Oil Center church hosts 83 Sunday attendees
The Pentecostal Holiness Church at Oil Center drew 83 people to Sunday School and morning services led by Rev. Glen Eaves with Larry Gray directing the youth choir. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Rowe and family, and many neighbors from Norman to Ada attended church events and fellowship activities throughout the day.
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Oil Center
Glen Eaves
Larry Gray
Ronnie Rowe
Robert Prather
Moore
Louise Isaac
Wichita
Kan
Edith Blevins
Bert Jones
Frank Lewis
Elva Jones
Sasakwa
Elva
Earl Franks
Shelly
Martha Franks
Jim Megee
Franks
Edith Hunter
Gladys Fortenberry
George Fox
Prague
Dave Hodges
Clinton Hunter
Darlene Standridge
Gladys Burnett
Winford Burnett
Loy Wood
John Horseley
Purcell
W. O. Skinner
Stratford Nursing Home
Dona Wood
Geanie
Stillwater
Barbara Quinton
Olive Belle Wood
Dorthy Terry
Oma Lee Nelson
Minnie Lewis
Ted Jones
Ada
Josie Northam
George Welch
LaDonna Gillum
Kent
Sally Wyche
Julie
Verlin Wicht
Paul Tucker
Paul Willoughby
Rindy
Holiday House
Paul Ed Willoughby
Pontotoc Fair Grounds
South East Progressive Polled Hereford Association
Colene Robertson
Stacy
Alene Tucker Tursday
Tonya
Mildred Altom
Demetra
Cora Cassidy
Jesse Northam
Tonya Willoughby
the Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church
Emma Booth
Vernon Scaff
Joyce Lance
Katherine Lance
John Bruin
Bixby
Linda Vaughn
Hansel Burk
Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church
Artie Aldridge
Dorchie Booth
Alene Tucke
el Robertson
Funay
Melvin Ohslen
Wanda
R. L. Ohslen
Leroy Schinder
Whitewater
Ricky Thomas
Junior Northam
Dorothy Terry
Ona Lee Nelson
Emmett DeLamar
Laura Manley
Oklahoma City
R. V. Houtchens
Lynn Bolin
Lake Texoma
Elmer Crawford
Lateresa
Hubert Wilkerson
Houtchens
Opal Barringer
Mary Houtchens
Shawnee
Audie Teel
Ruth Sutton
Gerald Sutton
Chris and
Beverly
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Leroy Baker
Donna Mosier
Billy Gram
First Baptist Church
Sulphur
Margie Ohslen
Vaness School
Colene Roberts
D. V. Nelson
Brenda
Lea
Beverly Ann
A. C. Terry
Scott
Shelby
Willie Pierce
Dorthy Nelson
Shady Grove
Arthur Terry
Leon Walker
Gailen Terry
Pat Willoughby
Dian
Audri
Gene Lance
Edward Lance
Elmer Trimmer
South Dakota
Virginia Musso
Colo
Wyoming
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Chris Curtis
Chris
Walter Lewis
Homer Community Visitors and Local Church Activities
Local residents visit relatives across Homer and nearby areas with social calls at Homer Baptist Church and other homes. Visitors include Goldie Looney Sloan and family, Effie Tharp, Donneta Norton, Floyd McNeill, and many others. The report also notes basketball tournament play at Coalgate and student trips by East Central students.
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Goldie Looney
Lani Neil Sloan
Hubert King
James
Keith
Ladonna
Thomas
Allen
The
Rings
Soni Nell Sloan
Homer Baptist Church
Pamela Sloan
Lee Looney
Oma Jobe
Virginia Roden
Ada
Earlene McDonald
Karlton
Lesia
Junior McDonald
Mary Ann Bratcher
Mark
Arthur Harber
Juanita McNeill
Ballard Nursing Home
Bertha Cantrell
Lizzie Jackson
Effie Tharp
Janie Phillips
Margret Younts
Floyd McNeill
Lake Wister
Loyd Harber
Donneta Norton
Dustin
Deena
Okaman Baptist Church
Peggy Haley
Oakman Baptist Church
Jeanette Koopman
Peggy
Nancy
Glen
Coalgate
Donetta Norton
Susan Harris
General Tire
Karla Flowers
Hubert Williams
Burt Phillips
Blue River
Bart McNeill
Glen Owen
Becky
East Central
Oklahoma City
Peach halves with mincemeat bake and serve
Fruit halves canned with ready to use mincemeat are placed in a shallow dish and heated in a moderate oven until hot. Bake about 20 minutes and serve warm with vanilla ice cream.
