Crop Varieties for 1953 Recommended by Oklahoma Experts
County agents Hailey and Smith outline 1953 crop variety picks across forages grains and legumes. The list includes alfalfa Oklahoma Common Buffalo and other strains, rye Abruzzi Balboa Sudan clover Madrid Yellow evergreen White vetch hairy types winter peas Austrian Winter corn Pioneer varieties and many Texas and Keystone lines, plus oats barley wheat and forages. Copies of the Oklahoma Certified Seed for 1953 bulletins are available at the county agent's office upon request.
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Oklahoma Crop Improvement Association
Oklahoma
Sudan
Madrid
U. S
Pioneer
Keystone
McCurdy
Texas
Nichols
Watson
Funk
Mustang
Wintok
Tennex
Cherokee
Kanata
New Nortex
Martin’s Combine
Westland
Wheatland
Blackhall
Sharon
Hegari
Redlaw
Barbara Littlefield Visits Contra Loma Grandparents
Barbara Littlefield of Contra Loma spent Friday night with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Littlefield
Contraloma
Mrs
Joe Williams
Family Returns From Bakersfield Residence Stay
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ross and their children arrived home Friday night after living in Bakersfield California for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Ross
Bakersfield
Calif
Mrs Maggie Oller Visited McAlester With Oller Family
Mrs Maggie Oller spent Friday in McAlester as guest of Mr and Mrs Jess Oller, accompanying a brief family visit and social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Oller
McAlester
Jess Oller
Smith Family Visits From Sand Springs
Mr and Mrs Homer Smith and daughter Rose Marie of Sand Springs spent the weekend here visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Smith
Rose Marie
Sand Springs
Fort Smith Couple and Dooley Conduct Business
Mr and Mrs Leon Kidwell and E N Dooley transacted business in Fort Smith Arkansas on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Kidwell
E. N. Dooley
Fort Smith, Ark
Allen youths receive military physicals in Oklahoma City
Bobby Shandy son of Mrs Jim Grayson of Ardmore will travel to Oklahoma City on December 19 for his military physical. Others from Allen also scheduled that day are Royce Fuller Jerry Murphy and Jimmy Boyd.
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Bobby Shandy
Jim Grayson
Ardmore
Oklahoma City
Allen
Royce Fuller
Jerry Murphy
Jimmy Boyd
Dooleys Visit Ada on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Dooley and Mrs. E N Dooley were in Ada visiting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Dooley
E. N. Dooley
Ada
Sgt Leroy Henderson Heads to New Brunswick
Sgt Leroy Henderson will depart Sunday night for New Brunswick and is slated to leave for Germany in the near future.
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Leroy Henderson
New Brunswick
Germany
Booths Visited Midwest City Family Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Norman Booth of Midwest City were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs E A Davis and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Booth
Midwest City
E. A. Davis
Mrs Thompson and Mrs Cox Visit Oklahoma City
Mrs J A Thompson and Mrs Etta Cox have returned from Oklahoma City where they were house guests of Mr and Mrs Devila Crain and family.
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J. A. Thompson
Etta Cox
Oklahoma City
Devila Crain
Ada Midwestern City at Norman Friday Night
Jack Roberson Jack Hammonds J O Vinson Archie Henry James Vinson and Charley Vinson attended the Ada Midwest City football game in Norman Friday night.
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Jack Roberson
Jack Hammonds
J. O. Vinson
Archie Henry
James Vinson
Charley Vinson
Norman
Allen-Byars Basketball Show Draws Local Freeman Crowd
Among Allen people at the Allen-Byars basketball game Friday night were Miss Billye Ann Cozad Mrs. Jack Hammonds and sons Bob and Joe Rev and Mrs Roy Burkett Mrs W A Bryant and son Homer Mr and Mrs A G Pipkin and sons Hubert and Tre vall Mr and Mrs Tom Mays and Edgar Mrs R L Capps and daughters Mrs Wilburn Wiley Mr and Mrs M L Crawford and Betty Lynn Mr and Mrs Floyd Simmons and Bob Richard Ash lock Neil Harbeson Ozon Hodges Dale Plunk and Max Milner.
