Latta Community Notes Include Visits and School Band Formation
Mrs Sam Calhoun of Fresno visits sister Mrs W J Neeley and family while Hershell Carr and son Larry from Purcell spend the weekend with the Sterling Price family. Latta school bands grow as Opal Blevins forms rhythm bands with 80 students and music theory classes enroll 95 pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Calhoun
Fresno
Calif
W. J. Neeley
Hershell Carr
Larry
Purcell
Sterling Price
Deborah Jean
Travis Eison
Marvin Laughlin
Elmo Gipson
Valley View Hospital
Franklin Byars
Howard Smith Airy Farm
Hickory
Howard Smith
W. H. Anderson
Tulsa
Smith
Frisco Dispatch Office
Harry Miller
Gilbert Christian
Byng
Dub George
T. A. George
Lee George
George
Clint Stewart
Dewey Gilliam
Calvin Grace
Johnny Burke
East Central State College
Latta
Opal Blevins
Latta School
Delma Walker
Willa Moore
Blevins
Goose Refuge Trails Lighted Flights Draw Hunters
The Tishomingo area refuge in the Fish and Wildlife Service system hosts thousands of geese twice daily between water and grain fields. In late 1951 and week’s end 6 000 geese fed there while mallards total near 1 000. staff maintain 13 500 acres with 90 acres of feed and 60 acres water, banding ducks and geese to boost wintering birds and future hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ante
Federal Wildlife Refuge
Fish and Wildlife Service
Department of the Interior
Tishomings
E. W. Craven
R. Bryant
Bryant
4 H Club Reorganized At Latin School
Miss Minnie Lou McDaniel and Lester Smith assisted in reorganizing the 4-H club at Latin school on Thursday morning. Twenty seven girls and fifteen boys enrolled for 4-H work with officers to be elected in November. Mrs Dollie Price to coach the girls and A W Brown the boys. One hour class periods each Tuesday and Thursday will be devoted to club projects and study of manuals bulletins and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Lou McDaniel
Lester Smith
Dollye Price
A. W. Brown
Baulch and Norris Attend OU Kansas State Football Game
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Baulch and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norris were in Norman Saturday to attend the OU Kansas State football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Baulch
Vernon Norris
Norman
Women from Latta Ada Attend Oklahoma City Feast
Mrs. Everett Northcutt Mrs. George Simpkins Mrs. Earl Northcutt all of Latta and Mrs. Willie Townsend and Mrs. Bonner Van Ness of Ada traveled to Oklahoma City for the Feast of the In-Gathering. Sponsored by Pentecostal Holiness ladies auxiliaries from Eastern Oklahoma, the annual event gathers food for the Southwestern Bible College. An all day affair featured a picnic luncheon and a banquet Thursday night with a local quartet on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Northcutt
George Simpkins
Earl Northcutt
Latta
Willie Townsend
Bonner van Ness
Ada
Oklahoma City
Pentecostal Holiness
Oklahoma
Southwestern Bible College
Latta Basketball Schedule and Game Results Detail
Latta high school hosts Byars Woodland and Centrahoma as the girls win all three games while the boys drop to Woodland and post two victories. The schedule lists games from October 28 to February 13 with many home and away dates including a December girls tournament and county events. A Friday assembly for students featured performances by the band and local acts with prayers, a 45 minute program MC’d by Bill Bivins and several acts presented by Mrs. Hazel Bunch and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Byars
Woodland
Centrahoma
St. Louis
Stratford
Atwood
Paoli
Vaness
Roff
Hazel Bunch
Bill Bivins
Ruby Ellis
Tee
Wayne Tiner
George Simpkins
Marva Dawn Northcutt
Sam Neal
Missouri
Rosie Parks
Patsy Langley
Pauline Dew
Sue Scott
Mrs. Bunch
Dun George Jr
George Hill
Education cost figures for 1951 total mentions
Public elementary and high schools cost about six billion dollars in 1951 while private schools cost about one billion dollars, outlining the price scale for the era's education system.
