Around The County Center By Mrs Rae Garrett
The column lists local visits and events in Oklahoma City and Ada areas. Families including Vanderer Garrett Gray Grove Reed and others travel to Hot Springs California and Ada Friday and Sunday. Church attendance at Baptist Church was 39 with Rev Paul Hunter planning a revival starting July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Garrett
Jack Vanderer
Paula Kay
Mary Patty
Oklahoma City
Hot Springs
Ark
Thelma Jean Garrett
Sondra
Oren Gray
Ada
R.E.A
Fairgrounds
Sondra Garrett
Janice Chilowat
Leroy Grove
Shawnee
Susan Grove
Bill Reed
Lillian Morris
May McCracken
Grandma Grove
May
Lillian
Baptist Church
Paul Hunter
Homer Reed
Bob Gray
Russel
Rickey
California
Vernon Gray
Fred Gray
Larry
Carma
Tom Burch
Mrs
Oakman and Francis Social News Adapts Weekend Visits
Oakman and Francis sections recap visits from family and friends across Ada and nearby towns. Notable gatherings include Bill Carter hosting and hosting guests, Wynns camping at Lake Eufaula with anglers and coons near the camp, plus relatives visiting from Boyington, Seminole, and Porum. Several families plan moves or trips to Carlsbad Caverns and Oklahoma City, with church events featuring H. L. Kelly’s daughter Sue Condley visiting from Portland and other locals attending services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Wynn
Wendell
Ella Wynn
Emmett Wynn
Regina Guinn
Finday
Lake Eufaula
Wynns
Wynn
Coalgate
Regina
Travel and Tales From A Dreamy, Witty World
A collage of humorous lines on travel, agents, plays, and quirks. Quips about mothers, horses, time, and other everyday images blend with satirical witticisms. A quirky feature by REV. CHARLES GRANT via AL SMITH Feature Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Grant
AL Smith
Crossword ACROSS DOWN Adores and clues collage
Crossword puzzle style item listing many clues with numbers and fragments. Contains entries like erotic foolishly and compass, as well as terms such as that is abbr and walked on. The dense grid-like presentation mirrors a newspaper puzzle page with scattered word hints and partial answers.
Mrs Buckeley Home Visit Notes
Mrs Buckeley is at home. The family also visited other relatives during the day, sharing time with kin and discussing upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Buckeley
Weekend Socials Go On In Oklahoma Town
Cordell Lee and family shared visits with Rosie Lee and Steven Gray in Oak Center. Holdenville, Apache, Broken Arrow, and Oxford residents were mentioned visiting relatives and friends across several households. A grandson Vincent Myers Jr. from Apache died after a Lindsay gear accident at 19, with funeral attendance from Allen and Apache kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Kidwell
Vincent Myers Jr
Apache
Lindsay
Allen
Iris
Kidwell
Methodist Church
David Forester
C. Call
Clara Sallarcans
George Kid
Allen by Eunice Isaacs announcement in Hawaii
Dr and Mrs David West told grandparents they were traveling to Hawaii where Dr West will be an MD in two years at Pearl Harbor Navy hospital. West has been stationed in Maryland and the family plans to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Isaacs
David West
Moss
Hawaii
West
Navy Hospital
Pearl Harbor
Maryland
Brother of Monroe Lee dies in Cleo Springs services held
Monroe Lee learned of his brother Henry Lee's death Saturday at Cleo Springs. Henry Lee was born at Oakman. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Cleo Springs with attendees including Mr and Mrs Monroe Lee Mrs Rosie Lee Wilburn Lee and Mrs Gearldine Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Norton
Philip Norton
Amarillo
Tex
Kenneth Blom
Ada
Monroe Lee
Henry Lee
Cleo Springs
Oakman
Francis
Rosie Lee
Wilburn Lee
Gearldine Lee
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John Mosner
Elmer McDonald
George Carter
Bill Carter
Ron Cox
Bill McCracken
Alva
Elmer Lee
Jess Berryman
Floyd McNeill
Bart
Avery McNeill
Union Valley
Mrs. Linvall Lillard
J. B. Pendergrass
Carol Hodges
Donna
Richard
Ila Pevehouse
Glenda
Lacey Flowers
Karla
Keith
Mrs. Cotten
Lamont, Calif
Mrs. Mann Wynn
Gerrldine Lee
H. L. Kelly
Sue Condley
Portland
Oreg
Russellville
Isom Harris
Coy Henson
Donna Kay
Glen Atteberry
Jerry
David
Quanah
Lloyd Harris
Mrs. Murray Wade
Qon Buchannan
Robert Robinson
Amy
Carlsbad, N. M
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Lynn Lee
Dean Lee
Mary Taylor
Ophelen Rainbolt
John Baker
Oma
Thurman
Herbert Thurman
Tulsa
Carlos Harrison
John Davis
Lois Hodges
Maud
Oma Thurman
Lewis Johnson
Renee
Richmond
Calif
Hattie Harris
John Stinson
Ernest Matthews
James Lee
Margaret
George
B. J. Bottoms
Linda
Raymond Williams
Raynell
Margie Harris
Effie Millican
Joyce
Bobby Nance
Danny
Nancy
Pamela
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. M. Nance
Donna McCurrey
Wichita Falls
Des Whittington
Liddie Canada
Valley View Hospital
Nance
Doe Crawford
Linda Kay
Lloyd Lang
Travis
Okmulgee
J. _M. Nance
Kim Crawford
Oakman Church
Lavon Caton
Arling
Beulah Buckeley
Dunton
Can
Bill Bratcher
Bill
Bratcher
Joe Crawwford
Joe Crawfords
Duncan
Sonny South
PJ FU
Quik Wow
UWE
Y Art Beeman
Jopn
By Warren Sattler
An Sha
By Courtney Alderson
Dhady Yard
Picnis Hee
Lou ‘Gn
Emmy Lou Hogg
Aunn
By al Smith
BY Kern Pederson
Games County News
Pops
By George Wolfe
Herbert Abbott
E.wildhar
Maine
Willion Miles
State OF
Averstead
By Arnold
ATS
Calthough
Rome
M. Milquetoast
Besant Cre
Te Povice
Deems
BY Tom Oka
Mi Erg
Oe Sp Army
Angeu
By Brad Anderson
ANE
Unc
S & Dlevs
Herbert Hoover
Pre
Cau
Cordell Lee
Steven Gray
Oak Center
H. P. Inman
John. Smallfield
Grace Black
Rev
Mrs. T. J. Dared
Broken Arrow
Charlie Wilkinson
Doris Hobrond
Oxford, N. C
Farmie Daniel
Henderson ,N.C
L. W. Bryant
Finley
Floyd Wellington
Greg
Tony
M. C. Cook
Buddy Yont
George Kidwell
Veterans Hospital
Mr. Kidwell
Valley View
Mrs. Royal Sanders
Roland Hayes
Randy
Dunncan
Tom Hughes
Orville Green
Medford
Allie Macjin Allen
Hobgood
Lubbock
Texlformer
Doris Ashlock
J. A. Ashlock
Port Smith
Wilburton
R. C. Isaacs
Earnest Wood
Cleddie
Wards
Long Beach
William Barnhill
Ray Dunn
Ann Lindsay
Willie Isaacs
Heim
Doris Hobgood
Terry
Oxford
N. C
Fannie Daniel
Henderson, M
Don Brown
Karen Kayl
Donita Rae
Weatherford
Gare
Walker Miller
George Brown
B. M. Mack
WELCH
Criswell Funeral Home
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