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From the album's back cover:       "THE "COLLEGIATE" QUARTET is a name which symbolizes enjoyment, music, and a spiritual blessing to thousands of people throughout the Midwest. Under the direction of the Public Relations Department of Bethany…

From the album's back cover:       "THE "COLLEGIATE" QUARTET is a name which symbolizes enjoyment, music, and a spiritual blessing to thousands of people throughout the Midwest. Under the direction of the Public Relations Department of Bethany…

This undated album was recorded sometime in the late 1960s at Century Records at 1120 N.W. 36th St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

From the album labels:

Bethany Nazarene College presents The Plainsmen Male Chorus

Director: N. James Main,…

McClure's Flowers has been located on Route 66 in Bethany since 1966.

The Lake Overholser Bridge was built in 1925 as part of Oklahoma State Highway 3. In 1926, the bridge was chosen as a part of the newly established US Route 66. It remained a part of Route 66 until 1958, when is was determined that the bridge could…

This is a recording of a Radio Program found in the Archives. Our version was recorded on a wire recording with nothing but the title presented. CBS Is There was a radio docu-drama series that presented historic events as current newscasts which ran…

This is a recording of a Radio Program found in the Archives. Our version was recorded on a wire recording with nothing but the title presented.  CBS Is There was a radio docu-drama series that presented historic events as current newscasts which…

Written By Henry Denker, The Greatest Story Ever Told was a weekly radio program that aired on The American Broadcasting Company from Jan. 26, 1947 to Dec. 30, 1956. The Prodigal Son was the third episode aired, on Feb. 9, 1947. It was, however…

Written By Henry Denker, The Greatest Story Ever Told was a weekly radio program that aired on The American Broadcasting Company from Jan. 26, 1947 to Dec. 30, 1956. The Soldier's Servant was the senteenth episode aired, on May 18, 1947. It was,…

A collection of hymns written by John and Charles Wesley. Published in 1803.