Lillie Daggs Pioneer Dies In Enid Age 63
Lillie Daggs 63 of Enid a member of one of the area’s earliest white settler families died Saturday after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10 am at Smith Funeral Chapel with burial in Rosedale cemetery. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John B Dag es who moved in 18389 from Texas to Ada area. Surviving are sisters Mrs Ka tie Hodges Ada Mrs Lela Hatcher Oklahoma City and Mrs Vera Moore Tulsa and brother Charles Daggs Mc Alester.
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Lillie Daggs
Enid
Smith Funeral Chapel
Rosedale
Miss Dacgs
John B. Dages
Texas
Ada
Jim Dages
Jeff Reed
Katie Hodges
Lela Hatcher
Oklahoma City
Vera Moore
Tulsa
Charles Daggs
McAlester
Clifford Family Weekend Visits Expand to Ada
Mrs. D. R. Clifford and daughters Helen and Debra visited her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Brooks of Ada the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clovis A. Thompson of Enid visited her parents and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Gore also visited over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Clifford
Helen
Debra
Donald Ray Brooks
Ada
Clovis A. Thompson
Enid
H.G Gore
Ada couple visits Clifford and Brooks relatives Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Brooks of Ada visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Clifford and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks, on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Ray Brooks
Ada
D. R. Clifford
Walter Brooks
Charlies Dean Leader Visits Kin Over Weekend
Charlies Dean Leader spent the weekend with his sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Eugene Teel in a family gathering reported by local sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Dean Leader
Mrs
Eugene Teel
Visit Highlights Kinship With Brooks Family
Son Enid visited her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Don ald Brooks on Sunday, sharing time with the family.
Oklahoma City trip for visiting relatives ends soon
Mr and Mrs Harry Hokett and their relatives Miss Ne maretha Hokett and Terrell of Marysville Calif visited Mrs Gore and the Clifford family before leaving Friday for Oklahoma City to visit relatives and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hokett
Nemaretha and
Terrell
Marysville
Calif
H. G. Gore
D. R. Clifford
Oklahoma City
Brooks Family Visits Relatives from Velma to Luetta
Mr and Mrs I N Brooks of Luetta Monetta and Noah of Velma visited his mother Mrs Hattie Brooks and sister Mrs Virgie Leader this past weekend in a small family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Brooks
Luetta
Monetta
Noah
Velma
Hattie Brooks
Virgie Leader
Lane Residents Visit Daughter and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Roben Duncan of Lane visited their daughter Mrs. Virgil Leader Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Harkins and children of Lane visited Mrs. Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roben Duncan
Lane
Virgil Leader
Floyd Harkins
Leader
Stokes Family Visiting Heaton Parents En Route to Florida
Mr and Mrs Willard Stokes and their children, formerly of New Mexico, are visiting Mr and Mrs Guy Heaton. They travel to Florida where he will be stationed for about five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Stokes
New Mexico
Guy Heaton
Florida
Local visits and home sales listed in Ada notes
Mr and Mrs Harry Hokett of Ne Calif visited Mr and Mrs Elmer Woodly on Thursday. Olen Snow sold his home to Chester and Mary Treas. Emmaline Davidson of Tupelo spent the weekend with her mother Mary Michael. Olen Snow and Polk Cross visited Vera Cross in Ada on Sunday. Polk Cross also visited his mother Vera Cross in Ada Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hokett
Ne- Calif
Elmer Woodly
Olen Snow
Chester Treas
Emmaline Davidson
Tupelo
Mary Michael
Vera Cross
Ada
Polk Cross
Community visitors and notes from Ada area
Mrs Audrey Treas Ahleso visited in the home of Mr and Mrs H G Gore on Thursday. Charles Leader ate supper with Mr and Mrs Donald Ray Brooks in Ada on Sunday. Luetta Brooks Velma spent Sunday night with Patsy Fortner. Mrs Ruth Barlow of Weldon California who has been in Holdenville hospital after an operation is visiting sister Mrs Olah Michael. Mary Michael and Mrs Ruth Barlow were in Allen on Monday. A revival is now at Rockey Point Baptist church with Brother Jake Brady Ada preaching. Everyone is invited to attend. Mrs Edna Cross of Centraloma visited Mr and Mrs H G Gore on Monday. Mrs Olah Michael transacted.
