Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital (Pawhuska, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 237, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 3, 1964 Page: 3 of 8
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Norman Todd, teacher in Ethiopia, writes
colorful letter about conditions there
(NLrs. Margaret Todd has kindly rightly so. Time will tell the eto:
brought a letter from her son Nor- in Addis there are beautiful 5011-
man Todd who is superintendent dings, paved streets, TV starts to-
of an American Dependents School morrew (both in English and A.
Addis Ababa, Ethopia. His wife heric), automobiles, and some in-
Dessie is also a teacher. We are dustry. This prosperity covers ap.
happy to share this interesting let- proximately 1 per cent cf the peo-
ter with our readers, Ed.) ple of the land.
tasnaY, necEER 3, 1001 PAWHUSK t JOTRNAL-CAPITAL, PAWHUSKA. ort. A. PACE TimEE
Legionnaires will
attend dinner for
Commander Hull
November 5 1961 Such abjest poverty outside of
Christmas time is rapid... an- the city, you could hardly believe,
proaching, and time to correspond Tukuls (houses) arc made of mud,
with relations, friends and lot. co manure, and straw mixed to-
time associates. It isn’t that we gether with the feet. This is for
don’t think of each of you often 90 per cent of the country. Women
it is just difficult to find time to carry loads of wood, hides, sugar
write each of vou. Christmas is the cane, etes 3 distance of 100 miles
most joyous time of the year and by walking, and these loads are
when all friends should be together, never, under 100 pounds. This is
but this not being possible please sold for one Ethiopia dollar the
remember us, and write often. equivalent of 40 cents American.
We have left the land of the Tryit some time. .
Weinerschnitzels, Protwurst, Dam-This land s one of the ol-iest
ens and Herrens, and this year are democratic (despotic) independent
axploring Africa. We have always countries of the world, and the
wanted to visit Africa, but little American Negro that comes here
did we realize that we would be tovisit usually makes the follow-
living here for a year or so. I am in statement: If this is indepen-
Superintendent of the American dence and freedom, give me my
Schorl here, and Desrie is teaching slavery in the 1 nited States."
the third grade . The most important problems
Ethiopia has ben one of the that have never been solved, and
marvels and enigmas of geography may never be, are poverty, ignor-
throughout recorded history. Hid- Dance and disease. Our tax money
den behind it’s protective mount- is being poured into here to help Thursday, Dec. 3:
ains, much that is known about it this situation and it definitely has
1 1Ti helped in many respects. We are
fives call TV "Lama or wA not impressed by the tall buildings,
can guarantee that many of we the Emperors bodyguard, the Cadi-
Americans here refer £ it by Hlacs they drive, or the Emperors
+1 - . lions, but we can see improvement
other names. :...
R:1: , . in education (even if it is only in
First of all. if you have never Addis, Dire Dawa and Alemaya.
visited an underdeveloped country. 7 1
, Elementary classes have them tea-
this land comes as quite a shock, ching - ne teacher for 150 students
especially I us after living in per class, how would you like to -
overdeveloped Germany, Today as try that Dessie complains if T put |
the country plunges toward the over 25 in , class 1
twentieth century its ira of isola- sands are turned away Becauth or ’
tion is rapidly disappearing. Many lack of facilities. This really makes
Americans are in Ethiopia today - you appreciate what we have done
Military Advistory Groups (Army) thru elucation in the States. After I
American Embassy and Staff, Uni- the fourth grale all stulents are i
ted Nations, Peace-Corps (so per taught English as a second lan- .
cent of all teachers here) USAID
(Aid for International Develop-
ment) American Highway Engi-
neers and ct . All of these people
have students going to the Ameri-
can School here, so vou can see
RECEIVES DIPLOMA — Miss
Virginia Webster has completed
her course in complete office
machines at the Oklahoma School
of Banking, Oklahoma City and
has received her diploma. She
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rolland Webster and a graduate
of Pawhuska High School.
Birthday.*
Georgi Sue Ray
Tommy Smith Jr.
Ray E. Kanatzer
Eddie Bill Shangreau
Mrs. Maurice Hamlin
Mrs. Carl Rogers
Mrs. Kenneth Carnagey
Vivian Gullett
Members of American Legion
Post 97 who plan to attend the
homecoming dinner for Depart-
ment Commander Hollis Hull, in
Oklahoma City, Saturday, ai
Fred Tillman, Chauncey B. Wit-
craft Jr., and Woodie Winton.
There will be a social hour be-
ginning at 6:30 p.m., and the din-
ner at 7:30 p.m., in the mirror
room of the Oklahoma City audi-
torium with commander Hull’s
home Post, number 5, acting as
hosts.
