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Mrs Christine Martin visited Mrs Estell Cox Friday afternoon in a brief social note.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
3
Mrs Christine Martin visited Mrs Estell Cox Friday afternoon in a brief social note.
Mr and Mrs Avery Pennington Lawton and relatives from Ada Stratford Nelda Sue Roy Harrell Gene Pennington Neville Pennington Karl Wade shared Sunday dinner with Alva Pennington. Frank James Alma Maddox visited Ed Varnadore Saturday. Orlan Dees Linda visited Le Roy McDaniel Sunday night. Frank James and wife visited J C James Saturday afternoon. Myrtle Little visited Inez Pennington Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Neville Pennington went bowling in Pauls Valley on Friday night.
Mrs Marie Hopper, sister of the unnamed subject, was brought home to Pickett Saturday afternoon after a several days stay as a medical patient at Valley View Hospital where she had been confined since Friday.
Mrs. Vera Rambo and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank James and Olen Saturday evening. Nelda and Roy Pennington stayed with their grandmother Inez Pennington in Ada while their grandfather Alva handled business and shopped.
Henry Little visited Ed Var nadore Friday morning. Mrs Lottie McClure and Pat sy Ada and Mrs Ethel Varnadore visited Mrs Inez Pennington Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Harrell Gene Pennington of Stratford visited Mrs Clariece Pennington and Karl Wade Sunday afternoon. Dore visited Mr and Mrs Frank James and Olen Sunday after.
Pennington relatives and friends visit Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington and other Pennington kin in Stratford over the weekend. Cheryl Melton visits Treshia Dozier in Stratford Sunday afternoon. Mildred Melton visits Sybel Reed in Stratford Thursday.
Dorothy Skaggs was located in Stratford on Monday afternoon after being reported missing earlier in the week. Authorities confirmed her safe condition and no further details were released.
Elmer Bruner, in the eighth grade, is a patient at Valley View Hospital with arthritis in his ankle. Mr and Mrs Chat Henry welcomed a son named Roger Phillip on January 14.
Lula girls defeated Francis 33 to 31 and Lula boys won 38 to 30 in Tuesday games. The results highlight tight finishes and strong performances by Lula squads.
Mrs. Lester Davis visited a doctor on Thursday as D. R. Clifford ran the store in Ada during the Davises absence.
Mrs Sonny Leader Diana and Donna Kay and Mrs D R Clifford ate dinner with Mrs Donald Brooks on Wednesday. Diana then visited the dentist for another tooth filling.
Carl Hill Tupelo Greer Brooks and D R Clifford visited Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Lester Davis. The men played dominoes.
Mr and Mrs Gene Joplin with Kelly and Marty Latta visited Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Charles Leader Diana and Donna Kay James Lee Leader Ada ate supper Wednesday night with the Leaders.
Mr and Mrs Jess Glover of Jenks spent the weekend with Mrs Ed Smith and Mr Smith her parents in a family visit news item.
Mrs. Joe Estes along with Homer and Darlene, Ada, spent Saturday night with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Treas.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wofford in Latta.
Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks and Linda Diane and Dwayne Ada joined by Mr and Mrs D R Clifford for Sunday dinner according to a social note.
Mrs Jimmy Fredrick of Texarkana spent last week with Mr and Mrs Chester Treas. Mr Fredrick came after her on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sweat of Tupelo visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Clifford and also saw his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Sweat.
Lula 4 H Club met January 13 with Sue Cooper as president and Sandra Brashier as vice president. Debbie Clifford read the minutes and led roll. Betsy Johnston led singing and Leonard Wofford conducted a game. A safety committee was formed. Members include Cooper and Clifford with Skipper Davis and Larry Keith Johnston. Miss Norton advised on home improvement article materials. Emerson Black met with the boys.
The record lists attendees Betsy Johnston Debbie Clifford Larry Stonecipher Phyllis Williams Linda Woodall Charles Woodall Donnie and Ronnie Clifford Ginger Williams Linda Marsh Dickie Clifford Sue Cooper Skipper Davis Virginia Thompson Sandra Brashier Larry Johnston Leonard Wofford and Pearl Woodall. The next meeting is set for February 6 at 9 a.m.
Mrs William Lillard who had major surgery January 8 is staying with Mr and Mrs Norris Lillard in Ada. Williams Lillard visited the doctor Friday and was diagnosed with pneumonia.
Carl Hill of Tupelo and Aron Gray of Ada joined Audie Byron in Happyland for a Sunday night visit with Mr and Mrs Lester Davis and Skip. The group played dominoes and enjoyed fellowship.
Oliver Parker, Vicki and Patti Henry and Mrs. Tommy Henry visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Parker Sunday. The group rode horses over the Parker farm and picked up pecans still falling from the pecan trees.
Mrs. Nora Roper and Mrs. Sible Collins thank Vernon Scaff Rebee for repairs that restored water after lines froze. Roper and Adams families describe weeks of illness and hospital stays with visitors from Ardmore DeQueen Durant and Ardmore region.
Brenda Ebrite Terrie Ebrite and Connie Allan from Union Hill 4H Club attended a meat judging contest held at Safeway on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Earl Rose visited Mr and Mrs L L Crockett in Stroud this weekend. Also visiting were James Crockett of Wilson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Trivitt and Gerald of Stroud.