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Allen
Allen-Byars
Billye Ann Cozad
Jack Hammonds
Bob
Joe
Roy Burkett
W. A. Bryant
Homer
A. G. Pipkin
Hubert and
Trevall
Tom Mays
Edgar
R. L. Capps
Wilburn Wiley
M. L. Crawford
Betty Lynn
Floyd Simmons
Richard Ashlock
Neil Harbeson
Ozon Hodges
Dale Plunk
Max Milner
Local Shawnee Resident Transacts Business in Allen
H. O. Boggs of Shawnee was in Allen Saturday to conduct business.
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H. O. Boggs
Shawnee
Allen
Mrs Burch Walker and Daughter Shop in Holdenville
Mrs Burch Walker and her daughter Joyce were seen shopping in Holdenville on Saturday.
Soldier Burnace Miller Courtesies Family Visit
Cpl. Burnace Miller of Cam Polk Louisiana is spending the day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Miller and family.
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Cpl
Burnace Miller
Cam Polk, la
Bill Miller
Frisco Postpones Regular Singing to January 30
Frisco reschedules its regular singing from December 26 to January 30 as the date falls on the first night after Christmas. Coy Byrd the president invites all singers and listeners to attend the January 30 event.
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Coy Byrd
4 H Tractor Maintenance Project District School Report
Don Taylor of Byng High School and Lovelady 4 H Club represented Pontotoc County 4 H at the district tractor maintenance school in Durant December 10 11 and 12. The program trained leaders to assist agents and dealers in teaching eight core areas including safety, manual use, air cleaner service, spark plug battery work, cooling system service, fuel carburation, engine lubrication, and general lubrication.
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Don Taylor
Byng High School
Lovelady
Pontotoc County
Durant
Oklahoma
Stratford teen wins district FFA speech contest
Paul Barrett 18 of Stratford won the district FFA speech contest in Oklahoma City for the fifth district and earns an all expense trip to New York and Washington in April. He attends East Central University and is son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Barrett. The subject was family living and home ownership. Barrett previously placed in several contests and now begins collegiate speaking. Mannsville girls sextet performed two numbers with Carolyn Green Letha Chanell and Sue Buchanan among participants.
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Paul Barrett
Stratford
Future Farmers of America
New York
Washington
East Central
A. W. Barrett
Stratford High School
Oklahoma City
FFA
New York-Washington
National Capitol
Barrett
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Mannsville Girls
Carolyn Green
Letha Channell
Tishomingo High School
Sue Buchanan
Tishomingo
4-H Members Buy Registered Breeding Cattle And Plan Projects
Richard Pedersen and Vanessa of the 4-H club purchased a registered Milking Shorthorn heifer from his father. Roger Potts of Roff 4-H bought a registered Duroc gift from his brother Ronnie who expects farrowing this month. James and Harold Davidson of Fitzhugh 4-H bought registered Duroc gilts for breeding from Bill Lucas. Charles Maloy of Allen bought a registered Guernsey heifer and his father also bought six registered Guernsey cows for a dairy herd near Steedman. Cecil Rannals of Lula bought a registered Red Poll heifer from a Tul sa breeder. Kalli homa 4-H plans a handicraft shop project. McLish 4-H livestock captain Leroy Wigley outlines a beef breeding project ongoing in their club.
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Richard Pedersen
Vaness
Roger Potts
Roff
Ronnie
Farrow
James
Harold Davidson
Fitzhugh
Bill Lucas
Oklahoma
Charles Maloy
Allen
Charles
Steedman
Cecil Rannals
Lula
Tulsa
Johnston County 4 H Club Elects Officers at Federation Meet
Johnston county 4 H club boys and girls held a county wide federation meeting at Murray college. Federation officers elected for the coming year include president Bobby Hamer and vice president Colby Poindexter. Gold keys were awarded to Annette Harden and Oda Harris with other members receiving hunting and fishing certificates and dress review medals. Dr. William Parrish of Murray college gave the welcoming address.
