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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1956

Page

7

Election Case Narrows Oilka State Senate Contest

Oklahoma City report on the Wagoner Okmulgee state Senate race as the Supreme Court remains central to the dispute. Payne seeks a rehearing while Russell plans to apply, amid a scheduled special election for the Democratic and Republican nominees. The court ruling voided absentee ballots, leaving the outcome unresolved and raising constitutional questions about ballot rights.

Oklaroma City John W. Russell Jr Okmulgee Senate Wagoner Supreme Court State Election Board Oklahoma City Wagoner-Okmulgee Heston Payne Recen Andrew Wilcoxen Russell Oklahoma State Brison Board Lea ‘Inters Raymond Gary

Hart News Roundup of Local Social Visits

Mrs. A H Mercer Jr and family from Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs M E Mercer and Janet of Clinton were guests of Mrs Cara Mercer. Numerous calls and visits across Hart included S/Sgt Virgil Scarberry Jr and family, Eliza beth Ann Johnson, May Johnson, and the Ownbey and Mercer families visiting throughout the past week at various homes.

A. H. Mercer, Jr Oklahoma City M. E. Mercer Janet Clinton Cara Mercer Virgil Scarberry Jr Susan Guinn Virgil Scarberry Cora Mercer E. E. Ellington Mary Glenda Wynnewood Grace ' Johnson May Lonzie Dowling Virgil Searberry Susan and Mrs. BE V. Ownbey

Union Valley Community News Notes and Local Visits

Sunday School and church attendance was strong as L. M. Cass of Ada delivered the sermon. Two new students enrolled in the local school bringing total to about 24. Christmas tree program planned Friday night with all invited. Local visits included Flowers and Sligars from Lone Oak, and multiple family gatherings. Also mentions Mrs. Margie Flowers in hospital, and a note about the Smithsonian collection and Henry Fonda playing the bull fiddle.

Joe Eden Dale Webb

Last Minute Food Gifts for Quick Holiday Snaps

A reader suggests ready to give food gifts and outlines themed ideas. Includes a family bundle with stuffing mix and nuts, cheese lovers with cheeses and crackers, one burner cooks with pears and mint jelly, foreign food fans with curry and chutney, snacks with smoked oysters and pickled mushrooms, and spice lovers with pepper mill and peppercorns.

Encourage Your Child to Believe in Santa Claus

A parent guides belief in Santa as a harmless, enduring Christmas spirit. Children begin believing around ages two to three, with steady faith through early childhood. The article urges continuing the game to sustain joy, noting doubt may arise later but the spirit remains.

Santa Claus Arlene Mather Mother Santa

District History Note on 1704 British Occupation

A fragment notes that idcaltar was occupied by the British in 1704 and that the District of Columbia has only 35 miles of railway line, indicating a sparse early transportation network and colonial control details.

Idcaltar District of Columbia

Miss Dolly De D pattern offers sewing pieces and directions

A child doll pattern named Miss Dolly De D stands 36 inches tall in a casual outfit. The Ada Weekly in Chicago 6 advertises pattern No. 253 with sewing directions and pieces, asking readers to send 25 cents in coins to Martha Madison at 367 West Adams Street. The page cautions to always unplug electrical equipment like irons before leaving.

de D Dolly Martha Madison Gate of the Ada Weekly Haws West Adams Street Chicago

Lovelady Christmas News and Community Notes

Lovelady news recounts White Christmas hopes and a busy week of community events. Edna Boren hosts a Christmas party at her home, church plans include treats and Bible study, and many locals and visitors share greetings, illnesses, and hospital changes as names such as Nora Ross Edna Boren and Virginia Jared appear among Ada area ties.

Edna, Boren Virginia - Jared Nora Ross Ida ‘Taylor Ethel Jones Ada HD Club Mrs Edna Boren Edna Boten Ethel. Jones Bertha Sanders Lavona Denton Virginia Jared Nova Ross Dell. MelClendon Wanda Parks Nunnally

Drought Ends as December Rain Boosts County Totals

Rainfall in the county surged from Tuesday night into Wednesday, totaling 2.39 inches for the two days and pushing the 1956 year total above 1954. Temperatures remained mild with a high near 46. The damp spell halted talk of the driest year and brought drought-breaking rains starting in October, though pasture and farm needs remained a concern. Local social notes mention visits and quilting plans among residents.

