Sandy Creek flood control plan clears hurdles for first dams
After years of debate, the Sandy Creek watershed project advances from drafting to construction. Local soil conservation districts faced objections but collaborated with SCS and lawmakers to approve the overall plan. Garvin and Pontotoc counties ensured financial and legal safety before signing, signaling a notable example of democratic oversight in local conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Creek
Soil Conservation Districts
Washington
Bob Kerr
Tom Steed
Department of Agriculture
SCD
Garvin
Pontotoc
Sandy Conservancy Board
SCS
Charley Evans
Harral Allen
Pontotoc County
Preacher's Liquor Discovery Sparks Political Rise and Debate
A New Jersey preacher found illicit liquor, exposed police laxity, and used the saga to win public support and a mayoral bid. He faced tailing and opposition yet returned to preaching as voters saw a man of principle. A vice president later noted politics and religion cannot be separated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
United States
V.P
Ministers and politics a warning from Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas, a Presbyterian perennial presidential candidate, urged students not to use pulpits for political platforms. He advised ministers to leave the ministry temporarily if they pursue politics, noting the moral issues in public affairs concern Christians and the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Christians and government work together for better laws
The piece argues churches should not become political pressure groups yet Christians and ministers should strive for better government and law enforcement. It notes many Christians in Congress and Senate and highlights a Christian governor as an effective speaker at a national meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Duke Coach Jack Coombs Led Carolina League VP in 1945
The late Jack Coombs, famed Duke baseball coach for 24 years, served as the first vice president of the Carolina League in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coombs
Duke
Carolina League
Tammany Hall Dominant Force in New York City Politics
Tammany Hall has long served as the governing faction in New York City politics, maintaining influence for much of the 19th and early 20th centuries. The organization shaped municipal leadership and policy through informal networks and political patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany Hall
New York City
Bible Society distributed 500 million volumes since 1816
The American Bible Society has distributed half a billion volumes of scripture since its founding in 1816, highlighting its long history of global outreach and distribution programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Bible Society
Concert Spending Tops Baseball Purchases in U.S.
Music lovers in the United States spend more on concerts than sports fans spend on professional baseball games, reflecting stronger consumer pull for live music experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Woman's Work and Cooperation Across the World
Poem extols women's influence across all life and duties. It argues there is no limit to a woman's sphere and credits women with solving global problems through unity. The closing lines note cooperation can improve even small details like freckles becoming a tan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Heaven
Judge Presses Defendant in Courtroom Exchange
A judge leaned forward and demanded clarification after the defendant asserted a claim. The tense exchange occurred during a tense courtroom session as the judge pressed for specifics.
Correction clears misperceived baby news in Francis column
Mrs H L Kelley corrects a report about Mike Canada’s family and a supposed newborn girl. The note apologizes for the misstatement and clarifies the one existing child while detailing Leo Chism’s major surgery in Valley View Hospital and the families visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Canada
Mike
Kelley family attends funeral in Little Rock
Mrs H L Kelley Mrs Kenneth Roberts Mr and Mrs Robert Kelley and Gary traveled to Little Rock Arkansas last Friday to attend the funeral services for S A Sid Gaylor on Saturday afternoon Gaylor was a cousin of Mrs H L Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Kelley
Kenneth Roberts
Robert Kelley
Gary
Little Rock
Ark
S. A
Sid) Gaylor
Gaylor
Local Boy Suffers Broken Foot Jumping into Old Pool
Glen Dale Phillips broke a foot leaping from a board into shallow water at the old swimming hole known as Isom Harris' tank. He received medical care at Valley View, had the bone set, and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Dale Phillips