Rotary Club Set for District Governor Visit
Rotarians plan a district governor visit led by Boyd Gunning of Norman. The club reports strong attendance, active programs, and a growing membership. The governor will speak at a Wednesday noon luncheon followed by a officers’ conference to review plans and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Boyd Gunning
Norman
Finis Morrison
Morrison
Rotary Information Committee
What U S Soldiers in Korea Want for Christmas
Frontline reporter John Randolph outlines practical gifts for Korean War troops. Items include pocket warmers, GI pocket stoves, high quality hunting knives, portable radios, extra batteries, electric razors, and gasoline camp stoves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
How to mail gifts to soldiers in Korea this Christmas
Sun day October 26 says there are 18 shopping days left before Christmas with a November 15 postmark deadline for Korea parcels. Air mail is later but pricier and limited to two pounds. Regular parcel post up to 70 pounds. total size capped at 100 inches. Guns and alcohol forbidden. Preferred gifts include photos, food, candy, books, toiletries, flashlights, envelopes, cameras, sewing kits, wallets, and suitable underwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randolph
Korea
Post Office
Army
PIO
Universal
Air Force
Navy
Texas Woman Dies In Road Accident
Josie Ruth Waters, 35, of Odessa Texas, lost control on U S Highway 69 south of Savanna in Pittsburg County and was killed. She died on arrival at a McAlester hospital from head and internal injuries, the 447th Oklahoma traffic death this year. A Stillwater man, Bobby James Ford, 32, died in an Arkansas crash near Marianna when his car hit a bridge. Pace said he appeared to have fallen asleep at the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Josie Ruth Waters
Odessa
Tex
Savanna
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
McAlester
Stillwater
Okla
Marianna
Ark
Arkansas
Otto Pace
Bobby James Ford
Pace
Ford
Sulphur Rotary Meeting Highlights OG&E Talk
Sulphur Rotary Club heard E W Harper, OG&E personnel director, discuss Employer Employee Relations. OG&E offers free water to area farmers and cattlemen to aid Murray county agriculture. Visiting Rotarians from Pauls Valley included Jack Livingston and others. Oct 30 ladies night postponed. next regular meeting set for Oct 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barnett
E. W. Harper
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Rotary Club
Og&e
Murray County
Jack Livingston
Joe Curtis
Jake Hodges
J. B. Kellogg
Pauls Valley
Buffet Menu Highlights with Traditional Desserts
A traditional buffet lists Sauce and Potato Puff with cole slaw and attractive garnish. Hot buttered biscuits, a layered cake or apple pie with cheese, and ample hot strong coffee complete the spread.
College Teacher Salaries Need Raise
Oklahoma chancellor Dr M A Nash told the education committee that college level salaries must rise to match neighboring states. He quoted the need to fill openings as a reason for higher pay. The committee recommended a $100 yearly raise for all public school teachers. OU vice president Dr Carl Franklin said 50 more professors are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
M. A. Nash
State Regents For Higher Education
Nash
Th Legislative Council
Oklahoma
Carl Franklin
University of Oklahoma
Weightman Charged With Driving Left of Center
Earl Bowden Weightman of 719 East Seventh was charged Monday with driving to the left of the center on North Broadway after a stop in the 200 block by Highland Trooper Aubrey A. Mitchell. He allegedly drove a 1946 Oldsmobile on the left side while meeting oncoming traffic. case filed Monday in Peace Justice court of C. W. Floyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bowden Weightman
East Seventh
North Broadway
Aubrey A. Mitchell
Weightman
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Ground nutmeg and spices flavor fall puddings
Ground nutmeg mace or cinnamon taste good added to hard sauce for fall puddings. The note suggests seasoning with spices to enhance dessert sauces, emphasizing traditional autumn flavors.
