Pontotoc County Fair Names Seven Judges for Open and Junior Livestock
The Pontotoc County fair will use seven judges on September 11 to 13 for open class and junior entries. Confirmed judges include Bill Beck and C. V. Phagan for livestock and engineering, with dairy judges Al Guerkink Tom Cooper Farms Ardmore and Forrest K Burns Oklahoma City. Additional invited judges include Wesley Chaffin and Frank Griswold, plus a quarter horse judge to be selected. County agent form and entry deadlines apply. photos due September 6. 4-H photography entrants urged to participate. help available on request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair News
Pontotoc County Fair
Bill Beck
C. V. Phagan
Stillwater
al Guerkink
Tom Cooper Farms
Ardmore
Forrest K. Burns
Oklahoma City
Wesley Chaffin
Extension Agronomist
Frank Griswold
Wewoka
Sooner State Dairy Show Dates Set for Enid Event
The Sooner State Dairy Show will run August 31 to September 4 in Enid. Six cattle breeds are listed in the catalogs and entries close on or before August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enid
Boll weevil counts steady in county cotton fields
Extreme heat kept boll weevil under control as weekly counts were taken from the county office to guide farmers. Reported percentages include L. Patterson eight, Bruce Mitchell nineteen, Louie Moshier four and twenty five on two fields, T. S. Stokes sixteen, Charlie Hogue sixteen, and Gene Malloy ten. Overall cotton conditions across the county look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Patterson
Bruce Mitchell
Louie Moshier
T. S. Stokes
Charlie Hogue
Gene Malloy
Soil Test Reminder for Fall Plantings prompts samples
Soil samples were analyzed last week for multiple growers including Joe Lovelace Latta Ada and Ada area names. The notice urges testing now for all anticipated fall plantings including oats alfalfa vetch rye pasture and hay meadow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lovelace
E. A. Stewart
Ada
Luke Dodds
Joe Morrow
Fitzhugh
J. Kent Smith
Rebee
H. A. Grisham
R. R. Krause
John B. Holmes
Summers Chapel
4 H Record Book School Set for July 30 at County Office
The annual 4 H record book school for 4 H boys occurs Wednesday July 30 from 9 30 to 11 45 a m at the county agent s office in the county courthouse. Members are urged to start their records to enter upcoming county state and national contests including soil and water conservation entomology field crops leadership and many more with judges awarding merit trips scholarships and other honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Congress
4 H Club Photography Contest Opens for 4 H Members
The Farmer- Stockman announces a 4 H club photography contest with county and state awards. County winners receive a certificate. state winners get a Reflex II camera with F35 lens, leather case, and flash. Entries must be taken between 1951 and August 31 1952 by regular 4 H members and may include multiple photos in 5x7 format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer- Stockman Magazine
Dairy and Broiler Projects Drive 4-H Member’s Diversified Plan
Jerry Balthrop of the Byng 4-H club completed a dairy contract on a Jersey heifer with Evan's Hardware. He maintains a steady poultry program with broilers every nine weeks in a 400-bird house, disinfects the coop after each cycle, and is now starting his eighth group of chicks. He recently began a pig breeding project to build a diversified 4-H program for steady income and full employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Balthrop
Byng 4-H Club
Evan’s Hardware
Jerry
District Boy Scout Plans Are Prepared
The district operating committee met Friday night to map the year. J N McKeel outlined jobs for each committee with emphasis on leadership training and advancement. Scouts nationwide will run a Get Out the Vote campaign in November with posters and door knob signs. A swim meet is planned for August 15 at Greenwood Park and regular district meetings set for August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of America