Antotoc Benergus Ariest Iu Deri Maren Byrds Mill

Davis C A death notice from Bromide OK

Davis, a retired farmer, died at home. Bromide Funeral Friday 2 PM at Bromide High Auditorium with Rev Bob Felix assisted by Lige Wisdom. Burial at Eat Cemetery. Survivors include wife Pearl. daughters Mrs Golda Ramay Bakersfield CA Mrs Cleo Ki particle Artesia CA Mrs Feve lyn Wallace Mesa AZ. sons Stanford Bromide Bill Borger. 21 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren. sisters Mrs Lee Scott Tupelo Mrs Zella Gilbert Albuquerque NM Mrs Rosa Stratton Enid. Resided in Bromide since 1931.

Crock Davis Horme Mit Bromide High Bob Felix Lige’ Wisdom Rose Smith Funeral Home Henry Truitt Ray Toney Andrew McRea Dewey Stages Pat Hackworth Burley Pearl Golda Ramay Bakersfield Calif Cleo Kiparticle Artesia Feve Lyn Wallace Mesa Ariz Stanford Bromide Bill Borger Tex Lee Scott Tupelo Zella Gilbert Albuquerque N- M Rosa Stratton Enid

IGE P Ables death notice from Fitzhugh Oklahoma

IGE P Ables. doe B Ables, 85, of Rolf, died at a nursing home Thursday at 6 30 a m funeral services tentatively set for Friday at 2 Criswell Funeral Chapel burial in Lightning Ridge cemetery Surviving are a son Willis Shawnee daughters Mrs Ruby Young Mrs Nora Childres and Mrs Dolly Price all of Fitzhugh 46 grandchildren brother Charles Sulphur Springs Texas

Ige P. Ables Doe B. Ables Rolf Criswell Funeral Chapel Ridge Cemetery Willis Shawnee Ruby Young Nora--Childres Dolly Price Fitzhughy Charles Sulphur Springs Tex

Slim sheath pattern with bolero and short jacket

Pattern description for a fashion design titled Look Slim A favorite style this season. The 1846 No. 1846 pattern offers a smart sheath for a slim look with a brief jacket. Sizes 10 to 20, dress yardage details, 35 cents, Iris Lane ADA Weekly News, 367 West Adams Street, Chicago Illinois.

Iris Lane ADA Weekly News West Adams ‘Street Chicago Ilinois

Also Mentioned on This Page

State Supreme Court Hart News Alvie Griffith Grace Johnson J. S. Stanfield Wyle Webster Elizabeth Ann Erey Ownbey Jeff Fussell Roff Ferry Owens B. B. Diwnbey Ruth Cook Mrs. Anders A.A. and Alvis Griffith Arno Griffith Gene | Griffith Herbert Griffith Stratford James Paul Mercer Cora. Mercer Canér Hisaws Frisco Pontotoc County Ada Chamber of Commerce Hisaws H. J Hack" Huddieston Cagers Hisaw Sr Cater Hisaw Union Valley Arvel Davis L. M. Cass Fagan Flowers Arvel Minnie Maloy D. W. Maloy Flip Barnes B. M. Stephens Mary Beth Scott Roy Loman EB. M. Stephens Louis Moshier E. M. Stephens H. H. Phillips Mrs. Arvel Davis Lucy Green Durant Mr. and Charle Reynolds Colbert George McCurley McCurley Green Cordie Davis Jamas ‘Wiles Eulis Brannon of Happyland Rena Brannon Odus Wiles Bob ‘Johnston Lula Eli Jake Johnston Margie Flowers Valley View Hospital Smithsonian Institute Washington D.C Henry Fonda Gieford Leck Noeth Broadway Dorothy Whipple AP News Chile Wall Street New York Harvey Shipman Mattress ‘And.rug Shop Miss Dolly Lovelady News W. M. Ross Nora‘ Ross Champ Loony B. C. Fair Cliff Deaton Juanita Jones Carlen Sanders Cecil Brannon Cynethie Taylor Alvin Davis Ozbirn John Baringer Bertha Bob Ross Clea- Taylor Jima Bob California Jim Taylor W. M Ross James Taylor Laura’ Boudreaux Opal Dell Taylor Jake Taylor Wayne, Okla Mrs. Taylor Francis Dana Warren McClendon Mary Joe Debra Deaton Ruby Deaton Janice Homer Robert Taylor Mitchhel Joe Parkses Roy Keller Silas Taylor Alvis Irs McClendon Aremore John Davis Alvin Dav Clendon Convention Hall 13Th and Townsend Elk’s Club Ada Lodge Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks
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