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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1954

Page

6

Family marks 92nd birthday of Ardmore man Vandiver

Mrs. Van Harlin hosted a large Sunday party for George W. Vandiver of Ardmore to celebrate his 92nd birthday. Five generations were represented including his twin daughters Annie Broughton and Nannie Jones, daughter John Cole, the oldest grandson Lee Broughton, and many grandchildren great grandchildren and relatives. A pink rose angel food cake made by granddaughter Nela Cox topped the feast.

van Harlin George W. Vandiver Ardmore Annie Broughton Jesse Nannie Jones John Cole Lee Broughton Lawton Nela Cox

Marriage notice for Mary Martha Pruitt and Emory Swanson

It announces the July 3 wedding of Mrs Mary Martha Pruitt of Oklahoma City and Emory Swanson of Great Bend Kansas. After the ceremony they reside in Great Bend where Swanson works for Core Lab and he has lived here with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Irl Rhynes for several years.

Mary Martha Pruitt Oklahoma City Emory Swanson Great Bend Kansas Swanson Core Lab Irl Rhynes

Allen Family Hosts Picnic and Visits at Sulphur

Mr and Mrs J T Allen traveled with their family to Platt National Park Sulphur for a weekend picnic. They were joined by Ernie Andress and son Joe Raley of Okmulgee and William Thompson and child ren of Kamay Texas. The group visited W T Harris and E V Allen in Madill at the Veteran s Hospital where both have been under treatment. Sonja Thompson visiting Allen’s returned to Kamay with her parents.

J. T. Allen Ernie Andress Joe Raley Okmulgee William Thompson Kamay Texas Platt National Park Sulphur Allen W. T. Harris E. V. Allen Madill

Wildlife hunts entertain and disturb Pleasant Hill area

Local youngsters boast a big bass catch and seven polecats killed by Arvell and Ardell Phillips. Frank Murphy and Woodrow Hall with Sue Truitt’s dog dug out a fox den, injuring the mother fox. four pups were killed and two taken to the Oklahoma City zoo. Mrs. Truitt’s 175 turkeys are noted. Singing school resumes June 14 at Pleasant Hill followed by a two week Bible school with teachers and plans for a new church building. Pastor Logan Cornelius reappointed.

Charlie Lee Hall Mrs. Seedell Phillips Arvell and Ardell Frank Murphy Woodrow Hall Sue Juanita Truitt Truitt Ranch Oklahoma City Pleasant Hill Methodist Church Willard Rhynes Ruth Sandy Joan Nix Bessie Boien Patricia Poole Thelma Toney Miller Geneva Gregory Peachie Miller Annie Caroline Bryant Rhynes Bro. Logan Cornelius

Rural mail carrier fulfills sermons despite illness

Despite two months of illness that kept him from his Ada route, Brother Cornelius has not missed any appointment to preach at Pleasant Hill Church. The dedication showcases his continued commitment to his pastoral duties amid hardship.

Ada Bro Cornelious Pleasant Hill

Robert Gregory Active Across Prague and Seminole

Robert Gregory attended events in Prague on Monday aiding a community sale auction. Mrs Gregory spent the day in Seminole and Shawnee, continuing local commerce and duties across the area.

Robert Gregory Prague Mrs. Gregory Seminole

Ada visit ends with new baby and illness spread

Mrs Raford Methvin and children of Wetumka visited sister Mrs Don Odom and family who recently welcomed their fourth son. The Odoms have had mumps and the children now face exposure to measles. The Odoms reside in Ada now after living in Jesse.

Wood Family Reunion Planned for Fourth of July

Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood announce a family reunion at home on the Fourth of July. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wood and family of California.

Mrs. C. E. Wood Mrs. Lee Wood California

Mrs Arminda Phillips Plans California Visit After Oklahoma City Stay

Mrs Arminda Phillips spending winter with daughter Mrs Allie Ryal in Oklahoma City will spend several weeks in her sons Orville and Seedell's homes. She will travel to California with Mr and Mrs Lee Wood after the Wood family reunion. Kenneth Holland of Dalhart Texas visited his parents Ed and Mrs Holland over the weekend. Mr Holland, ill with a heart ailment, walked to the store Monday. Mr and Mrs C P Wade depart Sunday for a short vacation to Pond Creek and Garber to visit their mothers Mrs Mary Hite and Mrs Iona Simpson.

