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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Wise announce the birth of a son named Henry Lee on March 19. Relatives and neighbors including Cindy Ables Ada Glover and Betty Thornt on visited and celebrated, with Willie Myricks and Lilly managing the cake as they shopped in Shawnee.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Bullard and Ronnie Norman spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Bullard.
Mr and Mrs Dave McCoy of Ada visited Mrs McCoys brother and wife Mr and Mrs John Clouse on Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs William Shellen berger visited Mr and Mrs Bo da Hisan and Mr and Mrs Gerald Newell Sunday afternoon for a casual gathering with neighbors in the community.
Mr and Mrs Fred McKeel and Margaret spent Sunday in Garland Texas visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Wise and their children.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Riley of Olney visit daughter Mrs Bruce Scott and family and attend the revival at the First Baptist Church with their relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Howard Boddy of Durant recently visited with his parents Mr and Mrs P H Boddy.
Mrs Maggie Sawyers visited Sunday afternoon to call on Mrs Belle Stegall and Mrs Elma Winn. The social call reflected friendly neighborly ties and shared greetings among residents.
S S Lilley celebrated his 87th birthday with a dinner attended by family and friends from Holdenville Homer Ada Lawton and nearby. Guests included Cleth Myrick Ruby Lilley Raymond Tharp Guy Binkley Yates Tharp Smith Cunningham and others.
Nazarene reported 37 in Sunday school on March 31. Pee Anderson remains in Veterans Hospital in Oklahoma City with his wife Myrtle and Mr and Mrs Leon Blaxton visiting Sunday evening. Mrs Elma Winn and Mrs Ber tie Lilley visited Mrs Anderson late Sunday. Ada residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Miers visited Myrtle Anderson this week, as did her brother and wife Mr and Mrs Albert Turner of Ardmore.
Lonnie Barnes and Bob Slaughter visited Mr and Mrs George Barnes Sunday afternoon.
Visiting Mr and Mrs C L Gibson Sunday were their son John Gibson Yukon and Mr and Mrs W C Elliott Atoka.
Mrs. Darlene Standridge and her son Jimmy of Latta shared a Thursday dinner with Mrs. Frank Lewis. The visit included Mrs. Standridge and Mrs. Lewis in discussion and companionship.
Henderson defends spraying while avoiding harm to birds. County agents and health officials say pesticides are used with caution and milk tests show no contamination. Public health director Northrip notes no known harms and sees no alert from the state health department.
A settler praises traditional methods for efficient tomato cultivation. He notes a straight hand plow can guide between branches without harming leaves, arguing that Davis’s high yields and broad market confirm the superiority of these time tested practices.
Local classified ad invites readers to buy sell trade and rent items through the newspaper listing service. Contact phone number FE 2 4433 for details and placement.
The band consisted of Mike Enis on piano Darrell McClaren on bass Charlene Davis on snare Judy Patton on vocals and George Penick on guitar. Oklahoma Honor Society members included Judy Patton Charlene Davis Judy Pharr June Cook Nancy McElroy Mike Enis Lanny Sliger Linda Griffin Shirley Davis. Freshmen Linda Large Sandra Lewis Bettye Stevenson and Robert Hornsby were noted as specials. A March 29 dinner at Bob's Barbecue celebrated their achievements.
Mitchell notes that two strong teachers in a small rural school can outperform many city schools. Territorial schools existed across the county before statehood, and records begin at statehood, making it hard to determine which district runs the oldest continuously operated school. Some schools flourished before Ada was founded.
Mrs Nannie Cox gets ready for spring with a new roof painted exterior and new window screens installed by Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts who did the painting work already completed last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth shared supper Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson and their daughters Tamra and Stacy and helped Mrs. Robertson plant flower bulbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Ruth Sutton made a business trip to Ada Monday. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Franks. Mrs. Lena Soward and Chris and Beverly Sutton were visiting the Frankses.
Mrs Euvonne Franks, Janice, and Mrs Lena Soward visited Mrs Joy Tucker on Monday afternoon.
Mrs Ruth Sutton and her grandchildren Chris and Beverly Sutton spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Lena Soward helping with yard work.
Those visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Thursday included Winford Parrish Alva Evans Mr and Mrs Jack Perrine and Willie of Homer.
Mrs. Agnes Cruce and her children of Seminole had supper Tuesday with her parents Mr and Mrs Dennis Allen.