Valley View
Gaylor Couple Name Their New Baby Mark Steven
Mr and Mrs Sidney Gaylor of Long Beach California have chosen Mark Steven as the name for their new baby. Recent visitors to the West home included Tom West of Paoli and Tollie Chism of Ada with Mrs Liddie West. Shirley West visited her sister in Oklahoma City with Frank Davis and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Gaylor
Long Beach, Calif
Mark Steven
Robert West
Shirley
Robert
Liddie West
Tom West
Paoli
Tollie Chism
Ada
Shirley West
Mrs
Frank Davis
Oklahoma City
Smith Family Visit From Lindsay
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and children of Lindsay visited here recently with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Horton Smith and a brother Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Smith, Candy and Ronnie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Smith
Lindsay
Horton Smith
H. V. Smith
Candy
Ronnie
West Family Welcomes Baby Paloma Gail
Mrs. Lawanda West reports a granddaughter born Thursday at Valley View Hospital. The baby girl Paloma Gail weighs 6 pounds 132 ounces and joins siblings Debby Lee. Grandparents include Jake Balthrop Ada and Robert West Francis Colbert with Liddie West Ella Balthrop as great grandmothers. Mrs. West was formerly Miss Jackie Balthrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawanda West
R. L. West
Valley View Hospital
Paloma Gail
Debby Lee
Jake Balthrop
Ada
Robert West
Francis
Liddie West
Ella Balthrop
Colbert
West
Jackie Balthrop
Obituary: Calvin West 52 Remains Laid to Rest at Cedar Grove
Calvin West died Thursday July 31 aged 52. Funeral conducted by Rev. Cecil McKinsey Sunday at 2 30 p m at Cedar Grove Church with burial in Cedar Grove Cemetery. Survivors include wife Nettie mother Ada West three sons Calvin Jr Odessa Tex W V Higgins Tex and Bobby Glen Monroe La. A step son Blunt Lovington N M eight grandchildren and three sisters O B Cummings Hobbs D Gee Burkburnett and Mrs John Morgan Wichita Kan. West born and raised in the community lived here much of his life, moving from Francis to remodel his parents old home and later to Kermit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin West
Cecil McKinsey
Cedar Grove
Nettie
Ada West
Ada
Calvin Jr
Odessa
Tex
W. V
Higgins
Bobby Glen
Monroe
Blunt
Lovington
N. M
O. B. Cummings
Hobbs
Parker Family Visits Veteran Hospital Patient
Mr and Mrs Doyle Parker and their sons Sammy and Jimmy of New Mexico visit Sulphur where Mrs Clara McComas and her father George McComas, a patient at the Veterans Hospital, are staying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Parker
Sammy and
Jimmy
New Mexico
Clara McComas
George McComas
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
Fractured humor lines from a courtroom and daily quips
A jumbled string of old quips includes a divorce joke about a husband absent for two years, reflections on laws and the Ten Commandments, Henry Ford on money, efficiency and leisure, a light pun about auto shop signs, dating humor, a remark about passes at women, and jokes about diamonds and coffee.
Quote Sparks Hilarity in Local Lettering Scene
A reader compares a kiss to the shock of a plumber's tool, expressing surprise and amusement at a new relationship moment in a humorous personal aside.
Rider asks how to signal passing fellow rider
A reader asks whether to blow the saddle horn once or twice when passing another rider. The brief query seeks etiquette guidance for proper whistle or horn signaling while riding.
Lady Marries in Era of Employment Applications
A brief note recalls a woman who chose marriage during a period described as the age of her job applications. The tale highlights societal norms and personal resolve in a time when work and marriage intersected with formal procedures and public scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atomic
Half Day School Split Joke Highlights Teacher Plan
A professor jokes that the school day will be shortened by halves with a morning half and an afternoon half. Students react with enthusiasm as the schedule change unfolds in a light classroom moment.
An Automobile Promise to See the World
An editorial note suggests driving as a means to explore life, inviting readers to choose their own destination and outlook. The piece frames travel as a personal decision tied to mobility and perspective.
The Antlers Wrestling Notes Include Barred Holds
The Antlers report highlights differences between wrestling and dancing noting certain holds are barred in the sport. The brief contrasts the grappling rules with choreographed movement in a compact recap.
