Local Social Roundup From Ada and Ahloso
Residents from Ada, Ahloso and Stratford gather for weekend visits. Guests include Mr and Mrs Ben Boring and daughter, Mrs Marion Tollison and children, Mr and Mrs Bryan Robison, Mrs Satterfield and daughter, and Callie Lovelady. Mae Tollison and Dorothy Thogmartin host. Stella and Albert Medlock return home for weekend with family. Basketball team prepares for game with American Legion of Stratford Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bén Boring
Marion Tollison
Roberson
Bryan Robison
Throgmartin
Satterfield
Callie Lovelady
Mae Carmichael
Pertha Bresidon
Bertha Williams
Missette Coffelt
Lavaughn Oliver
Carren Hitchcock
Alice Bryant
Miss Roberson
Beryl Tollison
Owens
Oscar Crossland
Floyd Little
Eldo Whipple
American Legion of Stratford
Stella Medlock
Albert Medlock
Worstell News Briefs and Local Visits
Local notes record visits among Worstell residents with relatives in Ada Vanoss Bebee and Parish Chapel. A hay barn fire near Worstell is noted and a varsity basketball game against Summers Chapel ended with a 17 to 6 win for the Worstell team.
Union Hall News and Sunday School Notice
Union returns to the paper as W J Palmer visits Ada. Jasper Golden resumes school after illness. Attendance at Sunday School is strong and requests elder members join the Bible class. School plans an addition next year. patrons should confer with N C Mitchel, the teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hall
Union
W. J. Palmer
Ada
Jasper Golden
N. C. Mitchel
Worstell Social Notes and Local Visits
Worstell Sunday school progresses with invitees. Mrs. Bessie Bowerman and sister Ruthie Noble hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pinley last week. A crowd from Worstell attended the McSwain theatre and enjoyed music and dancing at Bebee after a pie supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worstell
Bessie Bowerman
Ruthie Noble
Leon Pinley
McSwain Theatre
Fred Setton
Eunicy Covey
Lester Rains
Less Johnston
Edrie Barker
Joel Goodson
Orville Parker
Ruth Fetters
Ollie Sweet
Rev. Roberts
Jawell
D. W. Huffer
Ada
Tom Norman
Eunice Covey
Ben Crow
Elmer Pibley
Albert Crow
Johnston
Bebee
Bebece
RED Rose
Center Items Reflect School Events and Local Happenings
A party at Mr. and Mrs. Old’s honored Mrs. Morrison before she leaves for Duncan to teach there. Guests included many Center residents and local helpers. Mr. G. W. Saint and family move into town, with Mr. Saint taking over the general store. A play An Old Fashioned Mother is set for Tuesday in the new auditorium to aid the Baptist church fund. The Lyceum featured Mr. Chamberlain on The Tyranny of Shams. A Wapanucka for Tupelo girls game ended 11-2 at half, forfeited 2-1 to Tupelo. boys’ contest ended 14-13 to Wapanucka. James Turner enters 9th grade. half-year exams wrap up. high school plans a Friday night production Deacon Dubbs in the auditorium. Community invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Copeland
Clifford Austell
Amos Aust
Harold Turner
Harold Hooser
Albert Medlock
Opal Beyes
Lester Medlock
Guy Austell
John McCleary
Commodore Sutherland
Joy Corbin
Mr. Morrison
Arthur
Tupelo
G. W. Saint
Calvin
Wapanucka
James Turner
McAlester
Ada High School Glee Club Enjoys Center Program
Center residents praised the Ada High School Glee Club and Boy Scout talk by Mr. Miller. The Democratic club elected officers, and several local residents visited kin in nearby towns. Center school teams split and then lost to Stonewall, with a later win over Stratford American Legion. The community hosted church events, youth meetings, and a milk testing demo, as Robert Mullins earned a Boy Scout badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Walters
Bill
Ada High School Girls’ Glee Club
Boy Scouts
Bill Beckham
Austell Palmer
Stratford
Thelma Leat
Glee Club
B. W. Gaines
W. F. Eaves
Epworth League
J. E. Clarkeson
The
Methodist Church
C. W. White
Robert Mullins
Harry Miller
Ada
Robert
Colbert Items Highlight Dinner Proceeds and Local News
B Y P U reports a strong lesson Sunday night with Group No. 1. Jac Wood from Tulsa visited over the weekend. A Friday pre supper earned 20 for ball equipment for school children. Colbert beat Homer Community in ciphering Thursday. Marie Chestnut starts at the normal. Oil derrick work begins west of the school. Odella Bryan improves but cannot speak yet. New song books arrive as Thursday night Singings urged to wake up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Jac. T. Wood