Norman C. Mitchell
Eugene Merrell
Newell Horne
J. N. McKeel
Woodrow Smith
McKeel
McKee
Grenwood Park
Forecast Slash in U.S. Cotton Exports for 1952 53
The Agriculture Department projects United States cotton exports for 1952 53 from August 1, 1952 to July 31, 1953 at four to 4.8 million bales, down from 5.8 million bales this season due to weaker foreign demand high domestic stocks and expected ample foreign supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Ada Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
S. J. Sutton along with Leola and Mrs. Clara Rigdon shopped in Ada Friday. Ed Zweiacher and Mikie visited Jacob Zweiacher in Okarche, Oklahoma, on Wednesday. Walter Middleton of Saint Louis Oklahoma visited John Phelps Thursday night. Lee Stafford and children of Seminole were supper guests of Roy and [unreadable] Doolen Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Sutton
Leola
Clara Rigdon
Ada
Ed Zweiacher
Mikie
Jacob Zweiacher
Okarche
Okla
Walter Middleton
Saint Louis, Okla
John Phelps
Lee Stafford
Roy Doolen
Napier Junior Wins Sectional NFA Speech Meet
Tollie Gray a Napier High School junior won the seven-state sectional NFA public speaking contest. The event drew participants from Oklahoma Louisiana Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Missouri and Texas. Tollie advances to the national NFA contest in Atlanta Georgia on October 1. P E English vocational agriculture instructor and NFA sponsor accompanied Tollie. Four other Oklahoma boys attended the Jefferson City meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tollie Gray
Napier
Lincoln University
Jefferson
National Farmers of America
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Missouri
Texas
Tollie
Atlanta
P. E. English
NFA
Jefferson City
Celery Stalks with Pimien on Lettuce Salad
Celery stalks stuffed with pimien and cut into short lengths are served on shredded lettuce. Lettuce is dressed with mayonnaise for a simple salad.
Local Visits Highlight Thursday Socials Across Oklahoma
Mrs. Ed Zweincher and Mikie visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hackworth of Okmulgee on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Walston and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Walston of Ada were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clayton Thursday evening. Mrs. Roscoe Berry and son from Seminole spent Thursday with her mother Mrs. Edd Sharber. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rodden and children visited Mrs. Alice Archer and Lima Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Zweincher
Mikie
Ray Hackworth
Okmulgee
W. A. Walston
Gerald Walston
Ada
Floyd Clayton
Roscoe Berry
Seminole
Edd Sharber
A.C. Rodden
Alice Archer
Lima
Floyd Vann Clayton Visits Oklahoma City Parents
Floyd Vann Clayton of Oklahoma City is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Vann Clayton
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Floyd Clayton
Minister takes class on fishing trip to Tishomingo
Rev. William Travis of Missionary Baptist church in Wamoosa led the intermediate boys on a Friday fishing trip to Tishomingo. Participants included Dale Phelps Don Raines Billy Don Sharber Jimmy Atkinson Denver Merrill Victor Travis Arnom Sutton Jr and Zeb Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Travis
Missionary Baptist Church
Wamoosa
Tishomingo
Dale Phelps
Don Raines
Billy Don Sharber
Jimmy Atkinson
Denver Merrill
Victor Travis
Arnom Sutton Jr
Zeb Bowles
Heat Exhaustion First Aid Steps From Red Cross
A first aid excerpt details heat exhaustion signs such as headache dizziness nausea and vomiting. It advises taking the patient to shade and cool areas, removing or loosening clothing, applying cold to the head, cooling gradually with water, and avoiding stimulants.
