From the newspaper: THE VINITA LEADER, Craig Co., OK

4-20-1911 West Point
Willard Goodson was in Welch Sunday.
Horrell Teetors of Kansas is visiting James Goodson this week.

5-18-1911 West Point
Mrs. James Goodson returned last week from a several weeks’ visit in Kansas.

5-25-1911 West Cabin
Those present at M.N. Crawford’s Sunday were Misses Isa Tyner, Dona and Ethel McClendon, Lena Lane, Messrs. Alfred Lane, David and Earnest Murphy, Willard Goodson, Ollie Brown, Robert Grubb and Robert Orms.

6-8-1911 West Cabin
Those present at the Crawford home Sunday evening were: Misses Bessie Spence, Dona and Ethel McClendon and Lena Lane, Messrs. Willard Goodson, Alfred Lane, Robert Grubb and David Murphy.

7-27-1911 West Point
Mrs. J.D. Goodson was a Welch caller Saturday.
Miss Blanche Stroud of Welch is the guest of Mrs. Goodson this week.

5-2-1912 Miles
Don’t forget league Sunday night at 7:30. Willard Goodson, leader.

5-23-1912 Miles
Misses Carrie Tyner, and Ernestine Green, Messrs. Willard Goodson, Frank Green and Geo. Tyner were guests at the Sanders home Sunday evening.

6-20-1912 West Point
The Miles and West Point base ball teams have named themselves the “Oklahoma Indians.” Frank Glenn is manager and Willard Goodson is captain. They lost a close game Saturday to the Hudson team. Score 6 to 5.

8-8-1912 Miles
Willard Goodson was appointed as counter for the election at Union.
Those from Miles who enjoyed a ride to Centralia Thursday night were the Misses Rice, Carrie Tyner, Messrs ___nk Tyner, Willard Goodson, Ross Christian and Frank Green.

9-12-1912 Miles
Willard Goodson and Frank Tyner attended church at Centralia Sunday night.

2-11-1915 West Point
J.D. Goodson butchered this week.

3-11-1915 Bluejacket
Miss Fern Goodson is able to attend school again. She has been absent for two weeks on account of sickness.

1-17-1918 West Point
J.D. Goodson and son Ralph made a business trip to Vinita Monday morning.

2-21-1918 West Point
The Red Cross met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J.D. Goodson. There was quite a number present. We welcome two new members, that being George Check and Everette Check, making in all 112 members.
Mrs. J.D. Goodson informed us that her son, Alph, who is at Camp Pike, Arkansas, is in the hospital with mumps.
J.D. Goodson and son Ralph were transacting business at the county seat Thursday.
The West Point Red Cross ladies gave Mrs. Claud Mitchell a surprise dinner Thursday, February 14. Those present were Mrs. C.A. Tyler, Mrs. Ben Sanders, Mrs. Enoch Southerland, Mrs. J.D. Goodson, Mrs. J. Van Akron and baby, Mrs. G.W. Mitchell and Daughter, Miss Beulah, Mrs. J. Lee and daughter, Miss Grace, Mrs. G. Pitchford, Mr. Homer Andrews and sons, Homer, Jr., and George Wayne, and Mrs. T.D. Davidson. All spent an enjoyable day with Mrs. Mitchell, some knitting for the soldiers. Mrs. Claud Mitchell was chairman of our Red Cross, and we all are sorry to lose her. Mrs. Viola Chamberlain was appointed to fill her place.
Those that took dinner with J. Lee and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Goodson, Clarence Abbott and Ralph Goodson.

1-1-1931, The Rambler Craig County
J.D. Goodson of West Point district and son Wick, of Detroit, who is visiting his parents during the holidays, were in Vinita, Saturday.

1-1-1931; E.L. Inman, School District No. 24, 16 Miles North of Vinita - Eagle
Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Goodson and children from Detroit, Michigan, were pleasant callers at the Elbert Inman home Friday and spent the day.