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Sub Date Section of EIN Taxpayer Name Sort Name Address City State Zip Code Code Revocation 23-7147744 ARBUCKLE ROCK AND FOSSIL CLUB PO BOX 536 ADA OK 74821-0536 07 05/15/2010 GAMMA XI CHAPTER 20-4313683 PHI KAPPA TAU FRATERNITY GRADUATE COUNCIL 1100 E 14TH ST PMB 4015 ADA OK 74820-6915 07 05/15/2010 86-1071537 COWBOY CRISIS FUND PO BOX 1463 ADA OK 74821-1463 03 05/15/2010 23-7353738 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 395 BYNG HS FFA RT 3 BOX 215 ADA OK 74820-9803 03 05/15/2010 23-7341661 AMERICAN POSTAL WORKERS UNION 344 ADA LOCAL PO BOX 45 ADA OK 74821-0045 05 05/15/2010 23-7248990 NEIGHBORS IN ECONOMIC & EDUCATIONAL PO BOX 1284 ADA OK 74821-1284 03 05/15/2010 31-1605024 LANGSTON UNIVERSITY AGRICULTURAL 17046 COUNTY ROAD 1520 ADA OK 74820-4956 03 05/15/2010 26-0553222 FIRST NIGHT ADA INC 11895 COUNTY ROAD 1550 ADA OK 74820-0873 03 06/15/2010 23-7638336 FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS PRINCE HALL GRAND MA LOCAL ADA OK 74820-0000 08 10/15/2010 23-7367009 EAST CENTRAL AREA BASKETBALL 112 N BROADWAY ADA 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LUGGAGE FOR FOSTER CHILDREN OF OKLA PO BOX 285 AGRA OK 74824-0285 03 05/15/2010 73-1241264 SKIP OF OKLAHOMA INC 100 PARK AVE R AKLAHOMA CITY OK 73102-8006 03 05/15/2010 23-7531659 ANCIENT FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS OF OKLAHOMA1 PO BOX 85 ALBANY OK 74721-0085 08 05/15/2010 73-1418401 WADE-ALBANY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER 145 N WADE ST ALBANY OK 74721-0000 03 05/15/2010 73-1328139 UNITED MINE WORKERS OF AMERICA DIS PO BOX 33 ALDERSON OK 74522-0033 05 05/15/2010 02-0708548 WASHITA VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION PO BOX 245 ALEX OK 73002-0245 03 05/15/2010 48-0965047 ALFALFA COUNTY PARSONS TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 29 ALFALFA OK 73015-0000 13 05/15/2010 73-1088573 ALLEN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION PO BOX 430 ALLEN OK 74825-0430 04 05/15/2010 OSCAR RUSSELL OTHO 73-6102199 AMERICAN LEGION 0238 BUTLER LOCAL ALLEN OK 74825-0000 19 05/15/2010 73-1589118 FRIENDS OF THE ALLEN PUBLIC LIBRARY 214 EAST BROADWAY ALLEN OK 74825-0000 03 05/15/2010 91-2055921 AIRLIFT-TANKER MEMORIAL FUND RED RIVER CHAPTER 604 TAFT ST ALTUS OK 73521-4769 00 05/15/2010 23-7078073 ALTUS JUNIOR COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT CO BOX 518 213 W COMMERCE ALTUS OK 73521-3809 03 09/15/2010 51-0151324 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF LIONS CLUB 906 N SPURGEON ST ALTUS OK 73521-2552 04 05/15/2010 73-1240630 ALTUS EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTING PO BOX 797 ALTUS OK 73522-0797 03 05/15/2010 73-1287604 CLINICAL LABORATORY MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATIONCENT 1200 E PECAN ST ALTUS OK 