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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1925

Page

6

Local social notes and church attendance across Ada and Center

Community gossip lists residents visiting relatives and attending church at Pickett Center and nearby towns. Mentions of schooling led by Mr Huffines and Miss Earnest, plus local gatherings at singing events and a spelling match with participants from Vapness Pecan Grove and Centre area.

Local residents and visitors frequent Roff area

A few report boll worms found in cotton. Miss Bernice Gilland visited in Roff on Saturday. Mrs. Burk Huffman of Terrell Texas visiting parents in Roff spent Monday with her sister Mrs. Roper. Several locals named: Miss Blanche Cushman Virginia Roper Dock Coffee Grider and family. Mrs Eccles and children travel to Antlers to visit relatives. Sour Appuie.

Bernice Gilland Roff Burk Huffman Terrell Texas Mrs. Shelton Roper Bryan Willie Shelton Ada Blanche Cushman Virginia Roper Lightning Nidee Dock Coffee Dewey Tilley Haskell Tilley Union Hill Russell Nichols Urman Burnett Rebee Frank Roddy Mr. Mitchell 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 Geraldine Stella Josie Northam A. B. Kains Ike Mayhan Jack Roddy Joe Roddy Owens John Jones Hugh Northam Leeroy Owens Blue Mound John Batey Jones Franks J. A. Ashley Pontotoc Allen Cross Section Blue Mound School House Ruby Opal Hackworth Rose Lula Mae Laxton G. W. Allen Joe Crisp Myrtle Vanzant Sunshine Q. H. Hays Mr. Gawn Hickory Mrs. Blake Ora Lee Ashley Allie Dobson Willie Reach Clara Hart Grace Dobson Jewell Hays Mrs. Jones J. W. Batey Peasant Hill Farmer Jones John Auten Adellia Jones Cuba Vanoss Sam Woods C. L. Berger J. B. McCauley D. W. Hodges P. G. Smith Lois Williams Francis Smith Grandpa Smith Mill Creek Bill Beckam Stratford J. J. Shaw Clint Hammond Oakman Mrs. Hunt Freewill Baptist Association Sam Hunt Carl Auten Civil Mr. Stewart Will Collier Vaness Catron Place B. D. Garland Bob Tilly J. S. Jones Anna Chambers Burch Peek George Carter Jim Sutherland Commodore Coda West Texas Inez Martin Daisy Norville Black Luke McNair Clarence Johnson W. W. Simmons Burkhart R. H. Patterson Clara Mary Helen Ada Buck Hardee Eld P. A. Templeman Shawnee Bill Richards Wilson Pleas Richardson Alta Rutie Bradley Anniebelle Mattie Collins Jamnie Dorothy Watters Callie Templeman Charlie Auten Carl Solomon Davis Bulah Shaw Pines Shay Mamye Solomon Jack Dunn Doris Edith Shook Alma Dunn Naomi Stanfield Lillie Wells Joe Ablés Doss Charley Dunn Dallas Claude Hartman Vearl Wade Stonewall Frances Heath Tishomingo Artie Belle Stephens Irene Shook Killion Mayme Dosson Brother Stringer Ova Bernice Patton Lillian Wells Bonnie Kitchens Nola Lunsford Mae Belle Coffey Mattie Patton Chersie Rhodes R. H. Davis Stanley Lunsford Charney Kitchens Lois Elmore Patton W. C. Patton Violet Parker Lloyd Craig Parker Maxwell Maxwell Township Yair Maxwell Mercedes Northent Washington Okla Mack Flemming Guy Northendl Mable Eis Eva Brecheen Price McGalliard Tom McGilliard Prof. Roberts Jewell Tyree Gladys Mable Ellis Miss Floy Sutton Edith Breeheen T. Ar Mackey Blanco Bill O'Dell Sid Evans Edwards Elmer Summers Chapel School Mennie Cotton Sadie Fleming Eva Breeheen Verlin Light Velma Mackey Inez Will Breeheen

TOCKY CHAPEL BRIMMING WITH COMMUNITY LIFE

The Friday gathering at Tocky Chapel drew a well attended crowd. Prof Gibson Smith led a food school with about 30 pupils assisted by Miss Tina Creech. Singing Sunday night drew many locals and visitors. Family visits span Ada to Altus, with neighbors hosting weekend guests and many attending church, Sunday school organization, and protracted meetings.

