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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1978

Page

2

Rae Garrett revival notes and visitors at Lane church

Mrs. Thelma Jean Garrett has attended a week long revival at the Pentecostal Holiness Church in Lane. Her father Hank Burk joined some nights with other attendees from Oil Center. Visitors included Pat and Penny Garrett from San Antonio with their son, Rae Garrett’s grandma. Jack Vander and Rebecca Smith from Oklahoma City with families. and Mrs. Sondra Garner and others. Helen Morris underwent wisdom teeth removal and hoped for a swift recovery. Nova Reed spoke with her brother Harley Grove in California who recently had surgery and is improving.

Thelma Jean Garrett Pentecostal Holiness Church Lane Hank Burk Minnie Dunken Bee Robertson Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church Leon Garrett Pat Penny San Antonio Texas Rae Garrett Jack Vandever Rebecca Gene Smith Travis Oklahoma City Sondra Jean Garner April Dustin Ada Viola Walker Center Helen Morris Nova Reed Harley Grove California Claud Freeman Cedar Grove Freewill Baptist Church Arthur Scroggins Andrea Kries Leslie Dawn Scroggins Margie Brooks Robert West Richard Shirley Hill Judy Patricia Janet Piedmont Mary Wilson Valley View Hospital Bob Lavada Mildred West Roy Jewell Judy Wilson

Ada Evening News Highlights Local Events and Changes

The Ada Evening News covers front page features on Francis Stacey Wood and Wayne Sampson creating circus characters for a recent issue. It notes the third annual E C U Learning Center closing activities directed by Dr Elizabeth Allison, plus community condolences for Thelma Rawls Austin.

Stacey Wood Wayne Sampson Ada Evening News E.C.U. Learning Center Elizabeth Allison Mildred West Mill Creek Thelma Rawls Austin Ada Austin Gerri Scroggins Ada Sunday News Cedar Grove Freewill Baptist Church Francis Pearl West

Sunshine community notes and Sunday services report

The Sunshine column lists attendees for Sunday school and morning and evening services including Beatrice Wyche organ music. visitors from Denver City and Fresno join Sunshine residents. Social visits span Ada and Harden City. birthdays celebrated in Jenks. multiple visits to and from Mrs. Jess Green and J. L. Green family. The article notes Nicholas II was crowned in 1895.

Sunshine Beatrice Wyche Donna Danny Parr Virgie Hewett von Parr Billy Judy Isenberg Sheila Mark Denver City Texas E. D. Eager Fitzhugh J. L. Green Bill Young Fresno Calif Jess Green Mildred Young Frank Baker and Sons Six Flags Paul Young Melissa Sweeney Keith Sweeney Sarah Sweeney Smith Funeral Home Ada Tillie Parish Jan Frances Nursing Home Joy Lee Sidney Green Mary Leroy Summers Johnnie Ennis Artie Stringer Leroy Phyllis Clyde Hobgood Pearl Blevins Harden City Juanita Cowan Ruth Messmore Jenks Bell Peterson Okemah Mrs. Hewett

Church Attendance and Local Visitation Notes

At Oakman Free Will Baptist Church 46 attended Sunday with visitors from Stratford Oklahoma City and Arkansas. Special songs by Jean Ainsworth Helen Loman Ed Berryman and piano by Jean. Numerous family visits and relatives gathered for meals and church events across Ada Holdenville and Falls Creek during the week.

Elmer Lee Oakman Free Will Baptist Gentry Stratford B. J. Ainsworth Oklahoma City Buck Flatt Jean Ainsworth Helen Loman Heaven Jean David Gentry Ed Berryman Wilma Norman Arkansas

Fort Towson Dig Unearths 1824 Fort Remains and Finds

Five Oklahoma college students led by OSU and OHS sponsored archaeologists uncovered structural remains of the 1824 Fort Towson barracks and sutlers store during six weeks of digging. Artifacts include an 1839 dime and a brass dragoon button in excellent condition. Fort Towson, Oklahoma's second oldest fort, was established in 1824 by Maj. Alexander Cummings and later abandoned after 1829 raids.

