Scout News Celebrates 40th Anniversary at First Christian Church
Pack 4 marks the 40th anniversary of scouting with a covered dish gathering at First Christian Church. Cub colors, candles, and crepe paper decorate tables while dens present skits and awards. Arrow points, badges, service stars, and a flag ceremony honor Cubs Tommie Wilson, Jerry Bullock, Mayo Powers, and others. Wendall Young leads arrangements.
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First Christian Church
Emil Wyatt
Lester Smith
Haden Lee Smith
Ronnie Young
Tommie Wilson
Edward Gwin
Arthur Morris
Jerry Bullock
Kenny Grant
Mayo Powers
Bob Cornel
David Lee
Jim Kingery
Bob Corneil
Jim, Kingery
Arthur Mortis
Den 2
Wendall Young
Roff Camp Fire Dads Daughters Banquet At Ada Honors Tanda Group
Ada hosted the Dad Daughter banquet with 600 attendees including the Tanda group and their guardians. Tanda officers were elected for three months led by Velva Rushing as president and Patsy Odom as secretary. Barbara Young, Gloria Ann Pollock, and Velma Rushing served a dinner hosted by Mrs Mable Clark featuring chicken fried steak and vegetables.
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Ada
Tanda
Leroy Hunt
Yvonne
Mr. Rushing
Velvet Wayne Odom
Patsy
Richard Swink
Fang
Mia
Swink
Patsy Odom
Gloria Ann Pollock
Nancy Lou Carleton
Hollis Brown
Barbara Young
Gloria Ann
Pollock
Velma Rushing
Mable-Clark
Ada mirror NSA program hosts OU talent night
Ada Okla Pontotoc county chapter of the National Secret ary association goes to Oklahoma University for a guest night dinner program featuring C F Coates of Oklahoma City on accordion, Charles Beall Enid Horace Heidt finalist, and Bob Duplan with folk songs. Event at 7 18 p m at the country club.
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Pontotoc County
National Secretary Association
Oklahoma University
O. U
C. F. Coates
Oklahoma City
Charles Beall
Enid
Horace Heidt
Will Aine
Bob Duplan
Duncan
WNAD
NSA
Country Club
H. V. Schroeder
Vet Co op Housing Discussed by Sulphur Legion
Sulphur leaders and veterans gathered with Federal Housing Administration officials and local businessmen to explore a veterans cooperative housing project. A special committee, chaired by Leo B. Horsmen, was formed to study organizing a corporation for at least twelve living units with sites awaiting approval by officials Askew and Pratt.
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Veterans' Cooperative Housing
American Legion
Federal Housing Administration
Sulphur, Davis, Scullin
Wynnewood
Pannell
Leo B. Horsmen
Lynn Norran
Earl Simmons
Askew
Pratt
Goodrich Plant Celebrates Fifth Anniversary in Miami
The B F Goodrich Co plant in Miami marked five years of operation on February 25, 1945. Manager Walter Head announced that over 10,700,000 tires and tubes were produced, with annual payrolls around 14,250,000. The plant employs 1,134 workers and ranks beside Akron as a leading facility.
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Miame Okls
B. FL Goodrich Co
Miami
Walter Head
Akron
Ghia
Campfire Girls Sandakeya Group Meeting Notes
The Sandakeya group met at Hayes on Wednesday with 24 attendees. Miss Hager aided the girls in Wood Gatherers and Fire Makers ranks. Thirteen girls passed Trail Seekers Rank at Saturday morning’s Committee of Awards. Scribe Helena Kuras.
Happy Blue Birds Plan Pictures For Next Meet
In a Wednesday afternoon gathering the Happy Blue Birds made get well cards for ill members Bobbie Jean Hager and Mrs Lillard. Mrs Ruble read two stories about George Washington and the group planned to take pictures at their next meeting with everyone urged to wear the Blue Bird suit.