Oil firms form Fractionation Research Inc in Oklahoma City
Thirty oil companies and related firms announced a non profit organization Fractionation Research Inc to gather and develop engineering data on fractionation problems. T B Hudson of Phillips Petroleum was named president with D W Wilson Arthur G McKee Cleveland Pradesh Burruss Anderson Prichard and Paul J Parker Phillips filling vp and secretary treasurer roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OIL Research
Oklahoma City
Fractionation Research, Inc
T. B. Hudson
Phillips Petroleum Co
D. W. Wilson
Arthur G. McKee Corp
Cleveland
George H. Burruss
Anderson-Prichard Oil Co
Paul J. Parker
Phillips
Armistice talks stall over prisoner exchange wording
UN and Communist staff officers in Munsan discussed minor wording differences in the armistice document. They made no progress on prisoner exchange, which has halted plenary sessions and is recessed until Aug. 3. Both sides reached agreement on the first 50 paragraphs, with paragraph 51 on release and repatriation causing divergent interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsan
Korea
United Nations
Duncan S. Somerville
U. N
Panmunjom
Pontotoc women prepare for Farm and Home Week at Stillwater
By Martha Mote and Minnie Lou McDaniel Pontotoc county women depart Tuesday July 29 at 9 am for Farm and Home week at A and M college Stillwater. They stay on campus July 29 through August 1 hosted at Stout Hall with the theme Help Yourself to Better Living. Demonstration sections and short courses align with the theme and accompany Martha Mote and Minnie Lou McDaniel to label and track work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Stout Hall
Martha Mote
Minnie Lou McDaniel
New Home Economic Bulletins From A and M College
Two new home economic bulletins from the extension service at Oklahoma A and M College Stillwater are available at the home demonstration agent office. They are titled Tasty Salads and Pattern Alterations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
A. & M. College
Stillwater
Lula 4-H Club plans fair exhibits
Lula 4-H members met on Thursday July 24 to prepare fair exhibits. Leaders Mrs Effie Burns and Mrs R L Bailey arranged help for projects. Martha Mote HDA and Minnie Lou McDaniel assistant HDA joined to discuss exhibit preparations. W Hoggatt and Lester Smith assistant county agents spoke with the boys about fair displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula 4-H
Lula 4-H Club
Effie Burns
R. L. Bailey
Martha Mote
HDA
Minnie Lou McDaniel
W. Hoggat
Lester Smith
Home Demonstration Club Meeting Schedule
The Home Demonstration Club lists meetings for Monday July 28. The Gaar Corner club gathers at the church while the Center club meets at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaar
Mullen Resigns Bowlegs Principal Post
Vernon Mullen resigns as Bowlegs high school principal after five years in the role and nine years on the Bowlegs faculty. He will join Mid-Continent Life Insurance in Seminole. Mullen previously coached football for four years and is a Seminole high school graduate who captained the University basketball team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Mullen
Bowlegs
Ada
Mid-Continent Life Insurance Company
Seminole
Mullen
Man Kills His Wife And Four Children
In Bridgeport Washington a man named Matthias Swearson 27 killed his wife Joyce 25 and their four children as they prepared for church. He confessed saying the minister preached God is a square shooter and that the Lord told him to take their lives. He was held by police in the multiple slaying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Wash
Washington
Matthias Swearson
Joyce
Lyle Prothero
Swearson
Ater
Preparing Home Improvement Exhibits
Neatness and attractiveness are essentials for home improvement exhibits. Wash all articles and avoid starch. Iron along the fabric grain with care to shape. For embroidery, place right side down on toweling and iron from the back. For 4-H exhibits use a 3 by 1 inch white muslin or twill.
Queen Mother Nazii of Egypt Prostrates Over Farouk Abdication
Beverly Hills California July 26 Queen Mother Nazii of Egypt was prostrated by the news of King Farouk’s abdication. She said she expected something bad to happen and later retired to bed. Her son in law Riad Ghali reported she was too upset to speak further. The queen mother has been living with Ghali and Princess Fathia, who faced exile after her 1950 marriage to a commoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Nazii
Egypt
Farouk
Riad Ghali
Ghali
Fathia
One of Most Wanted Criminals Taken
Gerhard A. Puff a top FBI 10 fugitive killed an agent and was shot and captured after a gun battle at Congress Hotel New York. He faced about a dozen agents near Central Park West 69th Street. One agent Joseph Brock died. two women were held. An alleged confederate was captured in Miami yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
FBI
Manhattan
Gerhard A. Puff
Congress Hotel
Central Park
West 69Th Street
Joseph Brock
Puff
Brock
George Arthur Heroux
Miami
Fila
Uncle Sam Hiring Of Civilians Up
Washington July 28 The hiring of 28 600 new workers during June mostly for temporary vacation relief jobs brought the total of federal civilian employees to 2 603 300 on July 1 The U S Civil Service Commission reporting this today said it was the biggest jump in the government's roll for any month since June of last year The five largest departments showed Army 543 800 Post Office 523 800 Navy 481 300 Air Force 309 700 Veterans Administration 174 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Army
Post Office
Navy
Air Force
Veterans Administration
Pleasant Cold Celery and Tomato Soup with Cheese Crackers
To make a refreshing hot weather soup mix one can condensed cream of celery soup one can condensed tomato soup and a 1 percent milk can measure. Chill for at least four hours and serve in chilled bowls with minced parsley and cheese crackers.
