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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1966

Page

2

Ada City Council Repeals Pool Hall Provision

Ada council in 1966 repealed City Code Section 380 banning pool halls domino parlors and dance venues. The move followed annexations bringing such businesses inside Ada limits. The board also tabled a Pontotoc County Community Action Committee request to hold an Urban Renewal Authority election, noting support could come from civic groups and suggesting a March date to coincide with city elections. The session adjourned after approving claims including the $1,500 city election cost for the sales tax vote.

Ada Pontotoc County Ed Hunter Chamber of Commerce Abbott J. B. Davidson

You Floor Me Origins In Art Exhibits

An odd phrase traces to art displays where paintings placed on the lowest rung were said to be floored. The lowest shelf or level near the floor gave rise to the expression with a derogatory tinge and a playful reply.

Local SCS Nears End Of 7-Year Soil Project

Bogard notes all soils are collected in paper bags and sent to a regional office for checking. Texture affects workability, water holding and nutrient availability, with fine clay soils holding more water and nutrients, medium silts moderating capacity, and coarse sands offering low holding capacity.

Bogard

Open Range Ends in Oklahoma Open Range Becomes Law

Oklahoma counties that allowed livestock to roam freely now require fencing and stock confinement. The 1965 Legislature set January first as the effective date to improve safety after protests by motorists and tourist groups. Troopers will report neglect to county attorneys for action.

Adair Mayes Cherokee Wagoner Latimer LeFlore Atoka Pushmataha Sequoyah McCurtain Bob Lester Lester Oklahoma

Santa Carries Christmas Cheer for Stephen Newby

Kathy Newby at Union Hill school shared how Santa granted wishes for her baby brother Stephen who cannot speak. After talking with Santa, many children crowded the space, yet Stephen received his gifts when distribution occurred, leaving Kathy amazed by Santa's accuracy.

Lavona Jones Kathy Newby Don Newby Santa Claus Union Hill School Santa Stephen Kathy

65 Crop Debt, Assets Rise. Farm Costs Up in 1965

The 1965 crop section notes debt grew by a record amount while farm asset values rose more. Farm mortgage collections stayed excellent, delinquencies and foreclosures were few, and production expenses continued upward. A 1966 rise is predicted with debate on feeding abroad, crop production controls, and extending federal minimum wage to farm workers.

Buses Upheld Capacity Limits For Lawton Trip

Supt Rex Morrison reported that one bus plus private transport covered Lawton trip overflow. The driver would not exceed rated capacity, forcing band director Richard VandeWalker to arrange private cars for 13 extra riders. Emergency in nature, officials promised advance plans for future travel.

Rex Morrison Morrison Lawton Richard Vandewalker Paul Landrith Irving School Jack Fentem James Thomas Millard Lawson Don Johnson Roy Young Ruth Collins

Alcohol in Blood Hazards Found in 1964 California Traffic Victims

Post mortem blood tests on 1 721 traffic victims in California during 1964 showed 55 percent of drivers had alcohol in their blood and 45 percent of adult pedestrian victims had been consuming alcohol before their accidents.

California

News Classified Ads Buy Sell Trade Rent

Classified ad notes buy sell trade and rental options with contact FE 2 4433.

Beef Course Reservations Due Thursday

County Agent John D. Netherton urges all interested in the beef short course to pre enroll for a Thursday 4 p.m. Latta School session. The $5 fee covers three meals, prizes and supplies. Classes run Jan 13 and 20 with three periods: 4 6 p.m. 6 7 p.m. and 7 8 30 p.m. OSU animal science staff and local instructors teach.

John D. Netherton Latta School Oklahoma State University

Testimony Details Alleged Assault During Car Incident

A witness described a night of alcohol and sex tension with four youths including Byrd and Evans. She said after separating from a flat tire they returned toward town and Byrd forced her down in the back seat, crying as she broke down in testimony. Proceedings adjourned for lunch with a 1:15 resumption.

SH 12 Brandon Byrd Bob Sliger Sliger Evans

Governor named to six year term to succeed himself

Gilliland is a Republican while Richardson and Clark are Democrats. Jack G. Clark of Oklahoma City was named to a six year term to succeed himself, replacing Frank Kitchens of Layton whose term expired, with a June 1971 ending noted.