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Audrey Treas. Ahleso
H. G. Gore
Charies Leader
Donald Ray Brooks
Ada
Ruth Barlow
Weldon
California
Holdenille Hospital
Olah Michael
Rockey Point Baptist Church
Jake Brady
Fine Milking Shorthorns Added to Thompson Herd
Claude V. Thompson adds four top Milking Shorthorn heifers and a junior herd sire to his Pontotoc County herd. Two heifers are bred to Mystery Revela Champ, two to Mystery Revelex Robin. All were chosen at the Springfield Missouri show and sale in April.
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Thompson
Claude V. Thompson
Ada
Jesse
Pontotoc County
Springfield
Mosha Farm
St. Anthony
Iowa
Borg
Borg Farms
Delevan
Wis
Mrs Burns Earns OU Degree in Norman Summer Session
Mrs Effie Burns resumed teaching at Lula and was graduated Sunday night from the University of Oklahoma summer session at Norman. Mrs Craig has been teaching in Mrs Burns’ place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Burns
Lula
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Craig
Brown and Moore family reunion held in Sulphur
The first Brown and Moore reunion gathered 94 people at Sulphur with plans to hold it annually on the second Sunday in August at Travertine Island. Attendees came from Foster Oklahoma Pauls Valley Ringling Wynnewood Ada Duncan and many others.
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Clifford Miller
Brown and Moore
Sulphur
Travertine Island
Ralph Beeson
Foster, Okla
Winford Moore
Pauls Valley
Dale Smith
Ringling
Troy Brown
Foster
Bervin Nooner
Purcell
Earnest Simpson
Hackerville
Nettie Brown
Dourthat
Neal Jackson
Elmore City
Lewis Childers
Minnie Brown
Pernell
Marvin Moore Jr
Stillwater
Marvin Moore Sr
Wynnewood
Calvin Beeson
Ringland
Fred Brown
Ft. Worth
Texas
Verdelia Brown
Midwest City
Floyd Brown
Alma
Louise Balland
van Buren
Ark
Arnold Lee Beeson
Virgil Hoover
Ada
Pat Crawford
Bruce
Virginia Reynolds
Phoenix
Ariz
Arthur Beeson
Jack Woods
Duncan
Claude Brewer
Vernon Adams Jr
Claude Brewer Jr
Stanley Moore
Frank Moore
Lucielle
Carroll Johnson
Christain
Mary Dunn
Meltons thank donors for fire relief at new home
Clifford Miller, Jean and Dale lead the gratitude as donations and gifts arrive for the Shawn Meltons who lost their home in a fire. They now reside in the house formerly occupied by his brother Arthur and extend thanks to all who assisted during their difficult time.
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Shawn Meltons
Arthur
Meltons
Miller Family Visit Links Hensleys on Sunday Night
Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller and their son Dale spent Sunday night visiting Mr and Mrs Burton Hensley in Hennypen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Miller
Dale
Mrs
Burton Hensley
Hennypen
Collums Visit Sulphur Friends in Sunday Call
Mr and Mrs Leroy Collum and their family from Sulphur spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Homer Davis at their home.
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Leroy Collum
Homer Davis
Reverend Pat Landrum Visits Leo McNinch Home
Reverend Pat Landrum paid a Monday visit to the Leo McNinch residence, meeting with the family and sharing hospitality. The gathering reflected community ties and familiar faces in the neighborhood.
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Pat Landrum
Leo McNinch
Jersey cows prove feisty in barnyard contest say locals
Bobby Byrd claims Jersey milk cows can buck as well as Brahmas. He was tossed into the air in a previous episode to prove the point. Fd Sallee visited his brothers Arthur and John Sallee Sunday and spoke with Mr and Mrs Simon Patton during the day.