ADA LIVESTOCK AUCTION SALES REPORT
A total of 3 276 head of cattle sold at market Tuesday. Pack er cows were 1 2 lower, bulls steady. Choice stocker cattle steady, plainer cattle down 1 3. Slaughter cows 25 33 with a few to 20, slaughter bulls 38 43, stock steer yearlings 48 58, stock heifer yearlings 40 50, stock steer calves 60 70, stock heifer calves 48 60, and cow and calf pairs 300 475.
Assemble All Ingredients Before Cooking Prompt
Recipe advice urges gathering every required ingredient before starting. It emphasizes planning and prep to avoid mid-cook interruptions.
Welfare staff cuts loom as HEW rules take effect
Oklahoma Welfare Director L E Rader warns HEW regulations will trim about 225 state positions this week and another 225 after Jan 1 as more than 83 000 welfare recipients shift to federal programs. He notes total payroll is 8 500 and stresses gains in Oklahoma reducing aid to families with dependent children despite impending cuts.
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Oklahoma City
U. S. Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Oklahoma Department of Public Welfare
State Welfare
L. E. Rader
Oklahoma Welfare
Congress
Rader
Pate
Welfare Department
Oklahoma
Department of Agriculture
Ada Youngster Injured In Halloween Accident
Ada eight year old Shannon Jaye Folger was struck crossing the 900 block of S Broadway at 7 05 p m by Martha Louise Cramer driving a car. Folger was taken to Valley View Hospital with minor arm and leg injuries and released.
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Shannon Jaye Folger
S. Broadway
Martha Louise Cramer
Miss Folger
Valley View Hospital
Four rescued after Highway 13 crash near Ada
Four area residents were trapped about 30 minutes after a wreck at 1 55 p m three miles west of Ada on Highway 13. Raymond Barber 78 and his wife Jewell 71 were hospitalized at Valley View Hospital with Barber in critical condition and his wife listed as fair. The other occupants were Theodore Monroe 70 and wife Myrtle 64. Driver Cleetus H Roberts Route 3 Ada was uninjured. The Barber car sustained extensive damage and overturned after colliding with Roberts vehicle then veered into the opposite lane. Ada Fire Department Spike Mitchell and Ada Ambulance Service assisted in the rescue.
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Ada
Highway 13
Raymond Barber
Anders
Jewell
Valley View Hospital
Barber
Cleetus H. Roberts
Roberts
Ada Fire Department
Spike Mitchell
Ada Ambulance Service
Theodore H. Monroe
Myrtle
Dairy Lawyer Accuses Group of Hidden Political Contributions
Joseph A. Rose Jr a fired lawyer for Associated Milk Producers Inc says the dairy cooperative masked illegal campaign contributions as legal fees Investigators from the Senate Watergate committee the Watergate prosecution force the FBI the IRS and the GAO seek details on the 384000 legal bill who benefited and any alternate uses Rose 35 was fired from the San Antonio based cooperative in September after speaking with the FBI spokesman cites "failure to carry out duties"
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Senate Watergate Committee
Watergate Prosecution Force
FBI
Internal Revenue Service
General Accounting Office
Joseph A. Rose Jr
Associated Milk Producers Inc
Rose
Officer Says Police Dogs Not Vicious
In Philadelphia Charles Mellor and his family pose with Dolch the German shepherd and partner in the Police Department Canine Corps. Mellor notes the dog is trained and not gentle as kids pet him, while police say dogs added 11 years ago deter crime and remain a major deterrent.
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Philadelphia
Charles Mellor
Jacqueline
Christopher
Dolch
Officer Mellor
Philadelphia Police Department
Mellor
Christopher Mellor
How Much Is A Million Kids Seek Answer
In Landscale Pennsylvania AP report four local children ages 8 to 10 offer playful explanations of how big a million can be. Nathan Fry calls it bigger than a bread box Steven Boone says more than a big box Jay Harrison names it a pretty lot, more than 9 000 Randy Darrow adds a lot is too much Nadia Clara simply says a million is a million.
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Landscale
Nathan Fry
Steven Boone
Jay Harrison
Randy Darrow
Nadia Clara
Judge Supports Transfer Again in Ft Sill Soldier Case
Oklahoma City AP report says a federal judge refused to halt the Army transfer of S. Sgt. Robert A. Lynn Jr to Fort Campbell Ky for the second time. Lynn had been reprimanded for placing eavesdropping equipment on a Fort Sill officer phone and sued Army Secretary Calloway and Fort Sill commander Ott claiming unjust actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Ft. Sill
Ft. Campbell
Killaninism Becomes New Olympic Word
Lord Killanin, in his first year as IOC president, broadens Olympic openness. He backs amending amateur rules, allowing time off for training, invites women to join the IOC, and curbs oversized events by trimming several programs and reducing participant numbers.
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London
Killanin
Varna
Bulgaria
IOC
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