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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1924

Page

13

Francis Township Fair and linemen crowd the town

Francis is buzzing with the upcoming township fair on the September date. pipeline workers toil on section 19, drilling 2500 feet amid salt water and caveins as Francis builds new streets and a pumping plant. town leaders reshuffle council, schools worry over books, and a busy period of community events, gatherings, and local progress unfolds across Francis and nearby Union Hill.

Francis E. W. Rushing H. H. Hudson Ada Francis National Bank

Fitzhugh Singing and Weekend Visits Highlight Local Page

Sunday night featured Fitzhugh singing with visitors from Sulphur Blanchard and Lawrence. A Saturday party at Mrs E J Moore's pleased attendees while Cecil Etheridge of Blanchard visits. School opened Monday under Lloyd R Watson as superintendent and Dessy Gladden as principal with Roy Watson and Misses Clayton Thompson and Murdock on staff. Mrs W H Oliphant of Okmulgee visits. Ethryn Nance leaves Friday for Garr to start teaching Monday. Johnie Hart and Joe Mel Kenzie of Duncan visited weekend. W A Oliphant Jr goes to Okmulgee. CURLIE LOCKS.

Fitzhugh Blanchard Lawrence E. J. Moore Cecil Etheridge Lloyd R. Watson Dessy Gladden Roy Watson Madie Clayton Georgia Thompson Anee Murdock W. H. Oliphant Okmulgee Ethryn Nance Garr Okla Messrs Johnie Hart Joe Mel Kenzie Duncan Ted W. A. Oliphant, Jr Curlie Locks

Local People and Visitors Share Weekend News

Mrs J E Berryman of Roff and Mrs Edna Myrick of Ft Smith Arkansas and their children visit Mrs W J Sloan. Claude Carter of Ada spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Carter. Garvin Shields returned home to Hickory after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Monroe Lee welcome a newborn son. Mr and Mrs Ezra Hunt of Vanass are new parents.

Gilbert Wadley Graham Texas L. M. Walker Scott Walker Ada E. F. Ratcliffe Mr. Carter Austella Bolton Lois Wilborn Fay Bullard Tishomingo H. C. Stephens Oakman Edna May Stephens Pauline Eppler Britt J. F. Lillard R. F. Wilborn Mr. Stephens Lillard George Carter Bill Boyd Bill Hunt Bill Hunt, Who Have Been Visiting Their Parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hunt Vaness J. E. Berryman Roff Edna Myrick Ft. Smith Arkansas W. J. Sloan Claude Carter Wm. Carter Garvin Shields Hickory Monroe Lee A &Wound Son Ezra Hunt Vanass Teunt

Franks School Opens With Large Attendance

Franks School opened with a large attendance and local families hosted visits. Teachers include Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson and Miss Johnston. Neighbors shared Sunday gatherings, supper visits, and a Tuesday evening string of guests. Brother Harve Owens held a meeting at Franks.

Franks School Emmerson Miss Johnston W. B. Goodrich Jeff Byrd Frisco Jess Young Viola Harrison Jim McKinley Arthur Harrison W. H. Miller Ruth Cress Brittie Brown Emma Ethel River Harve Owens D. Harrison Stonewall G. W. Driver Franks Sherrell Byrd Chambers John Brown Lee Griffing Hickory

Rainy Thursday Night Marks Small Colbert Update

Colbert notes a light Thursday shower and a busy social scene with students and families. Enrolment at the start of school sits at 114 as residents, teachers, and visitors exchange visits across Ada Maud Roff Okemah and Tulsa while watermelon crops ripen locally.

Community News From Lovelady and Nearby Areas

Church notes report Brother Shipman preaching to a large Lovelady congregation and a Methodist revival beginning August 1 led by Bro Grimes. Local residents share weekend visits, school entry, and club rally attendance in Ada and Franks communities including Dena Lillard, Mae Carmachael, and the Massey family.

Shipman W. W. Massey Ada Ruel Summers Eulas Brann Ora Massey Rachel Ray Allen Lucy Sanders Mae Carmachael Ahloso Dena Lillard Pleasant Hill R. Carmachael Mae Hazel Sam Brandon John Massey Franks Lucey Sanders Ed Massey Eulas Brannon Jim Summers W. C. Dickers Methodists Beveryone Grimes

Pleasant Hill Community Notes Drift Into Quiet County

Pleasant Hill residents express a wish for rain and share local updates. School opened Monday under teachers Mr and Mrs Hyden Miss Hattie Cowan and Miss Bolen. Residents attended revival in Frisco Saturday and Sunday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs T J Beaver Shawnee and Miss Winnie Blakley Lindsay. Household visits and neighborly events circulated among the Hisaws Golightly Payne Elmore and Jones families.

