District Court In Pontotoc County OK
State of Oklahoma proceedings in Pontotoc County District Court.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1963
Page
7
State of Oklahoma proceedings in Pontotoc County District Court.
In the matter of S. D. (Sam) Ray an incompetent guardian Arthur A. Ray guardian files final account for review. Hearing set for Friday April 12 1963 at 10 am in Ada Oklahoma county court. All interested parties must appear to show cause why account should not be settled and guardianship terminated. Dated March 22 1963.
The Sickles family and relatives enjoyed a Saturday rain and visited Mrs Thelma Perriman. They later traveled to Lake Texoma with a nice catch before returning home.
Mr and Mrs R N Gilstrap have moved into their new residence just south of Lightning Ridge. They visited Mrs Perriman Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Pauline Vandegriff spent Thursday visiting Mrs. Perri man. Mrs. Pat Coffey and boys visited in the afternoon. Danny and Dennis Coffey stayed with their Grandmother Perriman Tuesday afternoon while their mother helped with the school election.
Mrs. Lloyd McIlroy and Mrs. Lorene McIlroy visited Ada on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Townsley. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ragland and their children from Oklahoma City and Mrs. Bettye Ferguson and Bobby from Arkansas. A prior outing saw Mr. and Mrs. L McIlroy and Mrs. Townsley in Oklahoma City with Irene Merriman and Leon Ragland.
Mrs. Marvin Briggs and Mrs. W. E. McCullar visited with friends including Mrs. Goldie Cornell and Mrs. Jack Hurt. New phones were installed for several households, sparking long phone chats and a joyful sense of nearer neighbors and family connections.
Mrs Briggs suffered a mashed thumbnail and multiple splinters while building a new green picket fence. Bruises are healing and the yard now looks real nice.
Mrs Frazier hosted visitors at her place on Wednesday and shared plants. Mrs Briggs called Friday to see Mrs McCullar. Thursday saw Mr and Mrs McCullar visiting Briggs. Howard Briggs had supper with brother Jim and family, then visited Bill. Marvin Briggs visited Roy and family at Rebee Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Otis Coffey accompanied her granddaughter Carol Bennett to Oklahoma City on Saturday for the Future Homemakers of America Rally.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Lewelling and two sons of Stratford and Mr and Mrs Shelby Stanfield visited Mr and Mrs Roy Cantwell Monday night. The group made and enjoyed string music. Mrs Cora Cantwell and Mrs Lois Wall visited Mrs Kimmel Thursday. Roxie Dennis of Norman spent Thursday night and Friday with her parents and took her son Joe Bob home. Bill Domby and son of Moore were Friday supper guests. Miles Kimmel and Mrs Gertie Summers and Mack were Saturday night visitors. Cantwell and Dennis visited Willie Morrison in Roff Friday. Leroy Cantwell and children were supper guests Saturday.
A group gathered at Mr and Mrs Roy Cantwell's home Monday night and made music. Mr and Mrs Shelby Stanfield attended to enjoy the performance.
Several Hart residents traveled to Vaness to vote on the school election Tuesday. Ben Ownbey was re elected to serve on the school board for another year.
Mrs. Guy Lawson and Guylene traveled from Ada on Tuesday to visit the Bob Hatchers. They were joined by Mrs. Hatcher and Robert to call on Mrs. Jack Summers.
Mrs. Jack Summers with Albert and Homer welcomed guests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Summers Roy Everett and Bill from Maysville. Roy Summers reported Silas Twyman of Stratford is improving Twyman is Jack Summers' brother in law The Roy Summers have been staying with him at a Purcell hospital.
Mr and Mrs Arno Griffith Mr and Mrs Bill Thomason Mr and Mrs Arvis Griffith and Mr and Mrs Ernest Pipes expect telephones soon. Workers lay underground cable between Roff and Lightning Ridge.
Mrs Arno Griffith spent a Sunday afternoon visiting the Soutee and Cecil Knight homes, sharing a casual social call and visiting with the families involved.
