Public Notice in Pontotoc County Oklahoma District Court
Public notice of a real property dispute filed by W G Moran and Maggie G Moran against heirs and executors of A W Fuller and others seeks to quiet title to Lot 7 in Block 68 Ada Oklahoma. Defendants must answer by October 8, 1952. otherwise judgment by default. Court clerk Abe Hollaway signs notice dated August 22, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
State OF Oklahoma
W G. Moran
Maggie G. Moran
Merivensis
A. W. Er
A. W Fuller
Deyon
Maggie G Moran
District Court
Ada
Oklahoma
A.W. Fuller
W Fuller
A. W. Fuller
A W Fuller
W. Fuller
W. G. Moran
Maggie Goran
Abe Hollaway
W. D. Abbott
Lawrence H. Green
Triat
Notice of Sale of Oil Leasehold Interests in Pontotoc County
In Pontotoc County Oklahoma the sheriff announces sale of leasehold interests and associated oil and gas production equipment and supplies to satisfy a judgment of 1897.76 plus costs. The sale occurs October 17 1952 at 10 00 am at the south front door of the Ada Oklahoma courthouse. Lawrence H Green attorney for the plaintiff is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
C. & L. Oil Well Service Co
Plaintiff and Continental Production Co
Frank Gregg
Ed F. Duffee
M. C. Hamiel
J. C. Brady
Harry Duffee
L. H. Cole
Clarence L. Vaughn
Frank Langley
Edwin Anderson
Carl
Ada
Cashion pays fine for failing to stop at stop sign
Glen Albert Cashion paid $13 in fines and costs Monday in the peace justice court of C. W. Floyd for failure to stop at a stop sign. He was stopped September 2 by Highway Patrolman A. A. Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Albert Cashion
Peace Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Cashion
A. A. Mitchell
Death of Maj. Gen. Alexei Petrov at age 44
The Moscow press reports the death of Maj. Gen. Alexei Petrov aged 44. He served throughout World War II at the front in command posts and held senior posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Moscow Press Today
Alexei Petrov
Administratrix Ruth Patterson Signs Legal Notice
Ruth Patterson signs as administratrix and attorney for the administratrix in a court filing dated September 18, 1921. The notice names Ruth Patterson in official capacity and lists her legal representation.
Oklahoma Retail Grocers Plan 13th Annual Convention
Oklahoma Retail Grocers Association announces the 13th Annual Convention in Oklahoma City October 5 and 6 in the Zebra Room Municipal Auditorium. Over 2,000 grocers statewide expected. exhibits feature food and equipment, with Food Fun Frolics of ’52 floor show and panel sessions on store operation. Open to all grocers, wives, and clerks. association membership not required. Special parties planned for ladies.
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Oklahoma Retail Grocers
Zebra Room
Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma City
Frank E. Dicus
Retail Grocers Association
Oklahoma
Larry O. Bowman
Association
Bowman
Train wreck near Seoul leaves many schoolchildren dead and injured
Korean authorities report 20 killed and 159 injured in a passenger train wreck near Seoul yesterday. About 50 more were treated at the scene with most casualties being schoolchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Weekend Guests and Visits From Oklahoma City and Dumas
Mr and Mrs Phillip Klutts of Oklahoma City join Mrs Clark Eeds and Mr and Mrs Harold Shults for a weekend visit. Mr and Mrs Jim Shults and Mr and Mrs Orb Smith travel to Dumas Texas to see their children and grandchildren and will return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Klutts
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Clark Eeds
Jim Shults
Orb Smith
Dumas
Texas
Harold Shults
Orba Lee Smith
Mrs Crawford Visits Oklahoma City To See Daughter
Mrs Josephine Crawford is spending a few days in Oklahoma City visiting her daughter Mrs Vera Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Josephine Crawford
Oklahoma City
Mrs
Vera Montgomery
Clarence Eldridge Visits Stratford Relatives
Clarence Eldridge of Oklahoma City visited relatives in Stratford Sunday seeking family updates and local hospitality in a routine social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Eldridge
Oklahoma City
Stratford
Dawson Family Travels After Denison Hospital Death
Mr and Mrs W L Dawson left Friday for Sanger Texas after receiving word that his father had died at 4 p m The elder Dawson had been in serious condition in a Denison Texas hospital for several weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dawson
Sanger
Tex
Mr. Dawson
Denison
Texas
Mrs M C McKaerney Visits Stratford Friend
Mrs M C McKaerney of Los Angeles visited Stratford on Saturday and met Mrs Mayme Field. She was formerly Mrs Mallie Sloan and was en route to see her mother Mrs Vallines in Rosedale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. McKaerney
Los Angeles
Calif
Stratford
Mayme Field
McKaerney
Mallie Sloan
Vallines
Rosedale
Conley Family Guests Visit Sulphur Sightseeing Trip
