Wedding Gift Shower Honors Janice Keefer Bride Elect
Miss Janice Keefer bride elect of Robert Alan Diamond was honored at a Friday evening bridal shower in Ada's First Baptist Church Activity Building. Cohosts included Mrs. John Burdick and Mrs. Doyle Cobb. The shower featured pink and white decor with carnations and rosebuds. Out-of-town guest Mrs. I. J. Diamond of Choctaw attended along with many Ada residents. The wedding is planned for September 8 at the First Baptist Church of Ada with Dr. David G. Hause officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Keefer
Robert Alan
Bob” Diamond
First Baptist Church
John Burdick
Doyle Cobb
A. J. Ferguson
Ada
David G. Hause
H. E. Keefer
Sunrise Lane
I. J. Diamond
Route 2
Choctaw
Helen Karshnik
G. G. Folger
Bob Bonar
Sharon Lester
Don Clawson
C. F. Hoover
W. J. Miller
Jim Sharp
Keith Grimes
Yacob Mauch
Ray Eaves
Howard Elliott
Hoipkemeier-Coon on September vows in Oklahoma City
Miss Sharon Ann Hoipkemeier and Dennis Dean Coon plan a September 2 wedding at Western Hills Baptist Church in Oklahoma City. The couple, both East Central State College students, will be joined by officiants Rev Bobby Green and Rev Warren Terry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Ann Hoipkemeier
Dennis Dean Coon
Western Hills Baptist Church of
Oklahoma City
Bobby Green
East Central State College
Warren Terry
F. L. Heipkemeier
W. A. Morgan
Centrahoma
F. W. Hoipkemeier
Ada
Coon
Thomas Coon
Route 4
Golden Family Picnic Draws Wide Circle at Wintersmith Park
Friends and relatives of the Golden family gathered at Wintersmith Park for a Sunday picnic lunch and visiting. Attendees include multiple families from Tennessee, Texas, and Oil Center, among them Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mahon and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Golden, with numerous children and relatives listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden
Wintersmith Park
Mark Mahon
Tennessee
Robert Golden
Lynda
Mike
Dery
Farmer
Steve
Kevin
Sapulpa
Wayne Sweet
David
Steven
Milton Golden
Texas
Jewel Mahoney
Judy
Carolyn
Rebecca
Teresa
Ada
J. J. Jordan
Cheri
Sandy
Johnnie
Glen
Francis Mullins
B. J. Robertson
Tammy
Stacy
Murry Golden
Horace Golden
Gary
Carol
Randy
Feresa
Dale Tilley
Jeffery
Brenda
Dwane Tucker
David Golden
Cherrie
Paul Tucker
Paula
Tonya
Oil Center
Bill Faulkenberry
Nora Herrin
Jess Golden
B. M. Golden
Ray Sweet
Lynn
J. W. Bottoms
Olena
Pamela and
Harvey
Fruit and Raisin Filling for Nut Bread Sandwiches
Chop orange marmalade with raisins. Mix into cream cheese to create a filling for nut bread sandwiches.
Use a Slotted Spoon to Lift Onion From Fat
A kitchen tip advises employing a slotted spoon to remove onions from fat after sautéing. This tool helps drain excess oil, leaving onions ready for finishing in a recipe.
Weddell Seals Hint at 1500-Foot Deep Dives
Researchers note Weddell seals may reach depths around 1500 feet while foraging. The finding suggests remarkable foraging capability and endurance in these Antarctic seals.
Mrs John Sayre Honored At Layette Shower
Mrs John Sayre was honored at a layette shower hosted by Mrs G W Brown and Mrs Ray Auten in Byng Community Monday evening. A pink and blue theme, gifts opened with assistance from Mrs George Myers, and refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs Jim Owens Mrs Harry Sayre Mrs J H Winters Mrs Ben Nipps and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sayre
Ray Auten
Byng
G. W. Brown
George Myers
Sayre
Jim Owens
Harry Sayre
J. H. Winters
Ben Nipps
Bertha Roberts
Gladys Smith
Floyd Jennings
Barbara Barnett
Betty Allred
Georgia Myers
Senior Citizens Enjoy Musical at Stonewall Center
Sixty seven seniors attended a musical Thursday night at the Stonewall Senior Citizens Center. The group meets on the first and fourth Thursday each month. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs J C Sprague Coalgate and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Citizens Center
Stonewall
J. C. Sprague
Coalgate
George Harkins
Stratford
Johnnie Jackson
Walter Griffin
Proper Thanksgiving Carving Tip for Juicy Turkey
A kitchen tip notes to trim the string binding the legs about an hour before the turkey is done, or snip tail skin to release the legs. This method aims for an even, attractive brown surface on the finished bird.
