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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1952

Page

7

Hearing Set For Final Account In Gann Estate

In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the probate court will hear M A Gann administratrix of John Gann deceased on November 18 1952 at 10 am in Ada courthouse. The hearing seeks final account distribution of estate determination of heirs and discharge of administratrix with notice to interested parties to appear and show cause. Dated October 27 1952. (SEAL) J TAL CRAWFORD County Judge Kerr Lambert Conn Roberts Attys for Administratrix 10-30-2tw

Pontotoc County Oklahoma John Gann M. A. Gann Ada J. Tal Crawford County Kerr, Lambert, Conn & Roberts

Dr. Randall T. Klemme to resign from A and M College

Tulsa World reports vice president Dr. Randall T. Klemme will resign and the action will go to the Board of Regents. He reportedly will join the Ford Foundation earning 25000 dollars annually to work in Pakistan, after 15 years at Oklahoma A and M as director of agricultural industrial development and as consultant to State Department South Asia Division. The resignation would take effect January 1.

Tulsa Okla Tulsa World Randall T. Klemme Oklahoma A. & M. College Board of Regents State A. & M Klemme Ford Foundation Pakistan Asia Department of State Technical Co-operation Administration Oklahoma A. & M Agricultural Industrial Development Service South Asia The

Murray Co PMA trains committee on 1953 soil program

A Sulphur training school educated 21 Murray County PMA committeemen on the 1953 program and plan sheets. Field visits followed to help farmers list desired practices, with signings due by December 15. Officials urge cooperation as funds limit multiple trips and ensure countywide operation.

PMA Vernon

John R. Sanders Dies At Konawa

John R. Sanders 89 longtime Konawa resident died Tuesday at his son Frank's home north of the city. Services were 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Watts Chapel with Rev. L. J. Gray officiating. Burial in Konawa cemetery. Survived by two sons Frank and C. R. of Bakersfield California. three daughters Attie Garrett Maggie Whitehurst and Annie Reed. 29 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.

Konawa John R. Sanders Frank Wattschapel L. J. Gray First Baptist Church Konawa Cemetery Watts Sanders McKinley Texas Oklahoma C. R Bakersfield Calif Attie Garrett Maggie Whitehurst Dixon Annie Reed Nocoa

Oklahoma Father Seeks Court to Rename Sons

George Aebischer of Oklahoma City says he will obtain a court order to change the first names of both his sons, explaining his feelings have changed since he gave them their current names.

Oklahoma City George Aebischer

Oklahoma voters endure post election mood in shared democratic belief

The piece notes that the election ended with most people healthy and hopeful. It praises both parties for upholding democracy and says losers gain four years to critique the winners, which can be more entertaining than defending one’s own party.

Complexion of modern politics shifts toward television

The campaign era demands more than voice and ambition as television and intensive media coverage reveal every detail of a candidate. Ad lib public speaking and acting skills are rising in importance while TV lights expose weaknesses, prompting debate on personality versus mind and suggesting Hollywood may rival Washington as political activity centers.

Campain Vater Hollywood Washington, D. C

Encouraging Signs of Voter Engagement Across Oklahoma Campaigns

Dozens of Oklahoma groups ran intensive campaigns to get out the vote and overs discussed issues with greater fervor at nominating conventions. The result shows political chaos but also maturer political judgment among voters.

Oklahoma

Take Baths Once A Week They Say

The Ministry of Works reported that about half of Britons take a bath weekly, based on a survey of homes with automatic hot water. Seven percent claimed five or more baths weekly in hot weather, with caution that self reported figures may overstate actual bathing frequency.

London Ministry of Works Britain Ministry

Turner Ranch Wins Grand Champion Bull at National Hereford Show

The Turner Ranch of Sulphur captured grand champion bull honors with TR Zato Heir 88th at the National Hereford Show in Tulsa. GF Lady 70th owned by Green Hill Farms, Tulsa, took the female grand championship. The ranch also earned best 10 head, as 50 Herefords sold for $54,695 with an average of $1,209 on 16 bulls and 34 females at $1,048. Larry Progress 31st, consigned by Oklahoma A and M College, sold for $3,175 to C W LeForce and Sons. Turner Ranch’s Zate Heiress 149th topped the female selling list.

