Miss Janice Butter Honored By Shower
Mrs. E. C. Peay hosted a Friday home shower honoring Miss Janice Butler bride elect of Tommy Whitaker. Guests attended from families including the Whitakers and Butlers, with red and white decor, a white and silver gilt table, and refreshments of cake with red sugar roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Peay
Janice Butler
Tommy Whitaker
Butter
H. A. Butler
Allen
North- Easter State College
Tahlequah
Tommy
H. L. Whitaker
East Central State College
Ada
Peay
Troy Stotts
Dale" Peay
Baul Miller
T. A. Bogus
Dale Peay
Charlie ‘Walker
Jerry Peay
Morris Bryant
George Watson
Hattie Broaddus
We. Blackburn
Bob. Plunk
Linton CampbelI Wedding Set For February 11
Mr and Mrs Everett Linton announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Linda Sue to Michael W Campbell son of Mr and Mrs A W Campbell of Stonewall The wedding is planned for February 11 Linda Sue Linton will graduate Calvin High School Michael Campbell is a 1983 Stonewall High School graduate He attended East Central State College three years and serves in the U S Air Force holding the rank of Airman Third Class
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Linton
Calvin
Linda Sue
Michael W. Campbell
A. W. Campbell
Stonewall
Miss Linton
Calvin High School
Campbell
Stonewall High
East Central State College
U. S. Air Force
Allen Chapter Holds Open Installation
The Allen Chapter No. 342 Order of Eastern Star held the installation of 1967 officers at the ZAllen Masonic Temple Tuesday night last week. Lucille Cox and Mary Helen Evans assisted as installing officers. Officers installed included Betty Chiles as worthy matron and R E Gilmore as worthy patron, with Libery Orick, Edgar Muse, Gladys Hamilton, Lucille Cox and others filling key posts. A reception followed with yellow roses and a three tier cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Order of Eastern Star
Zallen Masonic Temple
Lucille 2Cox
Mary Helen Evans
Ada
Gladys Hamilton
Nina Lee
Flowers
Chap‘lain
Geraldine ‘Jones
Billy Guy
Sarabeth Chiles
Betty Chiles
Jack Shader
Jack Chiles
Sandra Chiles
Tonya Case
Marilyn Olivo
Tammy Is Honored With Big Party
Tammy Robertson celebrated her eighth birthday in Oil Center with a pink and white party. Dolls sat atop the cake bearing a "Happy Birthday Tammy" inscription. Guests included Tonya Tucker Ann Eaves Stacy Robertson Russell Eaves Janice Willoughby Mrs Dorchie Booth Mrs Bea Robertson and the honoree. games were played and favors given, with ice cream and cake served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammy Robertson
Oil Center
Erke
Tammy
Tonya Tucker
Ann Eaves
Stacy Robertson
Russell Eaves
Janice Willoughby
Dorchie Booth
Bea Robertson
Busy Bees Learn About Beef Cuts
The Busy Bees Homemakers Group of Stratford met Thursday night at Mrs. Duane Rosson home. President Mrs. Rosson led devotion and Anita Henry taught a lesson on identifying basic cuts of beef. Norma Gray won the white elephant gift. refreshments served to listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees Homemakers
Stratford
Duane Rosson
Rosson
Rolleall
Anita Henry
Norma Gray
Dot Phillips
Evelyn Bradley
Janice Lunsford
Jana Gay
Carol Wilson
Deede and Leon
Pat Jarrell
George Anne
Linda Rosson
Donna
Center Club Elects 1967 Officers At Dinner Induction
Center Homemakers Group announces 1967 officers including Mrs. John Mosier as president Mrs. Clyde Boyd as vice president Mrs. Verne Walker as secretary and Mrs. Oree Cox as song leader Reporter is Mrs. Bob Barnes Investiture occurred during a dinner party for members and families held outside the clubhouse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Center Homemakers Group
John Mosier
Clyde Boyd
Verne Walker
Oree Cox
Bob Barnes
Village Club Learns About Lighting at Meeting
Oklahoma Gas and Electric representative Mrs. John Nelson spoke at the Village Homemakers Club meeting at Mrs. Norman Folger’s home. The program covered adequate lighting, lamp use, diffusing devices, and balancing light for color with faults and study-light placement discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Homemakers Club
Norman Fokger
Louis Ansell
Ed Menasco
Student Union
East Central
Claude Pitt
Pitt
South Johnston
Hugh Cooper
Clarence Shiplet
Pauline Rowlet
James Buchanan
J. €. Grissom
Joe Hart
Betta Nelson
Norman Folger
Birthday Dinner for Mrs. Crawley at Ada Home