The Sharper Tongue as Weapon and Affront
A concise reflection on how sharp speech can wound and harm when used bluntly, framing language as a potent weapon that delivers deadly impact through words alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Consistency Shines as Sole Jewel Tempting No Woman
A compact saying contrasts constancy with romance, stating consistency is the lone jewel that does not tempt women while work without pay leaves Jack short of funds.
A Girl Noticing the Right Man Arrives
A fragment hints at a social scene where a girl senses when the right man appears. The line suggests awareness of attraction or compatibility in a dating context, reflecting a moment of recognition.
Maharajah Ousted Over Prohibition on Hunting
A provincial ruler banned hunting of wild animals prompting a tiger and boar surge. Subject to public backlash, the Maharajah was removed from power in a rare case where a reign ended due to game policy.
Past experience should guide not hinder future progress
Past experience serves as a guide post, not a hitching post, advising careful steering of current plans. Leaders are urged to weigh lessons from history while forging ahead with new strategies and adaptable decision making.
The Greatest Use of Life Quote
A reflective line discusses spending life for lasting impact and notes our difficulty in finding solutions as a reason progress lags.
No article headline available from provided text
No readable news content found in the supplied fragment. The lines are quotes without a reported event, date, place, or persons to summarize into a news item.
Ancient custom of eating at the table revived
A note recalls pre television dining habit of gathering for meals at the table. It emphasizes shared meals as a social tradition and contrasts with modern solitary eating.
Waldroups Return From Vacation Across States
Frisco residents Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Waldroup traveled with visits to Delaware and Davenport Oklahoma. C J Waldroup conducted a revival in Chelsea Oklahoma. Weekend guests at John Allred home included Mr and Mrs John Allred their children Mrs Allreds sisters and their husbands Norris Clelland Earl Cooper Ada Archie Sims Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Waldroup
Charles Waldroup
Delaware
Miempie Waldroup
Davenport
Okla
Chelsea
John Allred
L. T. Daniels and S. E. Pattons Family Group Mentioned
The note references L. T. Daniels and S. E. Pattons with their dads and families, indicating a family grouping or gathering as part of a local notice or social item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Daniels
S. E. Pattons
Thompsons Visit Mrs Smith of Rocky Chapel
Mr and Mrs S L Thompson visited Sunday with Mrs Thompsons mother Mrs J E Granny Smith of Rocky Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Thompson
Black sisters spend week at Free Will Baptist campground
Darlene and Doris Jean Blackwell are spending a week at the Free Will Baptist campground located in Oil Center, enjoying the facilities and relaxing in a communal camp setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlene
Doris Jean Blackwell
Free Will Baptist
Oil Center
Dora Daniel Suffers Thumb Injury During Vacation
Miss Dora Daniel injured her hand on vacation after closing a car door on her thumb. X rays revealed a complete break and a fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Daniel
Byrds Meet in Wichita Falls Reunion Report
The Byrd family gathers in Wichita Falls Texas on Sunday. Coy Byrd and his wife host daughter Melba and Lee Byrd along with Mrs Mertie Byrd and her family. Eddie Cox Larry and Jo Ann from Pampa join relatives including Clifford Byrd and family from McKinney. Melba Byrd stays with her parents this month while her roommate visits Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrds
Wichita Falls
Tex
Coy Byrd
Melba
Lee Byrd
Mertie Byrd
Eddie Cox
Larry
Jo Ann
Pampa
Clifford Byrd
McKinney
Melba Byrd
Kansas
Daniel Family Recounts Three Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Thos P Daniel and their boys spent Monday Tuesday and Wednesday of last week away from home for an unspecified trip with time noted but details sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. P. Daniel
Fitzhughs Visit Scarberrys for Granddaughter Susan Birthday
Mr and Mrs Crews of Fitzhugh spent last Friday with Mr and Mrs Virgil Scarberry to celebrate Susan Crews sixth birthday hosted by the family in the hometown setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Crews of
Fitzhugh
Virgil Scarberry
