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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1941

Page

5

Final account hearing in Beck estate at Ada Oklahoma

Magdalen Beck Taylor Bert Williams and Eben Lesh executors of Adam L Beck deceased have filed a final account and motion for distribution and discharge The county court Ada Pontotoc Oklahoma fixes hearing for August 7 1941 at 9 00 am in the county courthouse The notice invites interested parties to appear and show cause why the account should not be settled allowed and the estate distributed and executors discharged Dated July 16 1941 (SEAL) Hoyt Driskill County Judge J F McKeel Atty for Executors 12-17-31w

State of Oklahoma Pontotoc Adam L. Beck Magdalena Beck Taylor Bert B. Williams Eben Lesh Adam I. Beck Ada Hoyt Driskill J. F. McKeel County of Federal Land Bank of Wichita Kansas Bruce M. Brady Clyde Kaiser Pontotoc County W. N. Hughes C. Durbin W. E. Pepperell Attos

Ruth Bible class holds monthly meeting at Autrys lawn

The Ruth Bible class met on the lawn of Rev. and Mrs. Roy Autry for a regular monthly business meeting and social hour led by president L. R. Thompson. Devotional by Melvin Dixon followed the business session, then games and a gift to departing member T. D. Snider preceded refreshments for numerous attendees.

Roy Autry L. R. Thompson Melvin Dixon Israel T. D. Snider Durant A. A. Miller R. E. Sturman H. G. Raley Norman Turpin Carl Morgan Lloyd Miller H. E. Moore Claud . R. A. Boyer Earl Milner Reece Dalton Roy Townsend J. E. Thorn

Sunday School Draws Crowd in Pickett Community

Rural Pickett notes report a well attended Sunday school and a large religious gathering Sunday night. Community members from Ada Purcell and nearby towns visit, with numerous social calls and hospital or home visits noted throughout the week.

Community visits and family gatherings across Stratford area

Sunday activities include Rev Shields preaching in Stratford. multiple families and friends visiting in homes from Stratford to nearby communities. Notable mentions: baby born to Berton Myers. several locals hosted guests from Pauls Valley Lindsay and California, with numerous Sunday visitations among Rycrofts, Odoms, Bittles and Woods.

Rev. Shields Stratford Winona Rycroft Bettie Lou Odom J.C. Rycroft Otto Rycroft Chism Jackie Odom Doris Dorothy Hughes Jim Shirley Buck Fowler Fedes Fowler Boss Hughes California Geraldine Cole Claudine Cole Mona Faye Shirley Clara Fox Floyd Stone Ruby Bratcher Mildred Fowler Ivah Gentry Lela Hinkle Buene Bittle Ellen Wood Daisy Wood Bertine Moore R. Tucker Ida Hi

Conway Community Notices and Local Visits

Conway residents report visitors including Mr and Mrs Bud Correll at H P Toby home and Mr and Mrs H G Sarrett with Mrs Ross Monday evening. Hershel Malone injured in a car wreck and wished speedily recover. Arthur Lamb family leaving for California Thursday. Marie Nickell attends arbor meeting Sunday night.

Conway Bud Correll H. P. Toby Hershel Malone H. G. Sarrett Ross Arthur Lamb California Marie Nickell

Local pastor changes noted at Happyland church

Sunday and Sunday night services were led by Rev Merl Wilson of Happyland. Ward Wood was named pastor for the coming year and various local residents and visitors, including Mrs Julia Scroggins and Miss Luella Hemingway, were mentioned in weekend activity.

Merl Wilson Happyland Ward Wood Julia Scroggins Mark Henson Ina Hoosier Ada Mildred Price Luella Hemingway McCall Chapel Noma Bingham Hazel Copeland Steedman Baxter Scroggins Hattie Louise Bingham Colbert Woodrow Mathis Magdalene Green Mildred Nickerson Wesley Price Edd Price Loyd Price McCalls Chapel Haskell Nance Jess Nance Juanita Robertson Louise Chandler

Owl Creek Meeting Closes After Large Sunday Night Attendance

The Owl Creek meeting concluded Sunday night with a large attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rose and other residents were present as the gathering ended.

Owl Creek Ira Rose

Local social notes and revival begin in Maxwell area

Miss Louise Beiley visits aunt Mildred Barnett in Wetumka while Mae Barnett hosts in Oklahoma City. Jeanette Buchanan spends Sunday with Pauline Bar and Verde Hudson visits Dorothy Berry. Families Barnett and Carmichael host and visit. Marvin Carmichael leaves for Puerto Rico. A revival starts at Maxwell school house with Brother Lee Little leading.

Louise Beiley Wetumka Okla Mildred Barnett Mae Barnett Ora Spence Oklahoma City Jeanette Buchanan Pauline Barnett Verde Hudson Vaness Dorothy Berry Lowell Hively Bertha Carmichael C. A. Barnett K. W. Barnett Pauline Dutch Buchanan Muriel Barnett E. C. Hampton Marvin Carmichael Puerto Rico L. E. Carmichael J. D. Isaacs Robert Buchanan Maxwell School House Brother Lee Little Louise

Berry Family Weekend Visit Noted in Local Column

Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Berry spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Arvo Bingham, as neighbors and relatives share a quiet, hometown gathering. The snippet highlights family ties and social visits common to the community page.

