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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
5
Social notes record visits from the Burnetts in Ahleso to Vogt residence and multiple trips involving residents of Pecan Grove Ada Stratford and Ardmore. Nearby travelers include Mrs. Wright in Oklahoma City to see her doctor and Etta Sutton visiting Morris Oklahoma for surgery recovery.
Mrs. Letha Johnson spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. George King while Dana Ross stayed Friday night with JoAnn Jaquess. Pickett folks attended Elwanda Sutton and Warren Kelso’s wedding at the Pentecostal Church in Ada, including the Norvells Jaquesses Robbins and Robertson families and several related members.
Mr and Mrs E H Grose and family and Mr and Mrs J B Boles visited Ada on Sunday with Mrs Boles and Mrs Cora Lee Calhoun visiting from Wyoming. Clay and Beverly McCause and Diane Lindsay visited his mother Mrs E J McCause. Olan Robbins and Dianne of Ada visited Clyde Casady Friday. A Kifer and Ada visited George King and family. Mid Lessons hosted by Ernest Tucholski and relatives from San Antonio. Tucholski to be stationed in Japan for 18 months.
Attendance at New Bethel Baptist Church fell again due to illness and bad weather. The Byng boys and girls teams defeated Francis by wide margins, though the girls fell to Fillmore in the McLish tournament. Several locals attended a going away shower for Ava Nell Ingram.
Mrs Katherine Lance underwent major surgery at Valley View Hospital Wednesday morning. Joel David, son of Rev and Mrs Luther Wilson, has been ill but is improving.
The item notes ongoing gratitude for rain as cloudy weather persists. It also lists visits: Patsy Heaps with Sally Thomas, Johnny Welch and Stratford relatives with C. B. Welch, Pug Garrett and Sondra with Hansel Burk, Paula Tucker and Paula visiting Lee Tucker, and George Goode of Bakersfield visiting Jack Watts and Doc Beebe in Ada.
Mrs Clyde Bray leads a family from Ada including Mrs Amy Porter and Mr and Mrs Ernest Roberts and their girls. The Pentecostal Holiness Church Ladies Auxiliary will serve a lunch Thursday February 2 in the church lunch room.
Mrs. Warren Cunningham and Mrs. Floyd Burk tended store while they were away. Bobby Gene Lewis, a Tulsa public schools teacher, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis.
Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker visited Mr and Mrs Floyd Burk Wednesday night. Alva Evans remains in a Tulsa hospital with a fair condition. Mrs Myrtle Evans visited him Sunday. Dale Pinley of Pauls Valley visited his parents Frank Pinley and wife Sunday. George Harris district superintendent preached at the Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday night service.
Non Scaff of Worstell visited Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Booth on Monday afternoon. Thurman Gray of Seminole ate supper Tuesday night with his brother Vernon Gray and his family.
Members of the Pentecostal Holiness Church who attended the Ada district conference at Calvary Holiness Church include Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Henson Rev. Luther Wilson and Mrs. Frank Pinley.
Mr and Mrs Paul Gearhardt and children Sherri and Mitchell of Shawnee were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Kendall. Mr and Mrs M R Tucker and girls of Galey had supper Friday with Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and children. Mrs Bert Jones spent from Sun.
A Sand Springs family visits relatives after their children recover from measles. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cooley travel with their daughter and family, as the illness affects the household and plans may be adjusted.
Wayne Kendall who teaches school in Holiday Texas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Earl Kendall and their daughters. Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robert son of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker Thursday night.
Visitors of Mr and Mrs Elmer Love and Senior Sunday were Mr and Mrs Harold Lee Love of Ada. O W Roberts of Ada visited his father J W Roberts. Donnie Evans stayed with Gerry Clark while his mother went to Tulsa. Mrs Sam Bittle and Mrs Jack Watts are on the sick list.
Keith Losson was briefly seen by a doctor Thursday after ingesting Clorox. The doctor reported no ill effects and lungs appeared unaffected. Jinks Losson missed school Monday due to flu. A social visit occurred Tuesday afternoon with Ada residents Mrs. Lou Richardson Sue and Mrs. Mary Lou Colbert and Debby visiting Daisy Corvin and Dennis.
Neighbors share a cake mishap teaching a kitchen lesson about beating egg white mix for angel cake. Byng attendees at Anita Deaton’s Lovelady shower include Ancil Walker and Jane, Georgia Martin, Hazel Meeks and Janet, Lillian Henry. Edwin Miller of Tulsa visited the Miller family. Edd Cantrell hosted his sister-in-law Annie Herrin and aunt Maudie Herrin of Corsicana this weekend.
Warren Kelso aged 24 and El wanda L Sutton aged 23, both of Ada, wed. Zollie M Reid Jr, of Ada, and Evelyn Buchanan, of Ada, both of legal age, united in marriage. Kenneth Vern Coplin aged 19 and Clara Sue Durant aged 21, both Ada residents, also married.
Arnold Allen reportedly fashioned a shotgun from a pipe and household items. Mrs. Oleta Wade has recovered and is home from the hospital. O L Myers is receiving treatment at a Kansas hospital as the NEWS Want Ads list.
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