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Happy Blue Birds
Bobbie Jean Hager
Twinkling Blue Birds at Hayes school open house event
The Twinkling Blue Birds of Hayes school met Thursday afternoon. Each girl described experiences at the Pad Done Bot Supper. Blue Birds wore attire for open house. They sang, recited the Blue Bird Prayer, and served George Washington cake with cream and cookies. Lorna Lee Witt was nurse and scribe Rhetta Kaye Johnson assisted.
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Hayes School
Carolyn Morris
Phyllis Ball
George Washington
Lorna Lee Witt
Rhetta Kaye Johnson
Merry Blue Birds Meet At Hayes School
The Merry Blue Birds of Hayes school met Monday afternoon at 3 40 PM with Elizabeth Ann Wilson as hostess. The program chairman organized a Cinderella play and the group closed with the traditional Blue. Wish. Scribe Barbara Kay Hillman recorded the notes.
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Merry Blue Birds
Hayes School
Elizabeth Ann Wilson
Barbara Kay Hillman
Rosey Check Blue Birds Visit Tue at Willard School
A Rosey Check Blue Birds group met at Willard school on a Wednesday with 17 members and one guest Beth McCord. They toured Linscheid Library, learned about books and magazines, then visited the college shop for cokes. Thanks to Mrs Holmberg and Mrs Palmore for refreshments. Next hosts are Sharpe and Holly Mae. Scribe Beverly Holmberg.
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Rosey
Willard School
Linscheid Library
Beth McCord
Blue Bonnet Blue Birds Meet at Washington Schools
Members gathered at Washington schools on Monday afternoon. Each person wrote a thank you note to Mrs Stuth. Mrs Hartis served as refreshments. Scribe Ann White recorded the event.
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Washington
Stuth
Hartis
Wee Bonuie Group Meeting At Willard School
The Wee Bonnie group met at Willard School Tuesday afternoon. Trimble read a story about George Washington. Officers were re-elected: President Sharon Faye Gregg, Secretary Novella King, Song Leader Bessie Milter, Cantor Wanda Jo Allen, Scribe Helen Anne Parris. Carolyn Jean Trimble and Judy Cimmons served snacks and drinks.
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Wee Bonuie
St Willard School
Trimble
George Washington
Sharon Faye Gregg
Novella King
Bessie Milter
Cant Montor
Wanda Jo Allen
Scribe
Helen Anne Parris
Carolyn Jean Trimble
Judy Cimmons
Belen
Ant Parrish
Cheerful Blue Birds Elect New Officers at Hayes School
The Cheerful Blue Birds met at Hayes school on February 21. Present were stage members and two new members Lin La Lou Beller and Bay Nell Selmis. Linda von Barnes attended after a long absence with guests Joan Barber and Gail Stephens. New officers elected for four weeks include President Nancy Stephens Secretary Ray Nell Nelms Scabe Linda Lou Beller Program Linda Ann Northcutt Nurse Lolita Wilter Song Leader Linda Lou Bates Game Leader Linda Jo Giobana Treasurer. After the business meeting two games were played and Mary Beth Alexander delivered gifts.
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Cheerful Blue Birds
Hayes School
Lin
la Lou Beller
God Bay
Nell Selmis
Linda von Barnes
Joan Barber
Gail Stephens
Es. Seabeevers
Nancy Stephens
Ray Nell Nelms
Linda Lou Beller
Linda Ann Northcutt
Lolita Wilter
Linda Lou Bates
Linda Jo Giobana
Mary Beth Alexander
Scribe
Linds Loo Beller
Ded-Daughter Banquet Brings Busy Group Together
A local group gathered at Horace Stanly School Friday afternoon to paint figurines and share comments about the event. Three visitors, Ledon t Carolyn McAnally and ae jdz Hayty, attended and enjoyed the time.
