Around The County Visitors and relatives span region wide
Mrs. Hampton and husband Clarence Barnett of Pickett host a Wednesday visit with their daughter and family. Weekend guests include the Hamptons’ daughters and families, the Hardcastle clan from Ada and California, and many relatives from Oklahoma City and Houston. Raymond Hutchings thanks patrons for the WEEKLY subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hampton
Clarence Barnett
Pickett
Hamptons
Danny Cowart
Tracy
Ada
Raymond Hutchings
Lisa
Houston
Tex
Marjorie Turner
Claude Hutchings
Haskell Banks
Don Hutchings
Jamie
Jimmy Hurley
Larry Hutchings
Mike
Oklahoma City
The
Weekly
Union Hill Social Notes and Farm Fun Summary
Union Hill residents recount visits among the Welch, Haines, Haskins, Cunningham and other families. The Welch children fished 108 bluegill for bait, then camped at Lake Eufaula. July 4 included cookout and ice cream. many adults and children enjoyed farm pond activities, fishing, swimming, and a later alumni banquet in Wynnewood. Attendance at Union Hill Baptist Church reached 58 with Rev Don Newby preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Welch
C. L. Welch
Stratford
Clyde Haskins
Eddie
Oil Center
Harold Haines
Jerry Haskins
Yukon
Ed Hall
Vaonss
F. L. Cunningham
Helena Bacon
Ricky
Arlington
Tex
John Grace
Moore
Lavon Graham
Phillip
Norman
Mike
Mark
Sondra Welch
Ray Kemp
Lake Eufaula
Mike Welch
Union Hill Baptist Church
Don Newby
Ann Lancaster
Angela Miller
Dallas
Barbara Newby
Lynda Golden
Mike Haines
Russell Gray
Yvonne Gray
Myra Garrett
Jesus
Laura Haines
God
Community Notices and Family Visits Across Oklahoma and Arkansas
Local residents share visits across Oklahoma including Midwest City, Oklahoma City, Ardmore, and Byng, with trips to Lake Texoma and regions in Arkansas. Names such as Good, Rhynes, Allen, Crow, Johnson, and McAnally appear among families gathering for holidays, church events, and fishing outings. Debra Lee Allen marries Terry Robertson. church attendance noted with 73 at Sunday school and activities by Rev. Cunningham and others.
A Large Holiday Family Gathering In Ada Oklahoma
A crowded Moore area visit list details Mr and Mrs Horace Golden and children and many relatives from Ada Oklahoma and surrounding towns. The group attended a July 4 under baseball game in Maysville. Visitors included Ms Vanessa Ragland and families from Oklahoma and Arkansas, with extended visits to Lee's Pack and Arbuckle Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace. Golden
Hubert Golden
Junior
Rhynes
Michelle
van. Schuyner
Mays
Ville
Vaness
Maysville
State polled Hereford tour set to start July 16
Miss Sondra Sturdivan and Mrs. Forehand and Mrs. Osborn visited Mrs. J W Osborn. The Progressive Polled Hereford Association state tour will begin July 16 at the J W Osborn farm on Highway 13, northwest of Ada, at a.m. J W Osborn and Jackie plan to make the tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sondra Sturdivan
Pat Forehand
Nelda Osborn
Little Johnnie
J. W. Osborn
J. W Osborn
Highway 13
Ada
At & A.m
Jackie
Homer Baptists Hear Rev Tate and Visitors
Robert Bennett returns home after surgery at Valley View Hospital. Thirty nine attend Homer Baptist Church Sunday with Rev Dennis Tate preaching both services. Mrs Tate and Denice visit. Conners move from Eloy to Memphis while Dana Rucker returns to Charlotte after visiting Bennett relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmolene Golden
Robert
Bennett
Valley View Hospital
Homer
Baptist
Dennis Tate
Latta
Mary Conner
Suzanne
Bob
Nancy Beth
Barrett
Robert Bennett
Conners
Eloy
Ariz
Memphis
Tenn
Dana Rucker
Charlotte
N. C
Rob
Jez Bennett
Tharp and Turner Families Attend Holiday Gatherings
Oklahoma City residents Mr and Mrs Raymond Tharp visited his father Carl Tharp and Mr and Mrs A Lilley during the 4th of July weekend. Mr and Mrs Sam Turner and Mark Brewer spent Thursday with sister and family Mrs Katherine Shea in Purcell and attended the Purcell Rodeo. They then visited Mrs Sizemore, Stonewall, on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hardcastle
Stockton
Calif
Lonnie Manuel
Mark
Manuel
Isabelle Prince
Oklahoma City
