Pickett Homemakers Learn About Mexican Food
The Pickett Homemakers Group met at Zamudio's Restaurant for a program on Around the World In Food with Mexico as the study country. Members learned about tortilla origins and Mexican cooking while preparing for the County Dress Revue on May 6 at the First Baptist Church in Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett Homemakers
Zamudio
Pickett
Mexico
India
America
First Baptist
Ada
Inez Norvell
James
Faye Sweat
Kathy Garner
Ruby Hardin
Jess Norvell
Laura Haines
Wanda Robbins
Norma Faye Hobbs Given Surprise 11th Birthday Party
Mrs. Buster Hobbs and daughter Shirley surprised Norma Faye Hobbs on her eleventh birthday with a party Saturday. Guests were invited between 2 and 4 p.m. Indoor games, balloons, cake, Cokes and candy bars were served to Terrie Deaton, Gae Vonne Rue, Susan Whitwell, Sandra Nipps, Glenda West, Vallery Smith, Janet Vick and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Hobbs
Shirley
Norma Faye Hobbs
Terrie Deaton
Gae Vonne Rue
Susan Whitwell
Sandra Nipps
Glenda West
Vallery Smith
Janet Vick
Oklahoma Patrol Seeks Qualified Men for Recruit Posts
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol invites qualified men to apply for recruitment. Interested applicants should visit the patrol quarters in person to obtain further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Fuel Cell Car Could End City Smog And Noise
An automobile driven by a fuel cell would remove internal combustion noise and exhaust, creating a city free of smog and engine din, and improve urban air quality and quietness.
Renee McDaniel Is Five At Grandparents Home
Renee McDaniel celebrated her fifth birthday Monday with a party hosted by her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDaniel at their home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jody McDaniel of Sacramento, California, former Ada residents and Vaness High School graduates. The cake was white with pink decorations and the menu included ice cream, pop and punch. Attendees and gift givers included E. E. McWhirter and family, Norman Wyche, Tisha Alaman, Norman Lee, Jody Wychey, Gina and Jeff Anderson, Andy Denton, Doree and Robbie O Neal, Clint and Holley Duty, Lathy and Stephen Newby, and the McDaniel grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renee McDaniel
Earl McDaniel
Renee
Jody McDaniel
Sacramento
Calif
Ada
Vaness High School
E. E. McWhirter
California
Norman Wyche
Tisha Alaman
Norman Lee
Jody Wychie
Gina
Jeff Anderson
Andy Denton
Doree
Robbie O’neal
Clint
Holley Duty
Lathy
Stephen Newby
Two Day Upholstery Class Set At Allen City Hall
The Allen Homemakers Group will hold a two day upholstery class in Allen City Hall on May 10 and 11, with sessions 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Attendees should bring furniture to upholster by May 9 and may call Mrs. W. W. Gibson or Miss Martha Mote for details. The Allen Club will provide beans and cornbread for noon meals. attendees should bring additional foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Homemakers Group
City Hall
W. W. Gibson
Allen
Martha Mote
County Home
Allen Club
Stonewall WMU Reviews Book at First Baptist
The Stonewall Woman's Missionary Union met Thursday at Stonewall First Baptist to review Meet the American Jew by Belden Menkus. Devotion by Mrs. Maisie Daniels. chapters reviewed by Mrs. Allie Stegall, Mrs. Lois Kernny, Mrs. Willie McMinn and Mrs. Hazel Winton. Benediction by Mrs. Mary Lee Robertson. Attendees included Mrs. Lou Combs, Mrs. Virginia Thomas, Mrs. Sylvia Brooks, Mrs. Agnes Patton, Mrs. Edith Price, Wayne Combs and Anita Thomas. Rev. James Kenney and Leon McMinn joined at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Union of the
Stonewall First Baptist Church
Belden Menkus
Maisie Daniels
Allie Stegall
Lois Kernny
Willie McMinn
Hazel Winton
Mary Lee Robertson
Lou Combs
Virginia Thomas
Sylvia Brooks
Agnes Patton
Edith Price
Wayne Combs
Anita Thomas
James Kenney
Leon McMinn
Motion Picture Of Marat Sade To Be Made In London
United Artists will film the Broadway shocker Marat Sade in London this summer. The Royal Shakespeare Company cast from the stage production will be used with Peter Brook directing again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
United Artists
Royal Shakespeare Company
Peter Brook
Oklahoma Reports 6 Percent Drop in 1965 Traffic Deaths
Oklahoma joined 16 other states in reporting lower traffic fatalities for 1965, reducing deaths by six percent from 1964 figures. The survey highlights improving road safety across multiple states.
