January 12, 1971

SLANTS

Mae Hickman having some surprise visitors Sunday at her home southwest of Pearson... Among Seminoleans seen at the inaugural ball were the J. Newt Harbers, the R. M. Loveladys, the Paul Lyons, Mrs. Don Williamson, the Frank Willises, the Paul Mathewses, the C. R. Johnses, and former cityans, the Wes Kirtleys of Enid and the Hugh McLaughlins of Tishomingo...

One diver suffered painful but not serious injuries in a two-car collision at Park and Oak streets late Saturday afternoon, city police reported.

Mrs. Caroline Keisman of 201 North Highland, driver of one car, was treated at Seminole Municipal Hospital emergency room and released. She was driver of a car which was going east on Oak.

Her car and one driven by Tommy Cecil Whitt of 1722 Haskell, going north on Park, collided in the intersection, doing an estimated $300 damage to each vehicle, police said. Whitt was not injured.

Mrs. Keisman was cited for failure to yield to vehicle on right when approaching an intersection.

The second semester of the 1970-71 school year at Seminole Junior College will begin Wednesday morning with a full day of classes scheduled, President Elmer Tanner said this morning.

“We will have a special enrollment period tonight at the college for anyone wanting to enroll for the second semester in either the day or evening programs,” Tanner said. “The bookstore also will be open tonight for any students wanting to purchase books.”

Tanner said that the special enrollment period tonight would begin at 5:30 and run until 9 o’clock. Enrollment will take place in the college’s student union, he added.

The junior college president also said that enrollment for both day and night classes had reached 471 at 5 p.m. Monday. “We may not reach the 600 plus we had the first semester but we will be close,” he said. He pointed out that all colleges’ enrollments are slightly less the second semester over the first.

With their children, Cary, 16 months old, Curtis, 10 years old, and Carole, eight years, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morgan have established residence at 711 Highland after moving here from Chandler.

Mr. Morgan is with Morgan Well Service. The family attends the Baptist church.

The Seminole Junior College Trojans moved from fourth place to second in the Bi-State Conference with victories over Oklahoma City Southwestern and Northeastern A&M this weekend. The Trojans held off OCSW Saturday night to win 103-96 and battled the Northeastern Golden Norsemen to a 76-72 victory. Monday night, both OCSW and Northeastern were unbeaten in conference play prior to their games with the Trojans.