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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
7
Around The County notes show Mr. and Mrs. Audie Teel returning from church for burgers. Mrs. Katherine Teel spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Teel and later visited Mr. and Mrs. Clevy Woods with Ralph Teel.
Letha Stice and Myra visit Etta Garrett and Myra at Jan Frances Nursing Home. They travel to Sulphur for Arbuckle Lake fishing and attend birthday parties, picnics, and family gatherings in Ada and San Diego connections. Local residents also visit relatives in Sulphur and Tulsa with skating, swimming, and scenic outings noted.
The column records visits among local families including Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Haines and Daisy Nuner in Fittstown, and many others from Ada and Stratford. 55 attended Union Hill Baptist Church with Rev. Don Newby preaching. Bible drills and recitations noted.
Dewey Gail 44 has nine grandchildren and trained as a diver after graduating from the Underwater Technology Institute in San Pedro California. Union pay for deep sea diving is 191.50 a day. Philadelphia’s three million car eater grinds 500 autos daily with a 5000 vehicle backlog. Rae ford North Carolina first graders allegedly nap during class due to visitors. Fidel Castro bans cockfights closes bars and denounces long hair and epileptic dancing.
Bobby Joe Adams of Guthrie visited Mrs. Nora Roper and Mrs. Sybil Collins over the weekend, sharing time and conversation in town.
An electrical storm on Monday night damaged the Earl residence as lightning burned out all hot plates, leaving the kitchen powerless. Local crews surveyed the scene and warned residents to avoid using faulty circuits until repairs are completed.
Ada residents share meals visits and social events with the Coplen and nearby families. Households from Oklahoma City to California send greetings while local seniors attend camps and hospital visits mark the week.
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