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Conley of Shawnee and Mr. and Mrs. James Conley with their son of Dallas were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Shi and Mary Ann. They spent the afternoon sightseeing in Sulphur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Conley
Shawnee
James Conley
Dallas
W. B. Shi
Mary Ann
Reunion Attendees Gather in Norman Sunday at Snoddy Home
A family reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ida Mae Snoddy in Norman with attendees including A. H. Shis and A. H. Shi Jr. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ainsley of Madison Georgia Foster Smith of Starke Florida Mrs. Richard Smith Hawthorn Florida and Mrs. Edd Ratzlaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Shi
A. H. Shi, Jr
J. W. Ainsley
Madison, Ga
Foster Smith
Stratford visitors depart to Georgia and Florida
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ainsley Foster Smith and Mrs. Richard Smith who had visited relatives for a week in Stratford left Monday morning for their homes in Georgia and Florida. Mrs. Edd Ratzlaff returned to her home in Fairview Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ainsley
Foster Smith
Richard Smith
Stratford
Georgia
Florida
Edd Ratzlaff
Fairview
Fullbrights Visit Anadarko Kin in Sunday Call
Mr and Mrs O Fullbright of Anadarko Oklahoma spent Sunday visiting a sister and brother Mr and Mrs AA Fullbright Other guests in the afternoon were Mr and Mrs Othar Fullbright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Fullbright
Anadarko, Oklahoma
A. A. Fullbright
Othar Fullbright
Nabors Baby Visits At Wood Household
Mrs Sue Nabors and her infant visit this week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs S L Wood and with Mrs O A Nabors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Nabors
Baby
S. L. Wood
O. A. Nabors
Cherry couple buys the Deluxe Freeze from Foster pair
Mr and Mrs L L Cherry purchased the Deluxe Freeze equipment from Mr and Mrs Leslie Foster and will take possession immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Cherry
Leslie Foster
Man Injured After Ladder Fall Between Stratford and Sulphur
Leslie Ballard is hospitalized in Pauls Valley Oklahoma after a fall from a ladder while working on a house between Stratford and Sulphur. The extent of injuries is not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Ballard
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
Stratford
Bill Gray buys Sinclair Service Station in Pauls Valley
Bill Gray an employee at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma City has purchased the Sinclair Service Station in Pauls Valley He and his wife and their daughter Juanell plan to move to Pauls Valley around October 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gray
Tinker Air Force Base
Oklahoma City
Sinclair
Pauls Valley
Juanell
Del City man visits Moore home Saturday afternoon
Warren Rycroft of Del City visited for a time Saturday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rycroft
del City
Weekend guests of the Lamberts include Haynes and relatives
Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lambert were their daughter Mrs. Marie Haynes of Wichita Kansas and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Haynes of Oklahoma City. Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Don Lambert of Ada and Mrs. Lambert's brother Less Crowel of Seymour Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Lambert
Marie Haynes
Wichita
Kansas
Wayne Haynes
Oklahoma City
Don Lambert
Ada
Lambert
Less Crowel
Seymore
Tex
Guests of Mr and Mrs Heath Attend Saturday Evening
Saturday guests were Mr and Mrs Alger Lunsford and their Oklahoma City children and Mr and Mrs Joe Manduano and children from Lindsay. Mr Lunsford later visited relatives in Rofs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Heath
Alger Lunsford
Oklahoma City
Joe Manduano
Lindsay
Lunsford
Rofs
Stratford Clinic Welcomes Baby Otho Glen Ballard
Mr and Mrs Otho Ballard are parents to a son born Monday morning at the Stratford Clinic. The baby was named Otho Glen. Purcell visitors Friday included Mrs W B Mitchell and Mrs Jewell Pittman who visited sisters-in-law Lula Jackson and Pat Reynolds respectively and met Homer and Tom Edd Strickland's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Ballard
Stratford Clinic
Otho Glen
W. B. Mitchell
Jewell Pittman
Purcell
Stratford
Mitchell
Lula Jackson
Pitman
Pat Reynolds
Reynolds
Homer and
Tom Edd Strickland
Duncan man visits his mother over weekend
Ben Clark of Duncan visited his mother Mrs. Dithula Clark over the weekend, sharing time and family moments in the hometown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Clark
Duncan
Dithula Clark
Stratford attendees at Sulphur 50th Eastern Star anniversary
Those from Stratford who attended the 50th anniversary of the Order of the Eastern Star at Sulphur Monday night include Mrs. Edna Robertson, Mrs. Wanda Andrews, Mrs. Lou Sheppard, and Mrs. Mary Lou Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Order of the Eastern Star
Edna Robertson
Wanda Andrews
Lou Sheppard
Mary Lou Welch
Ada visit by Mr and Mrs Babe Forrest
Mr and Mrs Babe Forrest visited her mother Mrs Sturdevant in Ada Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Babe Forrest
