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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

7

Community Notes From Oil Center Local News

Mrs. Monte Kirkland visited Mrs. Rae Garrett Monday. The roads were slick so she came home early. Sondra Garrett returned from Southwestern Bible College in Oklahoma City for final exams. The Rev Glen Eaves and several locals visited families at the Pentecostal Holiness Church. Cows drink water from broken ice as ponds thaw after recent cold spell.

Rae Garrett Monte Kirkland Kirkland Pug Garrett Thelma Jean Sondra Garrett Southwestern Bible College Oklahoma City Hansel Burk Enola Chilcoat Judy Grandma Garrett Glen Eaves Pentecostal Holiness Church Oil Center

Oklahoma City visit by Vanderer family at Center

Mr and Mrs Jack Vanderer with Paula Patty and Rebecca visited Center Saturday afternoon in Oklahoma City.

Jack Vanderer Paula Patty Rebecca Oklahoma City Center

Rae Garrett Visits Mr and Mrs Pug Garrett Sunday Afternoon

Rae Garrett visited Mr and Mrs Pug Garrett Sunday afternoon. She spent time with the couple and shared news during the visit.

Rae Garrett Mrs Pug Garrett Garrett Beller Monte K

Community Dispatch Notes Frisco Homemakers Meeting

Frisco Extension Homemakers met Jan 11 in the Community Building. A program no-show left the group to vote on continuing monthly birthday parties at Resthaven Nursing Home. Members present included Mrs. Wendell Price and Mrs. Simon Patton with refreshments served.

Simon Patton Frisco Wendell Price Boda Hisan Alfred Baylis Vance Minor Johnnie Daniel Johnna Dohnna Deana Brady Resthaven Stonewall Vance Miror

Minor Visit Highlights Byng Social Circles

Mr and Mrs Minor visited Mr and Mrs Elmo Minor in Byng on Saturday, enjoying a social afternoon with local acquaintances and catching up on family news.

Mrs. Minor Mrs Elmo Minor Byng

Byrd Family Weekend Visit Logged in Latta

Mr and Mrs Bob Byrd spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Coy Byrd in Latta. Todd and Marty accompanied them during the family gathering.

Bob Byrd Todd Marty Latta Mrs Coy Byrd

Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw Visit Baylis Couple

Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Baylis in a social call, sharing hometown stories and small talk during a casual afternoon gathering.

Spud Phillips Visits Steve Roberts at Stonewall

Spud Phillips spent Saturday night with Steve Roberts in Stonewall. Janette Wylie of Stonewall visited Dana Phillips on Sunday.

Spud Phillips Steve Roberts Stonewall Janette Wylie Dana Phillips

Local visits shuttle among Broken Bow and Ada residents

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simmons of Broken Bow spent Tuesday and Wednesday with sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Dowe Smith. Carmie Trease of Ahloso and Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Price visited Saturday night. Sunday visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Gray and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Horton and families, Ada, and Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Gray, Jimmy and Carl. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Odom, Ada, Monday.

Elmer Simmons Broken Bow Mrs. Dowe Smith Carmie Trease Ahloso Wendell Price Dowe Smith Aaron Gray Leon Horton Ada Carlton Gray Jimmy Carl Dave Smith Clarence Odom

Daniel Family Visit Sparks Union Valley Greeting

Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel and their children visited Mr and Mrs John Daniel and Mr and Mrs Bob Langley in Union Valley sun.

Joe Daniel John Daniel Bob Langley Union Valley

Bra sh e a rs and Hisaw visit relatives this weekend

Mr and Mrs Don Paul Bra shears and Dawna of Sasakwa spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw. Dawna stays this week with her Pa Pai and Nanny the Boda Hisaws. Charles Hisaw and Charles Edward of Fittstown visited Saturday afternoon with his parents the Boda Hisaws.

