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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1964
Page
6
Legal notices from Pontotoc County Oklahoma present multiple actions. The Bunyard suit seeks to quiet title in Charles S. Wilkinson's land with heirs and unknown successors named. Also final account hearings in Sarah Miles estate and other notices including oil lease damage case and Fulkerson estates final settlement hearings set for July 17, 1964 in Ada Oklahoma.
Public notices announce executrix Gwend Olyn Tune seeking final discharge for Charles W Tune and estate distribution. Also an estate sale petition for A H Glazebrook and Margaret Louise Glazebrook, plus a death determination for Eula Gaye Bishop and various court actions in Ada Oklahoma with hearings set in July and August 1964.
Jesse G Collins, executor, files final account for Lois A Collins deceased. Court sets July 16, 1964 at 10:00 AM in Ada Ponotoc County Oklahoma for hearing to determine heirs legatees and devisees and to grant final discharge. All interested parties must appear and show cause. Dated June 25 1964.
Multiple probate notices and property disputes filed in Pontotoc County Oklahoma include claims by heirs and executors. Hearings set July 21 1964 for joint tenancy property and July 30 1964 for Georgia Sears administratrix final hearing. Additional notices seek final account, heirship determination, and distribution in W H Northcutt estate with 35 day filing window.
Classified ad for an automatic Singer sewing machine priced at $39 with cash or terms. Highlights include making buttonholes, sewing buttons, blind hems, and fancy stitches without attachments. Guarantee stated. Credit manager contact via P O Box 63541 Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Anna Mae Sutton and her children Lona Soward Ruth Sutton and Mr and Mrs Ode Franks visited Mr and Mrs Earl Franks Sunday afternoon to see the Franks new baby.
Mary Allen visited Mr. and Mrs. Ode Franks on Thursday and accompanied Mr. Franks to a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston of Wichita Kansas spent part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crow and Eddie Hayes. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tucker and girls attended an all night singing convention in Oklahoma City Friday night. Charles Price of Union Hill and Charlene Howerton of Fittstown had supper Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sutton and children.
Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Bob Page and their girls from Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A O Sutton. Ruth Sutton visited Floy Burk on Monday. Willis Sutton was a visitor in the Burk home Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maxwell and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hayes with children visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk Saturday night and enjoyed charcoal broiled hamburgers.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Vanlandingham and children from Perryton Texas visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bert Jones. Two of the boys stayed on with their grandparents for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Sidney Isaacs of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Bert Jones Sunday afternoon Jewel Jones and Willie Isaacs made a business trip to Ada Monday morning Willie had dinner with Mr and Mrs Jones Monday
Mrs Maude Maxwell of Albuquerque New Mexico writes she recently subscribed to The Ada Weekly News to hear from home and expresses hope she enjoys the items from home.
Mrs Matt DeLamire and Randy and Mrs Shelby Merritt spent Tuesday through Sunday with relatives in Russett and Camden Ark.
Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robertson and their children stayed with Mr and Mrs Melvin Booth at their cabin on Lake Texoma from Friday to Sunday. Debbie Mullins of Oklahoma City spent two weeks with her aunt Mrs Booth.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holloway of Stratford visited Nannie Cox Saturday afternoon and Mrs. Cox accompanied them home for the weekend. Delmar Coverington of Fresno La plans to be employed there. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sutton with Chris Beverly and Lena Soward had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sutton Sunday.
Mr and Mrs J A Patton and children from Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and their children Sunday.
Nova Gray underwent major surgery Wednesday at Valley View Hospital and returned home Monday. Ron Newby remains hospitalized after an emergency appendectomy on Friday with visits from Mr and Mrs Jimmy Ward Saturday night.
Vickie Gray spent Saturday with grandmother Ference Isaacs. Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton and children and Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton enjoyed homemade ice cream Sunday night and celebrated Willis birthday. Mrs Geraldine Haskins Ruth Sutton Exie Haskins and Alene Tucker made a business trip to Ardmore Tuesday.
Vera Lee Sanders returns home with her daughter Sabra Ann after a several day visit in Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs Tom Rubuen and children Marlow visited Albert Crow Eddie Hayes and Mr and Mrs Robert Bolin and Kenneth.
Mr and Mrs Luther Parish of Sulphur and Adaline Abbott visited Mr and Mrs Albert Crow and Eddie Hayes on Monday.
A group of girls spent the Fourth of July enjoying Lake Texoma with boating, swimming, and picnic activities reported as part of a weekend recreation.
