Miss Jo Ann Nix And David Kent Lee Pledge Vows In Sunday Church Ceremony
Miss Jo Ann Nix and David Kent Lee wed at First Methodist Church in Ada on Sunday August 6 at 4 p.m. The couple, both students at East Central State College, will live at 8251 East Seventeenth while finishing studies. Guests included many Oklahoma City and Stillwater residents. a rehearsal dinner preceded the ceremony hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Nix
David Kent Lee
First Methodist Church
J. M. Nix
Stonewall
Route 1
Lee
G. William Lee
Kings Road
Rufus Walker
Trinity Methodist Church of
Tulsa
First Church of
Ada
W. M. Emanuel
Mary Jol! Ruggles
Tommy Redman
Janet Lees
Janet Nix
Phillip Lee
Robert Gregory Jr
Erick Smith
Dallas
Tex
Ring Beaver
Wayne Lee
John Muntz
Henry Wells
Loretta Reed
Janelle Williams
Donna Sue Stevenson
Hoyt Sloan
East Central State College
Sam Brown
West Twenty-fifth
Brown
Joan Wright
Bill Thompson
Roan Kifer Wedding Links Stonewall to Amarillo Move
Miss Joann Kifer and Lucian Roan wed at First Baptist Stonewall in a 4 pm ceremony. Rev. Jerry Fielder officiated as families attended. After the ceremony, the couple will reside in Amarillo where Roan will teach at David Crockett Junior High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucian Roan
Amarillo
First Baptist Church of
Stonewall
Joann Kifer
W. E. Kifer
Route J
Jess Roan
Jerry Fielder
Will Roan
Charles Oakley
Benny Roan
Simon Patton
Frisco
Tex
Parish Chapel Folk Welcome The Suttons
A housewarming and welcome party was given for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sutton Tuesday night as they moved to the auth Chapel continuity from Ada. Refreshments were served after opening remarks. Attending or sending gifts were numerous local residents and several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Sutton
Suttons
Auth Chapel
Ada
Pug Garrett
Johnnie Soward
Willis Sutton
B. V. Pendley
Johnnie Sheppard
Hank Burk
Ver Fon Gray
M. R. Tucker
Vannie Northam
Junior Willoughby
Earl Franke
Frank Lewis
Florence ‘Saacs
Herman Ward
Clifford Lamb
Bennie Jackson
Opal
Sutton
Melvin Booth
Paul] Tucker
Billy Jim Robertson
Vance Price
Genendale Lippincott
Bea Robertson
Shower Honors Mrs. Cash at Allen Pentecostal Church
A wedding shower for Mrs. William Cash was hosted by Mrs. Earl Lege Mrs. Carl Vinson and Mrs. Clara Gardner of Allen. Guests enjoyed cake and punch at the Allen Pentecostal Church with many attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lege
Carl Vinson
Clara Gardner
Allen
William Cash
Allen Pentecostal
Doshie, Nichell
W. D. Blackburn
Jack Chiles
Surtis Nelson
A. D. Cash
Earl Legg
Lela Ward
Pete Evett
Leon Kidwell
Frank Lovelady
Waller Watson
C. C. Ross
Cecil Huckeby
J. W. Palmer
W. H. Daugherty
Ernie Cooper
Hugh Brinson
Tom Bell
Nora Weldon
Bill Orick
Clint Anderson
White and blue wedding ties at Oklahoma City ceremony
Miss Sammie Lou Cantrell and Bobby Date Newport wed in a candlelight ceremony at South Memorial Baptist Church Oklahoma City. Rev Peris Woodruff officiated. Bridesmaids wore blue bridal satin, maids wore matching gowns. The bride wore Alencon lace and satin, carried a Bible with white orchid. A reception followed in the church annex. After a two week honeymoon, they reside at Country Club Apartments in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammie Lou Cantrell
Bobby Date Newport
Samuel Douglas Cantrell
Oklahoma City
Clyde Newport
Stonewall
Peris Woodruff
South Memorial Baptist Church
Oklahoma
Judith McDaniel
R. D. Richards
David McCurray
Carolyn Clark
Lucile Brown
Marivin R. Wise
South Agnew
Travis Nuner wedding in Ada to reside in Crownpoint New Mexico
Miss Brenda Nuner of Roff and Ben C. Travis of Coalgate were married at Trinity Baptist Church Ada at 7 39 Tuesday evening. Reverend Roy Crawford officiated with Ada musician Jan Means playing. Bride wore brocade sheath with organza and carried white gladioli. Groom attended by Lloyd Robbins. Couple to live Crownpoint New Mexico where Travis teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Nuner
Roff
Ben C. Travis
Coalgate
Trinity Baptist Church
Ada
Miss Nunez
Pat Nuner
Claude, Travis
Coal- Bate
Roy, Crawford
Jan Means
Miss Nuner
