Top Candidates in Oklahoma political race feature Gary Miskovsky
Former Governor Raymond Gary defends his record and calls for issue transparency as rivals George Nigh and J. C. Miskovsky exchange barbs. Miskovsky attacks Gary and Nigh while outlining a 12-point platform including constitutional reappointment, school consolidation, right to work, and four-year terms for county officers. Bellmon remains the lone Republican as tensions rise.
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Gary
Miskovsky
George
Tag
Old Guard
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
George Nigh
Madill
Adal
Bill Atkinson
Groundhog
Bellman
Moore
Bellmon
Oxlatoma City
Nigh
Oklahoma G.O.P. speakers clash with Gary in rally
A public dinner featured Oklahoma gubernatorial candidates clashing over government by cronies and jobs. Preston Moore assailed cronyism while Gary sought the front-runner stance. Bellmon urged party change, Atkinson teased a March 18 platform release, and Miskovsky and Nigh delivered sharp, energetic lines. The event drew notable officials and a sizable crowd despite uneven speeches.
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Bellman
G.O.P
Oklahoma
Preston Moore
Stillwater
American Legion
Moore
Gary
Crosies
United States
Emote
Lee West
Noble County
Aice
Atkinson
Scat March of Dimes
Denver Davisson
Supreme Court
Hex Bussey
Court of Criminal Appeals
Andy Payne
Color Harmonies Highlight Guy Laroche's Style Preview
Paris AP report on Guy Laroche spring summer openings describes a wearable collection with light coats and straight silhouettes. Features include orange coats, apricot silks, sherbet crepes, beaded necklines, and color harmonies emphasized by pastel hats and organza overlays.
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Guy Laroche
Gabrielle Smith
PARIS
Laroche
District Two Ballot Casting Details From Local Election
Fragmentary OCR outlines district two ballots with names and numbers. Mentions Coty F ge Commissionar and Lea McNiard among others, but legible details are limited. The text records voting marks and candidate initials rather than a full results tally.
Machinery Schedule Sets 150 Day Build Window
The article notes the continuation of machinery details with a plan to complete construction within 150 days from January 12 for laying lines and 120 days to finish the pits, outlining tolerable expenses off construction costs.
Deadline Nears On Changes Of Registration
Oklahoma voters must change party affiliation before February 1. New election laws prohibit changes between February 1 and June 1. Pontalae Counlians must act by 3 p.m. Thursday February 1 per Woodrow Gibson, secretary of the County Election Board. Offices open all morning, Monday through Friday.
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Oklahoma
Pontalae Counlians
Woodrow Gibson
Election Board
Ada Livestock market holds steady amid receipts of 600
Ada, Oklahoma. The Ada Livestock Auction reported a steady market Tuesday with receipts totaling 600 head. Cattle ranged from 16 to 26 dollars for various classes including young cows, veal calves, steers and heifers. Hog buyers were sparse, unable to form a market. Oklahoma City AP report lists mixed regional grain, poultry, and egg prices from several towns, with moderate movements in broilers, eggs, and dressed fryers.
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ADA
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Alva
Enid
Manchester
Medfard
el Reno
Kingfisher
Okeene
Watonga
Yukon
Clineton
Hobart
Altus
Beaver
Perrylon
Tex
Frederick
Accident With Motor Injures Konawa Man
A circulating pump explosion near Konawa injures 83 year old Robert Boh Blalock a pumper for Konawa Operating Company. He is hospitalized at Valley View in fair condition. Another worker Allen Lemming of Vamoosa aided at the scene. Cause of the blast is under investigation. Denmark ruled the Virgin Islands for over two and a half centuries.
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Vamoosa
Robert Boh
Blalock
Konawa
Valley View Hospital
Allen Lemming
Vamosa
Salvation Army Seeks Shoes for Needy Families
Salvation Army urges shoe donations to ease winter suffering among families with unemployed parents. Capt. Raymond Miller leads the local unit and asks Adans to bring shoes to the Salvation Army Citadel at 123 North Oak for distribution to children in need.
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Salvation Army
Raymond Miller
North Oak
WMU Begins New Study at Ross Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Union of Ross Baptist Church started a study of the book Glimpses Of Glory by C. C. Warren. The group met at 11 a.m. with a covered-dish luncheon at noon. Attendees included Ralph Burleson Rev Jerry Queen and many church members.
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Woman's Missionary Union of
the Ross Baptist Church
C. C. Warren
Leonard’ Etvhiesox
Sssion
Ralph Burleson
Jerry Queen
Marporie Soutec
Cecil Knight
First Baptist
Charlotte
N.C
Mission Church
Raymond Laseman
Lon Hatcher J
Etchieson
Ralph Buch
Lucas
Oklahoma
United States
Lon Hatcher
George Lucas
Marjorie Soutee
Hebard Hayes
Leonard Etchieson
Nora Etchieson
R.A. Banks
A. L. Hathaway
Tom Tingle
Mrs. Abbott Hosts Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club
The Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Iris Abbott’s home for the January session. The program focused on houseplant care. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mesdames Eva Timmons Jennie Bingham Net Tipton Beverly Teel Mary Neeley Maud Neeley Iris Abbott and her daughter Charyl Martha Mote.
