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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1956
Page
13
Mrs Dorothy Gray Juanell and Kathy of Ada attended Memorial Day at Washington Cemetery. Mrs Cressie McKinney and Jerry visited Mrs Johnnie Griffith Barbara and Belinda Thursday night.
Mr and Mrs J C James Norma and Mary were in Coalgate on Thursday on business. Mr and Mrs Henry Littie visited Mrs Cressie McKinney awhile Thursday.
J C James and Homer Farmer were in Purcell on business Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs C C Stinnett of Pauls Valley visited Mrs Cressie McKinney and Jerry Wednesday afternoon.
Claude Horsley and Mrs Mil dred Melton and Cheryl visited Mr and Mrs Mack Gillham and family in Maysville and Mr and Mrs Paul Cameron and Claude Lee and Mr and Mrs Ralph Horsley Jim Jan and Gary in Lindsay Memorial Day.
Mr and Mrs J B Chester of Davis spent Wednesday and Thursday with M L Robertson, sharing time with a local family and returning home.
Mrs. Ted Cox and Beverly spent Friday night in Seminole with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Riley while Ted was at Lake Texoma where he described carpentry work. Various Ada and nearby residents visited families in Ada and Oklahoma City, with moving plans and a hospital visit noted.
Ada residents host relatives and friends from Oklahoma City Shawnee Lawton and Gulfport across multiple visits. Families such as the Grays Maddox Taylors and Penningsons share meals attend alumni events and roam Memorial Cemetery with extended kin before weekend travel and illness lists.
R L Wood of Oklahoma City and Bobby Jackson spent Sunday afternoon fishing together enjoying a calm outing by the river banks.
Mrs. Cressie McKinney and two relatives, Barbara and Belinda, gathered Sunday night for a family event.
Leroy McDaniel and Henry Dees conducted a business transaction in Ada on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Little visited in the Muncy home for a short while this week.
Gus Gray of Stratford brought his granddaughter Juanell Gray of Ada to spend the night with Cres sie McKinney. Henry Dees of Vaness visited Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Maddox Sunday.
Over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Waters and children Joe and Ann from Enid visited the Henry Little home as they move to Ardmore. Also in town Saturday night for visits and the alumni banquet at Vaness were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Little Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Davis and Karen of Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Gaar and Iris Faye of Ada visited Wednesday with the Griffiths and the Mercers in Hart. Oklahoma City and Clinton families spent the weekend with A H Mercer Sr. Arizona’s Junior Scarberry visited recently with E V Ownbey. Dallas residents David and Shelby Rogers came to attend the gathering.
Local alumni banquets and visits fill a weekend as families of the Rogers, Griffith, Johnson, and Dunn circles met in Vanoss, Vaness, and nearby towns. Mary Ann Griffith was elected a director of the state 4-H Key Award Club, while others prepared for Camp Chaffee and summer sessions.
A humorous column riffs on summer life and beauty myths. It pokes fun at aging in an era of cosmetics and tubes. Characters like Tobe Hinch Zed Peters and Tubby Tyler appear in wry vignettes about appearances and small-town quirks.
A compact set of crossword style terms and clues including Cross word tat Yes sp New England Waste allowance One who covets Fermentia Hawaiian food Browns Part of a stall Hit lightly Abet Ventilated Greek letter Tiny In want Lamprey 1 Parcel of land 2 Before 3 Lessees 4 Deadly 5 Open space 6 Limb 7 Follower 8 Modern quadrille 9 A spine 20 Things in or 11 Reverence 7 Craggy hill 19 Platform 21 Reputed 22 Silly
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