The Elk City Daily News (Elk City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 201, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 18, 1958 Page: 1 of 28
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Move To Aid Armour Plant Here
Approximately 100 Elk City busi-
ness men and women in an enthu-
siastic meeting here Priday night
called to solve the critical local Ar-
mour plant problem voted to put
the wheels in motion Jo organise an
Elk City industrialYoundation cap-
italised at $100000 as the Prat step
toward the goal
The heartily-approved action au-
thorises the chamber of vonimerce
industrial oommittee which bas
been at-work on solution to the pro-
blem for over a year IC: (1) pro-
ceed with the formation of "Elk City
Industries Inc" (2) Set up the
committees to begin raising the
funds for the non-profit Elk City
Industries Inc
Poultry Mat Proposed
tal Proceed with the proposal to
build a new approximately 80)(110-
foot poultry plant building as well
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as remodel the present facilities
here which house the dairy and
poultry phases of the local Armour
plant This project is expected to
cost $150000 to $175 000 to be fi-
nanced by and become the prop-
erty of Elk City Industries Inv
and proposed to be repaid With In-
terest by Armour through a 15-
year lease contract
(4) Further the assembled group
went on yecord to amist and Re-
tive'y piomote the development of
a supply of 500000 broiler chickens
to be raised in this littelt Within a
radius of 75 to 100 intim' with the
Inducement to the chicken raiser of
a new bonafide guarantee attrac-
bye to the grower with the feed
manufacturers furnishing the broil-
er chicks the newlydevelopld feed
the litter heat medicine and ser-
vices in the area of a trained vet
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INTERESTING JORETTA? — Eddy Peach served as emcee at the Junior-Senior
banquet Friday evening Eddy's speech seemed to impress his audience in varying de-
grees Left Ronnie Slam sleeps through it while to Eddy's left 'the eyes' have it
from Joretta Roles and to Joretta's left Max Savage doesn't seem overly impressed
The girl behind the candle is Carol Gregory
Sooner Firms
Apparent Low
on 'Bc1g6 vJob
The Clinton-Sherman base offi-
cer in chargeof construction an-
nounced Saturday the apparent low
bidders on two base projects
On the booe utility relocation
and rehabilitation the apparent low
bidder in a list of olevon sqio sub-
mitted bids was the Sherman Ma-
chine and Iron Works Oklahoma
City with a figure of $uorn
On the project of replacement of
tee services mains on the base the
apparent low bidder in a lid of
flat waa the A and A Construc-
tion Co Muskogee with a bid of
$4859713
The contracts on the low bidders
has not yrt been Issued Ziuf theee
apparent low bidders If everything
Is found in order are expected to
be awarded the base Jobs
Scouting
Area Oil
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Shell 011 No 11111unbenrer deep-
test a geological wildcat In C SW
1110n-21w at I VS miles south of
rik City In the Ilk City oil field
Wu circulating and conditioning
mud at 18100 feet after regaining
tut circulation Total depth is 20-
102 feet
Shell Oil No I Britton In 0 SW
NI of 311-11n-Ilw four nines south
of Cordell In Washita county wu
Milling on payker at 139n5 feet
Shell Oil No I Millard Patten In
C SW SW SE of 9-9n-23w in the
North Carter area of Beckham
county was drilling below 11544
feet in shale with sand streaks
SS Representative Here
On May 22 June 5 Dates
A representative of tits Lit Wit)I1
Social Security office will be in the
basentent of the postoffice here on
Thursday May 22 and Thursday
June 5 at 1110 a m to advise with
persons seeking social seettrity in-
formation Travis Briggs district
manager has announced
Briggs suggested that all students
who plan to work during the sum-
mer vacation and who have not
obtained social security cards do so
immediately Application blanks for
cards are available at the Lawton
social security °Mee or at postot
Board Rules Out
Vilicoxen Protest
OKLAIDDMA CITY (UP) — The
State Election Board Saturday
washed Its hands at a protest to
the filing of W P Bill Atkhumn
for the Democratic nomination for
