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REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS January 1, 1926 to January 1, 1927
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Oklahoma Baptist University proudly announces the induction of Dr. Juanita Franklin Johnson into the OBU Faculty Hall of Fame. The prestigious ceremony will take place at 3:30 p.m., October 20 at the Cargill Alumni Center back yard on the OBU campus in Shawnee, Oklahoma. Johnson, an esteemed alumna of OBU and the first Black inductee, has dedicated her life to the field of nursing, education, and community service. Her journey with OBU began in 1967 when she earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the university. Johnson's commitment to education and continuous growth led her to the OU Health Sciences Center, where she earned both a Master of Science Nursing in 1975 and a PH.D. in Nursing in 1975 and a Ph.D. in Nursing in 1998. She became a Registered Nurse in the State of Oklahoma in 1986, marking the beginning of a remarkable career. Johnson's association with OBU was transformative. She served as an associate professor of nursing from 1986 until her retirement in 2003 after which she was awarded the esteemed title of professor emeritus. Even in retirement, her dedication to education persisted, as she continued tutoring students in various subjects, including nursing, psychology, sociology, philosophy, statistics, and writing from 2003 to 2010.
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by Mark Thomas Executive Vice President Oklahoma Press Association There's an old saying that you don't really appreciate something until you don't have it anymore. We all know that to be true in our personal life with each loss of a lifelong friend or family member. It's no secret many newspapers in the United States have closed in recent years. Every time it happens it feels like losing a lifelong friend or family member.
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Wife Frustrated That Husband Doesn’t Realize She Wants Him to Be Quiet and Also Talk to Her and Also Leave Her Alone and Also Come Talk To Her
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The long-simmering feud between the Brooks and McFar- land clans erupted into gunfire on September 22, 1902, at the new railroad town in Indian Territory.
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NO 19 OF THE 106TH YEAR • PUBLISHED IN WETUMKA, OK 74883
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