Lula Homemakers Meet On Lighting Project and Plans
The Lula Homemakers Group met at Mrs. Lee Cross's home for January, with Mr. C. A. Thompson of the R E A Coop presenting a lighting program. He demonstrated 13 bulb types and approved a study lamp, won by Mrs. W. B. Hokett. President Mrs. Clyde Wolford named project chairs and announced yearbooks and plans for February and Ada County Council attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula Homemakers
Lula Group
Thompson
Clyde| Wolford
Charley Williams
Walter Brooks
Sherman Drennan
Fred Wofford
W. B. Hokett
Hugh Sweat
Gordon Pernell
Leona Stonecipher
Nell
Ada
Cross
Clyde Wofferd
Fred Wofferd
H. D. Bullard Jr
Charles Williams
Doryn Stonecipher
Knox Sweat
Hawaiians Visit Walker Family Reunion Details
David and Phillip Walker from Hawaii arrived Wednesday to visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker and Mr and Mrs A B Kidwell Allen. The boys and their parents Col and Mrs Aaron Walker have been in Hawaii for two years as Col Walker serves in Vietnam and will return to Hawaii in March. He and his wife will return to the States in April. Phillip attends C M A Claremore and David will be a freshman at East Central State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Phillip Walker
Hawaii
Charlie Walker
A.B. Kidwell
Allen
Aaron Walker
Col. Walker
Vietnam
States
Phillip
C.M.A
Claremore
East Central State College
Stonewall W M U Holds Royal Service
The Stonewall Baptist Church W M U and Mens Brotherhood met for their Royal Service program on Thursday night. Members and attendees included Mesdames Bora Bullard Agnes Patton Allie Stegall Juanita Shellenberger Winona Minor Hazel Winton Lucile Lowman Barbara Harrison Edith Price Lois Kenney Dee Ann Callie Garrett Emily Hisan Zoa White Alice Hall Willie Minn Rev B R Dickson and Rev James Kinney plus other listed attendees and a special guest. The adult training union served pie and coffee after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. U. and
Mens’ Brotherhood of the Stonewall Baptist Church
Mesdames Bora Bullard
Agnes Patton
Allie Stegall
Juanita Shellenberger
Winona Minor
Hazel Winton
Lucile Lowman
Barbara Harrison
Edith Price
Lois Kenney
Dee Ann
Callie Garrett
Emily Hisan
Zoa White
Alice Hall
Willie Me.Minn
B. R. Dickson
Dea & Missionary Film
Mens’ Brotherhood
Austin King
James Kinney
Boda Hisaw
Haskell Harrison
Simon Patton
Vance Minor
Clayton Stegall
Leon McMinn
Wendell Price
William Shellenberger
Cecil Bullard
Dickson
Adult Training Union
Arbuckle Reservoir Dam Details and Board Officials
Construction of the Arbuckle earthfill dam began in June 1964 and finished in two years. The structure spans 1,890 feet and rises 140 feet above the streambed, creating a lake 3,127 acres in area when full. The Arbuckle Master Conservancy Board oversees operation and maintenance, with Cullen Cofer as president, Charles F. Cooper as vice president, and Bobbie Riddle as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Master Conservancy Board
Cullen Cofer
Wynnewood
Charles F. Cooper
Bobbie Riddle
Davis
Lula Members Take Quiz For Good Lighting
Lula club members met at Mrs. Lee Cross home to hear CR. Thompson discuss Are You Bright About Light. REA employee demonstrated 13 bulb types, tested the group averaging 14 correct of 18 questions. Yearbooks filled, programs planned, and cemetery projects approved with committees named. February meeting set at Mrs. Brooks home with Pattern Fabric Selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CR. Thompson
Lula
Lee Cross
REA
Clyde Wofford
Charley Williams
Walter Brooks
Sherman Drennam
Fred Wofford
C. Williams
Linda Williams
Wofford
W. B. Hokett
Sherman Drennan
H. D. Bullard Jr
Doryn
Stonecipher
Knox Sweat
Brooks
Hokett
Tupelo W M U Met Thursday at First Baptist Church