Tulsa Turner Ranch of Sulphur Green Hill Farms Turner Ranch Larry Progress Oklahoma A. & M. College C. W. LeForce and Sons Ponca City Zate

Greater returns for amount in vested Ada News Want Ads

Ada News Want Ads reports greater returns on invested amounts and outlines options for effective classified advertising. The notice highlights practical tips for maximizing exposure and value in upcoming ad placements.

Ada News

American Education Week Observance and Student Leaders

The thirty second annual American Education Week runs November 9 to 15 with the theme Children in Today's World. Activities emphasize school visitation and educational interpretation to boost public understanding of education. The event is sponsored by NEA, American Legion, NCPT, US Office of Education, and Mrs Renfro Herndon. Seventh graders elected Eddie Wood as president and others as officers including Mary Alice Leach secretary Judy O Neal and Carrie Lou Hudson yell leader.

Sorld National Education Association The American Legion National Congress of Parents and Teachers United States Office of Education Renfro Herndon Eddie Wood Mary Alice Leach Pegacy Judy O’neal Erle Burns Jane Davis Carrie Lou Hudson Dale Hudson

Golden Hamster Arrives For Junior High Science Dept

The General Science department has acquired a new Golden Hamster after a period of bad luck with pets. Hamsters originate in Syria with first U S import in 1938 for research. They are small four ounce vegetarians with cheek pouches and rapid breeding, enabling observation of a full life cycle in a single semester.

General Science Department Syria Public Health Service

New Seventh Grader Pat Richardson Joins School

Pat Richardson enters seventh grade as a new student. The Tucson, Arizona native attends Manfeld Junior High and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Richardson. Her father serves as the new manager of McClellan's Store.

Pat Richardson Tucson Arizona Manfeld Junior High W. O. Richardson McClellan’s Store

Seventh graders debut colorful travel films

Tommy Wilson and Tommy Thompson, seventh graders, presented colorful films of scenic places along the Colorado River in Colorado Utah California and Yellowstone National Park. They reviewed the trips with the audience, sharing interesting accounts of their journeys.

Tommy Wilson Tommy Thompson Colorado River Colorado Utah California Yellowstone National Park

Students plan November birthday celebration in class

Seventh grade English class in Mrs. Viola Peay's room celebrates five upcoming November birthdays. Scotty Moore Don Tucker Phil Black Mrs. Viola Peay and John Repass are listed with dates November 16 18 19 and 22.

Viola Peay Scotty Moore Don Tucker Phil Black John Repass

New Members Join Junior High Band Under Austin Kidwell

Fifth period band class directed by Austin Kidwell adds four new musicians: Johnny Ford eighth grade saxophone Jimmy Michael eighth grade cornet C. J. Pickering seventh grade trombone and Tommy Wilson seventh grade clarinet. The band totals 32 members with a mix of clarinets cornets saxophones and other instruments.

Austin Kidwell Johnny Ford Jimmy Michael C. J. Pickering Tommy Wilson

Dr Ramsey Pollard Delivers Chapel Message

Guest speaker Dr Ramsey Pollard of Knoxville Tennessee presented a chapel address titled Four People Who are Wearing Your Hats during the Tuesday morning service. He outlined four personae The person you were yesterday The person you are today The person you will be tomorrow and the person you can be by God s grace emphasizing character development while young. Sunday school and church attendance for the entire school reached 85.85 percent with one home room in room 214 on the 100 percent roll.

Paul Stevens First Baptist Church Ramsey Pollard Knoxville Tennessee Pollard

Seventh Grade Election Battled by Freedom and Liberty Parties

Seventh grade students held a campaign and election last week to select class officers. Faculty sponsor Mr. led supervision as the Freedom and Liberty parties competed in a clean, competitive race from start to finish.

