted
in opening the Belgium Bulge, during WW1I By the way,
this skirmish was earned uul during the Yuletide Season
S a es
na is.
N<>w. Iia whole
lung is up for grabs, and in >lic grab-
bing. it will depend •«! whine < poll nah
nothing
If he
that
he comes to
langston. I'll give him a
full scholarship at Sanford
Hall."
Those
remember
that
4 4irs. anti
4tei. ye . will we
ih* cm* nbu i ii
W ukli' i
<r even ask.
■ v iuii err i r
public arii i
us say
Hhare
Liquor sales,
Hion was made
ral Revenue
who were
ut delighted, by
t in tax funds
cted guest
re trips was
a certain guy
ed to make the
1 work
asked
sort of
might have
the enormous
I Ron "Ricco"
"Naw,
could
reunion which includes a
dinner dance and breakfast
featuring The 1952
Review" at the Hilum Inn
West. Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma on June 19.
-•arms are Hie lunges i But, bark <• HR
aiKl lie elderly Even bough, -verly. we
M*em d-> ngh well by "Ur aides
Cl izens. l> is be sub le aspcc i»a is s-*
insidious. s<- damaging u ilH' psycin' 4
ls«e who liave lived uu long among us
.....On paper. we say N*« age
* disenmina ioii...ye' wiw will empl'y, in
any meaningful occupa l*<i. •li<*s«' tw «*
..ver’ Whai d.ies ha say •«< tie elderly
and at 10 Saturday night
there was a dance al the
community center on the
main street of Boley.
The various contests
included, bare back nding,
bull nding. calf roping,
steer wrestling and barrtll
racing. The rodeo secretary
was not available before
press lime with the list of
winners and awards.
K« > J. A. KrvM
S3 X MS
>he pre-Chru lan era.
was a fanuly
|. was ilH*
care tor irir
his prac ice
his c«un ry un il cliur-
Ches and pnva e agencies became ae ive
hi lus area. This service was limi ed and
selective.
In more recen- decades, he govern
mem bo h sigie and federal and s cia
agencies have recognized Ik*
be-er care for die aged and have
s eps provide >iia care 1
sibili-y for lie aged is a join
Tliere is no ques ion about
respoiisibtli y <>f children
parens <>
-However, i
clukiren
Of course
a law against
eyeballing and
thinking Some
in TROUB1J-2
Anyone with a current
address of a 1952 Central
High School graduate, or
for information regarding
this reunion celebration,
please call: Joe D.
McConnico, 14051 :91-.;7.A
or Jerry Ridley. 1405 > 751-
4247, or write.
Box 784,
Oklahoma 74851
him on his 82nd birthday .
Mother Flookie"
McDaniels and Bobby
Swain of Okla City rode
down to enjoy a day with
the former coach, as
of. always new yams were
spun and the old ones were
revised (There is always
some truth, somewhere in
the yarns.) But they are
always good to relive. We
still love him. Everybody
who ever played for hun in
many sports or students
who knew him as a
teacher or speaker always
remember some special
adivce, words of wisdom or
just plain everyday word
has said.l remember
one when he attempted to
recruit a certain basketball
player The youngster had
set shooting records during
a stale playoff The high
school player was shooting
a 95 percent from all angles.
[ almost
Zip slated
[ like
comes
- Harry: During
canng for the
resp«>nsibili<y.
Children s responsibility u
aged parems. Apparcn ly .
was followed in
On Friday. June 4, in
Muskogee's Civic Center
Oklahoma City's Glass
Pyramid will appear in •
by C. W. Wiley
Now that school os out
and we must wait until
September to cheer for our
favorite school - let's
follow the Little leagues
and girls Soft ball teams
' (1 didn't mention mens
softball or baseball, as
they are too busy
eyeballing the young lady
softballers t
i there is
: reckless
; wishful
guys are
i lie
is
u provide pr-perly lor
aged paren s. Ill sucli cases,
care <4 be aged usually bectein*
respoiisibili.y of the public Tins is as i
.siiouid be. When an individual spends lw
pr <iuc ive years ot lus life suppor mg ih
government, and making lus <mi nbu i«
o society, and in la er lite finds na be
no longer is able w provide care !<♦
Iiimself. our s«cie y sliould sec na Ma
. Weds are met.
* jMnanda. I lias been surely said I
| Ate level <4 he bumani arianisin <4
: jitcie y is measured by he inniuier
: Minch il rea s
-X3CX- izens
Using hn< rule, .he Um «-d
*c<>mes out pre y well mi paper.
HR (before Reagan Now. Iia
Tuffy old boy" you've Texas,
done IL The old gang is
proud of you. Vemell Reds
is the proudest
Dr Louis Deere wss
born on November 24. 1938.
in Wagoner Okla. In
August 1969. He married
Earlene Long To this
union was bom two sons.
