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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1973

Page

2

Hews Hema From UNION HILL

Visitors and neighbors are listed visiting Ada area residents including Mrs. Daisy Binion Mrs. Lena Cochran and Mrs. Jphiefene Hall and many others from Ada Wellston McLish Latta and surrounding towns in OBITUARY style notes. The piece ends with a report on automated teller devices gaining popularity in U S banks since 1968.

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Oil Center church notes fill busy Sunday with visits

The Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church reports a busy Sunday with 39 in Sunday school and worship led by Rev. Len Eaves. Attendees include Rev. Glen Eaves and Carma Joyce. many locals, visits to Valley View Hospital, and plans for a Roanoke Virginia conference. Several weddings, family visits, and hospital news follow, including Tony Roberts and Ann Eaves wedding and multiple canning and social visits around Oil Center.

Pentecostal Holiness Church Len Eaves Pear Gray Carma Joyce Larry Gray Glen Eaves Pearl Gray Roanoke Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly Virginia New Jersey Bettie Eaves Nina Sue Hansel Burk Frank Lewis Bruce Griffin Oris Roberts Valley View Hospital Glens Eaves Tiger Mountain Mike Ward Eaves Justin Sutton Bert Jones Oil Center Opal Sutton Bonnie Bostic Decatur Tenn Barney Ward Tony Roberts Ann Eaves Oil Center Church Earl Franks Martha Franks Shelly Franks Lori Stone Sally Wyche Julie Linda Stone Ladonna Gillum Kent Josie Northam Helen Northam Matthew Leon Paul Tucker Vivian Northam Britt Ladonna Gilum Imp Anderson Mike Gillum Carolyn Welch Prague Winford Burnett Darlene Standridge Clinton Hunter Bertie Eaves Minnie Lewis Mary Househens Hudie Lee Mel Atester Pentecostal Holiness Wayne Robins Tishomingo Jewel Robins John Horsley Purcell Terry Huskisson Phoenix Ariz W. C. Skinner Strat Lford Nina Sue Eaves Ruth Huckeby Byng Tony Roperts Ann Baves Vailey View Hospital Dorothy Terry Alene Tucker Barbara Quinton Leslier Jay Dr Tucker Dave Garay Paul Willoughby Billy Jim Robertson Tammy and Stacy Billy Jim Stacy Tammy Henry Golden Wintersmith Park Qlena Burk Terry Shories Debbie Eaves Burce Thomas Caifornia McKinney Wetumka R. V. Houwtchens R. V. Houtchens Thomas Claude Point Dallas Dude Golden Artie Holland Melvin Booth Londa Tucker Tonya Willoughby Wintersmith Lodge Carl Cary Stratford Glen Zaves Lynn Wood Noble Halman Glen Wood Kahila Wood Norman Lou Wood Glen Olive Belle Wood Len

Local Postscript of Family Visits and Funeral Attendees

Mrs Rae Garrett contains a family network with visits across centers including Virgil Holt Tom Fresno and families in Fresno Sacramento and Lodi Others attend sidewalk sales, hospital stays and a funeral service for Bob Barnes at the Free Will Baptist Church in Center Multiple relatives name checked with gatherings over a weekend and a family drive home from church with treats shared afterward