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Pleasant Hill
Iris Abbott
Janary
Eva Timmons
Jennie Bingham
Net Tipton
Beverly Teel
Mary Neeley
Maud Neeley
Charyl
Martha Mote
Goar Corner Club Learns About Indoor Gardening
The Goar Corner Home Demonstration Club met at the church for January with seven members. Mrs. Lynaia Horton was elected president and led devotions. Members approved a charity box for the Pederson family after their home burned, and Mil dred Milton demonstrated soil and container choices for watering needs. Secret pals were drawn and February’s session set for Mrs. Verna McCurdy’s home.
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Goar Corner Home
Lynaia Horton
J. C. Martin
Bessie Bradley
Pederson
Mildred Milton
Verna McCurdy
Courtesy Honors Mrs. Patsy Henson at church shower
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Oli enter Pentecostal Holiness Church hosted a pink and blue shower in the Auxiliary building on Thursday to honor Mrs. Patsy Henson. Guests included Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Wood, and others while gifts were opened and refreshments served.
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Olienter Pentecostal Holiness Church
Patsy Henson
Marie Welch
Ruby Wood
Effie Lamb
Joy Tucker
Florence Isaacs
Corene Willoughby
Pearl Gray and
Carma
Mary Lou Henson
Lillie Pendley
Mrs. Jones Hosts Goodneighbors Club
The Union Hill Goodneighbors Club met at Mrs. Lavona Jones home for a regular session with prayer by Mrs. Betty Cunningham and Bible study on John chapter 21 and Acts chapters one and two. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Eula Kirkes home. Mrs. Ann Hambrick shared notes from a Christmas trip to New Orleans. Attendees included Mrs. Barbara Newby Kathy Mrs. Daisy Binion Mrs. Lena Cochran Mrs. Ina Haines Mrs. Laura Haines Mrs. Ann Hambrick Mrs. Emima Jones Mrs. Betty Cuv ningham and Mrs. Lavona Jones.
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Union Hill Goodneighbors Club
Lavona Jones
Betty Cunningham
St. John
Eula Kirkes
Ann Hambrick
New Orleans
Barbara Newby
Kathy
Daisy Binion
Lena Cochran
Ina Haines
Laura Haines
Emima Jones
Betty Cuveningham
Tolliver Stewart engagement announced for March wedding
Miss Carol Ann Tolliver of Fitzhugh Route 1 will marry Earl E. Stewart Jr. of Oklahoma City in a March wedding. Attendants include maid of honor Sharon Standridge and bridesmaid Nancy Young. best man is Douglas Belt. flower girl is Dana Belt. Rev James Evans will officiate. Tolliver, a Fitzhugh High and East Central State College alumna, works for the State Health Department. Stewart, also a Fitzhugh and ECSC graduate, holds a BS in industrial arts and taught in Stratford before joining Southern Builders Supply in Oklahoma City.
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Kidd Tolliver
Fitzhugh
Danna Belt
Stewart
James Evans
Miss Tolliver
Fitzhugh High School
East Central State College
State Health Department
Oklahoma City
Stratford
Southern Builders Supply Company
Adz
Balmain Spring Collection Restores Waists for Women
Paris AP reports Pierre Balmain’s new spring and summer line features belts and high waists to restore feminine silhouette. The collection shows pyramid shapes, narrow shoulders, midriffs, and knee-length hems. Bright suits in Sruta red blazes with yellow and turquoise accents. turquoise wool coats pair with white bound dresses. red coats accompany pleated tennis-style dresses.
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Paris
Pierre Balmain
Balmain
McLish Club Earns Care Of Houseplants
The McLish Home Demonstration Club met in January at the home economics cottage. Mrs Skeith led devotions and prayer, with Mrs Stanford presiding in the business session. Members shared favorite houseplants, heard demonstrations on potting and containers, and received growing tips from Miss Mote. Hostess was Mrs Barrick. refreshments were served to listed members. The club will meet in February at the home economies cottage.
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McLish Home Demonstration Club
Home Economics
D. A. Skeith
Velton Stanford
Stanford i
Martha Mote
Don Barrick
J. A. Skeith
R.L. Ramsey
Wilson Harden
Vernon Burns
E. K. Haseltine
Warold Ubrich
Jackie
Linda
Walton Stanford
Vickie
Puesis
Martha Mole
Laduana Clark
Prairie Grove Club Hears Project Reports
The Prairie Grove Neighbors Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Earl Simmons's home. President Mrs. C. L. Cornelius read county project reports, with discussions on clothing, canning, and freezing. Lessons included Fallout Protection and chair refinishings, followed by refreshments. next meeting is Feb 1 at Mrs. John Wallam's home.
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Prairie Grove Neighbors Home Demonstration Club
Earl Simmons
C. L. Cornelius
A. L. Mankins
Earl Reece
John Wallams
Midway Club Learns About Rooting Violets
The Midway Club January meeting led by president Mrs. R L Hale featured Miss Martha Mote demonstrating how to root African violets and pot them. Members named favorite houseplants during the devotional and program segment, with refreshments served by Mrs. Hale.