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Horace Stan
Ledont
Carolyn McAnally
Ae Jdz Hayty
Ada Men Check On Sweet Potato Growth in Texas
Ada chamber group led by Guy Ships and Keith Marshall visited Gilmer Texas to study sweet potato production. They met county agent and chamber officials, learned about Porto Rican and Golden Skin yam varieties and yields per acre, and heard that drought conditions and soil diseases affect planting. Plans include 12 to 15 one acre test plots in Pontotoc county with slips purchased in Gilmer and a potential youth or adult sweet potato project.
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Guy Ships
Keith Marshall
Lester Smith
Ada Chamber of Commerce
Gilmer
Tex
Trey
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Michael
Texas A and M. Colleges
Preston
Upshur County
California
Pontotoc County
Adans
Texas
Ada Chamber
Texas Solons Quit After 23 Hours
An exhausted Texas House of Representatives ended a 23 hour session in Austin after a long vote on a rural telephone cooperative bill. Lawmakers approved the measure 101 to 1, then passed five laws addressing sex offenders before adjourning until 10 am Monday. The marathon session fell two hours and 17 minutes short of the 1943 record.
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Austin
Tex
Texas House of Representatives
Congress
Counry
Texas
No Holdout Cincinnati at Spring Training Camp
A garbled report notes Harry joins the Chinnald Tampa camp on March 1 marking his first spring presence in six years. It mentions a holdout pattern for five years and references the Real Rediega ened con. ice and Patsy Jackson amid a welcome group.
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Cincinnati
Harry
Peanuts
Chinnald
Tampa
Cerey
Rediega Ened
Con!i
Ce Ide
Patsy Jackson
Meeting notes from February fourteenth grade four girl ranks
A meeting was held in the music room with the Four grade girls. Patey Odom, Ancy Patlock, Woodral Theres Brown and others passed ranks. Officers elected: Velva Rushing president, Yvonne Hunt vice president, Patsy Odom secretary, Nancy Carleton treasurer, Hall Vs Breen scribe. Barbara Young song leader, Gloria Pollock game scribe assist.
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Tanda
Velva Rushing
Yvonne Hont
Patsy Odom
Nancy Lou Carlton
Hollis Brown
Scribe
Benna Reed
Barbara Young
Gloria Ann Pollock
Tanda Group
Aye
Patey Odom
Fire Staker
Ancy Patlock
Woodral
Brown
Trail
Bari
Yvonne Hunt
Treaster
Nancy Carleton
Hall
Bree
Five term youths strengthen the Fantatic improvement program
Lester Fp amitr, task force, and county agents highlight February rankings for dairy cattle showing top ten butterfat producers. Names include Dean Young, Ray Young, Tom George, W P George Jr, Dewayne Sherrell, Vernon Morgan, Bobby Sullivan, Jimmie Hart, Charlie Tingle. Seed corn project issued to 225 Ada Kiwanis club 4-H boys to plant one acre, track costs, and return 30 select ears next November. Fitzhugh 4-H Club held a model meeting led by Noland Hester. demonstrations on electric chick brooders and sail improvement discussed. girls presented on plaque designs and gardening. A 500 dollar bull sale featured Garvin Glover selling a calf for 300, highest since project started. Dairy contracts paid for Phillip Briggs and Charles Chandler with sponsorships.
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Dean Young
Ray Young
Tom George
W. P. George, Jr
Holstein
Dewayne Sherrell
Vernon Morgan
Bobby Sullivan
Jersey
Jimmie Hart
Guernsey
Charkts Tingle
Ada Kiwanisib
Fitzhugh
Dar
Fitz
Bill Lucas
Noland Hester
Roderick Ham
Phyllis Hart
Fhyttia Sullivan
Loreta Hester
Stamps
Garvin Glover
Latta
Roy A. Greenland
Flying A
Gene Autry
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Garvin
Extensions In Family Life Meeting In Ada February 28
Martha Moore leads Extension Specials in Family Life at Ada on Tuesday February 28 at 1 80 pm. The event aims to interest mothers of preschool children with Home Demonstration and 4 H Club Parade. Also notes County Meat Judging and Identification Contest at City Hall 1 am and a cash prize by the Chamber of Commerce. Four top contestants will represent Pontotoc county in Oklahoma City March 20.
