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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

6

Revival and community notes in Pontotoc County

Warm weather and busy social life mark Rural Communities of Pontotoc County. Reports on visits, church revivals led by Bro. Bircheson and Dr. Morris, school updates, local gatherings, and a new Plymouth purchase by Sheriff Kaiser frame a snapshot of daily life in the area.

Revival And Social News In Ada Community

A long list of visits and gatherings across Ada and surrounding areas includes Bennie Phillips and Bes sie McGehee visiting Anna Belle Berger, family reunions at Sulphur and Union Valley, and multiple calls on friends and relatives. The piece notes a revival starting Thursday, social events, and local weather with rain appreciated after heat. It closes with NYA activity and Oklahoma students aided by NYA funds.

Bennie Phillips Bessie McGehee Anna Belle Berger Gerald West Ada C. D. Irving Gaar Corner M. S. Collins C. W. Martin Joe J. Shaw J. J. Shaw Nina Pearl Fugate Maron Gillian Guy Fugate C. L. Berger Maurine Wilma Calvin C. A. Berger Wanda Jave Fugate Nina Ery Fugate Beatrice Colins Henry Eaves Purcell Vaness Christene Berger Mavrsville Roy Childers W. Martin Grace Irvin Cyril, Okla Louise Pitt Car Denham George Collins Sr J. W. Denham Allie Denham Mattie Roundtree G. M. Pitt H. L. Troutman

Revival services draw sizable crowds at High Hill

Preaching attracted strong attendance over Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night. Bro Bird delivered engaging sermons. Visitors Mr and Mrs Henry Rabnift and daughter and Pauline Rowe traveled to visit relatives and friends.

J. L. Tilley Oklahoma City Landmark Baptist Church Eld R. R. Farris Troy Mise Chickasha G. M. Pitt G. A. Pitt Pauline Pitt Sunshine Chas. L. Berger W. W. Berger 8S. D. Wood Ada Claude Sharp Puryear Coalgate Crawford Home and Wert Seeds Jim Crawford Walter Owens Henry Maxwell Roosevelt Houtchens Elmer Crawford Letha McDonald Center Norma Ivan Carter Norman Leone Eppler Patsy Wilburn Lynord Walker Herman Crawford Henry, Maxwell Shirley Massey Annie Dell Walling Pauline Dryden Jean Berryman Wert Seeds Etma Lee Francis Helen Berryman Ruth Morline Dryden Stella Mae Rowe Tom Mashier Irene McMeans Romnday Mayers J. B. McMeans Celia Watson Mary Kerr Lillie Kerr Pauline Ellis Mary Nell Rowe Howard Jared Tom Jared Black Rock Lois Kerr Vera Kerr Florence Lee Brown Naomi Chambers Wewoka Jack McMeans David Gray Kate Gibbs G. W. Brown Bill Hopkins Bryson Pryor Roundy Mayers Seaborn Kerr Mannie Lee Ginn Hall's Hill High Hill Bird Henry Rabnift Pauline Rowe

Rainy week boosts cotton and late feed but not corn

The week’s rain is expected to benefit cotton and late feed more than corn. Local social notes mention visits among Summers McIntyre Jeter Galey Magar Tucker and Isaacs households with relatives from Seminole Centraloma Stratford and Maxwell.

Clemmie Summers Corky Seminole E. H. Light Versie Summers Mavis J. O. McIntyre Elmer D. Lorance Ed Summers Oscar Smith Centraloma Truman Emmett Flatt Paul Dorothy Ruth Mayer Beatrice Jeter Veda Tucker Gene Mager Alpha McIntyre Nat Williams Elbert Tucker Rex Padgett Witt Crawford San Bernardino Cal Ernest Summers Josie Galey Gene David Galey Otis Magar Stratford Jim Magar James Isaacs J. S. Isaacs Maxwell Gene Magar Elena

NYA Funds to Continue Part Time Jobs for Students

The National Youth Administration will furnish part time jobs for needy students at East Central Teachers College. Dr. A Linscheid, president, was informed by Houston A Wright, NYA director, that the 1936-37 program will be similar to the previous year. Oklahoma’s NYA director notes colleges will have about 12 percent enrollment quota. The early notice aims to help out of school youths apply.

NYA Oklahoma National Youth Administration East Central East Central Teachers College A. Linscheid Houston A. Wright Oklahoma Nya Linscheid Aubrey W. Williams Wright

Williams Decides Palmer Land Suit

Holding today that 670 acres of oil lease in Pontotoc county was worth 400000 dollars, Judge Robert L Williams ordered refund of 250 dollars to Clifford W. Whitcurch. The lease, once Hicks Palmer's and inherited by Watson Palmer, ends a six year dispute over Hicks Palmer's estate. D. D. Brunson must collect fees differently, and the contract for half interest in the lease is canceled.

Muskogee Pontotoc County Robert L Williams Clifford W. Whitcchurch Ardmore Lance Watson Palmer Hicks Palmer H. H. Burge Coalgate Hicks Falmer D. D. Brunson Ada Williams

Escaped Murderer Returns to North Carolina Prison

Jesse C. Walker, 55, who fled North Carolina custody in 1919 after killing Deputy Jackson Stanan, surrendered to the state penitentiary in Raleigh after 16 years of freedom in Mississippi. He has already served North Carolina terms and faces a 30-year sentence in Oklahoma for a separate killing.

Raleigh N. C Mississippi Jesse C. Walker North Carolina Jackson Stanan Columbus Oklahoma Walker

Governor Pardons Convicted Man in Pontotoc County

Oklahoma City July 21 Governor Marland granted a pardon to John H Gray convicted in Pontotoc county of manslaughter and sentenced to ten years Core terms show he was committed in 1935 and paroled later that year He also issued a parole to Eugene Harry Ford convicted of second degree burglary in Oklahoma County

Oklahoma City Marland John H. Gray Pontotoc County Gray Pontotoc Eugene Harry Ford Oklahoma County

Reford Bond Wins Big Lead in Corporation Commissioner Race

Official returns show Reford Bond ahead by a 61 047 plurality over his nearest rival for Corporation Commissioner. Bond carried 69 counties, securing nomination in the second primary on July 28. Voters are thanked for past support and urged to continue backing his campaign.

State Election Board Reford Bond

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