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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1924

Page

5

News Notes From Pontotoc County Community

Editor Pickett reports wide local interest and many movers and visitors in Pontotoc County. Community events include a pie social to fund school equipment, a Friday work day at the school, and a Parent-Teachers Club meeting with boys' club organization. The young people's league debated Temptation, with updates on residents visiting Ada and Hartman Arkansas.

Floyd Hill Young People’s League Moses Joseph Mayme Howard Gilmore Ada Cliag Robertson Donnie Gilmore Hartman Ark Thelma Deatherage Wilson George Luttrel

Francis High Teams Top Ada In Basketball Battles

Francis High defeated Ada High 25 to 15 in the girls game and 16 to 11 in the boys matchup last week. Fire at an oil well shift room on section 19 damaged the building and oil in an oil explosion. Constable James Lillard has moved his family to Francis and plans residence there amid slow town progress due to cold weather. Moonshine and bootlegging remain a challenge as local officials consider resignation after crime declines.

Ada Francis Highschool Francis High Ada Highschool James Lillard Francis Township Francis Justice of Peace

Little Frisco Sees Quiet Week With Visitors Mentioned

Frisco reports a quiet week with only routine visits and travel notes. Miss Jewell Thomas attended Ada Normal and stayed with relatives while Fred Gilstrap from Russellville moves in to live with grandparents and attend school.

Jewell Thomas Ada Normal W. H. Gray Billie B. N. Sallee Fred Gilstrap Russellville Okla A. D. Gilstrap J. A. Durbin Atoka E. A. Durbin Osage Oklahoma Messrs Bud Blackwell Brown and Fox L. L. McClain Santa Fe Jessie Mae Cochran Ada

Weather Delays Appointment and Social Visit Fragments

Reader notes bad weather hindered Br o Bavin from keeping a stated appointment. Emma Walker and Laverne Cude spent the afternoon with Argan Hayes Sund. Mr and Mrs Virgil Fox were mentioned in a fragmented local item.

Bro. Bavin Emma Walker Laverne Cude Argan Hayes Irgil Fox

Local community notes from Fitzhugh and Vanoss area

Sunday and weekend activities include singing at LIGHTNING RIDGE with Miss Tilda Withers and visitors from Wilson, Hart, Knox and Sapulpa. A B Y P U meeting, school visits, and a new Parent-Teachers Association form at Fitzhugh. Floyd Whisenhunt wed Jessie McWherter in Hart area.

Grimes Vanoss Literary Society Bachelors Quartet D. W. Hodges Parent-Teachers Association W. T. Buck J. N. Hodges J. M. Tiliey Floyd Whisenhunt Jessie McWherter Hart Vaness

High Hill community gears up for farming and school efforts

In High Hill activity centers on school plans and community events. A pie supper drew a large crowd for the school fund with frustrations over bad weather keeping the Morrison orchestra from performing. Several residents visit relatives and host guests as Mrs Duvall and Mr Hill are welcomed back. The neight school meets twice weekly with ten attendees and a Mothers Club is being organized.

Richardson Stonewall Muskogee W. W. Hunt Will Tidwell Valloss J. H. Griffith Duvall Brother Baggett the Baptist Church Jack McMeans Edna Gladys Nickell Altha Virginia McCormick Albert Woolly Lula Mrs. McCormick Carrie McMeans Margie Gray Neight School Morrison Davie Watson

Community notices from Bebee area readers

Sunday visits and local travels noted for Miss Neatta Roddy Earl Johnson Raymond Rains Ada Curtis Wells and wife Odis Wilfong Belice Gladys Roddy Eunice Whitson and others. School events pie supper Feb 22 athletic funds and a Friday night party at Jim Roddy's invite neighbors to participate.

Neatta Roddy Earl Johnson Raymond Rains Ada B. Rains Curtis Wells Odis Wilfong Belice Gladys Roddy Eunice Whitson Wylie Crane Edd Archer R. L. Rollins Jack Humphrey G. L. Wilfong Walnut Grove Jack Farmer M. A. Humphrey Rebee P. Summers A. B. Rains Jim Roddy Gladys Rolling Pearl McCutcheon Wesley Farmer Earl Summers Mr. Hagar Worstell Bebee Mr. Molloy Summers Chapel Louie Haggard

Choctaw Mixed Feed Is Rich as Cream

Choctaw merchants report mixed feed quality rising, noting richer blends and improved yields. growers and stockmen say feed blends enhance livestock condition and milk production across sections of Choctaw County.

Local residents share visits and family news across Ada area

Sunday visits highlight community life with Ora Cannon, Lila Newby, Nora McBride, Minnie Bittle, Thelma Damer and many others. Local families welcome a baby boy and a baby girl while teasing cold weather and upcoming singing. car trips to Mt View, Ada and McAlester noted along with several social calls and illness updates.