Bridal Shower Honors Sharon King Bride Elect
Sharon King bride elect of William Shope was honored at a come and go bridal shower at Mrs. Randy Walden’s home on East 16th. Cohosts included Mrs. Clint Corvin Mrs. Lucille Auten Mrs. J B Gray and Mrs W C Gray. Guests arriving between 7 and 10 p.m. included Susan Laughlin Scottie Laughlin and many neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon King
William Shope
Randy Walden
East 16Th
Clint Corvin
Lucille Auten
J. B. Gray
W. C. Gray
Susan and
Scottie Laughlin
Mittie Deaton
Glen Byers
J. C Nelms
Smith
Lottie Cope
Reba Rogers
Pat Davis
Dee Dowell
Dale Deering
Simple shaded pens guide Oklahoma animal cooling practices
News Notes explains practical shade design for livestock in Oklahoma. It covers shade width from 16 to 20 feet, lengths up to hundreds of feet, and up to 50 square feet per animal. It notes north-south orientation aids sanitation and cooling, and that cattle prefer higher shades for better sky exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Plans for liquid manure tanks outlined for cattlemen
Extension Fact Sheet No 1001 describes three tank plans for liquid manure. Free copies at Pontotoc County OSU Extension Center include concrete thickness, foundation, reinforcing bar details, and access openings. Each plan features a capacity table to help size the tank for your needs.
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Pontotoc County
Marriages Joe Hall Stratford to Donna Bennett Fittstown
Marriage notice for Joe Hall of Stratford and Donna Bennett of Fittstown appears in a classifieds section for local notices. The brief item includes contact notation FE 2 4433 for ad placement in the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hall
Stratford
Donna Bennett
Fittstown
Miss Marylin Cass Weds Bob Ramer In July Wedding
Miss Marylin Cass and Bob Ramer married July 24 at Rinard Chapel First Baptist Church. A reception followed at the church with lace table coverings, blue decorations, and a four tier cake. Attendants included Pat Huffer maid of honor and bridesmaids June Hunter, Mary Ann Thomas, and Linda Ayres. The couple, residents of Ada, plan a trip to Dallas Fort Worth and Six Flags after their ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby L. Ramer
East 6Th
Dallas
Fort Worth
Six Flags
Tex
Marylin K. Cass
L. M. Cass
South
Belmont
Ramer
Ervin Koopman
Route 4
Ada
Rinard
First Baptist Church
David G. Hause
Logan Breeden
Pat Huffer
Vici
Okla
June Hunter
Mary Ann Thomas
Linda Ayres
Wayne Ramer
John Gregory
Dean Brown
Don McNeill
Jay Gwin
Robbie Morris
Ben Cass
Mary Gail Shortes
Peggy
Nancy Koopman
Logan‘ Breeden
Betty Lambert
Lisa McPherson
Judy Gurley
Quacks Still At It Across United States
Washington AP reports quacks remain active nationwide with schemes growing more complex. FDA Commissioner James Goddard notes fraud hard to pin down as devices and cures spread, while experts warn that modern quacks target the vulnerable across age groups and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Science
Uncle Sam
James L. Goddard
Commission of the Food and Drug Administration
Ses
Egypt
American Medical Association
Goddard
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Joseph B. Davis
Division of Medical Devices
Shower Given for Miss Janice Floyd Bride-Elect
A pre nuptial shower for Miss Janice Floyd Latta bride elect of Troy Manuel Ada was hosted at the Oklahoma State Motor Bank. Hostesses included Mrs. P H Allen Mrs Gene Myers Mrs Harvey Johnson and Miss Sherry Abbott. Attendees listed with many local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Floyd
Latta
Troy Manuel
Ada
Oklahoma State Motor Bank
Charles Floyd Jr
P. H. Allen
Gene Myers
Harvey Johnson
Sherry Abbott
Gene Reeves
J. A. Roper
Luther Thompson
JaNell Gasaway
Charles Bigham
Nancy
Chuck
Dock Tracy
Wes Brantley
Rhonda Shortes
Londa McLaughlin
Jim Alexander
Otis Shields
David Chandler
Lillian
Coy Shortes
Larry Pendleton
Chester Williams
Roy Glasgow
Kathy Allen
Mike
Ronnie
Louis M. Long
Richard Ely
Junior Cape