Health Focused 4-H Party Draws Sixty Attendees
A Tuesday Vaness event hosted by the Senior 4-H Health Committee showcased a peanut butter candy making demonstration stressing powdered milk, a tetanus talk by Steven Pederson, and two films on defense and vaccination. Aimed at 60 4-H members, parents, and leaders, the gathering featured refreshment service by juniors.
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Vaness
4-H
Anita McCullar
Londa Tucker
Melody Cruce
Darlene Wall
Patti Caruthers
Steven Pederson
Baby Gift Shower Honors Mrs. Gray
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Pentecostal Holiness Church of Oil Center hosted a pink and blue baby shower for Mrs. Nora Gray at the church dining hall. About 60 attended or sent gifts. decorations featured pink net and a stork replica. refreshments included cake and pink punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentecostal Holiness Church of Oil Center
Nora Gray
Ruth Sutton
Colene Robertson
Minnie Lewis
Flag Etiquette Highlighted During Homemakers Week
Statewide Homemakers Week centers on Patriotism-Oil in Our Lamps and flag etiquette. Miss Martha Mote urges residents to review when where and how to fly the U S flag. A spring style revue titled The Well Dressed Homemaker is set for Friday at 1 15 p m in the First Baptist Church Activity Building with a women and children’s clothing parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Martha Mote
First Baptist Church
Jack Green
Hugh Cooper
Bill Thompson
In Circulation a Dollar Bill Life Expectancy
The note explains that a dollar bill in circulation lasts about 18 months on average before it is removed from general use. It outlines factors affecting longevity such as wear and tear, handling by the public, and decisions by banks to replace damaged currency.
Cold Weather Kills 30 Percent of Kansas Crop
A. B. Erhart of Kansas State University Garden City branch says freezing weather killed at least 30 percent of the wheat in 25 southwest Kansas counties with potential damage reaching 50 to 60 percent. He notes heads 50 to 90 percent dead and stems breaking below the head, with uncertain overall impact as the crop nears jointing.
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Garden City
Kan
Kansas
A. B. Erhart
Kansas State University
Erhart
Lake fishing and hunting package opens with stocked lakes
The Lake continues with big weighted fish plans and future white bass stocking. Thunderbird covers 1,280 acres of public hunting area run by the department. The full outdoor package is pitched as a long dreamed present. Lake Stanley Draper near Oklahoma City opens May 28, promising boating and luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunderbird
Stanley Draper
Oklahoma City
Uck
Slave contract from 1688 found in Trujillo archives
A dated 1688 contract in Trujillo Peru details the sale of Manuel de la Cruz a Chilean-born Mulato to Bernardo Haya Bolivar for 380 Chilean pesos. The discovery, in San Juan Colleche archives, sheds light on colonial slave trade practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
Peru
San Juan Colleche
Mulato
Manuel de la Cruz
Bernardo Haya Bolivar
Traffic deaths in first nine months of 1965 rise to record high
Traffic fatalities in the United States for January through September 1965 reached 39,940, up one percent from 34,460 in the same period of 1964. The nine month total marks the highest figure ever recorded for this interval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Galley-Wanting Around The County
Local social notes record visits and hostings among Ada area families led by Casey Glasgow. Numerous confirmations show interactions with Neff Pitt McKinley Briggs McCullar and McCullar households plus Ada Tulsa Holdenville Pauls Valley and Detroit connections.
Briggs Family Supper With Grandparents
Mr and Mrs Bill Briggs and their two sons from Ada visited his parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Briggs for Sunday supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen and
Judy Sliger
Mrs. Briggs
Marvin Briggs
Mrs
Roy Briggs
Oil Center
Bill Briggs
Ada
Mrs Geneva McCullar Attends Past President's Luncheon
Mrs Geneva McCullar attended a past president's luncheon at East Central on Friday. Anita McCullar was an overnight guest in the home of her grandmother, Mrs Nettie Childers, on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva McCullar
East Central
Anita McCullar
Nettie Childers
Mrs Marvin Clay Visits Sister in Oil Center
Mrs. Marvin Clay visited her sister Mrs Corinne Willoughby and family in Oil Center on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Clay
Corinne Willoughby
Oil Center
Mr and Mrs Homer Sliger Visit His Mother
Mr and Mrs Homer Sliger and family visited his mother, sharing time together in a family outing reported in local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Sliger
Oklahoma election returns detail Democratic and Republican counts
A wide range of statewide race totals are listed with Democratic nominees leading in governor lieutenant governor attorney general auditor treasurer and other offices. Republican votes appear for governor lieutenant governor US senator and state questions with varied tallies. The piece notes a U.S. Bureau tour change in Washington for currency production.
