Hart Community by Mrs. Alvie L Griffith
Mrs Grace Johnson and May visited Tuesday in the home of Mr and Mrs Leroy Crawford. Mrs Thelma Perriman and granddaughter Sue Wyvcoff visited Tuesday with Mrs Alvie Griffith and Mary Ann.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1954
Page
6
Mrs Grace Johnson and May visited Tuesday in the home of Mr and Mrs Leroy Crawford. Mrs Thelma Perriman and granddaughter Sue Wyvcoff visited Tuesday with Mrs Alvie Griffith and Mary Ann.
Gene Griffith and Hart residents visited the Lee Jones home for a Sunday School party Wednesday night at uncle Arno Griffith’s house. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stanfield, Bill Ray Davis, Joan and George Myrick, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Griffith, Alvis, Charles and Shirley, Mrs. May Johnson, Mrs. Alvie Griffith and Mary Ann.
Mrs. John Holmes and Janet Sue visited with Mrs. Alvie Griffith and Mary Ann on Wednesday. The Holmeses will move into a new Sulphur home where both will teach school.
Mrs Nettie Hodges visited Friday afternoon in the Alvie Griffith home.
Mrs Jimmie Ownbey is visiting the home of Mr and Mrs B B Ownbey while Jimmie serves in the naval reserve cruising the Caribbean Sea.
Mrs Alma Dunn came home Sunday after spending two weeks with her daughter Mrs Mammue Solomon in Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs J S Stanfield drove to Sulphur on Sunday afternoon to visit Mr and Mrs Luther Dawson and family.
Guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis include his sister and family the Gibsons from California visiting for a stay at their residence.
Joe Tom Griffith, back in Stillwater after visiting relatives, drove the newlyweds Cleo Shackleford and Clem Cotton away in his car with just married signs. The couple fled earlier from Tulsa on August 15 and used his car to escape the gang, leaving onlookers curious why the bridal vehicle bore no bride. Shirley Griffith visited Joyce Jones's home on Sunday.
Wilma and Ronnie Coleman of Shawnee visited grandparents Mr and Mrs W L Farmer while their mother received treatment at Valley View Hospital in Ada Mrs Frank Dryden visited sister Mrs Irene Klutts in Stratford on Saturday Attendees at Mrs Stonecipher s funeral in Stratford included Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden and Mr and Mrs
Mrs. Lillie Miller has been ill since returning home from Cal. Friday night visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Walton Isaacs and family of Artesia New Mexico and Mr. and Mrs. W E Gray and children of Oak Center.
Mr and Mrs Winfield Law return to Brentwood California after three months visiting in the home of Mr and Mrs J W Law Royal Isaacs of Allen visited W N Isaacs family Sunday Billy Keef left Saturday night for Hangton Kansas where he is employed
Mr and Mrs Bob Crowder and children of Richmond Virginia visit Mr and Mrs Troy Miller and family. Mr and Mrs J S Isaacs and family of Oakman and Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and children of Oil Center visit with Mr and Mrs W N Isaacs and Dwade last Monday.
Mr and Mrs G F Gideon of Tahlequah and Mr and Mrs Ray Dryden and family of Lawrence visited Glen and Ruby Dryden last Sunday.
A brief note records that during their vacation they spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Law and their son Max, enjoying time together away from home.
Parish Chapel community shows strong presence at the Ada rodeo parade as students prepare to start the new school year across the area. The gathering highlights local school preparations and community spirit ahead of the term.
Mr and Mrs L M Pennington and Vineta join Mr and Mrs J E Maddox and family plus Mrs Mildred Clay Dwade Isaacs and Mr and Mrs Calvin Pennington for a Saturday near Mill Creek of swimming and picnicking full of family fellowship and outdoor leisure.
Grate orange rind and blend into cream cheese then soften with a splash of orange juice. Use as a flavorful filling for nut bread sandwiches.
V A Johnson recovers from heat while bailing hay with daughters Aatherine and Edna helping. Pentecostal Holliness revival on Sheep Creek hosts an old time baptism and foot washing as families attend. Visitors include Ivan Argo and children from Hollis, Oklahoma and Amelia Meier of Houston. Major Lowell Henry and his family visit from Savantone with Amarillo relatives.
Mrs. Sadie Mae Thompson and her daughter Pat of Petersburg Michigan called on Mr. and Mrs. W N Isaacs and on Ruby Dryden Monday afternoon, sharing a social visit in their homes.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Pennington and family of Lawton spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L M Pennington, sharing time and hospitality in a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jim Magar of Oil Center are featured in a Sunday event documenting the family’s local activities and community involvement.
Mr and Mrs Troy Miller and their children have returned home after spending their vacation in Victorville California.
Miss Jewel Hamblin of Harts horne and Ann Hamblin spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. W. Law. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Shaw and sons Ronnie and Gary of Healdton spent the weekend with Mrs. Ethel Keef.
Ruby Dryden and Dwade Isaacs attended a Stanley party held at Frances Maddoxs home in Gaar Corner on Tuesday.
At the Pennington home last Saturday night guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maddox of Gaar Corner Mrs. Mildred Clay Miss Dwade Isaacs Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Jackson and family of Gaar Corner and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pennington and Vineta.
Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Troy Miller hosting guests from Maxwell and Ada. Attendees were Mr and Mrs Willie Peirce, Mr and Mrs Cleave Stonecipher, Mr and Mrs Virgil Ray Miller and daughter, Mr and Mrs J W Law, Max, and Mrs Ethel Keef.
Mr and Mrs J W Law and Max spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs Florence Ward of Galey.
Mr and Mrs N R Tucker and daughters of Galey called on Mrs Clara Wood Sunday evening. Clara Wood and Dayne Isaacs, who had vacationed in California, returned home Saturday morning.
Jackie Dryden of Lawrence spent two weeks with his uncle Glen Dryden and aunt Ruby Dryden. Mr and Mrs Allen McAllister of Ontario California visited them last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Richard Newby and daughter of Pearson were also discussed in the same community notices.
A humorous column of maxims and quips on belted folk, hidden motives, and common sense. It notes a cast leg for Tobe Hinch, a Ridge Corner cop’s hospital visit after drugging a drunk, and a sly jab at nudist jokes.
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