Frank Kitchens Lawton Jack G. Clark Oklahoma City Gilliland Richardson and Clark

Oil Center Church Revival Scheduled With Evangelist Lorene Neal

Ninety one attended Sunday services at Oil Center where Rev. Baker preached. A revival will begin January 16 at the church with Lorene Neal of California as evangelist. Local residents and visitors from Oklahoma City and Stonewall are noted among attendees.

Oil Center Baker Don Coil Oklahoma City Chuck Roberts Stonewall Sheppard Lorene Neal California

Local Social Roundup Amid Visits and Rodeo Event

Mrs. Pat Teel joined Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk for supper Sunday. Visitors including Mrs. Joe Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Duncan of Shawnee called on the Burks. Edith Maxwell also visited Sunday. T. T. Tomlinson and Patty Jo of Elmore City spent the weekend with Loyd Burk. Bill Collins visited Nora Roper and Lible Collins and resides with the Burks. The Loyd Burk arena at Oil Center hosted a jackpot rodeo with a large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Page Loretha and Reginna dined with Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Sutton.

Pat Teel Floyd Burk Joe Hart Kirk Duncan Shawnee Burks Edith Maxwell T. T. Tomlinson Patty Jo Elmore City Loyd Burk Bill Collins Nora Roper Lible Collins Bill The Rodeo Association Oil Center Loyd

Evansville Couple Visited Northam and Brown Families

Mr and Mrs Roy Soward of Evansville Indiana spent a week with Mrs Vannie Northam and Mr and Mrs Brown of Meeker Mr and Mrs Jim Yeyen of Fittstown attended church at Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness.

Roy Soward Evansville Ind Vannie Northam Brown Meeker Jim Yeyen Fittstown Oil Center

Justweds Shower Of Presents For Ray Mond Linker

Mrs. T. C. Collins hosted a wedding gift shower Friday in Allen honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mond Linker. Gifts opened with help from Mrs. Paul Miller. guest book by Mrs. Cora Williams. Cake punch and coffee were served to a list of attendees including Mrs. Lois Rinehart, Mrs. Jack Chiles, and many others.

T. C. Collins Allen Raymond Linker Linker Mildred Wheeler Mr. Linker Margaret Linker Collins Cecil Huckeby D. L. Linker Paul Miller Jess Moore Marvin Francis Cora Williams Lois Rinehart Jack Chiles J. O. Vinson Iona Gilmore Glenda Francis Wayne Bullard Walker Miller Buck Gilmore Odis Mitchell Grace Black Victor Luke Jerry Milney O Price Valley Popin Nelson Huff Edd Wilson Clint Anderson Frank Tillery Charlie Wilkerson Vesta Stout Gerald Knighten Kittie Moore Jack Tate Isabel Gilmore C. C. Ross Fred Douglas W. D. Blackburn H. A. Butler

Clove Supply Centered in Zanzibar and Pemba

The bulk of the world's supply of cloves and clove oil comes from Zanzibar and the nearby island of Pemba, indicating these two locations dominate the global spice market.

Zanzibar Island of Pemba

Local Social Notes From Meeker and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Albert Pinley visited Meeker on Monday. Mr and Mrs Mike Thomas of Oklahoma City and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Wyche joined Mr and Mrs Junior Northam for dinner on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Lance and Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robertson held a barbecue dinner Saturday night. Mrs Colene Robertson and Mrs Alene Tucker attended a wedding shower for Ginia Eatherly and Larry Booth Wednesday night.

Albert Pinley Meeker Mike Thomas Oklahoma City Jimmy Wyche Junior Northam Edward Lance Billy Jim Robertson Colene Robertson Alene Tucker Ginia Eatherly Larry Booth

Willoughby family gathers in Seminole for visit

Sherry Frantz, Carol Willoughby and Sue Willoughby visit Mrs. Herman Wilson and family in Seminole. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Willoughby spent Sunday with them.

Sherry Frantz Carol Willoughby Sue Willoughby Herman Wilson Semnole Mrs Junior Willoughby

White couple visits Rev. and Mrs. Baker and family

Mr. and Mrs. James White of Henryetta spent Friday with Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Baker and their children.

James White Henryetta Leroy Baker

Gerald Sutton to Lead Midweek and Friday Services

Gerald Sutton will conduct midweek services at Calvary Pentecostal Holiness Church and lead Friday services in Henryetta, delivering worship and prayer. He is slated to speak at both gatherings, inviting parishioners to attend.