Stratford men return from deer and bear hunt in Colorado
Jim Pearce Jim Shults Luther Ashley Thurman Miser Gene Odell and Joe Martin spent ten days at Uncompahgre Plateau Colorado. They brought back ten deer and two bear and report a wonderful time. Miss Katherine Cook and Miss Billy Hendrix of Seminole left for a vacation in Louisiana and Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Othar Fullbright visited his parents in Anadarko. Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rob Brown Mr. and Mrs. A N Brown, Willie Belt and daughter Pete Brown and family Emma Gordon of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Pearce
Jim Shults
Luther Ashley
Thurman Miser
Gene Odell
Joe Martin
Plateau
Colo
Katherine Cook
Billy Hendrix
Seminole
Louisiana
Florida
Rob Brown
A. N. Brown
Willie Belt
Theodore
Alabama
Pete Brown
Hart
Texas
Emma Gordon
Ft. Worth
Hobart Guest Counts Family T members Visit
Mrs Pearl Morris of Hobart cousin to Mrs Ona Ellis stayed with Mrs Ellis and her daughter Mrs Bert Green this week. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Jim Gilmore and their daughter and family now relocating from Cement to Roggin Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morris
Hobart
Ona Ellis
Ellis
Bert Green
Green
Jim Gilmore
Cement
Roggin
Colo
Oklahoma City Family Visits Grandparents This Sunday
Mr and Mrs Jack Frantz and children of Oklahoma City spent Sunday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jess Abney and Mr and Mrs John D Skaggs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frantz
Oklahoma City
Jess Abney
John D. Skaggs
Forrests Visit Garden City Kin in Kansas
Mr and Mrs A A Forrest spent from Monday until Thursday in Garden City Kansas visiting Mr and Mrs Kenneth Townsend and their children Kenny returned with his grandparents for an indefinite stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Forrest
Garden City
Kan
Kenneth Townsend
Kenny
Grandson’s Appendectomy Leads Malone Call to Lindsay
Mrs. C. W. Malone was summoned to Lindsay on Thursday due to her grandson’s serious illness as doctors planned an appendectomy that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Malone
Lindsay
Birthday Dinner for Franklin McAlister Guest in Weekend Visit
Mrs. N. F. McAlister hosted her daughter Mrs. Freeman Gibbons and grandson Franklin of Oklahoma City over the weekend. She prepared a birthday dinner for Franklin to mark his twelfth birthday.
Clonts Family Visits Rosson Home Sunday
Mr and Mrs Pete Clonts and their children of Chickasha visited Sunday in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs C C Rosson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Clonts
Chickasha
C. C. Rosson
Larmon Baby Born in Pauls Valley Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Larmon welcomed a daughter born October 21 in a Pauls Valley hospital. The infant weighed 7 pounds 15 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bazel Larmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Larmon
Pauls Valley Hospital
Bazel Larmon
Sunday guests include Bragg Watson and Garrett trio
Mr and Mrs B G Benge hosted Sunday guests from California Oklahoma and Roff including Mr and Mrs Charley Bragg of Fillmore Mr and Mrs Hugh Watson and child of Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs Raymond Garrett of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Benge
Charley Bragg
Fillmore
Calif
Hugh Watson
Oklahoma City
Raymond Garrett
Roff
Mrs. Burris Attends State W. C. T. U. Convention
Mrs. Bert Burris left Tuesday to attend a four day State W. C. T. U. convention at Cushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Burris
Cushing
Gardner visit to Norman with Hinkles over weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gardner visited her sons Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hinkle and Mr. and Mrs. Dude Hinkle at Norman Sunday evening and returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Gardner
