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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1938

Page

7

Walnut Grove rural news notes social visits and births

Sunlit week in Walnut Grove with church Sunday School attendance down and many visits across Worstell Stratford and Vanoss. Families shared gatherings with the Moss Page Estes Hightower and Golden clans. Elmer Standridge and Rance Tucker welcomed a nine and a half pound baby girl Shirley Anne. several trips and visits cited in local home circles.

Ash. Hayes Eary Jones Betty June Hayes W. H. Hightower Jim McCutcheon L. D. Haskins J. A. Burk Void Burnsed Oklahoma City Lorene Crow Mannie Kirby Elmer Standridge Shirley Anne Rance Tucker Haskins Sam’ Golden Gwendolyn Raymond Golden Worstell Hightower

Community Notes From Pleasant Hill Area

Local residents share visits and family news across Pleasant Hill and nearby towns. Christine Whisenhunt and Evelyn Lewis are mentioned, with several households hosting relatives and friends over the weekend. Barbra Rae Hunley and two children are noted as ill.

Summers Chapel Weekly Roundup Reflects Holiday Travel

Local notes list families visiting relatives and returning from trips across Arkansas Texas and Oklahoma. Names include Tucker E George Keatley McIntyre Isaacs Pennington Evans Hughey Pinley and Bittle among others. School resumed Monday with pupils glad to begin while adults recount weekend visits and sick lists.

Sunday School and Visits Highlight Local Week

Community notes show Wilson family church attendance and gatherings. Meals and visits describe Vernie and Larene Johnson, Stella Mae Roundtree, Christina Gurley, Edith Shumard, Ver Mel Roundtree, Alva Lee Gurley, and others at several homes. Beulah Mae Shumard and Mildred Wall are also mentioned with Ada connections and a radio purchase. BEREE School resumes after vacation with Ruth Kirby and Monnie visiting Hightower, while Sunday School and Young Peoples Union are recalled.

Young Peoples Union Ruby Dempsey Vernie Larene Johnson Stella Mae Nay Dean Roundtree Christina Gurley Edith Shumard Vermel Roundtree Woodroe Hall Alva Lee Gurley Thomas Smith W. A. Oliphant Ada Beulah Mae Shumard Vernell Roundtree Mildred Wall Karl Wall W. A

Sunday School Attendance Boosted At Walnut Grove

Pickets note strong Sunday school turnout with four or more attendees earning Bible rewards. Local visits include Penrods calling on the Cunninghams, Hulin Henderson with Earls, and McCause and Farr visits. The Braden family moved to Union Hill and Herman Lee Coley is listed as sick. a fruitful Friday night social hosted by Nadine Bulloch and Sutherland drew a large crowd. Young folks meet Wednesday. reminder for 2 o'clock Sunday services.

Juanita Esris Gene Skages Nadine Bulloch Sutherland Braden Union Hil Herman Lee Coley Walnut Grove

Parish Chapel News Recaps Christmas Holiday Visits

Local parish notes a Christmas pageant and holiday gatherings. Readers list relatives and friends visiting, weekend hostings in the community, school events, and a New Year’s party hosted by Geneva Isaacs. Names include Mitchell, Isaacs, Meeks, Cavener, Stinnett, and several others from Ada, Fitzhugh, Huston, and Vaness areas.

Christmas Memories and Family Visits in County News

Christ mas celebrations light up the community with visits from Eldred Jordan and family in Oklahoma City to his ill mother Mrs. Mark Jordan. Several households hosted Christmas day gatherings including Wortman, Renkin, Wilsor families and Jim Beaty. News notes marriages, travels, and family visits across local homes and nearby towns.

Galex Santa Eldred Jordan Oklahoma City Mark Jordan Wortman Sam Renkin Reuben Wilsor Ads Jon Wortmas H. K. Rankin JR. Newby Jim Beaty Fedie Fowler Millie Bittle

Union Meeting Encourages Attendance Next Sunday

The community group reports strong Sunday night attendance at the Union Bill meeting and invites all to join, with the young folks meeting led by Evelyn and Ila Faye Williams. numerous visits reference neighbors, family, and friends stopping by, with health updates and moving notices about residents.

