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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1975

Page

2

Sunshine church notes full Sunday school and visits

Sunday School had 40 attendees with Beatrice Wyche singing for the morning service accompanied by Edna Oliver on piano. Evening services had 16 attendees with Don Parr in charge. Visitors included Sam and Peggy McMillen Cindy McMillen Wesley Brown and Bucky Pendergrast. The item lists many visits and small events from Sunshine area through Ada Norman and Pauls Valley with several families noted.

Sunshine Beatrice Wyche Edna Oliver Don Parr Sam Peggy McMillen Cindy McMillen Wesley Brown Bucky Pendergrast Joe Crisp Joan Albert Davis Albert Crisp Tupelo Kenneth Williams Kansas Vic Prince Ruby Ashley Roff Clyde Hobgood Lucille Hobgood Pearl Blevins Ada Ruby Ashley Roff Bill Oliver Denver Colo Bill Jr Norman

Center Church Socials and Revivals Note Local Visits

Center Mrs Tip Vanderer and Reb ecca Oklahoma City visited her mother Rae Garrett Thursday Mr and Mrs Carl Boles Pittsburg and three granddaughters from Fort Worth Miss Vera Lanham Anters and Mrs Thelma Jean Garrett visited in the afternoon Sis Billie Black Hugo conducted a revival at Center It closed Friday Thelma Jean Garrett began a revival Sunday Thurman Gray son of Mr and Mrs Oren Gray is in a hospital in Oklahoma City Members of the Oil Center Church who attended a Sunday school convention in Carolina returned home Sunday morning

J. L. Green Daily Phillips Oklahoma City Royce Phillips Mary Jo Melissa Green Julia Thomas Ada Edna Oliver Jo. Green B. L Marlene Benton Ella Benton Sunshine Baptist Church Sunshine Marlene Doris Jordan Frank Baker Stillwater Paul Young Claude Hewett Don Parr McAlester Shady Grove Homer Bedgood Paul Mary Frances Nell Stanley Vernie Hyde Mary Leroy Joe Swart David Roff Homer Ridgeway Tusa Annie Belt Joe Swarb Sidney Green Phyllis Odus McGalliard Eddie Smith James Eric Pauls Valley Tip Vanderer Rebecca Rae Garrett Carl Boles Pittsburg Fort Worth Vera Lanham Anters Thelma Jean Garrett Billie Black Hugo Center That City Lena Stovall Debbie Jeanne Hobbs Sonia Winters Shirley Castoe B. J. Ainsworth Bro Coy Stovall Carl Jackson Lorena Haley Ada Jean Ainsworth Old Fashion Church House Myra Berryman Helen Loman Jesus Loves Jack Hale Roy Manuel Anna Marie Haley Amy Stovall Marci Hobbs Charles Jones Eugene Hobbs Virgle Winters Kay Haley Shirly Castoe Carl Mike James Lena Jeanne Steven Hobbs Aymond Sever Tulsa Edna Sever J. R. Pendergrass Albert Pevehouse J. W. Berryman Steven Marci Lester Berryman Winefred Berryman Rochelle Edd Berryman Beebe Kay Hubbard Mellissa Kammy Tammy T. O. Meeks Incline Village Nev Myrtle Smith T. H. Haley Joe Williams Tish Zora Lee Patricia Tim Lorena Haley J. E. Roberts Springfield Angie Wright Trudy Woods Roy Boren Eric Jason Wicchita Kan J. C. Ross Herbert Kaiser Elva Duvall Lena Quaid Enid Lake Savoie Westwego Leota Savoie C. H. Hampton Jess Brandon Hurst Tex Luke Savoie Clarence Barnett Pickett Stratford Lake Eufaula Elmer Lee Bevers Bend State Park Tommy Hubbard Melissia Cammy Lonnie V. Manuel Adam Hardcastle Union Hill James Royce Castoe Loyd Carter Midwest City James Castoe Mary Wheat J. D. Fulton Nora Hobbs Saturda W. A. Lee Marion Lee Travis W . Lee Richard Henery Chris Cherri Carl Lee Roy Gentry Kim Lori W. A Lee Mark Jerry Atwood Kent Kari Lonnie R. Manuel Roy Irene Balthrop Lonnie Roy Manuel Kari Atwood Donna Atwood Lonnie V Manuel Winifred Berryman Bible College Moore Jackie Caton Russell Coy Stoval Lee Henery C. T.S Jackie Caton Jr George Carter Russel Odell Peggy Haley Anna Marie Ron Cox Hooker Bill Carter John Morgan Douglass Whitker Sue Manuel Camp Ground Kair Vi Lance Buck Simmons Mark Manuel Janie Donna Vendable Armanda McNeill Armanda McDonald Juanita McNeill Lee Looney Hubert King Ladonna Keith Thomas Comanche John Ida Nell Evans Hayward Calif Lee Lowney California Bryan Cooper Butch van Sycle Jina Rae Bob George Jay Roberta Jenkins Duncan Sonic Drive Inn Keith Flowers Denver Flowers Jay Jenkins Denver Wanda Leah Torri Jnkins Torri Inlaw Daisy Cooper Billie Bonds Lucille Flowers Alice Cooper San Frances Clifton Tharp Gilliam Junior Wynn Wyndell Mann Wynn Debra McNeill Merion Lancaster Floyd McNeill Dustin Wayde Norton Bart McNeill Donneta Williams Pete Haley Jim Flo Mitchell Eva Greenlee Esther Hatchett Esther Ross Bert Cantrell Gladys Jackson Zora Williams F.th Walker Anna Hunt Nettie Bumgardner Vivian Crank Fae Malone Thelma Whitwell Nora Childress Fulton Mildred Auten Minnie Slaven Elora Matthews Tommy Harber Deena Jennell Norton Frank Harber Bonnie Geneva Donna Vaness Earl Blankenship James Harber Dwight Har

