Wedding supper ends a case in Ames tale ending
Gilly, Jim, and Sergeant Dolan share a Sunday farewell tea and a special wedding voyage supper. Dolan praises Cilly’s biscuits as they discuss the Hutchins case and the key evidence. Jim confesses lingering guilt while Dolan hints at future protection. The trio parts with resolve as the mystery closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilly
Sergeant Dolan
Jim
Utah
Dolan
Cilly
Hutchins
Harry Hutchins
Ames & Wakefield
Tilly
Jong
Soy
Amy
L.A
Bluefields
Connecticut
Ford
Sergicant
Elliot
The
Ralston
Denih
Delan
Priscilla
Can I Do Better The Vanoss School Journal
A school journal piece discusses self-improvement and politeness, featuring quotes from Clara Gordon, senior profiles, and activities. It notes Juanita Slentz born July 7 1926 in Drumright Oklahoma and her scholastic honors and clubs. Sports results include Clarita and Vanoss basketball scores and grade athletics events.
Lorena Martin Eight Grade Graduate of 1938
Lorena Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Martin born March 20 1920 attended schools in Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas before joining the eighth grade class at V anon t. She is described as a worthy member showing strong progress in this school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorena Martin
J. R. Martin
Bor
Lorena
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Vanott
Journalism reorganizes for new semester
Three new members joined the journalism club and an initiation committee was formed to plan the event. Committee members include Juanita Slentz Faye Jones and Marie Boyd. Refreshment committee lists Clara Gordon Venus Tiffin and Lillian Austell. Staff and officers for the new term include Editor in Chief Juanita Slenta Assistant Editor Clara Gordon Sports Editor Greggith Thompson Editor Joleta Bowerman Grade Editor Lillian Austell Club Editor Thelma McGuffree Humorous Editor Audrey Faye Jones Miscellaneous Editor Marie Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journalism Club
Juanita Slentz
Faye Jones
Marie Boyd
Clara Gordon
Venus Tiffin
Lillian Austell
Juanita Slenta
Assi
Snorts
Greegith Thompson
Joleta Bowerman
Thelma McGuffree
Audrey Faye Jones
Vanoss Athletes Spark Conflicts In December and January
High school basketball actions feature Vanoss girls defeating Francis 55 to 32, Eunice Watts scoring 48 points as top scorer. Vanoss boys lose 36 35 with Floyd Tiner top for Vanoss. Maxwell independents scrape practice vs Vanoss, then Vanoss girls beat Tupelo 23 13 as Watts nets 1 point. Cylde Moore leads Vanoss in 28 20 loss to Tupelo. Francis and C Coalgate girls post 20 29 win in Vanoss gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francs
Vaneis
Francis Girls
Eunice Watts
Francis
Carter
Vaness
High Point Rman
Floyd Tiner
Smith
Maxwell Independent Basketball
Vanoss
Kepl
Tupelo
Vanoss Girls
Tupelo Girls
Funies Watts
Cylyde Moore
Coalgate
Silk Dress Started in Home Economics II
The beauutilu new spring prints have been chosen for most silk dresses now being made by the girls in Some Economies II. Freshman FHLO meeting modeled outfits by Natoma Muncy Coma Jo Zumbro Winnie Tilley Iona Tilley Virginia Burk Rhea Jean Boyd Muriel Arnold Helen Brucheen Thelma Hobbs Glennie Hobbs Cake was served by Ruby Jones Thelma MecGuffee Natoma Muncy Claudia Norton Nina Hunt Freshmen wave completed their course in Oklahoma history New semester work will be in Civics Miss Coe pleased with 100 percent book reports Language of Algebra causing discussion in math class A complete bath given the home making cottage by freshmen girls Transformation pleasing Junior play Lookin Lovely progressing nicely A list of characters to be published soon A HISTORY STUDENTS Those making A in modern history past six weeks Lillian Austell Elsia Ball Virginia Berry Judson Kirby Anna Bell Kemp Paul Murphy Oliver Parker Bonnie Standridge Venus Tiffen HONOR ROLL The honor roll for the third six
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHLO
Natoma Muncy
Coma Jo Zumbro
Winnie Tilley
Iona Tilley
Virginia Burk
Rhea Jean Boyd
Muriel Arnold
Helen Brucheen
Thelma Hobbs
Glennie Hobbs
Ruby Jones
Thelma MecGuffee
Claudia Norton
Nina Hunt
Lillian Austell