Billy Linsey Henson Ada Bill McAnally Jessie Tatum Jseephine McAnally Anis Rhynes Tim Bvylan Casey Lelan Johnny Allan Aca Lela Johnson Chriss William Henson Durant Tom Agee Elmer Cochran Sr Tishia Ross J. T Tatum Meredith Summers Josephine McAnally Evviene Rhynes Clarence Tatum F. C. Janes Sexton Latta Annette Bob, Cox Carlsbad N. M Jeffery Tiley Danny McNutt Ads R. E. Tilley Layona Jones Annette Jones Kenny Kevin Wellston John Lee Harold Long Gary Golden Earnest Lancaster Nova Lancaster Tena Cochran Emma Jones Lolita Tucker Thursay Oma Enlow Leonard McDonald Sybil Collins David Coots Ola Frasey Bobby Adams John Bargas Wewoka Larry Archer John Delozier Albert Crow Walter Crow Robert Bolin Kenneth James Rhynes Hartzell Raynes Norman James T Rhynes Sr Don Allison Happyland Phil Rhynes Som James Rhynes Jr Okemah Glen Newton Hazel Henson Pearl McAnally Angie Lesten Long Mary Long Tommy Arnold Delozier Gate’s Don Delozier Dennis Moody Stratford Evylene Rhynes Totmamy Johnson Darlene Rennie William Hen‘son J. T. Tatum Herman Collins Asher Chrissy Alvin McAnally Virgil Holt Tom Fresno Johnie Wallace Betty Price Tammy Claudus Daugh‘ter Tresse Crookham W. Wallace Valley View Hospital Leon Garrett Sandy Kansas Thelma Jean Garrett Floy Burk Beulah Little Virginia Jan Ramer Susan Magar Susan Bill Reed Artie McCracken van Ray Reedj Betty Mager Hazel Cox Oklahoma City Barbra Martin Ray Magar Garrett Beller Frank Harber Ted Cox Gaard Corner Garrett Heller Bob Barnes Free Will Baptist Church Center E L. Black Barbara Ballard Black Rae Garrett

AHLOSO Church notes and local family visits

The AHLOSO Baptist Church reports 49 in Sunday school with plans to reach 110 for August 12. Local visits and hospital stays include Hoyt Lillard in Oklahoma City, Deneice Tate ill, and Mrs. Audry Treas with Nancy Fulsom in Aydmore. Golden anniversary celebrated for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holman Pryor with many relatives attending.

The Baptist Church Virgie Gantt Dennis Tate John Pyzner Stillwater Tate Falls Creek Dale Seamus Hoyt Lillard Oklahoma City Annie Treas J. C. Treas Dolph Treas Deneice Tate Bob Ross Bertha Cantrell Ballard Johnnie Cantrell Frank Holman Pryor Ahloso School T His Gene Treas Paula Gary Jrr Ronnie Holman Steve Bixby David Harrelson Johnny Daniels Donna Johna Christy Ellis Fortner H. R. Brady June Pharr Janet Dana C. E. Childress Kevin Hardcastle Cathy Files Charlie Flanagan Audry Treas Nancy Fulsom Aydmore J. ©. Treas Theta Massey Mitchell Conrad Massey Oakman Lewis Lillard Stonewall Martin McFarland Ada Francis Crowder Solomon Gantt Robin Gregory Nora Ross Mike King Fred Whitton Ocis Reed David Doug California Perry Don Ross Katy Case Hugh Leonard Diana Gussie Davenport Ola Clark Paul Davenport Timmy Dellas Tton Davenport Moore Lance Baker Chock Baker Tulsa Imogene Copps Wickle Loyle Tony Roger Fitzhugh Brenda Stone Howe Bonnie King Bill Ross Debbie Barbra Wright City Sylvia Harvey Baker Hob Ross Curtis Ross Dewey Cantrell Indaw

Shower Honors Willoughbys At Church Dinner

A pink and blue shower honored Mrs Paul Willoughby in the church dining hall on Monday. Attendees and gift givers included Bee Robertson, Geraldine Haskins, Mary Cox, Dor chie Booth, Jessie Ruth Mullins, Joan Wood, Irene Wood, Colene Robertson, Leota Howard, and many others. The event featured pink and blue decorations, a stork hanging from the ceiling, a crystal punch service, and a cake, reflecting a festive, traditional church shower atmosphere.