Gerald Sutton Calvary Pentecostal Holiness Church Henryetta

Stratford Social Roundup Notes Visitors and Visits

Mr and Mrs Leonard Hallo way of Stratford hosting and visiting relatives تشمل Hazel Newby James Speights with Nannie Cox on Sunday afternoon. Chris Beverly and Vance Price shared meals. The Prices visited Gerald Sutton family and Willis Sutton were guests. Chris spent Friday bar with Willis Sutton.

Leonard Halloway Stratford Hazel Newby James Speights Nannie Cox Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly Vance Price Charles Price Willis Sutton Willis Su

Dela mar Family Spends Holidays in Camden Ark

Mr and Mrs Emmett Delamar and Randy returned Wednesday from Camden Arkansas where they spent the holidays with relatives.

Emmett Delamar Randy Camden, Ark

Charlie Hitcher Visits Tucker Family in Oakland

Charlie Hitcher of Oakland California spends a few days with Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker and their girls enjoying hospitality and local sights.

Charlie Hitcher Oakland Calif Paul Tucker

Community Notices From Oil Center And Surrounding Areas

Mrs Pat Sutterfield and John of Peoria Illinois visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Tuesday. They are former Oil Center residents. Mrs Drucilla Thomas spent Tuesday with Mrs Charles Redman. Mrs Sutterfield visits Vivian Northam Thomas and others. Mrs Drucilla Thomas and Mrs Pat Sutterfield visited Mr and Mrs Harry Boyd Latta and others Wednesday. John visited friends in Oklahoma City Thursday. Ruth Sutton Anna Mae Sutton Minnie Lewis visited Nannie Cox. Willis Sutton Lona Soward hosted New Year dinner with Gerald Sutton and family. Drucilla Thomas left Saturday to Shawnee. Elva Lane Pat Sutterfield and Charles Redman visited Drucilla Thomas Friday night. Ada visit by Ira Pinley family. A watch service was conducted at Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church Friday night with Rev Baker James White and Rev Edd Philpot Stratford in charge.

Pat Sutterfield John Peoria Ill Frank Lewis Oil Center Drucilla Thomas Charles Redman Sutterfield Vivian Northam Thomas Harry Boyd Latta Jolley Lane Everett Taylor Oklahoma City Ruth Sutton Anna Mae Sutton Minnie Lewis Nannie Cox Willis Sutton Lona Soward Gerald Sutton Casey Thomas Jimmy Shawnee Elva Lane Albert Pinley Ira Pinley Ada Oil Center Pentecostal

Sutton family visits in Valley View Hospital

Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton and Mrs Ruth Sutton visited Rodney Harlin Clyde Bray and Loyd Burk Jr in Valley View Hospital Saturday Clyde was admitted Friday night Vance Price and Charles visited Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton Chris and Beverly and Mrs Ruth Sutton Lena Soward and Anna Mae Sutton visited Mr and Mrs Vance Price Saturday afternoon

Gerald Sutton Ruth Sutton Rodney Harlin Clyde Bray Loyd Burk Jr Valley View Hospital Clyde Vance Price Charles Chris Beverly Lena Soward Anna Mae Sutton

Vanoss Seniors Defeat KOMA Crew in Lively Benefit

Midland reports a large crowd as Vanoss senior girls beat the KOMA disc jockeys on Tuesday night in a fundraiser for the senior trip. Senior boys dressed as girls served as cheerleaders while KOMA clowns drew laughter from the audience. Sheila Pedersen turned 17 with a pink rosebud cake and a birthday greeting in blue in the home ec room after the game.

Vanoss Sheila Pedersen Sheila

Baptism at Morris Memorial Church

Mrs Bert Warren and Mrs Corene Pedersen and Laura attended the baptism of Delvin Wall, grandson of Mrs Warren, at Morris Memorial Church. Also present were Mr and Mrs Joe Walker and family, Wesley, Roy, Mr and Mrs Leo McNinch and Gayle.

Bert Warren Corene Pedersen Laura Morris Memorial Church

Visits and gatherings noted in Tupelo society column

Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Easterwood and children from Oklahoma City visited Tupelo friends. Several local families hosted relatives and friends including the Hoketts and Johnsons. Mr. Odus Frederick and Mrs. Hokett traveled to Ada on business while a Sasakwa teacher, Mr. Johnson, reported a hospitalized son in Oklahoma City for observation and possible surgery.