Sunday School Attendance and Family Visits in Red Oak

RED OAK Opal Horn Martha Ella Bryson Dertha Erwin and Donald and Emogene Phillips attended Sunday school at Halls Hill Sunday. Martha Ella Bryson spent last Thursday night with Dertha Erwin. Emogene Phillips spent Saturday night with Opal Horn. Dewey and Roy Reynolds of Halls Hill visited in the Wade Phillips home Thursday. Horace Hunter was an Ada visitor Saturday. Those who visited in the Wade Phillips home Sunday were Mrs Walter Horn and children Opal Yhelma and Wilma Curtis Thomas and Buford Whisenhunt and Vera Phillips Gyndlen and Alice Wallace visited Metyia Horn Saturday.

Forest Shackleford Ernest Payne Sterling’ Isaacs Hardy Harley Day L. T. Mitchell Jr Vasto Pennington Alfen Bech Mitchell U.S. Navy San Diego Calif Opal Horn Martha Ella Bryson Dertha Erwin Donald Emogene Phillips Halls Hill Dewey Roy Reynolds Wade Phillips Horace Hunter Walter Horn Opal Yhelma Wilma Curtis Thomas Buford Whisenhunt Vera Phillips Gyndlen Alice Wallace Metyia Horn

In memory of Mr Bob Driver Ada obituary notice

Mr Bob Driver 46 a long time Ada resident died at a local hospital Thursday evening December 30 and was buried December 31 at 3 pm in Rosedale cemetery Surviving are his widow Bessie Driver and several children The verse expresses sorrow over his passing and faith in Jesus.

Bob Driver Jesus Thun

In Memory of Joe Winsor and a Tupelo Memorial Note

A memorial from Martha Phillips and Mrs Mattie May George mourns Joe Winsor who died December 23 1937. Daughters brothers sisters and many friends reflect on his life and faith as they await reunion in heaven. Notes describe absence loneliness and hope in Jesus. The writeups mention local social events and community figures in Tupelo.

Father Jesus Martha Phillips Ada East 17 Joe Winsor Margaret “Carter

Ada Weekly News New Year Wishes and Holiday Notes

The Ada Weekly News extends good wishes for a prosperous new year. Local readers recall holiday visits with Dorothy Matthews recovering well after hospitalization and various family gatherings at the Harrison, Moody, Gray, Thurman, and Norman homes. Social visits and church attendance are noted along with attention to Edna Thurman returning to work at Denny and Yvonne Henson's improvement.

Francis Ada Weekly News Dorothy Matthews Harrison Troy Moody J. B. Gray C. E. Thurman Faye Edna Thurman Denny Claudia Lee George Norman Bowman Doe Chattenooga Okla B. Lee Bobby Jean Thurman

Thurman and neighbors share holiday calls in Ada region

The article records Thurman visiting Tuesday night with Joe Howmen and Bert Thurman calling on Max Bellew. William Phillips called on Herbert Thurman, and Miss Clara Mae Phillips of Ada spent Christmas with her parents. Woodrow Phillips family and Margie Ann joined Phillips relatives at Jim Williams’ home Sunday.

Early Settler Passes In Paris Texas

Paulina Catherine Saunders Ricketts born May 3 1862 at Many Springs Missouri married July 4 1886 at Couch Missouri died December 23 1937 in Paris Texas aged 75 years 7 months 20 days. Survived by husband W J Ricketts six children Graham Old Henderson Rodgers Ray Everett Walter and 17 grandchildren. Funeral at Chriswell Chapel Ada and family burial at Rosedale Cemetery Ada.

Paulina Catherine Saunders Many Springs Couch Paris Texas Alton Okla Oakman Pontotoc County W. J. Ricketts Margarett Old Ada Ora ‘Henderson Lula Oklahoma Kate Rodgers Oklahoma City Ray Ricketts Everett D. Ricketts Walter’ E. Ricketts Chriswell W. H. Nettles Littleton Davis Francis Rosedale Ricketts

Community Notes from Lightning Ridge Past Week

Sunday messages invite all ages to weekly gatherings. Local movers include Mr and Mrs A A McKeel and family visiting Louise McKeel in Konawa. Sam Gurley and family move from Wilson. Geneva McKeel heads to Konawa for sister Louise’s beauty shop.

