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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
8
Around the county note describes a going away party in Vamposa for Bob Langley and family. It also covers move plans north of Stonewall and social gatherings between First Baptist Training Unions in Stonewall and Allen. Local residents attending include the Minors, Monors, Daniels, Lews, and Pattons with several extended family visits mentioned.
Mr and Mrs Richard Osburn and their children Steven and Brenda spent last week visiting Mrs Osburns grandparents Mr and Mrs Virgil Johnson in Hennessey. The Johnsons attended Church of Christ services Sunday with The Osburns at Fittstown.
Mr and Mrs Knox Sweat Connie and Donna from Maysville and Mrs Shirla Sweat Vaughan and Lea Annette Fairfax Va attended the Sweat family reunion Sunday near Daisy in eastern Oklahoma with 79 people present.
Mr and Mrs Sweat and children visited Mr and Mrs Buck Daniel Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Guy Busby of Stonewall visited the Daniels Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Daniel and girls came Friday night. Buck Daniel Shirla Sweat drove Jack Daniel and Johnie Sobers to Maysville to catch the train to Leota Kansas. Jackie and a friend visited their parents the Buck Daniels and his brother Pat a patient in Valley View hospital, and Shirla Sweat visiting with her parents and relatives. Visiting Pat Daniel in hospital Sunday were his parents the Buck Daniels, Mr and Mrs Floyd Ingram Moore, Mrs Margaret Barnes, Mrs Charlie Williams Lula Charlie Pace and Mr and Mrs Simon Patton.
Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel and children hosted and visited with several neighbors including Mr and Mrs Homer Barnes in Stonewall and Mrs Homer Barnes plus Homer Jr. over Thursday and Friday. The Daniels learned of a new granddaughter born to Leonard and Kim Daniel in Lawton. John Daniel and family traveled to Lawton to meet the infant.
Night with siblings and spouses links the Daniels and Scotts, with extended relatives in Turlock, Ceres, Pauls Valley, Ada, Tupelo, and Union Valley. Cars, train rides, hospital visits, and church attendance pepper a long chain of family gatherings and travel.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Daniel with Johnna and Johnna and Mr and Mrs Euel Chambers with Ron ald in Oklahoma City shared a dinner Saturday. The Brady family from Shawnee hosted H R Brady and Jesse while Mr and Mrs Johnnie Daniel and daughters visited Homer Barnes in Stonewall on Wednesday. Ronnie Holman from Union Valley called on the Johnnie Daniels Thursday night and June Pharr with Janet and Judy Pharr visited Monday. The Caroll Stewart family from Stonewall visited the Johnnie family.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Wells visited with Mr. and Mrs. W J Barnes Saturday night in a social gathering.
Mrs Grace Smith of Gore Missouri and her family visited Monday with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Cager Hisaw in Burlington Iowa. The trip includes her son and his wife and their children.
Mr and Mrs John Braddock visited Sunday night with Johns parents Mr and Mrs L M Braddock in Fitzhugh. The Braddocks also called on Mr and Mrs Alvin Minor Monday night.
Steve and Gregg Fielder of Enid visit Mr. and Mrs. Hisaw while their parents attend Falls Creek Assembly. Frank Burns of Coalgate calls on Burns' daughter and son-in-law the Hisaws. Wendell Price visits the Hisaws as Buck Scott and family drive to Cleburne Texas to visit their son.
Red Dunnigan of Ada came by on Thursday for a social visit with Fat Baylis, details of the meeting not provided.
Mr and Mrs W L Parrott and Mrs F A Smith drove to Waldron Arkansas Sunday. They spent the night with Mrs Parrotts sister Mrs Evelyn Starr and visited Monday with Mrs Parrotts father F A Smith in the hospital.
Mr and Mrs Wendell Wiles of Ada and Perry Felkins of Stonewall visited in the home of Wendell Wiles parents Mr and Mrs Odus Wiles in Ada, sharing time with Wendell's family.