rovernor
The board's three Mrnibeis
ruled unanimously Friday night
that it had no jurisdiction to de-
termine whether Atkinson has vio
toted the $60000 limit on cam
paign expenditures as charged by
District Judge Andrew Wilcosen
Of MimkNee another candidate
for governor
Wilcosen said following the de-
con he will decide later whether
to seek an order from the Okla-
homa Supreme Court to force the
board to do what he considers to
be it duty
Earlier Friday the board ruled
that in Oklahoma City cowboy
singer who filed under the name
Cowboy Charlie Huff could leave
his name on the ballot for secre-
tary oF state but would have to
delete "Cowboy" The protest wan
filed by State Treasurer John D
Conner who is running for secre-
tary of state
Thek board also voted after
notch debate to let an Oklahoma
City accountant remain on the bal-
lot under the name of John M
Rogers in the rsce for state es-
'miner and inspector
Butler Takes Crack
At ilixon's Trouble
Tags It Propaganda
LOB ANC111:128 (UP) — Vico
President Richard Nixon's tour of
touth America wits a cleverly
concealed propaganda maneuver
to create public sympathy ac-
cording to Paul Butler chairman
of the Democratic National Com-
mittee The Republicim high command
hopes to keep Nixon's name on
the front page of the bation's
papers as a build-up forrhig can
dIdacy for president 4lit 1960
Butler said Friday 1"'
The mmmittee chairman here
for a western Democratic confer-
ence said Nixon ignored Warnings
of trouble brewing in Caracas in
order to Pet himself up as a
martyr
Butler said however that the
Democratic Party deplored the
stone -throwing name - calling
recepticn the vice president r
vived In his South American
'our
In strial Fo
erinary
: Wetodmitn Directs Meet
Wayne Woodman First Federal
Savings and Loan manager served
as chairman of Friday night's meet-
ing A L Thurmond First National
bank president presentzd in de-
tail the local Armour plant prob-
lem pointing out the dire need of
the expanded and modernised poul-
try plant to replace the present
plant built some 30 years ago
He pointed out that Elk City can
not afford to lose this helf-million
dollar annual payroll which sup-
porta directly some 150 employees
and their families
By the same token lip asserted
"Artnour cannot afford to put new
modernised equipment in this an-
tiquated plant building
Under the proposal presented by
the local chamber industrial com-
mittee Armour would deed the pre-
sent building to Elk City Industries
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Needed Rains
Blanket West
FildagS4014 - :As
fieperal rains left generous
tim6ttitts of moisture in this
area Friday night and early
Saturday morning with the
Public Service Company
gauge here recording a mea-
surement Of 71-Inch
Carter reported 120 inches
I‘ ernight Friday and had
froin 20 to 50 inch on Thurs-
day afternoon E E Taw
banker Raid it was "just what
we nceded as many farmers
are now planting cotton and
wheat is looking good"
Cheyenne had around an
Inch et rain and reported that
wheat in the area shows much
promise unless hail or high
winds cause it to go down
(it's tall this year)
Hammon reported from 60
to 90 in fails overnight
Other reports from over
the state as given by United
Press include:
A weather Menu of wino tem-
peratures sunny skies and some
lot41ated ahowem' will he served
Oklahotnana this weekend
Little change la expected in the
weather pattern over the state
thmugh Monday The highs Seta
doy will reach Into the 801 and
lows Saturday night will raw
from 5011 in the horthwest to 80e
In the eolith and east t
Showers wIU continue to develop
In the high western plains with
lines of showers crossing western
Oklahoma aftentosut and slowly
fading- as they move eastward
over the state later in the night
Overnight rarnfall amounts re
stricted to central and western
sections ranged up to 50 inch at
Ouynton Lowest readings Battu-
day morning were from 52 at
Ournon and 57 at Gage to 84 at
Ardmore and 85 at Tulsa
Firemen Nip Trailer Fire
Elk City firemen rriday answer
ed a call at Mil N Van Buren
where they extinguitthed I blare in
trailer load of smudge pots be
longing to Peter Kiewit and Bons
Construction Co Ttte fire apparently started when toms of the smudge
pots overturned and ignited the
