The Walters Herald
Feb. 20, 1936
Ruby Dale Monroe, cosmotologist, has opened the Modern Beauty Shoppe, next door to the Community Gas company o ices. Miss Monroe comes to Walters from Temple where she is also owner and operator of a beauty shop...Miss Florene Harrison of Lawton, and Earl Berendzen, were married Sunday, Feb. 16, at Ardmore. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berendzen of Walters...Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bu aloe have purchased the New Deal Laundry from Mr. and Mrs. Ora Correll...Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Thompson, route
5, have a son, Kenneth Gene, born Feb. 12...Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Burton, of Randlett, are parents of a daughter, Loretta, born Feb. 19.
The Walters Herald
Feb. 16, 1961
Open house for the newly remodeled Cotton Electric building is set for Sunday afternoon. Outside, the building has an all-new modernistic look, done in tan brick and porcelain enamel in turquoise color. A drive-in cashier’s window has been added to the north side, as well as a night depository box...A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Fitzhugh, of Goldsboro, N. Car., February 2. Great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dee Tarkington and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Gray, of Temple...A marriage license was issued to W. H. McCammon, 65, and Naomi Ruth Jones, both of Walters...Five vocalists from Walters are among those selected for the all-state chorus February 23-25 at the University of Oklahoma. They are: Margaret Ann Barbee, soprano; Pat Flanagan, alto; John Grummon, bass; Mike Hooper, tenor; John Paul Jones, bass; and Pat Purkey, alto.
The Walters Herald
Feb. 19, 1981
Michele Thomas and Lisa Haley have been named covaledictorians of Temple High School. Michele is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Mike Thomas. Lisa is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Haley. Donna Jan Lewis is the salutatorian. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Lewis...Mr. and Mrs. Terry Robinson, of Randlett, announce the birth of a baby boy born February 9. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Steve Robinson, of Burkburnett, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Woods...Devol town treasurer, J. P. Eley, who has served in this capacity for the past ten years, has announced his wish to retire from the o ice.
The Temple Tribune
May 30, 1957
Formal installation of the Rainbow girls assembly No. 99, was held Sunday, May 19, with Mary Beth Evans being installed as worthy advisor. Suzy Blair was installed as worthy associate advisor. Other o icers installed were: Charity, Mildred Waller; Hope, Sharon Hooper; Faith, Norvella Barnes; Drill Leader, Dana Jo McClenny; Inner observer, Loretta Carroll; Outer observer, Phyliss Ely; red, Mary Jo McIlhaney; orange, Mary Jo Graham; yellow, Dian White; green, Dorothy Carroll; and blue, Billie Wood. Outgoing worthy advisor was Carol Sue McIlhaney.