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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1963

Page

5

First Baptist Choir Director Bid Farewell With Luau

A. L. Pete Butler, minister of music at First Baptist Church, was honored with a luau as he received his church commission to join a 21 day mission in Hawaii. Butler leaves Oklahoma City for San Francisco then Honolulu aboard a trans oceanic jet to Oahu. He is one of 14 pastors chosen by the Southern Baptist Convention. The church covers his expenses and released him from duties for the voyage.

First Baptist First Baptist Church A. L Pete” Butler Aloha Islands Mr. Butler Southern Baptist Convention David G. Hause Oklahoma City San Francisco Honolulu Oahu Hawaiian Archipelago C. L. Boiles Charles Thompson Luau Hawaii Pete Butler Philippines Bob Heaton Ada News

Miss Paula Jones to Wed Raymond Ingold in September

Mrs. Eveline Jones announces the engagement of her daughter Paula Jones to Raymond Gene Ingold. Both are Ada High School graduates class of 1962. Paula works at Gwins Drug Store while Raymond serves in the U S Air Force at Chanute AFB Illinois studying electronics.

Paula Jones Raymond Gene Ingold Eveline Jones East Gardenia Paula Ingold Ray Ingold Fitzhugh Oak Avenue Baptist Church Miss Jones Ada High School Gwins Drug Store United States Air Force Chanute Air Force Base Illinois

Latta Clubbers Exchange Secret Pal Presents

The Latta Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Wesley Brantley’s home for the August session. Mrs. Brantley led singing, Mrs. Walter Smith gave a devotional on the Christian Home, and plans for the county fair were discussed. The program featured Frozen Desserts by Mrs. Roy Kindrick and Miss Martha Mote, including clown creations with ice cream and cones. Miss Mote prepared baked Alaska. Secret pal gifts were exchanged and refreshments served. The September meeting will be at Mrs. Leon Cecil’s home.

Latta Wesley Brantley Miss Mote Alaska Brantley Clyde Casady Pam Martha Mote Leon Cecil Charles Floyd Jr Ralph Taylor Walter Smith Bob Mayberry Charles Brady Roy Kindrick

McLish Clubbers Invited to Camp Classen

Mrs J A Skeith led the McLish Home Demonstration August session. Miss Martha Mote invited members to Camp Classen near Davis August 22 23 and to the homemakers conference in Stillwater September 12 15. Members present included Nora Harden Polly Harden Ona Barrick Opal Brents Welton Stanford Wanda White.

J. A. Skeith P.sident Wilson Harden Martha Mote Classen Davis Stillwater Nora Harden Skeith Polly Harden Ona Barrick Opal Brents Welton Stanford Mote Wanda White

Mrs. Robert Ferguson Elected Eight and Forty Leader in Oklahoma

Mrs. Robert Ferguson of Ada was unanimously elected Departmental Le Chapeau of Oklahoma for 1963 1964 at the Eight and Forty Marche in Tulsa. Installation followed with officers named including Mrs. Faye Alberty Muskogee and others. the group aids tuberculosis and cystic fibrosis research and child welfare efforts.

Alvin Plaza Hotel Tulsa Robert Ferguson Ada le Chapeau Oklahoma Ferguson la Concierge L’aumonier Demi Chapeau Deuxieme Helen DeVeny Chapeau Posse Florence Secretaire-Caissiere L’avocate Gene Sullivan Faye Alberty Muskogee Reba A. Orr Ruth Dunagan Adelaide Andrews Florence Connolly Lela Buffalo Oklahoma City Ethel Hobbs Midwest City Francis Maxwell American Legion Auxiliary Howard-Maxey Fourth District Department of Oklahoma National Jewish Hospital Denver Colorado Talihina Hospital Bertice Statzer Lawton Enid Ardmore Miami

Colbert Folk Picnic At Frye Home

The Colbert Home Demonstration Club sponsored the annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Frye. After the meal Mrs. V L Newland showed color slides of Germany. Attendees included numerous local residents and families led by Sherman Shipley and Aubrey Eaton, among others.

Colbert Frye Bonnie Frye The Colbert Home Demonstration Club V. L. Newland Germany Sherman Shipley Fleming Gerald Leroy Scarbrough Pete Presley Lonnie Manuel Donna Schonick Jerry Atwood Gladys Balthrop Fannie Miller Aubrey Eaton Odell Deaton Massey Florence Frye Carolyn Goodman Debbie Pollock W. L. Newland Jimmie Ellis Ora Lowe E. R. Rackley C. U. McCollum

Latex Foam Pillows Fueled by 15 Million Pound Output in 1962

In 1962 the pillow industry relied on more than 15 million pounds of soft latex foam rubber to manufacture cushions and bedding. The sizable material flow highlights the sector's scale and demand during that year.

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