All Legionnaires and auxiliary
members are invited. Reserva-
tions should be sent to Mr. Tim
Turnbull, 136 N.W. 10th Street,
Oklahoma City at $4 per person.
One of the members from Post
97 will present the most recent
membership cards to Commander
Hull. Tillman and Witcraft are
both past department comman-
ders.
MODEL STUDY BOOTH is tested by Oklahoma Christian College American Legion Post 97 is
student, Lynn Hicks, as Dr. Stafford North, Learning Center di- taking part in a money-making
rector, explains the new concept in student study, project to help buy new furniture
for the small boys’ building at
Banthe for Tau honor society for some 2.000 the Ponca City Home school
JIUUV D0001S OF visitors who were on hand for the which is being remodelled and
■ annua mecoming activities, repaired.
OCC learning Center The study booths, or carrels,
UCU LVONU VCIIICI will be provided for every student
enrolled at OCC next year. The
Students at Oklahoma Christi- college will be the first in the
an College are taking part this United States to offer the indi-
year in the first stages of a pro- vidual study booths on a full-time
grain expected to be the first of basis for every student. Plans
its kind in the nation, Larry call for having them electronical-
C Quinalty, son of Mr. and Mrs. ly outfitted where students can
Nick Quinalty and one of the OC eventually dial for particular
B C students has reported, course lectures.
Speech students at the college Dr. Stafford North, learning
have been helping in research to center director, is working this
develop electronically equipped semester under a federal grant
study booths for the OCC learn- to research the development of a
ing center, now under construe- study program technique utiliz-
tion, ing pre-taped lectures as part of
,_ ....... First full-sized model of the an independent study program to
kuare, consequently they forget (By Maida Williams) proposed study booths was ex- be employed outside the class-
Ami anicrand it is ' icu 0 " When I complained about los- hibited on the campus by mem- room. .
In spite or all this there is some- ing my mincemeat cake recipe bers of the college’s Alpha Delta The research this year involves
thing beautiful, interesting, educa- Helen (Mrs. J.C.) Cornett called
.tionally worthwhile, and enchant- to say she had an excellent one
that we are part of a large Ameri- ing about foreign countries. If for and would share it. She had made
can Community. . nothing else, it makes one appre- un abatch and baked a part of
We miss some of the comforts of ciate the Unite , States the dough for cookies and when
home such as a double lied to sleep Here 1 an,I even she served them everyone wanted
in, a stove or refrigerator that will I don’t understand why | want to the recipe. l'ni delighted to have
work, water that you can drink walk down the Chance Elleyses in it.
from a fountain or hydrant with- Paris, go by boat the length of the . Mincemeat cake:
out boiling for 30 minutes, # tele- Rhine elinh the mountain, of 1 lb' mincemeat
phone that works, people that un- Switzerland, lock at the riords of 1 cup broken nuts
derstand our language, and Amen- Norway heot leopard 1 tbsp vanilla
can food, to name just a few things. i ia ^ must be the saml tin- % cup melted shortening.
The rainy season here is one of t. (margarine)
the most severe in the world often Japan’ or ruRltam next’ year. 1 cup sugar
it rains five inc nes in twenty minu- 1. 3 eggs
tes. This is everyday of July, canct hex money because wear = cups flour
August and September After this must rimiah Wl lisertation and 1 :D sodiei dissolved in
it only rains once a week or s me- ., , € . - , ,i tbsp boiling water
thing. Actually the weather here wt the mix it real d some 1 cup candied fruit, mixed,
in Addis Ababa, the capitol, is as Wat I just mix with a little (chopped)
wonderful as anywhere in the ,. . , ,. Mix slightly beaten eggs and .
world The temperature ranges Dessie wanted me to tell you sugar. Add shortening, vanilla, 7:45 p.m.
front 40 degrees at night to 80 about the beautiful architecture of soda dissolved in boiling water. Knights of Pythias, 8 p.m.
degrees in the daytimes the year the country, the beautiful uniforms then mincemeat, mix well. Add Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m.,
Argun avtimer the year of the soldiers with lions manes dry ingredients, mix and then 523% Kihekah.
The country Ethopia is very for helmets, the beautiful birds of stir in chopped candied fruit and FRIDAY
The country Ethopia is very the country, about our wonderful-
beautiful. Much of it is similar ro cook, and about the trip we are tal.
the Grand Canyon, and the rive rs ing to Narobi, Kenya, Christmas
flowing into Lake Tana to form time, but I haven’t the time,
the headwaters of the Blue Nile
are very impressive. It is a natural
land t< photograph because of the
COLUMN
Shin Week
IN PAWHUSKA
THURSDAY
Mariners, 6:30 p.m.
