Allen Community Notices and Local Social News
Rural Communities of Pontotoc County reports the Allen Methodist Women meet at Mrs. C L Cleveland for devotional service and discuss church and disadvantaged communities. Funeral held for J D Cash of Stuart, 68, with Rev A M Lewis presiding. Allen school board orders five mill levy to raise 4000 for new buildings with a $30000 government grant. Numerous local visits, births, and church events across Allen, Owl Creek, and nearby towns, including weddings, illnesses, and social gatherings through early June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hastings
Forsythe
W. B. Welden
J. H. Malone
C. M. Means
C. O. Martin
L. KR. Watson
R W. Kytle
Bert
Allen School Board
Women’s Missionary Union of the Baptist Church
James A. Hogg
Ernest Davis
Bobby Ray
Thomas Tillery
Royal Franklin
Ted Prince
Ted W. Gordon
Luther Jones
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Glen Busby
Ellis Busby
D. L. Richardson
Conway Church Notes With Revival and Plays
Conway community reports active church attendance and social events. Highlights include Bro. Hudson leading services, upcoming Baptist revival starting June 28, and a Saturday night party at Mr Perriman's. The Sunshine church benefit play proceeds go to both churches.
Local church fills pews on Sunday attendance
Well attended service with Bro. Lewis from Sulphur delivering a regular sermon. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Twyman and son Joe visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Crawford Martin. Mr. Deatherage and children from Wilson spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Berger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Lewis
S. E. Twyman
Joe
Crawford Martin
Deatherage
Wilson
Sam Berger
Walnut Grove Church Attendance and Local Visit Notes
Walnut Grove Church was well attended Sunday night. Bro Coffey filled his regular appointment Saturday and Sunday night. Mr Weston of Ada preached Sunday after Sunday school. Grandma Martin returned home after visiting her son in Comanche. Lavona Iona and Winnie Tilley visited in the Estes home. Frank Jones spent Saturday night with Odell Roddy. Mr and Mrs Mister Lloyd and Mr and Mrs Pleas Sutton had dinner with W A Kirby family. Frank Roddy spent Wednesday morning with Tom Roddy. Mr and Mrs Albert Wilson visited Mr and Mrs Wilson Sunday evening. Bill Webb and Hazel Conner spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Arthur Aldridge. Remember singing every Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lovett
Clarita
Earl
Jim Lovett
R. A. Fussell
Novelee Minor
Aline Herring
Arline Clayton
Jack Fussell
George Minor
Preston Lovett
Clarence Wilson
Bro. Hayes
H. W. Herring
Jim Kirkes
Earl Duckworth
Will Lovett
Mr. Minor
Cochran
Fittstown
Willie Cochran
Chloe Peters
Ada
T. J. Fussell
Fay Kirkes
Louise Wilson
Bonnie Goodwin
Fitzhugh
Conner
Winnie Fred Jackson
Ruby
Petey Brents
Naomi
Katherine Jackson
Max Kirkes
Kenneth Belt
Noel
Lowel Hooks
W. H. Bents
Melvin Underhill
Woodrow Brents
John Brents
Csker Belt
Joe Felt
Lightning Ridge
Roberta Herring
Lithia Fussell
Haroldeen
Okema Belt
Owl Creek
Hatton
Winston Bennette
Cemeno
Cecil
Fowler
Barnard Don
Henry Odom
Couch
Joe Thompson
Brice Thompson
Laula Couch
Mr. Hokett
John Scribner
Alford Horton
Oklahoma City
Parker
Bennett
Abscott
L. V. Cecil
Mrs. Whipple
Frisco
Hotton
Cornelius
Bro. Hudson
Fay Pendleton
Webster
Lightning
Hart
Arthur Coffee
Otis Coffee
Lee Jones
Colberg
Wright Twyman
Prairie View
Able Stevens
Aftner
S. E. Twyman
James Richardson
Gear Cormer
Joe Watson
Perriman
Hicckory
Jewel Frazier
Azilie Herron
Evelyn Meeks
Alva Johnson
Grant Johnson
Bro. Coffey
Mr. Weston
Grandma Martin
Comanche
Lavona
Iona
Winnie Tilley
Estes
Frank Jones
Odell Roddy
Mister Lloyd
Pleas Sutton
W. A. Kirby
Frank Roddy
Tom Roddy
Albert Wilson
Mr. Thompson
Barbara Teel
Walzie
Irene Rose
Thelma Reynolds
Jerline Curlee
Tomlinson
Fay Brown
Lavern Tomlinson
Henry Teel
Dan Estes
Lula
Lucille Woodall
Pearl Sutterfield
Otella Oliver
Ollie Whisenhunt
Lee Reynolds
Leon
Ransom Tatum
Effie Livingston
Bernard Nickells
Walde Rose
Cletis Livingston
Velma Lee
Lenora Hendershot
Marl Lee Rogers
Mrs. Cannady
Irene
Wal
Ralph Walker
Holdenville
Walter Rose
Bro. Oliver
Charley
Delena Deaton
Clara Lillard
Conway
Gladys Barton
Helen Holmes
Odus Wiles
J. S. Brannon
Lewis Aaron
Aubrey Bunch
Okmulgee
Grover Garrison
Paralee Price
Norman
G. W. Thogmartin
John Sanders
Churchwell
Bud Landrith
Centrahoma
John Brann
Opal Dell Taylor
Lillian Aaron
Amos Brandon
Offie Brannon
T. W. Wiles
Charley Sheppard
Kilecrease
Arley Rogers
S. L. van Duren
Rogers
Leonard Brandon
James Barton
Ilas
James Taylor Unday
Charley Deaton
Ferman Brannon
Qgdus Wiles
Budlandrith
A. W. Oliver
Lewis Nabers
Lonnie Brown
Tilt Cantrell
George Cantrell
Artie Sharton
Charley Neely
Minnie June Brady
Alta Brookshire
June
Arval Howell
Local Social News Highlights Sunday Visits and Events
Community members exchanged visits Sunday with many calling on friends and relatives. A pie supper for a singing school is planned Friday night June 19 with a candidate speaking, and church services continue Sundays with Bro. Oliver preaching.