Paul Willoughby Bee Robertson Geraldine Haskins Mary Cox Dorchie Booth Jessie Ruth Mullins Joan and Irene Wood Colene Robertson Leota Howard Sue Willoughby Charlotta Willoughby Ettie Lamb Opal Ward Carole Halman Teresa Duncan Ella Smith Kathryn Osborn Ruby Wood Paula Duvall Judy Roberts Cloreta Gray Florence Isaacs Mae Farmer Euvonne Franks Mamie Tucker Cathy Prater Jan Abbott Estelene Farmer Lorene Scott Jay Lorda Tucker Lois Gray Roxie Golden Helen Bradley Bettie Eaves Ethelene Golden Mexine Fredia Wlloughby Pearl Willoughby Martha Michelle Lave Artie Holland Joy Cox Ike Passmore Donna Reed Ruth Sutton Sally Wyche Vivian Northam Nora Gray Bill Wall I Wanda Lamb

Oklahoma Bicentennial Projects Face Statewide Drive

Oklahoma officials and local committees unveiled a wide range of Bicentennial plans spanning Ada and Barlesville to Roger Mills and Tulsa. Proposals include the Pathfinder Parkway linking parks, a Life Quality Center in Ada, restoration of historic sites, and education focused centers with NASA aided accessibility devices. The plan aims to boost tourism, culture, and non motorized recreation while building a lasting memorial network across the state.

Warren Tonkawa Kansas Tonkawa Committee Cherokee Strip Barilesville Ada Kerr James Dawson Oklahoma Foundation For Research and Development Dawson National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Oklahoma Commission On Cida‘homa Science and Arts Foundation Kirkpatrick Planetarium Oklahoma Tulsa Pat J.cols Commission Jacobs

World Wheat Supplies Show Tight Outlook for 1973 74

USDA reports July 1 U S wheat carryover at 428 million bushels with export demand rising. World production up 10 percent from 1972 but foreign stocks tightened, delaying certainty of exports. Canada Australia and the Soviet Union may dampen prices as harvests grow.

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Environmental Campfires Highlight Oklahoma River Area Events

Oklahoma City reports describe the Environmental Department and Wildlife Conservation hosting Saturday campfires at Round Hollow Public Access Area north of Tahlequah. Byron Maser leads talks on environmental status with films and conservation topics, plus Birds Along the Minors River and other sessions. Black powder hunting gains favor as federal bill exempts antiques from crime controls, with Oklahoma hunters increasing since 1989 and thousands of deer taken.

Oklahoma City Oklahoemus Emmental Round Hollow Tahleqush Byron Maser Oklahon Oklahoma Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation David Strickland Oklahoma Scenic Rivers Association Richard Garrity Klahoma Minors Jim Norman Oklahoma Ornithological Society George Harrington Warren Ballard Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildton United States Senate Senate Dewey Bartlett Honry Belmon

Sunshine Sunshine Sunday School and Activities Report

Thirty three members attended Sunshine Sunday school with Beatrice Wyche singing. Don Parr led the morning service and hosted various families for dinner. Visitors included Susan Barlow Cindy Ubrich and Renee Stafford. New officers were elected for the young people association: Raymond Teel president Jesse Green vice president Melissa Green secretary Cuba Heard assistant secretary Linda Brooks reporters Song leader Sandy Teel Pianist Jeannie Rose. Attendance reached sixty three. Rocky Point won the attendance banner. Sunshine and Rocky Point each won quiz and junior high events, with plans for next meeting at East High Church Wetumka.

Beatrice Wyche Don Parr Danny Kay Donna Melissa Green Cindy Uhlich Wendell Sawyer Claude Hewett L. A. Cottrell Filmore Church Tishomingo Claude Hewettt Rots Sunshine Susan Barlow Cindy Ubrich Renee Stafford Filmore J. L. Green Desse Melissa Jean Cuba Heard Cindy Unich Young People's Association Raymond ‘Teel Pre ‘Side Rocky Point Bocky Point East High Hl Wetumka Mary Phillips Rolf Opal Cook Larry Heard Woodward Mel Mary Jo Green Melish Ada Cindy Ulvidy Mie

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