Student Names Listing by Year and Class
The text lists freshmen Lawrence Harris Mary Muriel Arnold Virginia Lee Burk Helen Brecheen Geraldine Bragg Nina Marie Hert Floy Mayes Evelyn Keatley ness Solomon Jessie Mary Tiley. Sophomores Cecil Corvin Earl Franks Paul Murphy Venus Tiffen Oliver Parker Leonard Summers Joe Watson Virginia Berry Elderene Layne Bonnie Standridge Juanita Murphy Doris Pendleton Juanita Richardson Junior Christine Johnson Lorene Berger Juanita Slentz Eileen Tilley Edith Worlman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Harris
Mary Muriel Arnold
Virginia Lee Burk
Helen Brecheen
Geraldine Bragg
Nina Marie Hert
Floy Mayes
Evelyn Keatley
Ness Solomon
Jessie Mary Tiley
Cecil Corvin
Earl Franks
Paul Murphy
Venus Tiffin
Oliver Parker
Leonard Summers
Joe Watson
Virginia Berry
Elderene Layne
Bonnie Standridge
Juanita Murphy
Doris Pendleton
Juanita Richardson
Junior
Christine Johnson
Lorene Berger
Juanita Slentz
Eileen
Tilley
Edith Worlman
Charles Lee McNair
Cecil Abistan
Bruce Cushman
Hoalfis Gallup
Jack Troutman
Clyde Henry Walker
Roberta Cummins
Betty Jo Hewitt
Mary Ann McCabe
Victoria Tiner
Oren James
Kenneth Mullins
Gela Abstan
Mac Hilton
Bertie Mae Boyd
Lois
Bobbie Jean Martin
Ruth Tines
O. C. Sims
Kenneth Stanfield
Alma Jewel Berger
Ammazoo McCullat
Martha Amos Old
Demurici Walker
Anna Lee Roberts
Mildred McWhirter
Feestimen
Cleburn Brown
Liobbie Buchanan
J. W. Mann
Raybert Selomon
Virginis Lee Burk
Floy Hayes
Glenora Killingworth
Thelma McGuffee
Jessie Mary Tilley
Jnet? Williams
Coma Jo Zumro
Lorene Roddy
Aut McCullar
Bunny Rogers
Cecil Titer
Floyd Tiner
Marie Boyd
Alfreda Isaacs
Mavie Northam
Veda Mae Pinley
Wanda Lee Smith
B. King
Mary Jane Cummings
Joan Logan
Elna Vern Kent
Billie Ruth Riggins
Marguerite Smith
Mary
Eighth Grade Assembly and Local Weddings Report
The eighth grade staged two short plays in Friday assembly The Popular Dick and The Lost Colors featured a cast led by Fred Joe Hune and Anna Adeanya Standridge among others. Social notices report multiple marriages including L B Dame to Ova Lee Saylors in Knox and Clarence McCauley to Alene Cummings, with gaps in date lines and home locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Joe Hune
Joe
Leonard Hickey
Will
Leronde McDonald
Paul
Herman Mis Lyman
Earnie Keel
Rena
Mildred Murray
Mina
Evelyn Lewis Lucy
Marvy Francis Ayers
Ruth
Ivy Jewe
Aldridge
Anna
Adeanya Standridge
Maude
Ellen Cape
Wil
Joe Hunt
L. BR. Dame
Ova Lee Saylors
Knox
Vaness
Dame
Clarence McCauley
Aleene Cummings
Luman Roberts
Juanita Zumbro
W. D. Dame
Paroled youths risk state school after petty crimes
Two 15 year old boys arrested in a spree of petty larcenies and car prowlings were paroled by county judge John Boyce McKee to their parents. One to his father, one to his mother, with warning they face the state industrial school at Pauls Valley if trouble resumes. Ada man faces charges for taking parent consentless items tied to the escapade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyce
McKee
Pauls Valley
McKeel
Ada
Auto row grows on East Tenth with two new buildings
East Tenth is rapidly becoming an auto row as two large new buildings rise. O S Massey at Tenth and Rennie nears completion with space for a used car department a new car sales room and service bays. Chambers Motor Co at Tenth and Constant begins walls for a 100 by 140 foot facility housing sales service and other departments and will feature a unique tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tenth
O. S. Massey
Tenth
Rennie
Massey Motor Company
Buick Autoombiles
Constant
Chambers Motor Co
J .W. Chambers
Chrysler
Plymouth
Chambers
New Pupils Enter Local Schools in Ada Area
Juanita Sleniz of Fittstown visits with Audrey Faye and Clara after Sunday church at Union Hill. Second graders include Ruby Lois Parker from Conway and Marvie Lewis Hart, Edng Belle Clark, Ada, Mary Lea Solomon from New Mexico. Third graders add Vera Lou Parker from Conway. Jimmie Ruth Reeves moves to Stratford. Alice Ragland out with a broken arm. Eighth graders include Floyd Parker from Seminole and Fred Henry from Center. Anna Lea Roberts moves to Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Sleniz
Fittstown
Juanita
Audrey Faye
Clara