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Brandberg
Gunpowder Dominated Warfare Until TNT Introduction
Gunpowder, first used in battle in 1946, remained the deadliest military explosive until 1902 when TNT was introduced.
Ada School Board opens hunt for new superintendent
After a routine Ada Board of Education meeting on Monday night the board began seeking candidates to replace retiring Superintendent Rex O. Morrison on July 1 1967. Dr James A Thomas was elected president Roy Young vice president and Millard Lawson second vice president. The board accepted the resignation of Bob McCurley and approved Herbert Hudgens as science teacher at the junior high. New hires include Don Hood junior high physical education and social sciences Don Hutchings senior high driver education and industrial arts Ted Archer junior high English replacing Viola Peay and Eddie W Wood teaching mathematics and science at Maysville senior high. A change order for Washington School work costing 705 was approved. Bids for a new fire exit at the high school auditorium will be opened at the June meeting. Supt Morrison was authorized to seek bids for a new car replacing the 1959 model. Dr C P Taylor was sworn in to replace Jack Fentem, and a resolution honoring Fentem's 10 years of service was signed. The meeting adjourned after claims were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Board of Education
Rex O. Morrison
James A. Thomas
Roy Young
Millard Lawson
Bob McCurley
Herbert Hudgens
Don Hood
Don Hutchings
Ted Archer
Viola Peay
Eddie W. Wood
Maysville
Todd Construction Co
Washington School
Robert Parker
Parker, James, Parker and Associates
Supt. Morrison
C. P. Taylor
Jack Fentem
Fentem
Dr. Thomas
Don Johnson
Dr. Taylor
Ruth Collins
Forage Testing Aids Oklahoma Livestock Feeding Programs
Oklahoma State University and the State Department of Agriculture run a cooperative forage testing program. The department analyzes forage and OSU estimates feeding value. Nutritionists advise on combining forages into balanced rations. The industry seeks low cost protein sources like edible grade soy protein to meet rising world demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
State Department of Agriculture
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Oklahoma DPS Releases Driver's Manual On Reaction And Braking
The manual states the average driver at sixty mph needs 264 feet to react and stop, about six times the 44 feet required at twenty mph. It outlines braking distances and emphasizes safe following distances for highway driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma Department of Public Safety
Ite Harald Schultz Reveals Amazonian Tribal Customs
The Ite Harald Schultz, a renowned field anthropologist, uncovered a wealth of material on the customs and folklore of Waura Suya Tukuna and other Amazonian tribes, most of which had remained nearly untouched by civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Harald Schultz
Civ
Sunday guests and funeral notices in Tupelo
Rev and Mrs Odus Frederick hosted cousins Mr and Mrs Lee Smallwood from Littlefield Texas and Mr and Mrs G G Wilson from Joy. Mr and Mrs Norbie Romines and Mrs Foch Kerby attended funeral services for Bill Kerby in Olustee Saturday. Robbie and Joe visited Mr and Mrs D E Romines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hokett
Odus Frederick
Lee Smallwood
Littlefield, Tex
G. G Wilson
Joy
Norbie Romines
Foch Kerby
Bill Kerby
Olustee
Robbie
Joe
D. E. Romines
Mr and Mrs Bud Sweat and Pattie visit Buck Sweat
Mr and Mrs Bud Sweat and Pattie visited Buck Sweat in Lula on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Sweat
Pattie
Buck Sweat
Lula
Linkers and families guest at Johnsons for church visit
Mr and Mrs J R Linker Cheryl and Robin joined her parents Mr and Mrs Harley Johnson and other relatives at a Sunday gathering. Oth er guests included Mr and Mrs Or vile Jennings and son Stonewall and Mr and Mrs Loyd Wayne Goss and Rhonda Tishomingo. They attended the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Linker
Cheryl
Robin
Harley Johnson
Orvile Jennings
Stonewall
Loyd Wayne Goss
Rhonda
Tishomingo
First Baptist Church
Russell Smith wins reserve grand champion at Coalgate 4-H rally
Russell Smith earns reserve grand champion at the 4 H rally held last week in Coalgate High School gym. Tu pelo 4H group members Berry Harmon church wear and Melvin Barris appear in blue ribbon rounds. Girls dress winners include Mary Cole Pat ti Fowler Debra Ellis Sandra Harkins Evalyn Flatt Lillian Jones Patricia Dockery and Myra Rush in various manuals.
