Marilyn Melton Weds Roderick W Calvert
Marilyn Melton and Roderick Wilcox Calvert were married at 7 p.m. Friday in Boswell Chapel on the Pact Central campus. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Troy Melton of Ada and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Calvert. Rev. Ivan J. Young officiated. Miss Marsha Ivby of Holdenville was maid of honor. Jon Ross of Ada was best man. The couple will reside at 172912 Sanch Cherry after a Dallas wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Melton
South Broadway
Marilyn Melton
Roderick Wilcox Calvert
Boswell Chapel
Robert J. Calvert
Ivan J. Young
Jack Johnson
Marsha Ivby
Holdenville
Jon Ross
Ada
Kent Morrison
Ted Hedrick
Melon
Calvert
Ada High School
Service Electric Company
Oklahoma University
Phi Delta Theta
Evergreen Mills
East Central
Dallas
Sanch Cherry
Mrs Shipley Hosts Colbert Club July Meeting
The Colbert Club met at Mrs Sherman Shipley s home for its July session with Mrs James Patteson leading assisted by Mrs Shipley Mrs Fane ny Miller and Mrs Wynotha Dea vin. Members planned fair exhibits and August picnic at Mrs Leon Scrogging s home. Two members were selected for the State Farm Women s Convention at Stillwater in August and ideas on house clothing and food were shared along with new frozen foods. A refreshment plate for 12 was served by the hostess assisted by Raymond Verble and Mrs Patteson with plans to attend the August supper and bring ice cream freezers full of desserts and picnic foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calbert Club
Sherman Shipley
State Farm Women’s
Stillwater
Leon
James Patteson
Shipley
Faneny Miller
Wynotha Deavin
Columbus Finds Martinique During 1302 Voyage
Columbus discovers the 427 square mile West Indies island of Martinique on his fourth voyage. He takes on fresh water and rests for three days before continuing onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
West Indies
Martinique
Courtesy Fetes Pastor's Wife at Rosf First Baptist Church
Mrs. Derry, wife of the Rosf First Baptist pastor, was honored at a ladies waiting shower Tuesday night in the church annex. The event, hosted by deacons' wives, featured a green and yellow theme, games directed by Mrs. Roy Bardin, and pink and white cake with blue decorative details. Hostesses included Mrs. Arthur Harber, Mrs. Roy Bardin, and many others. guest list lists numerous attendees from the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derry Queen
First Baptist Church of
Rosf
Roy Bardin
Arthur Harber
Leonard Etchieson
Amos ‘Summers
Paul Heuail
John Reed
Grover Castleberry
W. W. Potts
Grady Coston
Novelle Flowers
Hubert Hayes
Elmer Davis
Edith Hobbs
Nancy Geree
Walter Morrisott
Ing Jones
Bill Bradford
George Lucas
Addie Kelley
Mary Laseman
Mary Tiktey
Opal Hill
J. T. Hackworth
Phyllis Hodges
Olivia Hudson
Nettie Hodges
Josefa Craig
Joyce Cherry
Ruby Williams
Kate Davis
Carl Stewart
Judy Williams
Grace Soutee
Opal King
Mary Ann Harber
Doris Harrison
Odema Fairchild
Gloria Hudson
Beatrice Hevion
Roberta Hodges
Ona Hobbs
Bonnie Walls
Lawanda Chaney
Beulah Hathaway
J. M. Craig
MM. W. Phillips
Alvin Tidwell
Lorene Scott
Mattie Stewart
Minnie Dayle
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sisters Meet At Hazday Home
Epsilon Chi chapter members of Epsilon Sigma Alpha gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Jay Hagday’s residence on South Broadway Boulevard. They swam in the Hazday pool then dined on sandwiches doughnuts and coffee. Mrs. Harday presided as business adjourned with plans for a July bridge benefit and next year’s activities and yearbook details. Attendees included Mrs. Oscar Schwartz Mrs. Don Holton Mrs. Jack Haraway Mrs. Burl Harris and Mrs. Pat A. Hall. Next meeting set for August 14 at Mrs. Hall’s home on St. Joseph Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon .Chi
Epsilon Sigma Alpha International
Jay Hagday
Broadway
Hazday
Harday
Ways and Means
Pat A. Hall
Burl Harris
Oscar ‘Schwartz
Don Holton
Jack Haraway
Jay Harday
St. Joseph Drive
Election Set July 24 By Auxiliary at Roward Ada
The American Legion Auxiliary of Roward Maxey Unit in Ada Oklahoma will hold officer elections July 24 at 7 40 p m in the American Legion Hall. Current officers will continue until after the Department Convention in Oklahoma City August 10 11 and 13. The unit has 67 paid up members and will elect delegates and alternates for the convention at the July 24 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Roward Maxey
Ada
American Legion Hall
Peppy Cleere
Marie Bailey
Clara McComas
Jane Inman
Evah Ferguson
Susie Marie Wilson
Bertice Stalzer
