Joyce Tyree Visits Holi Day Texas on Holiday
Joyce Tyree visited Holi Day in Texas on Tuesday evening and Wednesday as part of a brief holiday trip.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
3
Joyce Tyree visited Holi Day in Texas on Tuesday evening and Wednesday as part of a brief holiday trip.
Mrs. Irving Williams entered Wynnewood hospital Monday for surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Hayes received a Monday visitor, Hubert Hayes of Texas. Mrs. J. Bumpas entered Valley View Hospital Wednesday for medical treatment.
A recent special meeting was held at the school where attendees voted to support and show confidence in the school staff and the board of education. The gathering underscored public backing for district leadership and educational goals.
Rev. Adam Ralston presided at the funeral for Mrs. Mabel Clark held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Criswell Funeral Home. Clark was a former resident and telephone operator in the community.
Mrs Beulah Hathaway Mrs Ralph Burleson and Mrs Annie Hayes attended Banner Association WMU rally at Ahloso Baptist Church on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Tully Dial become new subscribers to The Ada Weekly this week. Mrs Dial spent the week in Wapanucka with her sister in law Mrs Jack Fields who is ill.
Mrs K P Larsh and Mrs Mansel King spent a few days last week at Lake Texoma where they did some fishing.
Maurice Johnson of Ponca City visited his mother Mrs. Clay Johnson and sister Mrs. Rudean Clifton along with Fred Clifton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williams. The group spent the weekend fishing at Lake Texoma.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Wardlow vacation in California and western states. Wardlow the city barber arranged with an out of town barber to serve his customers while he is away.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Etchie welcomed their weekend guests daughter Mrs Jim Barrow with family from Bethany to their home, extending a family visit across the weekend.
Lee Laseman is spending the week on vacation in the mountains of eastern Oklahoma, enjoying the rural getaway and natural scenery away from daily routines.
Mr and Mrs Bill Chancy and their children from Kingston visited Saturday with Mrs Beulah Hathaway, the Chanceys mother in law.
Russell Cook spent last week with relatives in the community and left Friday for his home in South Dakota. The visit included James Hopkins and family and the Moran households in Richmond and Alameda California. Ada area residents Jo Gasaway Charles Hisaw and others visited friends Tuesday afternoon and again Tuesday night at Combes Combes and Mandy McGarr in Ada.
Caston and another Oklahoma City couple spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Auti McCullar and their daughters Anita and Stephanie.
Mr and Mrs Ronald Kelly of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Mrs Kellys parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Miller in Freda and Alfred.
Mrs Harold Sturdivant spent several days in Valley View Hospital this week. She is out now and seems to be doing fine. Jo Gasaway visited Mrs Roy Glasgow and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hisaw and children on Sunday.
Mrs Cecil Morris and her children from Oklahoma City visited Mrs Florence Brewington on Friday. Brewington then accompanied them back to the city for a return visit.
Sandra Sturdivant spent Sunday afternoon visiting Stephanie McCullar.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Childers and children of Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs Clarence Davis and Earl of the city spent the weekend with Mrs Nettie Childers.
Sammy Gasaway visited Mr and Mrs Glen Cornell on Saturday night. The brief social encounter highlights a cordial home visit between local residents.
Anita McCullar spent Sunday afternoon visiting with Kaye Floyd of Latta, sharing a relaxed, friendly time and catching up on local news.
Mr and Mrs Odus McGalliard and son Butch of Center visited Mr and Mrs Robert Hisan and Charles Friday night. They all attended the Vanoss FFA parent son banquet.
Ronnie Rivers and Larry Hisan visited Sammy Gasaway on Sunday morning in a brief social gathering.
Mr and Mrs B I McCauley of Benton Mack and Laura Ann visited Laura Ann Ragland at her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Ragland in Oklahoma City Sunday Also visiting were Mr and Mrs Charles Boyd Dale Ann and Mr and Mrs Alonzo Ragland
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stokes of Roff visited Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hisan Sunday. Also visiting were Mrs. Tommy Combes and Mrs. Mandy McGarr. Saturday night guests were Mr. and Mrs. Boney Cantrell, Cindy and Karen.
Jo Gasaway visited Mrs. Helen Delaney in Ada on Saturday, sharing a brief social call in the city.
A Social Security office representative spoke to Ardmore senior class and presented a film explaining how social security operates.
Mr and Mrs Roy Glasgow visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway and children Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Jim Atkinson of Ada visited Sunday afternoon.
The Vaness 4-H Club met on Thursday with Paula Tucker opening the session. Karen Sliger led the club ritual while Emerson Black and Jane Norton assisted in filling out the members record books.