Virgil Brown of Ada called on Mrs. M P Ownbey and Mr and Mrs Erey Ownbey and Mr and Mrs Ben Ownbey and Charles Friday.
Mrs. Grant Johnson spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J E Dunn in a social call. The visit focused on community news and friendly conversation, reflecting local social ties.
Charles Ownbey missed school Wednesday afternoon and Thursday due to a cold and asthma. His parents, the Ben Ownbeys, took him to his doctor Wednesday.
Joe Summers and family of Pic kett visited Mrs. Evert Summers and Mack Thursday. Mack called on J. E. Woolly last Thursday evening.
Mr and Mrs Garrett Beller visited Mr and Mrs Warren Dilbeck Saturday afternoon. Mrs Elma Duggen visited Mrs Beller Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Alvin Gurloff visited Mrs Beller Friday morning. Mr and Mrs Beller attended a singing convention at Tupelo Sunday afternoon. Mrs Beller says there sure was some good sing.
Mrs Grace Johnson and May visited in the Joe Thompson home at Roff on Thursday. They also stopped by the nursing home south of Roff to see Mrs McWhirter. Mrs Shelby Stanfield had as her guest Friday afternoon Mrs Alvie L Griffith.
Mrs Clint Stewart attended services for Mrs Jennie Tyree in Roff on Monday. Mrs Johnie Stewart and Cathy with Mrs Jack Tyree visited the Stewarts Wednesday afternoon. Mr Tyree is building a new kitchen cabinet for Mrs Stewart. Mrs Frances Beller visited Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Tom Price visited Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Erey Ownbey and Mr and Mrs Ben Ownbey travel to Ada on Friday evening for a daily meeting at the REA building. Charles Ownbey visits his grandmother Mrs M P Ownbey while his parents are away.
Regina Williams of Sulphur and Roger Dale Pipes were guests of Mr and Mrs Alvis Griffith Friday.
Ben Ownbey visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvie L. Griffith Thursday evening for a social call.
Mr and Mrs Gene Stone visited Mr and Mrs N S Vandegriff on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Barney Hail visited the Vandegriffs Friday night. Mr and Mrs Vandegriff Tom My and Marie spent Sunday in Lindsay with Mr and Mrs Henry Dew.
Larry Price visited his sister Mrs. Wilber Hoosier and family and attended church. Charles Maxey and family stayed Saturday night with his uncle Shade Price.
Five Hart Home Demonstration Club members Nettie Ownbey Margie Ownbey Naomi Stanfield Cleo Griffith and May Johnson attended the Lightning Ridge cemetery cleanup Saturday afternoon. Dozens joined to help and the grounds are in good shape for the first mowing.
Mrs Libbie Jones spent last Wednesday in Stratford visiting sister Mrs Benge. Mr and Mrs E QO Jones son Marion his wife and Mrs Meta Tomlin son all of Wynnewood spent Sunday with them.
Mrs Clint Stewart informed her daughter Mrs Phyllis Creel in Detroit Michigan Saturday night that her favorite mare had a new colt. She also spoke with her grandson Mike who recently won a prize for recognizing the alphabet in kindergarten.
Wendel Stewart and his daughter visited Saturday to spend time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Clint Stewart.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Belt and their daughters of Stratford visited with Mrs J E Dunn on Saturday presenting a cordial social exchange and a pleasant afternoon.
Saturday visitors included Bill Young Rush Springs and Mrs Arno Griffith. Arno Griffith visited Sunday morning. Arvis Griffith was ill and unable to attend Sunday school and church.
Mr. and Mrs. Dude Fennel and children visited Mrs. Kimmel with Mrs. Pat Young and children. Enoch Kimmel and family spent the weekend with the Kimmels, and Carol Ann Kimmel from Sioux City Iowa joined grandparents before heading to work in the city.
Mrs Jack Roberts had surgery last Wednesday and, at last report, was recovering nicely. Family and friends wish her a speedy recovery.
The Los Angeles cemetery appears well kept following a Saturday work day hour change with rain aiding grass and flowers. Neighborhood volunteers refreshed gravesites and planted new flowers, improving the tranquil grounds.
