Ada Newsboy Visits Our Rural Community
Jimmie Wright known as Ada's biggest newsboy visited Monday. Many locals share updated visits with relatives and friends across the area during the holiday season and in the days around Christmas.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1936
Page
5
Jimmie Wright known as Ada's biggest newsboy visited Monday. Many locals share updated visits with relatives and friends across the area during the holiday season and in the days around Christmas.
Local school notes 62 present. teachers and students shine. Students Lee Edith Hays Clara Crane and Robert Jones earn perfect spelling in the principal room. Community reports abound with visits, church events, Christmas trees, and plans for Santa. Archey Solomon and Beatrice Collins wed in Ada. farm women hold Christmas party. many neighbors visit and share news across Reed community.
Sunday school attendance grows with visitors to Sam Gurley Edd Roundtree Wall and Johnson households. Families from New Mexico Konawa and Lightning Ridge join local residents in shared meals and fellowship. A sermon is planned for Saturday night and Sunday with Christmas and New Year wishes to the editor and readers.
Sunday activities include a young people's meeting and a church gathering. Joe Teel visited Kenneth Misenheimer Saturday night. Dinner guests with Voncele Thomas included Loriette Hamilton LaVern Tomlinson and Barbara Teel. Mr and Mrs Tomlinson and children and Mr and Mrs Ernest Davis visited Mrs Thomas of Globe. Frank and Bussiey Thomas attended church at this place Sunday. Mr and Mrs Reynolds were also present Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlin Haskins and family hosted relatives Sunday while H. D. Haskins received guests. Floy Standridge and her sons visited the Roberts home, Raymond Hayes stayed with Ardel Hayes, and Lorene Crow called on Mrs. Cliff Kinnery. Opal Duncan vacationed with Rayford Duke, Turman McCutcheon and Granville Roberts stayed at the Haskins residence, and Eddith Hayes remains unable to walk after a school accident. Roy Briggs stopped by the Hood home, Virgil Meek has returned from Texas for Christmas, and Etta Hightower visited Mrs. Jones.
Rev D E Pendergraft filled his regular appointment here Sunday and Sunday night. Miss Ruth Barnes visited her sister Mrs Mary Scrivner at Stonewall last weekend. Mr and Mrs Henry Odom and daughter Azalea Odom and Bill Hall of Ada spent Sunday with their parents. Mr and Mrs C M Sliger shopped in Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lon Cecil of Ada and Mr and Mrs Eldo Whipple of Frisco spent Sunday with their mother Mrs Hatton. Miss Eddie Melville returned home after visiting her brother Lee Melville at Fairview. Mrs Thompson visited her son David Thompson and wife at Union Valley last week. Owl Creek played Lovelady 16 to 2 last Friday. The teachers are planning a community Christmas tree for the children.
Mrs Opal Maddox and her daughter spent Saturday night with Mrs J C Maddox. Mr and Mrs Silas Twyman and son Joe visited relatives on Sunday. Other households including the Hughes Eddings Maddox Barton Little Tiner Crawley Aldridge and Irvin families hosted or visited family members across the weekend with extended kin from Ada and nearby centers.
Marcia Canfield pursues Frank Kendrick who vanished after a neighborhood rumor of his engagement. A holdup yields her mother’s ring, and a Chicago search propels Marcia to fly back. A snowbound landing causes a field stop to a farmhouse awaiting travelers. Bruce McDougall’s familiar smile rekindles, amid stalled lines and blocked roads.
Village reels as Marcia Canfield vanishes after planning a trip to Schenectady. Dorothy Osborn suspects ties to Frank Kendrick while Awkins the butler weighs warning news of a Chicago flight overdue. Helen Waddell frets she sent Marcia on the doomed journey amid a rehearsal night for Half Acre in Eden.
Bruce Me aDougall and Marcia share a fireside moment on their second Eden farm house night. She drifts to sleep recalling recent events from Frank Kendrick’s episode and a Chicago taxi courtship, while Bruce remains awake, hinting at the growing tension and hidden motives. To Be Continued.
In Bobbs Neck Marcia Canfield is believed to have chased Frank Kendrick to Chicago to settle debts, but she returns safely after a forced landing. Gossip intensifies as Helen Waddell and Dorothy Osborn fuel assumptions about Marcia’s motives. Marcia reflects that love was an illusion tied to an idea of Frank, leaving her unsettled about marriage and the future.
Preaching and singing were well attended Thursday night. Bro. Holland brought the message. Miss Wanda Lee Smith spent time in the event with attendees.
Social items list weekend visits from Mrs Bonnie Peters and the Peters family to Ada relatives. Mentions hospital and sickness updates, church and Sunday school attendance, student activities, Christmas plans, and a long roster of neighbors visiting, hosting, and holiday greetings across Galey and surrounding areas.
Sunday and Sunday night gatherings include Bro Bird at his usual spot. Mr and Mrs Howard Jared and Mrs D M Kerr visited Mr and Mrs David Grey. Joyce Kerr Wanda Lee and Betty Hopkins visited Dorothy and Arvyie Stell Kerr. Stella Mae Rowe stayed with Irene McMeans Thursday night. O G Brown of Ahlose visited Saturday night with H L Sweat. Will Kerr and son Billie Jean joined Mr Bird Bill Hopkins. Bert Curlee moved into the community.
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