Several students from Vaness competed in the interscholastic meet at East Central State College Saturday.
Mrs Della Maddox of Gaar Corner visited Mrs Vernon Gawaway on Friday for a social call.
Sammy Gasaway spent Sunday visiting Rodney Hall and Ronny Hall, sharing time and conversation in a local gathering.
Mrs. Amanda Phillips attended funeral services for Frank Tiner on Tuesday in Ada at Smith Funeral Home. Burial followed at Pleasant Grove Cemetery.
Mrs. Jack Sandlin travels to Temple Texas to be with her daughter Mrs. Joe West Seminole for neck surgery slated Wednesday at Scott White Clinic. Mr. Sandlin will join later in the week.
Clyde Barnes family and relatives from Mesquite Irving Fort Worth Ada Long Beach Stonewall Vaness and others visited the Creech home Sunday afternoon. Grandson and wife Barry Joe Barnes Mike Barnes Kathy Halderfield and others from Texas California joined the gathering with Mr and Mrs Cecil Leonard Mrs Magaline Caverns and three sons.
Mr and Mrs Virgil L Henry and Ricky and a friend Irving Tex spent Saturday night with his parents Mr and Mrs Tom Henry in Stonewall.
Mr and Mrs Joe Keys have sold their home to Mrs Callie Garrett who plans to move in soon.
Mrs Nora Young and Sherry visited Mr and Mrs Henry Creech on Saturday.
Mrs Guy Busbee is spending the week with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Bill Parrott and children Eddie and Brenda in Maysville.
About 25 students joined the inter scholastic meet at East Central State College on Saturday. Notable participants included Stanley Rogers Charles Newell Jim Reed Cathy Ganns Ann Miller Cassie Hatton Carolyn Miller Gayle Duty Roy Watts Mary Jane Kifer Janet Nix Jerry Don Gantt Pat Bell Gail Dennis Paula Mathis Shirley Hisan Donna Wylie Susan Braun Jimmy Biggs Tommy Flanagan and Ronnie Wiser.
Mrs Ruth Bible had surgery at Valley View Hospital last week and is recovering well. Her two daughters Mrs Wayne Richardson and Mrs Marcella Taylor, both of Oklahoma City, visited to be with her.
The Lonnie Barnes family of Vaness visited Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hoover on Sunday after a gathering.
Saturday guests at Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse in Atoka were Mr. and Mrs. Shorty McCool and children Gary and Kathy, plus Mr. and Mrs. Dave McCoy of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williams of Stonewall. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carter and Mrs. Annie Drennan. Drennan had just returned from Artesia New Mexico where she visited granddaughter and family, John Landrith and four children.
M Sg t Clyde Barnes and family and Barry Joe Barnes visited George and Henry Creech in local homecomings. They were met by son Mike Barnes at Wichita Falls Texas. The Creechs hosted a Sunday supper with four daughters and families.
The Nazarene Church reports 32 in Sunday school this week. The new pastor Rev. N. E. Whitehead and his wife moved into the parsonage and shared Sunday dinner with Rev. Steve Lilley and his wife.
Raymond Tharp and James Edward Woolley visited Rev. and Mrs. Steve Lilley Sunday evening. James and his mother Mrs Ruth Woolley of Houston Texas are in Ada visiting relatives. Monday morning Robert Lilley came from Ada to visit Rev Lilley. Mrs Dena Yates came with him. W A Wallace of Ada brought them. Bertie Lilley visited in the T T Lowman home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McNutt of Okemah visited last week for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jack McNutt and son Jackie. They fished during the stay. Boy Scout Troop 21 held a Friday campout in the Bolin pasture with about 20 boys led by Edward Killion.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Worrell and their three children from Kansas are visiting Mrs Shaw and her husband Everett Shaw. Mrs Shaw was bitten by a rabid cat last week and is receiving a series of shots.
Mr and Mrs Eldon Lynch and Keith of Sallisaw visited over the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lynch of Jesse and his sister Mrs Betty Curtis and family in Stonewall. The Eldon Lynchs are former Stonewall residents.
Miss Cheryl Melton visited Mrs. Sue Pennington in Stratford Tuesday morning. Carlen Woods of Stratford also visited Claude Horsley Tuesday afternoon.
Frank James visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Decker in Stratford on Thursday.
Mrs. Bessie Bradley visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCurdy Wednesday night. Several couples visited Friends James and Olen Monday night. Miss Linda Dees spent Tuesday night with Miss Doretha Tucker.