Laura Ann Travis
Miss Travis
T’ Oy Lloyd Robbins
Weivera
Irip
New Mexico
Crownpoint
N. M
Mr. Travis
New Minister And Family Welcomed At Allen Church Of God
The Allen Church of God gathered at 6 30 p m Saturday to welcome Rev Marvin Francis his wife and children Glenda and Leland The Ladies Auxiliary served cakes cookies and punch A large group attended from area towns including Tulsa Moore Byng Houston Tex Bakersfield Calif and Bakersfield Calif
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Church of God
Marvin Francis
Glenda
Leland
Tommy Boyd
Ginger
Darrell
W. G. Smith
Ora McPherson
Grace Black
George Brown
Howard Jared
Philip Milner
Edgar
Charlie Crabtree
Frank Tillery
G. W. Wilson
Latrica
Larry
Loretta
Bell Harwell
Rey
Stanley Holiman
Gregory
Tony
Deresha
Leona Prewitt
J. Q. Vinson
Carrie Blevins
Lester Rowe
Pete Evett
Martha Dune
John Rowe
Melha
Waldy
Peggy
Roy Craft
Judy
Shirley
Joyce
Bobby
Alfred Miller
Ola Miller
Mildred Roberts
James
Sue
Paul Miller
Charlie Walker
Linda Kay
Joan
Fred Douglas
Jessie
Richard
Terry Ann Russell
Willie Lee
Cora Williams
Elsie Eubanks
Fannie Tate
Clara Mae
Carolyn Owens
Joan Hoff
Ruth Roark
Shelia Eubanks
Ronnie Dared
Marvin
Francis
V. L. Francis
Tulsa
Virgil Miller
Janet
Moore
Don Brown
Karen Kay
Donita Rue
Janice
Douglas
Duncan
Walter York
Byng
Thurman Rinehart
Ada
Stanley
Haney
Houston
Tex
Inez Thomas
Phillip
Suzanne
Bakersfield
Calif
Lakeside Acres Club Hears Home Economist
The Lakeside Acres Home Demonstration Club met in the OG&E Community Room with Mrs. Jin Cherry presiding. Kathleen Henry, OGLE home economist from Ardmore, lectured on lighting, showing slides and demonstrating color impacts with different lighting, and reported on the Homemakers conference at Stillwater August 7 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Acres Home Demonstration Club
Og&e
Jin Cherry
Cherry
Stillwater
Orin Cherry
Wayne Magee
J. W. Huff
Banana ripeness cues for cooked desserts and fresh eating
The guide notes bananas used in cooked desserts may be slightly green at the tip while those eaten fresh should be ripe enough to be checked with brown spots. It emphasizes choosing fruit based on the intended use.
Bacon to feed a crowd baked on wire racks
Readable OCR guidance notes how to prepare bacon for a crowd. Arrange grace sep arated slices on wire racks set in shallow pans and bake in a hot oven for about 100 minutes without turning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Alia Smiths Guests Enjoy Week With Family Visitors
The Alia Smiths hosted relatives from Cincinnati New York City and Huntington Calif spending a busy week at Fitzhugh Oklahoma. They visited Platt National Park Lake Texoma and Denson Tex with tours of the Smith farm and Eisenhower sites. Monique Schneider hopes to send photos to St Briece France while Bobby and Greg Yelle tour the farm and meet their French cousin Valie the dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stanley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Robert E. Schneider
New York City
New York
Artie J. Smith
Fitzhugh
Stanley
Mr. Schneider
Smith
Platt National Park
Smith Farm
Lake Texoma
Denson
Tex
St. Briece
France
le Jeune
Bobby
Greg Yelle
Huntington
Calif
Valentine
Valie
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Colene Thompson
A pink and blue shower for Colene Thompson was held in the First Baptist Church Stonewall reception hall with hostesses Mrs Rod Edwards and Mrs Eldon Lynch. A vivid pink and white themed table displayed confections and a yellow carnation corsage was given at the door. Attendees included Emily Hisaw Frankie Stewart Shirley Hisaw several Ada residents and many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom ‘Thompson
First Baptist Church of
Stonewall
Rod Edwards
Eldon Lynch
Thompson
Emily Hisaw
Frankie Stewart
Shirley Hisaw
Jerry Scott
Simon Patton
Thomason
Linda Roberts
Ada
Leona Miller
Elma Jennings
Inez Gilson
Surprise Courtesy Honors Mrs Prentice