Tulsa
Homer
Marie Chestnut
Odella Bryan
Sunshine Notes From Normal Area Church and School
Hubert Priest visited his father on Saturday while Winona Heatherman and Oleta Jackson were absent from school for illness or injury. Several residents, including Prof Priest and others, attended a lyceum in Blue Mound. Ed Hathcock and Ray Goodwin are among the local sick or new movers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Priest
the Normal
Little Oleta Jackson
Price Jackson
Winona Heatherman
H. G. Brents
Henry Tinsley
A. Pitts
J. W. Kirkes
Elvis
Joyce
Lyceum
Blue Mound
Priest
Miles Conner
Dorsey Lee
Roff
Ed Hathcock
Ray Goodwin
Wewoka Lawyer Pryor in City for District Court
W. W. Pryor, a leading legal figure in Wewoka, is in the city today for district court. Alfed Summers notes rain around Maxwell has allowed plowing but water for stock is a growing problem for farmers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wewoka
Alfed Summers
Maxwell
Ada Glass Factory Sees Strong Outlook for New Year
C W Gowing, manager of the American Glass Casket Co., reports an excellent outlook for higher business this year. The Ada plant, first in operation, has driven development and the company plans to expand employment as demand grows. Stockholders reaffirm the same board and officers at the annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gowing
American Glass Casket Co
Ada
Edith Chapman Accepts Hugo High School Post
Miss Edith Chapman has accepted a position with Hugo High School and will begin work Monday. She is a former student of the Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Chapman
Hugo High School
Teachers College
Ada Music Co Reopens Office After Fire Burns Out
The Ada Music Company has re established its office after a recent fire that burned the previous location. They are temporarily in the Shaw office building on East Main and will remain there until a new site is prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Music Company
Shaw
East Main
Fire damages and a local street brawl reported
The building occupied by them during the fire is being repaired. Miss Minnie West, badly burned Christmas week, is reported recovering rapidly and expected to be up soon. Bud Ellison, restaurant proprietor, fought Albert Revels, a farmer, inside the restaurant at three o clock, with considerable bleeding. No arrests had been made at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie West
Bud Ellison
Albert Revels
Ellison
Revels
Mrs J A Crews Leaves for Dallas After Stay
Mrs J A Crews spent two months with the Norrell and Skinner families and departed Sunday for Dallas Texas to continue her travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Crews
Norrell
Skinner
Dallas
Texas
Mrs George Golightly Returns From Sherman Visit
Mrs George Golightly returned from a brief visit to Sherman Texas where her son was operated on recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Golightly
Sherman
Tex
County Commissioners Check Courthouse on Routine Business
H. C. Stephens of Oakman and W. H. Brents from the county south end visited the courthouse today for county business Brents plans to shift farmland from cotton to grain and tend crops personally this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brents
Brents
Local farmer reports active ploughing and good land condition
J L Higdon of Route 4 visited the city and said his neighborhood land is in good working condition with ploughing well under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Higdon
Route 4
Truck Growers Ship Potatoes Car This Week
The Truck Growers association shipped a car of potatoes last week. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boatman is improving. Violet Thomas is still low with pneumonia. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hoggatt visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stephens Lula Riddle spent Saturday with Lake Sullivan in Ada. Paul Byrd is at home on a fur lough. He is stationed at Fort Sill. The Boys' and Girls' club at Union Valley is still at the front. An interesting program was renders at the last club meeting. Each Sunday shows good attend ance at Sunday school.