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Fannie Crawley was held at her home in Ada on Sunday. An 88 candle cake with pink blue rosebud icing was presented by her daughter and granddaughter. Mrs. Crawley, born in 1879 in Cumberland County Kentucky, has 12 children and numerous descendants and is noted for homemaking and sewing. Numerous relatives attended from Ada, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Thomas, and Seminole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corene Pedersen
Fannie Crawley
South Ash
Leona Anglin
Thomas
Olda
Crawley
Sue Miller
Sue False
Cumberland County
Joseph William Crawley
Mae Martin
Laurie Ann
LaDonna Davis
Allen Crawley
Audie Nelson
E. L. Crawley
Luna Palmer
Roger
Mike
Vickie
Nadine Cushman
Robert
Terry
Pamela
Ada
Jack Mortis
Robin
Timmy
Melody
Johnny Frizzell
Jeffery
da Tasha Sue
Oklahoma City
Dewayne Nelson
Larry Greene
Tulsa
Leotia
Belva Jean Anglin
Carlotta
Kim Anglin
Dottie Christensen
Kay Rymer
Oxla
Pam Nelson
Jerry Nelson
Seminole
Vanoss FHA Members Hear Talk By Nurse
The Vanoss Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America met to promote the National Project Good Health, A Valuable Asset. Guest speaker Mrs. Ethel Lafferry Pontotoc County Public Health nurse presented a four film on youth fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
The
Future Homemakers of America
Ethel Lafferry
Pontotoc County
Flowers Welcome Son Steven Douglas in Tupelo
Mr and Mrs Johnny Flowers of Tupelo announce the birth of a son born January 4 at Valley View Hospital. They name him Steven Douglas, their first child. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs D E Wheeler of Jesse and Mr and Mrs Hubert Flowers of Tupelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Flowers
Tupelo
Valley View Hospital
Steven Douglas
Steven
D. E. Wheeler
Jesse
Hubert Flowers
Latta Home Makers Investiture Elects Officers in 1967
Latta Home makers Group installed officers at its January meeting held at Mrs. Bob Mz berry home. Clyde Casady elected president with Charles Floyd Jr. as vice president and Bob Mayberry as secretary. C A Thompson of Rural Electric Cooperative spoke on lighting and bulb types. The group planned a coffee for Jan. 12 and a morning meeting at Mrs. Brady’s home at 9:30 with Spice tea and cake served to members and four guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latta
Bob Mzberry
Sean Cecil
Clyde Casady
Charles Floyd Jr
Bob Mayberry
Roy Kindrick
Wesley Brantley
C. E. Brady
C. A. Thompson
Rural Electric Cooperative
Brantley
Brady
Ralph Taylor
Cal Acord
Leon, Cecil
R. G. Kindrick
Sam McCracken
Sue
Sally
Calvin Grace
Garvin Glover
Charles McCaskey
Martha Mote
Melish Homemakers Hear Professional Talk On Lighting
The McLish Homemakers Group held its January meeting in the home economies room of McLish School. President Mrs. S. R. Flint chaired, secretary Mrs. Wilson Harden reported, and A. Thompson of REA spoke on home lighting. Refreshments were served to numerous members and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLish Homemakers
McLish School
S. R. Flint
Wilson Harden
A. Thompson
REA
Wilson Marden
Clyde Moore
Don Barrick
Gerald Stewart
John Brents
Welton Stanford
Bill Thompson
Adrian White
Jack LaSalle
Jess LaSalle
New Officers Will Assume Duties At Friday's Session
The Fitzhugh Homemakers Group will meet Friday in the clubhouse for its January session. Officers were installed at the December session at Mrs. Hazel Myers home. Thelma Hart was installing officer. New officers include Opal Felkins president Alma Stewart vice president, Hav el Myers secretary treasurer Loretta Wingard reporter Mae Robberson new member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Homemakers
Hazel Myers
Thelma Hart
Opal Felkins
Alma Stewart
Havel Myers
Loretta Wingard
Mae Robberson
Tupelo WMU Studies Literacy Missions
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of Tupelo held the first meeting of the year focusing on Literacy Missions in Alaska. Mrs. James McDaniel read the prayer calendar and Rev. L. A. Combs reported on work by 21 churches and four missions under his supervision in Atola Coal counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union
First Baptist Church of
Robert Brashears
Alaska
Pecan Candy and Cookie Classes At Local Show
Cooks page continues with divisions for pecan foods including rolls bread and cookies, and premiums in pecan candies like divinity fudge pralines. Salted or spiced pecans must be shown in plastic bags. Juniors may enter pecan candies cookies brownies a nut loaf or pecans.