Lions, 6:30 p.m.
Pawhuska Duplicate Bridge
Club, 7 p.m.
Lynn P-TA. 7:30 p.m.
Mary-Martha Circle, 7:30 p.m.
Susannah Wesley Circle,
7:30 p.m.
W M.C., Assembly of God,
7:30 p.m.
First Christian Church Guild,
***
SLUMBER SET—Prescribed wear while waiting up for
Santa; look-alike sleepwear for both big and little girls.
At left, flower-sprigged cotton challis in blue or pink
makes an enchanting quilted robe and sleep boots. The
same fabric also is the inspiration for lace-trimmed pa-
jamas and matching curler bonnet All by Her Majesty,
speech classes with close evalua-
tion of its effectiveness.
When completed, the learning
center will include the study
booths, all library facilities, re-
search materials and professors’
offices under one roof in a com-
munity of scholars approach to
liberal arts learning.
The booth, built and exhibited
on campus by OCC students just
prior to the holiday season, is
electronically equipped to offer
the pre-taped speech lecture to
any one dialing the proper course
and lecture series number.
The open-fronted booths are
312 feet wide and 3-foot, 9-inches
deep with book shelves, a private
locker, typewriter and desk as
well as the electronic equipment.
BIRTHS
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, of
Muskogee, announce the birth of
their second son, Troy David, at
nuts last. Bake at 325° for about Women's Golf Assn., 9 a.m. a
one hour. Baking time will de- Indian Camp HD Club, 1:30 p.m. 5:14 a.m., today. He weighed 8-
pend on size of pan. SATURDAY
For cookies, drop by teaspoons- Women's group, Osage Golf
Merry Christmas to all of you. ful on lightly oiled cookie sheet. Association, 8 a.m.
Maye we’ll get this out of our Bake about 15 minutes. Penguin Club, 6:30 p.m.
, , , system or.c of these days and come - —--------— Sub Deb Club, 6:30 p.m.
beautiful colors or foilage, flowers, home to stay, and celebrate with
and landscape. . you. Write often as it takes any-
In opposition t. my apprecia- where from ten to fifty days to
tion of the land. - my feeling for reach here. If you need anything in
the people. It seems that they don’t the way of cobra skin purses,
want to learn how to do anything leopard skin coats jimma stools.
America is pouring literally mil- ivory tusks, or monkey skin rugs.
lions into this place, and maybe just write the Todds. We love all of
you.
pounds, 13 ounces.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Ramey Wilson, Oklahoma City;
and Mr. and Mrs. George Shimo-
nek, Pawhuska.
Lowest Pric e Ever!
Hospital Notes
Admissions:
Charles Bacon
Nancy McAlexander
Dismissals:
Charles Munson
Dessie and Norman
American Dependent School
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
APO 09319, N. Y., N. Y.
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shapes a cutaway jacket and
floor-length slim skirt for
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glaze's Minicare finish for
practical crease-resistant
features.
Court House News
Pleadings
Leonard Ray Pyle vs Mary
Faye Pyle; plaintiff's motion to
modify.
Divorces Asked
Bertha Marie Reynolds vs Wil-
liam J. Reynolds.
Josephine E. Strate vs Walter
Eugene Strate.
Civil Cases
Paul Allen vs Mildred Agnes
Trough, et al; quiet title.
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ADOPTION ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Leaman Wells, of
Garden Grove, Calif., announce
the adoption of a baby daughter.
Laurie Anne, on November 20.
The baby was born on June 27th
and weighed five pounds and ten
and one-half ounces. Mrs Wells is
the former Miss JoAnne Currey.
* * *
RETURNS FROM VISIT
Mrs. J. A. Armstrong returned
Tuesday from a 10-day trip. She
visited her daughter Mrs. H. L.
Norman and Mr. Norman, grand-
daughter Mrs. Don Collins and
Mr. Collins and grandson Jim
Cornelious in Odessa, Texas, and
a granddaughter Mrs. Duane
Moreland and Mr. Moreland in
Roswell, N. Mex.
TULSANS VISIT
Mrs. John McDaniel Jr., and
her son, Scotty, returned to their
home in Tulsa today after a visit
with Mr. and Mrs. John McDan-
iel Sr.
Conversion
When Canada’s planned 1967
World’s Exhibition closes in Oc-
tober of that year, Quebec’s mul-
timillion-dollar pavilion will be
converted into a modern art mu-
seum and music-drama conserva-
tory.
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