The Lawton Constitution from Lawton, Oklahoma • Page 38

THE LAWTON CONSTITUTION, Thursday, July 1, 1971 At Cowboy Hall Of Fame Southwest Oklahoma Indians Represented In Art Show I fimmmrmMmmmwmmmiimRmwmatim'xmfim j-- Entertainment SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA Jn- dian anists are well represented in a Contemporary Southern Plains Indian Art exhibit at the National Cowboy Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City. Art works of nine Oklahoma's Indian tribes are featured Jn the show, which runs through Aug. 15 under auspices of the The first comprehensive Delaware, Fort Sill Apache, Kiowa, Kiowa-Apacne and Widi- entation to document the devel- opment and variety of arts from 20th Century Southern Plains regions is displayed at the cen- ita tribes of western Oklahoma are included in the exhibit. ler in the exhibit's first major seven days a week at the Cen- Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.

jAnadarko; Willis Parton, Cad- mont; Agnes Mary Old sale; at the Cowboy Hall and listings of the artists Cheyenne Arapaho, Anadarfco; I Game information desk, withj and their works. Clyde Old Bear, Arapaho, Anadarko; Dixon Palmer, Kiowa, show in western Oklahoma during its two-year tour of the state. Some 120 art and crafls ciea- Oklahoma Arts and Humanitiesi lions by members of the Arapa- Couacil. I ho, Caddo. Cheyenne, Coman- ter through labor Day.

"The spiritual qualities of their tribal heritage are projected by the Southern Plains Indian artists in creating these contemporary of rich and striking imagery," said Rosemary Ellison, Indian Arts and Crafls Board Museum Curator, who assembled the traveling exhibit. Featured are dance costumes; paintings on various media, including buckskin; metalwork in nickel silver, a material in which Southern Plains artisls specialize; ceremonial objects in various media; and examples of beadwork. do, Anadarko; James Querdibit- ty, Comandie Kiowa Apache, Anadarko; Leonard (Black Moon) Kiddles, Comanche, Walters; Arthur Kowlodge, Sr. Arapaho, Geary; Harvey Russell, a Cheyenne, El Reno-, George Silverhorn, Kiowa, Anadarko: James (Haungooah) Silverhorn, Kiowa, Anadarko; Carol A. Soalikee, Fort Sill Apache, Edroond; Lenniel Ted Sovo, Comanche, Sterling; Marjorie So- vo, Comanche, Sterling; Nettie Kiowa.

Gracernont; Stephens, Caddo; Standing, Angelina Yvonne Stephens, Caddo; Donna Jean Tsatoke. Caddo-Kiowa; Lee Monett Tsatoke, Kiowa, and Cynthia Lookingglass Wenny, a SK COSTUMES. "fancy dance" costumes i Comanche, all of Anadarko; including David WilJiams, Kiowa-Apache- men and women, are in the exhibit, plus six examples of work German silver, 17 beadwork Tonkawa, Muskogee. The exhibit was organized and is being circulated by the Southern Plains Indian Museum and creations, and 20 paintings of I Crafts Center in Anadarko, ad- iribal life. The exhibit includes 1 ministered by the Indian Arts descriptive text panels and pho- and Crafts Board of the U.

S. Department of the Interior. "Contemporary Southern tos of the artisls with quotations expressing their creative philosophies. The artists range in age! Plains Indian Art" was toured from IS to 97 years. in Snnlh Dak-nla and Montana Artists represented in the CHEERLEADER PHYLLIS Phyllis George, who is being Attending school in her home- cheered these days in various'town of Denlon, Tex.

Phyllis iparts of the country in 11 0 ner successor who will be appearance as Miss at dimax toe of 1971, reveals thai she was 5 i st America Fag- cheerleader for six years while 1 cant Sept. 11. Featured Nightly! At The RAMADA CLUB In the Ramada Inn-2nd Ferris Cocktail Hour 5-6 n.ra Conlemporary Southern Plains Indian Art Exhibit are; Ranee Hood, a Comanche; Bartliell Lit'Je Chief, Comanche-Kiowa, and Mae Youngman, Comanche, all of Lawton; George Palmer, Kiowa; Imogene Bosin Palmer, Comanche- Kiowa, both of Cache; David Apekaum, a Kowa Indian from Mountain View; Dennis Belindo, in South Dakota and Montana Indian costumes and intricate feather and beadwork institutions before coming to Ok- are represented in a touring Contemporary Southern iahoma. Plains Indian Art exhibit at the National Cowboy Hall A 16-page exhibit catalog is of Fame. Quarry Signs NEW YORK (AP) Robert Quarry, who has been acting in Hollywood OPEN DAILY For all the family 15 RIDES ROLLER SKATING Free picnic area Kiowa-Navajo, Oklahoma International Pictures.

Hisj Wholesome Refreshments Lucille Birdcreek, Kickapoo, Ja lesl "The Return of since 1944, and has on Broadway signed a five- year contract to appear in at least two films a year for Amer-1 ENTERTAINEKS. This Hollywood duet, billed as Kim and Dave, will be featured with Jimmie Rodgers when he performs at the Fort SiU Officers Club Friday nightl The singer is importing his Las Vegas type show to the dub patio for a pre-Fourth of July celebration. NEW! FRIED CHICKEN MINI BUCKET REGULAR BUCKET reg. 4.44 12 Bip Pieces Chicken 1 pint cole slaw 1 pint pravy 1 pint Bar-B-Que Beans 6 Rolls 6 Big pieces Chicken pint gravy pint Cole Slaw pint Bar-B-Que Beans 4 hot rolls 2603 Cache Rd. Village Green Shopping popular demand group Shawnee; Melvin Blackman, Cheyenne Arapaho, Elk City; Ada Bosin, Comanche, Cement; tBlackbear Bosin, Comanche- Kiowa, Wichita.

Richard Bullbear. Kiowa-Cheyenne-Arapaho, Anadarko; Tommy Wayne Cannon, Caddo-Kiowa; Lavernal Jane Capes. Kiowa-Wichita, An-! adarko; Julius Ceasar, Pawnee, Anadarko; Mildred Imach Cleg-! horn. Fort Sill Apache. EJioda Susie Drywater, Kiowa.

i Fort Cobo; Tennyson Eckiwau-: Comanche, Cyril; Nelson' Franklin, Cheyenne Rowaoc, and Georfje- Geionety, Kiowa, Apache. ALSO EXHIBITED are works by Elberta Tahlo Hahtaso. Kiowa, Carnegie; Bobby (While- buffalo) Hill, Kiowa, Washila; Bill Johnson, Kickapoo, Shawnee; Elbert Ernie (Blue Jay) Keahbone, Kiowa, Anadarko; Alice Littleman, Kiowa. Washita; (Myrtle Toss Luther. Wichita, Dallas, Stephen Mopope, Kiowa, Fort Cobb; Mary Nowlin, Arapaho, Grace- Yorga." will be distributed inj August.

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