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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

5

Happy Land Sunday School Notes and Community Vignettes

The Happy Land Sunday school reports strong attendance with a note on slight lateness and an emphasis on a 10 o'clock start. Brethren Lillie kept regular services, with a pie supper raising funds for a Christmas tree. Local farmers plan farming again, new house under construction, and pupils Virgie Prater and Other Head completed four months of schooling.

Happy Land Lillie Brumley Messrs Prater Davis Williann Robbins Virgie Prater Union Hill School

Sunshine and weddings in Pleasant Valley this week

Sunday school attendance remained strong despite cold weather and a Sunday night prayer meeting. Hamber Snider married Miss Bessie Littlefield at Pleasant Valley. Local residents report hogs being killed with little meat loss. School closes Friday afternoon for holidays until January 2, 1921.

Hamber Snider Bessie Littlefield Pleaant Valley G. H. Priest H. G. Brents J. W. Kirkes Price Jackson Harris Kirkes Rofs H. D. Lee Ada G. W. Davis Hickory W. H. Brents Roff

Ada News Christmas Wishes and Weekend Social Notes

AHLAOSO. Brother Hays preached to a large congregation Saturday night and Sunday. Dorothy Throgmartin spent Saturday night with Geremma Bryant. Mrs. Ben Boring and her little daughter Dana Carolyn spent Friday evening with Mrs. Roberson. Mittie Hutchins and guests held a dumb supper Saturday night with five ghosts. Annie Brandon Alice Bryant and Ophie Throgmartin were Ruth Youngs guests Sunday. Geremma Bryant was Bertha Brandons Sunday guest. Few attended prayer meeting Sunday night. Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year for the Ada News.

Ophie Throgmartin Ruth Young Geremma Bryant Bertha Brandon Ada News

Christmas Tree Program In Colbert Brings Santa

Sunday school attendance rose to 69 as Colbert holds a three week revival led by evangelist Morgan which ends Sunday night. A Christmas tree program is planned for Saturday night with Santa expected. Community singing is planned for Christmas Day afternoon inviting all residents.

Colbert Evangelist Morgan Santa Ina Wood Ada Pearl Walker Virgil Brumley Homer Joe Rushing Faye Conventon Vera Lane Grace Hyder Irma Henry A. T. McAnally

Dear Santa Letter From Nola Lunsford Of Vaness Oklahoma

A 9 year old girl from Vaness Oklahoma writes to Santa Claus dated December 19 1921. She asks for a sweater candy or a coconut and hopes to advance from fourth to fifth grade before school ends. She also asks Santa to remember other children.

Santa Vaness Okla Santa Claus Nola Lunsford

Tupelo Girls Beat Allen In Close Christmas Preview

Tupelo girls basketball edged Allen 29 to 5 in a brisk contest highlighting Tupelo’s speed and teamwork. Students plan holiday break from December 23 to January 2. The Lyceum second number drew a pleased audience with a new singing class led by Mr Foreman. John L. Garrison and teachers attended Coal County teachers association. presidency notes it was a standout meeting. Rev Goodspeed of Shawnee preaches at Baptist church first and third Sundays. a former U S Navy hospital corpsman, his sermons show preparation and high aims.

Tupelo Allen Lyceum Foreman John L. Garrison Coal County Teachers Association Garrison Pres. A. Linscheid Ada Goodspeed Shawnee Baptist Church U. S. Navy

Community News From Oakman And Union Valley

Local notes report visits by John Sloan and Rev Caton, a 29 dollar pie supper fund for the Christmas tree, and a new basketball court funded by Mr Berryman Mr Sheppard and high school boys. Oakman scouts vs Francis boys ended 5 6 with Francis ahead. Union Valley notes announce vacation, baby news, moves to Texas and Oklahoma and Savannah trip, plus Santa Claus visiting the school with treats.