Oakman Sunday and Church Attendance Notes

Long Oakman church column records 59 in Sunday School and 64 at church services with many local and visiting members listed. Special songs and a guest speaker are noted, along with multiple social events, visits, and family updates spanning Ada, Oklahoma City, McAlester, and other nearby towns.

Oakman Jack Haley Myra Berryman Fay Harmon Francis B. J. Ainsworth Oklahoma City Butch Jackson McAlester Lorena Haley Ada Bro Coy Stovall Paul Lena Amy John Morgan

Community notices of extended families around Ada Oklahoma

Local readers list frequent visiting and moving updates among families in Ada and nearby Duncan and Comanche. The report names McNeill Jenkins Flowers Cooper Harber Williams and other households with transport, visits, and new homes.

Ford Holds Get to Know Your President in Arkansas

President Ford told about 30 Arkansas GOP leaders in a closed session he believes Arkansas can become a Republican state by 1976. He discussed general issues like the economy and energy and left for Vail without comments to reporters.

Fort Smith Ark Ford Arkansas Colo Associated Press Jim Caldwell Rogers Lynn Lowe Texarkana Corps of Engineers Millwood Reservoir Little River Sevier Howard Lowe

Farm Bureau Women Plan Future Events

The Pontotoc County Farm Bureau Women group met with Emma Heard presiding. Attendees included Kathryn Floyd Norma Underhill Sandra Mc Daniel Sylvia Brantley and Mary Jo Green. They planned a Citizenship Seminar for Oct 7 at the OSU Extension Center and a booth at the County Fair. Brantley brought materials for the Farm Family of the Year entry. Mr and Mrs Brantley dairy owners will represent the county. Two members were appointed to register guests for an area meeting Sept 4 at Holiday Inn.

Farm Bureau Women’s Emma Heard Kathryn Floyd Norma Underhill Sandra McDaniel Sylvia Brantley Mary Jo Green OSU

Ford Visits Ft Chaffee Welcoming Vietnamese Refugees

President Ford's Arkansas trip included Fort Chaffee where more than 20 000 Vietnamese refugees awaited relocation. Refugees urged sponsors and publicity to speed sponsorship for resettlement while Ford shook hands and spoke at St Edwards Mercy Hospital.

Ford Ft. Chaffee Ark Nguyen Kim Hang Fort Smith-Ft. Chaffee Dung Cham South Vietnam John Paul Hammerschmidt R-Ark Arkansas Chaffee David Pryor St. Edwards Mercy Hospital

KOCO-TV to Air All Night Tornado Warnings in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City's KOCO-TV uses a night weather watch that shows radar only with no sound until a warning erupts. Meteorologist Fred Norman explains the system wakes viewers with a siren and TV graphics, then silent updates until weather ends.

Oklahoma City Koco-Tv Kocotv Fred Norman Norman Oklahoma Panhandle Amarillo Tex Kansas Texas

Housesmiths Turn To Colonial Timber Framing In New England

In York Maine and nearby towns crafts people form Housesmiths to revive timber framing and post and beam methods. Organized by Stewart Elliott the groups claim old techniques yield sturdier homes and attract customers seeking 200 year old building styles despite modern materials.

York, Maine New England America Stewart Elliott York Marshfield Oe Alstead Barrington Elliott

Harkin Promotes Work Days in Iowa Campaign

Congressman Tom Harkin spends a Fourth of July recess day helping replace railroad ties between Indianola and Carlisle to stay in touch with constituents. He cites aging Congress norms and proposes cross-sector work days for officials to better understand farmers and workers.

Rock Island Railroad Iowa Harkin William Scherle House Indianola Carlisle William Proxmire Wisconsin Congress James Abourezk Ds.d Charles Thone Neb Department Henry Kissingers Agriculture Secretary Labor Department

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