Dymple Brecheen W. A. Berry Arvo Bingham

Visitors and relatives travel after Arkansas death call

Mrs Maud Evatt of Pueblo Colo visits Mrs G R Ship ley at 924 East Tenth. Mrs Mattie Hayley of Oakland Calif visits sister Mrs P J Stidham and family. Mr and Mrs Byron Eppler and son Byron Jr Ralph Fuller and two daughters Lorene Fuller and Mrs Julian Henry left Tuesday night for Mansfield Ark where they were called by the death of Mrs Joe Fuller mother of Ralph Fuller and Mrs Eppler.

Willie Rose Oklahoma City Professor Dame Bessie Dame Dame Center C. H. Martin Stonewall C. C. Couch O. R Derry Hanford Calif Denman Claude Bailey Sam Fisher Henry Odom Ada Pearl Wingard Dallas Charley Vineyard John Kitchens Helen Deen Gala Sue Deen Los Angeles California Nickels Ode Deaton Conway R. A. Sliger Oral Pete Leslie Richardson Washington Callie Hatton Berniece Leard J. W. Leard Bertha Lee Bandy Miss Beula Carmen Cupps Bill Leslie Maud Evatt Pueblo, Colo G. R. Shipley East Tenth Byron Eppler Byron, Jr Ralph Fuller Lorene Fuller Julian Henry Mansfield, Ark Joe Fuller Eppler

Calvert Visit Keeps Family Tiers Busy in Ada

Mr and Mrs George Calvert visit Ada this week after spending a last week in Carlsbad New Mexico they plan to return to their Pine Bluff Arkansas home later.

George Calvert Ada Carlsbad N.M Pine Bluff Ark

Morelock Brothers Visited Ada Home of G L Morelock

Dr H W Morelock president of Sul Ross Teachers College Alpine Texas and George W Washington of Ft Worth transacted business in Ada Tuesday and were guests in the home of Mr and Mrs G L Morelock. G L and H W Morelock are brothers.

H. W. Morelock Sul Ross Teachers College Alpine Texas George W. Washington Ft. Worth Ada G. L. Morelock G. L

Ada Held Visitor Pair From Tuskahoma

Mr and Mrs F L Nelson of Tuskahoma visited Ada on Thursday with their daughter Mildred Faye who has completed the summer term at East Central and returned home with them.

Baptist Oakman Pentecostal Holiness Church Oakman Virginia Bandy California Archie Bandy Pauline Dryden Maroline Nelson Ada Jewel Mable McDonald Elverita Caton Jimmy Cowling Clinic Marion Rose Charley Byng Lates A. M. Cecil Sunny Sulphur Jesse Fulton Bobby Gene Allen Foxx Nora Hobbs Kansas Hobbs Hore S. S. Lilly Esther Lilly Denny Stella Bush F. L. Nelson Tuskahoma Mildred Faye East Central

Visits and farewells across Oklahoma towns

A series of brief notes records residents and visitors from Ross Ada Stonewall Allen Norman Holdenville Lawton and Oklahoma City among others. Entries mention personal visits transits and returns and conclude with a light obituary note about a cat in Omaha.

Travelers Tied to Fort Worth Dallas and Visits

Reported travels include a business trip to Fort Worth and Dallas. Ada hosts include Mr. and Mrs. A. J. D. Black from Muskogee for several days. Several residents visit relatives in Houston Norman and Ft. Smith while visiting Ada households.

Tony Harzman Dallas, Texas Ft. Worth Dallas

Dallas man transacts business in Ada on Wednesday

Bobbie Nell Brashears returned to her Allen home after a Tuesday afternoon tonsillectomy at Valley View hospital.

Bobbie Nell Brashears Allen Valley View Hospital

Stoneman Couple Visiting Logsdon Family in Oklahoma City

Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Stoneman of Oklahoma City are visiting the Logsdons at 1200 East Ninth for a few days.

Geraldine Roberts Helen Ruth Garrett Lawton Oklahoma City J. K. Stoneman Claude Logsdon East Ninth

Corsicana Editor Visits Home of Mrs Byron Norrel

Mrs S C Bagby society editor of the Corsicana paper arrived Wednesday for a visit in the home of Mrs Byron Norrel in Corsicana Texas.

S. C. Bagby Corsicana Texas Byron Norrel Bagby

Turner Family Plans Extended Western Vacation

Mr and Mrs C B Turner with children Dell Marie Britt Jr and John David and Mrs J L Barringer will depart Thursday for a two week vacation visiting the Grand Canyon Boulder Dam and Los Angeles en route to Houston New Orleans and Montgomery. Blake leaves Monday for Houston New Orleans and Montgomery.

C. B. Turner Dell Marie, Britt, Jr John David

Musical Pipeline Solves Dance Ban At Canadian Border

A Fort Fairfield event used a bold workaround to a Canadian ban on U S musicians. The Aroostook Valley club’s parking lot housed Yankee players while a public address system carried the music into the club house on the Canadian side. Canadian officials cited labor law restrictions as the reason for the prohibition.