Oakman John Sloan Francis Earn Stephens Sheppard Ratcliffe Francis Boy Scouts Oakman School Oakman Boys Francis Union Valley Walter Fletcher J. E. Young Wapanucko J. H. Turner Savannah T. A. Locke Texas Spaulding Lowery Hich School Gunter Thomas Ray Raymond Albert Don Young W. W. Jones S. B. Mayfield Stonewall May Blackwell la Fevers Tennessee Riddle Santa Claus

Lehigh Schools Plan Community Christmas Tree

Lehigh, Dec. 21 Special Churches Sunday schools and other organizations unite in planning a community Christmas tree. Postmaster Douglas Allen head chairman assisted by Evelyn Ames representing city schools. Frank Bowers Mrs John Ames Miss Boyle and George Clower represent other organizations.

Lehigh Douglas Allen Evelyn Ames Frank Bowers John Ames Miss Boyle George Clower

Rev Joeowers Takes Post at Local Methodist Church

Reverend Joeowers has occupied the Methodist parsonage and begun work here with strong support from his congregation members.

Joe Oowers

Plano Coach Loriie Allen Visits Parents in Texas

Miss Loriie Allen, coach of Plano high school, is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Allen in Texas.

Loriie Allen Plano, Texas High School Mrs W. A. Allen

Ada Teachers College President Inspires Lehigh Audience

American Education Week featured a lecture by President A. Linscheid of Ada Teachers College. The address educated and inspired a large Lehigh audience with its strong message on education.

Lehigh A. Linscheid Ada Teachers College

High School Bazaar Succeeds. Enrollment Rises Over Last Year

The downtown office bazaar sold out entirely benefiting manual training and home economics. On the last day of November total enrollment stood at 529 with the high school more than 50 percent larger than a year ago. The football team won one game, two basketball games produced two Lehigh wins, and the girls have yet to play away. Four high school teams join the town league.

Lehigh

Lehigh Scouts Form New Blue Bird Patrol

The Lehigh Scouts organize a new Blue Bird patrol under Scoutmaster Hunnit Cut, forming a lively unit within the troop.

Leihgh Scouts Blue Bird Hunnitcut

LeHy-Hy Spots High School Notes and Meetings

LeHy-Hy Spots lists monthly schedules and school news. It notes Lehigh teachers 100 percent O E A and attendance at Ada in November and county meeting at Coalgate on December 16. Lincoln school with two teachers occupies new quarters and Mr Whees presides over a new manual training building. CORRESPONDENT.

Lehigh District Association Ada Coalgate Lincoln School Whees

Marriage Licenses Reported for Four Couples

Clint Phillips aged 19 of Fitzhugh weds Golden McKinley 19 of Vaness. Filmore Killeriase 21 of Franks marries Eula Jones 20 of Franks. Willard Ingram 22 of Stratford weds Allie Wood 18 of Stratford. Mines Moody 22 of Ada weds Pearl Kirby 19 of Ada.

Clint Phillips Fitzhugh Golden McKinley Vaness Filmore Killeriase Franks Eula Jones Willard Ingram Stratford Allie Wood Mines Moody Ada Pearl Kirby

Holdenville Couple Visit City for Shopping and Business

Mr and Mrs Ralph Dawson of Holdenville were in the city Tuesday afternoon shopping and handling business affairs.

Ralph Dawson Holdenville

Jackson Barnett and Wife Move in Night Time

Jackson Barnett and his white wife fled from Henryetta in Okmulgee county last night with two truckloads of household goods and moved into a palatial Muskogee residence on Agency hill. They did so without advising Barnett's guardian in Okmulgee county or the Indian agency. Proposals to build or buy homes in Henryetta Okmulgee and Muskogee had been under consideration by Indian agency officials and county authorities. The home in Muskogee is reported to be rented by Mrs. Barnett.

