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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1969
Page
3
Kountry Korner offers two master ice cream recipes for freezer use and non freezer methods. The guide lists ingredients, cooking steps, and flavors including chocolate peppermint coffee apricot peach strawberry raspberry peanut brittle and vanilla plus sherbets and a maple nut version. It emphasizes proper heating, cooling, and freezing techniques.
Uniform recipe fragment shows two dishes, lemon ice cream with eggs lemon juice milk and whipped cream, and eggplant casserole with onions tomatoes sour cream cheese and bread crumbs. Includes several ingredient quantities and multiple preparation steps across variations and servings.
Miss Misa Alice Ann Adams and George Keith Dotson wed Aug 15 at Ada First United Methodist Church in a 7 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev. Herman Ging. The Bride wore peau de soie and Venise lace with a long lace veil and apricot glamellia bouquet. reception followed at the bride’s home with details including an Italian lace table underskirt and cherub epergne centerpiece. After the ceremony the couple left for a Colorado honeymoon. the wedding party included Ginger Coleman as maid of honor and Rubert Reeves, Tom A. Thomas III, and Robert Roberts as ushers. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell B. Adams. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dotson. A shower and parties followed in Ada and Oklahoma City before departure.
The Sallee family gathered at the Duard Thomas residence in Frisco Sunday for a reunion. Attendees included Joe Salles Richmond Calif David Sallee Jaylene Darrell Velento Calif Sam Salle Norman Ada Buri Sallee and children E Sallee Louise Towle Una Lee Alford Lee Lester McClain D Thomas Dallas Miss June Thomas Jerry Criswell Eddie McGee and Duard Thomas with spouses and children.
Tala Extension Home makers Club met in Mrs Normal Kel list home. Mrs Hokett led song and Mrs Wolford gave devotion. Lesson on Always Attractive by Mrs Walter Brooks. Discussion covered grooming and smiles. Bake sale set for October. Next meeting with Owl Creek Club in the Community Building.
A man who testified he earned his living as a blood donor was sentenced to eight days in jail. The magistrate ruled that weekly blood donation could not be a proper job and the earnings were insufficient for living costs. Donors receive 250 Schillings or about 10 dollars per donation.
Members of the Care Treatment and Education Committee of the Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children Inc met at East Central campus Friday to review a three year program for removing architectural barriers. James West outlined goals for the fall semester and campus tours. The group aims to implement new programs for handicapped children and adults in the 1970 fiscal year. the society, started in 1925, funds medical services, education, and rehabilitation through Easter Seal drives and donations. Attending Ada were Dr Alfred Baker, Durant, chairman. Mrs George Calvert, Oklahoma City. Voyle Spuriock, Oklahoma City. Wallace Bonifield, executive director.
Doris Kathryn Corvin daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry R Corvin near the city graduated in the spring class of St Anthony School of Nursing. Commencement was held at W Angie Smith Chapel on the Oklahoma City University campus with Dr C Alton Brown giving the address. Nancy Hydroop RN senior class advisor presented the graduates and David Rose administrator awarded diplomas. Peggy J Windes presented school pins as the class of 26 marched out with long stemmed roses. Corvin plans to enroll at the University of Oklahoma in January and started work August 20 in the orthopedic department at St Anthony's Hospital. Attending were her parents sisters and relatives. The item ends with a church brunch and a light reception.
Recipe notes for Chicken Zanzibar with peanut butter sauce. Uses whole chicken breasts breaded and fried, then served with a spicy creamy peanut sauce enriched by onion, flour, margarine, and chicken broth. Garnish with chopped peanuts parsley and green peas. serves four to six.
A home style recipe piece outlines a spinach heavy meal with meat loaf potatoes and a spinach Frances dish. It describes cooking steps: melt butter, sauté onion and mushrooms, add bouillon, cook until liquid reduces, mix with spinach, reheat. Serves four. It also notes dry basting leg of lamb with broth garlic and dried rosemary.
Local residents in Bingham Oil Center and Ada area report numerous visits with family and friends from Ada Oklahoma City Tulsa and Pensacola. Notable events include funeral attendance for George Compton in Connerville and hospital visitation at Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City.
A surprise birthday gathering for Mrs. Leona Poindexter featured visits from many relatives and friends including Mrs. Nova Landday Mr. Phillip Poindexter and Shawn Coplen. Attendees shared cake inscribed Happy Birthday and photos were taken as the group celebrated at Union Hill.
Patti Jimmy Dan and Marty along with Cummings and Tia visited Mr and Mrs Link Binion and relatives in Ada this week. Other visitors to Ada included Mr and Mrs Steve Bray Beulah Holijay and Charlie Enloe. Sybil Collins Nora Roper Terry Roberson Lisa Dawn Johnny Allen Fame Lindsay and Roy Rushing with families. Also seen were Mr and Mrs Terry Sellars Ada and visits to Mr and Mrs Rube Delazier by Jerry Rea my family Jerry Bridgeman and family from Tishomingo. Continued on Page 4.
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Wyatt of Ada who arrived in 1917 have lived at 800 B 7th St all that time. They plan to move next week to Tishomingo where their son Charles and family reside. Four children and seven grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and long church affiliations mark a long life in Oklahoma.
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