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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1951

Page

5

Businessmen See Rainbow Signs In General Picture

New York reports suggest a cautiously improving economy as retail activity recovers, dividends rise, and stockholders gain while defense and weather help industry. Government price supports for farms are forecast to shrink next year, and tax burdens may limit profit growth.

New York Pacific Northwest Defense Fleischmann Dun and Bradstreet Commerce Department Commodity Credit Corporation

BSU Sponsors Youth Evangelistic Campaign at ECSC

The Baptist Student Union at East Central State college will sponsor a youth led evangelistic revival October 14 to 19 in Trinity Baptist Church auditorium. Jim Langley of Southwestern Baptist Seminary Fort Worth Texas will lead the meetings with Bob Feather directing song services. Breakfast at 7 am daily in the ECSC Baptist Student Center and 7 30 pm evening services at Trinity Church. The event aligns with a statewide effort involving 22 Oklahoma college campuses.

The Baptist Student Union East Central State College Trinity Baptist Church Tenth and Turner Jim Langley Southwestern Baptist Seminary Fort Worth Tex Bob Feather Baptist ECSC Trinity Church Oklahoma

Soil Testing Highlights For Pontotoc Pecan Growers

County agents announce over 600 soil samples analyzed in the Ada Laboratory with results supporting a systematic spray control program for pecan pests and diseases. Pecan growers in Pontotoc County are invited to attend the meeting starting at 2 p.m.

Pontotoc County Ada H. P. Gallup C. P. Horseley H. Sudick Jim Shults Gaar Corner Harold Davis Sam Roberts J. W. Morrison W. A. Barnes Roff Homer Grisso S. E. Patton J. W. Price R. H. Hagar Stonewall G. E. Mitchell D. H. Rutledge James Bates Ahloson Ed Sherrell Pecan Grove E. V. Ownbey Hart Burgess Steed D. W. Thomas Virgil Manahan Red Oak Lawton Fleming Maxwell Roy Graves Latta G. L

National Fire Prevention Week Highlighted October 7 13

Rural fires threaten 3500 lives and 102000000 dollars in property this year if farmers do not act. Fires occur every five minutes and 90 percent are preventable. Hazards include faulty chimneys sparks from fires defective stoves careless smoking improper gasoline storage spontaneous hay ignition overloaded outlets worn cords and faulty appliances.

National Fire Protection Association

Pecan Field Day At Sparks Experiment Station

The first annual pecan field day will be held at the Sparks Experiment Station on Tuesday October 9. Work there has operated about a year and includes native trees and propagated varieties.

Sparks

4-H State and County Contests Highlights

Pontotoc county 4-H members sent project records to Stillwater for county district and state competitions. Named recipients include Billy Lucas Fitzhugh Jimmy Watson Ray Young Jerry Balthrop Odell Deaton and Dean Young with awards in dairy safety livestock poultry meat animal tractor maintenance and national camp honors.

Pontotoc County Stillwater Billy Lucas Fitzhugh An Jimmy Watson Byng Ray Young Fitzhugh Fitzhugh Club Jerry Balthrop Odell Deaton Billy Joe Lucas Dean Young

Larceny Charges Filed on Couple

Petit larceny charges were filed against J. C. Whitaker and Carl Long after allegedly stealing a refrigerator from D. J. Dulaney. They pleaded not guilty before Justice C. W. Floyd, posting $100 bonds. preliminary hearing set for 10 a.m. October 19. The 12 to 15 year old, 15 dollar appliance was allegedly taken after the pair were found returning from Shawnee where they reportedly tried to sell the ice machine.

J. C. Whitaker Carl Long D. J. Dulaney C. W. Floyd Justice of the Peace Dulaney

Canned Goods on Fall Menus and Savory Recipes

Fall menus favor canned vegetables with tomatoes corn beets and beans featured. Recipes include Scalloped Vegetables with string beans carrots and mushroom sauce and Beets with Almonds using canned beets butter flour lemon juice almonds and seasonings.

General Features Corp

Pontotoc County Eyes Separate Soil Conservation District

Pontotoc County may form its own Soil Conservation district after a petition signed by about 25 landowners was sent to the state department seeking separation from Blue and Boggy district. An election to decide the matter is expected. Johnston County recently left Blue and Boggy, leaving Coal and Pontotoc.

Pontotoc County State Soil Conservation Department

Slipcovers to Resize Bulk Furniture with Style

If a problem chair or divan appears ungainly, a slipcover can restore proportion. Dark plain fabrics shrink visible size, while light colors and splashy patterns can make a piece seem larger. Clean uncluttered styles also help in reducing bulk.