Local social column records visits among the Golden family and relatives. In Ada and Latta, Randy Golden and others attended a funeral in Seminole while Mrs. Ethelene Golden and Randy visited Don Henderson and family. Debra Henderson and Junior stayed with Horace Golden family.
Mr and Mrs R E Tilley and Carlton Lee Tilley spent Thursday with his grandparents and Carlton was exempted from semester tests at Byng. The Tilleys visited Mr and Mrs Frank Pinley and Troy Ada last week and also called on Mrs Bob Maxwell Ada Sunday afternoon. Bob Max funeral was Tuesday in Ada.
Randy and Mrs. Mae Henderson visited Mrs. Vallie Cooper in Ada on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Don Newby and Kathy with the Grays visited Tishomingo and Lake Texoma Sunday. They later met Melvin Newby and others at Oil Center Tuesday. Kathy Newby stayed with M Newby Wednesday while her parents attended John Hilburn's funeral in Ada.
Mrs. Leonard Tucker Regie Regina and Dewayne visited Leonard Tucker at the Veterans Hospital in Oklahoma City on Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Braden and Janet took Teresa and Gary Golden skating Saturday afternoon in Ada.
Leonard Jarrell of Grand Prairie Texas and Mr and Mrs Alvin McAnally visited Mrs Corene Kellams and Mary Lou Satur. Kellams reports a young hen sitting on eggs that will hatch soon. Residents plowed gardens preparing for spring planting. Kellams and Mary Lou visited Mae Knight in McAlester Sunday.
Mrs Kathy Garner and Steve and Mrs Ethelene Golden and Randy visited Mrs Harold Haines and Mike Thursday. Haines and Mike visited Mr and Mrs Billy Bob Ashley and Jay Ada Sunday afternoon. Mike Haines attended a birthday party for Joy Ashley Saturday afternoon. Mrs Laura Haines and Mike visited Mr and Mrs F O Jones Wednesday. They took covered dishes of food for the Hilburn family in Ada.
Residents of Egypt, Seminole, and nearby towns share visits, hospital check ins, and a baptism of news. Families including the Hendersons, Archers, Coplens, Keelings, McAnallys and Jordon attend services, dinners, and a funeral. A baby born last Friday weighed seven pounds three ounces. Burial for John Hilburn occurred at Rosedale Cemetery with Union Hill church members serving.
Mr and Mrs Wayne McAn ally visited Mr and Mrs Elvis Haney in Asher Thursday night as supper guests and celebrated the birthday of Mrs Ann McAn ally.
Mr and Mrs Ray Hicks of Ni coma Park visited Mrs F O Jones and Glenn Jones and also visited Fred Jones Wayne and Delphia Jones and toured Sen Kerr s grave and the log cabin where he was born They joined Mr and Mrs John Lee Latta Anthony Duckworth Ralph Teel and others visiting Jones and Glenn Tuesday night Ralph Teel left for service Wednesday Glenn Jones Anthony Duckworth Helen Cochran Mary Lou Kellams and Junior Rhynes have stayed home nights to study for final exams at East Central College last week and this week Glen Jones and Ron Newby helped Don Newby with farm work Saturday.
Mrs Mary Long and Tommy Ada Joe Tatum and Luther Parker visited Mr and Mrs Walter McAnally Sunday. Numerous relatives and friends from Westview and Ada joined the McAnallys and Agees in visiting and attending funeral services for Mrs Edd Newton at Ahloso Church of Christ.
Mr and Mrs Dink Binion and Patti and Jimmy Cummings visited Mrs Mary Nell Cummings and Marty in Oklahoma City on Sunday. Helen Cochran and Terry Underwood of Grandfield visited Mrs Binion on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dink Binion vis-
Daisy Binion visited Lena Cochran and Ada Binion visited Binion respectively early in the week. Dink Binion visited Marie Yowell at Valley View Hospital Tuesday and Saturday. Marie Yowell underwent major surgery Friday with the condition reported fair on Monday.
George Smith went to Hilton on business. Family members Jean and Judy Smith visited Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Delazier and family Friday night. Mrs. George Smith sews a spring dress with valentines for Georgia Sue and a costume for a Latta School program.
Mr and Mrs Warren Heap and family of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Arthur Ebrite and family Sunday. Also joining were Mr and Mrs George Ebrite of Ada.
Sunday school attendance reached 26 at Union Hill Baptist Church. Don Newby delivered the morning sermon while Rev. L M Norwood spoke in the evening. Mrs Laura Haines led the song Keys To The Kingdom with Mrs Barbara Newby at the piano.
Rev Paul Box, Southern Baptist missionary, visited Union Hill Baptist Church Wednesday night to show slides of Malaya and Singapore. He preached his first sermons there and described his distant field about 13 thousand miles from Ada, while attendees received him warmly.
Mrs. Hazel Henson hosted a birthday supper for her husband William on Thursday night. Attending were James Rhynes and family, including Junior, Phil, Terrie, Monnie, and the Hensons’ son Billy. Hazel Henson also helps Pearl Allan with housework this week as Pearl is unable to work.
Mrs. Etta Garrett and Myra Nell joined Letha Stice in Cushing to visit Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stice for their 37th wedding anniversary. William Henson and Billy visited Mr. and Mrs. James Rhynes and family Sunday, with Billy attending church in Ada with the Rhynes family.
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