Caddo- My Home Town: Manning, 1925

Attractions

Rex II
Restored movie theater. Call 580-367-2000 for show times.
Indian Territory Museum and Library
A free look into Caddo's rich heritage. Open Tues.-Sat. from 10am to 3pm
Craighead's
This turn-of-the-century general store is a must see! Open: M-Th 'til 5:30 and F-Sat. 9:00-7:00.

Organizations

Caddo Educational Foundation
This group provides scholarships for community youth.
Caddo Civic and Cemetery Club
This group maintains and improves the cemetery and provides community service as needed.
Town Restoration Association of Caddo
The mission of TRAC is to provide visionary leadership, focus on historical preservation, and promote economic growth to enrich the quality of life in our community.
Caddo Community Association
The CCA holds the annual Heritage Day Celebration and participates in other community projects.

The Caddo Herald

April 17, 1925

Manning-Gossett

A surprise was sprung on their friends by Mr. Lloyd Manning and Miss Mae Gossett by the announcement last Saturday of their secret marriage in Sherman April 6^th.

Lloyd went to Calera last Saturday and brought home his bride- and they have been receiving the congratulations of their friends ever since.

Mr. Manning is one of the proprietors of the City Garage, and is the son of F. Manning, was born and raised in Caddo, and is a popular young man. The bride lived in Calera and is a handsome and accomplished young woman.

For the present they are making their home at his father’s just north of town.

Mrs. Manning is 86 Years Old

Last Tuesday Mrs. Matilda Manning took dinner with her daughter, Mrs. John Crutchfield, in Durant, the day being her 86^th birthday. She will remain two weeks in Durant.

Mrs. Manning is the mother of 9 children, 4 are living: has 15 grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren. She was born at Doaksville, Oklahoma, of Choctaw parentage and came to Caddo when she was 13 years of age, living here since. Her husband, who has been dead thirty years, was Dr. T. J. Manning, formerly of Tennessee. She was a LeFlore before her marriage.

Mrs. Manning’s many friends here wish her many more happy years.

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