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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1955
Page
6
Good attendance at Sunday School and the night service. Rev. Gross preached at Pleasant Hill Church Sunday afternoon. Members refinishing the auditorium floor report progress. Singing school began Monday July 25 and runs for two weeks with invitation to all ages.
The MYF met Wednesday evening in the church auditorium with Mrs. Ernest Gross in charge. After the session the group adjourned to the parsonage for a party. Refreshments were served to about 20 members. No meeting is scheduled for two weeks during the singing school.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henson of Stratford and M/Sgt. and Mrs. James Hawk with Debra Dianne of Tucson visited the Allen Biggs family Monday. The group were en route to Plattsburg New York.
Buddie Dame and Jinks Losson visited Paris Texas on Wednesday with the Ada Roundup Club and attended the night rodeo performance. Friday dinner guests were Clint Corvin at his home with Ernest Murray Beaumont Texas and Minnie Miller Van Oss. Ste and Elvin Jaquess traveled to Ryan to work on their home and plan to move back Wednesday with Elvin rejoining Union Valley school. Jackie Vogt returned from two months at Camp Hood Texas.
The report lists numerous social gatherings across Ada Seminole and surrounding towns. Families such as the Corvins, Millers, McCause, Farrs, Tinsleys, and Cradducks share Sundays, weekends, and visits from Oklahoma City to Muskogee with kin in Vaness Shawnee and Ardmore, highlighting a web of kinship and community ties.
Joe A Hooser of the 7th Eng Bn FMF returned from Hawaii. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Hooser and is now stationed at Camp Pendleton California.
Mrs. Orville Marby of Pomona California was scheduled for surgery Wednesday morning at Valley View Hospital. Referred to here as Mrs. Clovis Meeks she says if her condition permits she would be happy to have old friends visit during her stay.
Mrs. Vernon Hooser came home Wednesday after a week in Houston with Mrs. Jeanie McCollough. She had gone to bring back the McCollough twins John and Janet who spent a month here on vacation.
Judy Hooser spent the past week visiting Mrs. Virginia Brougham of Oklahoma City. J. H. Bullock went to Sulphur to the Veteran's Hospital for a check up Monday. He returned home the same day.
Mr and Mrs Sid Thompson and relatives picnicked in Wintersmith Park avoiding dishes as three weeks with her parents begin. Families from Ada including Coffey Atterberry Daniel Barnes Massey and Patton clans visit, share ice cream, and note travel to Falls Creek Baptist Assembly with a road blowout reported.
Mr and Mrs Joe Morgan and Mr and Mrs Butch Donhaugh spent the past week fishing on Boggy Creek and reported a nice catch of channel cat. Mrs Alice Reddick of Perry is...
A rustic collection of sayings and fragments on success credit marriage fame and social habits attributed to Rev Charley Grant G 4 53. The item mixes proverbs about honesty loyalty and consequence with anecdotes on music dancing boasting drinking and parenting.
Mr and Mrs Bill McNair of Ada visited with Mr and Mrs Sam McNair Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dora Hooser is visiting her son and family Mr and Mrs Vernon Hooser this week.
Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds of Pasis Valley visited in the Vernon Houser home Sunday night.
The Frisco Home Demonstration Club toasted Mrs. Joe Daniel and her husband on their wedding anniversary at a Saturday ice cream social in the community building. Mr Daniel also celebrated his birthday with 25 guests, including Alice Reddick of Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Atterbury of Stonewall.
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