Mrs. Sturdevant
Ada
Masonry 32nd Degree Ceremony in Guthrie This Week
C. V. Williams and A. S. Robertson travel to Guthrie this week for a three day event to receive their 32nd degree in Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Williams
A. S. Robertson
Guthrie
Thompson Family Visits Altus For Lake Fishing
Mr and Mrs Arch Thompson stayed in Altus for three days last week visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Newt Barber. The group fished daily at Altus Lake during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Thompson
Altus
Dauhter
Newt Barber
Altus Lake
Moore visitors describe weekend family gathering
Mr. W. B. James and Johnnie Dale of Moore visited his sister Mrs. E. O. English and family Saturday while Mrs. Callie James and relatives were visiting her son.
Stratford resident returns home after week in town
Over the past week a Stratford woman returned to her home. Saturday Rev W P Muggs and his wife of Wynnewood conduct a Bible course at the First Baptist church from Sunday to Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Arby Bagwell and Harold of Byars visited Sunday with sister Mrs E O English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
W. P. Muggs
Wynnewood
First Baptist Church
Arby Bagwell
Harold
Byars
E. O. English
Sulphur Visitors Return After Family Visits
Mr. T. O. Noble and daughter Eunice travel back to Sulphur Saturday after visiting another daughter with Mr. and Mrs. Ade Rycroft north of Stratford. Lee Bullock of Pauls Valley visits his parents in Lindsay. Elmer Moore visits her father Mr. J. H. Covel and Morie Covel of Lindsay Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Noble
Eunice
Ade Rycroft
Stratford
Lee Bullock
Pauls Valley
W. H. Bullock
Elmer Moore
J. H. Covel
Morie ‘ Covel
Lindsay
Mrs N F McAlister Visits Oklahoma Relatives In Stratford
Mrs N F McAlister visited her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Freeman Gibbons and son Franklin of Oklahoma City from Friday to Saturday. Gibbons family returned home with Mrs McAlister and spent the weekend in Stratford visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. McAlister
Rs. Freeman Gibbons
Franklin
Oklahoma City
Gibbons
Ms. McAlister
Stratford
Johnson Family Visit Brings Shawnee Guests to California Trip
Mr and Mrs Corkie Johnson and daughter of Shawnee spent the weekend with her parents J and Mrs Clarence hillips Mrs Phillips and Lessie Mae returned to Shawnee with ft Sunday afternoon and left Monday for Fillmore California to visit their son Mr and Mrs Clarence Phillips Jr for about a month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corkie Johnson
Shawnee
Clarence Hillips
Phillips
Lessie Mae
Fillmore
California
Clarence Phillips Jr
Visit Highlights Goodwin Family Gathering
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Goodwin of Pauls Valley visited his mother Mrs. W. A. Goodwin Sunday afternoon in a family gathering noted by locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goodwin
Pauls Valley
W. A. Goodwin
Miss Glenna Andrews Visits Parents in Plainview
Miss Glenna Andrews, a University of Oklahoma student in Norman, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Karl Andrews. The Andrews drove Glenna back to Norman on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Andrews
Oklahoma University At
Norman
Karl Andrews
Local Families Share Weekend Visits in Ada and area
Ada residents Mrs. Gene McCraw and son visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Davis in Fittstown Friday. H L Ray and family hosted a weekend gathering with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Haught Ray and sister Mrs. Floyd Spears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene McCraw
Ada
Elmer Davis
H. L. Ray
Okinawa
Korea
Haught Ray
Floyd Spears
Baptist church welcomes new minister Reverend Tom Parish
Members held a reception and pound party for Rev. Tom Parish and his family. Refreshments included ice cream and cake served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Tom Parish
Local Social Visits Include Ardmore and Garland Guests
Mr and Mrs Harry Willis visited a sister in Wilson on Saturday. Sy Hines and child of Ardmore visited Claude Bland family Sunday. Lewis Whitwell, young son of Charles and two ill days. W E Snyder and son visited Melvin Bennett in Garland Sunday. Cathy Stort host to Anna Logan and Kathryn Graper Friday. Hoyt Sloan of Ada spent Friday night with Don Skeith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Willis
Wilson
Sy Hines
Ardmore
Claude Bland
Lewis
Charles Whitwell
W. E. Snyder
Melvin Bennett
Garland, Tex
Cathy Stort
Mother Friday
Anna Logan
Kathryn Graper
Hoyt Sloan
Ada
Don Skeith
Sulphur Baptists Seek Funds for New Church Addition
First Baptist Church of Sulphur launches a finance drive to raise at least 10 000 dollars for an adjoining addition to the current building. The project plans include space for adults youths, deaf department a chapel recreation hall offices and a choir studio under building committee head Leroy Hall with members Ruth Giles Elmer Carr Marion Splawn and others.