Muskogee Jackson Barnett Henryetta Okmulgee County Agency Hill Barnett County Court of Okmulgee Indian Agency Barnetts

Ada Woman Marries Kansas City Man in Newport

Announcement from Newport says Miss Laura Scott of Ada and Ora Lee Owsley of Kansas City married Saturday in the Newport Methodist church. Laura Scott, reared in Ada, worked in Shaw’s department store millinery. Owsley is an auditor for Morris and Company in Kansas City. They will reside in Kansas City.

Owsley Morris and Company Packing Plant Kansas City

Family reunion gathers Johnson clan near Ada

Mrs. William R. Johnson of the Ada area hosts a Christmas week reunion with all six daughters and most of her sons. Daughters Mrs. Stanley Eay of Philadelphia and Mr. Lewis M. Crosley with daughter of Cincinnati are already here. Mr. A. A. McPheeters and son from Minnesota arrive today and Mr. Edward Henshaw Jr. of Cincinnati is expected later in the week.

William R. Johnson W. B. Johnson Ada J. Stanley Eay Philadelphia Lewis M. Crosley Cincinnati A. A. McPheeters Minnesota

Student Charles McKellar Visits Baylor Relative in Texas

Charles McKellar, a Baylor University student in Waco Texas, has arrived to spend Christmas holidays with relatives.

Charles McKellar Baylor University Waco Texas

Col John James Advises Planting Pecan Trees

Col John G James of Roff visited the city this afternoon on his way home from Garvin county. He doubts cold weather will eliminate weevils but says early planting ensures a crop next year. A pecan enthusiast, he urges farm owners to plant more pecan trees, noting a slow yield but long term value once bearing begins.

John G. James Roff Garvin County James

N Shipley Moves Family to New City Home

N Shipley of Wapanucka relocated his family to this city to establish residence as household foods were transported overland yesterday.

N. Shipley Wapanucka

Walden of Marietta Attends City for Business Matters

A. E. Walden of Marietta visited the city this week to handle business affairs. He is described as an attorney practicing in Marietta.

A. E. Walden Marietta

Miss Blanche McMinn Hosts Christmas Party

Miss Blanche McMinn entertained many friends at her country home last Saturday night. The room glowed with Christmas colors as guests arrived at 7:30 and stayed till 11 o'clock, calling it the best time of the year. Attendees included Bess Fowler, Vera Bevels, Allie Baugh, Mary Nelle Tatum, Lola Ennis, Faye Bulock, Bessie Bulock, Glen Fowler, Curtis Fowler, Eustace McMinn, Clive Roberton, Morgan Goodpasture, Opal Bevels, Landon Jackson, and Marvin Campbell.

Miss McMinn Blanche McMinn Bess Fowler Vera Bevels Allie Baugh Mary Nelle Tatum Lola Ennis Faye Bessie Bulock Messrs Glen and Curtis Fowler Eustace McMinn Clive Roberton Morgan Goodpasture Opal Bevels Landon Jackson Marvin Campbell

Fentem Attends Southwestern Conference High School Meeting

Prof A L Fentem attended a meeting of representatives from high schools forming the Southwestern Conference held in Oklahoma City today.

A. L. Fentem Southwestern Conference Oklahoma City

Miss Willie Terry Heads To Dallas For Christmas Visit

Miss Willie Terry travels to Dallas Texas to spend the Christmas holidays with her parents, returning later in the season.

Willie Terry Dallas Tex

Rev Meaders Visits City and Speaks at Local Church

Reverend Meaders of Holdenville Christian Church spent yesterday and today in the city visiting friends. He spoke at a meeting of the Young Men's class of the local church last night.

Meaders Holdenville

Blackhead in Turkeys Disease Treatment

A veterinary notice warns of blackhead, a deadly turkey disease, and presents Dr Wageworths treatment. It details symptoms, mortality trends from 1900 to 1910, and a dosing regimen using ipecac for flocks at different ages. Paste in scrapbooks for reference.

United States Wageworth California

Two Poultry Profit Secrets

T. S. Townsley of the Missouri College of Agriculture advises on poultry barn design to improve comfort in cold weather. He suggests a straw loft to fill unused top space and leaving a south side open ventilation area equal to one tenth of floor space, positioned low to retain warm air.

