Meetings Each Wednesday, Noon, Western Inn, Hwy 377 & 22 West of Tishomingo
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Our club was initially chartered February 7, 1929 and became defunct February 26, 1945. Any former members or persons in the community who know any of the circumstances surrounding the demise of the club are encouraged to contact Lion Rod Hall with the information. I assume it had something to do with World War II.
The Tishomingo Lions Club was rechartered March 7, 1955 and has been in existence since that time. Over the years we have unfortunately become the only Service Club in Tishomingo. Good clubs like Rotary, Kiwanis, and others have existed and disbanded.
The state of Oklahoma was originally Indian Territory and was inhabited by many semi permanent and nomadic tribes of Native Americans. Between 1830 and 1839 the "Five Civilized Tribes" of the Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, Seminole, and Cherokee were moved from their ancestral homes in the southeastern United States to Indian Territory. Here they reformed their governments and settled in the new land as best they could. Tishomingo was and is the Capitol of the Chickasaw Nation.
PRESIDENT
Tom Lokey
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
Donna Powell
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
Donnie Walker
3RD VICE PRESIDENT
Bruce Stewart
SECRETARY
Rod hall
TREASURER
John Sikes
LION TAMER
Betty Williams
TAIL TWISTER
Joe Orr
BOARD MEMBERS
Dan Shaffer Oma Dell Walker E. J. Tolbert