Leon Manuel
Tony
Richard Hardcastle
Ada
Floyd McCabe
California
Jerry Atwood
Kent
Lonnie Roy Manuel
Lonnie Roger
Tient
Midwest City Memorial, Hospital
Goodmans
Jimmy Musgrove
Betty Bryant
Stratford
Violet Goodman Friay
Carl Holman
Charles Sanders
Florence Philpot
Tommy Johnson
Arthur Wright
Johnny Adlen
Earl Johnson
Wichita
Kan
Albert Crow
Lake Texoma
Ford
Marlow
Don Johnson
Denver
Robert Golden
Lynda
Mike
Arkansas
Missouri
Eureka Springs
Roaring River
Claremore
Cowtoy Hall of Fame
James Morgan
Cynthia
Ecky
Charles Copier
Ami
Debra
Charlene
Kevin
Frontier City
Lincoln Park
Basil
Zoo
Callie Hast
Lou Little
Norma Sweeney
Glen McGuire
Sharon McGuire
John Swesh
Weeney
Keith
Norma
Ana Bishornis
God
Tulsa
Glenda
Sweeney
Stringtown
Dele Miley
Linda Weller
Brenda “Koontz
Ed ‘Hartung
Kay
Ted Mellery
Renda Koontz
Linda” Waller
Tilley
Robert
Jean
Dale’ Tilley
Brenda
Jeff
Raymond Tharp
Carl Tharp
A. ‘Lilley
Sam Turner
iMark Brewer
Katherine Shea
Donna
Mary
Janet
Purcell
Strickland Withdraws From District 24 Race
Otto Strickland, longtime pharmacist and state representative candidate for District 24, withdrew this week due to illness. He lives in Allen and is a patient at Valley View Hospital. District 24 covers parts of Pontotoc, Hughes, and Coal counties. incumbent Hugh Sandlin, Holdenville attorney, holds the seat. Strickland has served in the Oklahoma House across four decades and recently received a 50-year pin from the state association of registered pharmacists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Strickland
Allen
Valley View Hospital
Pontotoc
Pls
Hughes
Coal Counties
Hugh Sandlin
Holdenville
Strickland
Oklahoma
House of Representatives
Association of Registered Pharmacists
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oakman
Don Evans
Arlie Morrison
Lois Jean
Mary, Melburne
Erma
Union Hill
Lynga Golden
Jim Kirkes
Cora Cassidy
Galey
J. W. Haines
Ed Roberts
Center
Visdine
Wynnewood
Harvey Groves
Sondra Welch Sahir
Earl Rose
Don ‘New'by
Benny Jones
Kenny
Bil Briggs
Karen’ Wallace
Little Glasses
Stanley Good
Alfred Long
Barbara
Man
Jerry
Monnie
Cheyenne
Everette Hurley
Debra Lee Allen
Johnny Allen
Terry Robertson
Billy Joe Adams
Junior Rhynes
William Henson
Billy
James Rhynes
Lela Johnson
Geraldine McAnally
Sandy
Pam
Frank Allen
Lindsay
Allen’ Miller
Wayne
Impleta
Mangum
Mary Long
Tommy
Harold Long
Mer
Leston Long
Junior Long
Alvin McAnally
Tammy
Darrel Mackey
Gene Cossey
Valdros, Ark
Lee Keeling
George Smith
Church of God
Ann Bottoms
Johnny Steele
Charles Coplen
ADE
TCE Wada
Tamtler
uMsual
Phillip Poindexter
L. L. Crockett
Stroud
Terry Barnes
Jennifer Gar
Ner
C. C. Bacon and Rick
J. R. Zachary
Denison
the Rey
Warren Cun
Bill Layman
Karen
Charlie Enloe
James Bray
Alvin Wells
Albert’ Crow
Jack Prine
William Earl
Amd
Robert Bolin
Kenneth
Sunigay
Clissa Wells
Jack
Prine
Eddy Hayes
Ken Smith
Kenny Bray
J. W. Crawley
Bessie. Humphers
Robert Trivett
R. E. Tilley
F. C. Jones
Becky
Murray Golden
James Hans
Sonny Golden
Paul Golden
Masier
Ore
Bob Cushman
Roy Kindrick
Audie Nelson
Elva Crawley
Doug Kindrick
Myrtle Archer
Lingett
Henry
Norton
Baby
Myrtle Archee
Lindel
Walter McAnally
William. Henson
James ‘Ssani
T. Tatum
Alvin McAinally
Gary McAnally
Mire
Long
Lela
Johnson
Dean -Underwood
Terry
Cochran
Gary
Randy
Delinda
del City
Elmer Cochran
Gale Blankenship
Leah Kay
Lena Cochran
Fran Duckworth
Enid
Etta Garrett
Myra Nell
Tha Stice
Myra Mn
Letha ™ Stice
Rett
Nora Roper
Sybil Collins
Bristow
Billy Adams
Joni
Rhon
Horace Golden
Nova Lancaster
Glen Henderson
Dink Binion
Bruce Myers
Matt Richardson
Steven
Lillie Karr
Daisy Binion
Alice Binion
A. A. Andrews
Lincoln
Criswell Funeral Home
Marsha
Ragland
Philip Wilson
James Anderson
Barger
Elva Smith
Charley’ Walker
Johnnie
Golden
Charles
Bill Osborn
Margaret Sturdivant
Jimmy Frederick
Ste J Sandra
Pene En Yen
Arkansas’ City
Lee's
Marvin Byars
Lobby
Jerry Gentry
Chris
Collon
Alvin” Chambers
H. G. Byars
Gwen Tilley
Jeffery
Billie Waller
Jack ‘McNutt
Tessia
Col. Wood
Connié
Dixie
Lbuquerque
N. M
Diamonds
Hamilton
Wittnauer
Gem Jewelers
We Main
First National Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
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