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First Baptist Church of
Sulphur
Danainbolt
First Baptist Congregation of
First Baptist
Leroy Hall
Oklahoma School For the Deaf
Hall
Ruth Giles
Elmer Carr
Marion Splawn
Ay Ross
J. A. Haste
Rs. J. E.offman
Winfred Davis
Charles Phelps
Jack Pates
Lynn Norman
Amos Dunn
Beotrie Portman
Harrall Scott
Herbert Crass
Class to Picnic In Platt Park
Sulphur special notice states the United Fellowship class of the First Methodist church will picnic at Cold Springs Platt National Park on Wednesday September 17 at 7. It will be a basket gathering for members and their families per class president Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Sulphur
Cold Springs Platt National Park
Wednesay Svein
Hot cheese rolls with vegetable salad for Sunday night
A simple Sunday supper idea features frankfurter rolls slit and spread with sharp cheese, pressed together, wrapped in foil, and heated in a hot oven. Serve with a cooked vegetable salad for a complete meal.
Tribute to small rural newspapers in Oklahoma
The author extols the value of daily and weekly papers beyond metropolitan outlets. He argues rural editors uphold the free flow of ideas essential to democracy, noting Oklahoma as an example of diverse editorial viewpoints.
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Oklahoma
Small town editors vs city publishers in community role
The piece contrasts community editors who engage directly with readers and give space to all sides with city publishers who run large operations from within their inner sanctums and stay distant from grass roots. It argues editors influence readers differently.
Partisan Viewpoint on Editorial Bias in City Papers
The writer argues editors push a favored project, creating a partisan bias. Competition and open hearings would restore reader trust, as readers deserve balanced viewpoints and the chance to judge for themselves.
Wis er Country Cousin editorial stance contrasts city council views
The country editor writes for neighbors and presents multiple perspectives. He avoids self styled judgment and seeks balance by sharing both support and opposition. Metropolitan papers often miss local sentiment, while Oklahoma country papers stay current and acknowledge reader divisions.
Auto Ambulance Collision Reported Near Ada
A collision occurred Monday six miles west of Ada on SH 19 between a 1947 Studebaker pickup driven by Oley Holman and a Criswell Funeral Home ambulance not on an emergency run. Both vehicles were badly damaged and Holman faced a failure to yield charge in Percy Armstrong peace justice court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
SH 19
Murray Calls for CD Dispute Meet
Oklahoma Governor Johnston Murray scheduled a State Civil Defense Council meeting for Monday to resolve a dispute between Deputy Director Orrin W. Gatlin and Director Glenn Poarch in Miami. Gatlin claims he resigned. Poarch says Gatlin was fired. The governor will address the Civil Defense setup and the dispute, with council members L. L. Dresser, C. R Belatti, Walter Brown, Barnie Johnson, and Dr. Gunder Penick listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
State Civil Defense Council
Orrin W. Gatlin
Glenn Poarch
Miami
Gatlin
Poarch
L. L. Dresser
Tulsa
C. R Belatti
Stillwater
Walter 8. Brown
Woodward
Barnie Johnson
Mangum
Gunder Penick
Worcester preliminary set for Worcester Cetil Franklin Wor cester
Cetil Franklin Worcester known as Butch Worcester faced charges of leaving the scene of an accident. He appeared in justice court before C. W. Floyd with a preliminary hearing set for September 23. The incident involved a two vehicle crash on September 1 injuring Norman Factor of Konawa. He also faces child abandonment charges. Worcester waived preliminary. Bond was set at $2000 for the next district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetil Franklin
Butch
Worcester
Justice Court
C. W. Floyd
Norman Factor
Konawa
Floyd
Greater returns for vested Ada in NEWS ads
The report notes higher yields on Ada vested investments in recent quarters. Analysts attribute gains to revised terms and improved market demand for advertised holdings. Industry observers say investors should review vesting schedules and potential tax implications.