Stonewall Continued From Page One
Sybil Stokes serves as chairman of the board of trustees of the Authority, guiding its policies and program priorities as the meeting discusses ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil Stokes
The
Authority
Galley-Wanting Around The County By Mrs. Patton
Local social notes list numerous Ada area residents visiting relatives, trips to Oklahoma City, hospital updates, and family events from the week including Charley Barnes and Brenda Ann birth. Names include Johnsons, Daniels, Barnes, Hisaw, Burns, and Vance Minor with activities in Ada Stonewall Coalgate and Tupelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Dwain
Barnes
Stillwater
Brenda Ann
Grover Barnes
Ada
Jack Barnes
Don Paul
Joe Morgan
Shears
Dawna
Sun Stonewall
Parish Chapel Social Ties Across Ada Area
Community notes record visits and weekend gatherings among Ada area families including Nelsons, Law, Dryden, Miller, Tucker, Isaacs, and DeLamar. Attendees traveled from Oklahoma City, Stratford, and Tulsa to share meals, attend races, and attend church events. Several confirmations of illness and family updates are included amid social calls and kinship ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloceta Gray
Florence Isaacs
Florence Isancs
Eli
Milo Pennington
Frank Dryden
the Weekly
J. W. Law
Maude Bragg
Walter Gibson
Stratford
Oklahoma City
J. A. Patton
Gregg
Johnna Kay
Seven Share Honors At Birthday Party
The Ada Fireflies hosted a monthly birthday party at Tan Frances Nursing Home. Honorees for January include Carrie Wilcoxson aged 89, Lillian Shockley 81, Etta Whitted 91, Mary McKay 90, Beulah Moore 99, Gertrude Baird 84, and Abe Davis 81. Cake and ice cream were served to honorees, guests, and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fireflies
Tan Frances
Carrie Wilcoxson
Lillian Shockley
Etta Whitted
Mary McKay
Beulah Moore
Gertrude Baird
Abe Davis
City Officials Name Dormitory Building Purchase Board
City Council at its last meeting named to replace E BL Neighbors a panel including Vernon Roberts Paul Landryth J Z Black and Orval Spann to oversee the purchase of the building as a dormitory wall as part of HY Page One continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Authority
Vernon Roberts
Paul Landryth
J. Z. Black
Orval Spann
E. BL
Local visitors from Cox and Love families during the week
Mrs. Mary Cox and Mrs. Mar ka Love visited with their children and Mrs. Helen Cox and baby Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Magar and keys Ahlosa were present on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Marshall
Virgil Joanson
Jim
Sid Marshall
Lass Henry
Ada
Frank Dryden
Esselsant
St .Ford
Ruth Magar
Owen Magar
Ahloso
Dorothy Louvin
Sue
Lou
Carl Roberts
Oklahoma City
Marmie Tucker
Ruby Dryden
Jim Magar
P. 0. Henson
Tim Cox
Donnie
Glen
Shelia