rest of the load Damage was nig-
Brittle according to rre clot Jul-
ius Pierce
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Modern Poultry Plant Proposed
Inc and Armour would lease the
new building ito be built by Elk
city Industries) under a 15-year
lease contract pitying back to the
local industrial foundation a mon-
thly rental f gured at VIM per
month provided the building cost
is $1500)0
Payroll Increase Seen
Thurmond further emphasized
that it ia estimated that Armour If
It takes up the proposal would ulti-
mately employ in the neighborhood
of 200 employees instead of the pre-
sent 150 '4001 would increase the
annual paymil approximately 25
percent
Fred Wright local chamber of
commerce seeretrarrgreviewed the
program as outlined In the recent
dinner meeting here with limner
chicken ra'sers in this area
He noted the mimy improvements
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livertng the sermon
Rev H P Elliott pastor of the
Eastside Baptist church will deliver
the invocations tind Rev J Louie'
Marati—pastor of the Methodist
Sqlurch will give the bentklictiath 4-
- Pale Wheeler veil° valedictor:
lan and Marilyn Ryan class salu-
lAtorian will fred I group (470
Elk City bighwhool iieniors id next
to the last event of their public
school careers as they march down
the aisles tonight In 'baccalaureate
services
Local commencement exercise'
are set for next Thursday evening
at I o'clock in the same location
Included in the 70 graduating
senior Clam are:
Orsduating Settlers
Eugene Adams Janette Allison
Brenda Jo Bowfin Mark Edward
Brady Marquietta J Bryant Far-
rell Buldwr Nancy Ann Byler Vir-
ill Lee Cook Ronald E Cupelim
Gorden Cox James Robert Cress-
on Gary LeOn Cutainger 'Avid
Day Barbara Elaine Deckert Dar-
la Estes Geonria Ann Cyan James
L Fowler temper Joe Gleason
Bill W Graham
Darrell Graham Shirley Holland
Ounsolus Jerry Lynn Harrison
Eugene Heathcoat Harold Gene
Hopkins Marlanna Hunt Richard
Leo Hunt Sybie Maxine Jencks
Mary Iyaneste Jones Betty Jean
King Mary Katherine Little Ron-
da Lee Logan Charles W London
Joyce lAyelle Luther Gerald RaY
Lung and Judy McClain
Mary Joyce McOomm Kay Char-
lotte McBee Patricia Ann Mehl
Donald Joe Maltby ?rankle Joe
Marburger Eugene Martin David
C Nash Yvonne Newman tart
Parr Sherlan Gale Perry Benny
Ray Plemnions TomougPolf Atte
Joyce Pope Troy Ofna kkdtt Der
Yin D Reece Reda Rhoades Jor-
elle Jean Roles
Jame R Rumell Marilyn N
Ryan Max Randall Savage Leona
Iddit Schumann Betty Carolyn
Self Jerry L Shinault Patricia
I IN Y Short Claude Darrell Sowders
Olorie Jean Thompaon Robert Ber-
nard Todd Jr Carroll Volk Dole
Duane Wheeler Robert Dean White
Joyce Whitley Earl Wileota Norma
Sue Williams Jennie Olen Wilson
lAwiey Ray Woodoon and Bill Gol-
den (in memoriam)
Senior Edition Includes
Most Area Senior Pupils
An area schools were contacted
for plutures in Oils annual nenior
edition Some failed to respond and
others failed to send pictures of all
senior students Th Daily News
makes an effort to contact all men-
tors hi the area for the annual sen-
ior edition so that all schools may
he represented
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Made In the methods of handling
broiler chickens the greatly Un-
proved feed the improved cross-
breed of the chicks as well as the
newly-offered plans to guarantee
the grower five cents per chit plus
a share in the profits with a fav-
orable market
It was pointed out that mistakes
of the past have well been elimin-
ated and that on the basis of a
farmer having a I0000-chick capa-
city brooder house at an invest-
nient of only about $7000 the rais-
er CR u supplement his farm income
with a minimum of $50 to $80 (Jr
more per week
Poultry Examples Cited
The speaker cited examples of con-
version average of from 40 to 46
poinah Of meat lwr 100 tiounds of
feed in the rylr and Abilene Tex
It reas with ninny of them currently
United Press Service
Seniors Schedule Baccalaureate
Services For 8 O'Clod( Tonight
Various area si?hools are holding bacci31aureate services
today with commencement exercises set during the week
to close out the school year
Services here will be held at 8 p rti in the First
Baptist church with Rev Otto C Perry pastor of the
Church of the Nazarene de?