Southern editors judge race as toss up with regional shifts
Southern editors and correspondents survey from Louisiana to Georgia show Eisenhower holds tentative leads in some states while Stevenson gains in others. Arkansas and Florida show potential Stevenson gains as enthusiasm fades, with Louisiana uncertain due to New Orleans. Georgia and South Carolina favor Stevenson, while West Virginia and Oklahoma trend Democratic, and Tennessee remains mixed.
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Dixie
Stevenson
Arkansas
Florida
Eisenhower
South
White House
Tidelands
Louisiana
New Orleans
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Truman
Tennessee
GOP
South Carolina
West Virginia
Georgia
Ada Junior High School Opens With New Faces
Ada Junior High School begins a new term with organized classes and new staff including Leon Landrith as office manager and registrar, Mrs Doyle McKay as librarian, and Mrs Coy Mowdy as mathematics instructor. New student arrivals and a March of Time film are noted along with assembly leaders and program coordinators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Landrith
Doyle McKay
Coy Mowdy
Eugene Gash
Billie Holland
Summers Chapel
Clinton Potvin
Midland
Texas
Margie Stick
Oaklan
Rozetta Balthrop
Latta
Linda Sue Wallis
Davis
Jack Overby
Cowart Junior High
Wewoka
Daniel Blankenship
Wawanucka
Ray Hammock
Centrahoma
Charles Mayfield
Horace Mann
Ada
Ann McPherson
Oklahoma City
Linda Stick
Oakman
Karl Johnston
Shawnee
Geraldine Garrison
Durant
Ruth Salter
Judy McKay
Stillwater
Flora Wbag Bid Clathe
Kas
O. C. Deaton
Kenneth Hargis
Jo Ann Hargis
Lawton
Sandra Thompson
Seminole
Norma Scroggins
Clara Nell Mitchell
Byng
Judy Kemper
Independence
Ann Wade
Artesia
New Mexico
Stanley McNutt
John Ross Repass
Arthur Tribbey
John Wesley Johnston
Jerry Johnson
Checotah
Fran Stevens
el Rancho
Dale Andrews
Susanville
Calif
Gerry Gray
Elk City
Benny Blankenship
Wapanucka
Iris Faye Gaar
Bernice Mowdy
Elzora Johnson
Bonnie Stewart
C. L. Roberson
Funeral Wednesday For Coal Pioneer Vivian Oram 97
Services for Mrs. Vivian W. Oram 97 a long time Coalgate resident who died Monday after a heart attack will be held at 2 30 p m Wednesday at the Coalgate First Methodist church with Rev M M Monk officiating Burial will be in Coalgate cemetery Bearers are Don Williams Jack Gaddis Eugene Vietta J D Smith Jr Pat Mayer and Joe Pasquali Mrs Oram lived in the Coalgate area for 60 years Survivors include a daughter Mrs Clara Madden Coalgate two sons John Oram Orangeville California and Claude Oram Fulton California and a number of grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian W. Oram
Coal County
Coalgate
Coalgate First Methodist Church
M. M. Monk
Don Williams
Jack Gaddis
Eugene Vietta
J. D. Smith Jr
Pat Mayer
Joe Pasquali
Coalgate Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Adams
Oram
Clara Madden
John Oram
Orangeville
Calif
Claude Oram
Fulton
Woman slain near Guadalupe. husband jailed on murder charges
The victim, a woman found shot in her home on the fringe of Guadalupe near Phoeniz, had neck and arm wounds and a grazing head wound. Her husband Chaves is jailed without bond. Mrs. Chaves said she could now distinguish light from dark after the attack. John J. Flynn said first degree murder charges would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Guadalupe
Phoenix
Chaves
Lost Army Papers Found Near Midway Ride
Pfc. Willie F. Tipton returning from Korea after eleven months lost his discharge and personal military papers in a brown leather billfold near the midway at the fairgrounds. The wallet bears the initials W F T. Tipton, now at Army Navy Hospital Hot Springs, requests return to the NEWS. finder may keep the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie F. Tipton
Korea
Fairgrounds
F. Tipton
Army- Navy
Hot Springs
Pontotoc
Oklo
Midway
Navy explores guided robot planes with atomic bombs
Navy officials describe pilotless robot planes carrying atomic bombs and guided by a radio link from a guide plane. They say such drones could execute large scale attacks without defenses and may eventually supplant bomber aircraft, though exact missile inventories are undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Kurtz