Ora Cannon Lila Newby Nora McBride Minnie Bittle Anoma Wall Thelma Damer J. D. McBride Galey Maxwell Tennie Sadie Barner Byars Texas J. T. Barnes Lila Newly Jesse Newby Nick Ward Lawrence Clarence Stephens J. W. Dammer Oma Henry Jamar Maudie Ward Fawn Bevers Myrtle Roberts Wayne McBride Dock Haley Gussie Cammon Ruth Worthman G. R. Naylor Ada Lila Aitcheson Ruth Cole Grace Roberts Alto Stephens Virgil Newby R. L. Stephens E. C. Jamar J. R. Newby

Local Cold Weather and Social Highlights From Community

The community notes a spell of cold weather and preparations for another gathering. Wednesday night singing proceeds smoothly with invites extended. Velma Miller visited Mrs. Ethel Nix Saturday night and Arlin Miller visited Autrey Nix Sunday night. Miss Daisy Ledford and her mother from Summers Chapel visited Mr. and Mrs. Will Jervis last week.

Jack Roddy Miss Edwards Miss Hagar G. W. Hagar McCormick Grace Brice Georgia Lee Clark Bert Dorsey Ada Mises Edwards Hagar Olye Sweet Lily Bunch Daisy Ledford Virgie Velma Miller Ragland A. C. Nix Elmer Dee Ragland Blue Eyed Sweetheart Stegall Harvey Ledbetter Haskell Price Lawrence Amy Smith Blankenship Gladys Fussel Clampitt Ruby Fussell Birdie Creech Lillian Myrtle Smith Ruth Price Nora Jewell W. T. Price Gertude Creech Orel Clampitt Cled Price R. A. Fussell Mrs. Blankenship B. A. Howard Ethel Nix Arlin Miller Autrey Nix Summers Chapel Will Jervis A. Floyd H. E. McGuire Zenoba Jervis Velma Virgie Miller Walden Ledford Foiles Hazel Jessie Cosba Inez Hudson Larson Susie Rachel

Weather Turns Cold and Plowing May Begin

Local notes report a week of fine cold weather and growing expectation for plowing. County superintendent A Floyd visited the school while residents shared Sunday visits with friends and family.

Farming conditions letter to be published next week

The News received a favorable letter about farming conditions. It states the piece will appear in the paper next week.

Cold Week Brings Social and School Happenings in Ada Area

The column lists numerous visits and gatherings among Ada residents including Miss Vestrel Jackson, Myrtle Fortenberry, and Irene Sellers. It notes a well attended dance at Mr. Coker’s, a party at Mr. Clufers, and a crowd at the McSwain Theater. School progress and budding basketball at Pecan Grove are reported with community details.

Vestrel Jackson Laughlin Ada Myrtle Fortenberry Valres Vestral Jackson Mildred Pollock Autry Yancy Oscar Yancy Martha Adams F. L. Sellers Irene Pollock Yancy Charley Neal

Summers Chapel News Notes and Local Socials

The ice man keeps the Sunny South busy but church services were cold and the Sunday school turnout small. A large crowd gathered at the Haskins home for singing and sociables, with several local residents visiting. Oil lease prospects draw buyers, while Summers Chapel school remains well attended and progressing.

L.D. Haskins W. G. Jervis Yeager L. D. Haskins Earnest Summers Bula Magarr Lizzie Dunn Mamie W. C. Norman Summers Chapel

Weather Woes Halt Sunday School and Local Visits

The community endures bad weather this week leading to the omission of Sunday school. Residents Eva and Lorena Brandon May Arnett and Mrs P L Casady visit Esther Wanders, while Mrs Dadd remains unwell. Ada visits and moving neighbors join the locality. multiple residents attend events and school sessions despite conditions.

Eva Lorena Brandon May Arnett P. L. Casady Esther Wanderers P. S. Casady Dadd L. D. Brandon Ada Lorena Arnett Alma Berger Mr. White Lightning Ridge Frank Taylor Mrs. Wills of Vaness W. Vandergraff Jewel Arnett Jewel’ Fussell Eula Gates Eva Brandon Esta Vandergriff Lennie Casary May Joe Arnett Knox

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pontotoc County Tartus Frisco Tilda Withers Fitzhugh Stringer Evla Morrison Louise White Bessie Bernice Weir Shelby Stanfield Fay Pendleton W. C. Desson T. A. Majors S. C. Evans Edd Cushman R. L. Davis Rollie Abees Bernice Patton Blanche Cushman Shook Eula Mognuson Esther Howe Ollie Dyer Lloyd Watson Hargis H. H. Barton Beryl] Simpson R. E. Wesson Johnie Hart Willie Nichols W. G. Anthony Clounch Qpal Jewel Thompson W. A. Oliphant Bill Simpson Merle Hart Mr. A. Floyd F. A. Stephens Joe Heaten Latta Clarence Viola Christian Ridge Algeria Aleutian Islands Rocky Chapel Union Hill Alice Aint Jim Bryant Ada Virgie Standridge Myrtle Little Ernie Stonecipher Epent Mrs. Stonecipher Claud Rogers Wayne Willie Standridge Harry Chartly Herman Tolliver Willie Sadie Vergie Standridge Ronald Eddings Harland Emmies Emma Sellers Jessie Standridge Standridge Pecan Grove G. D. Gryder J. F. Weldon Ike Fred Blankenship J. W Boring Raymond Robbins Mr. Gurly Claudie Oliver Armstrong East Main Branscome’s Adie
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