Mrs Opal Sutton Mrs Mary Allen and Mrs Minnie Lewis traveled to Stratford Friday morning for a business trip. On Saturday Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly and Larry Newby enjoyed fishing and boat riding at Lake Texoma. Mr and Mrs Robert Frantz returned to Lexington Maryland Wednesday after a visit in Tulsa Monday with her sisters.
Mr and Mrs Don Cooley and children of Ochelata spent a night and day with Rev and Mrs Bert Jones. Rev and Mrs Clyde Jared returned from a Bahama Islands church tour and praised the trip. Local fishermen around Oil Center are noted as well supplied with fish with Bert Jones and Willis Sutton always able to catch. Betty Hayes and Jeanette stayed with her parents Floyd Burk and wife while Mr Hayes and William Ray fished at Lake Texoma.
Readers note a string of weekend visits and social calls across Oil Center Wynnewood Shawnee and Stratford. Families like Booths Ward Pennington Dryden Dunkin and Maddox are seen at relatives homes church events and local stores with children Cathy Connie Donnie and Mike frequently mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton visited Mr and Mrs Vester Littles in Pauls Valley Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Johnny Soward Donna and Micky had dinner Sunday with his mother Mrs Lona Soward.
Rev and Mrs Arthur Smith were summoned to Oklahoma City Sunday night due to their daughter Mrs C E Mullins falling ill. they left after church services.
Marshall Cox Sr. had a stroke Saturday at the home of his brother Sam Cox where he was visiting. Well wishes are offered for his speedy recovery.
Rev and Mrs Arthur Smith and couples Pug Garrett Sondra Tucker and Alene Tucker attended the Henryetta C E Rally Monday night. Paula and Sondra sang a special song while Mrs Tucker and Mrs Garrett registered guests. Attendance reached 500 from various churches.
Rev Archie Beller conducts a series of services at the Byars Pentecostal Holiness Church where Rev B V Pendley serves as pastor. Everyone is invited to attend the services.
Mrs. Helen Kerdall and Nancy, Mrs. Alene Tucker and Paula, Mrs. Corene Willoughby and Carol, Mrs. Mary Cox and Helen, Mrs. Thelma Garrett and Sandra attended the event. Mrs. Tucker notes it rained hard in Oklahoma City that day causing water to pool and forcing the girls to wade with no raincoats.
Rev and Mrs Arthur Smith and Sondra Garrett attended a home coming at the Pentecostal Holiness Church in Shawnee on Sunday afternoon.
Last week Mrs Nannie Cox welcomed many visitors including Mr and Mrs Jim Megee and Ivon Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts and grandchildren Cathy and Kinney Roberts Mrs Neata Pearl Goodwin Granny Walden Mrs Ruth Sutton Mrs Opal Ward Mrs Martha Love and Machelle Mrs Mary Cox and Helen Mrs Hazel Newby Mrs Anna Mae Sutton and children Beverly and Chris Mr and Mrs Leonard Holloway and Linwood Stratford Marshall Cox Sr and Tim Cox.
Mrs Nancy Newby departed Thursday to spend a few days with her sister Mrs Florence Wren in Stratford.
Oil Center received two and a half inches of rain Saturday night, a long awaited downpour. Strong winds damaged some gardens and pastures, while a few hailstones accompanied the rain but caused no harm.
Rev and Mrs Bert Jones visited Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Virgil Scarbrough in Roff. Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley of Altus spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Willie Pierce. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs Albert Earl Pierce and their children from Midwest City. Mr and Mrs Willie Pierce visited Mr and Mrs Bill Rose on Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Dean Thompson and their children shared Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Light, enjoying family time together.
Mr and Mrs Albert Crow and Eddie Hayes spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Alvin Wells of the locality.
Albert Crow visited Lois Parish of Roff on Wednesday night. The meeting took place in Parish reportedly discussing community matters and local concerns.
Elmo Crow from Union Valley visited Mr and Mrs Albert Crow on Thursday in a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Robertson visited Mrs Edith Cook Sunday. Mrs Roma Weightman spent one night with Mrs Cook, and her son drove to Stratford Sunday afternoon on a pleasure trip.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and family shared supper Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Steve Gray, gathering for a family meal and conversation.
Ples Sutton called on Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Sutton Friday afternoon. He has been repairing portions of A. Q.'s pickup and helping with maintenance chores.
Frank Lewis worked through a busy Monday tending to the remainder of his garden following a period of welcome rain.
Sixty nine people attended the Pentecostal Holiness Church for Sunday services and Sunday school with Rev. Smith, the pastor, in charge of the services.
Mr and Mrs Lee Caviner and Mr and Mrs Oscar Caviner of El dorado spent the weekend with their brother E C Caviner and a.