Grumman
Korea
Associated Press
Graf
Films Provide Speech Students Stage Fright Tips
Mrs Elzora Johnsons dramatics and speech class used films Stage Fright, How to Overcome It and Proper Posture to give students practical pointers. In the dramatics class officers were elected Lou Ellen Repass as chairman and Yack Overby as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E]lzora Johnson
Lou Ellen Repass
Yack Overby
Ice Cream Social Delights Faculty Guests
After school on Thursday the school hosted a faculty ice cream social in the living room. Teachers and guests enjoyed homemade ice cream and cakes with Rex O Morrison and Ruth Collins among special guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex O. Morrison
Ruth Collins
Board of Education
Librarian Lectures to First Grade Students
Special planned periods in seventh grade literature classes featured lectures by Mrs. Pearl McKoy, the school librarian. She explained how to check a book, loan system, card catalog, Dewey Decimal, Atlas and World Almanac, and other reference aids before students browsed for fiction and non fiction reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lource Core
Daisy L. Moore
Pearl McKoy
Students deliver impromptu speeches on school respect
Mrs Elzora Johns class assigns impromptu talks on respect for school and property. Students Margaret Lockhart Annetta Johns Billy Holland Tommy Bush Paul Ellis and Kenneth Stout carried the message to all classrooms in a timely campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elzora Johnson
Margaret Lockhart
Annetta Johns
Billy Holland
Tommy Bush
Paul Ellis
Kenneth Stout
Officers Elected for Home Room 214 Class
Home room 214 elected Nancy Lambert president Laura Mor row vice president Buell Crow treasurer George Smith sports captain Glen Groves program chairman Janet Moore secretary and reporter. Fourteen boys and eight girls, 95 percent weekly church attendance with all girls at 100 percent. Thirteen members listed on class roll of talents including De wayne Fisher and several soloists. Miss Laurice Core is sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lambert
Laura Morrow
Buell Crow
George Smith
Glen Groves
Janet Moore
Dewayne Fisher
Gene Guderian
Phillip Roddy
Bob Ompson
Linday Barnes
Mary Callihan
Janet Morrow
James Murray
Sandy Frye
Miss Laurice Core
Map purchase aids ninth grade social studies efforts
Bonnie Stewart's ninth grade social studies classes examined four film strips on Tuesday and bought a new world map. The activity aimed to improve map reading and global awareness for students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnie Stewart
Music Classes Organize Fresh Vocal Work for Grades Eight and Nine
After vocal testing and seating plans, eighth and ninth graders begin new vocal exercises and selections. New music ordered for the semester. Seventh grade uses American Singer Music Book. A triple trio includes Sylvia Robberson Mary Helen Ray Marilyn Burns Melba Rives Betty Floyd Ann McPherson Dorothy Gibson Kay Kingery Beverly Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Robberson
Mary Helen Ray
Marilyn Burns
Melba Rives
Betty Floyd
Ann McPherson
Dorothy Gibson
Kay Kingery
Beverly Whitehead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virgil Hunt
Sampson Hisca
Nancy M. Layne
J. L. Emrick
Charles G. Carlson
W. D. Schock
Pearl Gardner
H. D. Amos
Jack Eaton
Harvey E. Gillon
John I. Gaston
Dora Kirschener
G. P. Carr
L. M. Jordan
Julius Crouch
A. B. Carpenter
F. E. Pence
United Corporation of Massachusetts
Section
Township 4
Sampson Hischa
Abe Holloway
Faye White
Kerr Lambert
Conn & Roberts
Plaintiff
Continental Production CO
Jesse
Oklaoma
J. D. Garr
William J. Turner
Ruth Patterson
East Main
Mti
Administratrix
Stratford News
Fittstowners
Myrtle Wolverton
Sulphur Baptists
Platt Park
sYee Johnston Murray
Times
Murray
Ada News
Dixie Editors
Virginia
Kentucky
A. P
Pat Lamb
Nora Gale Lewis
Pfc
Willie Tipton
Finder
Navy
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