Casady Families Win Farm Family of the Month Award
Austell and Clyde Casady operate a 25 cow Holstein dairy near Pickett School district and earned Ada Chamber of Commerce Farm Family of the Month. The two families farm 280 acres with pasture and silage, using artificial insemination on all 17 heifers and planning permanent silo work. They milk about 26,000 pounds monthly and focus on bermuda pasture, land improvement, and winter grazing strategies as they expand into a second generation of calves.
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Austell Casady
Clyde
Casady
Towa
Adam
Casa
Cassdys
Austell
Lta
Bermuda
Cagadys
Glyde
Casadys
Cotton and Peanut Referendum Set for December 11
County ASC chairman W. W. Gibson announced that cotton and peanut growers will vote on marketing quotas for 1957 crops and for peanuts also for 1958 and 1959. County acreage allotments are being worked out and growers will receive 1957 allotment notices before the December 11 referendum.
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W. W. Gibson
ASC
Gibson
Christmas Pageant Opens December Fourth in Ada
Ada prepares for the annual Christmas pageant at Worris Stadium on December 4 at 7 30 pm. The 21 scenes cover Christ life from nativity to crucifixion with a full choir directed by Thomas Hardie. Local cast and crew, lighting by Oklahoma City professionals, narration by Ralph Wasson, and a script by Mrs T J McKnight.
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Ada
Worris Stadium
Christ
Muriel Davis
Thomas Hardie
East Genital ‘State College
Oklahoma City
Ralph Wasson
Ada High School
Mes. T. J. McKnight
Lindsey Davidson
Generes
Pecan Show Set At Ardmore December Meeting
Slate pecan producers from Oklahoma and outside will gather in Ardmore December 4 5 for the 27th annual pecan show and meeting. A&M College specialists will attend along with out of state experts. Highlights include a tour of Pruitt's pecan shelling plant and a banquet at Lake Murray Lodge.
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Slate Pecen
Ardmore
Oklahoma
A&m College
Pruitt
Lake Murray ‘Lodge
Lula Alumni Gather for Annual Beet Lula Banquet
Alumni gathered for Lula’s annual banquet as Dolph Treas of Wapanucka was elected president with Mrs. Dolph Treas as secretary and Dewey Hall as vice president. James Gri of Del City recalled Lula’s past as a former superintendent, while Clarence Wheichel, now superintendent, spoke on his Lula teaching career. A list of attendees from nearby towns joined the event, with dinner by the More Demonstration Club. page 2 continues.
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LULA
Dolph» Treas
Wapanucks
Alested
Dolph Treas
Dewey Hall
James Gri
del City
Clarence “Wheichel
D. Brown
James Griffith
Bobby
Peggy Griffith
Curtis” Willams
Patsy Fortner
Helen Clifford
Roy
Johnston
Chester Treas
A. D. Brown
Donald Brooks
Cormie Tréas
Aitloso
Wanda . ¥Redries
I'exarkana
Car] Wooley
al Ws
Burtis Smith
Morris
Ted Smith
Hoffman
Lola- Wade
Janigte'ot
Muskogee
Dalph’ Treas
Wapar Weeks
Guy
County HD Clubs Set Achievement Program December 7
The annual county achievement program will be held Friday at 2:50 p.m. in the First Baptist Church in Ada. County and focal club officers will be installed by HD agent Martha Mote. Recognition will be given to outstanding merit and those with 100 percent attendance for the year. The program includes a musical devotional by Mrs. Rae Thompson and group singing led by Mrs. Emma Burns. Ray Morriss will present the Christmas story.
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First Baptist Church
Ada
Focals
Cinb
Martha Mote
Emma Burns
Ray Morriss
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Demand and Price Outlook for 1957 Glows With Faint Optimism
USDA study by W L Knickmeyer forecasts 1957 demand holding at a high level with rising farm costs offset by Soil Bank payments. Production may dip as payments offset higher costs while livestock output stays strong and poultry expansion remains cautious. World wool demand grows. holiday note: Christmas tree consumption near 39 million trees.
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USDA
Soil Bank
Colbert Latta HD Clubs Complete First Aid Course
Colbert and Latta High School clubs finished a Red Cross First Aid course on Monday night. The final round-table discussion was led by Dr. Olie McBride. Students were tested on artificial respiration splints bandages shock bleeding poison care until doctors arrive.
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Colbert
Atta
Rome
Red Cross
Olie McBride
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Hota
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Dorothy McCoy
Byng School
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New York
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Lincoln
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J. D.branscum
Norris Stadium
Dolph’ Treas
Alumni Association
Grads
Jack McKetridge
BML
Center
McPherridge
W. L. Knickmeyer
Department “of Agriculture
AMS
Othe Soil Bank
Broude
Robalus
Latta HD
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