Oklahoma College East Central University Fort Towson Oklahoma Oklahoma State University The Lahoma Historical Society Marshall Gettys OHS OSU Annetta Cheek Nancy Brinkley el Reno Dahn Brook Stillwater Terrie Johnson Ponca City John Myles Oklahoma City Robert Garner Ada U.S Maj Alexander Cummings Maj. Cummings R. B. Hyde

Harrell Seeks Pontotoc County Commissioner Seat

Doyle G. Harrell announces his candidacy for Pontotoc County Commissioner District 3. A lifelong Pontotoc resident from Jesse, he lists local schooling, current home at 623 West 23rd, a son at East Central University, and 18 years self employment with prior bank and gas utility experience. He opposes the present administration and pledges to work with other officials for better county government with Aug 22 voting.

Doyle G. Harrell Pontotoc County Jesse Area Stonewall High School East Central State College W. 23Rd East Central University

4 H club riders shine at Oklahoma State Horse Show

Pontotoc County 4 H members competed in the State 4 H Horse Show in Oklahoma. Medals went to Scotti Floyd second junior saddle seat equitation and other top finishes for Floyd, Murray, Spencer, McBride, Clark, and Jackson across halter, pony showmanship, English and hunt seat events.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma City Scotti Floyd Mike Murray Brett Spencer Kim McBride

EMS district defeat in Pontotoc County special election

The proposed Pontotoc County emergency medical services district was defeated by a large margin with 5 572 no votes to 506 yes. Turnout reached 6 078, reflecting strong interest. If approved, a three mill levy would fund about 156 000 annually. Ada officials and supporters voiced mixed reactions as alternatives for ambulance service were considered.

Patti Reese Pontotoc County Francis Oklahoma Ada Leonard Briley Carl Jeffcoat Concerned Citizens For Ems Briley

Sewage Dumped In Area Stream By Ada Officials

Ada city and Pontotoc County health officials report two million gallons of partially treated sewage daily are being dumped into Little Sandy Creek due to a breakdown at the sewage plant. Repairs won’t begin until mid August as gears in the primary settling tank must be recast. Until then, treated water bypasses primary treatment and raises bacterial and chemical levels, prompting warnings against swimming or letting stock drink from the stream.

Ada Little Sandy Creek Environmental Protection Agency Denver Flowers Pontotoc County Leonard Briley Flowers

Shotts to Campaign in Ada This Friday

Ron Shotts, Republican gubernatorial candidate, will visit Ada Friday arriving about 11 a.m. and campaigning for an hour on Main Street. He will speak at a supporters luncheon at K Robs Steak House at 1212 N Broadway from noon to about 1 30 p.m.

Ron Shotts Ada Shotts Main Street K-Rob’s N. Broadway

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Mary Scroggins Professional Association For Continuing Education Jack Lincoln Plaza Playhouse Church of Christ Kevin Cori Hook Ada Patricia Hill Bob West Tom West Pontotoc Tishomingo Watson Sisters E.ms Emergency Medical Service Patricia Hill Wintersmith Park Adam Jared Written By Mary Joe Green T. J. Roquemore Grace Arno Griffith Henry Childs Claude Claude Hewett Don Parr Danny David Findley Nicholas II Elmer Mildred Lee Mildred J. W. Berryman Merion Lancaster Floyd McNeill Donneta Williams Doug Deena Norton Shawn McNeil Bart and Lynn McNeill Bart Avery McNeill Union Valley Floyd Juanita McNeill Don Shawn McNeill Dusty Deena Bart McNeill Nina Lee Flowers Dale Cooper Gene Stephens Keith Flowers Bryan Cooper Karla Chaffin Carie Holdenville Lucille Flowers Keith Karla Lucille Allan Jenkins Daisy Cooper Leah Jenkins Free Will Baptist Church Leah Terri Jenkins Dew Wanda Terri Sue Looney Neta Todd Hayward Lee Looney James Thomas Ring Hubert Ring Dennis Looney Linda Purser Ladonna Ring Falls Creek Oak Avenue Sonya Nell Mike Carpenter Armanda McDonald Donnie Vendable Janie Oklo Garner ECU Harrell Craig Clark Shelley Jackson Hunt Seat Gates Creek Cantonment Towson Col. N. Towson Third Infantry Second Dragoons Sixth Infantry Zachery Taylor Washita K Company Seventh Infantry Ft. Smith Ft. Washita State of Oklahoma Historical Society Hugo By Stephen Hillman CPA Certified Public Accountant ACPA Cpas Oklahoma Society of Certfied Public Accountants Johns Manville Midwestern Construction and Supply Classen Blvd Wats A.M P.M
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