Farm News and 4H Club Handicraft Projects 1953
The December meetings explain a 4 H handicraft program for members to design build and exhibit farm and home articles. Plans are available from the county agent and local shops with exhibits judged at Pantotoc County Fair in September 1953. Entries require records hours and material costs and must be made between Sept 15 1952 and Sept 15 1953 in two divisions high school and grade rural. Also included are DHIA top cows and irrigation findings with 4 H schedule for December events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantotoc
Pontotec County Fair
Dhia
Sam Dew
Jersey
Howard Smith
Guernsey
Kent Smith
H.R. Cooper and Son
Joe Engel
Holstein
Cooper and Son
Truman security order under Senate review faces press opposition
Senate experts examine President Truman's security of information order amid concerns it could curb press access. A subcommittee led by ex Senator Mandy studies censorship, while a watchdog group is urged to monitor agency disclosures. Moody, appointed to fill Vandenberg's seat, lost re-election bids to complete terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Truman
Mandy
Michigan
Moody
Sen
Arthur Vandenburg
Vandenberg
Sorrowing mother speeds to wounded son in Korea
Mrs. Allen Dulles, sister in law of Secretary of State Designate John Foster Dulles, rushed to Yokosuka Naval Hospital in Japan to be at Marine Allen M. Dulles who is in critical condition with shrapnel wounds to the head and right arm after ten days on the critical list. The Navy said he is not aware his mother has arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Korea
Allen Dulles
John Foster Dulles
Yokosuka Naval Hospital
Marine 2Nd At
Allen M. Dulles
Navy
English Woman and Daughter Victims of Confidence Scheme
A Tulsa woman Mrs Hideo Stephenson and her 28-year-old daughter Adrienne, in the United States about a year, were lured by an unidentified man with a west coast deal. They withdrew savings, went to Reno Nevada, where they were left broke and in debt. The brother in Tulsa paid the hotel bill and brought them back, losing an estimated $800 to $300.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oid
Reno
Nev
Hideo Stephenson
Adrienne
Winnie Back to Work After Scrutiny Dinner
Winston Churchill returned to work in London after a 78th birthday dinner with his family. A 40-pound cake shaped like Churchill’s square black hat marked the event, highlighting a playful nod to the Prime Minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Winston Churchill
Evangelist Billy Graham Denied Korea Trip
In Albuquerque Billy Graham was denied sponsorship by the Armed Forces Chaplains Board for a Korea visit due to prior commitments. He left Los Angeles for Washington to seek military clearance and indicated he would go if allowed, even joking about preaching as a comedian. In England, Anne Bowring, 86, died in an open grave beside her late husband after being missing four days, found by her daughter at a cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Billy Graham
Los Angeles
Korea
Jerry Beaven
Graham
Washington
Defense Department
Armed Forces Chaplains Board
Department
Barkingside
England
Anne Bowring
Exni
Ex-Princess Fathia's Exiled Family Welcomes Son
Former Princess Fathia of Egypt and exiled King Farouk's former wife Mrs Riad Ghali gave birth to a seven pound five ounce baby at St Vincent's hospital Saturday night. The child is the couple's first, and the line of succession remains unclear as the family lives in exile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Fathia
Egypt
Farouk
Riad Ghali
St Vincent's Hospital
British Farmer to Show Sooners How English Wheat Is Grown
British farmer Dick Turrell plans a trip to Oklahoma next spring to teach American farmers how to grow wheat the English way. His English farm yielded over three and a half tons of grain per acre last year, drawing worldwide interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiggenhall
Mary
Eng
Dick Turrell
Oklahoma
Elmer Carlson
Iowa
Turrell
Hiswo
Acre
Turrells
London
Dice
Royal Armored Corps trooper faces court martial
An 18 year-old Royal Armored Corps trooper T. F. Dewier will appear before a court martial on December 2 on a charge of offering information that might be useful to an enemy. He is a clerk to the technical adjutant of his driving and maintenance school and allegedly offered information to an unauthorized organization of which he is said to be a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bovington