Wade Family Reunion Held at Platt Park Sulphur
The Wade children gathered Sunday at Platt Park in Sulphur for their annual reunion. All were present except Mrs. J W Cook of Valero California. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wade of Chicago Mr. and Mrs Jeff Fussell Mr. and Mrs John Reed Mr. and Mrs Bobby Fussell of Roff Mr. and Mrs Ivan Jackson of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs Noah Miller and Mike Carol of Ada Mr. and Mrs E V Owenby of Hart and Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Platt Park
J. W. Cook
Valero
Calif
Sam Wade
Chicago
Ill
Jeff Fussell
John Reed
Bobby Jeff Fussell
Roff
Ivan Jackson
Oklahoma City
Noah Miller
Mike Carol
Ada
E. V. Owenby
Hart
Virgil Scarberry
Peaches Canned During Visit by Tupelo Guests
Mr and Mrs Clarence Under wood of Tupelo visited Mr and Mrs W J Barnes Monday morning and helped with canning peaches. They cleaned up as jars filled to 36 quarts and the kitchen returned to order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Underwood
Tupelo
W. J
Jack) Barnes
Visit Highlights Family Ties Across Town
Mr and Mrs Alvin Minor and six year old Anthony visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Windell Price Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Windell Price Sandra and Orville drove to Tupelo for a visit with Mr and Mrs Leman Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Minor
Anthony
Windell Price
Local Homes Add Porches Baths In Back Yard
Back porch and bath work spreads through the area as residents expand with sleeping porches bathrooms and kitchen projects. Mr and Mrs W J Barnes add a bathroom kitchen and sleeping porch while Mr and Mrs Coy Byrd near completion on their sleeping porch and bath. Jim and Sid Marshall pour concrete for a foundation for a screened back porch and bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Barnes
Coy Byrd
Jim
Sid Marshall
Stegalls Return From Johnson City Homecoming
Mr and Mrs Tal Stegall of Phoenix Agnes Rus sell of Los Angeles and J W Stegall returned from the annual homecoming celebration at Johnson City Texas. They spent the week visiting relatives and old friends in Johnson City and Colorado City Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal Stegall
Phoenix, Ariz
Agnes Russell
Los Angeles
Calif
J. W. Stegall
Johnson City
Tex
Colorado City
Sunday Dinner Guests At A T Minor Home
Sunday dinner guests included the Minor family with Reba Daniel and children Vicky Valarie and Micky Lew, George Minor and family Gene and Gary, and Roy Sliger. Also present were Bob Langley Gae Von La Vonda of Vamposa Vance Minor and Zoa White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Minor
Reba Daniel
Vicky
Valarie
Micky Lew
Mr. Minor
George Minor
Gene
Gary
Minor
Roy Sliger
Bob Langley
Gae von
la Vonda
Vamposa
Vance Minor
Zoa White
Barnes and Marshalls Visit Friends Sunday
Mr and Mrs George Barnes visited Jim and Sid Marshall Sunday afternoon. They also called on H B Herion Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barnes
Jim
Sid Marshall
H. B. Herions
Barnes Family Returns from Philippine Service
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barnes and their children sailed for the States on August 4 after more than two years in the Philippine Islands. They expect to reach San Francisco around August 21. Clyde is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Barnes
States
Barnes
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Clyde
G. W. ‘George’ Barnes
California bean harvest returns fill local news
Vance Minor and Clarence Crowell came home from the California bean harvest last week. A pink and blue shower for Alvin Minor’s daughter Mrs. Bob Langley was attended by several Minor family relatives while the men stayed at the Vance Minor home to play K-100. Vance won an electric waffle iron for his wife during the shower. Zoa White spent Thursday night with her sister Margie Coplin of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LaCreme visited Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Johnson and family Friday night. Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Minor
Clarence Crowell
George Minor
Alvin Minor
Ora Crowell
Vamposa
Bob Langley
Vance
Zoa White
Margie Coplin
Ada
Vacation in Mexico Ties Swink Teachers to Ada
Rual Robbins and his wife, Swink Colorado teachers, returned to Ada after graduation to take a short vacation through Old Mexico before resuming school. Robbins earned his B A degree last week and his sisters from Dallas joined for the celebration. They spent time with the Robbins family as Glenn Mobley and family also vacation in Ada visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Rual Robbins