Fort Fairfield United States Aroostook Valley Country Club New Brunswick Uncle Sam Canada Ottawa

Army Troops to Direct Traffic in Texas Maneuvers

Army units will take control of many east west Texas roads from August 2 for Third Army maneuvers in East Texas and western Louisiana. Col Homer Garrison Jr urged civilians to avoid these routes and not to pass the columns. Army vehicles will keep space between them to allow normal traffic flow.

Austin Texas Third Army Louisiana Homer Garrison Jr

City Mayor Blames Heat Over Blank Federal Letter

Indianapolis Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan said the incident stems from heat after his secretary opened a federal department envelope to find a neatly folded baby-blue sheet fully blank inside.

Indianapolis Reginald H. Sullivan Washington

Army quiz contest ends in tie at Camp Robinson

Forty two soldiers queued at the canteen as officers of the 110th Regiment in Nebraska stake battle for victory. The result was a tie and officials remain skeptical of the outcome.

Camp Robinson Ark 110Th Nebraska

Something Is Wrong Somewhere in Senate Alleged by Cotton Ed Smith

Ada News reports Senator Ellison DuRant Smith of South Carolina, age 77, admitting he does not know what is going on in the Senate as debates over conscription and defense unfold. He calls for facts, questions the adequacy of the Army and Navy, and warns that something is wrong somewhere.

Peter Edson Ada News Washington Ashington Senate United States Ellison DuRant Smith Lynchburg S. C Old Cotton Ed Smith L.L. D Charleston Cooper Santee Atlantic Ocean Charleston Navy Yard Otton ED America Hitler Europe Smith Chandler

Distillers warn of price hikes from proposed federal tax

Lobbyists and industry reps say retail booze prices could rise up to 20 percent if Congress approves a new one dollar per gallon tax, lifting total liquor taxes to four dollars per gallon and boosting government revenue. They cite higher costs for juniper berries corn rye barley malt and barrel making as parity laws bite.

Ashington Distilled Congress Uncle Sam

Harvey Couch Dies at 63 in Arkansas

Harvey Crowley Couch, 63, industrialist and head of Arkansas Power and Light and Kansas City Southern Louisiana and Arkansas, died at Couchwood on Lake Catherine after a year of ill health. Family at bedside. funeral planned in Pine Bluff then Magnolia burial with Bishop H. A. Boaz officiating.

Hot Springs Ark Harvey Crowley Couch Southern Utility Couchwood Lake Catherine Couch Arkansas Power and Light Company Kansas City Southern Louisiana and Arkansas Railway Lines Pine Bluff Magnolia H. A. Boaz Methodist Church

Notre Dame Coach Praises Prospects for 1941 Schedule

Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy in Los Angeles says Navy, USC, Northwestern and Indiana present the toughest tests as the Irish build for the season. He predicts Indiana will win the Big Ten and recalled his own 1940 bench role in the win over USC.

Los Angeles Indiana Frank Leahy Notre Dame Leahy Southern California Navy Northwestern Hoosiers

Also Mentioned on This Page

D. W. Davis Minneapolis Control Board Alley State of Oklahoma Patricia Haney Carrie M. Walker State of Oklahma Wit Guardian Konawa News Ruth Bible Class Douglas Morgan Abilene Mrs John Morgan C. B. Howard The North America Aircraft Company Leonard Slusher Benny C. E. Keller Tulsa Bud Burch J. A. Peevler Mr. Peevler Joe Lee Junction City Kas Ralph Beaver Bristol Brother G. H. Beaver Mrs. Beaver W. A. Chase Plainview Pickett Elvia Eggleston Madill Wesley Eggleston Thomas Bulloch Herman Caley Cash Oklo CCC Woodrow Coffey Jean Southerland Ruth Smith Floyd Wallis Jess Corvin Annel Mary Sue Bulloch Hazel Thrasher Jess Norvill Reynolds Jewel Southerland Grace Sutton Barbra Wallis Laerenie Corvin Minnie Lee Johnson Christine Files Galey Cedar Grove Maxwell Mattie Hayley Oakland, California P. J. Stidham Christine Payne Ray Griffin Nora Edna Ross Dorothy Jean Moore Norman Martin Soref L. B. Chesnut Holdenville J. L. Young Geoffrey Cantrell Illinois W. G. Wyman Daisy Burton June Wyman Howard Weston Dawn Elaine Altus Horace Clark Helen Swan Konawa Eva LeMoin Tabby Omaha Bud Gregorich A. J. D. Black Muskogee Virginia Eddleman Houston W. L. Eddleman R. R. Lee Betty of Warren S. Moore Mildred Foster of McAllester Burl Thompson A. J. Geren Jackie Betty Lou Cramer Ft. Smith, Ark Jack Clawson Mrs. Geren Mrs. Clawson L. B. Nation of Dallas Blake New Orleans Montgomery Cecelia Woolley W. W. Woolley Carolyn English A. C. English South Townsend Camp Waldemar Kerryville Carolyn Cecelia Leon Henders Harvey Industrialist
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