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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1956

Page

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Francis School Prepares Long Building Remodel

Francis School, with about 100 students, is undergoing a two year remodeling program financed by a building fund. Superintendent Ezell Landreth says they have spent roughly 10 to 12 thousand dollars recently and expect to owe about 2.5 thousand more in six months to a year. A 1954 12 thousand bond issue funded part of the work and even yielded a new school bus. recent expenditures included a further 5 thousand from the building fund. The project features a major window replacement with aluminum large pane windows around the classrooms.

Francis School Ezell Landreth Francis Landreth

Hailey Sets Judges for Ponotoc County Fair Opening Monday

County agent C. H. Hailey announces the Ada fairgrounds event begins Monday September 17 and runs four days. Judges include Jeff Conally Stratford hogs and sheep Jim Vincent Ada beef cattle Morgan Walker Murray College dairy cattle J. R. Enix Oklahoma A&M Stillwater crops H. G. Ware A&M horticulture E. L. Whitehead A&M handicrafts Denton Floyd East Central State College and quarter horse breeders Marvin Turner Walters and Ray Hanna Hugo. A new two stall limit for quarter horse exhibitors brings total stalls to 40 with reservations via Frank Jared county assessor office Ada. Deadline 6 p.m. Tuesday September 18.

Hailey Jeff Conally Stratford Jim Vincent Ada Morgan Walker Murray College Tishomingo J. R. Enix Oklahoma A&m College Stillwater H. G. Ware A&m E. L. Whitehead Denton Floyd East Central State College Marvin Turner Walters Ray Hanna Hugo Frank Jared Quarter Horse Department Jared

Man wins surprise prize in contest choice

Frisco resident Glenn Hendrys discovered he was a top prize winner in a fun contest. He chose $100 on a sewing machine over a vacuum sweeper and plans to give the machine to his two sisters studying homemaking at Stonewall High School. Quarter horse judging is set for Sept 19 and 20.

Frisco Glenn Hendrys Jared Stonewall High School

Total Enrollment Up Slightly In Roff Schools

Roff Schools show total enrollment of 217 this year, up from 213 at last year’s close. Swink notes 69 high school students and 148 in grades, with high school up 19 and grades down 15, while overall enrollment remains steady amid district expansion and farm consolidation.

ROFF Richard Swink Swink

Ahloso Lets Contract for New Modernistic School Building

Ahloso awarded the contract Sept. 6 to Hart Construction Co. of Ada for a modern concrete block school with five rooms two rest rooms and a storage area. The roof slopes to the center for cheaper construction, with a total cost of 35 250 financed by an $18,000 bond.

Ahloso Hart Construction Co Ada Treas

Roff FFA Chapter Elects Officers for New Year

Roff High School FFA recently elected officers for the coming year. John Breeden is president and a senior with registered Aberdeen Angu s cattle and Chester White swine projects and aims for the Junior Master Farmer degree. Jerry Pipes is vice president and a junior with livestock judging experience and Chester White breeding. Charles Griffith is secretary and a junior on a wheat project. Thurman Stephens is treasurer and a junior who raises Chester White swine and participates in dairy and livestock teams. Reporter Bob Stanford is a junior on the livestock judging team with Chester Whites. R. L. Quinton is sentinel and a sophomore with a swine fattening project and dairy judging team involvement.

ROFF FFA Roff High School John Breeden Chester Whites Jerry Pipes aé_ Chester White Charles Griffith Thurman Stephens Bob Stanford R. L. Quinton Sentinel

Union Hill School hosts lunchroom shower Tuesday

A come-and-go shower for the Union Hill School lunchroom will be held Tuesday September 18 from 7 30 to 9 p m at the school. Union Hill starts a hot lunch program this year planned to begin in October.

Union Hill

Roff FFA Chapter Expands For Fresh Season

The Roff Future Farmers of America chapter opens the year with 36 members including 20 freshmen and 7 sophomores. Bud Graves, the agriculture instructor, notes previous enrollments of 22 to 23 and outlines plans to compete at Pontotoc County, State Fair in Oklahoma City, and Tulsa. The dairy, live stock, field crop, and poultry teams will lead, with welding emphasis this year and projects like feed troughs and gates for locals.

ROFF Roff Future Farmers of America Rofs Bud Graves Yo Ag Graves Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Tulsa Lo Ag FFA

Lay New Water Lines Below Frost Level When Building

Advice for builders to install water lines below the frost line during new construction to avoid freezing. Emphasizes proper depth, local frost data, and building code awareness for durable plumbing.

Two Teachers Lighten Load Improve Vanoss Ag Program

Vanoss High School adds a second vocational agriculture teacher Pat Gallup from Stratford and Norris L. Hensley to expand activities for 70 students. The split teaching allows smaller classes, more prep time, and continuous learning when one teacher is away. Emphasis shifts to shop work welding woodwork and farm mechanics with improved facilities.

Vanoss Ag Vanoss Vocational Agriculture Department Vanoss High School Pat Gallup Stratford Vaness Woar Nebraska Norris L. Hensley Hensley Gallup Carlup

Milkman Faces Rough Route After Vehicle Failures

On Tuesday of last week Leon McCurry, a local milkman, had a bad day when his windshield blew out during a ride and his truck stopped working. He had to be towed to Norris filling station and finished his route using a pickup owned by J. B. Norris.

Francis Leon McCurry Norris McCurry J. B. Norris

Miss Joyce Timmons Enlists in U.S. Navy

Miss Joyce Timmons daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis B Tim mons of Fittstown has enlisted in the U S Navy leaving Oklahoma City Tuesday for recruit training at Bainbridge Md She is a McLish High School graduate and will specialize in the hospital field.

Joyce Timmons Louis B. Timmons Fittstown U. S. Navy Oklahoma City Bainbridge, Md Miss Timmons McLish High School

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W. L. Knickmeyer Busty Betsy Highway 61 Gaar Corner Oklahoma Ges C. H. Hailey Ada Fairgrounds Hendrys J. C. Treas Roff Ffa Mike and James Lucas Mike Jack McAskill Vo Ag Boys Lady Sailor
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