Dr Frank Keen Dies
4
In Shawnee triday-L---
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tervines were pending In Murk-
19aturday fur De- Frank IL
Keen who died rriday at it'beart
attack while driving his auto on a
Shawnee street '
Dr Keen was born tn Klb City
and moved to 13hawnee when lio
wu 11 years of ago- After gradua-
tion from the University of Okla
home school of medicine in 1932 he
opened practice in Shawnee since'
that time
He wu I member of the First'
Presbyterian church and the Rot'
ary club Pain president of he
county medical 'oriole a member
of the American Medical association
and on thc Lhawnee city hospital
start
Survivors Include ta 'AS Res-
ale: three daughters including Mrt
William Heckler Frederick and
Mary of the home three ions
Frank Jr Eugene and Robert all
of the home his mother Mrs Eva
L Keen Shawnee and two sisters
Mrs Margaret Leutt Midireska!I
and Mrs Ruth Amis Lawton
FFA Chapter Awards
For Year Announced
Charles Barney advisor today
announced the awards for PTA
chapter members for the year
The following awards were given
the chapter membem at the Brown
and White Honor Assembly:
Jerry Mrrison Afar farmer and
DeKalb award Hubert Harrison
cotton production Tonytty King
public speaking Paul O'Hara farm
safety: Robert Simon farm me-
chanim Minard McAdams soil and
moisture eonaervation
The livestock and dairy judging
teams received 'V awards The
livestock Imam Is composed of Jer-
ry Hutton Paul O'Hara Lloyd Bim-
mom and Pat Bullard The dairy
team members are Totnmy King
Parrell Johnson Robert Simon and
Minard McAdams
Sayre's Quarter Horse
Auction Nets $90 565
SAYRE RIP) — Euyers from
several states paid out s tural of
DOMIS at the Friday's first mutual
querterhome sale of the Waller
Merrick ranch
The highest price was OW
paid by W W Wilson of Amber
Okla for Rebel Annie s bay
mere
Pia
Making 11 cento per bird or 81100
on 10000 run of 'chicken This
would figure $136 per week
Wright asserted that under the
Unproved chkk breed better feed
and latest methods a 3-pound broi-
ler chicken can be fitilohed out and
ready for market in from 8 to 9
Wefk?i now instead ot the former
12 to 13 weeks which means that
the farmer eon get ao many as five
runs It year
The chamber tweretary stated that
It Is the pion of the Elk City in-
dustrial committee to take several
groupo of prospective broiler fillt4-
ers of this area to Nome Of these
armor where these new succeonful
methods have been in openttion and
proven for the pit!t couple Of mint
Charter Flans Told
Fred Browner First Federal nine
Choi Rnd former chamber secretary
presented the details or the propoo
ed industrial 101111dAtion vharter tot
Flk City explaining this by-laws and j Mlatn1 and many other&
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JUCIT Sugarman Butch Battey'
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'11IN1011 BICH CO-VALEDICTORIANS are left to
flea Miss Judy Sugarman daughter of Dr and Mrs
etrfarman and Butch Battey son of Mr and Mrs
Ralph liAte J Both have stralght 'A' grades In junior
high Jui'or high commencement is next Tliursday if
ternoon LI 2:33
0M”annome 1mm
S:lective Tax
Cut May Bring
Broad Slashes
By VINCENT I BURKE
United Prom Matt Correspondent
wAsHiNorom (UP)—Key law-
magert have warned the adminis-
tration that if It aaks for a few
selective tax cuts amgress is
almost certain to respond with
broad teductkxis it woe lamed
Saturday
This appraisal of congressional
aentiment--ihared by both Repub-
lican and Democratic leaders--
has been relayed to achninistra-
tion policymagers who have been
considering whether the President
'should:
--Stand firm behind his budget
message recommendation that
Congress extend witirnit change
the present rates on corporation
income taxes and certain excbte
taxes which are automatically
ochecluied to—trenp—al lower levels
at-Wrieloirht June 30
—Mk Congress to include se-
lective cuts in excise totem on
freight automobile and possibly
relief for other repreaved business
allowances
Some congressional sources be-