Jean Abbott
Thalia
Daria
R. N. Gilstrap
Charles Floyd
Kay
Randy
Sue
Bill Gregory
Leonard Morgan
Jim Young
J. C. Shortes
Sharon
Bob Shortes
A. C. Hutchinson
Jim Ligon
Wendell Mitchusson
Wanda Savage
Lavoid Meeks
Melvin Manuel
D. L. Northcutt
Clyde Nickolas
E. M. Manuel
Lavern Higgins
Foster Eaton
Clara Oliver
Janis Johns
Sporting goods sales top $3 billion in 1966 growth
Americans stay sports happy as 1966 sales surpass $3 billion for the first time. Richard E. Snyder notes growth since 1947 and 1960 milestones while five categories exceed $200 million this year, including boats, firearms, golf, bicycles, and fishing. Fishing gear joins the top tier and billiard supplies exceed $100 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richard E. Snyder
National Sporting Goods Association
Altmillers Host Backyard Luau for College Staff
Mr and Mrs W R Altmiller north of the city entertained Education Department staff of East Central State College and other guests at a backyard luau Monday night. Bob and Nanette Altmiller and Janice Moore assisted in serving. Special guests included Dr and Mrs Floyd Sucher Prov o Utah and Mrs Fannie Frame Checotah Okla alongside a list of Dr and Mrs attendees from area colleges and hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Altmiller
Education Department
East Central State College
Bob
Nanette Altmiller
Janice Moore
Floyd Sucher
Provo
Utah
Fannie Frame
Checotah
Okla
Second Annual Frisco Reunion Set for Aug 1920
The Frisco Community reunion returns to Traver tine Island in Platt National Park Sulphur on Aug 19 and 20 with informal visiting and a noon basket lunch. Officers are Mack Baird Cordell president Finis Jackson Mountain View vice president and Mrs Grace Bunyan Sulphur secretary treasurer. About 100 attended last year and 1967 turnout is expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travertine Island
Platt National Park
Mack Baird
Cordell
Finis Jackson
Mountain View
Grace Bunyan
Youth Held In Slaying Of Mother In Boise City
A 14 year old Boise City youth charged in juvenile court with murdering his mother Un dine Harp 44 is ordered by Texas County Judge Fred King to 90 days of mental observation at Western State Hospital Forty. The body of Un dine Harp was found in the family home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise City
Texas
Fred King
Western State Hospital
Bruce Harp
Undine Harp
Olds Named Cars Mark Two Pioneers of Auto Era
Ransom Eli Olds, a pioneer auto maker, inspired two car names the Olds mobile and the Reo, reflecting his impact on early automotive history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Eli Olds
Oldsmobile
Mrs Esther E Craig Rites Held In Ada Area
Mrs Esther Eveline Craig 73 of Roff died in an Ada hospital. Services set for Sunday at 3 p m at First Baptist Church in Roff with Rev George mg and Truman Cobb officiating. Burial in Hickory Cemetery. Smith Funeral Home in charge. Born February 18 1894 in Greenbrier Arkansas she was married to J M Craig in 1910. Survived by husband four sons Wade H and two others in New Mexico, three daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Eveline Craig
Roff
Ada
George Mg
Truman Cobb
First Baptist Church
Hickory Cemetery
Smith Funeral Home
Craig
Greenbrier
Ark
Hirmana Ua
Mary Brakebill
J. M. Craig
Konawa
Hickory
The
Baptist Church
Wade H
Oklahoma City
Faber and
Wayne
Alamogordo
N. M
Robert
Thoreau
Ann Shockley
Roanoke
Pauline Whitaker
Chula Vista
Calif
Maybelle Clary
Massey Rites Planned for Ida May Massey
Ida May Massey 85 of 320 North Johnston died at 9 55 p m in a local hospital after six weeks of failing health. Born May 2 1882 in Union Town Arkansas she married Elijah Norris Massey in Tecumseh June 12 1899. She lived in Ada after coming from Frisco Oklahoma and was a member of First Baptist Church. Survivors include three sons J M H J Ced r Creek Missouri. three daughters Cordia Roland Pomona California May Hickman Fontana California Nova Landrith Ada. 16 grandchildren 31 great grandchildren 29 great great grandchildren. Criswell Funeral Home in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Massey