England
Royal Armored Corps
T. £. Dewier
Pope Pius XI names 24 new cardinals worldwide
Pope Pius XI named 24 new cardinals including Archbishop James Francis McIntyre of Los Angeles and Archbishops Aloysius Stepinac of Zagreb and Stefan Wyszynski of Warsaw. The appointments restore the College to about 70, with Italians receiving the largest share and a consistory set for January 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brutto
Vatican City
Pius XI
James Francis McIntyre
Los Angeles
Sacred College of Cardinals
Alojsijc Stepinac
Zagreb
Freea
Krasic
Stefan Wyszynski
Warsaw
Poland
College of Cardinals
John Joseph Cardinal
Glennon
St. Louis
Ireland
Dennis Cardinal Dougherty
Philadelphia
Vatican
Italy
France
United States
Spain
Portugal
Brazil
Argentina
Canada
Germany
Armenia
Austria
Australia
Belgium
Britain
Chile
China
Colombia
Cuba
Ecuador
Holland
Hungary
Peru
Syria
Yugoslavia
McIntyre
Edward Cardinal Mooney
Detroit
Francis Cardinal Spellisan
New York
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Western Hemisphere
Paul-Emile Leger
Montreal
August Alvaro da Silva
Bakis
Carlo Maria
Crisanto
Vamoosa Honors Huddleston At Community Dinner
The Vamoosa community and Home Demonstration clubs hosted a dinner honoring County Commissioner W. E. Huddleston and county road workers who helped build a new blacktop road to the cemetery. Attendees included numerous local families and residents. W. E. Huddleston and BE Evans led the aftermeal remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vamoosa
W. E. Huddleston
Rasd
Blacktop
RD. Russell
Bill Cooley
J. T Bawer
O. H. Merrell
E. V. Thomason
Jess Russell
Linda
Jack
E. J. Evans
Donna Kay
Myrna
J. W. Atkinson
Alta Jean
Jimmy
V. L. Hailey
Mary Ann
Mike
Ed Strauss
Dick Griffin
R. H
Dixie
Judy
Dickie
John Phelps and
Dale
A. F. Bowles
Zeb
Pegey
John Morrow
Ed Zweincher
M. C. Botkin
Floyd Clayton
Dio Branscum
William H. Travis
Marion Holley
Anice Bowles
John C. Horton
W. R. Raines
Ed Sharber
Bill
Derna
J. H. Batkin
Lonnie Batkin
Be, Evans
Korea Veteran Returns Home After A Run Of Misfortunes
Bernard Rosen, 21, from Los Angeles, visited Moravia after discharge. A week in, an auto crash led to a 350 dollar bill. he washed dishes to pay 62 dollars, then worked in a factory to settle debts. A boarding house fire ruined his stay, but coworkers helped with clothing and bills. He plans to return home to rest and spend Christmas with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
N.Y
Korea
Bernard Rosen
Los Angeles
Moravia
Rosen
Clarita News Social Guests and Thanksgiving Gatherings
A long list of Clarita residents and friends visited and hosted dinners during Thanksgiving weekend. Guests included families from Madill Tulsa Oklahoma City Bishop Ada Coleman Coleman Fort Worth and more. A car incident on Highway 48 near L M Ridley farm left a driver uninjured with the vehicle in a creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Stevens
Wapanucka
Highway 48
L. M. Ridley
Annul Home Demonstration Event in Ada December 5
The Annul Home Demonstration Achievement Program is set for Friday December 5 at the First Christian church Ada 1 30 p m with members and friends invited. High attendance outstanding project work best records and officers to be recognized and new county officers and committee chairs to be installed Mrs R L Hale and A L Griffith will discuss highlights from the National Home Demonstration Council meeting in Raleigh NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Thirteenth and
Broadway
Ada
R. L. Hale
Ais
A. L. Griffith
National Home Demonstration Council
Raleigh
North Carolina
Proper Shoe Care For Snowy Weather
Moisture weakens fibers and dulls shoes in snow and rain. Rub soles and uppers lightly with castor oil before drying, then air dry at room temperature for 12 to 24 hours. Castor oil preserves polish, oil dressing or waterproofing aids moisture resistance, and shoe trees should fit precisely to avoid damage, with heels repaired promptly to maintain shape.
Nut Bread and Yeast Rolls From A Busy Holiday Recipe
A family friendly kitchen snippet presents Nut Bread using 3 cups flour 2/3 cup sugar 1 cup milk 3 tsp baking powder 1/2 cup chopped nuts 4 tbsp melted fat and 1 egg with a single pour method. Also outlined are Twice Baked Yeast Rolls with yeast sugar salt and six cups flour plus scalded milk and cooling steps for a time saving holiday bake.