73521-6141 06 05/15/2010 73-1330895 ALTUS FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN 1000 E CYPRESS ST ALTUS OK 73521-4004 03 05/15/2010 GOOD SAM 73-1357678 OKLAHOMA STATE ORGANIZATION INTL RECREATION 1105 MAPLE ST ALTUS OK 73521-6311 07 05/15/2010 73-1359667 ALTUS BICYCLE CLUB INC 1001 E LIVEOAK ST ALTUS OK 73521-6035 07 08/15/2010 73-0768019 ASSOCIATED CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES INC 101 E COMMERCE ALTUS OK 73521-3961 03 05/15/2010 73-0778866 HEARTLAND OF SW OKLAHOMA PO BOX 462 ALTUS OK 73522-0462 03 05/15/2010 73-0783023 ALTUS TWIRLERS PO BOX 428 ALTUS OK 73522-0428 07 05/15/2010 73-1065058 FAITH HOPE AND CHARITY 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FUND LOCAL ALTUS AFB OK 73523-0000 03 09/15/2010 20-4663970 OKLAHOMA FESTIVAL OF FLIGHT INC 3161 COLLEGE BLVD ALVA OK 73717-5003 03 05/15/2010 23-7030857 MERRY MIXERS 1437 YOUNG ST ALVA OK 73717-3455 07 05/15/2010 ALVA OK ALUMNAE 30-0276552 ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA SORORITY CHAPTER 1114 LOCUST ST ALVA OK 73717-2518 07 05/15/2010 30-0193725 ALVA AMERICAN LEGION BASEBALL PO BOX 213 ALVA OK 73717-0213 03 05/15/2010 23-7394410 WOODS COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER 617 BARNES AVE ALVA OK 73717-2231 03 05/15/2010 73-1202682 SIGMA THETA KAPPA 507 OKLAHOMA BLVD ALVA OK 73717-2714 07 05/15/2010 73-0283487 WESTERN MUTUAL BURIAL ASSOCIATION 726 FLYNN ST ALVA OK 73717-2144 12 05/15/2010 73-0647687 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE UNITED STATES DEPT PO BOX 129 ALVA OK 73717-0129 04 05/15/2010 73-1034221 OKLAHOMA WOMEN FOR AGRICULTURE LOCAL ALVA OK 73717-0000 05 05/15/2010 73-6104308 WOODS COUNTY MUTUAL BURIAL ASSN 1302 OKLAHOMA BLVD ALVA OK 73717-2540 12 05/15/2010 73-6105942 ALVA LAKE CLUB INC PO BOX 302 ALVA OK 73717-0302 07 05/15/2010 73-6111275 CHEROKEE STRIP MUSEUM ASSOCIATION 901 14TH ST ALVA OK 73717-2542 03 10/15/2010 73-6103894 AMERICAN LEGION POST 0340 JAYNES- LOCAL AMES OK 73718-0000 19 05/15/2010 20-2730869 PREGNANCY SUPPORT CENTER OF CADDO PO BOX 473 ANADARKO OK 73005-0473 03 08/15/2010 41-2146590 BET YISRA EL INC PO BOX 135 ANADARKO OK 73005-0135 03 05/15/2010 FIGHTERSL2907 23-7277938 INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FIRE ANADARKO PROF FIRE F PO BOX 1164 ANADARKO OK 73005-1164 05 05/15/2010 30-0180209 THE ANADARKO COMMUNITY ENHANCEMENT 3 CARLISLE CT ANADARKO OK 73005-5828 03 05/15/2010 23-7638251 FREE & ACCEPTED MASONS PRINCE HALL GRAND MASTERS C LOCAL ANADARKO OK 73005-0000 08 10/15/2010 73-1274164 ERNEST STECKER PADDLETY JR PO BOX 732 ANADARKO OK 73005-0732 04 05/15/2010 73-0756751 RED OAK ASSOCIATION 715 TOTTINGHAM RD ANADARKO OK 73005-5808 07 05/15/2010 73-0778726 DIETRICH MEMORIAL COUNTRY CLUB 402 W KENTUCKY AVE ANADARKO OK 73005-3820 07 05/15/2010 73-1114159 KIOWA 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