Local Christmas Visit Roundup In Oklahoma City
Numerous families and guests from Oklahoma City and surrounding towns spent the Christmas holidays with relatives. The list includes the Hayes, Hodgens, Marcum, Skirvin, Kitchel, Thompson, and many other households visiting parents and traveling to nearby cities for gatherings and church events. Several residents return home to resume duties with local employers and schools.
Hand craft gifts for sale by Mrs Shea on Broadway
Mrs Shea offers useful and fancy hand craft gifts for all ages at 612 S Broadway with hours 2 00 to 5 00 pm. Mr and Mrs Charles E Thompson host during holidays with guests Mrs Thomp son s parents Mr and Mrs A D Bolton and sister Austelle visiting then at Mrs E W Tucker in Tulsa before returning to McAlester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles _ E. Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
A. D. Bolton
Austelle
E. W. Tucker
Tulsa
McAlester
New Year Sermon Promised at First Christian Church
Fort Worth guests D. W. Garland and the Hill family stay with Robert Kerr west of the city. Mrs. Frank Nordean of Sara toga Ark visits with her daughter. An entirely new New Year sermon will be delivered at the Sunset Hour service at 5:30 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Garland
P. W. Hill
Fort Worth
Robert Kerr and Family
Father
Ada Yuletide Greetings Hit By Traveling Families
Tommy High of Muskogee spent Christmas in Ada with his parents and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Waner left for Pittsburgh to visit Mrs. Waner's relatives. Lucille Webster is in Oklahoma City as guest of a luncheon by Miss Gertrude Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Maxey of Dallas are visiting Ada relatives. A. M. Stuart and daughter Ruby returned from Cement for Christmas with Mrs. Stuart's sister Mrs. Allen Melton. nephew Herschel Melton will visit before returning to New Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Hayes
Oklahoma City
Helen Hodgens
Wister
W. B. Hodgens
E. Fourteenth
A. C. Stockton
Jack
Duncan
Dona Allison
Tommy High
Muskogee
Ada
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Penn
Lucille Webster
Gertrude Marshall
Jack Maxey
Dallas
A. M
Stuart
Ruby
Cement
M. L. Hunt
Oklahoma
Pontotoc County
Bill Hunt
Maud
C. O. Hunt
Wayne
Virgil Hunt
Ezra Hunt
Vanoss
Duff Hunt
Sam Hunt
Effie Hunt
Edna Hunt
Dot McGehee
Flint Hammond
Roff
Abston
Oliver
Vaness
Holiday visitors and travels across Norman area
Dr and Mrs W W Owens of Woodward visit Mrs Owens sister Mrs C B Cales at 525 E Main. Mrs Pauline Howlette spends Christmas in Sulphur with her mother Mrs B B Burns. Mr and Mrs F P Caiis join Mr and Mrs W C Hughes at Pontotoc Lodge for Christmas. Mr and Mrs F M Wood leave for Tulsa after visiting Mr and Mrs S H Mount. J M Coffman visits Rofs for friends and business. W T Stevens visits his Mineola home during holidays. he is Harris hotel assistant manager. Jack Dixon of Ardmore visits his parents Mr and Mrs A C Dixon at 516 N Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Owens
Woodward
Pauline Howlette
B. B. Burns
Mrs. F. M. Wood
Tulsa
Mrs. S. H. Mount
W. T. Stevens
Mineo
Mr. Stevens
Harris Hotel
Jack Dixon
Ardmore
A. C. Dixon
Mississippi
Former East Central star Wilburn Capps visits family in Ada
Wilburn Capps, former East Central football standout, arrived in Ada to visit friends after a Philadelphia trip and is now visiting his parents in Randelette. He has been playing with a professional football team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn Capps
Ada
Philadelphia
Randelette
Wilburn
East Central
Visitors and travels over Christmas across states
Joe J. Cole returned from Fort Worth after Christmas with his parents and relatives. W P Creager and L A Henry were in Oklahoma City transacting business. Mrs W J Coffman and daughter Kennie Mae spent Christmas in Ardmore with relatives while George Gregory visited friends in Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe J. Cole
Fort Worth
W. Pp. Creager
L. A. Henry
Oklahoma City
W. J. Coffman
Kennie Mae
Ardmore
Murder Charges in Feud Killing in Breathitt County
In Breathitt County Kentucky six men named by Chester Fugate as responsible for his murder, five kin of Clay Watkins, faced probable murder charges after Fugate died from 13 pistol wounds and exposure. Fugate was dragged from jail by a mob Christmas morning and shot again. the feud ties to past killings and local political rivalries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Breathitt
Chester Fugate
Clay Watkins
Fugate
G. C. Watkins
Commonwealth
Breathitt County
S. L. Combs
Moses
Amos Fugate
Green Watkins
Coal supply row threatens Chicago merchants strike
George Barker of the Coal Teamsters Union threatens to close the hopper on Chicago's coal supply as union and merchant agreements near expiration. The dispute centers on wage demands and union ouster of Barker, with state investigations pending and accusations of collusion between merchants and the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Barker
Coal Teamsters, Chauffeurs and Helpers Union
Coal Merchants’ Association
Barker
John A. Swanson
Merchants’ Association
Church of Christ East Main Services Schedule