Freedom and Liberty

Junior Red Cross drive kicks off with lone penny

Home rooms across the school organize for the Junior Red Cross Chest with Room 207 collecting 24 of 48 bars of soap and Room 102 planning a Friday benefit sale. Librarian Mrs. Pearl McCoy was elected vice chair of the state library section. Ada city schools present Iroquois Captive by Clara Tree Major cast.

RED Cross Wilma Lain Home Room Anna Tinsley Pearl McCoy Oklahoma Education Association Blue Shirts Flossie Grogan Charsey Lamb Janice French Portia Mercy Hamlet Lincoln Vera Simmon Math Nine PTA Danny Walker Flaine Couch Billy Holland John Sutterfield Charlyce Klepper Jimmy Reynolds Clara Tree Ada City Carol Lawrence Mary Lou O’neal Susan Nataska Evans Webb Colonel Tommy Wheler Sascha Robinoff Helena Kuras Marita Carroll Nora Gale Lewis Pat Lamb

Kick Ball Popular In Seventh Grade Gym Classes

Seventh grade girls enjoyed kick ball during noon hour with the first period team led by Ann Parry upsetting the fourth period squad led by Carrie Lou Hudson. Student teachers Darlene Baker Joyce Colvard and Virginia McCollum Kay Kingery assisted as the sport drew praise from teacher Mrs Doreen Smith.

Ann Parry Carrie Lou Hudson Darlene Baker Joyce Colvard Virginia McCollum Kay Kingery Doreen Smith

Murphy Family Returns From Tulsa Visit

Mr and Mrs Sam Murphy and daughter returned Thursday from Tulsa where they had been guests of Mr and Mrs Gerald Weems. Joe Williams had spent nearly two weeks with them in Tulsa.

Sam Murphy Tulsa Gerald Eems Joe Williams The Weems

Stratford Visitors Share Weekend At Local Homes

Mrs. Ora Temple and Mrs. Gladys Dake of Oklahoma City visited last week with their mother Mrs. G N Cordell. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clark of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Brown.

Ora Temple Gladys Dake Oklahoma City G. N. Cordell Kenneth Clark Johnnie Brown

Family and friends visit in Ada and Stratford

Less Foster and Mrs. Walker and Betty Ann Walker return from a week in Houston. Mrs. Lillie Douglas visits Ada. Floyd Roland of Loleta visits Johnnie and Mrs. Brown. A family get-together is held at G. L. Williams. Out of town guests include Kennie Leath Hugh Harold Lloyd Williams Ada W. Butler and Marvin Weast Stratford.

Foster Inlaw Mrs. Walker Betty Ann Walker Houston Tex Floyd Roland Loleta Calif Johnnie Brown G. L. Williams Kennie Leath Hugh Harold Leedy Lloyd Williams Ada W. D. Butler Marvin Weast Stratford

Oklahoma visitors spend weekend with Stratford relatives

Leonard Rigney and Glen Phil lips of Oklahoma City visited relatives in Stratford last weekend. Leonard visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rigney while Glen called on Aunt and Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sales.

Leonard Rigney Glen Phillips Oklahoma City Stratford Leonard E. A. Rigney Glen Tom Sales

Youth Led Revival At First Baptist Stratford

The Baptist church youth will lead a revival at First Baptist Church in Stratford starting November 2 and continuing through November 9. Rev. John Stuckey preaches with services at 7 a.m. and 7:15 p.m. daily.

Youth of the Baptist Church First Baptist Church Stratford John Stuckey

Mrs Jack French Leaves Shaw Hospital for Home

Mrs Jack French, confined to Shaw hospital for several days, was able to return home this Friday.

Jack French Shawnee

Soldier on leave visits grandmother near town

Douglass Green from Camp Chaffee Arkansas is on a few days leave to visit his grandmother Mrs E C Jenkins who is seriously ill at the home of David Jenkins east of town Roy's parents Mr and Mrs Roy Green from Longview Texas are expected for the weekend

Douglass Green Camp Chaffee Ark E. C. Jenkins David Jenkins Roy Roy Green Longview Tex

Mrs Pauline Hawk and Neil Horner Visit Relative

Mrs Paul ine Hawk of Oklahoma City and Neil Horner of Shawnee visited her mother Mrs R R Chandler Sunday.

