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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1963
Page
7
Around the county residents host relatives from Colorado Texas and Missouri. Mr and Mrs Will Hoggard welcome Mrs Hoggards son and family while Arthur Trogden and four children travel from Rockville Colorado to visit, then plan trips to Kentucky and Colorado later.
Union Hill reports 55 in Sunday School attendance. Layman Don Newby preached both services. Various visitors from Ardlington Tulsa Ada and Stillwater attended and a solo was sung by Mrs Laura Haines. Birthday songs were shared for Mr Bottoms and Janet Braden. Junior class held an ice cream social after choir practice. Gideons will present a devotional next Sunday.
The clipping lists numerous visits and social events in Ada and surrounding towns. Residents like Elena Griffin, Ellen, the Jones and Rhynes families, and many others attended picnics, family gatherings, church events, and home visits in Wintersmith Park, Walnut Grove, and Ada. Several travels to Oklahoma City, Amarillo, and Lake Texoma are noted, along with condolences for Gus Logan and Barney Philpot.
Ada ocal news covers social visits and family routines in Walnut Grove and nearby towns. Residents attend dinners, hospital stays and minor surgeries while others host gatherings, share produce, and join Good Neighbor Club activities with Bible study and hydrangea care notes.
Hope Prater and Tracy Agee decorated a birthday cake. Ada residents including Ward Prater and family visited Tom Agee and Regina, while Tom Agee and daughters toured near Clayton Lake. The Cape family in Oklahoma City planned a mid August home visit before overseas. Union Hill children swim and play Little League as mothers manage canning and transport.
A quirky collection of humorous maxims and wry observations attributed to Uncle LEYS. The items lampoon manners, money, taxes, and social mores with a folksy voice. Included is a note about Rev. Charley Grant released by AP-Smith Service.
May Johnson Hart records social visits in Hart and surrounding areas.Neighbors and friends, including Loren Hughey, Barney Hall, and the Hatcher family, visit Sunday night. Home Demonstration Club attendees and local residents are listed with towns Ada Roff and Sulphur mentioned among the gatherings.
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