No Settlement In Stockyards Strike
Oklahoma City reports a week old stockyards strike with no settlement in sight. CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America members picketed while Armour & Co employees respected lines. Over 80 workers walked out over a guaranteed work week dues checkoff and sanitation facilities. About 500 Armour workers were idled as talks continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
CIO United Packinghouse Workers of America
Armour & Co
Armour
Wofford Visits Mother Before Camp Pendleton Duty
James D. Wofford, an Ada native who enlisted in March 1951, spent a few hours visiting his mother Mrs. Ethel Wofford in Bromide after serving at Philadelphia Naval Hospital. He is en route to Camp Pendleton California to join the Fleet Marine Force in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Wofford
Ada
Navy
Philadelphia Naval Hospital
Wofford
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Ethel Offord
Fleet Marine Force
California
Mossadegh Moves Toward Oil Settlement Talks With Britain
Tehran reports Premier Mossadegh notified Britain of willingness to begin talks on paying for nationalized Anglo Iranian Oil Company properties. He reshaped cabinet by taking War Ministry, cites ICJ ruling as non‑competent, and proposes Iran sell oil to Britain with部分 of costs offset against compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Polovetzky
Tehran
Iran
Mohammed Mossadegh
Britain
War Ministry
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
International Court of Justice
Mossadegh
George Middleton
Bakhtar Emrooz
Middleton
AIOC
Oil Company
Official Election Returns In State Races Announced
Oklahoma City reports official runoff turnout of 256,374 with top votes for Sixth District Democrats Wickersham 36,316 and Morris 31,868. Corporation Commissioner Jones led Democratic nomination with 147,604 votes. Presidential electors all Democrats. no Republican races statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Victor Wickersham
State Election Board
Wickersham
Toby Morris
Congress
Ray C. Jones
Jones
Owen
R. Fisher
Wright
Supreme Court
D. Arnold
Cartwright
D. Caldwell
Williams
D Dickey
Forsythe
D Edmondson
Bushhead
R Easton
Butler
R Burch
Young
Morris
Cornell
Hicks
Johnson
Hurst
Webb
Pullen
Sullivan
Hardin
Shaw
Hughes
Riley
Thompson
Martin
Heflin
Hunt
Heffron
Stone
Wants Court to Say He's Alive
Reno Hawkins, a former Norman resident, asks County Judge Sylvester Grim to declare him alive and not legally dead so he may share in his mother Lucy J. Hawkins estate. The judge set a Sept. 5 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman, Okla
Reno Hawkins
Norman
Sylvester Grim
Lucy J. Hawkins
Hawkins
Martha Martin
Martin
Grim
Sulphur Baptists Attend Assembly at Falls Creek
Rev. Dan Rainbolt of First Baptist church will teach a book to a junior class during the Falls Creek Assembly near Davis. The church cabin on the grounds has a 28 person capacity after roof, kitchen, stove and refrigerator upgrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Rainbolt
First Baptist Church
Falls Creek
Davis
Plan to ground civilian aircraft during enemy incidents
Civilian and military air authorities approve a plan to ground all non military planes during any enemy incident. The aim is to prevent civilian aircraft from interfering with radar or visual spotting and U S air and ground defense actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C
Washington
U. S
Stratford Area Family and Friends Weekend Notices
Local Stratford area residents share weekend visits and moves. Mr and Mrs Matt Hayes relocate from route three to route two Davis while relatives from Oklahoma City Shawnee and Ada visit or host. Families travel to Colorado California California and Texas for vacations and reunions.