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Tishomingo
Johnston County
Murray College
Bobby Hamer
Wapanucka
Colby Poindexter
Pontotoc
Donnie Rounsaville
Coleman
Annette Harden
Mill Creek
Mary Jane Bogan
John Gray
Cities Service
Oklahoma City
Oda Harris
Billy Joe Copeland
Mannsville
State Fish and Game Department
Duane Price
Archie Doty
Jonas Harden
Leon Thurman
Jerry Reynolds
Wayne Easterwood
Russett
Brown Duncan
Tulsa
John A. Brown
Venita Bea Roberts
Nida
Donna Rounsville
Sandra Gray
Wanda Doty
William Parrish
Biggses Attend Oklahoma City Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Biggs traveled to Oklahoma City on Monday for the funeral of Mrs. Biggs aunt who died unexpectedly Saturday during Christmas shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Biggs
Oklahoma City
Mrs Emmett Scates to Visit Bakersfield Calif
Mrs Emmett Scates and her children left Monday for an extended visit in Bakersfield California to stay with Mrs Scates mother Mrs Austin Taylor.
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Emmett Scates
Bakersfield
Calif
Scates
Austin Taylor
Dinner Guests Visit Ropers Relatives From Ada Latta and Dallas
Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ames Roper included Betty and Billy Roper along with relatives Beige Blanton from Los Angeles and Mrs J H Shahan of Dallas. Other visitors listed were Bobby Blanton from Oceanside Calif and families from Dallas Latta and Ada.
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Ames Roper
Betty
Billy
Beige Blanton
Los Angeles
Calif
Marine
Bobby Blanton
Oceanside
Lawrence Shahan
Christine
R. J
Calvin and Joy
Dallas
Herman Soloman
Pat
Lawton
Elroy Webb
Sandra
Oklahoma City
Johnny Webb
Ada
Roxie Houser
J. H. Shahan
Tess Houser
Latta
Webb
Blanton
Shahan
Solomon
James Roper
Tess Hooser
Roxie Hooser
Mrs Mary Reynolds Improves After Illness
Mrs Mary Reynolds who has seriously ill is much improved and continues to recover at home under gentle care and monitoring by her family.
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Mary Reynolds
Mrs Vandiver to present advanced pupils on February seventh
Mrs. J W Vandiver announces a program featuring Lois Ford Latta and Shirley Seaman from Fitzhugh. The event is sponsored by the Wednesday Morning Music Club and will occur on February 7.
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J. W. Vandiver
Lois Ford
Latta
Shirley Seaman
Fitzhugh
Morris Memorial Baptist Church to host Lottie Moon program
The WMU of Morris Memorial Baptist Church will lead Sunday night services on December 14. They will present a short sketch of Lottie Moon's life and show slides tied to the Lottie Moon offering.
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WMU
Morris Memorial Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
Women of Morris Memorial Baptist Host Latia Christmas Party
The Mor ris Memorial Baptist church women of Latia held a Christmas party Tuesday evening with invocation by Mrs. Alva Shortes and devotion by Mrs. R Mitchell. The Littlest Angel was played and refreshments served by a host of members. Secret pals were revealed and gifts exchanged.
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Morris Memorial Baptist Church of
Latia
Alva Shortes
R. Mitchell
Bill Bridgeman
Elmo Gipson
Cleo van Zant
Clara Oliver
L. R. Mitchell
Pauline Eaton
Lester Brees
Jimmie Mitchell
May Morgan
H. A Walls
Early Davis
Smith
Andrew Miller
Dock Tracy
Kenneth Lancaster
Judson Elliott
B. F. Lancaster
Latta Cumberland Presbyterian Church Learns Christmas Scene Plan
Latta Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sunday school teachers and officers held a workers conference Tuesday night with Leroy Battle as moderator. They planned to complete tasks this month and voted to erect an outside Christmas scene on the church lawn featuring the Town of Bethlehem, to be finished next week.
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Latta Cumberland
Community gathering attendance list cited
Attendees included Mrs. M. L. Ste gall Bob Mayberry Mrs. Lee Andrews Mrs. Carmen Shaw Mrs. A. L. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brantley Rev. and Mrs. F. H. LaFollette and Leroy Battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Stegall
Bob Mayberry
Lee Andrews
Carmen Shaw
A. L. Graham
Herbert Cooper
Wesley Brantley
F. H. LaFollette
Leroy Battle
Easy meat loaf sauce from pan drippings recipe
Mix about three tablespoons of meat loaf pan drippings into condensed celery soup. Add finely grated onion and chopped parsley for flavor, then heat to serve as a simple sauce.