Pauline Hawk Oklahoma City Neil Horner Shawnee R. R. Chandler

Ladies of Pentecostal Holiness Church Meet for Needlework

The Pentecostal Holiness Church ladies held a regular meeting opening with prayer. The afternoon was spent in needlework and quilting with attendees including Mrs. W. H. Burns, Mrs. J. F. Gray, Mrs. N. E. Cherry, Mrs. H. G. Callen, Mrs. Tom Sales, Mrs. Jeff Daniel, Mrs. J. W. Brown, Mrs. E. H. Neal, Mrs. W. P. Blevins, Mrs. E. W. Williams, and Mrs. A. M. Patton and Mrs. Alvin Smith.

The Pentecostal Holiness Church W. H. Burns J. F. Gray N. E. Cherry H. G. Callen Tom Sales Jeff Daniel J. W. Brown E. H. Neal W. P. Blevins E. W

Mrs Grace Baley Visits Relatives in Neshoba

Mrs Grace Baley of Neshoba visited her mother and sister in law Mr and Mrs J S Gardner Thursday and Friday.

Grace Baley Neshoba J. S. Gardner

Mrs. Maddox Visits Sister-in-Law in Oklahoma City

Mrs. J. A. Maddox of Oklahoma City is visiting her sister-in-law Mrs. Mattie Critchfield for a few days.

J. A. Maddox Oklahoma Mattie Critchfield

Cowl Family Weekend Visit From Willington and Wichita

Mr. and Mrs. John Cowl and children of Willington and Boyd Cowl of Wichita Kas spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. S H Cowl in a family gathering noted in local society.

John Cowl Willington and Boyd Cowl Wichita, Kas S. H. Cowl

Vaness Church Visit by Crawford and Rose Couples

Mr and Mrs Roy Crawford of Pauls Valley and Mr and Mrs Luther Rose attended church in Vaness Sunday and visited with friends while there.

Roy Crawford Pauls Valley Luther Rose Vaness

Couple’s Oklahoma City trip visits kin this week

Mr. and Mrs. Coy Duke made a business trip to Oklahoma City Monday and visited their daughter Mrs. Milburn Callen and son Larry. Larry returned home with them for a few days. Mrs. Alvin Smith and Mrs. Lester Foster also traveled to Ada Friday for business.

Coy Duke Oklahoma City Milburn Callen Larry Alvin Smith Lester Foster Ada

Sunday Guests At Phillips Home Include Ada Visitors

Sunday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Phillips were Mr. and Mrs. Coy Johnston of Shawnee. Afternoon guests were Mrs. Lady Sherman, Mrs. Ruby Howard and daughter Sammy from Ada and Mrs. W. L. Standridge.

Clarence Phillips Coy Johnston Shawnee Lady Sherman Ruby Howard Sammy Ada W. L. Standridge

Gray family visit spans Pauls Valley gathering

Mr and Mrs Gus Gray and their son Ray visited Bill and Jamell Gray in Pauls Valley on Sunday afternoon.

Gus Gray Ray Bill Gray Jamell Pauls Valley

Retreat Attended by Nelson Scovill Family at Robbers Cave

Mrs. C. A. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scovill and children David and Karen, and Ramsey Johnson attended the M. Y. F. retreat at Robbers Cave north of Wilburton recently.

C. A. Nelson Harry Scovill David and Karen Ramsey Johnson Robbers Cave Wilburton

Doc Stuckey Visits Cousins in McAlester

Doc Stuckey of McAlester visited his cousins Mr and Mrs W H Clark and Mr and Mrs Earl Melton on Saturday.

Doc Stuckey McAlester W. H. Clark Earl Melton

Bryant family visits Ada and Oklahoma City relatives

Mr and Mrs W A Bryant visited Mrs Mariana Bryant and their children in Ada Tuesday night. Charles and Jack Russell spent the weekend with their father Charles Russell in Oklahoma City.