Oklahoma Economic Boost Sets June Records
Norman Oklahoma July 26 General business in Oklahoma rose to a record high for June the University of Oklahoma Bureau of Business Research reported. General business was 275.8 percent of the 1935-39 average up from May 274.9 and June 1951 228.7. State income in June totaled 25 million dollars a new peak up 19 percent from May and over 21 percent from last year. Manufacturing firm employment rose 1.1 percent also a June high and insured unemployment fell to the postwar low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Bureau of Business Research
University of Oklahoma
P. S. Case Returns Home After Medical Treatment
P S Case president of Case State Bank Stonewall is at home 1130 South Johnston after treatment at Polyclinic hospital. He is reported recovering steadily and expects to return to his bank office soon. His daughter Mrs Clifford Byron of Houston and Mrs Edward Stephens of Centralia visited him. His son Birch Case of Barnesville is spending the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Case
Case State Bank
Stonewall
South Johnston
Polyclinic Hospital
Oklahoma City
Clifford Byron
Houston
Tex
Edward Stephens
Centralia
Ill
Birch Case
Barnesville
Ponca City Cook Drowns Attempting Inlet Swim
A 29 year old cook at the Ponca City Military Academy drowned yesterday at Ponca City Lake while swimming across a small inlet. Two unidentified boys saw him suffer a cramp and sink. Volunteers recovered his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook
Ponca City
Okla
Ponca City Military Academy
Ponca City Lake
John Henry Montgomery
Woman Sucked From Plane Over Ocean in Rio Incident
A Pan American Stratocruiser door blew open after takeoff from Rio de Janeiro. American born Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Westbrook Capellaro was sucked out and died 1,200 feet below in the Atlantic. The aircraft returned to Rio as rescue planes searched the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Pan American Airlines
Atlantic Ocean
Marie Elizabeth Westbrook Capellaro
Bessie Machris
Los Angeles
Calif
Emilio Capellaro
Rome
Italy
Capellaro
U. S. Air Force
Robert B. Westbrook
Montevideo
Uruguay
Rio
Polio Sickness and Family Visit Mentioned in Francis News
Mrs Horton Smith and Mrs Del mar Crews were called to Dallas Tuesday. Their granddaughter Sharron Smith is confined to a Dallas hospital suffering with polio. Mr and Mrs Jack Hardwick of Kansas City Kansas have recently been visiting in the home of his sister Mrs Clyde Akin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Smith
Delmar Crews
Dallas
Sharron Smith
Jack Hardwick
Kansas City
Kans
Clyde Akin
Gaylor Family Guests at Kelley Home
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gaylor and daughter Joan and Mrs. Mollie Gaylor Norman were guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kelley last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Gaylor
Joan
Mollie Gaylor
Norman
H. L. Kelley
Tulsa Guests Visit Sorrell and Lee Families
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sorrell and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee of Tulsa spent last week with their parents Mr. and Mrs. John Lee and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hene son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Sorrell
Harold Lee
Tulsa
John Lee
W. A. Heneson
Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Moves
Mrs. Iva Neill of Sherman Texas visited Mrs. Thelma Lewis last week. Gracie Lee visits her brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. George Lee in California. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Houser moved into the Binkley home after relocating from Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Neill
Sherman, Tex
Thelma Lewis
Gracie Lee
Mrs
George Lee
California
Bobby Houser
Binkley
Ada
Local Visitors Share Time Across Small Town
Grace Nelson of Dennison Texas visits Joan Webber. Ted Scroggins and family from Oklahoma City visit Francis friends and relatives. Luther Harris family from Sasakwa were Sunday guests of Bob Harris family. S/Sgt Doyle Parker stationed at Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls Texas spent the weekend in Francis with his wife and two sons Jimmy and Sammy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Scroggins
Oklahoma City
Francis
Luther Harris
Sasakwa
Bob Harris
Doyle Parker
Sheppard Air Force Base
Wichita Falls
Tex
Jimmy
Sammy
Family returns to Francis after Tulsa visit