R. H. Hinkle
Mrs
Dude Hinkle
Norman
Weekend Visit Highlights Local Families
Freeman Watson of Midwest City and Jack Watson of Wynnewood joined Mr and Mrs Harvey Lewelling and their children along with Mrs Otho Lewelling and children plus Jerry Savage and LaVoyd Willis for a Sunday gathering at the Clyde Watson home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Watson
Midwest City
Jack Watson
Wynnewood
Harvey Lewelling
Otho Lewelling
Jerry Savage
LaVoyd Willis
Clyde Watson
Benge Family Visit Ends With Job Move to Orange
Mr and Mrs Herbert Benge and son James Franklin of Oklahoma City visited his parents Mr and Mrs B G Benge Friday night. Herbert left Sunday morning for Orange Texas to take a job with an oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Benge
James Franklin
Oklahoma City
B. G. Benge
Herbert
Orange
Texas
Sunday Evening Guests at Gentry Home
Sunday evening guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Gentry were Rev Reeves and family of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gentry
Rev. Reeves
Roff
Local Residents Visit Friends Across Oklahoma
Mrs C W Jones and Mrs Roy Burnett visited Monday in Shawnee at the home of Mr and Mrs J M Jones. Dess Milsap made a business trip to Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Otis Kirk and Roanne Wigley of Midwest City visited the Watsons. Mrs J L Ott visited her mother Mrs I E Atterberry of Tecumseh Sunday. Mr and Mrs Argie Taylor of Wetumka and Mr and Mrs Marvin Weast visited the Williamses. Mr and Mrs Joe Stevens of Shawnee and Mr and Mrs Bill Cubbely of Sulphur visited the Taylors on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Jones
Roy Burnett
J. M. Jones
Shawnee
Dess Milsap
Oklahoma City
Otis Kirk
Roanne Wigley
Midwest City
Mrs
Clyde Watson
J. L. Ott
I. E. Atterberry
Tecumseh
Argie Taylor
Wetumka
Marvin Weast
G. L. Williams
Joe Stevens
Bill Cubbley
W. B.taylor
Mrs Gene Norton Visits Fort Worth Kin in Texas
Mrs Gene Norton and daughters Lucille and Lucene of Fort Worth Texas recently visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Alva Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Norton
Lucille
Lucene
Ft. Worth
Texas
Alva
Martin
Mrs. W J Horsley Visits Byars Family
Mrs. W J Horsley of Byars is spending a few days in the home of her son Mr and Mrs John Horsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Horsley of
Byars
John Horsley
Milligan Family Makes Ada Trip
Mrs. L. B. Milligan and Mrs. Willie Milligan with children Mary and Loyd Arthr traveled to Ada onday for a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Milligan
Willie Milligan
Mary and
Loyd Arthr
Ada
Mrs Rosie Rycroft Visits Oklahoma City With Children
Mrs Rosie Rycroft is visiting with her children in Oklahoma City this week and returned to her Stratford home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Rycroft
Oklahoma City
Stratford
Oklahoma City visitors at Rannals home
Mrs. Berry Ring and son Tom mie Mrs. Leo Abney and children Sherry and Rickey from Oklahoma City visited Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rannals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Ring
Tommie
Leo Abney
Sherry and
Rickey
Oklahoma City
Frank Rannals
English couple acquire store stock from Adams owners
Mr and Mrs J D English have bought the stock of the store once run by Mr and Mrs C B Adams. They will rent the building and continue operations under new ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. English
C. B. Adams
Local Grocer Closes Amid Ill Health
The proprietor announced continued sale of groceries at the same location but due to ill health the store can no longer operate. Neighbors are advised the shop will remain open for a final clearance while stock lasts.