Summers Chapel Church Notices and Local Visits
Rev A W Oliver of Ada filled regular appointment here with large crowds. Community visitors include Cantrells, Sharton and Neely families, and many locals calling on Isaacs and McIntyres. Crops look good after rain. farmers busy with cotton and corn. F M Woods to preach June 27 28. Katherine Lance visits.
Large Sunday night church crowd enjoys sermon
A large crowd attended church Sunday night where Bro. Sharp delivered a stirring sermon. Visitors are invited back. Little Jack Wayne Leeds is very ill with pneumonia, and everyone wishes him a speedy recovery. Bill Dryden of Hammon Oklahoma spent the weekend with his wife and family here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Sharp
Jack Wayne Leeds
Bill Dryden
Hammon
Okla
Zellma
Norma Jean Carter
Norma Lee
Wynena Covent
Myrtle Smith
Pearl Simpson
Elmer Crawford
Herman Crawford
Ernest Williamson
Mhappyland
Satur
Church youth group forms at Sunday meeting
Bro Sharp organized a P Y P S at the church Sunday night with 26 members enrolled. Officers elected were Mara line Dryden secretary Mr Ham vice president and Brother Sharp president. Program committee included Mrs W D Ham Mrs Roosevelt Houtchens and Miss Letha McDonald. Several singers and eight guitar players noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Mae Maxwell
Jamnita
Pauline
Gearldine Kaiser
John Dryden
Conrad Massey
Hobart Glen Myricks
Bro. Sharp
Maraline Dryden
Mr. Ham
Mrother Sharp
W. D. Ham
Roosevelt Houtchens
Letha McDonald
Vera
Wanda June Ham
Jane Maxwell
Howard Roberts
CCC
Wynnewood
Wyoming
Claude Sharp
Shirley Massey
Grace Hautchens
O'Neal McDonald
Olaf Myricks
Hobart Glen
George Lilly
Denny
Cotton chopping begins as farmers busy with crops
The community is active with corn, cotton, peas and other farming tasks. Various social visits are noted with Miss Cordin Sullivan, Mrs. Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Newt Stone, and others. Mumps spread through the area, with many residents affected and gatherings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordin Sullivan
Roberts
Newt Stone
Albert Hayes
Center
Florence Gann
Pearlee Hanrahan
Union Hill
Nora Stone
BeBee Community Notes Highlight Local Birth and Visits
Elva Jones family welcomed a 10 1 2 pound boy and mother and baby are doing well. Joy Roberts stayed with Cris Roberts in Ada while Aud and Roy Briggs hosted relatives from Center. Farmers continue cotton and corn work as Rebee adds a third teacher Lorene Haggard and contemplates another room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Jones
Joy Roberts
Cris Roberts
Ada
Aud Briggs
Center
Roy Briggs
Raymond Hayes
A. A. Hayes
Clint Haskins
Hightower
Lilley Hayes
Bessie Jones
Wes Hightower
Rebee
Lorene Haggard
In Memory of Little Johnnie Tally
Memorial notice for Johnnie Tally who died June 1 1936 at age 10. The verse laments his death and loss, describes pain suffered by his mother and the relief of his soul in a peaceful afterlife. The tone is mournful and religious, typical of sepia era obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Johnnie Tally
Cohen of Alan Ark Visits Oklahoma City Family
FT E Cohen of Alan Ark is visiting in the home of her son in Oklahoma City, where Casen and family have been staying. They have been visiting Mrs Kiersey's sister Mrs Joe Bennett and Mr Bennett, 410 West Twelfth, before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re. FT. E. Cohen
Alan, Ark
Casen
Oklahoma City
Ada couple leaves for ranch near Mill Creek
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. William son, longtime Ada residents, departed Wednesday for a ranch home near Mill Creek escaping city life for a rural residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Williamson
Ada
Mill Creek
Mrs Marjorie Hayner Improves After Appendectomy
Mrs Marjorie Norris Hayner daughter of Mr and Mrs P A Norris Goose Hill underwent an operation for appendicitis Monday and is reported improving rapidly according to local hospital bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Norris Hayner
P. A. Norris
Goose Hill
Mr and Mrs F W Meeks Visit Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs F W Meeks plan a weekend trip to Oklahoma City to visit friends and enjoy leisure time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