Bertha Byrd
Isbelle Kilpatrick
Department
Oklahoma City
Skirvin Tower Hotel
Howard-Maxey
Cleere
Roarks Host Supper Party At Their Home
Mr and Mrs Jim Roark Allen hosted a Monday night outdoor charcoal steak supper at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Doris Triplett with daughter Joan Corpus Christi Texas Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker and daughters Joan and Kay Ronnie Jared Thurman Triplett Mrs Vessie Richmond Sue Span and Mrs Jimmy Nell Chiles The Tripletts presented slides of photos taken in Pennsylvania and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim. Roark
Allen
Doris Triplett
Joan
Corpus Christi
Tex
Charlie Walker
Kay
Ronnie Jared
Thurman Triplett
Vessie
Richmond
Sue Span
Jimmy Nell Chiles
Triplett
Pennsylvania
Miss Sandra Burns to Wed Billy Mann in Ada Church
Miss Sandra Burns and Billy Mann plan to marry at Central Church of Christ in Ada on August 4 at 7 30 p m with Richard Jones officiating. Sandra, a Stuart graduate, will be a junior at East Central State College. Billy, a 1961 Ada High School graduate, will be a sophomore next fall at East Central. The couple will continue their education and reside with families of their respective lineages, including Mrs Willie Bowen and Mr and Mrs R V Mann Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Burns
Stuart
Sandra Burns
Billy Mann
Billy
R. ¥. Mann Jr
City
Central Church of Christ
Ada
Richard Jones
Sandra
East Central State College
Ada High School
East Central
Willie Bowen
West Fourteenth
R. V. Mann
Stonewall
Corbins Honor Cattlemen Guests At Stoneybroke Ranch
Mr and Mrs Carlton Corbin hosted a winter Sunday steak dinner at Stoneybroke Ranch south of Fitts town. Guests included buyers of Emulous 700th offspring and judges from the evaluation contest, with the T Bone Award centerpiece and a walnut bronze trophy on display. Charcoal broiled T bones were served as attendance from Tulsa Stillwater Cushing Tishomingo and others listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Corbin
Bill
Mary
Stoneybroke Ranch
Fitts
Malcolm Maris Magic Circle Stockman
Tulsa
Clyde Reed
Stillswater
Oscar Anderson
Cushing
Bob Taylor
Shawnee
Murray Corbin
Cathy
Tishomingo
Eldon Flynn
Fillstown
C. B. Nutter
Tishominga
Robert Laflin
Oldsburg
Kan
Lewis Lafin
Crab Crehard
Neb
Merte Jamison
Stonewall
Caralyn van Bebber
Ada
Jerry Miller
Coalgate
Kent
Mark Leach
Atamogorda
Supper Party for Fitts Town Baptist Class
Mrs. Mabel McNeill and Mrs. Gerrig Mickell hosted the Young People’s Class of Fitts Town Baptist Church for a taco supper on the Nickell lawn Friday. Activities included volleyball badmin ton and horseshoes, with tacos baked beans pies and iced tea served to attendees including Leon Kay Jackson Mark Wall Joan Jaques Ada Billie Auten Janelle Lackey Judy Patton Wayne McNeill Mike Larry Nickell Rey and Elwin Haseltine and sons Tim and David. Late arrivals were Rey Jay Hawry and wife to pick up their two boys Coy and Keith. McDaniel was superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel McNeill
Gerrig Mickell
Fitts+town Baptist Church
Nickell
Leon
Kay Jackson
Mark Wall
Joan Jaques
Ada
Billie Auten
Janelle Lackey
Judy Patton
Wayne McNeilll
Mike
Larry Nickell
Rey
Elwin Haseltine
Tim
David
Nickells
McNeills
Jay Hawry
Coy
Keith
Eve J
McDaniel
McNeill
Tupelo
Rest Intervals Cut Housework Fatigue Says USDA
A USDA booklet recommends 10 minute rest breaks after each hour of four hours of work and 15 minutes after the fourth hour. It advises correct body use, proper working heights, and avoiding slumping to reduce fatigue and improve appearance. It notes women may benefit similarly and that standing or sitting with a straight back reduces strain during chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Jontago
United States Department of Agriculture
Shelvas
New Member Welcomed at Vanoss Home Demonstration Club
The Vanoss Home Demonstration Club held its July meeting in the home economics room at the school with Mrs. A. J. McCullar presiding. New member Mrs. Thurman Holland joined attendees including Mrs. R. B. Tillin and Mrs. Homer Sliger as refreshments of Cokes and cookies were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanoss Home Demonstration Club
A. J. McCullar
Bill McCullar
R. B. Tillin
Homer Sliger
Pat Hooks
Ezra Holland
Marvin Briggs
Alva Johnson
G. M. Pitt
B. I
Tupelo Couple Returns From Mexico Trip
Tupelo residents Mr. and Mrs. James McDaniel returned home last Wednesday from a five day tour that visited Corpus Christi Texas King’s Ranch and nearby areas including Ryndsa Monterey and Tsradn Mawvion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Mexico
