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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1924

Page

5

Local notes mix politics crops and visits in Ada area

J. H. Hudson leaves town moving family to Ada amid heated local politics. Farming shows promise with good rainfall expected for strong corn yield. Meetings held by Rev J W Read in Haskell county. Oil activity continues on section 19 with casing haul to meet a 3500 foot contract. Various social visits and travel noted including Vanoss and Sulphur events and Essess school opening July 21.

J. H. Hudson Ada Hudson J. W. Read Haskell County Texas Baptist Church Myself

Fitzhugh notes from showers and local visits

The report describes a Monday shower and lists residents who attended picnics at Sulphur and Ada on the 4th. It mentions visits by Druie Oliphant and Joe McKenzie with friends, travel for relatives to Texas and Oklahoma, and several local residents on sick lists or visiting kin.

Fitzhugh Ada R. E. Wesson Ester Jones Agnes Murphey Bill Nichols Mrs. Nichols Johnie Hart Keneva Brooks Laura Oliphint Lelita Lamb W. A. Oliphant Joe McKenzie Duncan Druie Oliphant Little Rock Bill Williams Texas E. G. Stewart Okmulgee Beryl Simpson Opal Georgia Thompson Ethlyn Nance J. W. Crawford Neva Hart E. C T. C Messrs Wayne Jesse Odom Kansas Cortelyan Clounch Curley

Weathered notes from Blue Mound and Bebee communities

Local items report farming activity and social events across Blue Mound and Bebee. Names include Carl Underhill Houston Ansell J W Cook Grace Dobson and many neighbors. Church and prayer meetings occur, with visiting relatives, dinners, dances, and a wedding noted for Allie Roberts and Argie Robbins.

Vanoss Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Vanoss residents hosted and visited friends this week including Misses Aita Mae and Ruby Bradley with guests Vanoss area women, Grfmes family at the weekend, and Mabel and Connie Clark visiting from Ada. Irving Reeves and family from Stratford visited Mrs. M. L. McNair, while Dave Solomon and family from Shawnee called on relatives in Vanoss. Mrs J J Shaw and daughter Mary just returned from Hugo and Paris Texas trips. Mr and Mrs Birch Peak were noted in the social listing.

Vaness B. D. Garland Anne Belle Collins Alpha Rogers Stella Lena Atchens A. G. Richardson Bill Hunt Ruby Black Mmes Lee Thomas Gordon Black Hubert Hayes Lightning Ridge Arvil McNair Oral Irving R. M. Whisenhunt Willard Owens Western Oklahoma C. C. White Ada Joe Zumbro Rofs W. J. Standridge H. B. Williams Bohannon Lee Vaness School Vanoss Ethel Minnie Miller Aita Mae Ruby Bradley Grfmes Mabel Connie Clark Irving Reeves Stratford M. L. McNair Dave Solomon Shawnee J. J. Shaw Mary Hugo Paris Texas Birch Peak Brother Teague Brother Richardson Gladys Ray Juliette Smith Ross Davis Smith Teachers College Joe Rushing Phillip Richmon Raymon Virginia J. Richmon Marjorie Floyd Anda Goggans Cecil Earnest Bro Tigue John Conventon Harrison Bazemore Byng W. W. Jones Raymond Young R. F. Smith Sunny

Parish Chapel Folks Enjoy Pleasant Weather Fun

Farmers are harvesting cotton and laying by corn in good weather. Local residents make trips to Ada for treatment meetings and visits. Families join in fishing, singing at Summers Chapel, and attending gatherings with Isaacs, Pennington, Lamb, Wood, and Tucker relatives and friends.

W. J. Horton Ada Pennington J. E. Maddox Elbert Tucker Rance Nina Tucker J. W. Isaacs J. R. Dryden Shady Grove Ethel Ingram Wood Clara Wood Florence Isaacs Claude Pennington Howard Wood Lee Tucker Claud Pennington Truman Fiat G. W. Lamb Ray Lamb Jewel Isaacs Ollie Blanche Wood Summers Chapel Johnson Ingram Maxwell

Local social notes record Monday rain and weekend visits

The report notes rain on Monday appreciated by farmers and lists visits by several residents. Mr Crouch and wife visited on Saturday, and Mrs Bolen with Ethel and Esta Owens visited Mrs Burk and two daughters Friday afternoon. Bob Eaton dined with John and Noah McDaniel Sunday. Marie Riley visited Belle Walden Sunday. Eric Barington spent Saturday night with Esta Owens, Ellie Jones, Thomas Melton and others.

R. L. Rollins Ada Jack Humphrey Bessie Owens Artie Hood Sue Johnson Lilla Rollins Mrs. Jones Pearl Wells O. E. McMasters Rebee P. Summer W. W. Crane Louie Haggard G. W. Wells Willie Bethel John Wells Bebee Lois Rollins Earl Johnson Willie Charlie Haggard Ted Rollins Neatta Roddy Gladys Roddy Belle Johnson Sue New Mexico Sammie Gracie Dwight P. Summers E. A. Archer Wylie Crane Jewell Cape Rollins Nancy Cape Frank Cook Allie Roberts Argie Robbins Failen Leaf Mr. Crouch J. D. Melton Bolen Ethel Esta Owens Burk Bob Eaton John Noah McDaniel Marie Riley Belle Walden Eric Barington Ellie Jones Thomas Melton

Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Outings

Jake Tolbert visited Mr. Lewis on Saturday afternoon. Fannie Molloy Ethel Molloy Myrtle Hobbs Beulah Hobbs Vernal Melton and Ethel Owens rode horses on Saturday. Myrtle McDaniel dined with Etta Owens Sunday. Ethel Owens dined with Etta McDaniel Sunday. Mrs. John Bolen visited Mrs. Melton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Kirby and two daughters were in Ada Thursday. W F Owens traveled to Texas Saturday. Mrs. Bolen visited Mrs. Hobbs. Mr. Bolen and Mr. Owens went to Ada Tuesday. Marvin Bolen and Fred Owens visited Jesse Melton Saturday.

