Summers Chapel By Mrs Nelson
Patsy Heaps spent the weekend with her cousin Carol Rutherford in Ada.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1954
Page
6
Patsy Heaps spent the weekend with her cousin Carol Rutherford in Ada.
Mr and Mrs Dwain Shaw moved to Duncan where Dwain works as a barber. They spent the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs Joe Shaw here.
Mr and Mrs Jack Rutherford and family spent Friday and Saturday in the Gordon Nelson home. Children present for Butch Nelsons birthday party included Lynn Glen Wood Giles Galen Terry Donna Jean Margie Lou Nelson Judy Kay Wayne Farmer and Linda Jo Cantrell. Also present were Mrs Colby Nelson Mrs A C Terry and Joe.
Mr and Mrs Irben Cox of Carlsbad New Mexico visited Mrs Lora Ellis and the Julius Ellis family last week. Leo Nelson and family and Mr Coxs parents joined the relatives for the visit.
Mr and Mrs Perry Don hic Broom are the parents of a daughter Donna Sue born May 18 in Coronado California Perry Don is a grandson of the Coier who raised their family west of here.
J. D. Casper of Ft. Fstes Oklahoma started for Oklahoma July 12 instead of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Nelson went to Miami Oklahoma to return Linda Jo home and leave Butch for a Cantrell visit. Betty Ellis spent Sunday with cousins Janie and Shirley Nelson. Evelyn Lance of Oklahoma City visits with her parents. Manville Beavers, formerly local, called on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelson. his wife Marie Hilton visited sister Lillian Brecheen. Moss Webb Keiser, now in Wewoka, visited E. H. Light. The Passmores vacation in Indian Country near Tahlequah. Hanse Burk on vacation attends camp meeting east of Ada. Mr and Mrs Herman Edge of Lequire came to the camp last Tuesday.
Sharon will visit her grandparents the Willoughbys and other relatives, enjoying time with family during the trip.
Earl McDaniel intends to find an old organ and mount an electric motor on the pedals. He plans to operate the rest of the instrument himself as soon as he learns how.
M. R. Tucker tangled with a propane tank and a component detached, releasing gas into his eyes. Doctors fear possible loss of his right eye.
Mr and Mrs George B Farrington and family of Kingsville Texas are spending a few days with Mr Farringtons sister Mrs Elmer Love and family.
Mr and Mrs Joe Ryan of Ada had supper with the Ed Westbrooks on Friday night. Tuesday night Bill Westbrook and his family from Oklahoma City visited the Westbrooks.
Mrs. Baxter Scoggin Jr and her children from Kansas City Missouri arrived Friday night to visit at the B I Scoggin home here.
Mrs A B Rains of Ada is spending a week with her daughter Mrs Dewey Northam and family.
Vernon McCurdy of Topeka Kansas is spending the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Emmett McCurdy.
Mrs Clarence Mulli makes arrangements to visit her mother in St Louis before she and her small daughter fly to Germany where Clarence is stationed.
A collection of wry maxims on labor births taxes sparking and honesty from Rev Charley Grant. It contrasts self made men with unskilled labor and jokes about tubby futures and cranky drivers while reflecting on conflicts between Native and settler relations.
Mr and Mrs J D Underhill visited their daughter in Bartlesville from Tuesday to Friday. Clarence Bratcher and his California relatives visited T H Bratcher's family. Arleeta Kirk stayed a week with grandparents W H Barton in Lovelady. Jim Rutherford and family visited his grandparents Impson Anderson. Ray Lamb attended camp meeting. Herbert Robinson and Rhonda from Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Del Robinson and family.
Mr and Mrs John Sullivan of Amarillo Texas were seen visiting in the light of day at a local gathering, with neighbors noting their cordial welcome and cheerful demeanor.
Mrs. Sullivan formerly Geneva Norman, remains central to a Saturday home event noted in the society column.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Coley announce the birth of a daughter Elizabeth Joan born on July 3.
Mr and Mrs Devereaux Rutledge and Richard of Shawnee spent Sunday visiting the A P Nelson residence and the W M Farmer home. The party also called on Mrs Josie Lynch during their outing.
Mrs Lee Tucker traveled with her son Paul and his family into Arkansas and Missouri this week. They visited Ollie's father W F Woods and the aunt who raised Ollie in Flippeu Arkansas.
The text notes Mrs. Judy Gibson aged 94 visiting family in Springfield Missouri with Mr. Wood’s sister Hattie Hall and Lee meeting the group in Oklahoma City. They attended an all night singing with Mrs. Lucille Fox and were joined by Mrs. Helen Kendall who led prayer. Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. Westbrook served cookies and iced punch after a one-dish meal.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Huskisson and their guests Bill Bob Gary and La Wanna from Phoenix Arizona are visiting Mrs. Huskisson's sister Mrs. Loy Wood and family.
The Summers Chapel Home Demonstration Club met Monday afternoon in the school lunchroom. Audrey Kendall read the de- tails of a newborn, the first grandchild for Leo and George Casper’s families with ties to Allen and the Nelsons. Joe Davis Jr was born Monday at 3 30 PM with Pvt Casper arriving soon after. In 1956 Mars will be 35 million miles from Earth as it nears the two closest planets.
Advice on keeping a vacuum bottle clean. Suggests pouring a solution of baking soda and warm water into the bottle, shaking, rinsing with clean water, and inverting to dry to maintain hygiene.
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