Free Will Baptist church notes and community gossip
BEBEE NEWS Sy LORENE notes a 69 in Sunday School with all teachers present. The pastor Roy Scott Jones led services and a Young People's League was organized with Butch Pannell as president and Sally Thomas as treasurer. Many local residents and visitors appear in the long community notices, with pie supper proceeds of 8123, several social visits, and numerous mentions of Ada, Maxwell, and Worstell residents and families.
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Sy Lorene Scor
Free Will Baptist Church
Marriages Listed For Ada and Stroud Partners
The record notes four marriages including John Edward Perzam age 22 of Ada to Paulanita 3 anette Joiner age 22 of Oklahoma. Stroud residents Millard afelee Swotford 41 weds Ruby Lee Wilson 24. A separate line notes more than 30 percent of the nations drowning victims annually are male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Perzam
Ada
Paulanita
Anette Joiner
Oklashoma Ci Millard
Afelee Swotford
Stroud
Ruby Lee’ Wilson
I Nation
Blue Bell to Launch Ada Manufacturing Plant
Blue Bell Inc officials arrived in Ada to survey the area in preparation for a new manufacturing site the company plans to open west of the Mississippi. The project, first in this region, aims to employ mostly female workers with staged hiring as training progresses, with initial production expected by February 1957.
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Blue Bell, Inc
Ada
Blue Bell
Ada Chamber of Commerce
L. K. Mann
Greensboro
North Carolina
Leroy Q. McDonald
Uray
Virginia
Oklahoma
McDonald
Mississippi River
Sary
Adal
Dher
Blue Seal
Tupelo
Mississippi
Mississippi State College
Mann
Blue Bell Enterprises
Center News By Mrs Rae Garrett
Center news notes visitors and family updates from Rae Garretts circle in Ada Oklahoma with relatives from Oklahoma City Springfield and California. health and travel plans are described alongside local social moves and a moving Ada News Want Ad reference.
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Center News
Rae Garrett
Rhoades Takes Editor Post in Wewoka Paper
Charles D. Charley Rhoades longtime Ada NEWS staffer becomes editor of the Wewoka Times. He joins owners Ken Reid Ed Burchfiel and Charles Clark, with Reid and Burchfiel also owning the Pauls Valley Democrat and Clark as former Chickasha Express ad manager. Rhoades branched from Nuyaka High School to East Central State College, served in the Army, then built a broad sports coverage network through Chac ley's Chatter. The Rhoades family plans to move to Wewoka after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D
Charley
Rhoades
Ada News
Wewoke Times
Ken Reid
Ed Burchfiel
Charles Clark
Wewoka
Reid
Burchuel
Pauls Valley
Wannette Nabors
David
Gail
Roger
Mr. Rhoades
Adapted Wear Silas to the Job at Nach
Silas adjusted his work gear to prevent slipping or stumbling on the Nach platform. The changes aim to improve safety and efficiency during routine tasks.
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Silas
Nach
Union Valley Church Notes From Mrs. Arvel Davis
Union Valley community church reports a Sunday service with many attendees and 11 conversions or rededications. Local families and visitors from Ada, Seminole, Tulsa, Denver and Oklahoma City joined in Fellowship. Rev W E Chandler leads revival in Stonewall and various residents are noted visiting relatives and neighbors.
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Dib, Milley
Sf -Oklahoma Baptist: University
Shawnee
Heapa State Prison
Tringtown
Area families take turns visiting in Del City and Ada
Art Lee and family of Del City and several other relatives from Ada and nearby towns spent Sunday evening visiting Arvel Davis at his home. Arthur Grisso and daughter Peggy Lyn were seen riding horses Sunday afternoon, visiting from Ada to see his parents Homer and Mrs Grisso. Mrs Annie Rose hosted guests including Jones Rose of Del City Ruby Ashley Calisin Sunshine Ollie Choate Ada Charley Flanigan Abloso Thompson E B Brannon Jr L A Jones Sherri Wyndell Frione Tex Gene Keith Amarillo Tex Odus Wiles family visited Wednesday. Rena Brannon spent Wednesday with her son E H Brannon of Happyland. Sunday afternoon visitors to Wyndell Wiles included Jerry Felkins Bill Riley Will Roan Lucian Roan and others. they sang and played western songs.
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Arthur
Grisso
Peggy Lyn
Ada
Homer Grisso
Annie Rose
Jones Rose
del City
Ruby Ashley
Calisin
Sunshine
Ollie Choate
Charley. Flanigan
Abloso
Thompson
E. B. Brannon and Jr
L. A. Jones
Sherri Wyndell
Frione
Tex
Gene Keith
Amarillo
Odus Wiles
Wyndell Wiles
Jerry Felkins
Bill Riley
Will
Loucian Roan
Defendant Wins Suit In Ada area jury verdict clears two cases
A district court jury ruled for defendants Celeste L Bentlay et al in a 125 842 personal injury suit by Lola Rose Tees. The case opened the civil docket and took two days before a 30 minute deliberation. The incident centered on a August 1 1955 collision near Gaar Corner ten miles west of Ada involving a car driven by Erma June Teel and a Bentley Hourschild Tank Trucks Co. vehicle driven by James M Wood. Other actions included dismissals and term stricken cases such as Eugene M Asher vs W W Balthrop and Donnie Balthrop vs Naomi Faye Greenwood with prejudice. A wrongful death suit by Etta McGallaid against Donald Bert Roberts was stricken for lack of pretrial. The docket also noted jury selection for Jon Simpson v Dick Rowillie and Cad Patteson Trucking Co. ongoing.
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Celeste L. Bentlay
Lola Rose Tees
Erma June Teel
Bentley
Hourschild Tanks Trucks Company
James M. Wood
Gaar Corner
Ada
SH 19
Eugene M. Asher
W. W. Balthrop
Donald Bert Roberts
Jon Simpson
Dick Rowillie
Cad Patteson Trucking Company
Markets Edge Higher Amid Modest Gains In Early Trading
Markets in New York rose slightly in moderately active early trading as key issues gained about a point. Bethlehem, Republic Steel and Youngstown advanced fractions while U S Steel steadied after a small opening loss. observers cited stability despite global tensions and positive business news.
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New York
Wall Street
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Yountatown
U. S. Steels
Etter
Oklahoma City Livestock Market Report December 11
Oklahoma City stockyards report brisk cattle and hog activity. Calves and steers posted steady to firm prices with standard and utility grades showing range shifts. Hogs traded active with bulk prices near 16 to 17 dollars per hundredweight and lambs steady at 17 to 18 dollars, while ewes bordered around three to four dollars. Note warns readers about slow, powerful tractor pull.
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Okla
City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDAI
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