Mrs Evert Summers and Mack traveled to Pickett for a Sunday after Sunday school birthday dinner honoring Miss Roberta Hodg es of Ross. The dinner was prepared by Mrs Joe Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvie L. Griffith visited Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ownbey and Charles near a storm cellar. The group stopped by Colbert Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Farrell Sales and visited New Beth el Cemetery. Mrs. Johnson and May called on Mrs. Bob Hatcher and Robert Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Alva Johnson visited the Johnsons Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs Delmer Mardis of Roff were Wednesday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Arno Griffith.
Mrs. Lloyd McIlroy and her parents the Townsleys of Ada spent Wednesday in Lindsay visiting Harley Saylor who is recuperating after surgery. They also visited Mr and Mrs John Cheshier. Mrs Townsley and Mrs Cheshier are sisters. Herman Penn of Lindsay also visited.
Mrs. Laura Johnson hosted Sunday guests Mrs. Richard Souttee and children and Mrs. Grace Johnson and May. Mrs. J. E. Dunn spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Stanfield. They went to the cellar with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cantwell.
Visiting patterns include Mrs Jack Summers host with Albert and Homer Summers and their daughters from Ada and Robert Hatcher. Mrs Ercy called on Mrs Al vie L Griffith. Mr and Mrs John Dunn of Vaness and Mrs Shelby Stanfield visited Mrs J E Dunn Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Albert Cassady of Fills town and Mrs. Gene Summers with baby of Pauls Valley were Tuesday dinner guests of Mrs. Evert Summers and Mack. Others visiting in the Summers home that day included Mrs. Virgil Haines.
Jake McGee visited Saturday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvie L. Griffith, according to local social notes.
The writer attended a Woodrow Gibson housewarming on Thursday evening. A heavy but non catastrophic storm hit Saturday night with lightning and thunder. power was out for over an hour. Neighbors Ben Ownbey and Charles took Francis Colby home for the night due to storm warnings.
Mr and Mrs J W Fox and Linda were visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Herbert Kinsey of Vaness visited the Ownbeys Sunday afternoon.
City rain changes plans as a group of girls, chaperoned by Thelma Dellinger Janyce Pace and Louella Fowler with several mothers and Bill Keller, ride private cars to Springlake Park. They ride everything in the rain and enjoy a wet but happy day despite ruined hats and makeup.
Byng beats Sasakwa 3-2 in Sulphur Invitational semis after a balked end of game rewind. Steve Godfrey closed with two innings of strikeouts. In finals Byng edged Sulphur 8-4 in 11th after extra innings. Byng falls to fifth in state rankings after beating Bethel and Sulphur. Funeral services held in Shawnee for 16 year old Billy George McElhaney, grandson of local residents, who died in a Saturday auto accident.
At Byng School fresh men Ralph Milligan and Doug Farmer install a former U S Navy motor into Doug’s scooter. They cut the frame and seat to fit the longer engine aiming for much higher speed, while observers doubt the project will work. The Navy motor previously powered a smokescreen device.
Mr and Mrs Joe Bradley of Altus visit Mr and Mrs Don Balthrop. Bradley works for the construction firm on the new Service Chevrolet building in Ada and the Bradleys live in a trailer while the job completes. They intend to return home once the work ends.
Mr and Mrs Gene Dennie and their children Rhonda Sammie Randy and Danny visited Mr and Mrs George Milligan Friday night for the first cook-out of the season. Milligan and Dennie grilled charcoal broiled ham burgers. The Dennies are from Konawa and formerly lived in Byng.
Rev Bill Whitesale supply preached last Sunday at New Bethel Baptist Church. He hails from Wheeler Texas and is a senior at Oklahoma Baptist University. The church seeks a new pastor after Rev Earl Goff resigned last month to take a church near Ardmore.
The Byng FHA girls traveled to Oklahoma City last Saturday for a state rally arriving at 6 15 AM at the school house. They wore glamorous outfits with a notable display of hats and hairdos reflecting early morning preparations.