Popping Corn Method and Freezer Storage Tips
A winter snack guide explains heating a heavy skillet with butter or oil to pop kernels and covering with a damp cloth. Do not shake while popping and freeze leftover popcorn in a bag to keep crisp, as claimed by Mrs. E. C. Minor. HD Club Yearbooks note distribution to home demonstration club members in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Minor
HD Club
Yearboks
Early holiday prep saves time with make-ahead treats
With the busy season near, completing baking and Christmas goodies early proves valuable. Various fruit cakes, Christmas pudding, cookies, and candy gain flavor with aging. Drinks can be prepped a day ahead and refrigerated, including spiced cranberry tea stored until needed.
Cranberry Tea Recipe With Citrus
A historic recipe instructs simmering one quart cranberries until tender, then sieving. Mix in two cups sugar with two to three cinnamon sticks, boil five minutes, and pour over the juice of three oranges and two lemons. Add water to make one gallon, no straining, refrigerate for later serving.
Hot Spiced Apple Juice Card
A warm 1 quart apple juice beverage infused with whole cloves cinnamon allspice simmered briefly then served hot with nutmeg and a curl of apple for garnish. Includes 1 teaspoon cloves 1 stick cinnamon 2 allspice and nutmeg on top.
New Jovian Moon Found Traveling In Wrong Direction
Carnegie Institution announces a new small moon of Jupiter that orbits east to west, contrary to the standard west to east, taking about 700 days per orbit. It’s visible only on photographic plates, lies far from Jupiter, and measures about 14 miles across, far smaller than the planet’s main moons.
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Washington
Jupiter
Carnegie Institution of Washington
Earth
Tishomingo Sale Barn Opens With Saturday Auctions
Tishomingo sale barn opens for weekly sales beginning Saturday December 13. A J Hutchins of Norman plans to join owner Jess Sullins, bringing experience from Purcell and Norman sale barns. Auctions start promptly at 1 pm each Saturday with top Oklahoma City prices paid.
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A. J. Hutchins
Norman
Jess Sullins
Purcell
Oklahoma City
Medieval clergy wielded war clubs when swords were banned
In the Middle Ages church men went into battle carrying heavy war clubs with spiked heads because canonical rules forbade them using the sword as a weapon of bloodshed.
HD Club Schedule December Meetings
HD Club rounds the week with drives to Cedar Grove at Mrs A A Bryant home Pleasant Hill at the club house 1 30 p m Pecan Grove at Mrs Melba Price home 2 p m Allen at 2 p m Colbert Christmas dinner at Mrs W L Newland Jesse at Mrs B B Ryan McLish at the club house Union Valley at 730 p m Center at the school Friday December 19 listings noted.
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Cedar Grove
A. A. Bryant
Pleasant Hill
Pecan Grove
Melba Price
Allen
Colbert
W. L. Newland
Jesse
B. B. Ryan
McLish
Union Valley
Lawrence
Center
Slaying Case Leads to Hall Arrest in Chester Murders
An unnamed informant prompted the arrest of Travis Hall, 27, and his father Wendell Hall, 49, in connection with the Chester mass slayings of Guard Young, 43, his daughters Jean 7 and Judy 6, and neighbor's child Michael Saile, 4. Travis submitted to a lie detector test and claimed he was working in San Francisco on Oct 10. his father said he was in Fresno all October. The men deny the charges as Plumas County authorities plan further testing.
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San Francisco
Chester
Calif
Travis Hall
Wendell Hall
Guard Young
Jean
Judy
Michael Saile
Edward O’haire
Hall
Bay City
Fresno
Richmond
Bay
Plumas County
Travis
O’haire
al Foley
Young
Mel Schooler
Car Tag Sales Slow at Start in County Office
The 1953 automobile license and tag sales opened Thursday and by Saturday owners were slow to report at the county tag agent's office. Officials cite holiday distractions, including Santa Claus, as a reason for the lag. Tag agent Clyde Kaiser urges owners to visit early to avoid delays.