Church notes Sunday services include Bible classes at 9 30 a m and worship at 11 a m with communion. Evening sermons at 7 30 p m follow a 6 30 p m Young People meeting. Midweek classes are Wednesday 7 36 p m and Thursday 2 p m ladies class. Sunday children’s class 2 p m. Readings and solos planned by Miss Pickens Schroeder Sumter Wilson and a Male Quartet. Christian Endeavor 6 36 p m with groups for Junior and Senior High and banquet room. Adults invited to big meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Peter’s Keys
Christ
Harris
Marsh
Jesus
First Presbyterian
Jesus Christ
C. E. Wilson
Church of Christ East Main
J. W. Dunn
Ann Pickens
E. H. Schroeder
Kiplings
Cleo Sumter
Elizabeth Ann Wilson
Christian Endeavor
Young Peoples Group
Oak Avenue Baptist Church Sunday Schedule And Message Topics
Oak Avenue Baptist Church at Fourth and Oak announces 9 30 a m worship with a sermon Is God Powerless followed by 10 30 a m Sunday school. B Y P U meets 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m features The Burnt Offerings for God. Pastor Bob Naylor invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Avenue Baptist Church
Fourth and
Oak
God
Christ
Bob Naylor
New Year's Sunday at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church announces New Year observances with morning and evening topics “Making The Old Year Old” and “Making the New Year New” led by Pastor H. W. Hunter. A New Year’s Eve watch party, program, refreshments, and kneeling prayers are planned along with a Sunset Hour Service featuring “The Court of Father Time” pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Thirteenth
Broadway
H. W. Hunter
Aldridge
Linscheid
W. W. O'Connell
Oscar Parker
Harvey Faust
Russell Bond
Dennison Paper Co
Hunter
Father Time
Billy Linscheid
Jimmy Thomas
Geneva George
Paula Waits
Tebn Vance
Monta Bush
Barbara Woods
Ada Jane Sparks
Faye Sawyer
Thelma Russell
Elizabeth van Eaton
Grace George
Mary Shippley
Eliza
First Baptist Church Sunday School and Service Times
The church reports Sunday school at 9 30 with steady attendance and hopes for a large turnout. Offer extended invitation to families to attend. Mr Lee Smith will lead Sunday school and the morning service begins at 11 o clock. The pastor will conduct the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
East 14Th Street
First Baptist Church
Lee Smith
Baptist Men Brotherhood Meets At First Baptist Church
The Men's Brotherhood of First Baptist Church will hold a meeting tonight at 7:30. A good program is planned and all church men and friends are invited. Refreshments will be served. Committees for next year will be announced. Chas A. Thomas, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. C. Blynds
L. A. Ellison
Ada
United Charities
Baptist Men's Brotherhood
Colored M. E. Church Service Schedule
Fifth Sunday school hour 9 45 a m Mrs Bessie Perham superintendent Morning service 11 o clock Subject Life Epworth League p m Evening service 7 30 Subject Jesus and John the Baptist Visitors welcome C W Ware pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE
Bessie Perham
Changes Sharp In Last Week's Midwest Weather
Weather in the lower middle west swung from blizzard conditions to record high seasonal temperatures. Across the southern central states, the thermometer rose well into the 50s yesterday as a rapid shift in conditions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Kansas City
Lower Middle West
Central States
Mercury
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Eula Marcum
W. H. Marcum
Patsy Oil and Gasoline Company
Ada Credit Co
First National Bank
den. Skirvin
den Skirvin
Francise Thompson
Ross _ Skirvin
A. FE. Huber of
Jack Price
Jack Jackson
Stratford
Fannie Johnson
Doc
L. L. Jean
C. F. Green
Kansas City, Mo
R. B. Faunt LeRoy
Duncan Bros
Arkadelphia, Ark
Don Skirvin
Skirvin
S. Stockton
Toderick
John Sealy Medical School
Galveston
Texas
George
Rice University
Houston
Nell Chapman
Allen
Mrs. Langford Shaw
City
Joe Hargis
Saratoga, Ark
Glenn Pendergraft
Ned Cambell
Vira Jean
Marel
Leo Hennigan
Ross
Ruth Lowery
Hobart
Ed McDonald
Norman
Guy Meaders and Sons
Chickasha
Vaughn Busby
Wawinska Jones of
Barrel Story
J. H. Bunyard
Walters
Homer Saralls
Bromide
Wright City
Tom Aldridge
Greenville
M. W. Trimble
J. M. Burdick
The
Fashion
Poteau
Morris Spencer
Oklahoma _ university
L. Spencer
W. Sixteenth
Judge
Mrs
Orel Busby
Earl Gordon
Arkansas City
Kan
M. T Mansfield
This City
Tom McCann
H. W. White
North Center
H. S. Smith
Robert
C. S. Williams
Rosedale
Frank Nordean
J. R. Duncan
M. F. Kelly
Moody Wilbanks
A. G. Johnson
Holdenville
F. P. Caiis
W. C. Hughes
Pontotoc Lodge
J. M. Coffman
George Gregory
Jacksonville, Fla
Helen Wills
Frederick Moody, Jr
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
Berkeley
Calif
Moody
San Francisco
Samuel J. Watkins
L. K. Rice
Allie Watkins
Earl
Bent Howard
Nepews
Jack Howard
Bent
Karl
Elbert Hargis
Lee Watkins
Gity
Row
Frederick
T John Clarence Jared
Theodore Jared
John Fleet
Clyde Calhoun Morriss
Arkansas
Kansas
St. Joseph
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Wichita
Mrs. Hoover
Santa Claus
Herbert Hoover
Washington
First Methodist Church
Buddy
Nancy
Rogers Carroll
Vitaphone
Voovil
Richard
É¢ Young
Nowheres
J.C. Penney G
West Main Street