Swink
Colo
Ada
East Central
Rual
Old Mexico
W. R. Robbins
Glenn Mobley
Kitty
Vicky
Glenda
Dallas
Mrs Virgil Scarberry Visits Family Thursday
Mrs Virgil Scarberry spent Thursday with Mrs Virgil Scarberry Jr and children. It was a quiet day with family time noted in the local column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Scarberry
Virgil Scarberry Jr
Local social visit and church gathering noted
Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw and Shirley visited Sunday with Mrs Hisaws mother Mrs L C Col bert of Coalgate. The same family attended the First Baptist Church social at the C D Bullard home Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boda Hisaw
Shirley
Durant Visit Ties Lance and Pate Families
Mr and Mrs Dea Lance spent the weekend in Durant visiting their daughter and family Mr and Mrs C D Pate and children The C D Pates of Durant visited Mr and Mrs Dea Lance Tuesday Mr Pate helps his brother in law George Lance wire his new home in Ada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Lance
Durant
C. D. Pate
C. D. Pates
Pate
George Lance
Ada
Ardmore trio visits Maxwells for weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Long and Bruce of Ardmore spent the weekend with Mrs. Long's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Maxwell, as reported.
Maxwell Family Holiday Gatherings Across Oklahoma Texas
Bruce Long visits his grandparents the Maxwells this week. Kenneth Maxwell of Canadian Texas also visits his parents the M M Maxwells. Miss Ann Christian of Ada visits in the Maxwell home Saturday. Mrs Reba Daniel Vicky Valerie and Lew visit Mr and Mrs M M Maxwell Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Long
Maxwells
Kenneth Maxwell
Tex
M. M. Maxwells
Ann Christian
Ada
Maxwell
Reba Daniel
Vicky
Valarie
Lew
M. M. Maxwell
Vacation Blindspot Keeps Jack West Busy at Home
Jack West spends his break still working hard on the farm tending cattle and running chores, doing more at home than during his normal job. He seems unaware that this is his vacation in disguise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack West
West Family Attend Ada Sunday Dinner and Park Outing
Mr and Mrs Jack West and their children dined with Mrs Mary West of Ada. They visited Wintersmith Park for swimming and a train ride. Janetta Lee of Bridgeport Tex stayed with Jolene and Jackie Lynn West. Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson of Ada visited Saturday night. Moon game praised with a win by the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack West
Mr. West
Mary West
Ada
Wintersmith Park
Janetta Lee
Alfred Lee
Bridgeport
Tex
Jolene
Jackie Lynn West
Joe Thompson
HD Club Meeting and Fair Preparations Notice
HD Club members are reminded of the August 14 meeting with Secret Pal reveal and a drawing for next year. The message notes fair time is approaching and members should start preparing their exhibits and read the NEWS Want Ads for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HD Club
Nazarene Church Hosts Surprise Birthday Dinner
Buck Garrett celebrated a surprise birthday dinner at his home with family and friends. Attending were Rev. and Mrs. Boardman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Lilley, Mrs. Boles of Ada, Mrs. Ed Walls, Jeanetta Lee, O. Ross, Mrs. Sawyer, Doyle Walls and baby, visiting from Alma, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nazarene Church
Buck Garrett
Garrett Home
Boardman
Steve Lilley
Boles
Ada
Ed Walls
Jeanetta Lee
O. Ross
Sawyer
Doyle Walls
Alma
Okia
Mrs
Lilley Visit With Robertson Couple Last Week
Mr and Mrs Steve Lilley visited Mr and Mrs Louis Robertson one evening last week in a concise social note highlighting a routine social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Lilley
Louis Robertson
Woolleys Visit Santa Paula Family in Coalgate Stay
Mr and Mrs Orville Woolley of Santa Paula California visited Mrs Waldo Byrd and her parents here. Woolleys spent time with his ill father Joe Woolley in hospital at Coalgate before returning home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Chism
Tulsa
Chism
Leo
Valley View Hospital
J. M. Chism
E. W. West
Orville Woolley
Santa Paula
Calif
Waldo Byrd
Joe Woolley
Coalgate
Waldo Byrd and Foxes Attend Tuesday Evening Event
Mr and Mrs Waldo Byrd and Mr and Mrs Joe Fox attended a Tuesday evening function, marking a social gathering with several family members and friends in attendance.