James McDaniel
Sneiz
Corpus Christi
Tex
King's Ranch
Ryndsa
Monterey
All Children Attend Holland Family Reunion
A Holland family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Will Holland’s Stonewall Route 1 home. Nearly all children and grandchildren attended except Ed Paul and Sally Deborah and Rebecca who were in California. Numerous relatives from Wichita Tupelo Springfield and Derby attended along with extended family in Georgia Oregon and Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Holland
Stonewall
Route 1
Ed Paul
Deborah
Rebecca
Wichinla
Kan
California
Leroy Kifer
Linda
Ladoona
Doyle Kifer
Douglas
Wichita
Wallace Dunks
Dixie
Michael
Springfield
Oregon
Jack Teel Jr
Jackie
Ada
M. Sandy
Dorcas
Marcus
Wilton Holland
David
Ronnie
Brenda
Randy
Derby
Kansas
Minda Phillips
Bob Holland
Rachel
Joyce Holland
Berlie Holland
Powder Springs
Georgia
Marvin. Brashears
Jackie Loyd
Tupelo
Curtis Barrett
Melvin Holland
Maccine Pugh
Ralph
Edwin Holland
Fort Worth
Texas
Mary Harkins
Betty
Jimmy
Michael J
Betty Hood
Flinns Host Family Dinner With Urree Kin
Mr and Mrs Si Flinn hosted a family dinner Monday inviting Urree brothers and Major Elmer L Dorsey his wife and daughter Diane Roy Utah Raymond A Dorsey Roy Norfolk Va Bill Dorsey Ada and their mother Mrs Bill Dorsey A dinner was held Sunday at the mother’s Ada home The blast of air from snow avalanches splinters trees miles from the slide path.
Daughters Visit The Irl Doolittles in Fillstown
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brownlee and children Russell Segrid and Brett spent Thurs day through Sunday in Fillstown with Mrs. Brownlee's parents the Iri Doolittles. The family from Fillstown in Little Dear Colorado enjoyed a two week vacation fishing and relaxing at a cabin. Beverly Clockson Tulsa visited Sunday and her daughter Terry returned home with Beverly after months in Fillstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Brownlee
Russell
Segrid
Brett
Hennessey
Fillstown
Terry
The McCurdys Welcome Third Grandchild David Tawson
Mn and Mrs. Martin McCurdy of Tupelo became grandparents for the third time when a son was born Friday July 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kaiser of Lindsay. The baby, named David Tawson, weighed nine pounds one ounce at Chickasha hospital. The McCurdys visited their daughter and grandson and Kaiser relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin McCurdy
Tupelo
Harry Kasier
Lindsay
Chickasha
David Tawson
The Nickells Vacation In California
The Nickell family left Tuesday for Long Beach California for a two week trip returning August 3. They will visit Mrs HW Toby and Carlos Laughlin in Sacramento before Mrs Dollie Laughlin returns to Ada when the Nickells come back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Beach
Calif
Crebitl Nickell
Mike
Larry
Filtstown
HW. B. Toby
Carlos Laughlin
Scaramento
Dollie Laughlin
Ada
Clampitt Family Visitors Return From France Duty
Mrs. Clampitt hosts her children Li and Phillip Hannimaty with families in Panama City Florida Oklahoma City and guests Mr and Mrs Edward Clampitt and Mr and Mrs Charles Clampitt. Odell Clampitt and family recently returned from a five year tour of duty in France. Read the News Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Clampitt
Rolf
Phillip Hannimaty
Panama
City
Florida
Odell Clampitt
France
Edward Clampitt
Charles Clampitt
Oklahoma City
Telstar Advances Private Satellite Links Worldwide
The world's first private enterprise communications satellite is used for dramatic experiments in relaying telephone calls and television internationally. Ground stations in the U S built by the Bell System at Andover Maine and Holmdel New Jersey enable Telstar. Telstar marks a major experimental step toward a worldwide satellite communications system proposed at Bell Labs. Progress relies on ongoing private industry research and development. Above all, Telstar symbolizes Bell System effort to improve telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell System
America
Telstar
Cape Canaveral
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Andover
Maine
Holmdel
New Jersey
Bell Telephone Laboratories
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Roderick W. Calvert
Mrs. Shipley
Colbert Club
Mrs. Hazday
Sorority
Mr. and
Mrs. Roark
Bill Mann
Corbins
Stoneybroke
Vanoss HD Club
Holland Family
Omarth Geondway
Irl Doolittles
the Nickells
Hamilton
Lensines
Wiltnauer
Espin
Gem Jewelers
Oklahoma
New “Telstar
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
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