Clyde and Louis, Jr. Dr.
Deere attended Nor- j^Bool Dr.____
theastern Slate C oUege in cerllfle<| alcoholic counselor
and the founder and
Medical Director of the
Hillvale Education Assoc,
which operates the Fem-
wood half way houses for
recovering alcoholics and
drug abusing men and
women He was also
honored with a certificate
of merit form the
Legislative Black Caucus of
the State of Texas for
outstanding contributions in
the field of professional
services and committment
to the Slate of Texas and
especially to Black Texans
He was also honored by
receiving an award from
the American Medical
Society on Alcoholism and
Meidcal Corporation in
Atlanta, Georgia
Dr. Deere is a young
man that devotes his ef-
forts to mankind. He has
not forgotten his roots, and
friends He relumed to
Green Country to en-
courage Golden Oppor-
of us
or seen remember Sanford
"Fat Man" recently knew that was a girls
must have flunked dorm and men could not
go beyond the front desk,
and some guys weren't
allowed to even sit on the
front steps Well anyway
Birthday Zipper
Medical
Medical
International
Preventive
Southeastern
Assoc. and
Council of Alcohol.
Holding i
practice in
lerested in the score is the
players. You can tell the
married women
players, they wear
fitting jeans,
kind
cuffs.)
Due to a recent gigantic
held Saturday and Sunday
night at • P«n m U*
Boley Rodeo Arena.
Saturday at 3 P-m-
annual parade took place,
• >. « ■ IltllH ii: ll t Hll< «l
-i.iits. Itawaii. Aiii'hu.
•Ui l'lH Hlni. «hm V irmu
i *.<>•<■
in
iH*y an- imp-'r an
na s cicy ... na
UMK'i 4icr. ano
Herings bi- ur ugn I r i i
erv «• and' appr«x-ia «-d iiumuh-i
We can d« “a • •"“I we mus
a futiiiuiK'n 4 ••ui
• ur aged
1967 majoring in Biology
In 1967, he attended
Kansas City College of
Osteopathic Medicine and
Surgery where he received
his Doctor of Osteopathic
Degree. He performed his
University. Also recognized internship al the Flint
as students attending General Hoapiial. Flint,
Michigan for seven years.
Presently he has his own
clinic in Dallas, Texas He
also is in his final year of
Psychiatry residency at the
Southwestern Medical
School in Dalias, Texas.
Dr. Deere is also a very
active member of the
Advisory board of the West
Gale Hospital Chemical
Dependancy Unit.
Dr. Deere's professional
affilianls and acheivemenls
are as follows Member of
the District V Osteopathic
Assoc.. Texas Osteopathic
Assoc., Texas
Foundation,
academy of
Medicine,
Psychiatric
National
to the second question, heart disease the body
you're looking out for retains an excess of
yourself Good sodium and water which
Sodium is an essential causes an
mineral found in just about volume.
all plants and animals
Sodium Chlonde < table
salt) is nearly half sodium.
When we season or salt to
taste we are adding to the
sodium content of our food.
II )ta>r arr« tor- to! k»»r k>»lta»» «ta-rr ma, to) Ihr Maatoser-OtaMilser
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■ IS Ito Mta>to«to arrs Wtoto _______________________ _
the professor
college, maybe
know something
Some old Langston lies "Happy
and former football players and many, many more."
(X "Zip" Gavles visited See you next week.
•< make
ll.iUgll .
m einpl -y,
eltlci iy in *ur C'diiniuni y
a M-iK*dukil |>ar in
curricula, especially.
Ice urci
H *w
mrvart i Starr
Itoraar •
Un paper, we say
lived i'Hig in
naw mucii
all"W ik* "id
naw <4 en
w -iHicrtul
replied,
Human
that much',
can figure,
fixing to pickle he
!” I know a lot
urs that are
very weekend),
fer if Mrs.
’* will let Mr
" ride in his
mobile’ Its
uiybe he ride Missing
much as his when 1
pit" does in his keeps shooting
lobile Oh well,
im to own cars
drive. Besides
i don't have
On May 24, 1982 a for-
mer area resident returned
to the roost to deliver the
Commencement address at
Carter G. Woods on High
School of Tullahussee,
Okla During the address
Dr. Deere gave recogniuon
to the platform guest of
recent college graduates of
Woodson High, among the
honorees were Delores Gay
and Ray Gene Trimble of
Langston University, Anita
Jones, Conners Jr. College,
Marlon Tucker, Claremore
Jr. College, John Ford 111,
Northeastern Slate
teeilioK a> <i ’i"U»iiM -4
ur a <h-> i> wr *r ■••• '"*ii.g
c ml >r ami nui ur< iui
ih- sure kn'WicdM' >■>*
4
naw
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