Colbert Home Demonstration Club October Meeting Notes

The Colbert Home Demonstration Club met in October with Mrs. Raymond Verble as hostess. Mrs. Vera McCurry assisted, devotion led by Mrs. Verble, and prayer by Mrs. C. L. Balthrop. Business session chaired by Mrs. Floretta Hammond. roll call on mending topics.

Raymond Verble Colbert Home Demonstration Club Vera McCurry Verble C. L. Balthrop Floretta Hammond J. M. Engle Ted Ebriie Minnie Lou McDaniel HDA Lindsey W. L. Newland Arthur McCurry James Patterson Harvey Luther L. L. Scroggins

Delay Marketing Get Better Price for Cotton

Farmers could earn 40 cents a pound if they refrain from dumping cotton on the market, according to J. C. Wilson Pecos Texas vice chairman of a beltwide producers committee. He reports weekly surveys on a campaign to hold fiber off the market to lift prices.

Memphis Tenn J. C. Wilson Pecos Texas

Pardoned German Spy Lothar Witzke Cleared by Coolidge

Lothar Witzke, the first German spy to receive a death sentence from the United States in World War I, was pardoned by President Calvin Coolidge on November 22, 1923. He must leave the United States and not return.

Lothar Witzke Coolidge Witzke United

First Pure Nickel Said to Be Made in 1804

The record notes a claim that the first pure nickel was prepared in 1804 by early metallurgists. Details about who conducted the work and where the experiment occurred are sparse in the surviving notes.

Home Demonstration 4-H Club Plans Oct 12 Meeting

Martha Mote describes the Home Demonstration 4-H Club planning committee meeting led by Mrs. Sam Dew and Mrs. Raymond Verble. They finalize details for the October 12 gathering at First Baptist Ada with lunch by Francis club, Pecan Grove program, and choral numbers. The 1952 program will be planned and new officers elected, with attendance urged by October 15 1951. This event promotes farm home improvement and community pride, sponsored by KVOO farm department and extension service.

HD Club Home Demonstration Club Home Demonstration Sam Dew County Council Raymond Verble First Baptist Ada Francis Club Pecan Grove Club County Home Demonstration Choral R. L. Hale Jesse Club Onstration Kvoo Farm Department The Extension Service

Home Grounds Improvement Contest Closes Sept 30 1951

The home grounds improvement contest closed on September 30 1951. Completed reports are to be turned in to the home demonstration agent for review and counting of submissions.

Reorganization 4 H Clubmeetings Begin Week of Oct 8

4 H club re organization meetings start the week of October 8. Any boy or girl nine to twenty one may join. Schedule lists meetings at Rebee Union Hill Summers Chapel Cedar Grove Homer with times from 9 a.m. to 10:45 a.m.

Rebee Union Hill Center Summers Chapel Cedar Grove Homer

Hart Club Meeting With Mrs Margie Sou Tee

Hart club meets Monday October 8 with Mrs Margie Sou Tee. Pickett club meets Tuesday October 9 with Mrs R L Tinsley. Vaness club meets in recreation room. Homer club meets Thursday October 11 at the school lunch room.

HD Club Hart Club Margie Soutee Pickett Club R. L. Tinsley Vaness Club Homer Club

Money Talk Dominates the News on Rates and Loans

New York reports show money worries across the nation as interest rates rise, mortgage funds tighten, and lenders foresee higher borrowing costs by Christmas. Bankers, officials, and businessmen debate stabilizing the dollar while government taxes press on savers and borrowers alike.

New York Savings Bank Congress

What Is a Worm Across Species

The riddle lists several organisms by common names and their true classifications to question the definition of a worm. A single consistent answer is elusive, highlighting that common names often span unrelated groups in biology.

Salmon Dominates Alaska Fishing Share at 75 Percent

The report shows salmon accounts for about three quarters of Alaska’s fishing volume. It highlights salmon as the leading species by catch and value, underscoring its central role in the state's seafood industry.

Tileboards For Walls And Ceilings

Homeowners can refresh kitchens and bathrooms with eighth inch hardboard tileboards. They resist heat and moisture, come in colors from ivory to blue, and in three patterns. Sheets four by six and four by eight feet install with nails or cement, and can be cut to fit fixtures and moldings.

General Features Corp

Ada Teachers Can Still Enroll in In-Service OU Courses

Ada teachers may enroll until October 10 for in-service graduate instruction offered by the University of Oklahoma. Dr. Thruman White directs the Ada course in education psychology and 26 centers statewide offer 35 classes. The program allows teachers to pursue graduate work while teaching, with locally adapted instruction and no duplicate residence credit.

