Checotah News (Newspaper) - August 30, 1951, Checotah, Oklahoma Th e N ews VOLUME - i AUGUST 30 * NUMBER 51 WAR WHO IS TO Bob West Delegate To National Youth Meeting Bob son of Mr. and R. I. West of is one of the five thousand delegates who arc the fifth annual The conflict whici National Convocation of lias plagued the nation and Methodist Youth which is in production for years is one of Blon University Lafay the most evils we have Indiana this High school on out hands in the present world students from all of A settlement of the states are mat ences which would be beneficial to 1 tendance at tne the the industrialists add delegates from Puerto the public could be made if both Hawaii and each employers theIr adopt a policy similar to that which 1 or state and regional was put into operation by the Bush Shoe Company several Thp simply includes employer and employees that they stop the continuous battle for higher wage rates ard or a percentage of the total value of sold as a reward f r services the Of course the workmen would go against tue opposition of the labor union bosses anu became such an agreement would them out of their il no a blessing to the men who actually uo the work in has been by success the experi Since that arrangement v as made in the company plan 1 of of the Student The theme olf the meeting Living in Our will be carried out through tho morning platform plus 24 workshops on church Christian youth social and ard world Jameson 22 oid of Methodist is director of the will inspiration hearing such huts tan speakers as Rev. O colorful clergyman of author and evangelist of Dr. diin of of Soil Conservation District Activities The board of supervisors of h Soil Conservation District is comprised 1. A. D. A. V. Walter and E. J. Kloo The personnel of the Soil Conservation as. sisting the District K. B. Rob Work Unit Boy Freeman and Engineering and Theda Gail District Touring the months of July and the first half of August ponda were on the farms of the Fol. lowing J. T. j H. M. D. B. H. H. II S. E. Troy Scholl John C. H. Lar rv Paul V. Eddie R. I. J. M. F. Ji J. D. and Horace The following fanners have ently become with the Checotah Soli Conservation Troyi Larry R. L. W H. J. M. D. A. M W. F. h. L. James Raymond 3ob f ' I as in a | | Rav and in ' ard M. P. ' of Regional Sizemore and W. W. Dr. Heil D. u time to begin winter cover We hav ing number of K 1, concerns have found it head of iiic Methodist Student to the stockholders and the men and production has boen decidedly Concerns bv operating on the percentage pross of the product as compensation not only obtain increased but the workmen find their pay keep as production rule holds true in France as well as in the United With these before there is no longer any excuse for the long disputes between and The constant wrangling results in costing the unless that is undisclosed object of the two the public if sometimes would appear that there is an agreement industry and and get higher wages and raise the price of the Another advantage of the Nunn plan is that as soon aa the realize that production is key to their there is an increase in the plant output of fifteen to twenty times ct has been the experience in tbac eleven hundred French plants are now operating on thj percentage and the employees are Oklahoma City school men anl police officials have told the parents of that city that they cannot assume the additional responsibility of supervising the morals of thi youth in to their police and educational This was recently revealed in with the nation wide concern over the prevalence of narcotic addiction among teen The policemen and school teachers absolutely It is not the job of either the policemen or thj school teachers to rear our That is a task we should have assumed when we became and if we have shirked is not reasonable to blame the police or the school If parental supervision outside school noun were as careful as school supervision during the the ile become just a word in the rather than the major problem it is try as we we can not escape the that careless or over in- Red Cross Flood Relief Fund at Halfway Mark of the Board of ] the Cheetah | and find that Jack Oklahoma Nichols & have Feed for rye and winter | The fair price for vetch is twenty a Of this cost PMA pays twelve j cents and the farnier pays The Checotah Chapter of the Red I Fescue is Cross has reached the half way coming a favorite grass for winter mark toward the quota pasture in Eastern signed by the national A ten dollar contribution from tho Stark and dollar from Hush Miller ing the past Week brought the total donations to date to It hoped that the other people of community who plan to help in the relief of the flood victims in our own Kansas and Missouri will hasten to bring or send in since the need is urgent and National Red Cross report that it will be weeks the need for help for the victims the bail floods be met. A huge amount of money has already been spent in and funds have been seriously tt will oS public whether or not the balance on band will be replenished in preparation for the other disasters that may visit other or entire states at any If you feel inclined