Local residents attend Oklahoma football game in Stillwater
Mr and Mrs George Eyler and Jimmie Burnett attended the football game at Stillwater Saturday. Mrs O M Sallee made a business trip to Oklahoma City Sunday and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs Roy Maupin visited their son Rev and Mrs Jimmie Maupin in Shawnee on Thursday of last week. Mr and Mrs A F Rannals have leased the Rigney Cafe they take over Saturday October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eyler
Jimmie Burnett
Stillwater
O. M. Sallee
Oklahoma City
Roy Maupin
Rev
Mrs
Jimmie Maupin
Shawnee
A. F. Rannals
Rigney Cafe
Visit Notes From Oklahoma City And Arkansas
Lovell Melton spent the weekend visiting her sister and brother in law in Oklahoma City. Mrs Jack Walden and son Rickey from Little Rock Arkansas are spending a few weeks in the home of Mr and Mrs Alva Marin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovell Melton
Mrs
R. W. Walker
Oklahoma City
Jack Walden
Rickey
Little Rock, Ark
Alva Marin
Local Social Notes Highlight Oklahoma Law School Election
Mr and Mrs Fred Hooper Mrs W O Reed and Albert Turner attended a singing convention at the Free Will Baptist camp ground near Oil Center on Sunday. Morris Gray of Stratford has been elected vice president of the senior class in the University of Oklahoma College of Law. Gray is the son of Mr and Mrs Walter Gray Route 1 Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hooper
W. O. Reed
Albert Turner
Free Will Baptist Campground
Oil Center
Morris Gray
Stratford
College of Law
University of Oklahoma
Gray
Walter Gray
MecNinch Family Tour Includes Stonewall and Ada Visits
Mr and Mrs A L MecNinch visited their son Lloyd McNinch and Mrs MecNinch at Stonewall on Wednesday and then with Mr and Mrs W M Bragg at Ada on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd McNinch
Mrs. MecNinch
Stonewall
W. M. Bragg
Ada
Mercer Family Visits From Clinton to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs John Mercer and his father L W Mercer and Mrs Minnie Mercer visited Mrs L W Mercer Saturday Mrs Mercer had been in the hospital for two weeks at Clinton They spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting friends and relatives in Oklahoma City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mercer
L. W. Mercer
Minnie Mercer
Stratford Shoppers Include Mrs Prater Baby and Mrs Vanschuyver
Mrs. Cleo Prater and an infant visited Stratford with Mrs. Dessie Mae Vanschuyver from Asher for shopping on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleo Prater
Baby
Dessie Mae Vanschuyver
Asher
Stratford
Hall Family Visit in Holdenville
Mr and Mrs Barney Hall and children Sandra and Charles visited Mr and Mrs Woodrow Hall in Holdenville on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Barney Hall
Sandra
Charles
Mr. Hall
Mrs. Woodrow Hall
Holdenville
Mrs Edna Smith Sells Home and Buys From Richard Adams
Mrs Edna Smith sells her home to Mr and Mrs Ray Franks and purchases a house from Richard Adams. The home will be moved east of the Adams residence where she will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Smith
Ray Franks
Richard Adams
Postmasters of Oklahoma Meet in Edmond Café
Mrs Mayme L Field chairman of the fifth district National Association of Postmasters of Oklahoma attended a meeting in the Royce Cafe at Edmond. Congressman John Jarman spoke as the principal speaker. Also on the program were Peg Cummins state president of Chattanooga and state secretary Walter Ingram Henryetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme L. Field
National Association of Postmasters of Oklahoma
Hazel Jones
Royce Cafe
Edmond
John Jarman
Peg Cummins
Chattanooga
Walter Ingram
Henryetta
Sayre Visitor Calls On Local Residents
C W Lairson from Sayre visited the home of Mr and Mrs A M Benge on Thursday. Mrs Benge and her brother C W visited their sister Mrs E O Jones of Wynnewood on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Lairson
Sayre
A. M. Benge
Mrs. Benge
C. W
E. O. Jones
Wynnewood
Oil Field Workers Served Barbecue By Ada Firm
Ada Pump and Supply fed more than 200 oil field workers at the Legion Hut on Saturday night. The oil field service firm recently expanded here and has now held its third barbecue since opening. An entertainment program followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Pump and Supply