W. A. Bryant Mariana Bryant Ada Charles and Jack Russell Charles Russell Oklahoma City

Visit by Fitzhugh residents Spans Smith Families

Mr and Mrs Leo Smith and Mr and Mrs Ottie Smith and Yolanda spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Art Smith and Mrs J E Sith of Fitzhugh.

Leo Smith Ottie Smith Yolanda Art Smith J. E. Sith Fitzhugh

Harper family weekend visit to Seminole

Mr and Mrs Gene Harper and children of Seminole visited over the weekend with Merle Harper and Mrs Harper, the former's brother.

Gene Harper Seminole Merle Harper Harper

Shawnee Man Visits His Mother for Week-Long Stay

Charles Griffith of Shawnee visited his mother Mrs. Vina Hilton Sunday. Mrs. Hilton returned home with him for a week’s visit.

Charles Griffith Shawnee Vina Hilton

Rhodes Women Visit Wynona Home After Stay with Son

Mrs. GD Rhodes Mrs. A Stout and Mrs. M E Rhodes traveled to Wynona to visit at her home following a stay in her son G D Rhodes's residence.

GD. Rhodes A. Stout M .E. Rhodes Wynona G. D. Rhodes

Benge Home Welcomes Family Visitors from Oklahoma and Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Bell and daughter of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Mary Ann Jones visited Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Benge. Also present was J. C. Benge, a nephew from Phillips, Texas.

Dallas Bell Oklahoma City Mary Ann Jones B. G. Benge Benge J. C. Benge Phillips, Texas

Mr and Mrs Story Guests Of Mrs Long’s Family

Mr and Mrs J T Story and Mr and Mrs Dick Story with son Richard David were recent guests of Mrs Lela Long and her parents Mr and Mrs D L Richardson.

J. T. Story Dick Story Richard David Lela Long D. L. Richardson

Hart couple visits ill mother in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Louis Hart visit his mother Mrs L G Hart who is ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Willie Sliger in Oklahoma City Monday.

Louis Hart L. G. Hart Willie Sliger Oklahoma City

Latta School to Host Annual Picture Day Friday

Latta superintendent M L Stegall announced that the photographer will visit Latta School on Friday November 7 to take the annual school pictures for all grade and high school students.

M. L. Stegall Latta Rapher

Band Formed After School Plays for Fans

The new band organized after school began performed for basketball fans Tuesday night. Director Sam Neal leads a group many had never studied music before. Fans praised the musical progress but lamented the Latta boys and St Louis girls winning the games.

Sam Neal Latta St. Louis

Fulton Family Members Return to A. and M. College

Mrs. B. O. Fulton with son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Ross Fulton and Gary Fulton of California travel to Stillwater to visit younger son Royce Fulton. They dine in Bennett Hall and tour the campus and town.

B. O. Fulton Ross Fulton Gary Fulton California Royce Fulton A. and M. College Stillwater Bennett Hall

Oklahoma City Pair Visit Sister and Daughters

Mr and Mrs James Hall of Oklahoma City spent Sunday with Mrs Jess Bettis, sister, and their daughters Betty June and Hazel.

James Hall Oklahoma City Jess Bettis Betty June Hazel

Austin Blackwell Visits Norman Grandparents

Austin Blackwell left Thursday for Norman to visit his grandparents.

Austin Blackwell Norman

Arter Family Weekend Visit Before Return to College

Verlin Arter arrived home Friday for a weekend visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs Alvin Arter and will return to A and M College Sunday evening.

Verlin Arter Alvin Arter Will A. and M. College

Brotherhood Meeting Attended by Local Leaders Monday

Reverend Truett Haskins L R Mitchell Cleo Van Zant Monroe Blake and Joe Blake attended a Brotherhood gathering in Homer Monday night.

Reverend Truett Haskins L. R. Mitchell Cleo van Zant Monroe Blake Joe Blake Homer

Latia School Holds Elaborate Halloween Class Parties

On Wednesday afternoon Latia school from first through sixth grade held Halloween parties with rooms decorated in festive style. Students played games, third grade burned Jack o Lanterns, and many mothers attended to help. Visiting first grade included Mrs. Herbert Cooper and others.