Arminda Phillips Allie Ryal Oklahoma City Orville Seedell California Lee Wood Wood Kenneth Holland Dalhart Texas Ed Holland Mr. Holland

Weekend visit with Roberts family includes picnics

J. R. Roberts and relatives from Bradley Chickasha and Alameda spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Roberts. They picnicked and fished at Lake Texoma and Blue River, reporting better luck picnicking than fishing.

J. R. Roberts Dave Roberts Ernest Hawkins Robert Bradley B. M. Stimson Chickasha Ward Stimson Alameda California

Wichita and Lindsay sisters visit Truitt rodeo family

Mrs. David Thomas of Wichita and Mrs. J. W. Durbin of Lindsay, sisters of Dick Truitt, visited Saturday while Truitt and his daughter Dixie remain on the rodeo circuit and plan to return home in about a week. Kenneth Blue of Ft Worth and Darla Durant spent the weekend with her parents Charlie Durant and Mrs. Durant. Pete Durant plans summer work away then to enroll at East Central in fall. Nearby guests included Theo Robertson Bobby of McAlester, Richard Pierce Birmingham Alabama, Larry Martin Borger Texas, and Charles Roberson Purcell with B B Ryan family. On Friday night Mr and Mrs.

David Thomas Wichita Kansas J. W. Durbin Lindsay Dick Truitt Truitt Dixie Kenneth Blue Darla Durant Ft. Worth Charlie Durant Pete Durant East Central Theo Robertson Bobby McAlester Richard Pierce Birmingham Alabama Larry Martin Borger Texas Charles Robertson Purcell B. B. Ryan

Local families share visits across Purcell Ada and Pleasant Hill

A string of social visits is reported as families such as the Martins Lackeys Ryan and Robertson, the Webbs in Ada and Lindsay, and the Houghs in Pleasant Hill exchange weekends and gatherings. Minor notes include Dessa Weller returning from Drumright and Lee Miller's short home visit after Perry work. The Oklahoma Game and Fish News notes a 1953 law allowing 65 and over to fish and hunt without a permit with proof of age.

Oklahoma Commission

Schreiber Family Heads to Garber and Kansas Vacation

Mr and Mrs Jeff Schreiber and their children left Sunday for a three week vacation visiting relatives in Garber and various Kansas points. Schreiber is employed with the Continental Oil Co.

Jeff Schreiber Garber Kansas Schreiber The Continental Oil Co

Debora Weller Works for Pipe Line Service Co

Debora Weller is employed by the Pipe Line Service Co, performing duties within the company’s infrastructure maintenance unit.

Debora Weller The Pipe Line Service Co

Epigrias and Lines on Reformers and Witty Epitaphs

A humorous verse fragment mocks reformers and sayings about dieting oil and luck. It features lines about Epigrias Uncle LEYS CO, doctors, nurses, straight jackets, and a final epitaph tone referencing a cook and waiter. The piece ends with a biblical note and Rev Charley Grant F-2-s.

Crossword Across Puzzle Clues Mixed From A Classic Page

A scanned crossword listings page presents a dense set of clues across numbered entries. The grid features many common words and some garbled letters likely from OCR, including definitions for method stairs employ first woman water wheel Catholic sister merchant urns fish eggs and other entries.

Grandma Moon Suffered Stroke Leaves Community Worried

Grandma Moon, a ninety year old longtime resident, suffered a stroke last Saturday. With help, family and neighbors rally to support her recovery and daily needs.

Grandma Moon

Local Quilting Circle Shares 23rd Quilt Amid News of Visits

Mrs Moon now sits in a chair while recovering from a stroke. Before illness she did her own housework and cared for herself. Mrs Fred Rogers and Mrs J R Broughton led a quilting group making coverlids for neighbors and relatives, their 23rd since September. Mrs Raford Mays of Stonewall and daughter Mrs Ray Miller visited with Mrs Lee Miller, while daughters canned beans. Mays plans to enter Valley View next Monday for major surgery.

Fred Rogers J. R. Broughton Raford Mays Stonewall Ray Miller Lee Miller

Duncan Exhibits Large Potatoes From His Garden

Local gardener J. M. Duncan of 227 West Fifteenth displays four seed potatoes weighing 2 pounds 10 ounces. The variety is Whoo Whoo, valued for planting in his 18-hill plot. Duncan praises the crop as an outstanding record for the season.

J. M. Duncan Adan Duncan West Fifteenth

Moles Winter Tunnels Feed Insect Prey Below Frost Line

Moles do not hibernate in winter but extend their tunnels below the frost line and feed on insects found there. This underground activity helps them survive cold months by accessing prey sheltered from freezing temperatures.

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