Norman Hamilton Transacts Business in Ada
Norman Hamilton of Lula transacted business in Ada on Wednesday, according to local notices.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
8
Norman Hamilton of Lula transacted business in Ada on Wednesday, according to local notices.
Glen Clark of Mill Creek visited friends and relatives in Ada on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnson traveled to Quinton Oklahoma for the funeral of Mrs. Johnsons aunt Mrs. J T Ellington who died Wednesday at her home there. Mrs Ellington is a sister of Mrs. W B Duncan of 115 West Eighteenth.
Miss Mamie Whitson of the Knox community who had been seriously ill has recovered enough to be moved to the home of her sister Mrs George Goforth at 901 West Twelfth.
Paul Young of Roff visited friends in Ada Thursday. Mr and Mrs Horace MacFarland of Roff are visiting in Ada as guests of Mrs Anna Howard. Carbon paper and large embroidery sheets offered at the News office for 10 cents. 11-24-tw.
Mrs. Francis M. Wintersmith of 04 Highland avenue south returned today from an extended visit with relatives in Louisville Kentucky. She spent the summer at Walioon Lake Michigan.
Rob Hatcher and M F Hatcher of Paoli visited relatives and conducted business in Ada on Thursday. Jim Statler of Tulsa visited his parents Mr and Mrs Gale Statler at 1115 South Stockton and transacted business in Ada on Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edd Salillee of Stonewall visited friends and relatives in Ada Friday.
D H Johnson of Tishomingo, governor of the Chickasaw nation, visited friends and attended to business in Ada Friday and Saturday. Lee Campbell, ill with pneumonia in Ada hospital, is reported improved. Dr and Mrs Vinnie Jeffress and daughter Patsy left for Carlisle Pennsylvania where Dr Jeffress will attend medical school for six months.
Mrs. Far Dunn received word that her uncle Charles Jenkins died in Los Angeles California, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
Ernest Jeffress of Oklahoma City is spending the weekend in Ada as a guest of friends.
Mr and Mrs Roy Weddle returned from Freedomon Kansas where they were summoned by the serious illness and death of Mr Weddle’s father who died Tuesday. They were joined by Mr Weddle’s mother who will spend the winter with them.
T. C. Huddle, longtime Ada resident, previously traveling auditor for Continental Oil with headquarters in Ponca City, has been reassigned to Ada.
Mrs. Paul Jones of 120 East Thirteenth leaves for Oklahoma City to join her husband Mr. Jones. They plan to make their home there.
A. Covington of Coalgate attended to business and visited friends in Ada Saturday.
Mrs. C. L. Gibson and her daughter Melva of Stonewall visited friends and did shopping in Ada on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Walton Landrum of Kingston and Mrs Sheila Scrozes and her son of New Haven Conn were guests of Mr and Mrs D G Thomas at 301 W Fifteenth Sunday.
Mr. Roy Hunnicutt and Mrs. Hunnicutt visit Stratford with Miss Clara Vandaker to shop and tour local stores.
Max Westbrook of Oklahoma City stayed with his mother Mrs J W Westbrook at 124 East Fourteenth. Mr and Mrs John Blanken and daughter Wanea visited Mrs Blanken ships mother Mrs George Clark near Allen. J Hamilton of Coal county attended to business and visited friends in Ada today.
Mrs S W Mehare of Plainview Texas visits her brother M C Grigsby and family at 210 East Twelfth. Mehare once served as secretary of state of Texas.
Dr M C McNew recovers from injuries after a wreck near Centra homa as Rev J M Jones announces Rev Virgil Alexander will preach at Stonewall Methodist Church Sunday morning December 17 at 11 and hold the first quarterly conference at 2 20 PM. All are invited to attend.
Mrs T Serne and daughter Miss Gees Byrne left for Oklahoma City to visit friends and attend to business for several days. Dr E Wilson of Batesville Ark visited friends and relatives and attended to business in Ada and Konawa Tuesday. Mrs W J Dillon, recently ill in Ada hospital, is reported improved. Dr S L Burns of Stratford was a business visitor in Ada Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Wilborn announce the birth of a son December 13. L. B. Adams of Allen visited Ada and announced the birth of a son December 12. Mrs. W. B. Osborn visits Ada for a week while spending winter in El Paso. The Loyal Men's Bible class at First Christian Church broadcasts Sundays at 9:45 a m on station MTD Ada. Bb C Lillard of Stonewall visited Ada for business and friends. Mrs. C T Forester and Mrs. C K Goodwin of Stratford visited Ada for shopping.
R. W. Cotton of Maxwell attended to business in Ada on Tuesday.
Ruth Naomi Everton 18 died at home in Stonewall Thursday night. Funeral services were held Friday at 1:50 PM from the Stonewall Baptist Church with Rev. L. H. Ritter officiating. Burial followed in Stonewall Cemetery. Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. She is survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Everton and two sisters.
Mrs Priscilla Jane Fleming 72 died at her daughter’s home seven miles south of Ada Friday afternoon. Funeral services were held Saturday at Corley cemetery south of Stratford with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by husband G W Fleming two daughters Mrs Buckelew near Ada and Mrs Lillian Wimberly of Gainesville Texas and three sons Charley Leonard Fueg of Detroit Mich and Ira Fueg of Shawnee.
Edward P Woodward eight and one died Monday at the home in Roff Oklahoma. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 3 from the home. Burial in East Hill cemetery Roff Criswell Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by three daughters Emma Mitchell Roff Geretha Mitchell Maysville Tennie Bullock Sasakwa and a son Charley Woodward Pampa Texas.
Hervey Yancy infant son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Yancy died at their home eight miles northwest of Ada. Funeral services set for Thursday at 11:30 a.m. at Egypt Cemetery officiated by Rev. F. M. Smith. Burial follows in Egypt Cemetery. Survived by parents two sisters and seven brothers.
Robert A. Carter died at his home in Stonewall on Wednesday morning at 5 o clock. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at Stonewall with burial at Rosedale Cemetery. Criswell Funeral Home handles arrangements. He is survived by his widow Rena Carter, three daughters and six sons.
H Tinsley sustained a facial gash knee cuts and shock after a truck struck him on the 200 block East Main shortly after noon. He was taken to Adam hospital by ambulance and kept for observation to rule out more serious injuries.
The Vanoss School Journal lists Geneva Messecar as Director and Estaline Little as Editor and Chief, outlining leadership roles for the newspaper staff.
The article lists names of students with perfect attendance and those achieving high grades in primary and fourth grades, noting best imitators, spelling contest winners, and the ongoing Christmas activities. It also covers eighth grade honor roll and English class focus on courtesy with home economics tea details.
Vaness high school boys won 18 to 15 over Francis in a tight Dec game after a late tied score. Charles Wilson and Fariey Hickey shared top scoring with four each as Earl McKeel sealed the victory with a late free throw.
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