Norman Ada University of Oklahoma Thruman White O. W. Davidson Department of School and Community Services

War hero Spurrier clears horse theft charges in Bluefield

Junior Spurrier, Medal of Honor recipient, has charges of horse theft and traffic dropped in Bluefield as he faces possible AWOL charges. He was found asleep on a porch after an auto chase. Army plans Fort Knox transfer. he has been missing from Fort Lawton since April.

Charleston W. Va Junior J. Spurrier Bluefield Junior Spurrier Eugene P. Okey West Virginia Military District Fort Knox Fort Lawton Wash

Sasakwa Man Beaten After Ride With Two Men

DeMay Mullins 28 of Rt 2 Sasakwa is hospitalized at Valley View after a car ride with two men went violent. He says the men stopped at Sasakwa Y and assaulted him, leaving head and body lacerations. Mullins remained for further treatment but expected release Monday.

DeMay Mullins Rt. 2 Sasakwa Valley View Hospital Sasakwa “Y Mullins

Hunters kill large wolf and predator numbers in US service action

U S Fish and Wildlife Service hunts erased 1 159 wolves 10 874 bobcats and lynxes and 753 stock killing bears in a nationwide campaign.

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Veteran of Hump Run Crash Fatal for Three on Return Flight

A WWII veteran pilot C Kenneth August and two National Homes figures Dr Thomas Graham and Cecil Clark died when their deer laden plane crashed eight miles southwest of Lafayette Indiana. James R Price was critically hurt and other company officials suffered injuries in the rainy field crash. Karl Kettelhut reported the sudden impact while the weather was heavy.

Lafayette Ind National Homes Corp Thomas G. Graham National Homes Company Cecil Clark Crawfordsville National Homes C. Kenneth August West LaFayette James R. Price George E. Price Ralph Shurmeyer Fort Wayne Karl Kettelhut Kettelhut

Paratrooper Dies In Bridge Plunge In Memphis

Paratrooper Pfc Norman Seidenzahl of Baltimore stationed at Fort Campbell and 11th Airborne fell 115 feet from a Mississippi River bridge after a dare by two fellow paratroopers. His body was not recovered as Anderson of Wilmington and Soroka of Masury described the tragedy during a three day pass.

Memphis Tenn Mississippi River A. T. Bartholomew Norman Seidenzahl Baltimore Fort Campbell 11Th Airborne Division Seidenzahl George Anderson Wilmington Del John Soroka Masury Nashville Anderson

Antlers High School Announces First Yearbook Staff

The high school plans its inaugural yearbook with Mrs Flora Easton as adviser. Co editors listed as Pat Hogan Jerry Welch and Sharlene Bryant. Advertising staff Jo Ann Holton Clark Wasson Jackie Mahoney. Subscriptions Jimmy Harrison Leona Sherrer Billy Kendrick Oscar Vandergriff. Photography and makeup staff named Betty Jacobs Bette Olive Joan Parker Martha Wonsch.

Flora Easton Pat Hogan Jerry Welch Sharlene Bryant Jo Ann Holton Clark Wasson Jackie Mahoney Betty Jacobs Bette Olive Joan Parker Martha Wonsch Jimmy Harrison Leona Sherrer Billy Kendrick Oscar Vandergriff

Youth Inductee Leads county October draft quota near Antlers

Howard Scott of Nelson route farm youth near Antlers leaves Tuesday October 9 as the lone induc tee from the county for October quota per Captain W T Florence board chair. Florence adds five registrants called October 17 for pre induction physicals.

Howard Scott Nelson Route Farm Antlers Capt W. T. Florence Florence

American Legion fixes monthly meeting date

The Feye en Heye post sets the first Thursday of each month as the regular meeting date replacing two meeting nights. The Legion membership committee launches an ad campaign for 1952 members.

Feye-en-Heye Post American Legion Legion

Bank Chief John Long Under Treatment in Paris Hospital

John G. Long, president of the Farmers Exchange Bank, is receiving a series of treatments this week in a Paris Texas hospital. His condition is reported not critical.

John G. Long Farmers Exchange Bank Paris, Tex

Cahills Return From Navy Project Guam Duty

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cahill have returned from four years as civilian employees on a Navy project in Guam. He is a machinist and she a personnel clerk.

Frank Cahill Guam Cahill

VFW delegates chosen for state council meeting

George L. Sparks post voted Thursday night to send 10 delegates to the state VFW council meeting set for November 17 18 at Lake Murray lodge. Members under a new rule must wear VFW caps to all meetings.

George L. Sparks Post Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Council Lake Murray Lodge VFW

Kitchen Fix for Hard Cream: Add Egg White Whip Fast

A common kitchen issue is cream that won’t whip. Beat in an unbeaten egg white then whip the mixture until fluffy for a light whipped cream.

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