 While many all-black towns sprang up in the early days of Oklahoma, many have disappeared.The table below lists 13 such towns that have survived to the present.The Oklahoma Socialist Party achieved a large degree of success in this era (the small party had its highest per-capita membership in Oklahoma at this time with 12,000 dues-paying members in 1914), including the publication of dozens of party newspapers and the election of several hundred local elected officials.