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Santa Claus
Clyde Kaiser
House to Continue Probes of Justice and Treasury
Republican leader Joseph W. Martin Jr. urged continuing current House investigations into the Justice Department and the Treasury Department's Internal Revenue Bureau in the next Congress. He emphasized prioritizing legislative action under President-elect Eisenhower while supporting needed probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Justice
Treasury Departments
Congress
Joseph W. Martin Jr
Massachusetts
Martin
Eisenhower
GOP
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Bureau
Ways and Means
Judiciary
Rep. King
Dcalif
Chelf
D-Ky
Kean
New Jersey
Keating
New York
McKay Plans Resignation as Oregon Governor This Week
Douglas McKay announced plans to resign as Oregon governor within the week to join Dwight Eisenhower in Washington. He will then become secretary of the interior in Eisenhower's cabinet, promising many personnel changes and naming a few expected firings.
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Portland
Ore
Douglas McKay
Helena
Dwight Eisenhower
Oregon
McKay
Washington, D. C
Eisenhower
mid-Pacific
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Interior Department
Reclamation
Michael Straus
Columbia River
World Bank Says Loans Reach 1.2 Billion Since World War II
Eugene R. Black, president of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, announced at St Johns College that the World Bank has loaned 1.2 billion dollars since WWII and has set aside 100 million in reserve from profits. He said much of the 1.2 billion has been repaid and the bank earns 15 to 20 million dollars annually from loans. The funds go to war torn and developing regions for electric, grain storage, farm, and construction projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
World Bank
Ugene R. Black
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
St. Johns College Forum
Latta FFA to Buy Brown Swiss Heifer With Tulsa Prize
Latta FFA members will use 12.50 from first prize at the Tulsa fair to purchase a Brown Swiss dairy heifer. The chapter will sponsor the heifer for a member to show at Tulsa next fall. Jerry Stogan and Tom George won the magazine sales contest. The chapter earned 133.68. W. P. George Jr. won the honor point contest and will receive a stock blanket. Billy Hooser earned an FFA ring and Charles Maxey a belt buckle for placing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Billy Hooser
FFA
Charles Maxey
Queen Dances With Cupboard Maker at Windsor Ball
Queen Elizabeth II joined staff at Windsor Castle for the annual ball with Princess Margaret. She danced with cabinetmaker Harry Crisp and then circulated with butlers, cooks, chambermaids and footmen during the royal event outside London.
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Windsor
Eng
Elizabeth II
Harry Crisp
Windsor Castle
London
Princess Margaret
Buckingham Palace
Crisp
Marriage rate in 1946 higher than 1932 in U S
The marriage rate in the United States in 1946 reached 16.4 per 1 000, more than twice the level recorded in 1932, reflecting a postwar rise in nuptiality.
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United States
Stratford Visitors Share Time With Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benge and son of Oklahoma City spent several days visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Benge. Miss Marie Hankins of Oklahoma City spent the weekend visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hankins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Benge
Oklahoma City
B. G. Benge
Marie Hankins
Mrs
A. L. Hankins
Ada Huffman Moves Home From Stratford to Rosse Texas
Mrs. Ada Huffman recently relocated from Stratford to Rosse Texas, where she plans to establish her new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Huffman
Stratford
Thursay
Rosse
Texas
Mrs Jones Returns Home From Texas Visit
Mrs. C. W. Jones has come back from Elec tra Texas after three weeks with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Brice. Lena Mae Brice, who had been seriously ill, is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jones
Efr
Day Family Visits In Tulsa Neighborhood
Mr and Mrs Charles Day and their son Dougie, from Tulsa, recently visited the home of Mr and Mrs L P Patrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Day
Dougie
Tulsa
L. P. Patrick
Shawnee Couple Visits Stratford Relatives Sunday
Mr and Mrs Melton Jones of Shawnee visited relatives in Stratford Sunday confirming family ties and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Melton Jones
Shawnee
Stratford
Visitors at J. S. Gardner Home