The Milligan family announces the birth of Cindy Reece on July 4, six pounds seven ounces. Mrs Darrell Simpson is the mother and both mother and daughter are doing well.
On July 3 Karen Hallmark celebrated her 22nd birthday with a small party hosted by her mother Mrs. Bill Koller that grew into a family gathering. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bill L. Miller, Rusty, Shane, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Floyd, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hallmark, Larry Hallmark, Mr. and Mrs. George Milligan, and Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Clift Purser of Oklahoma City.
The young people from New Bethel Baptist Church plan to attend a youth rally this Saturday at First Baptist Church in Ada. Rallies feature a spoken talk by a peer and recreation time with games and refreshments, providing an enjoyable, affordable evening.
Mr and Mrs George Milligan and Rev and Mrs Royce Bynum with their families attended a community gathering. The event drew local residents and emphasized civic unity and fellowship.
The Harold Wilsons hosted their annual Fourth of July picnic at their cabin Suits Us on Lake Shawnee. Guests enjoyed abundant food, children’s train rides, and a renowned fireworks display after an afternoon with friends and relatives. The Wilsons run a wholesale florist supply in Shawnee and showcase exotic plants around the cabin.
Mr and Mrs J E Teague entertained over the weekend with their daughter Mrs Ted Billey and her children visiting from out of town to celebrate the Fourth of July.
Rev and Mrs Royce Bynum of New Bethel Baptist Church adapt to a two location life. They spend weekdays in Fort Worth where he works and studies at the seminary. Weekends they move to Byng staying in a house owned by Mr and Mrs Drexel Sales. The pastor’s home required extensive cleanup after vandalism and wildlife damage, with much volunteer work from local women making the house livable.
Mrs. Milligan attends an afternoon workshop at East Central State College Ada causing daily 1 to 5 pm absence. Household cleanliness and supper timing are affected leading to complaints of empty stomachs. Funeral attendance noted for Buford Myers cousin Walter McGuire, 42, died of a heart attack in Lamesa Texas. This week the column laments scarce news and ends with a final line about there being no more.
Mr and Mrs Toad Richard of Levelland Texas spent the July 4 weekend with Elma Law and Mr Law. They visited Hartshorne to see Fred Richardson who is very ill. Other Law household guests included Pod Law John Law Robin Max Law Gregg Lynette and Elma Law's call to Nancy Newby. Newby has been on the sick list.
Mr and Mrs Henry traveled to Dallas on Wednesday to bring home their two grandchildren after spending two weeks with them.
Mr and Mrs Don Walker of Tulsa were Wednesday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Troy Miller. The Virgle Ray Miller family from Oklahoma City spent the past weekend with his parents. Cathy Tucker and Vickie Gray visited Florence Isaacs from Friday night through Saturday. Mr and Mrs J A Patton and Johnna Kay with Gregg were with the Miller family.
Friday dinner guests included Florence Isaacs as the Pattons and Johnna Kay visited the lake to work on their cabin. Gregg Patton spent time with his grandmother, Florence Isaacs. They attended Sunday school and church at the Free Will Baptist Camp Ground. Virgie Pennington visited Saturday morning. The Penningtons planned to celebrate the Fourth by making ice cream.
Mr and Mrs P O Henson left Sunday for Shaws ville Virginia to spend an indefinite time with their son Edward Henson and family They attended services at the Pentecostal Holiness camp ground Sunday morning.
Willie Isaacs visited Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Edwards. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Edwards and Gary and Mrs. Danny Edwards took Danny Edwards to Norman Sunday morning to catch a plane for San Diego California for two weeks' reserve training.
Mrs. Ella Pendegrass of Kansas City spent two weeks with her cousin Jim Kight and his wife. The trio met Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Edwards. They had lost track for fifty years until a letter Mr. Kight sent to the Oklahoma Rural News was read and the connection reestablished. Mrs. Pendegrass has visited annually since.
Florence Isaacs spent last Wednesday at the hospital with Nora Gray, the wife of her grandson, who underwent surgery that morning.
Mrs. Billie Ford Mrs. Sara Whitaker and Mrs. Dailey Rat cliff of Houston Texas and Mrs. Pearl Whitaker of Wynnewood called on Elma Law Monday evening.
