Cheerful Blue Birds Elect Officers at Hayes School
The Cheerful Blue Birds met Tuesday at Hayes School and elected four officers for the coming four weeks. Sharon Connor is president, Patsy Dryden vice president, Glenda Gammill treasurer, Ann Parry program chair, Nancy Stephens song leader, Lorrieta Miller game leader, and Linda Graves scribe. Linda Jo Gibbons will host next time. They sang, enjoyed Exskime pies, heard a short program, and played a game before dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes School
Sharon Connor
Patsy Dryden
Glenda Gammill
Ann Parry
Nancy Stephens
Lorrieta Miller
Linda Graves
Linda Jo Gibbons
Scribe
Linde Graves
Twinkling Blue Birds at Hayes School meet for a park outing
The Twinkling Blue Birds led by Mrs Witt gathered Thursday at Hayes School then hiked to Wintersmith Park for games singing and a picnic with visitors including renda Joyce Henry. The Gay Busy Rosy and Merry Blue Birds held similar gatherings at local schools with activities from crafts painting to planned post office and park visits, and many children noted a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes School
Attexnoon
Willard School
Sanda Palmore
Kay Gilmore
Mrs Beauclair Heads to Nurses Convention in San Francisco
Mrs. Beauclair supervis or of nursing at Valley View hospital left Saturday for San Francisco to attend a meeting of American Nursing Association. She will take a short course on the newest nursing methods and has integrated into the Valley View staff since moving to Ada. She is one of 15 delegates from Oklahoma attending the bi annual convention and the Francisca chapter news notes in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Bonuctair
Valley View Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
American Sing Association
California
Beauclair
Ada
Vadley View
Caracas Builds Three Level Downtown Expressway
Caracas moves to solve urban traffic with a 12-block Bolivar Avenue Expressway costing 25 million dollars. The project includes three levels with a central parking deck for 1590 cars and required demolition of thousands of offices and dwellings. Stockholders who lost property gained shares in the enterprise. Venezuela also pursues a rural roads program aiming for 420 miles of modern roads by 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA
Caracas
Venezuela
Bolivar Avenue
U.S
Bis Country
Ivery
May Fellowship Breakfast Held by Ada Council Women
Six churches attended the third annual May Fellowship breakfast at the First Christian church banquet hall. Rev. J. O. Michael gave the invocation. Mrs. W. Freeman spoke on the theme Our Daily Bread and Mrs. Virgil Paul discussed My Economic Temperature Chart. Prayer by Rev. Kenneth O. McCullough, music by Mrs. Batty Stokes, a duet by Mrs. J. G. Michael and Mrs. Charles Longpine, with Betty Ryan on piano. The event featured floral breakfast tables and a spirit of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Ada Council of Church Women
J. O. Michael
W. ©. Freeman
Council
Virgil Paul
The
Nazarene Church
Tapie
Kenneth O. McCullough
Batty Stokes
J. G. Michael
Charles Longpine
Betty Ryan
Thos. H. Ward
Sale Of Guernsey Cattle Organized In Oklahoma City
One of the biggest Guernsey cattle sales in history is being organized for the national meeting of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Tom Cooper, chairman, said 59 top animals from five states will be offered for sale. Delegates from the entire state gathered as the sale was organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onlahoma City
American Guernsey Catle Club
Tom Cooper
Mal E. Loree
Flor
Aitanlemen Ss
York
Europeans Work on Increasing Exports to U S
Washington report on a Dutch merchandise display in Philadelphia and plans for a broader European push to boost U S imports. The Netherlands showcases food, textiles, Delft, machinery, and wine with Gimbel's sale, aided by royal and cultural accompaniment, amid concerns over building a sustained European trade pattern before Marshall Plan funds end in 1952.
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Washington
Nea
Noordam
Delaware Bay
Philadelphia
Netherlands
Coast Guard
Gimbel’s
Loli Schmit
Burgers
Arthur Kauffman
Philadelphia Gimbel’s
Europe
Juliana
Hare Juliana
Grenadier
von Sale
Prince Bernhard
United State
Delft
U. S
Ciiler
Warne Chatfield Taylor
Thershall Plan
Ini m Europe Langer
America
Chicago
Detroit
International House
New Orleans
Mississippi Valley
San Francisco
New York
U.S
Tupelo Seniors and Juniors Plan Oklahoma Trip
Tupelo high school seniors and juniors schedule a Thursday afternoon departure to Beavers Bend State Park in southeastern Oklahoma near Broken Bow, staying until Saturday night. The group, totaling 27 students, has raised funds through the year for the excursion and will be chaperoned by Irving Carter and Mrs. Rowena Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo High School
Beavers Bend State Park
Oklahoma
Broken Bow
Irving Carter
Rowena Henderson
Steel
Seven Complete First Aid Class Graduates Named
Seven persons Friday completed an advanced first aid course in Red Tor. Certficates will be issued to Moe Dong RK Baker Elster L Caldwell H Carter Mrs Hoyt Driskill Karl Tilley Aman Wade and C L Robberson. An instructor course begins Monday at 7 p.m. in the fire station classroom for current advanced first aid authorization holders. The 25 hour course runs three hours nightly for five nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redtor
Tom EU
Moe Dong RK. Baker
Elster L. Caldwell
H. Carter
Sam Dew Announces Candidacy for County Clerk