Latia Rade Herbert Cooper Luther Thompson Walter Smith W. T

Visiting the second grade room with three teachers

Mrs. Roger Blake Mrs. Joe 2aa and Mrs. George Simp ins visited the second grade room.

Roger Blake Joe 2Aa George Simpins

Visiting third grade guests listed for classroom

The visit featured Ms. C. E. Brady and several teachers including Mrs. Steve Mitchell Mrs. John M. Wise Mrs. M. E. Van Zant Mrs. J. W. Strick land Mrs. Sherman Scates and Mrs. Bill James meeting the third grade students.

C. E. Brady Steve Mitchell John M. Wise M. E. van Zant J. W. Strickland Sherman Scates Bill James

Visiting teachers in elementary grades

Fourth grade visitors were Mrs. Forrest Simpson and Mrs. Selby. Fifth grade visitor included Mrs. Alvin Arter.

Forrest Simpson Selby Alvin Arter

Marriages listed for several Ada area residents

Marriage notices show Bill Roberts 21 Tecumseh wed Jo Ann Whitsett 19 Ada. Jimmy L. Pipkin 21 Allen married Carol Sue Jacobs 20 Allen. Walter Crews 48 Altus wed Geneva Petty 37 Afton. Wayne Davenport 20 Ada tied with Betty Jo Choate 23 Ada. Ronald D. Evans 19 Ada married Estelle Lee Wood 18 Ada. Arthur R. White 24 Baytown Tex. wed Retha Gaither 27 Roff.

Bill Roberts Tecumseh Jo Ann Whitsett Ada Jimmy L. Pipkin Allen Carol Sue Jacobs Walter Crews

Divorce Granted Vera L Brown From Harold Brown

Divorce granted to Vera L Brown from Harold Brown. court records show plain divorce. G C Mayhue Sr. versus Geneva Mayhue also granted plain divorce.

Vera L. Brown Harold Brown G. C. Mayhue Sr Geneva Mayhue

Tulsa Knife Death Shocks City On Route To Hospital

In Tulsa Oklahoma on an unnamed date police said 23 year old Robert Lee Allen died from a knife wound to the heart while en route to a hospital. A young woman is detained in connection with the incident. Both individuals are identified as Black.

Tulsa Okla Robert Lee Allen

Cream style cottage cheese dressing with Roquefort

A tasty salad dressing blends cream style cottage cheese with Roquefort or blue cheese crumbles. Sour cream Worcestershire sauce and grated onion add tangy flavor to the creamy mixture.

Unclear Visit Ties to Rose Family in Pauls Valley

The text notes that all of them visited Mr Rose's son, Mr and Mrs J K Rose of Pauls Valley, indicating a family connection and location in Oklahoma's Pauls Valley area.

Mr. Rose J. K. Rose Pauls Valley

Reverend E L Biles Visits Ill Brother in Tennessee

Rev. E L Biles and his son L D traveled Tuesday to Tennessee to see his brother Jim Biles who is reported very ill.

E. L. Biles L. D Jim Biles Tennessee

Glen Burns Visits With Parents Over Weekend

Glen Burns of Morgan Tire Co. in Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burns.

Glen Burns Morgan Tire Co Oklahoma City Mrs W. H. Burns

Barclay Martins Visit Ada Family Residence

Mr and Mrs Barclay Martin and their children visited in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A W Oliver in Ada on Sunday.

Allen Ada residents list names on Wednesday

Among those from Allen in Ada, Wednesday were Mrs. W. D. Watson and Clarence Pegg.

Allen Ada W. D. Watson Clarence Pegg

Mrs. Harrel Undergoes Surgery in Ada

Mrs. Hugh Harrel of Leedy underwent surgery Tuesday morning October 28 at Valley View Hospital in Ada. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Williams.

Hugh Harrel Leedy Valley View Hospital Ada Harrell G. L. Williams

Fort Worth couple visits Luther Rose home

Mr and Mrs Homer of Fort Worth Texas visited the home of Mr and Mrs Luther Rose on Monday and Tuesday for a social call and tour of the residence.