Earl Franks was sick with a cold and could not attend church Sunday night. Mrs. Franks and Janice visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ode Franks and Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker and their daughters before the service.
Mrs Edith Cook visited Mrs Oleta Burk Sunday night in a social call. The informal visit occurred at Mrs Burk’s home, with no further events reported.
Mr and Mrs Ode Franks visit Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray for a social call. The cordial visit reflects local community ties and enduring friendly relations among neighbors.
Mrs Mary Cox and relatives visited Thelma Henderson Audie Pinley and Martha Love Sunday evening. Marshall Cox Sr. is on the sick list. M C Cox and Tim visited his father and took him to the doctor. Mrs Cox traveled to Ada on Monday on business.
Mr and Mrs Gray visited Mr and Mrs Doyle Newby and Ted Pendergrass Sunday afternoon. They had dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred Gray.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Ward and their son of Shawnee spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Herman Ward, sharing a warm family gathering. The visit emphasized kinship and extended kin relations in the community.
Sunday dinner guests of E C Caviner and H R were Mr and Mrs Edmond Caviner and sons Mr and Mrs John Wood Mr and Mrs Bruce Little Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb Mrs Estalene Farmer and Jeanette Mr and Mrs Oscar Caviner and Mr and Mrs Lee Caviner.
Mr and Mrs Senior Love and Machelle move from Ada to acquire the Sliger property. The sale marks a new ownership segment in the local land records.
Attendees included Mrs. Joyce Isaacs Mrs. Mary Cox Mrs. Eu gonne Franks Mrs. Joy Tucker Mrs. Agnes Myers Mrs. Myrtle Tucker Mrs. Marie Welch Mrs. Juanita Frantz Mrs. Clareta Gray and Mrs. Maxine Willoughby. FHA club mothers of Vaness comprise Mrs. Cox Mrs. Welch Mrs. Isaacs Mrs. Myers Mrs. Virgie Pennington and Mrs. Corene Willoughby.
Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden visited Mrs Ray Magar and children in Center Monday night where Mrs Magar had just returned from the hospital. Several Dryden relatives including Verniece Ruby and Elma planned visits to Naomi Bradley Milderd Melton Cheryl and Rachel Horton across multiple days.
The past week lists Mr. and Mrs. Owen Magar and sons Ahloso. Mr. and Mrs. Essel Magar and children Stratford. Miss Ruth Magar Ada. Mrs. Irene Klutts Doris and Sue Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Buren Magar Oakman. and Mrs. Mary Pinley.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Alfred Pennington and family. Lorraine Pennington shopped Ada Tuesday and visited Alma Maddox who was ill. Donnie and Wayland Pennington visited Ruby Dryden who felt unwell. neighbors brought her a flower. Laurie Pennington and Cathy and Connie Clay visited Lorraine Pennington Monday. Milo Pennington visited with his brother Alfred Pennington.
Mr and Mrs P O Henson received word that his niece Miss Dorthy Matthews is again a patient in Valley View Hospital. Mrs Thelma Jean Garrett visited Sunday with Mrs Patsy Henson and Mrs Mary Lou Henson. Rev Murrill Henson Kansas City Mo visited his parents Mr and Mrs P O Henson. Mrs Mary Lou Henson shopped in Ada Friday.
Mr and Mrs Willie Isaacs attended the horse sale at Pauls Valley Friday night. En route they stopped by Mrs Maude Bragg in Stratford to check on her who has been ill the past two weeks.
Sympathy is expressed for Mrs. Joan Bryant on the death of her husband. The family, including Joan’s parents and former Parish Chapel residents, are noted, with Joan formerly Mrs. Joan Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thompson.
Mrs Patsy Henson and children visited Mr and Mrs Homer Mercer in Fort Worth Texas at the home of her mother Mrs Gracie Mears and Mr Mears Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Farrell Jones Denise and Gregg visited Sunday evening with Mrs Henson and family. Mrs Phylis Jones visited Mrs Henson Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Orin Clay visited his mother Mrs. E. C. Clay in Valley View Hospital on Wednesday.
Frank Dryden cut his finger badly while fixing a fence on Monday. The gash required a couple of stitches to close the wound.
Miss Vineta Pennington attended the FHA rally in Oklahoma City on Saturday. Verniece Dryden spent Monday with Mrs. Virgie Pennington.