Legion Hut
I Y O PTA Fifth Grade Hiking Plan
Fifth grade students at Irving School met on Tuesday to plan a mature hike scheduled for Thursday. They collected items along the trail, enjoyed the hike, then had hot dogs and marshmallows at the leader's home before returning to school. Bobbielou Jones served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Irving School
Bobbielou Jones
Scribe
Camp Fire Halloween Party Winners Named
The Camp Fire Halloween Party on Wednesday awarded prizes to Dinah Jan Maines for funniest, Patsy Dryden for best disguise, and Rita McWhirter for most original. Judges were Roy Franklin, Greer, and Stalcup. hostesses Barbara Hillman Janet Thompson and Linda Jo Gibbons organized the event with orange pop and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinah Jan Maines
Patsy Dryden
Rita McWhirter
Roy Franklin
Greer
Mrs. Stalcup
Barbara Hillman
Janet Thompson
Linda Jo Gibbons
Scribe
Sixth Grade Plans Felt Symbol Grams for Jackets
Willard School students of Mrs Rex Bentley form symbol grams from felt for ceremonial jackets. Hilda Harper hosted this week with Judy Ruble serving as scribe. They plan to cook supper at the lake next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehwee
Willard School
Rex Bentley
Hilda Harper
Judy Ruble
Masuda Camp Fire Group Holds First Meeting
Washington School sixth graders formed a Camp Fire group named Masuda. Sixteen members attended on October 22 with officers Ann Tennis president Pat Kelly vice president Judy McDonald secretary Noralene Andrews scribe Rose Ann Blake song leader. They planned a Halloween party for October 29 at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Clay Kelley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington School
Masuda
Ann Tennis
Pat Kelly
Judy McDonald
Novalene Andrews
Rose Ann Blake
Fifth and Sixth Grades Horace Mann Club Meeting
The SNAH NAH GROUP from Horace Mann School met in the school library led by Mrs Porter and Mrs Witt. Next Friday they will meet at Mrs Witts home from 9 to 4 wearing Halloween costumes and some girls will bring food. Holley Robinson serves as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snah Nah
Horace Mann School
Merrie Melody Group Plans Halloween Party at Nancy Gains House
Third grade group at Washington school held a meeting on Monday to plan a Halloween party. Judy Briscoe Ena Taylor and Kathy Munger will bring refreshments while Linda Frye plans games and prizes. They made paper sack masks and played The Witch Has Lost Her Cat with Linda Frye as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrie Melody
Washington School
Nancy Gains
Judy Briscoe
Ena Taylor
Kathy Munger
Linda Frye
Scribe
Embroidery Club Plans Halloween Party at Mrs Baldwin’s
Members meeting at the leader’s home Wednesday afternoon discussed an upcoming Halloween party. Mrs Baldwin hosts Monday at 7 p.m. at 217 North Oak with costumes, games, and refreshments provided by Katie Peterson as Randy Standridge signaled dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eader
Darling Blue Birds Win Outing With Fourth Grade
The Darling Blue Birds of Glenwood School met October 22 with the fifth grade girls for a wiener roast. They traveled to Wintersmith Park from the schoolhouse, enjoyed games, swings, and slides, and returned orderly. Four leaders supervised: Mrs. Ralph Jones and Mrs. Betty Zonala with the second grade, and Mrs. G. G. Hilton and Mrs. Frank Carter with the fifth grade. Plans for a Surprise next Wednesday were announced as the group praised the girls for good behavior and plenty to eat. June Allen, scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Blue Birds
Wintersmith Park
Ralph Jones
Betty Zonala
G. G. Hilton
Frank Carter
Perry Blue Bird Group Doll Bed Display Draws Praise
The Perry Blue Bird Group showcased a doll bed display in Mrs Shee g0g s classroom drawing admiration from friends and teachers on Tuesday. Miss Lois Jarrell regional director requests detailed plans to present to Region IV councils across New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana. Camp Fire Director Mrs Jack Martin attended the business meeting as coordinator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Blue Bird
Willard School
Perky Blue Birds Celebrate Charter Ceremony