Mrs Homer Ft. Worth Texas Luther Rose

Mrs Eula Wyatt and sisters visit Ada niece

Mrs Eula Wyatt and sister Mrs Ruby Mitchell of Enid and Mrs W B Starks visited their niece Mrs Venegra Rich of Ada from Monday through Wednesday. Mrs Mitchell returned to Enid Wednesday evening.

Eula Wyatt Ruby Mitchell Enid W. B. Starks Venegra Rich Ada Mitchell

Nagle and Byars Visitors Call on Mrs. Moore

Mr and Mrs T N Nagle and Edd Harrison from Byars visited in the home of Mrs A D Moore Sunday.

Eisenhower Seeks Peace Talks With Truman at White House

President Truman proposes an early White House discussion on world peace as Eisenhower plans a personal envoy to coordinate with the budget director. Eisenhower considers visiting Korea to study the conflict, while aides arrange his departure and ensure security as he travels to Augusta for golf.

Truman White House Eisenhower New York Lewis Douglas Arizona Douglas Great Britain Secretary of Defense Mamie John Eisenhower Dwight David Barbara Anne Susan J. S. Doud Secret Service Georgia Augusta Frank Allen Allen Europe Golf

Wildlife Refuge Report Presented to Tishomingo Rotarians

The Tishomingo Rotary luncheon featured Earl Craven manager of the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge as guest speaker. He described ongoing projects and an expected 20 000 geese this year with about 2000 already on hand.

Tishomingo Tishomingo Rotary Club Methodist Annex George B. Sherritt Elmore Lynn Earl Craven Craven Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge Sherritt Burton Livengood T. O. Hopkins Madill Club Ray Roberts Reid Hutchens Jr Hi O’bryan Bob Martin Howell Cobb

Fresh pork handling reminder

There are two points to remember in using fresh pork keep it well refrigerated until it is used and cook it slowly and thoroughly.

McKeel Disposes of Many Cases on Wednesday Docket

In a district court motion docket Judge John Boyce McKeel disposed of 19 cases. Six passed judgment, two set for trial, two divorces granted, five overruled, and numerous demurrers motions and notices handled including divorc es and quiet titles.

John Boyce McKeel Millard Anderson Ruth Wiggs Rabon J. H. Carter Raymond Lee State of Oklahoma Comm Ruby Williams Guardian J. A. Chapman Dba Chapman Ranches H. T. Weaver Pat Moran Crouch Dairy Supply Company, Inc A Corp Charles Coody Coodys Dairy Moral Insurance Company T. J. Cooksey Cooksey Tire and Battery Service Supreme Court Ralph Stone J. H. Elder Herb Thomas C. R. Hale J. R. Tucker Mattie Trimble Ruth Hull L. D. Keel Lizzie Keel Clarence P. Miller Claud L. Griffeth Oklahoma Tax Commission G. C. Mayhue Geneva W. Mayhue Chevrolet Vera L. Brown Harold Leroy Collins Criminal Court of Appeals C. W. Alford T. A. Alford

Mary Hurley Admissions List Highlights Local Entries

Mary Hurley admissions record shows multiple patients in late Oct and early Nov. Names include Shirley Jean Ransdale and baby from Stringtown Edith Trent Atoka Rae Nell Nelms and child Coalgate Opal Ruth Lee child Jessie Lee Zachary and baby Stonewall Pennie Wallis and baby boy Wapanucka Olga Baumert Lee Oldham and baby girl Lehigh Carol Taylor Route 3 Caddo.

Shirley Jean Ransdale Stringtown Edith Trent Atoka Rae Nell Nelms Coalgate Opal Ruth Lee Jessie Lee Zachary Stonewall Pennie Wallis Wapanucka Olga Baumert Coalgate. Nov. 3—Mrs. Lee Oldham Lehigh Carol Taylor Caddo

Homemakers Prove Energy Savings Sit Down Ironing

Tests show homemakers can cut energy use by up to 35 percent by sitting while ironing. The finding highlights how posture and appliance operation reduce heat and time, lowering energy costs for household chores.

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