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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1954

Page

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Fitzhugh Tops Grade Clubs In 4 H Roundup

Pontotoc County 4 H Roundup in Ada produced sweepstakes wins for the Fitzhugh clubbers who topped both high school and grade divisions. Pickett 4 H Club won rural grade school. leaders Mrs. Fletcher Watson, W F Mitchusson, Mrs. Lottie Bevers. Demonstration on making salads with cheese featured Vaness Club members Edwina Dame and La Juan Kinsey.

Fitzhugh Pontotoc County Ada Fletcher Watson W. F. Mitchusson Pickett Lottie Bevers Vaness Club Edwina Dame Clinton Dame la Juan Kinsey H. L. Kinsey

Pickett's third straight win in Ada Roundup division

In Ada the county Roundup crowned Pickett for the third year in a row in this division, marking the fourth plaque for the club. The event drew 400 participants across ten contests including girls dress revue and boys appropriate clothing, with 202 girls and 207 boys competing. Judges from East Central State College Homer Tishomingo Pittsburg and other areas evaluated both girls and boys divisions. Awards for winning clubs were provided by S and Q Clothiers Trader Mills and McCurley Bayless Drug. The girls events occurred at the First Baptist Church and boys at three churches. Continued on Page 3.

Pickett S & Q Clothiers Trader Mills McCurley-Bayless Drug Ada Martha Mote HDA First Baptist Church First Presbyterian First Christian Jane Taff East Central State College Carlos Loughlin Homer Geraldine Mercer Tishomingo Johnston County Lillie D. Mar Hughes Coun Flora Wingo Witeanes Wright Pittsburg Leonard Downing Bob Calvert Charles Morrow Norman Mitchell Frank Jared Bobby Langley Noland Hester

Hugh Stevenson, 90, Star Figure in Allen Revival

A revival meeting began Monday night at the Free Will Baptist Church in Allen and runs through May 5 with Rev. Paul Pursell of Shawnee as evangelist. Hugh Stevenson of Ada, 90, longtime neighborhood figure, spends his days gardening and tending his yard, his vigor notable at his advanced age.

Allen Free Will Baptist Church Paul Pursell Shawnee Bailey Thompson

Mother Goose Land and the 90-Year-Old Tanner of Center

The piece recounts centenarian Mr. Stevenson in Cotton Center Arkansas his 60 years there and life in 1890s Adkins wagon road days with his wife Marjorie Sloan Stevenson. It recalls the inland town’s active cotton industry two gins operating round the clock and the move of cotton to Wynne.

Hugh Stevenson East 13Th Ada Edwin Markham Stevenson Wynnewood Pauls Valley Marjorie Braly Mr. Stevenson Center Adkins Fort Smith Arkansas Texas Territory Marjorie Elizabeth Sloan Old Hickory Ark Ed Roberts Pauls Wynne

Sandy Creek Plans Move Toward Conservancy District

Harral Allen of the Sandy Creek Water and Soil Conservation Association says progress is underway toward forming a conservancy district for the watershed. He notes petitions are filed with the Oklahoma Supreme Court clerk and a U S Soil Conservation Service planning party will survey the area within 10 days to assess feasibility.

Harral Allen Sandy Creek Water and Soil Conservation Association Ray Walker U. S. Soil Conservation Service Sandy Creek Big Sandy Conservancy District Supreme Court of Oklahoma Walker Sandy

Filing Ends For State County Offices Friday

The five day filing period for county offices ends Friday after a Monday rush. Incumbents filing include Dow Thompson county clerk Virgil Hunt county treasurer Abe Holloway court clerk Norman C. Mitchell county superintendent David Gray District 1 J R Thompson District 3 and C W Floyd justice of the peace No 1 Lloyd R Watson former superintendent at Fitzhugh school has entered the race for county superintendent J Tal Crawford incumbent filed for reelection as county

Court House Dow Thompson Virgil Hunt Abe Holloway Norman C. Mitchell David Gray J. R. Thompson C. W. Floyd Lloyd R. Watson Fitzhugh School East Central College J. Tal Crawford

Main and Broadway Quarrel Sparks Harsh Jokes

A group on Main and Broadway quarreled when a fifth man arrived and one member coldly remarked death to the newcomer. The incident sparked grim humor about illness and survivability, reflecting a mood of fatigue and rough exchanges as the injured party contemplates his condition.

Main and Broadway Ol’ Buzz

Local Ada Water Suit Draws Free Legal Aid

Nine Ada lawyers offered free services to defending the city in the Byrds Mill Spring water injunction case. The suit, filed by Busby Stanfield Busby Denton for downstream landowners, claims riparian rights and that Ada may not take more than it uses, with potential upstream return of excess.

Ada Byrds Mill Spring Busby, Stanfield, Busby & Denton Byrds Mill Creek Kerr, Lambert, Conn, and Roberts

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Vaness Stonewall John Laxton Other Laxton Wesley Brantley Latta By Murrelle Mahoney Mother Goose Land Mother Goose Homer School Billye Barringer Goslings Bo-Beep Wee Willie Winkie Mother Hubbard Little Mother Hubbard Ospital Hollis Jenkins Mary Delores Jenkins Jill Bettie Taylor Jack Dwight Grove Jack Horner Johnny Scott Aen Hood Marcella Laughlin Georgie Porgie Bobby Chaddick Humpty Dumpty Roy Dobnick Raymond Tharp Jan Ozbirn Jeanene Green Shirley Turner Wanda Parker Tom the Piper Bill Fullinghim Boy Blue Johnny Thompson Hubbard Donnela McNeil Miss Muffet Janice Deaton U.S. Scs By Buzzy Bonehouse
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