Gus Gray of Stratford visited Claude Horsley Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Pod Lew visited Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington Tuesday night. Mrs Clariece Pennington went to Ada Tuesday for eye tests and new glasses. Ardell Phillips and Arvell Phillips of Ada visited Orlan Dees and Linda Monday. Maude Horsley was in Stratford Saturday afternoon.
Frank James visited Mrs Mildred Melton and Chery Thursday morning, proceeding with a routine social call.
Mrs. Nadine James paid a social call on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Ethel Varnadore in a routine visit noting friendly contact between neighbors.
Mrs. Lucy Whittington and Mrs. Leona Neely of Ada visited Olen on Tuesday.
Mrs Alma Maddox transacted business in Ada on Friday and visited her son Gene. Wayne Bradley, son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Bradley, left Saturday for six months duty in the armed forces.
Olney Marum of Stratford visited Claude Horsley on Thursday to discuss local affairs and community matters.
Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington transacted business in Ada on Tuesday noting routine financial moves and local commerce activity.
Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees visited Mr and Mrs Leroy McDaniel Alvis and LaWanna in Ada Tuesday night.
J. C. Maddox was off work Thursday, Friday and Saturday due to illness. Mrs. Ruth Crisp, Ada, visited Mrs. Mary Flowers and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnadore Saturday. Mrs. Maxine Cameron, Lind say, visited Claude Horsley and Mrs. Mildred Melton and Cher yl Thursday.
Mrs. Lorraine Pennington and family visited Inez Pennington at Parish Chapel on Friday. Joan Ballard with Mark and Keith visited Ed Varnadore Wednesday. Orlan Dees and Linda visited Ardell Phillips in Ada Friday and A O Sutton in Oil Center Thursday night. Clariece Pennington Karl Wade and Alva Pennington visited Mildred Melton and Cheryl Saturday morning and conducted business in Stratford and Ada.
Keith and Mrs. Alla Bea Clark of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnadore Saturday after noon hours in a friendly neighborhood gathering paused by late afternoon dialogue.
The report notes Mr and Mrs Marvin Mc Curdy participating in a Saturday afternoon gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Robbins of Lindsay visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes on Saturday.
Marvin McCurdy visited Mil Dred and Cheryl Melton Saturday morning.
Listing of multiple households hosting Sunday dinners with extended family members across Pennington Maddox Varnadore and Jones families. Names include Neville Pennington Gene Maddox J C Maddox Don Crisp Ada Wes Jeannie Galey Ethel Varnadore Donald Lee Jones Pat Sy Ivis McDaniel and Olen.
Linda was supper guest of Henry Dees Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy visited Mr and Mrs Melvin McCurdy Linda and Donna in Oklahoma City Sunday.
Mrs Mildred Melton and Cheryl were in Ada on Friday afternoon where Cheryl kept an appointment with her dentist.
Mr J C Martin and Mrs J C Martin visited Nolen Martin in Dell City and Nolen's wife Pauline in St. Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City on Sunday.
Bobby Penrod from Lightning Ridge visited Mr and Mrs Al Pennington Sunday night. Alma Maddox spent Monday with Mrs Della James. Dy visited Mr and Mrs J C Martin briefly Sunday.
The community extends a welcome to the T. W. Simms family who are new residents living in the Leroy McDaniel home. Ada business visitors Friday included Mrs. Inez Pennington.
Miss Roanne Wigley entertained friends at a birthday dinner in Stratford Saturday night. Guests included Miss Teresa Dashier Ada Miss Linda Lew is Miss Judy Freeman and others.
Dorothy Skaggs and Cheryl Melton with Jim White Ted Archer and Dave Maness were noted. Karl Wade Pennington visited Stiles children after school on Friday. Mrs Marie Hopper Pickett visited Christine Martin. Mr and Mrs W H Standridge Ada and Mrs Lynnia Horton were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Little.
George Tiner of Pauls Valley visited Neville Pennington on Friday afternoon for a social call.
Miss Teresa Dashier of Ada and Miss Dorothy Skaggs of Stratford visited Miss Cheryl Melton Monday morning.
Mrs W L Standridge of Stratford Mrs Sadie Sherman Mrs Ruby Howard and Richard Wall Rath all of Ada and Mrs Estaline Waters of Ardmore were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Little.
Mr and Mrs Neville Pennington and Karl Wade bowled in Pauls Valley Saturday evening.
Marvin McCurdy visited Stratford on Saturday for business activities. He met with local executives and toured the downtown area to explore potential investments and partnerships.
Mrs. Sybel Reed and Mrs. Mildred Melton conducted business in Ada on Wednesday, handling routine matters and marking a productive local gathering.
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