Tocky Chapel Gibson Smith Tina Creech Smith Martin Phillip Dad Creech J. J. Webb Kk. M. Chapman Jewell Mozelle Ada Wim. McKinney Texas Bill Hultard Minnie Fears E. M. Chapman R. C. Blankenship J. E. Smith Adnan Robert Herion Graham J. M. Sacre Herman Hermon McKinney Pollie McKinney Fitzhugh Sardis Okla Ed Chapman Mozell Oklahoma Herman McDaniel W. T. Price EF. McCasson G Smith Edward Varndony Orel Ada Gain Mini Clarence "Phillips

Pecan Grove Social Notes and Local Visits

Mr and Mrs J D Loman and children returned from Tishomingo where they visited her brother. Frank Dillard and family of Ahloso and Mrs Angelly and children spent weekend at Knox. Lizzie Dillard and family visited Conn Stocks. Multiple families, sick lists, and hospitality mentions fill the week at Pecan Grove.

Pecan Grove J. D. Loman Tishomingo Frank Dillard Ahloso Angelly Knox Marie Loman Osa Helen Loman Junior Billie Winona Chapman Henry Lovelady Bob Ellis Author Hutchings Wainright

Investors urged to study mental pace of wealth seekers

A Milwaukee Journal financial writer argues many investors are mentally indolent and could learn from the focused cerebral activity of the get rich quick crowd, urging closer attention to how rapid wealth seekers think and act.

Milwaukee Journal

Community Fair Hopes Rise in Maxwell Township

Local Maxwell residents report a planned large fair this September 10 with focus on crops and fall gardens. Boll worms and weevils threaten cotton. banners promise better yields as fall harvest approaches.

Death of a Child Feared in Center Community

The notice reports the death of a baby in Center on August 12 with funeral services conducted by Brother Harden on August 13 at Center cemetery. The family and neighbors mourn the loss, and the community is urged to attend church at Center next Sunday. Local names such as Cross land and relatives in Center are mentioned along with social visits and church activity.

Lanham Ecrops Ruth Little Center Claxton Irwin Edgar Little McNair Luke McNair Maye Smith Velma McNair Ada Irwin Eunice Sam McNair Coalgate J. D. Gaar Harlen Eunice Charley Auford Altha McNair Mary Flannery Brother and Sister Crossland Center Cemetery Harden Lala Portitotoc County Marshall Field and Company Europe

Swedish inventors devise noiseproof building material

Swedish inventors have produced a building material impervious to noise. The Times demands this amid radios phonographs mechanical pianos saxophones and family arguments, as reported by the Chicago News.

The Times Chicago News

Colbert Family Travel and Local Visits Across Counties

Local notices list Ed Brown and family on a six week Tennessee visit. Several families and individuals from Francis, Madill, Chandler, Ardmore, Healdton, Holdenville, Ada, and New Mexico visit relatives or host events. The Indianapolis leg of the piece notes a $2,000,000 Legion drive with a $202,507 Massachusetts endowment fund check.

Ed Brown Tennessee Deignwoodh Holdenville G. W. Davis Allen Gertrude Murphy New Mexico Jennings McAnally John Woods R. S. Sanders John Coker Calvin Gladys Huddleston Laura Lee Carroll Georgia Coker Minta Lee Rushing Letha Richmond Ada George Ray Henryetta Hoyt Barton John Griffin Oklahoma City Higginbotham Ed Walker Cale Galey Graham H. L. Tennison Earnest Bray Indianapolis Ind The American Legion Robert H. Tyndall Endowment Fund Committee Massachusetts

Roff News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels

Mrs. As E Kite and Mrs Ed Bunyard hosted the study club. The intermedate BY PU went to Fitzhugh for church services led by Rev Morris. Luther Stallings family traveled through Roff en route to Mannville Oklahoma. Various residents visited Ada Oklahoma City Brady Palestine and other Texas points.

E. Kite Ed Bunyard Mrs. Kite Fitzhugh Rev. Morris Luther Stallings Shawnee Roff Mansville Okla Ed Johnston B. King Faye Cula Oklahoma City W. O. Pratt Ada J. P. Jones Genevieve Palestine Texas A. E. Kile Veda Eugene James Olds Tis Arkansas Mildred Smith Sherman Jo Roff Dave Hardin Anice McAlister Dave Harden Claude Russell Pawhuska Mary Nichols Boulder Colorado Colberg W. R. Marshall Anadarko W. M. McWhirt Cooper Scott Moore Claude Jusseil

Cincinnati Allocates 350000 for School Fire Insurance Endowment

Cincinnati Ohio establishes a permanent endowment fund totaling 350000 to insure school properties against fire risks and ensure long term coverage for district buildings and facilities.

Cincinnati Ohio

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