Mrs Kenneth McKelroy hosted a First Baptist Church Sunday school class gathering at her home on Monday night. Attendees included Mrs Joyce Stutte Mrs Shirley Cane Mrs Lois Kramer Mrs Charlene Spann Mrs Muriel Densford Mrs Phyllis Pritchard Mrs June McKelroy Mrs Bobby Thompson and visitor Mrs George Milligan.
Miss Shirley McKelroy joins the First Baptist Church Girls Auxiliary from here for the annual house party at Norman this weekend. The group departs Saturday afternoon and returns Sunday afternoon as Shirley pursues the queen’s rank and coronation next month.
Byng School welcomed eighth graders from Homer Francis and Oakman who toured the campus met next year's teachers and ate lunch. The group joined Byng eighth graders in a three hour high school placement test led by Charles Gentry Delbert Taylor and Dorothy Milligan to assign future coursework.
Byng's seniors traveled with sponsor Mrs. Janyce Pace to East Central State College for Senior Day. The program showcases campus life with class visits, instructor meetings, and time in the Student Union. Students may also enjoy swimming or tennis on site.
Miss Montie Louise Winn announces engagement to Floyd Carlton Johnson. The wedding will be May 24 at the Central Church of Christ with Floyd J. Johnson, her fiancé's father and minister at Davis, officiating.
The bride elect and her fiancé, both students at East Central University, with her as a freshman and him a sophomore, live with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Winn at 760 East Ninth.
The J. L. Caton family joins the community after relocating from Oakman. They purchased the Jim Rich residence near the school. The three sons Eugene Dockie and Jerry attend Byng.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie Tyree were held last Monday afternoon at the First Baptist Church with Rev. Jerry Queen and Rev. Adam Ralston officiating. Attendees included oldtime friends and former residents. Bill Fairchild of Ralston and his family were among visitors, visiting Warren Fairchild and Mrs Fairchild.
The Rofs school election last Tuesday drew over 200 voters. Pete Sherrell defeated Richard Etchieson for the school board seat, claiming the win in a tight race.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burleson traveled to Stratford on Saturday morning for a business engagement, returning later the same day.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Griffith Mr and Mrs Ralph Burleson Gene Griffith and Marsha Stan field Ada made a trip to Allen Sunday night where they attended youth services at the Baptist Church Jerry Goree assistant pastor of Ross Baptist Church was the speaker at the youth meeting.
Jerry Goree of Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee left school for a few days vacation. Mr and Mrs Walter Morrison and Jerry departed Tuesday for Plainview Texas to visit son Travis Goree and family.
Mr and Mrs Delmar Mardis purchase laundry equipment from Mr and Mrs Rip Anthony. They are constructing a concrete block building near their home to house the machinery, with opening planned within a few weeks.
Mrs Nellie Smith of Lawton arrived in Roff on Saturday and will stay with Mr and Mrs Raymond Laseman. She plans to visit with several oldtime friends during her visit.
Mrs. Nettie Hodges hosted a Friday night get together for youth from Ross Baptist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harris of Fort Worth visited Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Banks over the weekend. Mary Ann Harber, student nurse at Baptist Memorial Hospital in Oklahoma City, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harber during the weekend.
Mrs Beulah Hathaway assisted as a teacher in a leadership training course Thursday and Friday. Mrs Roy Bardin attended the class at Trinity Baptist Church, noting participation and involvement.
Mrs Iris Nichols, in her eighties, is recovering from flu and hosted visitors Mrs Laseman and Mrs C B Smith. She displayed garden quilt tops she has been quilting while shut in, noting she made nine quilts last year and still bakes bread and cakes, sharing coffee and pound cake.
A social note records that the Griffiths hosted dinner guests on Saturday night. No additional details about identities or purpose are provided in the fragment.
Community welcomed a washing rain Saturday night that soaked hard soil. The light shower helped settle dust and moisture levels, aiding gardens and parched yards without causing flooding or damage.
Rofs Baptist Church concluded a week's revival on Sunday night with Rev. R. D. Thompson of Oklahoma City delivering the sermon.