Mrs Benny Prentice was honored Monday evening at a surprise pink and blue shower hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Free Will Baptist Church. The Allen home of Mrs Dale Cook featured a lace tablecloth and garden flowers with a blue poodle on the gift display. Invited guests included numerous listed ladies and Miss Lona Gilmore and Miss Helen Hemingway with others present throughout the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Prentice
Dale Cook
Allen
Ladies Auxiliary
The
Free Will Baptist Church
R. A. Sanders
Roland Hayes
Tommie Boyd
Wilson MeInroy
Nannie Mae Cathey
L. ¢. Patterson
Lona Gilmore
Robert C. Chiles Jr
Noel Arnold
Bob Gillian
Homer Prentice
Bill Griffin
Leroy Jones
W. A. Thomas
Morris Bryant
Gary Cooper
Tommie Vogue
A. I
Tom Jacobs
A. Bryant
W. C. Orick
Kenneth Hughes
Lewis Rawsey
Ellen Miller
Joe Hemingway
Helen Hemingway
James Hemingway
Ahloso WMU Chooses New Officer Corps
The Woman's Missionary Union of the Abilogo Baptist Church met Tuesday afternoon for the circle program and business session. President Mrs George Keppner announced officers for the coming year including Mrs Keppner president Mrs Kenneth Martin vice president and others. The Mission Study chair position remains vacant. District meeting at Ada First Church on Sept 15 was discussed. The program titled Sharing Possessions With Tithes and Offerings was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of the
Abilogo Baptist Church
George Keppner
Kenneth Martin
Vic
Conrad Massey
Jim Ross
Russell Aday
Community Mission
Wayne Davis
Dottie Reed
Sunbeam
First
Miss Beavers Honored At Allen Bridal Shower
Mrs. Dale Kimbrell hosted a pre nuptial shower in Allen for Miss Jorda Ann Beavers with assistance from Mrs. Russell Kimbrell and Mrs. Lewis Rowsey. Guests and friends listed attended. refreshments included coffee and punch as pink roses centered the lace table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Beavers
Allen
Dale Kimbrell
Jorda Ann Beavers
Crabtree
Bob Plunk
C. C. Weaver
Edwina
Wynema
Freda
Marie Brooks
Lela Long
Kenneth Hughes
Pete Evett
J. S. Jones
W. KR. Dean
Lula Knighten
T. S. Poskey
5. G. Beavers
Minnie Crawford
Wewoka Sisters Marry Allen Men in Double Wedding
A double wedding occurred Friday night at the Free Will Baptist Church in Wewoka. The brides are daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Harrison, formerly of Allen. Attending from Allen were many relatives and friends including the Harrisons and the Grays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Folk
Janie Harrison
Bobby Gray
Joann Harrison
Lyndell Ross
Free Will Baptist Church
Wewoka
Allen
Clayton Tate
Ray Cummings
Kenneth
Alvin Drake
Bill Orick
Presley Snow
Woodrow Gibson
Vance Revels
Margaret Revels
Georgina Rowsey
Linda Kay Walker
Ronnie Jared
Sharon Snow
Kenney Lane Hughes
Jerry Snow
Kay Halldurson
Nancy Phillips
Brenda Capps
Donnie Borders
Harold Harrison
Florida
Ernest Harrison
Harrizon
Free Nil Baptist Church
Pryor
Dave Gray
C. Ross
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Leon White
Karen
Linda
Seminole
John L. Green
Beverly
G. G. We
Donald Miller
Stephen Ray
Kathy
Verden Spurlock
Hastings
J. D. Cook
Steve
Mark
Ardmore
Gary Moore
Denise
DeRonna
Gary
Clinton
John Sheehan
Norman
Alfred Thottson
Don Chamlee
Joplin
Skip Spurlock
Wichita
Kan
Sam Smith
Grady Lovinggood
Coal-gate
Lloyd Ra
Mrs
David Kent Kee
Wiss Snelpinede Doe Cantrell
Bobby Date
Bobby Dale Newport
Lakeside Acres Club
Alia Smiths
Coisloener
Colene
Tom) Thompson
Die Davis
Dad Davis
June’ Scott
Bessie Bulen
Judy Carrol
Ethel Alexander
Valine Miller
Joyce Snow
Nell Shaw
Winnie Willlingham
Sue Goss
Melvin Nix
Odell
Underhill
Irene Donaldson
Connerville
Jeanne Thompson
Sharon Brady
R. D. May
Mary ‘Horton
Billie Oakley
W. N. Bennett
Lorrce Johnston
Jerry Catherine Morrison
Helm Jennings
Lacrecia Loyer
Bobsey Goss
Allen Shaw
Hazel Winton
T. E.trow
Jack West
Geneva Gregory
Etta Wise Blackwell
Elmer Trimner
Alfred Baylis
W. 3. Griffin
J. 0. Briery
Loreice Rich
Lillian Nelms
Juanita Shellenberger
Ethel Austin
Margaret Roberts
Dolly Morgan
Guanah
Allen Hale
F. A. Wallace
Betty Curtis
Vesta Lynch
Opal Harper
Patricia Poole
Eleanor Dake
Cynthia Gibson
Oklahoma Gly
Clara Kennedy
Dora Daniel
Margaret Barnes
June Cradduck
Lela Farris
Stella Beauford
Leora Pirtle
Dora Bullard
Dixie Truitt
Mrs. Prentice
Ahloso Wmu
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