Mr and Mrs Austell Horton attended church at Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church on Sunday. Mrs Alene Thompson and daughter Mrs Phylis Sheldon with children from Oklahoma City visited Mrs Horton on Wednesday. Others like Juanita Rowe Del Robinson Bruce Little Wesley Farmer and Florence Isaacs stopped by Hortons across the week. Johnna Kay Patton from Oklahoma City spent weekend with grandparents W N Isaacs while J A Patton worked on a cabin at the lake.
Mrs Lulu Jennings from Paoli was a guest of Mr and Mrs J W Law on Tuesday and Wednesday. They fished together and reported a good catch. Mrs Lilly Miller, Mrs Pat Law and Gregg visited Mrs Elma Law on Thursday.
Vickie visited Mrs. Ollie Tucker and Mrs. Clara Wood on Monday. Mrs. Nora Gray called on Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Isaacs on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Edwards and Gary called on Willie and Florence Isaacs Sunday evening. Frank Dryden visited Willie Isaacs on Tuesday. Mrs. Clareta Gray and Vickie visited briefly Saturday morning with the W. N. Isaacs.
Mr and Mrs Junior Willoughby spent the weekend with her brother Buddy Hightower near Oklahoma City, with Tommy Carroll and Larry also joining the visit.
Mrs. Wanda Lamb and her children visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgle Farmer, Sunday. Carolyn and Elaine Farmer stayed with their cousin Phylis Lamb and attended church at Oil Center Sunday morning. Elton Farmer spent Sunday night with Donnie Lamb.
Mrs Lottie McClure and Patsy Ada and Mrs Ethel Varnadore visited Mr and Mrs Frank James and Olen Sunday after.
Ruby Dryden visited Mrs. Mildred Melton and Cheryl Tuesday morning at Parish Chapel.
Mrs Clariece Pennington and Karl Wade and Mrs Inez Pennington were in Ada Tuesday. Inez had a medical checkup. Claude Horsley attended the horse sale in Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs J C Martin transacted business in Ada Tuesday. Mrs Martin kept an appointment with her doctor.
Bill Layne of Stratford visited Claude Horsley on Tuesday seeking guidance after a recent community meeting. The two discussed local concerns and potential collaborative efforts to address them.
Mr and Mrs Neville Pennington visited Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington on Tuesday night in Harrell and Karl accompanied by the Penningtons in a family gathering at their home.
Mr and Mrs Bill Belk of Monterey California welcomed a seven pound five ounce daughter named Carey Renee. Grandparents are Don and Alfred Swayne of Oakland California.
Mrs M D McCurdy renewed her subscription to The Ada Weekly last week.
Claude Horsley visited Earl and Olney Marcum in Stratford last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Lillie Miller and Mrs Iva Stonecipher fished at a lake near Steedman with Mrs Willie Pierce but had little luck. They later visited Willie’s sister Mrs Miller and took her to Vaness to vote in the school election.
Mrs. Sybel Reed visited Mrs. Mildred Melton Tuesday after a prior invitation. The pair shared tea and chatted about mutual acquaintances, with Reed reporting pleasant weather and Melton expecting a family gathering later in the week.
Marvin McCurdy shows improvement after surgery and attends a physical checkup with his surgeon in Ada alongside his wife Mrs. McCurdy Tuesday afternoon.
Eddie Haskins and Monte Law visited Florence Isaacs last evening in a brief social call. Isaacs reportedly discussed community concerns and upcoming local events during the informal visit.
Mr and Mrs Troy Miller visited in the Henry Nessel home on Sunday and spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Virgle Ray Miller and Mr and Mrs Bob Crowder and their children.
Poo Law visited Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington Sunday morning. Frank James visited Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy Thursday. Mildred Melton visited Mr and Mrs Lee Decker and Mrs Sybel Reed Friday.
J. W. Law finds a live two pound crappie on the grass after a heavy Saturday rain while inspecting his stock ponds dams. He ponders whether fish rained from the sky or washed out from the pond and plans quicker dam checks after the next big storm.
Mr and Mrs Joe Parks of Lovelady and Mrs Mary Ellen Ward of Ada visited Mr and Mrs J C Martin on Thursday.
Mrs Opal Sutton and Mrs Mary Allen of Oil Center visited Mrs Vonda Dees Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lucy Whittington and Mrs. Leona Neely of Ada spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank James and Olen Sunday and attended church services here.
Florence Isaacs visited Stratford last Wednesday evening with Mrs Maude Bragg and Walter Gibson, according to local social notes.
Rev. and Mrs. Carl Denham Ed Varnadore Phillip Bradley and I A Bradley attended the fifth Sunday gathering at Center Hill.