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R. L. Hale
Ralph LaCrone
Hale
Rall Jeall
S. G. Witherspoon
Martha Mote
Miss Mote
W. E. Winton
G. L. Newell
A. By King
William Shellenberger
Alela Jo King
Gary LaCrone
Lula Club Teaches Care Of House Plants
The Lula Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Buck Sweat's home with Mrs. Walter Brooks presiding. Martha Mote led a lesson on house plants while a devotional was given and Miss Martha Mote answered the roll call. Members present included Mrs. Treas, Mrs. David Brooks, Mrs. Walter Brooks, Mrs. Charles Leader, and guests Mrs. Harbin. Cookies and punch were served.
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Lula Club
Lula Home Demonstration Club
Buck Sweat
Walter Brooks
Chester
Charles, Leader
D. R. Clifford
Buck Sweatt
Paul Harbin
Mars Treas
Diana
Donna Kay
Benefit Shower Is Re Set January 31
The Vanoss Home Demonstration Club re schedules a benefit shower for Mrs. Chris Ped aysen and family from January 24 to January 31 at 7 30 P M in the Vanoss School home economics room. Mrs J F Woodley serves as president of the Vanoss HDC.
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Chris Pedaysen
Vanoss Home Demonstration Club
Vanoss School
J. F. Woodley
Ue Vanoss Hdc
Galley-Wanting Around The County in Ada News
Ada area social notes and county news recount visits among Hortons Penningtons Maddoxes and McCurdys. Families such as the Penningtons plus James, Ballard, and Reed are listed with afternoons, evenings, and hospital updates interwoven with local business trips in Ada Straddling Pauls Valley and Lindsay. A newborn George Anne is reported with grandparents C James and Mrs James.
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Neville Pennington
Karl Wade
Jim
Oren Gray
Ben Murphy
Ruth Ann Miller
Alvis McDan- Ada
Marvin McCurdy Satie
Gene Maddox
Urday
Roy Gray
George Tiner
Ford
Dale Melton
Chery
Emma Norton
Lindsay
Ada
Pauls Valley
W Pauls Valley Hospital
George Anne
Frank James
Norton
C. James
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Tan
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Veo
von dHarrel
Midwest
District Two
Coty
Ge Commissionar
Ld Diatelet
Clyde
Lea McNiard
Bob Nester
Nester
Konawa Man
Denmark
Virgin Islands
Saturn
Titan
WMU
Mrs. Abbott
Pleasant Hill Club
Goar Corner Club
P. Henson
Mrs. Jones
Goodneighbors Club
Carol Ann Tolliver
Earl Stewart
McLish Club
Prairie Grove Club
Midway Club
M. ‘D. McCurdy
ADA Weekly News
Verna
Albert Jones
Claude Horsley
Bussia Bradley
J.C. Martin
Harrell Gent
Pennington
Mes, Inc
Dlen
J. C
James
Mary
Leroy McDaniel
Ada Norton
May McDaniel
Bob Page
Loretha
Orlan Dees
Phyliss Summers
Ab Sutton
Judy Pennington
Pickett
Nadine James
Maryland
Milo Pennington
Linda Deesshee
Rey Gray
Alva Pen l
Vinela
Stratford Nington
Alva Pennington
Bill Mider and
Harris, Center
Leroy’ McDaniel and
Mildred Melton
Fletcher Snipes
Wanda
Harrell Gene
Nellie Mae Stalford
Lori Stalford
Tulsa
Sybel Reed
Carson Phillips
Glen Hyden
Tom Phillips
L. EB. Ballard
J.C. Mactill
Mark and
Keith
J. C. James
Neville Pen
Ed Varnadore
Judyington
Worth
Ruthie
Jerry McKinney
Cressie McKinney
Walter Ennie
Jennifer
Alma Maddox
Ethel Varnadore
Mrs
Doyle Cox
Healdton
Ted Cox
The
W. Beeves
Ed Varnadare
Frank
Frank and
Olen James
Henry
Avery Penningon
Bill Killian
Kevin
Lawton
Joan Ballard
Coleman Pennington
Nelda Sue Xelth
Andfand’ Roy
Ville Pennington
Harrell
Gene Pennington
Sue Wood
Miss Woods
Lonnie Mann
Janie King
Edna Faye Pennington
Nelda Sue
Roy
Clariece Pennington
Hartel Gene
Avery Pesminton
Inez Pennington
Claricce Pennington
George Evans
Stratford Rest Home
Leonie Horton
Inex Pennington
F. A. Ferguson
Karl Wade- Pennington
Ernest Payne, Lindsay
jMrs
W. A. Pennington
St. Croix
Virgil Islands
Holland
England
Spain
France
Knights of Malta
Ebey-McCaulay Co
TSS
B. M
Mack” Welch
Ebey-McCauley Co
Lester L. Luton
Diamonds
Gem Jewelers
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