Ill Tom Ingram Shows Signs of Improvement
Tom Ingram remains hospitalized but shows improved condition as doctors report better vitals and cautious optimism about recovery.
Reverend Boardman Preaches in Fillmore with Gibson Filling In
Rev and Mrs Charles Boardman traveled to Fillmore where he preached last Sunday. Rev Gibson acted as substitute pastor during Boardman’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Boardman
Fillmore
Gibson
Mrs Dollie Sims Visits Nephew in Lula
Mrs Dollie Sims visited her nephew Sam Johnston of Lula at Valley View Hospital Tuesday. He has a crushed foot but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dollie Sims
Sam Johnston
Lula
Valley View Hospital
Ed Walls Returns Home After Week in Temple Hospital
Ed Walls spent a week in a Temple Texas hospital. His wife Mrs Ed Walls and daughter Mrs A E Lee and Jeanetta and Richard visited him there and brought him home. They also visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Walls and son Kenny in Houston. Jeanetta Lee of Bridgeport Texas will stay with her grandparents for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Walls
Temple
Tex
A. E. Lee
Jeanetta
Richard
Kenneth Walls
Kenny
Houston
Jeanetta Lee
Bridgeport
Community News From Ada And Surrounding Areas
A list of visitors and family relations from Broken Bow Ada Stratford Lovelady Stonewall and Tupe lo appears. Mr Martin returns from Valley View Hospital and says he is doing well with comments from his children about being spoiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Dollarhite
Broken Bow
Orville Mixon
Ada
Irene Crough
Max McNeal
Skipper
Vance
Galey
Tom Martin
Tupelo
T. Bittle
Lovelady
Louise Bitts
Stratford
Odell Martin
Roy Christian
Stonewall
Arcie
Judy Helms
Odabell
Alex Britton
J. R. Martin
Martin
Valley View Hospital
Skipper McNeal Stays With Grandfather J R Martin
Skipper McNeal of Galey visits his grandfather J R Martin for several days to help with chores while Martin is laid up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skipper McNeal
Galey
J. R. Martin
Martin
Mrs St Christian and Tom My Visit Oklahoma City Leave Saturday
Mrs St Christian and Tom My depart Oklahoma City after a weeklong visit with Mrs Martin. They left for home Saturday concluding the sojourn.
Visitors from California Arizona and Oklahoma
Mr and Mrs Bill Lung and family of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Bill Waugh and family of Phoenix with Mr and Mrs R Lung of Holdenville visited last week at the home of Mr and Mrs A U Lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lung
Los Angeles
Calif
Bill Waugh
Phoenix
Ariz
R. Lung
Holdenville
A. U. Lung
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ADA Times-Democra
W. D. Little
W. L. Knickmeyer
Oklahoma
Hhe News Publishing and Printing Co
Chia Itanaa
Ada Weekly
Democrat
Ada Star- Pontotoc County Enterprise
Ada Times-Democrat
Ada Evening News
New
ADA Weekly News
Dr. Foreman
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
U.S. A
Community Press Service
Serryes
Francis News
Henry Ford
Jack
Lord Brabazon
Montayne
Frisco News
Simon Patton
Leroy Gayne
Alex, Okla
Simon Patt
Ralph LaCreme
A. R. Johnson
Sturday
Ford Monument Works
North Broadway
By Barbara Christian
Joe Fox
Tom Ingram
Roddy
Ptal
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