February 26, 1971

Horizon to Assist at Kiwanis Event

Tomorrow’s Hope Horizon club was opened for its weekly meeting by the president, Donna Cross. Refreshment hostess was Angie Harrelson in the home of Mrs. Jim Cummings, advisor.

Rosemary Allen read minutes of the previous meeting and routine business was carried out. A design for place cards and nut-cups for the upcoming Dad-Daughter banquet was selected and work on them will begin soon.

Saturday, the group will assist the Kiwanis club at its annual pancake breakfast. Working from 8-11 a.m. will be Donna and Joyce Cross, Gayle Taylor and Angie Harrelson; and from 11 a.m. through 2 p.m., Rosemary Allen, Debbie and Sharon Cummings and Patricia Roberson. Girls were given permission by Mrs. Cummings to wear slacks.

Slants

City Manager Don Brown still anxious to find a home to buy or lease so that he can move his family here from Springfield, Mo. …Cecil Sullivan being reported as hunting a chin strap to help retain a newly acquired head ornament…A spokesman for the county tag agents reminding all owners of cars with 1970 tags that the price of 1971 tags doubles next Tuesday, March, 2… Seminole County doing well on its State Crime Commission representation…Mayor Waldo Lilly was a member of the group under Gov. Dewey Bartlett, and Sheriff W.C. Merryfield has been named to the panel by Gov. David Hall…

Seminole County Would Be Cut-Up

Under the final plans of the State Senate committee Sasakwa and the area south of the old U.S. 270 road south of Wewoka and a strip about six miles wide south to the Canadian River, would be added to the Pontotoc-Hughes-Coal county senatorial district.

The rest of Seminole county, except Maud city, would be in the present district of Senator Allen G. Nichols, but would connect by a thin strip of Pott county to Lincoln county south of Prague, then run north abd west to Crescent in the northwest Logan county.

DANCE

-- In Person –

Decca Recording Artist

JACK GREEN

And the Jolly Green Giants

- FEATURING -

JEANIE SEELY

Friday, Feb. 26

CIRCLE “W”

CORRAL

4 Miles North on 99

APPOINTED—Seminole County Sheriff W.C. Merryfield was appointed Thursday by Gov. David Hall to be a member of the new “compact” Crime Commission of 21 members which replaces the old 46-member group. Hall said the new commission would be dedicated to firm justice and strict enforcement of the law, and also finding the roots of crime, and resolving the cause of crime. The commission also includes Attorney General Larry Derryberry, and Public Safety commission Bob Lester.

SCHOOL DAZE

Seminole High School

Slants

Jay Hickman greeting a friend…Vickie Dunlap talking to a friend in the hall before class…Debbie Woods taking direction at great speeds…Jamie Crawford getting into her locker at school…Cheryl Hunter going into the bandroom… Steve Barker taking an English test…Steve Kimmel talking about playing golf… Marsha Mills standing in the hall with a friend…Vicki Keiser standing at a friend’s locker.