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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
5
Community tidbits from Lula document visits among neighbors and relatives. Several residents travel from Stonewall Ada Portales and Oklahoma City to visit kin. Baby Julie Ann born to Janice and Hank. many names appear in weekend hospitality and church events.
Francis by Pat Hooser reports Dolph Norris with a wire cut from a mower needing minor surgery and lingering pain. Junior Boyles family heads to Washington for summer pipeline work. An “army” invasion by Pete Hooser and friends turns front yard into a Civil War scene with tanks of cars and a German-American battle, ending with a fudge and Kool-Aid raid. Visiting with Carlos Harrison family noted.
Rusty keeps a fine horse Pumpkin while Baxter Scroggins family and Lois Scroggins with Orville West and Chester Dickson of Moore visited over the weekend. The Bob Hoosers welcomed a new nephew Sammy Preston born June 2 weighing eight pounds and 132 ounces. Parents say all are doing well.
Mrs. R. M. Nickell returned from Modesto California where she was summoned by her mother's death. Visitors included daughters and their families Buford McCurley Barry Annette Woodward Jerry Breeden Ada and Lloyd Nickell Oklahoma City. The Francis Baptist Church WMS Circle met with president Mrs Benner Fisher leading prayer and guests Mrs Nettie Teer from Houston Texas.
Last Saturday our number two daughter Cheryl chose an activity and we all went skating. I have skated most of my life but find today’s rollers too fast for us. We sat most of the evening watching the young skaters.
Mrs. Vergie Chandler came back home last Saturday following a prolonged stay in Valley View due to a serious illness related to sugar diabetes.
This week celebrates birthdays for Alisa Harrison Agnes Scroggins Glenda Wilson Kenneth Holman Cheryl Hooser Opal Holman Noley Holman Miri Moon Lois Baker Joe Atteberry Georgia Crockett Buddy West Dean Chaffin and Sylvia Stallworth. Wedding anniversaries honored for Bill and Mable Wilson Charlie and Sue Mayhue Horton and Jeannie Smith and Fred and Maude Matthews.
Glen and Buddy Byers left their home Monday night due to a swarm of teen girls attending a party at Dalton Young's house. Frieda hosted a slumber party while the Byers and Youngs spent the night away with Kay expected to attend. Attendees included Pauletta Petty and several others.
Mrs. Lois Rose, Mrs. Lela Rose, and Mr. Judd Handcock with his wife visit W. C Rose and Earl Rose in Walnut Grove. The Handcocks from California are noted along with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Jones and Glenn. Rev Don Newby and family dine with Melvin Newby’s household in Oil Center.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Enloe visited Mr and Mrs Steve Bray and family in Ada last week. Mrs Janie Tilley Dian and Pamela visited Mr and Mrs Jack McNutt Jr Eddie and Danny in Ada on Friday. Mr and Mrs Kirby Tilley and family and Mr and Mrs Bobby Bethune from Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Johnny Tilley in Ada last week.
A group including Mr and Mrs Glen Wallis and Karen Ada Roy Bottoms Ada Miss Gwen Bandy Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs Robert Trivitt New Mexico Mr and Mrs J W Kirkes Vance Price Mary Duckworth Germany Anthony Duckworth Roger Richardson Westview Linda Carter Latta and Mr and Mrs Matt Richardson Westview were mentioned as visiting various locations.
Mrs Ruth Tatum visits the Tatum family and Mrs F O Jones reports a letter from Olen Tilley and family Bucklin Kansas noting several rains that ready soil for maize planting. Farmers in Kansas will be ready to plant as conditions improve.
Former Ada residents are cutting wheat in the latter part of the week. The brief notes their relocation and current farming activity.
Mrs Harold Haines spent three days in Ardmore last week. Mike visited Mrs J V Haines while his mother was away. Mr and Mrs Harold Haines and Mike visited Mr and Mrs J V Haines Sunday. Mrs Laura Haines attended the Pickett Home Demonstration Club last week.
Rev. and Mrs. F L Cunningham travel this week visiting the Bacons in Arlington and the Zacharys in Denison. They visited Warren Cunningham Larry Cunningham, Mark and Howard Cunningham and Debbie in Ada last week.
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