Mr. and Mrs. Carl West and their son Terry have returned to Francis following a several day visit to friends and relatives in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl West
Terry
Francis
Tulsa
Baxter Scroggins Jr Spends Furlough with Parents
Pfe Baxter Scroggins Jr is spending a furlough at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Baxter Scroggins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfe
Baxter Scroggins Jr
Mrs Baxter Scroggins
Harris Family Weekend Visit With Oklahoma City Relatives
Mr and Mrs M E Harris spent the weekend with their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Ben Brown in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Harris
Mrs
Ben Brown
Oklahoma City
Poe Visitors Note Pleasant Home Visit
Mr and Mrs Fred Poe of Madill have been guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Horten Smith during a recent stay observed by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Poe
Madill
Horten Smith
Summers Brothers Visit Texas Friends and Relatives
Clarence Summers and Cletus Summers travel to Texas to visit friends and relatives, expanding family ties and catching up with kin across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Cletus
Texas
Robinsons Spend Summer with Relatives in Florida
Robert Barbara and Jerry Robinson children of Mr and Mrs Don Robinson are spending the summer with relatives in Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert, Barbara and
Jerry Robinson
Mrs Don Robinson
Florida
Bill Price Admitted as Patient at Valley View Hospital
Bill Price is currently a patient at Valley View hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Price
Valley View Hospital
Ridgway Visit With Sisters Reported
Mr and Mrs Henry Ridgway of Tishomingo visited recently in the home of his sisters Mrs Delmar Crews and Mrs Virgie Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ridgway
Tishomingo
Delmar Crews
Virgie Chandler
Norman family visits Francis with Drumright infant
Mr and Mrs Bob Norman and their baby Drumright spent the weekend in Francis with her parents Mr and Mrs Cal West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Norman
Drumright
Francis
Cal West
Chism Family Visits Parental Home in Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Chism and their family from Lawton spent several days last week at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chism, sharing time with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Chism
Lawton
J. M. Chism
Roosevelt Reed Visits Son in Seminole
Mr and Mrs Roosevelt Reed visited their son Bob who is employed in Seminole last Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Reed
Bob
Seminole
Mrs Jerry Rigg and Baby Tulsa Visit Francis
Mrs Jerry Rigg and her infant Tulsa are spending the week in Francis with Mr and Mrs W E Coburn, the couple’s parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Rigg
Tulsa
Francis
W. E. Coburn
Charles Tillery Visits Price Home
Charles Tillery from Allen spent last week staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Price at their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tillery, Allen
W. B. Price
J E Avery Returns Home From Oklahoma and Texas Trip
J E Avery completed a long tour through Oklahoma and Texas and has now returned home. The journey highlighted several communities and included visits to multiple towns and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Avery
Oklahoma
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Hailey
Lester F. Smith
Extension Division
Oklahoma A. and M. College
Boll Weevil Survey
Soil Laboratory
U.S
Vamoosa News
American Red Cross
Minnie Lou McDoniel
NEW Bulletins
Man
Uncle Sam
Court
Stratford News
Matt Hayes
Route Two
Hayes
T. I. Dinson
Route 1
Stratford
Thomas McConnell
Gerald Crisp
Tommy
Margaret Ann McConnell
Dortha McConnell
Corkey Johnston
Shawnee
Colorado
Pamela
John Ballard
Sid Griffin
C. B. Garrison
Freddie
L. D. Biles
Arthur Dickson
Donnie
Fort Cobb
Jane Fullbright
Anadarko
Tucker Fullbright
Theron Willis
Clarence Moore
J. W. White
Pauls Valley
White
Herbert McGehee
Sedan
Kansas
Jewell Ingram
St. Louis
Dellie McGehee
Berthalene
Francis Jones
Ott Jones
George Land
Albert Land
Doris
L. Smith
Jack Corley
W. D. Starke
Sayre
Mays Lumber Co
Claud Head
Kenneth Langston
Ronnie
Arthur Linville
Butch
Prague
Lon Pearson
Ruth Linville
Chickasha
Glen E. Wood
San Antonio
Woods
Stafford
P. S
Ocean
Francis News
Grace Nelson
Dennison
Joan Webber
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