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Cashion’s Mayes is state’s top FFA reporter

skills important for students working with public relations activities for their local FFA chapters.Mayes earned the honor based on performance in keeping surrounding communities aware of her FFA chapter’s activities.
Cashion’s Mayes is state’s top FFA reporter

Jaycees To Sell Shaving Permits

Salesmen from Kingfisher’s Jaycee chapter will be on the streets all next week, beginning Monday morning, selling official “Kingfisher Bicentennial Shaving Permits,” at $1 each.
JOHHNIE RUHL, left, general manager for the Pioneer Telephone Cooperative based in Kingfi sher and serving 50 communities, is shown here talking with D. James Blakely of Wharton, Texas, who was the speaker at the 23rd annual meeting held here last week. Ruhl is telling Dr. Blakely that the cooperative, largest in the United States, had a record year last year and now has 21,470 subscriber-members.

2001 – 25 Years Ago

WASHINGTON MEMORIAL - A special memorial was built in honor of the old Washington Elementary School on its original site adjacent to the First Christian Church.
2001 – 25 Years Ago

Profit Is $250

Kingfisher Lions Club made a net profit of about $250 on the recent broom sale, it has been announced by Bill Gooden, club president. All members of the club participated in the sale, soliciting business firms and homes in the residential district.

TEMPLE THEATRE HAS NEW MACHINE

[Shown here] is a picture of the new Motiograph de Luxe moving picture machine installed in the first of the week by the Temple Theatre. It represents the investment of a considerable sum of money, and is the second machine of its kind to be put in by the Temple under the management of H.C. Jones.
TEMPLE THEATRE HAS NEW MACHINE

Only Artists are Hired

The work they do will tell you whoShould ply the barber’s trade.The son of Ham was only a shamAnd never an artist made.Since Science and Art both have a partIn bringing our trade to the topOnly artists are hired all others are fi redWho work at the Palace Shop.

A Bit Of Kingfisher Is Transplanted To Japan

Shown above, making themselves “feel at home” at Camp Chitose, Hokkaido, Japan, are Jimmy Uhlenhake, Charles Burton and George Brownlee, all sergeants serving with Co. M, 179th infantry, 45th division.
A Bit Of Kingfisher Is Transplanted To Japan

COURTHOUSE WORK BEING PUSHED BY CITY CONTRACTORS

(All from The Times, May 20, 1926)The firm of Crandall & Sanders is making good headway on the plumbing and wiring overhaul of the courthouse. Not all of the material is here yet, however, and no definite date can be set for the completion of the work.
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