to give for the aid of the flood make your tribute as soon as Cooperators in fie tri who have had experience in growing fescue state that is the most satisfactory grass they have found for winter Fescue can be planted from the first of September until the middle of Oct. Uncertified seed has been selling for fifty cents a pound u. the Checotah Soil Conservation Certified seed sells for 6oo to 7ftc per PMA is 20c per pound this R. I. Joe A. V. G. W. Forrest W. K. O C. and J. M. Thompson some of the district are planting fescue this falL HIGHWAY 9 TO GET MORE PAVING WORK One of the last actions of the state highway commission on million dollar Mcintosh State Highway 9 reconstruction job CHECOTAH SCHOOLS GETTING UNDER WAY Enrollment Under Football Practice Day Total enrollment of the Checotah City Schools reached 677 this week as the last minute arrivals for assignment to according to figures compiled by G. D He said that as first week draws to a close effort is being made to orientate the new students and a long with the high school in order that they may adjust them selves to the new surroundings and and in the make the best of their opportunity is class being as happy aa pos sible so. gave the following for in the entire school up to Wednesday of this week Grades 1 to 6 270 Grade 63 Grade 50 Ninth Grade 91 Tenth Grade 73 Eleventh 53 Twelfth 68 will be held next to elect tlass off am. of the other of the Longfellow School Enrolls 279 The which tho junior and down into the according to Rainwater principal of Longfellow a total of 2~'J in the i six as compared with I three hundred in previous The usually large errade has the second smallest number in the school wth 42 or above the low 40 in the third the other grades 2nd grade 18; 4th 6th grade 50; and grali 53. Mr. Rainwater said is * possibility that the total in the Wades will reach 300 marK when all the tale are in. but even so. does noi expect attendance to of the preceeding four Sixty fire Report For Football A cloud of dust has been from Athletic Park during the week as Coach Bogner Stubbs supervise the first rehearsals of the sixty-five who have reported seek positions oh the 1951 Wildcat football As the season it appears that many of candidates who are working for th first string spots are going to tough competition for the others whe seek the same and Connors Enrollment Set For Sept 10,11,12 for the fail semester at Connors State Agricultural Col. lege has been set for September 10. 11, and 1/2. according to an made this week bv A. B. Upper men will enroll on ani while the freshmen arj taking entrance Tha freshmen will their on W Three new courses have been ded to subjects offered this including military and tactics under direction of and enlisted men from and metal and wood All faculty in which there has been no change made since last have been to meet on the campus Sep. tember 6. a a workshop for sthool planning and The new library and science on the t south en I of the been ' and student assistants will have books and equipment moved into their respective places for the on ening of The new military ' is designed to for enrollment in ed training in military science four educational institutions and receive commissions when they 1 MRS. CURRY IN CAR WRECK Well Known Local Woman Victim of Car Accident In Mexico I Her many friends in the ity were grieved and shocked to learn of her death ift a tragic automobile accident on S. 6*0 near Mrs. Curry and her Mrs. Eva she hatt been visiting at were en route to Checotah when fatal mishap Mrs. whose car was escaped with minor of the accident is reported to have been another accident ax short distance ii front of a freight tiuck which was immediately in front of the Baldridge Thai truck stopped suddenly just as Baldridge was pulling out to The front hi car with the rear of the crushing Mrs. Curry and killing her The a resident of cotah for many was deputy automobile tag agent for the area at the tune her that Fhe had served in various including county home - at where she met Davis H. whom she at South made home for soma seven years in where Mr. Cuiry was employed as mining After their to the he set out on a trip to for als in South America and in the unknown In her Jessie Mae her heart to Jesus was tized on September 20, 1903 antl the Church and remained a faithful member throughout the succeeding She with her to Checotah in Funeral services were conducted at the Methodist Church on Wed. afternoon of this USt 29, at 4 assisted by Rev. David localities report Soma losses were caused by delay in boll weevil and other and some producers abandon Stubbs is not venturing any tions as to who will play a. is pleased with the number of men COtton be DTO reporting for and is giv m ing special care in looking for possible The in. INDEPENDENTS experienced are riusi 6||MriaV the work outs in stride and are ting on to the in shape I The Checotah Independent bane observers ball team wilt meet at First Bale 19S1 Cotton Here Knch Bros. Gin announced the purchase of the first bale of the 1951 cotton crop sold in purchased by thorn on this L. J. wop the distinction of the first producer on the market this His bale weighed and to a long I Checotah business men will make cash contributions to add ta the market price he received for the Differing reports received about this year's cotton crop indicate that the 1&51 is going to vary from poor to to and care of the Some Burial was in Greenlawn say they have sreat pros with Powers Funeral Boraa jeers others are not so in Pall bearers were Harry Wesley Cecil Ed and Tom Harrill the Utter of pall bearers Dr. P. R. Fred 3rtsdo. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. - is set for the commission view of the shortage of letter Park in 8Tf^l 8qUftd 11 wwW Sunday White has been Direct certain that many of these new the Arkansas Valley league cham or C. A. that the hands will be used before the 51 k SOn hos than a few ney stated this Tho for rebuilding the highway's rood games Rev. E. A. wail bed from the vicinity of of funeral se west to the Hughes HOUSTON DIPS 1&SrZ HOUSTON DIES w champion eleven AT MUSKOGEE MON. Last Jim Bit gave his team mates a holiday G. W. Ross Dr. A. J Delbert and Odell the Utter of a and a son John P. one Gordon Price of Frew one Mrs. of nnd one grand Linda were held at First Church Monday afternoon for who died of iaw at a hospital last Saturday 25. Bur ial was In with ' Powers Funeral Home in Mrs. Broderick was stricken b a severely sore throat ahout a week before her He grew worse durinc tho and admitted to tho There it learned that rhe hnd stepped upon a sewing needle some timH before This thirty-six foot wide and drainage job is estimated to cont It will be an task with to services were held ft a two hit game to the chapel of the Powers Ae final game Home at 10 o'clock this off Every fan is morning ifor Pugh parents create more h introduced th Ue lax law | mto her She ment or negligent school t wag wll hi hav - n employed 8t various haVe all they can h lo care of We are admonished by Writ to up the in the waM he and there Is Zut the 11-Hv onto the shoulders of the mi in Checotah over a period of Survivors include the Charles and two It. 8. of lee Made CHIEF AT ha tHe motion of to the la. sistant chief Industrial engineer for Ft Texas Lee was manager for the huge factory which ploys more than He if a nephew of John ci % Paul keel bridge who has heen on a jab at Oklahoma for several Is week with bit in tbo are BJC the and and id this week V construction of hew in front of the The work is done by J. R. Acker Who has Work fori the places of there will be others jet the idea and of aida walks in front of their Mr. and Mrs. Tom and children spent Tuesday and day with her Mrs. Bessie in tha They left early Thursday for when they W low next year at an vear 0\& retired railroad cost lof The paving died in a on evening of this August 27. He had been home with his the Misses and Butler in Che will close the last unimproved section of the highway west of asd will provide a total of 3.73 miles i west from the county The lob He 8en,ed Jn includes elever of {n company based and the Ws and was serving Shell Creek near r editor when he He Tulsa contractors Lyman A will within the next row five miles of west out of Vivian through at a oost of This a member of the Christian Church the of RaDway Clerks and ther Good Hope toeing a lit of the latter with the project on Survivors include Dr. MAl tee mm 6iWeS* the eKsy of Visa 8 Market two bV like of the Which is created hf the air B Cox is of the funeral services to ace the Independents in the Ark Valley championship game next Sunday at Athletic PaTk in Admission will be 45c for ults and 10c for O - MAYOR DECLARES HOLIDAY SEPT. 3 Mayor Horace Frame this week issued a proclamation declaring September a. a dav in observance fff the National Labor Day His pro clamation also contained request that ail business places in the city be dosed during the A of the business men of the town expressed tin intention to a hide W Ae lo find few Waces next hs they prepare their week ehd trading tat the Carrier and local rier Mr. Wiser eays he knows of no other in with p controlled air unit Mrs. K who ronte from to her Some last Friday visiting her 1. Q. Burial was in the bearers were Hugh Miller Ed Grover Britton and Miss home ec instructor in the Oklahoma spent the Beh Fl of Fr. Worth Terss end 5fr. L. C. Messer ot nS in next at 2 All churches of the town While the team holds membership in the Methodist they Wadly cooperate wiiK 1" n. COUNTY HEALTH NURSE SCHEDULE September 3. September 4, make arrangements with the fom lowing schools for an Prairie View by Marjorie England R. N. Immunization Clinic held in thei schools Stidham and Fatna ir the morning arrange and Mt View for Clinic in the by Arlene R. N. September 5. Conference with R. N. September 6. Veneral disease and Immunization Clinic and General Medical Clinic at Eufaula from 9:00 A. M. to 12:00 Dr. H. n Veneral and Clinic at Office from 1:0% P. M. to 2s0&P. M. Dr. F. R. tn 7. Immunization held in the following schools son and in the and an Clinic With hd Murphy be by held in following View by 8. in from 8:S0 A. 12:00 Janet Week end with her Mr. was a week end visitor Mise Mtw end ahd Mrs. H. and her Mrs. John Kuw nnd and all of Oklahoma spent the past week in Mrs. BlackwelL Jo