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Martha MO
Reriie Summers
Leta_ Moore
Ada
Reeves Parking Company
Chamber of Commerce
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma City
Potato and Egg Styed Bake Cooks in Moderately Hot Oven
A recipe adapts potato and egg layers with white sauce and bread crumbs baked at 375 degrees F for 15 to 20 minutes until crumbs brown. Variations swap peas or green beans for potatoes. Hobart Farmers Coop opens a 130,900 dollar grain elevator with 150000 bushel capacity southeastern Frisco siding. project slated for completion this year.
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Hobart
Okla
Farmers Coop
Judge Maxey Denies Durant Move In Atoka County Tale
Judge Maxey of Atoka County objects to being portrayed as living or working in Durant following a chase report. He states he prefers Atoka and asserts he is the county’s best judge, noting his home and practice remain in Atoka. The paper apologizes for the error.
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Doug Hail
E and M
Mr. Schultz
Escal
Maxey
Atoka
B. Maxey
Atoka County
Durant
Nyuor Chase
Prohibition Gubernatorial Race Sees Nance and Shapard Lead
Oklahoma City Feb 24 A Dry backed struggle for governor tightens with James C. Nance of Purcell and David C. Shapard, attorney for the United Days Association, expected to announce. Shapard, reelected Dry attorney, leads in organizational support while Nance pushes legal pledge on primary spending. Frank Douglas and William H. Murray also among declared or possible candidates.
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Dayton
Nance
Shapard
Democratic Executive Committee
Johnston
Murray
William H
Frank Douglas
William 0. Coe
West Germany lifts steel embargo to expand trade with east
West Germany ended the allied sponsored ban on steel exports to the Russian zone after two weeks of talks in East Berlin. The 606 million mark trade pact has four months left and both sides urged broader, steadier shipments while pledging not to reimpose limits without discussion. East German sources frame elation and plan new talks on trade expansion next week.
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Berlin
West Germany
Kidnaping Warning To Chicago Family
A second wealthy Chicago family received kidnapping threats prompting police to arrange protection for Phillip D Armour at his Lake Shore Drive apartment after three mysterious calls warning to "get" him. Authorities noted not all threats are being taken lightly.
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Chicago
Phillip D. Armour
Nee
Otasco Annual Meeting at Tulsa Highlights and Awards
Otasco plans its 32nd Annual Conference and Sale Meeting at the Mayo hotel in Tulsa on February 26 and 27 with 46 company stores represented. Executives will present new merchandise lines, discuss store operation policies, and honor the Manager of the Year with a ceremonial sword. A $123,407.90 retirement fund contribution and overall trust fund assets are noted, with bonuses across all staff. Julius Sanditen leads the conference with Ely Sanditen assisting.
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Oklahoma Tire and Supply Company
Mayo Hotel
Tulsa
Eagar A. Guest
Wr. Guerat
Otasco
Nares
Julius Sanditen
Threats to Reger, family prompted hiding of child
Capt Daniel A Gilbert, chief investigator, said threats were telephoned to Joseph Regenstein Jr and were traced to a young woman who had undergone mental treatment. Regenstein, his wife Joan and their two year old daughter were put in hiding after warnings, though Gilbert did not plan action against the woman.
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Daniel A. Gilbert
State's Attorney's Office
Joseph Regenstein
Young
Gilbert
Reger Istas
Joan
Former Spartan Stars Highlight Kircher Aubuchon Careers
Former East Lansing figures Al Kircher and Chet Aubuchon are noted as former Michigan State basketball stars. Kircher also played football and baseball, while Aubuchon earned All America honors in basketball.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
al Kircher
Chet Aubuchon
Spartan Cage
Kircher
Ilso
Lettars
Aubuchon
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