The Women's Missionary Union of the Tupelo First Baptist Church met Thursday evening. The lesson titled An Expanding Response to Christ's Commission discussed the Philippines El Paso and Hong Kong missions. Mrs Odus Frederick opened as program chair with Mrs Bill Lowden speaking on We Follow in His Steps. A guest was Mrs W B Hokett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of the
First Baptist Church of
el Paso
Hong Kong
Bill Lowden
W. B. Hokett
Roff Homemakers Club Holds January Meeting
The Roff club met at the clubhouse for its January program and business session led by Miss Martha Mote on Better Lighting. Officers and project chairs were named, a county workshop was scheduled, and members exchanged yearbooks. A guest attended, after which decorations featured kiln-heated ordinary bottles. Angel food cake was served to members and a guest. The Arctic tern is noted as the champion migrator with a round trip over 22,000 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roff Homemakers
Martha Mote
Alvin Powell
Ruby Bryant
Harold Davis
Janet Kolb
Velma Powell
Lenora Johnston
Mary Laseman
Vernice Davis
Mabel Rucker
Laseman
Rofs Club
Bryant
Everett Bryant
Lenora Johnson
Raymond Laseman
Lakeside Acres Homemakers Meet At Mrs Hoover Home
Lakeside Acres Homemakers Group met at Mrs G F Hoover's home in January with Mrs Bill Hart presiding. Officers for the year were named including Hart as president Morrison as vice president Hull as secretary treasurer and Truett as devotional leader. Martha Mote gave a lesson on Better Lighting Lane discussed light quality and demonstrated bulbs including a reading lamp approved by the Better Light and Light Bureau. County council announced for Feb 9 and a drapery meeting January 31 at Wintersmith Lodge. Refreshments were served to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside Acres
G. F. Hoover
Woodlands Dr
Bill Hart
E. T. Truett
W. B. Morrison
James Hull
Carl Richardson
Martha Mote
Lane
Better Light and Light Bureau
Hart
Wintersmith Lodge
Oren Cherry
Odus. Wilfong
W. C. Pritchett
Wayne Magee
James Hutt
J. R
McGee Homemakers Host Blood Drive Talk
The McGee Homemakers Group met last Thursday with Mrs. Layton Wood as hostess. Mrs. Altena Hart, vice president, called the meeting to order. Denzel Candelas read the devotional. Tom Pickard spoke on donating blood for a Stratford event Feb 1st at Stratford School noon to 6 pm in the Home Economics Room. The group agreed to help with the blood donations. Refreshments were served to several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee Homemakers
Layton Wood
Altena Hart
Denzel Candelas
Tom Pickard
Red Cross
Stratford
Stratford School
Opal Russ
W. Baughman
Pauline Johnson
Grace Pearce
Estelle Powell
Kenneth Jarrall
Frisco Homemakers Host Birthday Party at Resthaven
Frisco Homemakers Group hosted a birthday party January 19 for residents of Resthaven Nursing Home in Stonewall. Celebrants included Mrs. Julia Garner and Mrs. Rosa Langley, with refreshments served by Mrs. Wendell Price, Mrs. Vance Minor, and others. Nurses Josie McCormick Corrine Wood Nellie Robinson Mae Worman and several more assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco Homemakers Group
Resthaven
Stonewall
Julia Garner
Rosa. Langley
Wendell Price
Vance Minor
Boda Hisaw
Simon Patton
Zog White
Garner
Langley
Josie McCormick
Corrine Wood
Nellie Robinson
Mae Worman
Fannie Worman
Effie Blevins
Eva Perry
Kenneth Braselton
Tommy Newell
Ruby Brewer
Laura Belle Kelly
Susie Iker
Merle McCubbin
Ella Mae Robinson
June Nickell
Sharon Horton
Susie Jones
Vinyl garment care and sewing tips for clear fabrics
Washing is the recommended cleaner for vinyl fabrics, as dry cleaning is not suitable. Unroll the vinyl when ready to use to prevent surface sticking, and fold with the right side out when cutting double layers. Prepare patterns beforehand, avoid pin marks, and test marks for removal.
