Local notes on family visits and church events in town
Last week brought little rain and pastures stayed dry. W R Dennis and family of Lula visited, as did Virgil Leonard and family, Chas Webb and Leota Leonard of Jester Oklahoma, and Mrs Robi Gilstrap and children of Lula. Durbin returns from Missouri, Hoggatt family at Wapanucka for a protracted meeting, Barney Leek in Union Valley, Alfred Durbin back in Atoka. Myrna Strickland from Ada visited homefolks. Mrs Clark and Martha visiting Rosebug Arkansas. Illness kept Mrs McMurrin from school last week but she resumed Monday. Mrs W F Morris remains ill. Wallace Hoggatt missed school due to sickness. A baptism drew a large crowd with Mr Tom Holt and Mr Sears among the immersed. A two week revival by Revs Colston and Crockett closed with several additions to the church. Overall, good church attendance and progress as reported by an Old Timer.
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Rosebug
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W. F. Morris
Wallace Hoggatt
Tom Holt
Sears
Colston and Crockett
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Franks School Sees Strong Attendance And Local Visits
Franks School reports good attendance as residents including Brittie Brown visiting Davie Davis. Columbus Stewart and Autrey Jones left for Dallas Texas while Mrs Driver shopped in Ada. Several locals hosted guests and shopped around Ada Sasakwa and other nearby towns. The brief notes social visits among Lillie Kitchens Robison Driver and others accompany a statistical aside on rouge consumption by American manufacturers.
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Brittie Brown
Davie Davis
Columbus Stewart
Autrey Jones
Dallaus
Tex
Driver
Ada
Pearle Dobson
Lillian
Ruth Crass
Leo Faust
Henry Brady
John Burkhart
Flossie Chambers
Mrs. Robison
Lillie Kitchens
Sunday Singing and Community Notes Share Local Visits
The community hosted a singing with Dewey Tilley Haskell Tilley and others from Union Hill. Sunday school was organized with Norman Mitchell as superintendent and Bessie Owens as secretary treasurer. teachers include G W Wells Mamie McMaster and Magdaline Reed. Numerous visits and social gatherings mention Ada Pickett and local residents in a sequence of weekend visits and homestays.
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Dewey Tilley
Haskell Tilley
Union Hill
Russell Nichols
Urman Barhett
Rebee
Frank Roddy
Mr. Mitchell
Ada
Ode McMaster
G. N. Wells
Pearl Owens
Pickett
Norman Mitchell
Bessie Owens
G. W. Wells
Mamie McMaster
Magdaline Reed
Corinne Owens
Marie
Audra Bethel
Ed Steele
Dewey Northam
Dock Humphers
Jennie Lee Gillock
Medlock
Australians Flock to Hawaii Amid Winter Influx
In Honolulu a record number of Australian tourists are traveling to Hawaii this winter. H. E. Vernon, local agent for the Canadian-Australian Steamship Line, credits a three year advertising push by the Hawaii Tourist Bureau for the surge in visitors.
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Australia
Hawaii
H. E. Vernon
Canadian-Australasian Steamship Line
Hawaii Tourist Bureau
Flower scented tea heated in Peking for desired ascent
Tea makers in Peking heat tea leaves and flowers to produce a flower scented tea. The method aims to create a fragrant infusion by combining blossoms with the tea during processing.
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Oklahoma City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle numbers total 1 800 with prices steady. Grass steers sell 6.00 to 6.50 while fat heifers reach 7.00 and cows bring 5.25. Calves active with top near 8.50. Hogs rise 25 cents to 12.75, bulk 12.50 plus. stockers steady.
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Oklahoma City
Ada lodge announces weekly meetings
LODGES I. C. O. F. Ada Lodge No. 146 holds regular meetings every Thursday night. GEO. LINDSAY serves as N. G. and H. C. EVANS is Secretary.
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W. M
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Powell
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