Charge Driver Failed to Signal
Chories of failure to signal were filed Friday naming Bobie an Ledbetter, Holdenville, route 3. The Hughes county resident was stopped on the main street of Aten and charged with negotiating a left turn without giving a signal. A. A. Mitchell, highway trooper, signed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobie Ean Ledbetter
Holdenville
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Hughes County
Aten
A. A. Mitchell
Ada to Represent at State Science Academy Meet
The Oklahoma Academy of Science holds its first annual meeting at Oklahoma A&M College in Stillwater with over 200 scientists from the state. About 100 papers across biology chemistry geology physics geography psychology and science education will be presented. East Central State College and Ada host the spring gathering with figures such as M Pratchett Ada vice president and W Brown Monrell Stillwater among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homa Academy of
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
Oklahoma
Ofthers
WV. Brown Monnell
M. Pratchett
Ada
A. O. Weese
Norman
P. Massie
Langston
East
Battery Loaded Down With Smiths
A Camp Rucker scene in Battery C of the 125th Field Artillery shows 11 men named Smith in one squad. During close order drill, Sgt. Smith orders each Smith to in step, and ten change steps while the one at fault remains out of step, prompting a humorous mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozark
Als
Smith
125Th Field Artillery
Camp
Rucker
Sgt. Smith
Egypt Pie Supper Friday for Christmas Program Funds
Egypt community will hold a pie supper at the school on Friday night December 5 starting at 7 30. Ada quartet may perform as part of the program to raise funds for the annual Christmas display. Proceeds support the community and the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
I Hartgraves
Ada Quartet
Farmers Union to Meet At McGee
Stratford special report: Farmers Union to meet at McGee school house at 7 30 Monday night December 1. Members will elect officers for 1953 and delegates to Oklahoma City in January. W C Stamper of Pauls Valley will attend with pictures to show and refreshments will be served. This will be last meeting of this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Farmers Union
McGee School House
Oklahoma City
W. C. Stamper
Pauls Valley
Thanksgiving Guests Across Tishomingo Area
Local residents and relatives traveled to visit family over the Thanksgiving weekend. Numerous gatherings spread from Ardmore and Ada to Duncan, Oklahoma City, Durant, Drumright, Poteau, and beyond, with friends and relatives staying in Tishomingo and nearby towns. Notable names include Reeves, Calhoun, Ulrich, Young, Gilliam, Glenn, Plowman, Stuckey, Williams, Bott, Baker, Cunningham, Evans, Bates, and Threats.
Vanoss Juniors to Present Comedy at School Auditorium
Vanoss high school juniors will stage Ah, Feudin Over Yonder in the school auditorium on December 4 with matinee at 1 45 pm and a 8 pm show. Admission 33 cents for adults 20 cents for children. Cast includes Velta Johnson Patsy Perriman Mary Ann Griffith Kenneth Hurley Buddy Perry Rosie Van Schuyver Sabra Landreth Bonita Bradley Lynwood Cantwell Kenneth Choate James Galey Farrel Jones Valma Voyles Charlotte Moore Willa Duckworth. Dutch Herald directs. Local visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss High School
Ozarks
Velta Johnson
Patsy Perriman
Mary Ann Griffith
Kenneth Hurley
Buddy Perry
Rosie van Schuyver
Sabra Landreth
Bonita Bradley
Lynwood Cantwell
Kenneth Choate
James Galey
Farrel Jones
Valma Lea Voyles
Charlotte Moore
Willa Duckworth
Dutch Herald
Hydro Girl Wins Collegiate Stock Judging Honor
