Weather and farm notes from Pontotoc County
The rural column reports pleasant weather and busy farmers laying by corn and hoeing cotton. A long list of local residents and visitors is recorded with frequent Sunday and weekend visits, church events, and community activities. The piece highlights crop work, gatherings, and upcoming singing conventions in the area.
Ada visitor on business. twins born to Palmer couple
G G Graham traveled to Ada on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Vick Palmer welcomed twins born June 1 named James Franklin and Marie Jolie. Miss Alleta Baer of Center visited over the weekend with cousin Gienda Easiey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Graham
Ada
Vick Palmer
James Franklin
Marie Jolie
Alleta Baer
Center
Gienda Easiey
Cotton Chopping Kirks Community News This Week
Local notes show residents visiting relatives and friends across Ada Colbert and nearby. Scheduled Sunday school sessions urged with an invitation to attend and bring someone along.
Pie supper raises funds for ball team and community visits noted
The pie supper Friday night raised 5.85 for the ball team. Marie Seaff won prettiest girl cake, Buster Kuykendall Ada took ugliest man soap. Lorene Crow and others visited, church attendance noted. new baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Seaff
Buster Kuykendall
Ada
Lorene Crow
E. A. Mayfield
Lehman Gordon
Daisy Mae Burk
Reba Page
Worstell
Rootman
Dale Bryan
Charlie Crow
Graham
Andrew Williams
Otis Roberts
Ray Saward
Charles Thomas
Oil Center
This Place
Opal Duncan
EB. A. Mayfield
W. D. Hightower
Summer heat as farmers pause corn growth in Ada area
Weather turns warm and growth slows as local farmers lay by corn. Sunday school attendance was 40 with a fine lesson. Bro Geo McLain to fill appointments Saturday through Monday night. Visitors include Mrs Berry and Mrs Walker from Konawa staying with Mrs Zumbro. Norman family visitors from Oklahoma City. Ada shoppers out Saturday. Hazel Watts dined with Helen Brecheen. Misses Sadie and Audie Coz
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. McLain
Berry
Mrs. Walker
Konawa
R. L. Zumbro
Zumbro
Hessey
Houston Norman
Oklahoma City
H. L. Norman
W. C. Norman
Jack Watts
Delta
Grover Tyree
Hazel Watts
Helen Brecheen
Sadie
Audie Coz
Community Notes From Union Valley And Ada Visits
Warm weather and rain hoped for by farmers. Mr and Mrs Oral Clampitt and son visit Henry and Mrs Clampitt. Edd Clampitt family in Ada. Helen Storie stays with aunt and uncle Jack Stephens. Phillips family and Freeman visit Ada. Wesley Hart Tom Kidwell attend Pleasant Hill singing. Lee Cunningham travels to Ada on business. Bill Nealy family shops in Ada. Jack Stephens visits his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Clampitt
Union Valley
Henry Clampitt
McSpirett
Edd Clampitt
Ada
Bud Creech
Henry Creech
Helen Storie
Jack Stephens
Phillips
Freeman
Wesley Hart
Tom Kidwell
Baby
Pleasant Hill
Lee Cunningham
Bill Nealy
Helen
Franks
Mrs. Stephens
Fine Weather Boosts Farm Work Attendees Mentioned
The note highlights favorable weather for farming and lists numerous local residents and visitors across two days. Households from Ada Colbert and Oakman host and visit relatives including the Lambs, Wilsons, Richar dsons, and others while a Pentecostal gathering at Oakman is reported as well.
Local residents share church and visit notes in Ada region
Rev. McDougal preached a fine sermon Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bowden of Oklahoma City visit their daughter Mrs. Warley Hokett this week. Woodrow Horton Elzie Reed and Millie Maud Scott dined at the Murphy home Sunday. Mrs. Burpo and son Billie of Ada visited her sister Mrs. Jim Odom Sunday. Mrs. Couch and daughter Ruby spent Saturday night with Mrs. Autrey and attended a church there. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott attended church at Stonewall Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Cecil and children of Ada visited her mother Mrs. Hatt Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thilmer Hallin of Centrahoma spent Sunday in the Brashers home. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Stone of Stonewall visited Mr. and Mrs. Couch Sunday evening. Mrs. Rowin visited Mrs. Keithley Monday evening. Jack Trower accompanied Easman Killercase to the Breco hospital last Thursday. Ray Hatton was here Monday from Allen.
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Dana France
Williams
Jenne
Robert Boren
Ada
Haley Craddock
Bob Anderson
Clara Boren
Jack
Stonewall
Williame
Jesse
Mack
Buel Bradford
Laughlin
Florese
Opal Dessel
Samantha Whitehead
Guy May
Anderson
Losa Richardson
Mary
Clarence
Harve Owens
Will Owens
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Richardson
Ben Richardson
Lindsay
Luda Garrett
St. Louis
Haccen Underwood
Anadarko
John Owens
Jester Watson
Wendell
Bromide
Watkins
Addie . Richardson
Frisco
George McKinney
Chillicothe
Ohio
Robert
Bradford Watkins
Sunshine
Opal D. Mack
Jim Spence
Wilson
Melvin Morgan
Bonnie Faye Smith
Lorene Martin
Hughes
Mrs. Barton
Violet McCause
Center
Miss Oleta
Effie Henry
Mrs. Bond
Grandma Johnson
Cletis
Alice Mac Fond
Mary Bond
Lora Eddings
George Files
Myrtle Irwin
Huches
Granny Fterger
W. L. McKinley
Midland
Beulah Briges
Carmen London
Galloway Bond
Ona Hughes
Oklahoma City
Little Wondel McDaniel
Helen Burrows
J. J. Burrows
Gallaway Bond
Kansas
Ona
Charles
Francis Mathews
Stratford
Lee Roy McDaniel
Vendell
Minnie McDaniel
F. M. Wood
Yeager
Dot McGehee
A. J. Deaton
Helen Burruss
Manda Berger
Ada Berger
Childre
John Bradley, Sr
Vaness
Granny Berger
John Lunsford
Mr. Bond
Manda Perger
Oakman
Tom Hughie
Clarence Irwin
John Eddings
Opal Irwin
Manley Maddox
Bessie McGee
John Brock
Pickett
Earl Smith
Richard Martin
Charlie Irwin
Bond
Bonnie Smith
Rosie
Norma Lee Henry
Mrs. Hatt
Thilmer Hallin
Centrahoma
Brashers
Lon Stone
Couch
Cosby, Shirley and Drakes Named in Local Record
Trevern Cosby, John Shirley, and Mabel and Gracie Drake are listed in a local records notice. The item confirms party names involved in a community matter with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevern Cosby
John Shirley
Mabel and
Gracie Drake
Explosions Hit Hamamatsu Air Corps Station Nightly
Three blasts damaged the powder magazine at Hamamatsu air corps station killing or injuring more than ten people. Several structures were destroyed and casualties were expected to rise. Hamamatsu lies about 120 miles southwest of Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Hamamatsu Air Corps Station
Hamamatsu
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