Mrs W L Lillard and sponsors lead Ada Blue Bird group in a candle light ceremony for Perky Blue Bird charter members Janet Myers joins nine mothers and leaders. Mrs Martin conducts the service welcoming Perky Blue Bird sponsors into the Ada Blue Bird family and National Blue Bird Organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Lillard
Robert _W. Cason, Jr
Marion
Calvin Brown
Faye Lowry
Lou Pickering
Janet Myers
Martin
Blue Bird
Ada Blue Bird Family
National Blue Bird Organization
Elva Lowry
Friendly Blue Bird Group Meeting Notes at Hayes School
The Second Grade Friendly Blue Bird Group met Tuesday at 3 30 PM. Phyllis Warmack and Ann Thrash performed tap dance. Members made Cher r ie necklace s and enjoyed games. A Blue Bird song titled For We Are Jolly Good Blue Bird s was learned. Zella Mae Auld hosted with her mother. refreshments included ice cream and cookies. Mrs James J Coffey attended as a guest. Phyllis Warmack served as scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Warmack
Ann Thrash
Cherrie
Zella Mae Auld
Mother
James J. Coffey
Peppy Blue Bird Group Adds Two New Members
The third grade Hayes School group met on October 23 and shared fun with playful faces. They took a hike, stopped at the City News Stand for root beer from the big truck, and welcomed new members Ilya and Pamela. Plans for a country hike were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
City
Ilya
Pamela
Theresa Ann Bethune
Scribe
Smiling Blue Bird Group Plans Halloween Party
The Smiling Blue Bird Group Fourth Grade met Wednesday with leaders Mrs. Patrick and Mrs. Wyatt. They sang Blue Bird songs and prepared decorations for the Halloween party at the Fire-Fly Cabin Thursday night. Sandra Whitaker hosted and served homemade cookies. Sue Ann Patrick was the scribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bird
Mrs. Patrick
Charming Blue Bird Group Meeting Recaps Outdoor Campfire
The Charming Blue Bird group met after school at Paula Landrith's home on North Johnston. Members sat in a friendship circle, sang three Blue Bird songs, played games, and roasted hot dogs and marshmallows over a backyard fire before returning to school with leader Mrs. Chase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charming Blue Bird Group
Irving School
Paula Landrith
North Johnston
Paula
Chase
McGranery Calls for Changes to New Immigration Law
Attorney General James P. McGranery urged changes to the new immigration law taking effect December 24. He testified before the Commission on Immigration and Naturalization, criticizing ambiguities and faulty section arrangement that complicate enforcement under the McCarran Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (P
James P. McGranery
Commission of Immigration and Naturalization
Truman
Philip P. Perlman
Justice Department
McGranery
Continental Starts Pipeline From Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls
The Continental Pipe Line Co announces a $4,180,000 crude oil pipeline from Oklahoma City to Wichita Falls Texas. The 127 mile 12 inch line will be completed by early next year and begin construction Wednesday. It will carry 53,000 barrels daily from North Texas fields to the Conoco refinery in Ponca City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponca’ City
Okla
Continental Pipe Line Co
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Tex
Continental Oil Co
Texas
Conoco
Ponca City
Baked Apples Featured In Salad Recipe
Small baked apples are used as a salad ingredient. Arrange the apples on salad greens, fill their centers with finely diced cucumber and mayonnaise, and serve with French dressing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Latta News
East Central
Ada Youth Center
East Central Booster Club
East Central College
Public Schools
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarylub
Community Chest
Walking Blood Bank
Red Cross
Safety Council
Rotary Foundation
Ernest Williamson
Byron Eppler
Eugene Merrell
John Hazlett, Jr
Jack Fentem
Gene Smith
Lowell Adams
Tommie Maines
Orval Spann
United States
News
Othar Fullbright
John Fullbright
Anadarko
Communist Party
America
Peter C. Brown
Subversives Activities Control Board
International
Tandakaya
Hayes School
Blue Bird News
Busy Blue Birds
Glenwood School
the Darling Blue Birds
Continental
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