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Adult Sewing Class
Planned May 26-30
An adult elementary sewing class
will be conducted in the new high-
!stool home economics room May
2d-30 Miss trimmer Weis Junior
high hemp econonticl iiistrurtor
announced today
No charge will he made for the
instructitm and interested persona
may contact Miaa Mos at the jun-
ior higliacheol before 4 p in and
after that hour at phone 229
Mrs Tom Miller senior high-
wheel home tvenomic inatruder
will At In Um hewing clam In-
S
LY
Goal Is Increased Broiler Otripu
sale-guards to the investors In tide
non-profit organisation
lie pointed out that the purpose
of Ink city Industries Inc will be
to pre1de funds for expanaion of
present local industriett and finance
through loans preferably to new In-
dumtries interested in coining to Elk
City Funds to be invested only with
proper applovid of the majority of
the stmkimiders
Brawner asserted that 47 town
and ‘lties in Oklahoma already
have Industrial funds in operation
and generally speaking these com-
munities are the ones which are
attracting new industries
Other Foundations Cited
He cited some of the towtut with
industrial binds are: rrederick Hol-
lis Hugo Lawton Chickasha Nor-
man ntid Stillwater Muskogee
POINNOWIWiMMMIMI
Area Schools Set
Closing Prograths
Ares schools closing week activi-
ties include the following echeduloi
Canute seniors with Albert Cot
ley valedictorian and Elaine Mc-
Natl salutatorian will hold traces
laureate service' this afternoon with
conimencement slated for Monday
evening a 0
Berlins seniors will hold bacca-
laureat services at p in today
with Truman Teel Cordell minister
delivering the sermon' Arneeta
Damron and Dan Ihiland share val-
ed:vtortan honors and Carl Robert-
son hi salutatorlin COTTIMenet
!tient will be it I IL tit TtlesdaY
with Arch Aleximder Sayre super-
intendent of sichoots as speaker
Carters baccalaureate Is set for
11 a m today with Cecil nth su-
perintendent of Snyder schools Ind
formerly or Carter delivering th
sermon Commencementlis set ar
0:30 p in Wednesday Melba Sue
McCubbin is valedictorian and
Margaret Ann yard la salutatorian
Merrittl baccalaureate services
are at 2:30 this afternoon with
Rev Lewis Hancock First Baptist
minister Wing the sermon Com-
mencernent with Standifer teas
assistant superintendent of the MIA
west City schools al wpeaker
be held Thursday evening Mrs
Melvin Lon is valedictorian and
salutatorian honors are "hared by
Doris Ann Mitchum and Linda Morey
WEATHER
11 lith 111: Low 1101r rotycald —
Partly claudy and mild today with
scattered showers and thunder-
storniN in west portions nigh to
day 'T5 to U Loral precipitation
71 inch
Mrs Bill Wells Elk City wall
dininlYiPd rriday front Memorial
hosplial
'"rhia :la a real challenge ID tte
in Et City aM we must not
in the present Armour situation
Brawner concluded
John Conners of the Oklahoma
State Department of Induatry
spoke briefly asserting "What you
do here tonight will determine
what your sons arid daughtersw111
have to take over in i few years"
Conners then presented in film
the challenging widely-publicised
"Hugo Story" depicting hoW Hugo
Okla "pulled Itself up by Its own
bootstraps" and brought In five
new industries in the first two years
of operation alter forming its first
industrial fnundation Conners
pointed out that an additional flys
industries have been added since
that time
"New money coming bite any ett
(Continued on Pate lib
HEIR
Atkinson Grabs Big Lead In UP Stravi
pso)
Vote Poll Line-hart Doenges Second
ily UNITED rtrts
Thirty-one Ok lab° ma news
Panora found Saturday that W P
Bill Atkinson may have a Worm
lead hi ths rue fur ths Demo
cratio nomination for governor
but flour voters remain undo
tided at this point to make the' '
eventual outcome speculative ' 7
' tech of the ritwapapers at
tempted within the vieek to get a
a
trosiisection et opinion in rollers 00:is-
to the July 1 Dentroratio primary
by inuing strew Alio to 54
voters in ' their circulahon areas
All sections of the Siete were rep !