Recent visitors included Mrs. Donnie Smith sister of Mrs. Gardner Norman Gardner daughter of Mr. Gardner and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ballard and family and Mr. and Mrs. Olyee Stonecipher and family from a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Gardner
Donnie Smith
Gardner. Norman
Lois Beller and family visit Williamson grandparents
Mrs. Lois Beller and her children of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Beller
Oklahoma City
W. E. Williamson
Weekend Visitors From Quannah News
Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs George Pearce were their daughter and son in law Mrs J M McGuire and son Bill from Quannah Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearce
J. M. McGuire
Bill
Quannah, Texas
Mrs Taylor Visibly Improving After Sulphur Visit
Mrs. W. B. Taylor spent a week in Sulphur under a doctor’s care and returned home Saturday. Her daughter Mrs. Myrtle Newberry of Minco cared for Mr. Taylor, who has been bedfast for two years, during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Taylor
Myrtle Newberry
Minco
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Calton Family Ends Portales Visit
Mr and Mrs W O Calton returned home Thursday night after a five week stay in Portales New Mexico with their son and daughter and families Mr and Mrs George Calton and Mr and Mrs L Loyd McGee all joining the family affair during the visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Calton
Portales
N. M
George Calton
L. Loyd McGee
Fort Worth Visit By Lee Hurd With Friends
Lee Hurd spent the weekend in Fort Worth as a guest of friends and relatives, enjoying local hospitality and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Hurd
Fort Worth
Mrs Rannals Hosts Sister and Son Guests
Guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Rannals this week included her sister Mrs W R Bray and her son Billy from Wichita Falls Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rannals
W. R. Bray
Billy
Wichita Falls
Tex
Shi Couple to Visit Relatives in Georgia and Florida
Dr. A H Shi and his wife with L P Shi plan Monday departure to visit relatives in Richmond Georgia and Hawthorne Florida. They will stay with sister Mrs. Josie Smith in Hawthorne during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Shi
L. P. Shi
Richmond
Hawthorne, Fla
Josie Smith
Hawthorne
Mrs. E. O. English Returns Home From Glenrose Hospital
Mrs. E. O. English has left Glenrose Texas hospital after a three week stay and returned home this week but remains not feeling much better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. English
Glenrose
Texas
Woodses Welcome Eight-Pound Son at Stratford Clinic
Mr and Mrs Lowell Woods announce the birth of an eight pound son at Stratford Clinic on December 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Woods
Stratford Clinic
O Neal Phillips Baby Garey Oneal Born in Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs O Neal Phillips of Oklahoma City announce the birth of a son named Garey Oneal. Mrs Phillips the former Eunice Henry was raised in Stratford and the grandparents Mrs Frank Griffin and Aunt Mrs Cecil Burkhart traveled from Stratford to Oklahoma City Wednesday to meet the new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neal Phillips
Oklahoma City
Garey Oneal
Phillips
Eunice Henry
Stratford
Frank Griffin
Cecil Burkhart
Community Christmas Tree Planned in Stratford
The Boy Scouts sponsor a community Christmas tree event on December 23 in Stratford with treats for children. Residents may place gifts on the tree at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
The
Boy Scouts
Package Mail Deliveries On Christmas Day
Washington reports Christmas Day deliveries of packages and mail will occur in many cities. The Post Office Department plans to decide by Monday whether to operate on Friday Dec 26, a government holiday. Regular staff are off, and temporary workers about 75000 handle most distributions. Rural routes will have no deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postoffice Department
Truman
Air Force Says Plant Output Reaches 666 in November
Air Force Undersecretary Roswell L. Gilpatric told a Pentagon news conference that aircraft production rose to 666 planes in November and would reach 750 to 800 monthly by next spring. He noted two wings with B 47 jet bombers are operating and production runs at about one plane per day, denying reports of a slowdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Air Force
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Pentagon
Gilpatric
Americans Expect to Eat 144 Pounds of Meat in 1953
The estimate projects that the average American will consume 144 pounds of meat during 1953, reflecting dietary trends and per capita food availability.
