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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1955

Page

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All Star Game Ready to Go

The fourth Annual News All Star basketball game is set for Monday night March 7 with selected players coaches and officials. Doyle Walls Stonewall leads boys with 464 votes and Lou Ellen Smith tops girls with 458. Bands from Allen and Latta High Schools will perform for the North and South games. Referees are Hugh Warren and Paul Landrith.

Doyle Walls Stonewall Center Lou Ellen Smith Allen Latta Hugh Warren Paul Landrith

4-H Cattle Grading Contest Draws Big Crowd

The Pontotoc County 4-H cattle grading and judging contest drew 124 4-H boys to the Reeves Plant near Ada for a big event. Fifteen leaders and parents attended as spectators and 14 Latta FFA boys joined for practice. Contestants judged ten head of slaughter cattle on grade weight and yield under guidance from Clyde Reed and Everett Reeves.

Everett Reeves Wendell Steward the Weekly FFA Latta Jay Pruitt Representa Tives Clyde M. Reed Oklahoma A & M College Stillwater The Reeves Packing Company Reeves Ada Reed

Minnie Baugh Keeps On Going In Francis Town Story

By W. L. Knickmeyer Minnie Baugh recalls Francis once a bustling division point on the Frisco railroad with two banks two restaurants a hotel and the Harvey House now only shells remain on Main Street. She arrived in 1907 at age 31 and is now 79 as she watches a sleepy town fade from its busy past to quieter days.

Minnie Baugh Francis Main Street Charley M. Baugh Harvey Tulsa

Growers Urged To Release Unused Allotments

Bennett L. Sherrer, local director of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, urged peanut and cotton growers to release unused portions of their quotas promptly. Releasing acreage helps others and avoids penalties for under planting, preserving full quotas next year.

Bennett L. Sherrer Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Sherrer

Red Cross Benefit at Jesse School with games and supper

Jesse School will sponsor a ham burger supper and two basketball games Tuesday evening to benefit the Red Cross. Hamburgers pie coffee and pop will be served in the school cafeteria. A small admission charge will apply to the games and food. Donations will be accepted.

Jesse School Red Cross

Center Goes Over Top In County Red Cross Drive

Center leads Pontotoc County Red Cross drive by already meeting and surpassing its quota at the rural division kick off dinner at Pender grafts Cafe with 40 workers. The drive totals $11,500 as others continue fundraising.

County Red Cross Red Cross Pontotoc County Center Pendergraft

Four Pontotoc 4-H Girls Lead Meat Judging Contest

The Pontotoc County meat identification contest drew 73 4-H girls from seven clubs as they evaluated 50 meat cuts without cooking. Top four scorers Robbie Young Fitzhugh Joan Graham Roff Claudine Ross McLish and Marylin Ray Ross advance to the Oklahoma City state contest March 16.

Valdene Kozel Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Robbie Young Fitzhugh Joan Graham Roff Claudine Ross McLish Marylin Ray Ross

Sweet Clover Boosts Wheat Yields in Four Year Rotation

Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station researchers compared continuous wheat with a four year wheat sweet clover rotation at Perkins Farm from 1933 to 1953. The rotated system averaged 21.3 bushels per acre vs 16.6 for continuous wheat and also improved soil structure and water infiltration. Byron T. Smith noted improved soil benefits alongside higher yields.

Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station Perkins Farm Byron T. Smith Ada Work Unit Soil Conservation Service

Providence Aids Boy Dog And Sheriff Too

A boy named Jimmie Gammill and his dog Bobo set out near Ada while the child’s parents remained unaware. Bobo got into a dispute with livestock at a city pump station, drawing the attention of operator L. E. Willoughby.

Ada Jimmie Bobo L. E. Willoughby Willoughby Jimmie Gammill Jim Gammill George Sparkman Providence Parkman

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North Boys Robert Robinson Coy Ramsey Ed Scroggins Byng Jimmy Owens James Joplin Eugene Sanders Joe Maddox Vaness Reeves Packing Plant Murray County Harold Davidson W. L. Knickmeyer Carol Cook Geraldine Bivins Doreen Graham Novalene Andrews A. L. Arter Jo Carolyn Pendleton Lynn Brantley Shirley Allen Kay Harris Shirlene Gregory County 4-H
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