Injunction Granted in Land Dispute Involving Eppler
District Judge J. W. Bolen issued a temporary injunction against J. L. Eppler in a land dispute. The petition for injunction was filed by E. K E. Stephens and heard yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bolen
J. L. Eppler
E. K E. Stephens
Ebey Sugg Reports Brians Insurance Agency Purchase
Ebey Sugg and Company reported the purchase of the R. E. Brians insurance agency today. Lee Daggs returned from Corpus Christi with his family after the holidays. they left his wife and son there and plan to return to Ada later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brians Insurance Agency
Ebey, Sugg & Company
Lee Daggs
Corpus Christi
Mr. Dagegs
Ada
Cooper's Store Moves to Wynnewood Consolidation Planned
Cooper plans moving his Ada store to Wynnewood and consolidating it with the local outlet. He says he may not stay away long as his family loves Ada and he may reopen here within a few months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper’s
Wynnewood
Cooper
Ada Long
Fathers and Sons Luncheon Draws Local Attendees
A party led by Rev H M Woods Orel Busby Carl Spangler and Harry W Miller attended a fathers and sons luncheon in Francis for youths aged 12 to 18 about 50 men and boys were present Speeches were given by Rev Woods and Judge Busby and Carl Spangler sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Woods
Orel Busby
Carl Spangler
Harry W. Miller
Francis
Fathers and Sons
Rev. Woods
Judge Busby
Forty Year Sufferer Praises Puratone Recovery
Ard resident A. K. Allen shares a remarkable claim of near full recovery after forty years of back and hip pain and kidney trouble. He credits Puratone for improved kidney function and less soreness, urging others to try it. Sold in Ada by Gwin Mays Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puratone
A. K. Allen
Ard
Allen
Ada
Gwin Mays Drug Co
Adv
Vanoss Revival Ends Wednesday Night
The Baptist revival led by Rev. W. A. Roberson of Shawnee will close Wednesday night. County Supt. A. Floyd and Dr. Linscheid, president of the E. C. N. of Aday, visited Vanoss High School Tuesday. The Vanoss community gave Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Coffee of the Baptist church a pounding Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss
W. A. Roberson
Shawnee
A. Floyd
Linscheid
E. C
Aday
Vaness
J. T
The
Baptist Church
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Myrtle Sweet
Charley Garden
Rge Ivey
Mildred Cowgar
Henry Jones
Roy Sweet
Miss Lillie Bunch
Rebee
Dora Choat
Starritt
Roy Stegall
Grace Watts
Lilllie Bunch
Willie’ Sweet
Willie Hughes
Parish Chapel
Elmer Robers
Gracie Crow
Ettie Crow
Naley Burks
Estas
Irdell Robertson
Nina Sperlock
Sunny
Jewel Reston
Lois Parish
Willie Sweet
Mrs. Eddings
Yalnao
Center
Ada High School Glee Club
Miller
Boy Scout Organization
Bro. Woods
Democratic Club of
Walter Carbon
Arthur Sutherland
J. J. Copeland
Ben Brundridge
S. C. Yancey
Ethel Taylor
Hallie Sutherland
Harve Smith
Cody Pat
Mary E. Sutherland
Clarice Taylor
Neemah Eddings
Coalgate
Lucille McCleary
Stratford American Legion
Bess Maud King
Mary Sutherland
Kansas City
Christian Endeavor
Ada Glass Factory
H. C. Stephens
Oakman
American Legion Hall
Battling Fox
Arch Cooper
John Baker
Sailor Adair
Whirlwind
Grayson
Hightower
Battle Royal
Chas. Johnson
Union Valley
Carpenter & Kinsey Rollow Bldg
E. M. Hanner, Francis
Okla
Jersey
J. J. Townsend
Franks
D. F. Bush
Minneapolis
Minn
C. A. Zorn
S. Broadway
H. McKindree
Sandy Bridge
Pickett Road
Z. E. Chariton
J. T. Brumley
Farmers Wagon Yard
Oklahoma
Hersh
West Main Street
Ada, Oklahoma
Home Building & Loan Association of Ada
New York
Stevens-Wilson Co
Stein-Bloch
Schloss-Baltimore
Marx & Haas
Sweet- Orf
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