Minnie Ottinger of Hydro Oklahoma becomes the first woman to win high individual honors in collegiate judging at the International Live stock Exposition with 901 of 1000 points. The Aggie team finished second to Cornell, with four 3400 plus points. Other Oklahoma H Club awardees include scholarships in tractor maintenance public speaking and crops honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lou Gttinger
Hydro
Okls
Oklahoma A
Miss Ottinger
Ralph Ottinger
Aggie
Kansas City
Cornell
Tom Denker
Aggies
Henry Kuntz
Cyril
Okla
Oklahoma +H Club
Gerald L. Cooper
Shirley Ben Smith
Watonga
Bruce J. Gillin
Porter
Soil and Water Conservation
Ronald Lee Kouplen
Beggs
Sue Idhardi
Okmulgee County
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Y C. H. Hailey
Lester F. Smith
Tennessee
Sonin Hospital
John Dulles
Pius
Huddleston
Louis Hoffner
Peter Farrell
Queess, N.Y
Lo Yas
Clarita News
3.T. Rice
H. E. Lynn
Madill
Victor Rice
Thomas Rice
Clarita
W .P. Rice
Fort Worth
Rice
Texas
Billy Clay Keener
Bud Keener
H. T. Rice
FE. O'Neal
F, BE. O'Neal
Bishop, Texas
Mr. Cassel
The
Clarita High School
Sgt
Stanley Walkup
Roy Walkup
J. D. Anders
W. D. Underwood
Coalgate
Clint Morrison
Stonewall
Billy Anders
Coleman
C. B. Wright
Earl Woodls
Sam Steele
Stringtown
Jack Patton
Paul Ray
Washington, D. C
H. L. Ray
Nts
Hobby
Claud Wyvick
Muskogee
Jin * Clarita
Mr. Wyvick
Oconee
S. D. Nelson
John Williams
Cora McCormick
Claud McCormick
Balen
Dallas, Texas
Joe Paower
George Hartsfield
Wale Ter Hartsfield
Loyd Daniel
W. J. Burns
Ed Townsend
Garret Bluff
Marcus Slakey
Durant
Robert Burns
Bertha Corzine
Hugh Frank Hefley
Hugh Hefley
Jimmy Fanning
Murray College
Floyd Nelson
Charles Stutte
Mrs. W. B. Robinson
Bartlesville
Keith
Jimmy Jones
Tishomingo
Pantyline News
Martha Mote
Minniz Lol McDoniel
Rebee
Latta
Herbert Cooner
Milton Arnold
East 15Th
Efrect
Fitzpunh Club
J. 5
Ari
Science Academy
McGee
Tishomingo News
Billy Drew Reeves
Bill Terry
Walt Calhoun
Wichita Falls
Calhoun
KL Ulrich
Ulrich
Jerry Young
Ardmore
Lelia Woolard
Graham Carr
Idaho
Mrs. Gerrals Alloway and
Sammy
Mr. Allowway
Drumright
Jack Gilliam
Puddin
Tishamingo
Mrs. Herry Glenn
Ann
Poteau
Mrs. Glenn
Hermon Thomas
Reena Rois
New Mexico,s
Sara Wigington
Howard Plowman
Dondes
Don Forsman
Atoka
A. D. Williams
Arp, Texas
Johnny R. Stuckey
Rickey
William L. Ery
W. L., Fry of
Marietta Byerly
U.N. Bott of
Guthrie
Roger Baker
Elaine
Roger Bill
V. L. Auld
Deanha
V. L. of
Virgil Auld
Walter Owens
Duncan
Homer Dodds
Laneville
Mr. Dodds
Jerry Lester
Laffette, la
Mrs
Robert Armstrong
Robert Armstorng
Mill Creek
Jim Lester
Lester
Louisiana
Jack Watson
McAlester
Charles Bryant
Marcus Nelson
New Mexico
J.T. Bryant
Pottsboro
J. Q. Swartz
Davenport
Mes
J.B. Swartz
Earl W. Craven
Stanley Cunningham
Stan
Hugh Dillingham
Kingston
Oklo
Lloyd Dillingham
David Bates
Mexia
Cunningham
A. T. Evans
H. A. Wilkinson
la Mesa
Dana Duty
East Central
Richard Duty
Lloyd Niblett
Mrs. Studdard
Rita
Temple
Helen Ames
Troy
John T. Lightfoot
Clarence Rawls
Stacey Howell
Joe and Ferrell
Vanoss
Ison
Gene Evans
Stacey Howell Jr
Evans Home
Mrs. M. Tubbs
Larry and
Eddie
Purcell 5
Reynolds
Roger Umphers
Umphers
Pat Frazier
Audie Umphers
San Antonio
Fraziers
M. C. Whitlock
Lehigh
Roy Whitlock
Mrs. Whitlock
Beulah Zimmerman
la Monte
Fleye Channel
Lowell Goodman
Randy and
Mahala
Preston Lovett
Bullard Chapel
Homer Sherman
William Parrish
Sue
Wesley Brantley
Morgan Walker
Mrs. Maude Easier
Zulinka
Checotah
Ed. J. Coyle
Pawnee
Charlie Dry
Bob Martin
Patricia
Mrs. Martin
Oniel Dykeman
Carl Garland
Dallas
Ray Lokey
Merchason
John Lokey
Hex Lokey
Lokeys
Lena Thomas
Harold Flood
Pat
Durward Thomas
Linda Kay
I Keith
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