Pleasant Hill E. Golightly Floyd Hisaw Bud Payne Britton Okla Agnes Hisaw Beulah Jones Stonewall Bessie Elmore Jewel Hisaw Franks

P T A Meeting Sets Stage for Vanoss Year

The P T A met Friday night in Vanoss with talks by Fred Brydia and Dr Brydia of Ada and a home talent program. Officers re elected W T Bush president I N Hodges vice president and Mrs J M Tilley secretary treasurer. Reports plan a busy year with school events and activities. A visit by Ada residents Barnett Shaw and Mrs Shaw occurred Saturday. An airplane event north of Vanoss drew excitement as Coda Southerland joined the pilot to Ardmore and back. About twenty five Vanoss youths attended a county club meeting in Ada led by Hodges Solomon Auten McNair Wauson Connie Clark and Mrs J N Hodges. Florence Owens fell from the school track steps, injured but able to attend, and Bro Grimes held a revival in Vanoss. Mrs John Eddings was buried at Midland cemetery Thursday.

Vaness Barnett Shaw Ada J. J. Shaw Vanoss Coda Southerland Ardmore County Club D. W. Hodges Carl Solomon Carl Auten McNair Wauson Connie Clark J. N. Hodges Florence Owens Bro. Grimes Vanogs John Eddings Midland

Old Timey Vanoss Picnic Promises Community Day

Community describes a planned Vanoss event with a regu lar appointment day and a central office takeover by Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hammond. A nostalgic picnic theme is set with minstrel shows and neighbors reuniting. The P T A organizes activities on August second to support the school and urge reform and turnout.

Brother Newman Vanoss S. G .Heflin Clint Hammond

Pleasant Hill community diary notes social events

Farmers seek rain as the Pleasant Hill area records a week of picnics church gatherings and family visits. Counts of visitors include Miss Ruth Price Ida Smith Olin Votan Nora Chapman Delphia Smith and many Ada and Fitzhugh guests with extended kinfolk at the Memorial Hall and local homes. A B Y P U circle met at Lightning Ridge and a Roundtree ice cream supper drew neighbors. a newborn arrived July 23. several families moved in and out of the area as church and singing events continued.

Rocky Chapel Memorial Hall Ruth Price Ida Smith Olin Votan Gladys Ruby Fussell Nora Jewell Chapman Winnie Fears Ada Conner Ledbetter Delphia Smith T. T. Akers Jesse Edd Chapmans W. J. Fears Alice Hallman Bill Chapman L. C. Wotan Leo Smith John Clampitt Henry Clampitt Fitzhugh Alex Phillips Lawrence P. C. Majors Laxton Huffard

Parish Chapel: Sunday sermon and upcoming meeting noted

Brother Yandell preached at Parish Chapel and will return in September for a meeting. A large community picnic occurred at Stratford, with several local families visiting relatives and attending church events at Center and nearby towns.

NewsWant Ad Offers Buy Rent Sell Find

Classified ad in a local paper seeking items for sale rent or trade. Includes brief call to action and contact option for readers to place their own ads.

Picketts Union Sunday and wedding news

A tidy local note reports Donald Faulkenberry and Ada Schofield were married Friday evening. Sunday school and church were well attended. Various locals visited relatives and friends across Knox in a sequence of casual social mentions.

Sunday School and Revival Attendances at Blue Mound

Blue Mound Sunday school and church drew good crowds with Bro Pinkston closing a strong revival Sunday night and moving on to Pontotoc for another revival. Pontotoc visitors attended services here. School began Monday with solid attendance. new teachers Mr. and Mrs. Patterson. Several residents and visitors from Ada and Pontotoc noted in activities throughout the week.

Blue Mound Eula Ada Bonnie Dobson Cc. H. Dobson G. W. Allen Clara Hart Eula Cook Edith Jones Carl Underhill J. A. Ashley J. W. Cook J. W. Ross Jimmie Mrs. Jordan Pontotoc Allie Jackson Sunshine Grace Allie Dobson Jasper Allen Harry Pinston Cora Ready Nellie Pittman

Picnic at Byrd's Mill Picnic by Byrd's Mill

A large Legion picnic is planned for Byrd's Mill on Friday and Saturday with multiple entertainment features listed in management circulars.

Byrd’s Mill Legion

Lightning kills boy near Ada in open field

Clarence Tees aged 18 was killed by lightning late Wednesday afternoon six miles west of Ada. Details were unavailable at press time. News Want Ad.

Clarence Tees Ada

Miss Daisy Raimoland and Friends Gather for Toasts

Friday night visits and celebrations include Miss Irene Sellers and Emmett Archer wedding on Thursday. A pie supper at Union Hill schoolhouse invites all to attend with money and pies. Edwin Whipple travels to Allen to visit his sister Mrs Cruson.

Union Hill Daisy Raimoland Ruby Cowan Irene Sellers Emmett Archer Eldge Whipple Edwin Whipple Allen Mrs. Cruson Martha Adams Orpheline Raimoland Wakres Jackson Georgia Coker Winnie Whipple Gladys Huddieston Autry Yancy Deary Goggins Eldo Whipple Harvey Mullinax Butcher Mullinax Irales Sellers Walres Jackson Orpheline Raimolani

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