County resident Sam Dew declares his bid in the Democratic primary for County Clerk. He notes eight years as county treasurer and four years farming at Pecan Grove, promising a campaign free from personal attacks and a focus on fair, courteous service and public assistance. Dew has lived in the county since birth and works with his wife to promote better living and agricultural practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dew
Dew
Pecan Grove
AWOL Pair Admit Killing Rancher and Crime Spree
Two AWOL youths from the Kirtland Army Air Force base at Albuquerque admitted to Deputy Patrol that they killed rancher George Davis Jr. near Stanley, New Mexico, last Tuesday night. They described a running crime spree involving car theft, armed robbery, and kidnapping, aided by tips from a Russellville high school student. Howard Miller, 19, of Guilford, North Carolina, and Jesse Session, 20, of San Francisco, signed statements and waived extradiction to New Mexico. authorities in Santa Fe said they would pursue them immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Donald Pettrich
Potts
Howard Taft Miller
Guilford
N. C
Miller
Jesse James Session
San Francisco
Kirtland Army Air Force Base
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa Fe
George Davis, Jr
el Reno
Okla
Oklahoma
What They Say WE ARE ALL ON THE BOAT
Ada Evening News reports on President Truman with mixed perceptions of his Florida vacation, deficit figures, and remarks about Russia and Republicans. The column questions leadership tone and cites optimistic Christmas forecasts and an agricultural tip about pre chilling peaches in ice water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Evening News
Truman
Florida
Republican Party
J. Mopes
East Sixth
Moses
Two Men Found After Tupelo Burglaries
Two men wanted for burglaries of Tupelo stores were found in a Sherman Texas county jail. Lawrence Kemp Jr and Terrell Wyatt admitted the crimes after authorities located missing merchandise. They face Texas charges in Grayson and Collins counties and will be sent to Oklahoma when released. The tip came from a man reporting cigarettes with Oklahoma tax stamps.
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Texas
Jess Lea
Crite Bureau
Lawrence Kemp, Jr
Denison
Tex
Terrell Wyatt
Anpapers
Coal County
Theo Bonner
Turgins
Cannon's
Bonner
Sherman
Oklahoma
Len
Kemp
Wyatt
Grayson
Collins
Grayson County
Lea
New Evidence in Frazier Death Inquiry
Deputy Sheriff Ernest Miers reported new evidence in the Billy Frazier death inquiry. A 20 year old Indian man was found dead south of Fillstown on Monday night with scuff marks near the body about a mile from the Johnson and Williams home. County Attorney W. G. Longe questioned Mrs. Johnson and Williams while other witnesses added information. Clothing splattered with possible blood was found at the Williams home and will be lab tested. Long said he is hopeful for a definite lead though nothing definite has emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Miers
Billy Frazier
Fillstown
Miers
Billy
Massie Johnson
Hurl Williams
W. G. Longe
Hilly
Willams
Two Seminole men charged with burglary and theft in Oklahoma
Ennis Kelley and Edgar McKinley face charges in Seminole County for breaking into a North Broadway filling station three weeks ago and stealing chewing gum cigarets inner tubes and money totaling 340. Preliminary hearing set, bond at 1009. Also noted: E. B. Emerson and J. Henry Brown, longtime educators, depart Seminole County to head schools in Coalgate and Coweta respectively, with Emerson’s career highlighted by extensive service and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Ennis Kelley
Edgar McKinley
North Broadway
McKinley
J. D. Willoughby
Seminole County
E. B. Emerson
J. Henry Brown
Emerson
Cromwell
Brown
Wolf
Coalgate
J. E. Stiewig
Beecomes Holdenville
Coweta
Earl E. Emerson
Oklahoma
East Central
East Central College
Hayes
Ada
Beggs
Oklahoma A
Stillwater
George Peabody College
Nashville
Mfe
Cromwell Methodist Sunday School
Board of Review of
Boy Scouts
Oklahoma Teacher Retirement System
American Association of School Administrators
America
Imogene
Northeastern
Tahlequah
Jo Ann Sue
East Central State College
Adam
Haskell County
Yampors
Curtis Christian
Brown Land
Air Force Interview Stage Open in Ada Area
Local Ada residents and FC students may interview with an Air Force officer team arriving May 15 at East Central State College. They will outline Aviation Cadet Pilot and Navigator paths and the Officer Candidate Program, assist with forms, and offer qualifying exams. Interviews arranged via Inca Recruiting, room 300, Post Office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
U. S. Air Force
Air Force
East Central State College
George F. Owen
Junkor
Inca
Sat
Terrell
Se Ie
Driver vanishes after ferry plunge into lake
Mountain Home Ark authorities search for the car occupant after a vehicle plunged from a state ferry on Highway 62 into a deep lake near Noeork Iuka. The lake depth is reported at 75 feet or more. Divers expected Monday to recover the car.
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Mountain Home
Ark
Noeork Iuka
Burt Lance
Highway 62
Polotte
Monasy
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Jonann Peterson
Hollywood
Peterson
Iceland
Gay Blue Birds
Washington School
Grace Myers
Horace Mann School
Sevike
Patsy Jackson
Marry Blus Binis
Merry Blue Birds
Joyce Pegram
Barbara Kay Hillman
Mrs. Beauclair
Valley View
United Stat
New York City
Tihough
Guernsey
BY Peter Edson
NRA
Washington Correspondent
Tupelo
Beavers Bend Park
B. Green
Stonewall
Vxla
Frazier
Oklahoma City
Oliver Hodge
State Board
E. E. Emerson
Cromwall
Coalgete
J. H. Brown
Cowete
Ennis
William Tell Wen
Perick
Ein Pene Ury
Ohio Valley
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