Poultry Profit T. S. Townsley Missouri College of Agriculture

Seven Suits Listed Upon Motion Docket For January Grand

Seven cases are set for the county court motion docket to open its January session next Monday morning. County Judge Tal Crawford posted the term docket listing: Sam Jones vs. T. A. Staritt appeal. James Alsman vs. Osage Cotton Oil Co. damages. Doctors Faust Lewis and Threlkeld vs. Roger Harris debt. Breneman and Co. vs. M. Levin debt. Merchants and Planters Bank vs. C. W. Laughlin et al appeal. Wood and Co. vs F H Thomas doing business as Roff Mercantile Co. money on contract. S. M. Son vs. W. A. Turner attachment.

Tal Crawford Sam Jones T. A. Staritt James Alsman Osage Cotton Oil Company Faust Lewis and Threlkeld Roger Harris Charles W. Breneman

Little Change in County Ginning Totals This Year

County ginning figures show minimal change through early November with Pon totoc recording 3 592 bales by December 1, up from 26 020 bales in 1920. Jackson County tops state totals at 34 810 bales, over double last year, with figures reported in running bales.

Pontotoc County Bureau of Census Department of Commerce Jackson County

Judge Grants Divorce Over Foot Washing Claim

Chicago on December 16 Mrs Katherine Renne of Jamesville Wisconsin testified before Judge Grimm that she had washed her husband George's feet for five years. The court granted a divorce noting that a husband should wash his own feet. Mrs G D Govington of Roff was shopping in the city yesterday.

Chicago Katherine Renne Jamesville Wis Grimm George G. D. Govington Roff

Criticism of Schools From a Rural Letter

A community letter attacks local teachers and school hours, blaming a savvy elk teacher for placing a child in the wrong grade and pushing overtime. The writer demands better teachers and notes suspicions about the educator’s remarks to a well-dressed audience, alleging he molds public sentiment.

Elis

Notice of Intention to Fund by Francis OK Board

On January 4, 1922 at 9:00 AM the Francis Oklahoma Independent School District No. 3 board will appear in Pontotoc County District Court to show proof of outstanding legal indebtedness and seek approval to issue bonds. Interested parties may attend to remonstrate against bond issuance. Dated December 17, 1921. O G Rose, president. J G Sharp, clerk. L E Franklin, court clerk via J Rogers deputy.

Board of Education O. G. Rose J. G. Sharp L. E. Franklin J. Rogers

East Coast of Scotland Fishing Smacks Converted to Dwellings

Fishing boats along the East Coast of Scotland are hauled up and turned over to be used as houses amid a downturn in the fishing industry. The practice reflects a regional downturn impacting crews and local economies.

Scotland

Christmas in Home Forum gift ideas and recipes

A Home Forum column from Hickory Oklahoma shares thoughts on the meaning of Christmas beyond shopping, includes a handmade gift poem for mother, a small gift for dad, and recipes for dough that lasts, emancipation time for busy women, and waffle batter instructions. A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

Hickory Okla Weekly News Santa Mother Dad

Simpson Kin Visit Signals Holdenville Family Ties

Percy Simpson, once a traveling salesman for Simpson's, is visiting Ada for the holidays. He stays with R. W. Simpson at Townsend and Nineteenth, while Mrs. Simpson and daughter Margaret Walker remain with her parents in Holdenville and will be away from Ada for several days.

Percy Simpson Simpson’s R. W. Simpson Townsend and Ninteenth Simpson Margaret Walker Holdenville Ada

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hoyle Trading Company S. Townsend Harris Wall Paper and Paint Co QO. J. Davidson Landkerchiefs Popular Zane Grey Gene Stratton Porter Sidney McCall Booth Tarkington Phillips Oppenheim Robert W. Chambers Peter B. Kyne Northlands
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