Visitors to Milo Pennington's home included Cole Tidwell Mr Richards Stratford Juanita Rowe Fionia Pennington Carolyn Roddy Dianne Roddy Ada Mrs Kenneth Pennington Sasakwa Mary Sue Dryden Pryor and R L Wood family from Moore Also Calvin Pennington of Norman worked on a cabinet and installed a water line to modernize the house Mr and Mrs Alfred Pennington visited Milo Saturday and Manley Maddox Junior McGuire Ada and Calvin Pennington Norman family joined Friday for a visit
Mildred Clay and a group of girls visited Dora Mae Dunkin in Wynnewood on Monday and helped her travel to Ada to obtain new eyeglasses.
Mona Jean Hoel and Mrs Chloe Palmer visited Floy Burk in Ada on Saturday. Hank Burk visited Ronnie Newby and Nora Gray in Valley View Hospital Saturday. Minnie Lewis and Floy Burk attended camp meeting at East Ada Pentecostal Holiness Camp Ground and joined Rev Arthur Smith at J Ons Cafeteria for lunch. Hank Burk visited Willis Sutton and enjoyed harburgers. Gerald Sutton and family were visiting his parents. Donnie Shelia Glen and Lyndia Henson spent Monday with grandmother Etta Hightower. Tim Cox family stopped by to say goodbye. the Hensons prepare for vacation. The Coxes checked on Mr Henson who was ill. Patsy Shelia and Lyndia Cox attended Worstell church services.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dryden and relatives from Pryor visit Frank Dryden Glen and Ruby Dryden and sister Mrs Eather Burrows in Fitzhugh for a Gideon family reunion. Mary Sue and Ronnie stay with the Drydens while J W Law visits until Thursday night. Frank Dryden and Ruby Dryden also visit Ernest Miers in Valley View Hospital Thursday and Sunday.
Miss Ruby Dryden joined by Ronnie and Mary Sue Dryden attended a Sunday camp meeting at the ground.
Mr and Mrs Ray Magar and family hosted and visited relatives across the region. Doris Klutts of Stratford escorted her grandparents to Ada on Friday for business. Irene Klutts Ruth Magar and Owen Magar plus children Ahloseo visited Jim Magar. Drydens and others also spent time with the Magars this past week.
Mr and Mrs M R Tucker and their daughters visited Mr and Mrs Leroy Qualls in Maysville on Saturday and called on her father Earl Blevins in Pauls Valley Oklahoma.
Mr and Mrs Paul Spears of California visited friends in Stratford Friday. Paul grew up here and notes how everything seems different to him now.
Florence Isaacs called on Verniece Dryden Monday evening. Willie Isaacs visited Sunday night with sister Jewel Jones and her family.
Mr and Mrs Ewell Fulton of Healdton spent Thursday night and Friday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tom Burch. Archie Riddle and Ray from Oklahoma City visited the Burch family on Saturday. Clifford Phillips Emmitt McHurd and Shelia of Oklahoma City plus Lester Gray and son Ray from Phoenix visited the Burches Sunday. Alene Thompson Phylis Sheldon two children and Denise Holliman from Borger Texas joined Monday visits, Floyd Holliman and children from Borger Texas also dropped by Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Van Landingham and children Perryton Texas spent the weekend with her parents Rev and Mrs Bert Jones. Mike and Ronnie remained for the week with their grandparents. Rev and Mrs Jones visited his brother Robert Jones in the Veterans Hospital at Sulphur Friday.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Pennington and their boys attended Ada church Sunday morning then shared dinner with son Garland Pennington and family. Lester Elmore and children from Stratford joined Alfred Pennington and family for ice cream Saturday night. Wayne Pennington and family hosted and Elmore family guests enjoyed Sunday dinner.
Mr and Mrs Ray Dryden and Ronnie Pryor left for their home Tuesday morning after a few days visit with relatives. Mary Sue remained for a longer visit with Ruby and Glen Dryden.
Jim Kragh arrived Monday night to take his wife and baby to their new home in Roseville Illinois where he is employed. Mrs. Kragh is the former Gwen Rowe. The Kraghs left Tuesday morning and stopped in Wynoka for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Kragh. They left in the late evening for Illinois to drive while it was cooler.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Tucker and daughter from Bartlesville spent Thursday night and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker. Also visiting Sunday were Mr and Mrs Delbert Tucker and children Fitzhugh and Clyde Haskins.
Zera Lee Sanders and Madon na returned home Monday after visiting Sabra Cowen and family in Oklahoma City. Martha Love, Machelle, and Hellen Cox visited Mrs. Earl Franks. A large group including M. C. Cox, the Hendersons, Love, Larry Henderson and Harlan Bishop families shared a barbeque supper in Wintersmith Park. Laniel Love had ear boils. Martha drove him to the doctor.
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