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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1958
Page
3
Latta Home Demonstration Club met at the school for a luncheon focusing on time-saving meals. Mrs. C. E. Brady presided as delegates to the Annual Farm and Home Conference at Stillwater were named. Wesley Branley led the program with two meat dishes.
The Ragland and Lee families held a July 4 reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lee home with 60 relatives present. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Hobart D. Ragland of Watonga and numerous Ada, Oklahoma City, Colbert, Okmulgee, and nearby-area relatives sharing picnic lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins Ada welcome Anthony Drew born July 12. Kenneth and Jean Martin announce Oma Janelle born July 11, with siblings Mike and Sharon Beth. Jim King and Louvina Newton greet Cara Denise born July 14, with grandparents Alfred King Latta and Ran Newton. Doyle Cheatum Ed mond daughter Brenda Sue born July 14. Doak Clark Mill Creek report Raymond Scott and brother John Morris. Homer Jumper Fittstown announce newborn son, unnamed, born July 8. Carl Hill Tupelo Route 1 announce Donald Edward born June 21. Delbert Weller Jesse report Anits Louise born July 7. Gerald Stewart Fittstown announces Brent Duane born July 5 with brother Bruce.
Cocoa and chocolate derive from the cacao tree. Cocoa beans resemble almonds and form in hard shells. Chocolate has more fat from cocoa butter than cocoa powder, though both products come from the same beans.
A brief note highlights horseradish as a favorite England accompaniment to roast beef. It suggests trying it with cold roast beef sandwiches in summer, and adds quick ideas like peanut butter on toast with banana slices and raisin bread.
Local society notes recount visits among families from Oklahoma City Altus and Tulsa plus a trip to Los Angeles. Mrs Brumley admitted to Valley View Hospital and several residents listed as ill. A Waness Home Demonstration Club met at the school lunch room with plans for an ice cream social and a lesson on time saving meals.
Local residents report numerous births and family updates from Ada and surrounding areas. New grandson Anthony Drew Collins born July 12 to Joe and Douglas Ann Collins with relatives in Konawa and Edmond. Nearby families welcome Brenda Sue Cheatum and Raymond Scott Moore births. Ahlosa community notes include vacations, visits, and social events across Ada, Mill Creek, and Pauls Valley. Two deaths reported this week.
A Ruth and Dorcas Ladies class event at the Ahloso Baptist Church last Wednesday evening honored Miss Anne Reed and Perry Don Rass. Guests and gift givers included Mrs. J. H. Howard, Jess Ross family, several Cantrells, Bertha Cantrell, Eddie Herber, and many others. refreshments of homemade ice cream were served after a brief business meeting.
Oakman news notes Lonnie Current spent a week with sister and family in Pauls Valley and Byng. A 30 day Navy furlough brings Hugh Leonard Clark home from Japan to visit family before ship duty on the Pacific. Local visits include Berryman, Jones, Lillard and others. Porter dies of a heart attack after returning from Sicily. Community gatherings and a political rally at Glenwood Park are mentioned along with family travel to Norwalk and Altus.
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