North Johnston
Criswell Funeral Home
Massey
Union Town
Ark
Andrew
Nancy Fowler
Elijah Norris Massey
Tecumseh
Ada
Frisco
Oklo
Ada Pastor Bitten by Rattle Snake at Falls Creek
The Rev. Dudley Bristow pastor of Colbert Baptist Church north of Ada was bitten on the foot by a four foot snake in an outdoor shower house at Falls Creek Baptist Assembly Grounds near Davis. He was treated at the assembly hospital and reported in good condition. Bristow attended the assembly with 22 church members staying in a cabin owned by the Falls Creek group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Bristow
Colbert Baptist Church
Ada
Falls Creek
Bristow
Assembly
Colbert
Ty Baptist Church
Norman
Oklahoma population to rise toward 1980 share shifts
Oklahoma's population is projected to reach about 2.793 million by 1980, a 20 percent gain since 1960, yielding 1.1 percent of the U S population though its share would drop from 13 percent in 1960 as growth concentrates in western and southern states. California is forecast to surpass New York with 27.742 million residents by 1980.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oklahoma
Meinhard Commercial Corporation
US Department of Commerce
U. S
Gerald D. Moran
West Virginia
Moran
Pacific States
California
M.R Moran
East Central Officials Back Higher Admissions Standards
East Central administrators defend new admissions rules saying they will improve instruction and student attitudes. They note top two thirds eligibility impacts, project stable EC enrollment, and expect better use of facilities, with junior colleges absorbing some displaced students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
East Central
OSU
James
Columbia University
University of Chi— Th
Dr. James
Divorces Filed for Several Local Couples
Albert Henry divorces Mac enry, Nora Henry separates from Joseph Henry, and Afonda Crowe divorces Loye E Crowe in a set of recent filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henry
Macenry
Nora Henry
Joseph Henry Afonda Crowe
Loye E. Crowe
Park staff final word awaited on native rock concrete structure
The crew awaits final confirmation from the Park Service to finish a concrete structure with native rock to match park construction. Rodriguez notes the project has been a good experience and the same crew is on the bridge job to foster pride despite natural opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Service
Rodriguez
Nature
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Robert A. Diamond
Willard Campbell
G. H. Loveless
Bill Castleberry
Ted Milam
Neal Stidham
Robert Williams
Neil Gressett
M. L. Hart
Ott Free
Lester Luton
Francis Campbell
L. C. Cooper
J. W. Albritton
Albn Huddleston
Kathryn Taylor
Ann Cass
Ross Badgett Jr
Florian Smith
Mike McGaha
C. H. Wilson
Elton Stewart
Eugene Bradford
Sandy Bradford
Paul Floyd
Jana Vallery
C. B. Howard
Kim West
James Hall
J. B. Lynn
Charles Todd
Mario Lester
Norman Folger
Joe Bonar
T. L. Lester
James Thompson
Sid Spears
J. B. Farnham Jr
Harold Harp
Earnest Parrott
James McGaha
Carl Platt
E. J. Wagner
G. W. Hansard
C. L. Kessler
Billy McKeel
Ray Lamb
C. C. Collier
Ray Stout
Curtis Harlin
Mary Ruth Gressett
L. D. Denney
Mayo Cottingham
Norman Bayless
Lucian Webb
Annette Childers
Dale Keene
Raymond Wood
Billy Wamsley
Paul Wine
E. E. Lollar
Asa Hutchinson
M. E. Booth
Tom Jacob
Gena Bradford
Debbie Ferguson
Vic Vallery Jr
Cecil Sumpter
Lee West
Robert Ashby
Tripp, Kelly
Patrick Hall
John Parks
Dennis Coon
Golden Family
Layette
Vivian Blake
Chism
Patricia
Sutton
Jean Sowards
Eula Coursey
B. B. Laughlin
Runyan
Snoddy
Mayhan
Bernice Laughlin
Dolly Laughlin
Gertie Nickels
Loretta Perrin
Ginger Gray
Hubbard
Jane Treat
May Bush
Brenda Smith
Marylin Cass
Bob Ramer
Jack Johnson
A. L. Butler
Mrs
Mrs. W.R. Altmiller
Luau
Victor Hicks
Jim Tate
E. W
Johnston County
Frisco School
Esther E. Craig
IDA
Pete Timmons
Job Corps
Faeral
Gene Smith
Ada, Oklahoma
Earl Watts
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