Don Paul Brashears Dawna Sasakwa Boda Hisaw Pa-Paw Nanny Boda Hisaws Charles Hisaw Charles Edward Fittstown

Local families in Stonewall and nearby towns gather for visits

Multiple visits and weekend get togethers reported in Stonewall and nearby towns. Frank and Mrs Burns of Coalgate spend Sunday with their children the Hisaws. Various relatives including Johnsons, Daniels, Holmans, and McDonalds share meals and attend a basketball game. Virgil Johnson had the flu last week and Jim Marshall visited his brother-in-law Sunday.

Johnson Kitty Stonewall Sid Jim Marshall Author Johnson Virgil Johnson

Parish Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events

Mrs Verneice Dryden spent Tuesday with her sister Mrs Irene Klutts Stratford and visited Friday Neville Pennington visited Frank Dryden Tuesday J W Law visited Saturday Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden visited Mr and Mrs Ray Mgar Center Sunday evening Mrs Verneice Dryden Miss Ruby Dryden and Mrs Elma Law attended a wedding shower for Miss Karen Cantrell Thursday evening in the home of Mrs Estelle Cox Gaar Corner Mr and Mrs Chuck Bowen Oklahoma City visited recently with Glen and Ruby Dryden Miss Ruby Dryden and Mrs Verneice Dryden visited Mrs Clarice Pennington Tuesday J W Law visited Glen and Ruby Dryden Thursday night Charles Wood Connerville visited his parents Friday Wesley Farmer admitted to Valley View Hospital this week Sunday visitors in the J W Law home were Mrs Dorothy Nessel Mrs Jewell Nessel John Law Mr and Mrs Max Law Gregg Lynette and Donnie Pennington.

Fred Gray Carma Oren Gray Larry Mrs. Gray Oil Center Pentecostal Florence Isaacs Verneice Dryden Irene Klutts Stratford Neville Pennington Frank Dryden J. W. Law Ray Magar Center Ruby Dryden Elma Law Karen Cantrell Estelle Cox Gaar Corner Chuck Bowen Oklahoma City Glen Clarice Pennington Dorothy Nessel Jewell Nessel John Law Max Law Gregg and Lynette Donnie Pennington

Languages span the globe and a lone U S Navy yawl aids sonar tests

A survey finds 2796 languages spoken worldwide with about 100 spoken by groups of a million or more. English French and Spanish dominate, while China and India host many tongues. The Saluda, a 90-foot yawl, is used by the San Diego Navy Electronics Laboratory to study sonar, isolating engine noise.

China India U.S. Navy San Diego

Crossword Clues From Wichita Puzzle Mixed With Historical Notes

A fragment puzzle item presents crossword clues mixed with historical references. Readable entries include names like John C Shears and George Washington while indicating a broad set of word definitions from small flap to merchant.

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Mike Wilson Kenneth Cole Connerville Grandma Grove May McCracken Lillian Morris Ed Grove California N. C. Garrett L. C. Riddle Kathy Oaks Joy Tucker Mrs. Pug Garrett Zelma Martin Beverly Richard Georgia Barnes Luther Brandon Grover Barnes Jack Barnes Jim Sid Marshall W. R. Robbins Vance Alvin Minor Jack West Buck Daniel John Jack Daniel Buck Pat Daniel Pat Atoka Texas Wapanucka Fred Wofford Mr. Sluder Lula R. E. Golightly Beulah Elmore Irvin Elmore Jessie Mr. Elmore Golightlys Floyd Hisaw Mrs. Hisaw Vickie Valerie Mickey Lew Harold Uhlich Lois Boone Joe Daniels Anthony Minor Yours Cager Hisaw Frank Burns Coalgate Glenn Rae McDonald Aline Brandon L. D. Brady Ronnie Holman Steve Deana Johnnie Daniels Sammy Town Charles Wood John Wood Wesley Farmer Valley View Hospital Art Beeman By Arnold Salewit Himbecile Glasse By Warren Sattler By Courtney Alderson By AI Smith SIQ Hathaway Wichita Kansas John C. Shears George Washington Congress Seth By Kern Pederson By George Wolfe By Tom Oka Sandra BY Brad Anderson
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