Mrs Mary Phillips acted as hostess Tuesday afternoon for the Rubye Schull Circle with Ira Burleson presiding as circle chairman. Bible study was led by Mrs George Lucas. A dessert course and beverages were served to members and guests including Mrs Kirk and Mrs Ben Wyche.
Mr and Mrs Zack Cartwright finalize arrangements and will depart for California on Monday or Tuesday, marking their announced relocation.
Mrs. W. T. Galaway reports Mr. and Mrs. Pat Crawford and David of Wynnewood spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller and Dale. L. L. Patton visited with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Clay, Jimmy and Marcia Sunday night. Mrs. Junior Willoughby and family of Oil Center visited with the Clays Friday. Jimmy Clay visited relatives in Oklahoma City over the weekend. Clifford Miller and family were in Oklahoma City Tuesday on business.
N. D. McCauley has the flu this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hall with Joe and Linda of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gasaway and children Friday.
Mrs Homer Sliger Mrs Otis Coffey Mrs Vernon Gasaway Mrs John Dunn and Mrs Loret ta Kinsey attended the FHA rally Saturday. Myra Nell Garrett of Rebee came home with Jo Gasaway from the rally and stayed over the weekend before returning Sunday night.
Ada residents Gary Voyles and Janet Wynn visited Sunday to spend time with Johnny Hooser.
Ada residents including Mr. and Mrs. Paul Teel and families, C. V. Turner and Jimmy, and Junior McConnell group spent Sunday with Philo McConnell. Visitors to the Gasaway home included Annetta Gibson Shelly Vernon Gasaway Philo McConnell Wylie Webster and Roy Glasgow. Rodney Hall and Larry Hisan were seen visiting over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Abston of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lum Abston.
Alvie Griffith and J L Mc Gee paid a courtesy visit to V T Gasaway, meeting to discuss local affairs and community matters. The gathering highlighted ongoing collaboration and mutual interest in regional developments.
Mrs Anna Johnson and Glenn of Roff and Bill Davis of Ada visited with Mr and Mrs Robert Hisaw Charles Larry and Donna Sunday. Mr and Mrs Hisaw and Donna went sightseeing at Lake Texoma and in Texas Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hooser and daughter of Latta visited with Charles Hisan Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willie Brewing ton of Oklahoma City visited with Mr and Mrs Aut McCullar and daughters Stephanie and Anita.
Mrs Florence Brewington entered Lindsay Memorial Hospital on Wednesday for medical treatment and returned home the following Tuesday after treatment.
The girls softball team will play host to the Ross team Tuesday after school. The 4-H club dress revue for girls was held at East Central State College Tuesday. The boys dress revue was at Washington Grade School.
Senior girls and boys along with Galey men and women staged a Red Cross benefit game at the school on Monday to raise funds.
Mrs A J MecCullar attended the district council meeting in Stillwater on March 25.
Mr and Mrs L L Miller and Alfred spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting Mr and Mrs Ronald Kelley.
A jewelry fashion party was hosted Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Inez Miller. Attendees included Mrs. Sandy Dolstrom of Chicago Mrs. John Dunn Mrs. Thurman Holland Mrs. Robert Neff Linda Mrs. Kenneth Gibson Shelly Mrs. Bud Jaquess Mrs. Arlene Ferger son Mrs. Dean Hall Mrs. Vernon Gasaway Mrs. Geneva McCullar Mrs. Roy Glasgow Mrs. Marie Cantrell Karen and Cindy Mrs. H L Kinsey Mrs. Glenn Cornell Mrs. Ezra Holland Mrs. Floyd Robbins of Ada and the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Dolstrom and their children of Chicago Illinois are spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Glasgow. Dolstrom is a niece of Mrs. Glasgow.
The Philippines now has a population of 27,500,000, an increase of more than 9,000,000 since the war ended, indicating a rapid postwar growth trend and renewed demographic expansion.
A Saudi Arabian television station goes off the air for five daily intervals aligned with Muslim prayer times. The periods pause broadcasting across the day, reflecting adherence to religious observances observed by the network and viewers.
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