Mrs Lilly Miller and Mrs El ma Law joined Mrs Pat Law and Gregg fishing on Thursday. Gregg, helped by his mother, caught his first fish though small, hinting he may grow into a serious fisherman like his Grandmother Law. Sunday guests included the J W Laws and a long list of relatives.
Mrs Pat Law and Gregg and Miss Rita Jackson visited Mr and Mrs R L Wood and family in Moore Sunday, sharing greetings and hospitality with the household.
Mr and Mrs Ed Varnadore visited Mr and Mrs A Bradley and family Friday night.
Claude Horsley traveled to near Stratford on Wednesday to meet with Leo Deibel and discuss local matters. The encounter highlighted community ties and regional initiatives in the area.
Miss Cheryl Melton visited Mr and Mrs Lee Decker in Stratford. The social call is noted in local society circles.
Mr and Mrs Coleman Pennington Nelda and Roy Ada and Mr and Mrs Neville Pennington and sons visited in the W A Pennington home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs George Scarborough Ada and Mrs Ruth Mc are named in a local notice. The fragment indicates a family or property matter with Ada as hometown and two named individuals involved in a legal or settlement notice.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Robbins of Lindsay visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees and Linda spent the day with Mr and Mrs A O Sutton in Oil Center.
Mrs. Maxine Cameron and her son Claudie visited Mr. and Mrs. Dale Melton and Cheryl and Claude Horsley on Saturday and also did shopping in Ada.
Kenneth Martin and Oma Ja Nellie of Ahloso visited Mr and Mrs J C Martin Monday. Houston Ansell of Stratford visited Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy Sunday morning.
Harrell Gene Pennington spent Sunday with Miss Sue Woods in a quiet social gathering. The readable fragment highlights a family or local social visit as part of a community notices page.
Miss Karen Hooks daughter of Mrs Anne Maddox underwent a tonsillectomy at Valley View Hospital during the weekend.
Mrs Lorraine Pennington visited Mrs Lyn nia Horton and Mrs Alma Maddox at Parish Chapel on Monday to share news and chat.
Albert Jones from Stratford and Claude Horsley joined a horse sale at Pauls Valley Friday evening. The event drew local buyers and sellers seeking suitable mounts.
Mr and Mrs Dennis McDaniels and their children from Oklahoma City were guests of Mr and Mrs Leroy McDaniels and their children on Thursday night and Friday.
Mr and Mrs Jackie Davis and their children of Fort Worth Texas were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Little for the past week concluding with a visit in their home and sharing family hospitality.
Arvell and Ardell Phillips Yu kon and Miss Jean Woods Ada visited Miss Phnaughn McDaniels Sunday. The group toured Sulphur and Turner Falls sightseeing and went bowling in Sulphur.
Mrs. Lynnia Horton visited Mrs. Bill Miller on Thursday. Mrs. Marie Little and her mother Mrs. Goforth of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Little on Sunday afternoon.
The report lists Miss Rita Jackson visiting Miss LaWanna McDaniels Sunday and Mrs. Lynnia Horton visiting Mrs. Anne Hamblin. Several residents including ton, Karl, Alvis, Phnaughn, LaWanna McDaniels and Rita Jackson bowled in Pauls Valley Monday evening. F. M. Wood of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Little Sunday. Bessie Pierce appeared Monday morning. Jeannie visited Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Dobbyns in Wynnewood Friday.
Mrs Christine Martin visited Mrs Juanita Meeks Saturday afternoon. The social call occurred at Meeks home and involved friendly conversation and refreshments.
Linda visited Mr and Mrs Leroy McDaniels and their children on Thursday in a concise social note. The event captures a routine family visit with no additional details or outcomes.
Ton and Karl visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Payne and their children in Lindsay on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Bond of Ada and Mr and Mrs Joe Maddox of Wes and Jeannie were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs J C Maddox in a local social gathering.
Mrs. Elinor Ansell of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Davis Crisp with children visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCurdy on Thursday. The Crisp family has just returned from a two year period living in England.
Mr and Mrs J C Martin along with Mr and Mrs George Ward and Ronnie Mrs Judy King Karen Cliff Jen nifer Ada Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin Sharon Mike Oma Janelle Ahloso and Mr and Mrs Millard Henry Gene Barbara and Jerry Prague spent a day at Sulphur Sun for a family outing.
Mrs. Bessie Bradley visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes last Wednesday, sharing a casual call and catching up with the longtime acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs Don Crisp of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Ed Var nadore Sunday, sharing a family afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Curdy and Ruth visited Oklahoma City on Sunday for a family outing. The visit highlighted domestic ties and local travel.
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