Lyndia Gale Henson
Lynda Gale
P. C. Henson
Glen Henson
Mary Cox
Mar|ka Love
Helen Cox
Keys
Ahlosa
Revival Attends Maxwell Church Ends Sunday
Mrs Rae Garrett attended a revival at Maxwell Church with Mr Anderson as evangelist and Buck Fowler as pastor. The meeting closed Sunday and Mr Anderson begins another revival Sunday night. Thelma Jean Garrett and Rae Garrett attended midweek services at Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church. Beulah Little of Pauls Valley visited Thelma Garrett Sunday afternoon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Janice Butter
Hugh Brinson
Josie Cailes
Virgile Guy
Jack Strader
Elsia Eubank
George Brown
J. J. Jones
Clara Borders
Sam’ Elliott
Jim Roark
Verbie Black
C. E. Walker
W.'R. Dean
Linda Wheeler
Margaret Wheeler
A. L. Self
Wayne Bullard
M. J. Arnold
R. C. Borders
James Iker
Joyce Pegg
Kenneth West
Vesta Stout
Alice Palmer
E. Y. Muse
Lela Long
Bill Daugherty
Nora Weldon
Bernice Kytle
R. B. Cox
H. H. Hamilton
C. A. Nelson
S. A. Bryant
Robert. Whitaker
A. L. Kesler
Warren Buller
Bill Buller
Bob Butler
Linda Sue Linton
Center Club
Mrs. Crawley
Vanoss Fha
Mrs. Flowers
Melish
Tupelo Wmu
Simon Patton
A. R. Johnson
T. A Scribner Jr
Fort Shafter
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mattie Riley
Wendell Price
T. P. Daniel
Atwood
Patise
John Smith
Eula Davis
Vernon McCarty
Tonya
Gary
Russell
Hartshorne
Charles Hisan
Fittstown
Glenn Ray McDonald
Pat
Daniel
Jack Daniel
T. B. Daniel
Clara Kennedy
Dora Daniel
A. P. Daniel
Mrs. Dove Smith
Boda Hisaw
Dawna Brashears
Seaman Ray
Coalgate
Author Johnson
Worley Hokett
Marysville Ma
James H. Duty
John Laxton
Ronnie Holman
Steve
Mrs. Holman
Mrs
Johnois Daniel
Vance Minor
Joe Daniel
Jack West
Vance Minors
Lois Newell
Johnie Daniel
Jonona
Dorinna
H. R. Brady
Howard Pharr
Pharr
Johnnie Daniel
H.R. Brady
Euel ‘Chambers
Homer Barnes
Mr. Daniels
John
Dub Cannon
Joe
Bill
Harden City
John Daniel
Valerie
Mickey Lew
W. A. Cannon
LaVonda
Rae Nell Langley
Union Valley
Joe Daniels
Coy Byrd
Lee Byrd
Lee
Dick Byrd
Rick
Bob Cox
Leo Nelson
Lizzie Nelson
Monk Nelson
A. C. Terry
Charles Brewer
Richard Ward
Impson Anderson
Pauls Valley
Alene Anderson
Robin Law
Pod Law
Haskell Parker
Lynette Law
Max Law
Pod. Law
Center
Lynette
Pat Law
Bobby Jackson
Vanessa
Dorothy Nessel
Lillie Miller
Elma Law
Max
Troy Miller
Lawton
Darrell Harrison
Don Walker
Aoe Millers
Art Olivers
Walt
England
States
Washington
Eunice Galey
Mattie DeLamar
Ray Garrett
Thelma Jean Garrett
Howard Wood
Jo Northam
Glen Eaves
Homer Lusby
Bert Allen
Camden, Ark
Emmitt DeLamar
Effie Lusby
Arkansas
Fred Gray
Carma
Vickie Gray and
Gale Roberts
Bill Lee
M. R. ‘Tucker
Joy Tucker
Augustine Keeling
McBride Clinic
Lonnie Barnes
Mark, Vaness
M. A. Tucker
Artie Holland
Ollie Tucker
Dorothea Tucker
Carma Gray
Cathy
Onda Tucker
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