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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1962

Page

6

Around The County Finds Big Turnips And School News

TIM MILLIGAN reports a light week with flu sidelining readers, notes Mrs. Sayre’s four and five pound turnips, church attendance up, and college-bound engagements. Local families host relatives, students cheer a growing gym, and high school teams begin county play while coverage recalls pets lost on roads and neighborhood visits across Lula Hart and Vaness areas.

Lula Girls Fall In Twin Basketball Games

Ceritrahams teams hosted Lula Tuesday with Lula losing both games refereed by George and Leon Brown. Mrs. Paul Johnston saw her doctor Friday. Several local visits and church events followed, including Raymond Brady at Rocky Point Baptist Church and the Lula Home Demonstration Club Christmas party hosted by Mrs. Chester Treas.

Ceritrahams Raymond Brady Marietta Rocky Point Baptist Church Lula Home Demonstration Club Chester Treas

Epigrias and Lessons in Patience and Wit

A fragmented old column reflects on patience and tolerance with quips about weddings, anniversaries, drinking, responsibility, and memory. It notes Rev Charley Grant expressing amusement, while lines hint at moral reflections and rustic humor from a pressed AP Smith service fragment.

Charley Grant Ap.smith Service

Local Visitors Share Sunday Afternoons Across Ada Area

Pickett joins the group for the afternoon as Mr and Mrs Virgil Searberry visit Mrs E V Ownbey and others in Ada. Several households Sunday visitors include Dunns, Stanfields, Grant Johnsons, May, Alva Griffith, Jake McGee, and William Vowels who sold the farm and plans to move to Tulsa.

Joe Wilkinson Tim Jolene Todd Allen Mr. Wilkinson C.D. Wilkinson Wilkingong Gerald Moore Jenks Ray Mays Fort Worth Jim Ashlock Seminole Floyd Wellington Ada Ellis Julian T. L. Martin Hart Alvie E. Griffith J. L. McGee Alvie L. Griffith B. B. Ownbey Virgil Searberry Rott B. B Qavabey Charles Joe Thompson Frank Ose Roff Grant Johnson May Alvie Griffith Jake McGee William Vowels Vawess Mr. Vowels Aut Mc'Cullan Tulsa Charles Ownboy Vawhile Alvie Ly Griffith Alva Johnson Griffith

Stonewall Social Notes From Local Church and Folks

Stonewall area residents attend church events and visit relatives, with notes on Nazarene Sunday school attendance, church dinners, hospital stays, and family visits. Genealogical items include Bud Bradley, Mrs Emma Bradley, Mrs Alta Hunter, Mrs Maggie Sayers, and Mrs Lillard recovery updates. Community members travel to Ada Sulphur and Irving Texas for gatherings and gifts are exchanged.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tim Milligan Harry E. Sayre New Bethel Baptist Church Linda Sue Joplin Byng School Justo R. Vasquez Jr Lima Peru South America Miss Joplin Shell Oil Company Oklahoma City Vasquez Oklahoma State University Stillwater Clyde Meeks Karen Cynthia Johnson J. C. Johnson Donnie’ Meeks Meeks Amarillo Tex George Larry Harper Sasakwa J. C. Thompsons Don Thompson John Rath Michael Mickey Thompsons Flapper Jane Thompson C.A. Gentry Howard Watts Sandra Gentry Gentrys Chris and Scott Vaness Wewoka Wewoka Tigers Rolf Tigers Earl Dean Scroggins Little Pirates Byng Lula Ben Johnston Peggy D.R. ‘Clifford John Charles Leader Diana Donna D. R. Clifford Dickie Donald Brooks Roy ‘Johnston Philip Isaac Cooper Dee Lon Cooper Polk Cross Dor‘sey Myers Mrs. Cross Mrs. Myers Ralph Wofford Debbie Clifford Sam Johnston Tony Carolyn Linda Diane Dwayne Kenneth Fortner Tammy Ralph Wolford Ann Cameron Centraloma James Charley Boland Tupelo Cynthia’ Sue J. C. Flippin Flippin Mary Sue Johnston Lee Cross Centrahoma Sonny Leader Peggy Johnston Buck Sweat Charley Williams Dovin-Stonecipher Walter Brooks David Brooks Rey Johnston Greet Brooks Son Cooper Lester Davis Loony Di‘ana Donna ‘Kay Davey Johnston Davis Ry Clifford Schiool Roy Cantwell Ben Ownbey Ercy Ownbey Aun McCullar Norman Joe Summers Anita Jo Pickett Evert Summers Ola Hodges Phyllis Roberta L. J. Richards Lightning Stratford May Johnson Connie Rutherford Gordon’ Nelson Westview Vaness High School Eugene Summers Gina Diana Pauls Valley Bill Dotter Diana Day Erey Ownhey Ben Ownhey Stanfield Bill Domby Clifford Sears Domby B. ¥. Ownbey John Reed Jeff Fussell Ownbey Barney Hall Lattn J. E. Dunn Sulphir Luther Dawson U'S Bob Hatcher Robert Lloyd M. P.ownhey Olaf Hodges Mack Paul Johnston Dorsey Myers Lavanda “Lloyd Becky Williams Joan Treas Ward Thal West Purcell Randal Lafevers John Clifford Adaj D. BR Clifford Lloyd Johnston Stonewall Krave T Holsface Hank Art Beeman Frank Thomas Hossface U.S Ontario Southwest Anawatos Troyes AL Sonders By AL Smith Little By Kern Pederson Pops By George Wolfe Nedebs Deems Geer I and Uncle Leys Epigrias Millie Wright Bob Kein Nebir Gale By Tom Oka Grampa Hania BY Brad Anderson John Dunn Varess J. S. Stanfield Alvies Griffith Mrs Lucille GANNS Cape Big Lake Russell Hale Lonnie Barnes, jYanass George Barnes Dortha McLain James Groves Shawnee Jim McLain the Nazarene Church First Baptists Church Bud Bradley Emma Bradley Steatford Fauls Valley Alta Hunter Maggie Sayyers Jesse James Edwards Jim’ Pierce Fierce Nazarene Achoal. Dee Mrs. Lewis Lillard Valley View Hospital E. S. Jarvis Jarvis Eldorado Dolph ‘Treas Treas Fort Towson Bencie Lillard Jack West Jackie the ‘First'“Baptist Alf-Mensay Connie J Patricia -Kerr G. W. Standridge Furman Gibson Pauls Valley Hospital Henry Creech Ke Od Autaul Orienta
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