Konawa Blood Unit Visit Planned for January 1953
A Red Cross mobile blood unit will visit Konawa January 23 1953 at the I O O F Hall for setup. A planning meeting 9 Monday at Temple Pharmacy will push to enroll 250 donors in six weeks. Committees led by R A Hartsell include donor recruiting publicity and scheduling with local clubs contributing to outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Konawa
I. O. O. F. Hall
Temple Pharmacy
Serits
J. Brown
Seminole County
Lois Short
Wewoka
R. A. Hartsell
South Seminole County
Frank Streetman
Sasakwa
L. D. Neal
Harold Shannon
John Myers
Glen Brewer
Roy Foster
Jack Davis
W. Tucker Jr
W. H. Courtney
Dave Doner
Ada social notes include visits and shopping trips
Mrs. Dick Griffin and R H made a business trip to Ada Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Scroggin of Francis were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Scroggin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Phelps and Dale shopped in Ada Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Griffin
R.H
Ada
Elmer Scroggin
Francis
George Scroggin
John Phelps
Dale
Dinner Guests From Ada Visit Robertson Family
Mrs Sam Anders and children and Mrs A C Rodden and Deborah were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs H T Robertson of Ada Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Anders
A. C. Rodden
Deborah
H. T. Robertson
Ada
Ben Mullins Admitted To University Hospital
Ben Mullins was admitted to the University hospital in Oklahoma City on Tuesday for treatment following an unspecified medical issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Mullins
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Ada shoppers visit with Mrs. Jess Russell and friends
Mrs. Jess Russell and Alice Ann joined Mrs. J. W. Atkinson for a Saturday shopping outing in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Russell
Alice Ann
J. W. Atkinson
Ada
Teachers Attend Wewoka Party Attendees Named
Mrs. Carrie males Mrs. E. J. Evans and Myrna Mrs. Nell Horton and Ellen Brewer attended a teacher's party in Wewoka Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Males
E. J. Evans
Myrna
Nell Horton
Ellen Brewer
Wewoka
Wedding Shower Honor for Miss Rena Ruth Adams
Mrs. Amelia Phelps and Mrs. Katherine Glover hosted a wedding shower at Summers Chapel school house on Wednesday night for Mrs. Quennion Sharver who wed on November 19. The event celebrated the bride-to-be and recalled her former name Miss Rena Ruth Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Phelps
Katherine Glover
Summers Chapel School House
Quennion Sharver
Rena Ruth Adams
Local Gathering Attendees List of Wynnewood and Elmore City Residents
The attendees included Mrs. John Phelps Pauline Knight Mrs. Leahie Elzabeth Miss Mary Jo Sexton Mrs. Vera Mercer Mrs. Ed Armstrong Mrs. Walter Middleton Mrs. Frank Sanders Mrs. Tom Sexton Mrs. Howard Sexton Mrs. Joe King Mrs. Cecil Smith Miss Betty Davis Mrs. Arthur IlpatRick Mrs. John Hendrex Mrs. A L Morris Mrs. Don Lowrey Mrs. Mell Horton Mrs. A L Parks Wynnewood Mrs. Clarence Adams Mrs. Charles Peel Mrs. Arvie Knight Mrs. Lawrence Robertson Mrs. Elsie Moran Mrs. J W Atkinson Miss Van Glover Mrs. Zora Branscom Mrs. E V Thompson Mrs. Henry Am burg Mrs. Pat Nunley Miss Mable Norman Mrs. Irene Stockton Mrs. Alfred Robertson Mrs Clyde Kennedy Elmore City and Nadine Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Phelps
Pauline Knight
Leahie
Elzabeth
Mary Jo Sexton
Vera Mercer
Ed Armstrong
Walter Middleton
Frank Sanders
Tom Sexton
Howard Sexton
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Gets 300 Pints of Blood and Lives
Thirteen year old Gary Miller survives after Children's Hospital reservoir supplied 300 pints of blood for transfusions. Born with hypoplastic anemia, he was first diagnosed at seven weeks old and has endured repeated transfusions to stay active in school and sports.
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Best Man-to-Be Is Now In Jail
William d Amato 20 of the Bronx faced burglary charges after allegedly stealing the wedding ring wrist watch and two suits from Jesse Sanchez 18. Sanchez chose his uncle as best man for his wedding to Miss Rosanne Capezza 18. D Amato held on 1000 bail awaiting Wednesday hearing. Police say he admitted stealing 195 dollars worth of goods to fund narcotics.
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