Around County Around County ROFF
Mr and Mrs Joe Robinett returned from an extended visit with their children in Midland Texas and Coronado. Elmer Davis was released from Valley View Hospital. Everett Bryant attended a sewing workshop at the R E A building. Mrs Harold Davis and Mrs Thurman Stevens and son were in Ada on business. Mr and Mrs L H Laseman visited R O Laseman Saturday. Linton King Ada visited in Rolf Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Laseman
Joe Robinett
Joe Robinett Jr
Midland
Tex
Jon Lee Gallehar
Coronado
Elmer Davis
Valley View Hospital
Alvin Powell
Everett Bryant
Harold Davis
Thurman Stevens and Son
Ada
L. H. Laseman
Aremore
R. 0. Laseman
Linton King
Rolf
Local social notes span Ada and nearby towns in recent visits
Mr. and Mrs. Bufford Myers and family hosted and visited many relatives including C. D. Enloe Ada residents and Gaines ville visitors. Budgets of visits cover Drury Smiths Holliday hospital stays, skating, fishing, and weekend trips to Tulsa Oklahoma City and Stratford. A grass fire near Mrs. Edith Balthrop Sanders grounds prompted community efforts to contain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Balthrop
Bufford Myers
Betty
Kenneth
C. D. Enloe
Ada
J. F. Drury
Gainesville
Tex
Susie Holliday
Valley View Hospital
Joe McGuire
Lamesa
Pearl Myers
Herbert Myers
Mrs. Bufford Myers
Jerry Balthrop
Tracy
Dee Ann
Gerald Current
Gene Looney
Maurice Current
Jimmy Myers
Linda
John Balthrop
Kay Balthrop
Tracy Balthrop
Sharon
L. D. Stonecipher
Kim
Stratford
Loyd Sanders
J. B. Mahaffey
Loyd Wayne Sanders
Oklahoma City
Edith Balthrop Sanders
Ted Ebriie
Virgil McBride Killed in Three Vehicle Texas Crash
Virgil McBride former Sulphur and Stratford resident was killed in a three vehicle crash near McGregor Texas on Tuesday. He and another soldier were on leave from Fort Hood when their car was rear ended by a second vehicle after it had pulled aside for engine trouble. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday at Atoka Pentecostal Holiness Church with burial at Atoka Cemetery. He is survived by his parents Rev and Mrs Roy McBride of Siloam Springs Ark two brothers Dale and David and a sister Kathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil McBride
Stratford
McGregor
Tex
Fort Hood
McBride
Atoka
Roy McBride
Siloam Springs
Ark
Dale
David
Denver
Kathy
Oklahoma City
Youth Draws Charges From Wire Theft
A one year old Ada boy, Dennis Wayne Donoho, was arrested Wednesday and charged with petit larceny over the theft of 68 feet of three strand copper wire from an Ada sewage plant project. The copper weighed about four pounds, was sold at 38 cents a pound, and cost about $20. The theft occurred Monday night and was discovered Tuesday. In Denmark runic stones from the 9th to 12th centuries list names and status of hundreds, from royalty to commoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Justice of the Peace Court
Dennis Wayne Donoho
Kerr Water Research Center
Doyle Crawford
Crawford
Pecan Food Winners and Champions List
A state fair style listing shows numerous winners across pecan pies cakes candy and cookies with multiple Ada and Okmulgee winners. Notable top awards include First Mrs Ragean Locke Ada and Grand Champion Mrs J W Huff Ada with extensive regional names across Fittstown Sulphur Tulsa and Spencer. Players voted on the National Hockey League All Star team received 1000 with second team earning 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kindrick
Ada
Ragean Locke
Tishomingo
Sue Ewing
Ralph Taylor
Elbert McCartney
Tulsa
Pat Hooks
Sherry Hatch
Raff
L. Hawkins
Okmulgee
J. W. Hull
Don Barrick
Fittstown
Sam Sliger
William R. Cutter
Roll
Tony Newcombe
J. Chalmers Herman
Grand Champion Bread
J. W. Huff
John Skinner
Prairies
Virgil Brumley
Ella Mead
Atwood
Mingo
Ben Risener
S. L. Hawkins
Garland Snider
Linda Hughes
Trina Hooks
Vickie Stanford
Vicky Stanford
Margie Hunter
Linda McCartney
Jamaé Hunter
Edward Oakley
Davis
Pecan
National Hockey League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walker
Stonewall’s W.M.U
Royal Service
Tupelo’s
W.M.U. Met
Roff Club
Atlantic
Pacific
Antarctic
Mrs
McGee Extension Group
Frisco
Roff
John Allen
Margaret
Arlene
Cindy
Lisa
Jaax Smith
Kenneth Manuel
Cindy Allen
Jim Ellis
Johnny
Jim
Mrs. Geraldis
M. C. Stonecipher
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Jon Balthrop
Mr. Stonecipher
W.M. Pierce
T. A. Miller
Doyle Stonecipher
Denmark
N. C. Smith
John Brents
Flitstown
Hawking
Elmo Morris
Bob Bunyard
Glenna Treas
Sulphur
Fiststown
Susan Schiltz
Ponca City
Linda Steicher
Cheril Hooker
Janie Thompson
Becky Steicher
Eddy Oakley
Sandra Chiles
Alton
Jiminy
Pioneers
Alan
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