Mrs Ercy Ownbey visited Ada with sister Mrs Gertie Fussell on Tuesday. Laura Johnson was among women completing a six week course for Ada lunchroom cooks and helpers last week. They cooked and served a type A school meal Tuesday night with guests present. Mrs Johnson is a cook at Vanoss School. Mrs Mattie Miller, another Vanoss cook, attended and joined the supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Penrod and their children visited Ada Monday night for a cookout supper with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Files and their children.
Mrs M P Ownbey entertained as guest Tuesday afternoon Mrs Gertie Summers attended the visit at the Ownbey home.
Mrs. N. S. Berry traveled with Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Jones and their daughter to Sulphur Sunday for a pleasant picnic lunch at Lightning Ridge.
Mr and Mrs Rual Robbins and children of Thorntown Indiana are vacationing with Ruals parents Mr and Mrs W R Robbins. Mr and Mrs James Robbins and children of Ada spent Sunday with his parents and brother.
Mrs Shirla Sweat of Vernon and Vaughan visited on Monday in a brief local social note.
Mr and Mrs Shelby Stanfield visited Vaness Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs W E McCullar and their guest Mrs Bessie Rushing. Mrs Rushing left for California Friday. She is McCullars sister in law and has visited here awhile. She attended Sunday school at Lightning Ridge while visiting here and will be missed.
Mrs. Bob Hatcher and Robert joined Mrs. Robert Penrod on a Tuesday trip to Ada. In town, Mrs. Hatcher visited her sister Mrs. Guy Lawson and her new baby at Val-
Robert Hatcher visited Paul Summers children. Becky Penrod stayed with Mrs. Roy Cantwell while her mother was away in Ada. Mrs. Grace Johnson visited Mrs. Cantwell as did May. Opal Bouma called from California Tuesday night. Miss Gayle McNinch spent last week in Midwest City with the McNinch and Mike families. Erey Ownbey suffered a second heart attack Wednesday afternoon and was taken to the hospital with Shelby Stanfield and Mrs. Ownbey staying by his side. The Ownbey family, Stanfield, and neighbors moved between hospital and home through the week as L. Ownbey and family visited. Joe Tom Griffith and family visited his parents Alvie Griffiths and attended a birthday dinner for Audris Ann Griffith after returning from France and San Angelo Texas.
Mr and Mrs Roy Summers and their son of Maysville and his mother Mrs Bertha Summers of Texas visited Mrs Gertie Summers and Mack Wednesday evening.
Mrs Arno Griffith and Max traveled to Oklahoma City on Monday while visiting Mrs Arvis Griffith and Dale. Linda and Judy Fox spent time with their aunt Mrs Maedell Cottrell in Dallas last week and toured Six Flags over Texas. Mrs Gertie Summers stayed in Union Hill with sister Mrs Virgil Haines. Bob Hatcher and son Robert visited in Roff with Bob’s parents Mr and Mrs Lon Hatcher. Mrs Marvin Hunt and child were also noted in the social list.
Local families share visits and gatherings across Ada including Hatcher Mardis Griffith Ownbey and Hunt households. A house fire damaged the Olmer Davis home while the Davis family of four girls stayed with the McNinch family for breakfast.
The Ben Ownbeys visited Ercy Ownbey at the hospital daily after his illness. Mrs. M. P. Ownbey remained with the Ownbey family after Ercy’s admission. She lives near Ercy and Nettie. Net-
Harold Wright of Springfield Missouri and his son Ricky Corley stopped in town Sunday morning to be with his mother Mrs Bert Wright who was to undergo surgery or medical procedure.
The narrator introduces Melvin and his young son David who traveled from Galt California and arrived in Pauls Valley this morning to meet them.
Feed costs for milk production can be reduced 20 to 25 percent through better use of high quality forages. This emphasizes the impact of forage quality on dairy efficiency and farm economics.
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