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Bobby Byrd
Fd Sallee
Arthur
John Sallee
Simon Patton
New Daughter-In-Law Leads to Wedding Report
Ken Lance calls from Montana to say he married a Missoula girl. He jokes about Oklahoma snow and settling in. The Frisco community circle meets Tuesday August 24 at the community building with Mrs Thelma Lance as chairwoman inviting all area women. Mission study led by Mrs Bessie Baylis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea Lance
Ken
Montana
Missoula
Oklahoma
Frisco
Thelma Lance
Bessie Baylis
Pentecostal Holiness Revival Enters Fourth Week
The Pentecostal Holiness revival continues at the Frisco community building now in its fourth week with near full houses each night. Local pastors urge continued attendance as sermons focus on renewal and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Byrd Family Reunion Held in McKinny Texas
The Byrd children gathered with Clifford Byrd and family for a reunion in McKinny Texas. Thirty relatives attended including Coy Byrd Melba Gouge Gouge Gouge and extended kin from Frisco Ahloso Wichita Falls Garland Cleburne Pampa and Bedford Village New York. The gathering marked the first full-family reunion since last year. Descendants of John Jay still own his Bedford Village home and it is being opened to the public.
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Byrd
Clifford Byrd
McKinny
Texas
Coy Byrd
Melba
Frisco
Eld
Lee Byrd
Ahloso
Gladys Gouge
Ada
G. B. Gouge
Nathan Byrd
Wichita Falls
Eddie Cox
Pampa
Lord Gouge
Garland
Bill Scott
Cleburne
Mertie Byrd
John Jay
U. S
Bedford Village
N. Y
Thawing Fish Safely: Refrigerator Best Practice
Guidance encourages thawing frozen fish in the refrigerator whenever possible as the safer method compared with thawing at room temperature. It emphasizes maintaining a cold environment to minimize bacterial growth and preserve quality.
Ada Lions Broom Sale Nets $750
Ada Lions Club reports gross proceeds of 3000 from last week's broom sale with 750 allotted to the group. President Doug Hall thanks residents and praises co chairmen J. B. Lynn and E. T. Cason for a strong first effort. Most earnings to fund local civic programs, notably school playground equipment.
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Ada Lions Club
Doug Hall
Lions
Hall
J. B. Lynn
E. T. Cason
Polio Ward Here Adds Two Patients At Valley View
Two patients were admitted to the polio ward at Valley View Hospital on Saturday. Mrs. Ernestine Grayson of Atwood, 23, has no paralysis and is in good condition. Patricia Parker, 4, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Parker of Antlers, was placed in an iron lung at 7 30 p m Sunday and is described as fair at noon.
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Valley View Hospital
Ernestine Grayson
Atwood
Patricia Parker
Antlers
Grayson
Patricia
Warren Parker
One Battered And Other Pays Fine
O. S. Stephens of Allen is hospitalized with a fractured nose and multiple scalp lacerations after an altercation Sunday at the Log Cabin in Allen. Clyde Sales faced assault and battery charges and paid 26 in fine and court costs in peace justice court.
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O. S. Stephens
Allen
Vailey View Hospital
Clyde Sales
Sales
C. W. Floyd
Peace Justice Court
Stephens
Wilton Notes Church Tuning And Community News
Sunday brought no sour notes as our church piano was tuned Friday by Mr Abijah Colbert of Ada who also repaired and cleaned dirt daubers nests. Mr and Mrs Haskell Kite of 614 South Oak Ada visited Friday seeking a stray Guernsey heifer calf from Sandy Bottom. They shared news of Rev Gilbert Pixley a Pixley twin from Ft Smith Ark who will pastor a Free Will Baptist Church in Duncan for the coming year.
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Abijah Colbert
Ada
Haskell Kite
South Oak
Gilbert Pixley
Pixley Twins
Ft. Smith
Ark
Free Will Baptist
Duncan
Bagbys and Castilla Visit Yuma Relatives
Mr and Mrs George M Bagby travel to Yuma Arizona with daughter Mrs Joe Castilla and grandchildren Sherry and George formerly of our community now in St Louis They tour Mr and Mrs Arthur Bagby and family and other relatives in Yuma
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George M. Bagby
Yuma
Ariz
Joe Castilla
Sherry
George
St. Louis
Bagbys
Castilla
Arthur Bagby
Thurman family tour of Oklahoma City landmarks
Gerald Wanda and Tommy Thurman visited the state capital in Oklahoma City on Wednesday and toured the Governor Johnston Murray office and the Medical Center. Wanda returned with a souvenir handkerchief. They spent a week with relatives and came home Saturday. Local residents Otis Teel and Don joined Clinton Lancaster for Sunday dinner at the Norrell Vandegriff home. Carl Lee Ada and Catherine Price joined a Sunday visit to Oklahoma City with Carl’s sisters and California uncle.