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Russell Smith
Coalgate
Tupelo 4H
Berry Harmon
Melvin Barris
Mary Cole
Patti Fowler
Debra Ellis
Sandra Harkins
Evalyn Flatt
Lillian Jones
Visit Highlights and Church Auxiliary Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Williams of Lincoln Arkansas visited his sister and her family in Tupelo last week. The girls auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met at the church last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Irvin and children of Lawton toured to visit Mrs. Jewel Davis recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Coffey
W. E. McCullar
Bill McCullar
Bessie Rushing
Oakland
Calif
Charlie Austin
Stratford
W. C. Williams
Lincoln, Ark
Charles Harter
Tupelo
The
First Baptist Church
Bill Irvin
Lawton
Jewel Davis
Kerbys and Wanda Return to Tupelo After Visit
Mr and Mrs Billy Kerby and Wanda return to Tupelo Wednesday after visiting her father Earl Hemmingway in Rapid City ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Kerby
Wanda
Tupelo
Earl Hemmingway
Rapid City
N. D
Arnold Lafevers Visit Highlights Family in Stonewall
Mr and Mrs Arnold Lafevers visited his brother Daniel in a Stonewall nursing home on Sunday They also visited her parents Mr and Mrs ud Ketcherside in the same outing continuing a family gathering at the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Lafevers
Daniel
Stonewall
Ud Ketcherside
Felkins Family Visits Bullards Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Dale Felkins of Oklahoma City and their daughter spent the weekend with Mrs Felkins parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Bullard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Davis
Oklahoma City
Nettie Childers
Dale Felkins
Harvey Bullard
Tupelo Tigers Fall to Paoli in Opener
The Tupelo Tigers lost their first baseball game of the season to Paoli, marking a rough start as Paoli took an early lead and held on for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo Tigers
Paoli
Stonewall Baby Brings Great Grandparents Joy
Visiting Stonewall Sunday were the Lonnie Barnes and Mark Vaness families along with the Mike Barnes Ada and Homer Barnes households. George Barnes's family learned they are great grandparents as a son was born to Berry Barnes and his wife in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Ganns
George Barnes
Lonnie Barnes
Mark
Vaness
Mike Barnes
Ada
Homer Barnes
Stonewall
Barry Barnes
Louisiana
Bullard Family Visits Grandparents as Father Stays in Hospital
Ronnie Bullard of Allen spends the week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Cecil Bullard while his father is admitted to Veterans Hospital in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnie Bullard
Allen
Cecil Bullard
Veterans Hospital
Oklahoma City
Edith McNutt Injures Leg Requiring Stitches
Edith McNutt suffered a painful cut on her leg after backing into a garden cultivator. The injury required 15 stitches. Mr. and Mrs. J H McNutt spent last week with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McNutt
J. H. McNutt
Stonewall Residents Convene on Water Situation
A large crowd of Stonewall residents gathered in the school auditorium to discuss the local water situation and seek information on supply and rate concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Belton Banks Dies in Shafter California
Mrs. Bertie Lilley received word that her son-in-law Belton Banks of Shafter California died last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Lilley
Belton Banks
Shafter, Calif
Calhoun Visit Ties Ada and Pierce Family
Mr and Mrs Homer Calhoun of Ada visited her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Jim Pierce. Continued on Page Three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Calhoun
Ada
Jim Pierce
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Bret Sexton
F. D. Sexton
Guy Shipe
Allen City Hall
Stonewall Wmu
Mrs. Gray
Vanoss
Casey Glasgow
Bill McCain
Jamie
Bob Neff
Linda
Lou Ann Johnson
Cynthia
Beaumont
Tex
Henry Neel
George Pitt
Goldie Cornell
W. L. McKinley
Mike Thomas
Herman Miller
L. G. Houser
Ed Roundtree
Sue Grace
Roy Walker
Jim Hopkins
Midwest City
Willie Brewington
Caston
Auti McCullar
Stephenia
W E. McCullar
Otis Coffey
James Barnes
Dan Hoover
Sandy Davenport
County Line
Linda Hudson
Tulsa
Diana Moses
Phyllis Jean Barnes
C.B.C
Phyllis Barnes
Dianna Moses
First Free Will Baptist Church
J. D. O’donnell
O’donnel
Holdenville
Stephenie McCullar
Biggs
Gaylon Hooks
R. B. Tiffin
Alice Crawford, Hart
Roy Glasgow
Pauls Valley
A. C. Brum
Burt Warren
Irene Cope
Ruby Warren
Juanita Benino
Detroit
Mich
Maude Sliger
Ahloso
Howard Sliger
Amarillo
Rubin Nichols
Kenneth Sliger
Kenny
Johnny Lee Arier
Kiowa
Lou Wilmoth
Junior Muck
John Jones
Johnny
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Bureau of Engraving and Printing
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W. L. Knickmeyer
Midland
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