Lightning Ridge Parker Adz Charley Dunn Dunn A. A. McKeel Louise McKeel Konawa William Patton Burmpas Artie Dosson Kathryn Bumpas Braiden Rhodes Dolberg J. A. Rhodes Sam Gurley Wilson Fite Licey Mae Webster Mr. Watson Joe Roff Sunshine Gentry Fay Pendleton A. Hennigan Ell Oz Webb Sulphur Springs Texas

FugitiveCaptured Confesses Murder in Philadelphia Case

Wendell Forrest Bowers, sought since December 1 for the slaying of Wilma Carpenter, confessed in Louisville to robbing Carpenter and her companion Mary Griffin of 12 dollars. Carpenter was shot dead as she tried to aid Griffin after an assault.

Louisville Wendell Forrest Bowers Federal Bureau of Investigation Wilma Vr. Carpenter Philadelphia FBI Bowers Miss Mary Griffin

Budget Highlights From Roosevelt Budget Message 1939

President Roosevelt's budget message to Congress outlines a possible 1939 improvement in business conditions and tax receipts, with potential for extra defense appropriations if needed. The plan calls for a $539 million cut in estimated 1939 expenditures to $6.969 billion, notes fixed charges and pensions limit reductions, and reports a net deficit of $949.6 million with a gross public debt of $36.526 trillion as of June 30, 1939.

Washington UPI Roosevelt Congress Treasury

Mrs Viola Ellis obituary in Oklahoma City

Mrs Viola Ellis aged 72 died in Oklahoma City on Thursday. Funeral services will be held at 3 pm Wednesday in Keith Funeral home chapel with Reverend Shackleford of the Methodist church presiding. Interment at Rosedale cemetery. Survivors include seven nieces and eleven nephews.

Viola Ellis Oklahoma City Keith Shackleford Methodist Church Rosedale

Massillon petition fights utility contract by Gen Coxey

Massillon civic action led by Gener al Jacob S Coxey contests a new eleven year rate contract with Ohio Public Service and fuels charges. He argues a $1 monthly service fee plus higher energy rates would cost Massillon users $804000 over ten years. A public vote on August 9 1933 would be required if 10 percent of voters support the petition. Oklahoma City reports Postal Telegraph Cable seeks authority to close its Chickasha office on January 21.

Massillon Ohio Washington Jacob S. Coxey Coxey Lewis M. Holcomb Secretary of State Foreific Gas & Electric Company U.S. Supreme Court Federal Power Commission Oklahoma City Postal Telegraph Cable Company Autthority Chickasha Corpor Posation Commissioners

Many Checks Handled Through Bank Show Ada Business Pace

The First National Bank analysis covers six months of checks cleared, including both those drawn on the bank and those from other banks handled as transit and clearings. December exceeded July August and November while September was the peak month, signaling steady activity in late 1937. The tables define items on us as First National drawings and transit and clearings as checks cleared from other banks.

First National’ Bank First National

Oil Industry Sees Crude Prices Held Despite Weak Gasoline

An optimistic view grips Texas oil men as December output fell short of demand per the US Bureau of Mines and January production is seen near that level. Texas faces potential proration hearings January 17 as requests for higher rates surface. Kansas and the Wichita Falls area are noted in the broader supply picture as producers argue for market balance amid regulation.

Harrell E Lee Austin Tex United States Bureau of Mines Bureau Congress Texas Th Bureau Ernest G. Thompson Kansas Wichita Falls

Flunking Fee Returns at University of Oklahoma

Norman reports the return of the flunking fee as exams near at the University of Oklahoma. Regents had planned to implement the penalty for the 1936-37 year, aiming to pressure students to maintain passing grades amid rising concern among faculty and students.

Toy Regents Erlene Lasley Oklahoma City Oklahoma’ City J.T. Timmons Timmons House Oklahoma Senate Jack Luttrell Norman Jan University of Oklahoma Board of Regents

Reverend Wright Holds Weekend Services in Sunshle

Sunshle community reports large crowds for Reverend O. EZ. Wright of Idabel leading Saturday and Sunday services. Widespread visiting and social activity noted as neighbors and friends joined in church events and in homes across the area.

O. EZ. Wright Idabel Claud Hewitt Tallant Osker Belt O. BE. Wright Trnce Crisp Fitzhugh Visted Emma Cochran Olene Visted Jessie Jackson Saomi Katherine Janett Jackson Faye Kirkes Zoe White Ela Belt R.A. Fussell C. C. Anderson Cc Cleta Roff L. J. Witt Horse Shoe Ranch Z. Herring Roberta A. _C. Shahan

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