Union Hill
Ruby Lois Parker
Conway
Marvie Lewis
Hart
Edng Belle Clark
Ada
Mary Lea Solomon
New Mexico
Bobby Roberts
Vera Lou Parker
Jimmie Ruth Reeves
Stratford
Alice Ragland
Floyd Parker
Semipole
Fred Henry
Center
Anna Lea Roberts
Police and Health Unit Collaborate to Fight Social Diseases
City police with the county health unit under Dr. Glen W MacDonald report arrests in cases where a social disease could be present. Three women were booked on vagrancy charges and handed to the health unit for tests. two have prior tests and the third is new. Lab results from Oklahoma City expected in days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen W MacDonald
McDonald
Wasserman
Oklahoma City
Police Department
New Addition for Negroes Opened in Ada City
A new Hammons Heights sub-division near Highway 48 and the QOCA&A railway lot line opens relocation of Ada’s colored residents from the low north flat to a higher, well-drained site. The 91 lots, 0 by 129 feet, cover 20 acres with space for a school and city utilities under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Hammons Heights
Highway 48
QO. C. A. & A. Railway
W. T. Melton
Melton and Son
Chester Hammonds
Darktown
4-H Club Work Aids Widowed Mother and Self
Relief in Pontotoc county improves this winter with weather, welfare officials say. Bert Bowen will visit the county to instruct in teleit administration for welfare promotion. Clothes and lunches for needy children arrive as 4-H groups report gains. A Cedar Grove girl recounts her 1937 4-H year including judging classes, awards, and a trip to the Stillwater roundup, highlighting helping her widowed mother and earning money despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Jim Whitehead
County Welfare Board
Whitehead
Bert Bowen
State Board
Telit
WPA
Salvation Army
Park Board
Oletha Rainbolt
Cedar Grove
Stillwater
M. College
Nasil Ee
Hubbell Signs For New Year With Giants Pitcher Tops Pay
Carl Owen Hubbell signed a Giants contract arriving from Oklahoma. The $24 000 salary would make him baseballs highest paid pitcher. He glanced at the document, signed and joined Bill Terry’s staff. Hubbell led NL last season with 22 wins and 3.19 ERA, and his 8 straight wins to start the year tied for a record. Dizzy Dean and Lefty Gomez were noted as top contemporaries with high pay. In Oklahoma, Bruce G Carter was named acting postmaster in Wewoka replacing W L Thurston who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carl Owen Hubbel
New York Giants
Oklahoma
Meeker
Hubbell
Eddie Brannick
King Cari
Bill Terry
Polo Grounds
Brooklyn Dodgers
Rube Marquard
Marquard
Hub
Giants
Yankees
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Yanks
Lefty Gomez
Wewoka
Lyle H. Boren
Bruce G. Carter
Boren
W. L. Thurston
Oklahoma Old Age Pension Petition Initiated
An initiative petition for a $30 monthly old age pension funded partly by a 2 percent severance tax on crude oil was filed in Oklahoma City. The measure would use existing 2 percent consumer tax and remove the pauper oath requirement, with backers from the Oklahoma Association for Old Age Security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
C. J. Fox
The
Corporation Commission
Tom G. Drake
Oklahoma Association For Old Age Security, Inc
Fox
Capitol
J. C
Jack) Walton
Walton
Hughes County Farmer Kills Last Porcupine
Hughes County Oklahoma reports a porcupine sighting and a 12 pound animal killed by farmer W M Sutton after it wounded his dog. Sutton chased the porcupine up a tree and then killed it, one quill disabled the dog. The animal is among Hughes county’s first reported specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdensville
Okla
Oklahoma
Hughes County
W. M. Sutton
Sutton
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Eld
Eliot
Vanoss School Journal
Mosteryone
Drumright
Veaness
F. H.A
East Central State Teachers College
Society
Juanita Isaacs
Venus
Tiffin
Jungh
Santa Claus
Clarita Boys
Vanoss Boys
Clyde Moore
Maxwell
Bebee
Center Boys
Freshman F.H.C. Club
Freshman News
Junior News
Loai
Massey and Chambers Companies
Hammonds Heights
City
London
State Board of Public Welfare
New York Giant
Canyon
Globe
Aziz
Billy Self
Fram
Keith
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