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Gerald
Wanda
Tommy Thurman
State Capital
Oklahoma City
Johnston Murray
Capital Building
Otis Teel
Don
Ada
Clinton Lancaster
Norrell Vandegriff
Carl Lee
Catherine Price
Carl
California
Catherine
Rev. Hoggatt Improves After Illness Pastoral Return Likely
Rev. R. G. Hoggatt, a former county pastor, is reported improved after an illness. The clergy member previously led a local church and his condition now allows expectations of a gradual return to duties.
Nazarene Church Founder Improves Health in Arizona Visit
The Nazarene Church at Lula reports Rev. Hoggatt, now residing in Yuma, Arizona, is in better health than winter. He has gained six pounds and visited a brother in Sacramento and a sister in Porterfield, California. Rev. Hoggatt is the father of Mrs. Clifford Fullen of this community.
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Nazarene Church
Lula
Yuma
Arizona
Hoggatt
Sacramento
Porterfield
Calif
Clifford Fullen
Grandparents Welcome Oklahoma City Grandsons for Week
Mr and Mrs Garrett Beller drove to Oklahoma City Sunday to pick up two grandsons Jackie and Rickie sons of Mr and Mrs Jack Beller. The boys will spend a week with their grandparents.
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Garrett Beller
Oklahoma City
Jackie
Rickie
Jack Beller
Milk hauler Billy Houser recalls Latta High School honors
Billy Houser, a 1953-4 Latta High School graduate and former Junior Master Farmer in the Latta FFA chapter, is now hauling Grade A milk. His elder brother Wilbur Hooser is not involved. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hooser and Dewayne have moved to Tulsa.
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Billy Houser
Wilbur
Billy
Latta High School
Latta
FFA
Wilbur Hooser
Dewayne
Tulsa
Mrs. Kimmell Injured Again in Fall from Hay Truck
Mrs. Miles Kimmell uses crutches after a fresh ligament tear in her foot from a fall. The long injury history slows her climb into the hay truck, but she remains resilient. The Kimmells plan to move soon to Henry Coffey place north of Lightning Ridge.
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Miles Kimmell
Cream Varieties Define Light Cream As Coffee Table Portioned
Light cream is described as a dairy product also known as coffee or table cream. It typically contains around 20 percent milk fat, distinguishing it from heavier creams used in cooking or topping.
Coffee uses a beverage for about six centuries
Coffee has been used as a beverage for roughly six centuries, reflecting its long history and cultural spread across regions and societies.
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Helen Clifford
Donald Brooks
Luetta Brooks
Patsy Fortner
Edna Cross
Centraloma
Magnetos
Lester L. Luton
Mrs. Burns
Vanoss
M. J. Brewington
L. A. Allen
Maggie Anderson
Moore
Marion Palmer
Pat
Steele
Margaret
Kansas
Newton Steele
Judy
Glen Fox
Dickett
FE. H. Brewington
Lonnie Walker
Christain Berger
Short Brother
Mrs. Salmon
Glen Cornell
John Dunn
Lou Ann Miller
G. M. Pitt
Pierce
Easiy
Clifford Miller, Jean and
Sybil
Minnie Pearl
Ben Weaver
Mrs. Weaver
Mr. Weaver
Hudson Peerless
Trader Mills
Southwestern Distributor
900 North Speedway
Wees Monuments
GAY Auto Parts CO
Gay Auto Parts Company
Complete Auto Glass Service
Marshall Martin
Brother Chilcoat
Ada Lions
Wilson
Bernice Morrison
Drina Clot
First National
Ea National
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