Jake Tolbert Mr. Lewis Fannie Ethel Molloy Myrtle Hobbs Beulah Hobbs Vernal Melton Ethel Owens Myrtle McDaniel Etta Owens Etta McDaniel John Bolen

Rain Lifts Spirits In Chickasaw Hill Community

Local farmers welcome rainfall last Friday night boosting morale. Numerous residents attend picnics and gatherings in Sulphur Ada and Roff with visits from friends and relatives. Several births illnesses and travel to events are noted along with singing evenings and harvest plans for Kansas fields.

Chickasaw Hill Kelly Tucker van Toliver O. M. Lynch Ada Cal Feaster Midway I. M. Lynch Owen Kelly Jessie Allen Roff Mary Lee Tucker Gladys Loretta Kelly Harve Robert Moore Bob Ward Wilson Zora Jackson Leonard Laseman Palmer Lee Lowell Laseman Hickory W. W. Whitaker Iva Gann George Laseman Hettie Nathan Williams Charlie Whitaker Bennie Dale Tucker Missellie Whitaker Jack Tyree Troy Williams Zetta Whitaker Blanche Tyree Gene Kelley Jack and Pete

Local Notes Show Rain Damage and Gathered Visits

Frisco area crops report nubbin damage from recent rains while corn remains fine and ears ripen. Local families share visits and arrivals including a new girl for Mr. and Mrs. Chas Batey, and a Massey household guest. Upcoming Nazarene meeting invites community attendance with promised good sermons.

Chas Batey Monroe Massey Grandma Massey Ardmore Matt Henry Morrn Parson Kansas Uncle Jim) Patton Stigler Clyde Murphey Henryetta W. A. Leach W. H. Gray Baby Pleasant Hill R. N. Harper L. E. Ponton Atoka Cloe Jones Ada Clara Thompson O. S. Massey Mary Jean J. P. Crawford G. H. Truax W. T. Morris Will Gray O. W. Sallee L. T. Daniel Elmer Hayle Alex Okla McMurrin McCurtain County Little Glen McClain Hot Springs Arkansas Paris Tennessee Nazarene Meeting Xood

Stonewall Social Notes Link Ada Visitors and Local Guests

Stonewall hosts Mr and Mrs Joe Mayer from Conway Monday and Tuesday. Ada guests include Mr and Mrs Snipes Sunday and Mrs R A Strickland with daughter Juanita. R H Austell and daughter Pauline visit Ada with Pauline returning for the weekend. Other Ada visitors include Mrs G W Garrett and daughters Helen and Ruth and Mrs Henson Tuesday. Roy Broughton visits Coalgate on Monday. C A Acker and family Ada visitors Tuesday. Margaret Burnett returns from Ada Wednesday where she visited Teachers College students.

Juanita Strickland G. W. Garrett Helen Ruth Edwin Garrett Tom Henson Estelle Josie May First Baptist Church of Ada Tom Jeter Juanita John Garrison East Central College of Stonewall T. C. Walker Rubye Teachers College Dea Lance Wetumka J.M. Byrd Jas. King Joe Mayer Conway G. Ve. Walker Snipes R. H. Austell Roy Broughton Coalgate R. A. Strickland Henson

Ada and Roff residents attend church programs and visits

Ada residents joined a roff program at the Methodist church featuring Mr. Miller Mr. Norris a male quartet and Miss Bonnie Callis. Local people such as Billy Lambart Pauline Givens and Louise Collins visit relatives in Ada Bristow Sulphur and Chickasha while the Epworth League and Baptist groups hold activities.

Ada Methodist Church Miller Norris Bonnie Callis Billy Lambart Roff Pauline Givens Givens Robert S. Jones Savoy Texas Ed Johnson Lenora Douglas Milburn Okla Louise Collins Charlie Thacker Chickasha Louise Ratliff R. C. McKee

Local church notes and community visits in Colbert

Sunday services with Brother Teague and Brother Richardson, and multiple visits from Ada and Ross residents. A ball game with Homer ended in Homer victory. revival meetings in Conway led by Brother Shipman. weather turning rainy and cool. upcoming regular appointments and weekly events urged.

Community notes and visits amid rain and preaching

The column records steady rainfall and good crop prospects. Verda Sales visits Sulphur, Owen Stephens and wife visit B H Moore's relatives, Nell Moore visits friends near Fitzhugh, and Bunyard family members visit Opal Fairchilds. A local preaching event is planned for Saturday through Sunday night at a place called A Happy Kid.

Ahloso Community Recaps Rainy Period and Local News

Ahloso notes a welcome rainfall pleasing farmers. School began with praise for teachers including Mr. Anderson. Miss Mittie Hutchings and Miss Ellen Thompson visited relatives. Earl West and Dorothy Throgmartin announced as a couple. Local gatherings, visits, and a Sunday sermon by Bro. Tendell are reported with calls for community turnout.

Ahloso Anderson Mittie Hutchings Mae Hazel Carmichael Ellen Thompson Ada McGee Lornett Coffelt Chas. Sliger Lovelady L. B. Thompson Ellen Ruth Stagg High Hill Earl West Dorothy Throgmartin Sam Brandon R. Carmichael Bro. Tendell Calvin

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