The Wynnewood Gazette (Wynnewood, Okla.), Vol. 66, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1966 Page: 2 of 8
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THE WYNNEWOOD GAZETTE, WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
THURSDAY, A-UGUgT 4, 1968
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EDITORIAL
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SODA IN ACTION
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There Is No Substitute For Safety When It Comes To
Depositing Your Money. Your Deposit At Our Bank Are
Insured Up To $10,000 By The Federal Deposit Insurance
We Have An Entire Line-Up Of Services To Make
Your Banking Convenient. So "SWING” To The Friendly
First National Bank That's Making A Big Hit With So
Many People And Businesses. Stop In Today. Open An
Account And Investigate Our Many Friendly Services.
A cool house with air conditioning or electric
fans... tasty cool meals and cold desserts from the
freezer and refrigerator ... cooling drinks from the
electric blender... refreshing showers and baths
thanks to the electric water heater.
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And all this cool comfort costs so Ilttlel Your
electric company people bring you this dependable
electric service at such 6 low price that its one of the
biggest bargains In your family budget.
ement of this area. We would like to quote in part a letter received
from .Mr. Bill Hoover, president of the association, which gives an
idea of what SODA expects to accomplish in 'the near future.
“Can your county and community efficiently handle double your
present population In the next five years? Are your churches, sch-
ools, streets, water systems,sewer systems, and city-county planning
programs geared to handle the growth that is inevitable ”
And howl But let your electric service help you
beat the heat.
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Gov. candidate Preston Moore points out to Democratic Party leaders the Oklahoma
cities and towns to be visited on his late summer tour of the state, to thank primary
supporters and recruit active workers for the fall campaign. Party strategists discussing
plans with Moore are (L to r.) Lt. Gov. George Nigh, campaign coordinator Bill Kerr, na-
tional committeeman Jim Arrington and state Democratic chairman Smith Hester.
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CAPITOL REPORT
by FRED R. HARRIS
EMPLOYEES
Bill Talmadge, Ass’t. Cashier
Dorothy Dunn, Ass’t Cashier
Judy Phillips, Secretary
Laquita Hensley, Pr. Oper.
Peggy Howard, Bookkeeper
Betty Goodman, Bookkeeper
Louie Ford, Janitor
Entered at the Wynnewood. Oklanoma postoffice. as second-
class matter, under Act of March 3, 1879.
Published Every Thursday at 210 South Commercial Street
Wynnewood, Oklahoma 73098
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new cane will cause a branching
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DIRECTORS
V. P. Welch
L. W. Musgrove
R J. Hutchens
Mat Wolf, Jr.
Dr. M. E. Robberson, Jr.
Doug Garrett
HORTICULTURE TIPS
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The real Albert story starts, legislative processes and won
though, in 1946 when he was the respect of men of both
elected to the U. S. House of parties. He became known far
Representatives from the Third and wide as '‘The Little Giant.”
District and started his dramatic Undoubtedly, Carl Albert will
climb to leadership. be the next speaker at the House
He worked with such dedica- of Representatives.
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It is believed by members of SODA that the population of the
area will double in the next five (years. Mr. Hover had this to say
regarding population growth, “As president of SODA, I feel absolu-
tely sure that the 10 counties comprising )this economic district can.
and will, achieve the growth predicted. An informed city and county
leaders can always profit more from the phenomenal growth than
can a fellow who is operating in the dark. Fantastic economic grow-
th and development must first absolutely, start in the minds of the
people.”
The most important part of improving your community is know-
ing what you want and having the organization of the people to
achieve these goals. We know what we want, and we have the
SODA organization. We have the foundation, now we can complete
the job.
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Old blackberry canes that fruit- pecans will fall, to the . ground,
ed in 1966 should be removed, DI T spray is effective for weevil
and the new green plants should control if applied before serious
damage has occured.
swing to bring about some of the many plans made for the develop plant growth and a better yield
next year. Summer mulching of
To get more production, ferti- per plant as a top dressing. In
lize tomatoes, egg plants, peppers fact, it is a good plan to top
___2 ______ 1 ‘ J garden, dress the okra about every three
A pound of nitrogen fertilizer per weeks as long as the plants are
alive.
just planting a turnip patch.
Contender beans will usually
produce an excellent fall crop.
Plant between August 10-20. Keep
the fall garden small in size. Be
ready to plant in early August.
See Extension Circular 486.
Irish potatoes in the spring
garden produce poor crops on the
average. Now is the time to plant
for a small patch of fall Irish :
potatoes. Be ready to seed be- ■
tween August 1 and August 15.
Cut seed pieces will germinate
more quickly than whole pota-
toes.
(1) Use the Blish Triump or Red
Warba variety.
(2) Cut the seed peices so they
will weigh an ounce or more.
(3) Planting deep will keep the
seed pieces cooler and aid ger-
mination.
(4) Plant on time.
(5) Use plenty of commercial
fertilizer.
(6) Water the area if possible.
(7) Control potato bugs.
To keep the okra producing,
cut the tall stalks back to about
I one foot high. Branching will
start producing again. It is a
[good plan to use about a table-
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tion and displayed so much abili-
ty that he soon was handling
major legislation, and in 1955
was elected Democratic Whip in
the House on the recommenda-
tion of the late Speaker Sam
Raybum.
During the years that followed
the strawberry patch is a good
practice.
To prevent sunburn on the
Black Diamond watermelon, ap-
ply a thick lime solution or paste
to the surface of the melon
about a week or ten days before
ripening.
Mold-and-hold of apple trees is
a new phase to most fruit grow-
ers. Allow the trees to grow
rapidly with little or no pruning
through the first five years. Af-
ter they are fruiting well, tree
size can be restricted by head-
ing back or complete removal of
side limbs that crowd or get too
long. Make cuts to the outside
leaving a younger shoot near the
center of the tree when heading
back to keep the tree to a pre-
determined height. Corrective
cuts and shoot removel will be
education at a small rural school,
known then as Bug Tussle.
He was an excellent student,
winning many honors at Mc-
Alester High School before en-
rolling at the University of Ok-
lahoma. At OU he became a
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The Capitol spotlight was turn-
ed on Oklahoma last week as
members of Congress and top
government officials joined in a
non-partisan tribute in Washing-
ton to Carl Albert, the majority
leader of the U. S. House of
Represen tati ves.
Hundreds of Oklahomans,
many of whom now live in
Washington, attended the dinner
Friday night honoring our Third
District Congressman, who is
Oklahoma’s highest ranking fed-
eral official.
The honor was richly deserved.
Albert is an inspiration to young
people throughout the nation,
for his remarkable career de-
monstrates what a young man
can do if he has courage and
determination.
Albert was born in Pittsburg
County, the son of a farmer of
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