resented but no bellots were is- I
sued In Oklahoma City Itaelf '
Atkinson got Mil YOWL and WC t
Bill Douses and Jim Rinehart
tied for second-with 141 each J - :
Howard tdmondson was third ' 1
with 131 William O 0e fourth'
with 120 and George Miskovsky
fifth with 1111 Andrew Wilcoxert: I
was sixth with $4 and Bill Harkey
seventh with Al - 4
'f 327 Undecided
: A total Of 32 persons indicated t
they are undecided All 23 bal -
lota Wert luued to persons who
ansiveree "Yes" when asked if —
they plan to vide hi ths Demo- '
critic primary
The polling was a proptt of the '
United Press 'Editors of Oklaho-
ma under the direcUon of ota
lienthorue Tulsa president The -
Oklahoma ditom sampled voters
opinxis in their emu and mein
bled statewide totals prior to the
1952 1354 and 1r511 elections ' '
Atkinacsi's lead was no un61-
pected Other candidates hi the '
race have referred to the Midwest'
City developer u the man to beat- :
' The sampling Andicatad that a
runoff primary will probably be
necessary The leading candidate
would have to received a major i
ity of 01 Votes cast to escape a
runoff 4 I
Oates Survey Planned '
Ttle editors plan to conduct ed"
diticeal voter surveys between '
noW and the first primary Herb
$Oonbnued eri Pege 01 ' 11
iYn 1ckes' Fal!:r
Dies Early Sat:Ire:4
Services Are 111c:-2:y
Cervices tor W It Noakes chick
mb a tether of Ivan Noakes lag
city will be st I 'p m Monday In
Amber 'First Baptist church with
Brown funeral home In Chickasha
handling tirrentementL '
Ale Noakes hod boon III In the
Marcy hospital In Oklahoma City
the put two week prior to his
death early Saturday morning May
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Mr Noakes wee a prominent
Cbletoolut businettionan and farm-
er It'or many years he wu usociat
ed with the Federal Land Sank ot
Wkbita but for the put several
yeam bad retired It his farm hear
Amber
Nis sod Ivan had nturned to
gikucity only Friday evening front
Ns father's bedside
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t grees Left Ronnie Slama sleeps through it while to Eddy's left 'the eyes' have it thirty-one Oklahoma news
today with commencement exercires set during the week
from Joretta Roles and to Joretta's left Max Savage doesn't seem overly impressed vvo ' - - ' PeOent tound Saturday that tt IP
The girl bhind the candle i Carol Gregory
to close out the school year ' ' ' '' Bill Atkluson may have a emu
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Services here will be held at 8 p m In the First lead in ths rate to ths Demo
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Baptist church with Rev Otto C Perry pastor of the
°ratio Domination for governot
Sooner Firm' s Board Rules Out Needed Rains Church of the Nazarene deliver de-
livertng the sermon
but armor voters t remain kundo-
tided at this poin to mae the
eventurd outcome opeotatitivo ' 1
Apparent Low 1 ' et West
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Illicoxen Protest Friday ight Elliott pastor of ths
Eastside Baptist church will
the invocations rule m
Rev 1 Louie
Dr Frank Keen Dies
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Wells, Virgil. The Elk City Daily News (Elk City, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 201, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 18, 1958, newspaper, May 18, 1958; Elk City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2087349/m1/1/: accessed July 1, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.