Odus Frederick Harley Johnson Orville Jennings Stonewall J. R. Linker Cheryl Robin Floyd Johnson Holdenville Dennis Johnson Sasakwa Mr. Johnson Theodore Johnson Mark Oklahoma City Johnson

Local families plan move to Kansas City

Mrs. Russell Ray Mrs. M L Lee and Mrs Don Logan with son were in Ada Monday visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M L Lee. Mr and Mrs Don Logan and son are visiting Ada before moving to Kansas City.

Russell Ray M. L. Lee Don Logan Ada Kansas City

Dickersons Visit Woollys in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Bob Dickerson and family of Oklahoma City have been visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Woolly. Mrs Woolly returned to the city with them Friday afternoon.

Bob Dickerson Oklahoma City Joe Woolly

Visit Recap From Mrs Statler Household

Visiting last week were Mrs M Statler Corrine and Lee along with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs RW Hart of Pittsburg Kansas. Mrs Margrette Hennington Ada also visited and taught in Tupelo years ago. She visited Mr and Mrs Floyd King and other friends.

M. Statler Corrine and Lee R. W. Hart Pittsburg Kan Margrette Hennington Ada Statler Corrine Tupelo

Hart by May Johnson

Mr and Mrs Robert Penrod and family hosted New Year s supper with guests Glen Files and Ada. Mrs Penrod visited Grace Johnson May and their guest Mrs James F Walker. May went with Mrs Penrod to Stratford for Roy Cantwell funeral at Church of Christ. Robert Penrod s parents visited Sunday with Ada.

May Johnson Robert Penrod Karen Susan Becky Deana Glen Files Ada Grace Johnson May James F. Walker

Sunday Visitors at the Ownbey Home

Kenneth Gibson visited the Ownbeys and Charles. The Ownbeys and Charles attended Roy Cantwell and Mary Etta Bumpas funerals. Attendees included Ercy Ownbey, Bob Hatcher, Robert from Ruston, Virgil Searberry, Ethel Reed, and C. A. Saint during Sunday calls.

Kenneth Gibson Ben Ownbey Ownbey Charles Roy Cantwell Mary Etta Bumpas Lightning Ridge Ercy Ownbey Bob Hatcher Robert Bob Owens Ruston Virgil Searberry Ethel Reed Roff Charles Ownbey C. A. Saint Ada

Mrs Laura Johnson Attends Cantwell Funeral

Mrs Laura Johnson attended Mr Cantwell s funeral Wednesday and visited with Mrs Cantwell Friday. Mrs Ernest Pipes visited with Mrs Grace Johnson and her daughter Mrs James F Walker on Wednesday.

Laura Johnson Mr. Cantwell Mrs. Cantwell Ernest Pipes Grace Johnson James F. Walker

Griffiths Attend Funeral of Roy Cantwell

Mr and Mrs Alvie L Griffith attended funeral services for Roy Cantwell on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Arno Griffith and Shorey also in attendance

Alvie L. Griffith Roy Cantwell Arno Griffith Shorey

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Council Britt Mrs. Yeyen Weekly Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church Charles and Jim Megee Glenn Glenn Megee St. Anthony Hospital Ivan Vaughn Dorothy Terry Shelley Marines Juan Megee Danny Earl Franks Janice Martha Franks Bobby Wayne Passmore Houston Tex John Sutterfield Opal Sutton Verlin Wright Alvin Summers Pasadena Dessil Light Dewey Northam Lights Warren Cunningham Lake Texoma M. L. Persheil Marvin Hunt Nettie Hunt Konawa Lavonda Loyd Cheryl Linker Fern Perry Kenny Krebbs Murray College Tishomingo Wayne Goss Rhonda Earnest Goss Bill Lowden First Baptist Church, Tupelo Bob Page Lore Thea Reginna A.Q. Sutton Midland By Corene Pedersen W. B. Hokett Wayne Easterwood Robert Brashears Easterwood Putman City Bryan Stover Olney First Baptist Church Mr. Hokett Loyd Williams Myrle Crawford Gen Smith Glenda Mary Francis K. M. Murphy Steve Ginger Arnold Lafevers Mrs. Catcherside Hart Hamilton Bulova Elgin Gem Jewelers W. Main
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