F. W. Meeks
Oklahoma City
Miss Sarah Boswell Improves After Illness
Miss Sarah Boswell daughter of Mr and Mrs S C Boswell of Kings Road has been seriously ill in a local clinic but is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Boswell
S. C. Boswell
King’s Road
Mrs. W. Whitley Visits Ada For Meetings
Mrs. W. Whitley of Tishomingo spent Thursday in Ada visiting friends and attending to business engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Whitley
Tishomingo
Ada
Miss Virginia Boyd Joins Ada Visit With Miss Dorothy Ann Gibson
Miss Virginia Boyd of Rebee spends the week in Ada as a guest of Miss Dorothy Ann Gibson at 231 East Fourteenth, enjoying local hospitality and outings during her stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Boyd
Rebee
Ada
Dorothy Ann Gibson
East
Allen youth Austin Deaton visits Ada for business and friends
Allen resident Austin Deaton traveled to Ada on Thursday to handle business and meet with friends marking a routine local visit.
Miss Ethel Bryan and Miss Wilma Chism Visit Dallas
Miss Ethel Bryan and Miss Wilma Chism are spending the weekend in Dallas as guests of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Bryan
Wilma Chism
Dallas
Miss Catherine Edmiston Returns to Ada for Summer
Miss Catherine Edmiston formerly teaching in Wichita Kansas has returned to Ada to spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Edmiston
Wichita
Kansas
Ada
Ada Weekend Visit Attends Hicks Home
Mr and Mrs Joe Brown of Lawton Miss Viola Neal of Los Angeles California Mr and Mrs J H Crassen of Roff and Miss Lucille Goodman spend the weekend in Ada at the home of Mr and Mrs Churchill Hicks 401 South Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Brown
Lawton
Viola Neal
Los Angeles
California
J. H. Crassen
Roff
Lucille Goodman
Ada
Churchill Hicks
South Johnson
Mrs. Clifford Byrne and family visit Sherman Texas
Mrs. Clifford Byrne and her daughter Beverly and Miss Helen Byrne left for Sherman Texas to visit until Thursday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Byrne, former Ada residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Byrne
Beverly
Helen Byrne
Sherman
Texas
T. W. Byrne
Ada
Leach Family Visits Relatives in Stonewall and Ada
Mr and Mrs W L Leach and Misses Fannie and Vera Leach and W L Leach Jr of Wichita Falls Texas visit Mrs Leach's mother Mrs W B Malone and other relatives in Stonewall and Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Leach
Fannie and
Vera Leach
W. L. Leach, Jr
Wichita Falls, Texas
Dr. Vennie Jeffress Visits Ada for Two Months
Dr. Vennie Jeffress arrived in Ada from New York City and will stay about two months with Mrs. Jeffress and daughter Patsy and Mrs. Frank Jackson who has been ill for some time. Mrs. Jackson's condition is reported unimproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vennie Jeffress
Ada
New York City
Jeffress
Patsy
Frank Jackson
Trone Family Ends Ada Visit for Carolton Texas
Mr and Mrs Pete Trone and their children concluded a several days stay in Ada visiting relatives and friends and departed Friday for their Carolton Texas home. Mrs Henry Grant the Trones niece accompanied them to Dallas where she will visit her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Trone
Carolton
Texas
Ada
Henry Grant
Mr. Trone
Dallas
Foster Meswain Leaves for Denver on Business
Foster Meswain departed Monday for Denver Colorado to attend to business interests and conduct official duties. He is expected to return after completing engagements in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Meswain
Denver
Colo
Grindstaffs Headed to Norman for Oklahoma Summer
Mr and Mrs Leonard Grindstaff left Monday for Norman where Mr Grindstaff will attend the University of Oklahoma during the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Grindstaff
Norman
Gindstaff
University Oklahoma
Reunion Hope Beyond The Light Home
A friend wrote of a father weeping yet hopeful to reunite with a departed son in a heavenly home where parting ends. The reminiscence evokes faith and sorrow balanced by the promise of eternal reunion.
Ada Visitors Plan Move to Kearney Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Carl Chapman of Shawnee arrived in Ada Monday night visiting Mrs Chapman's sister Mrs Bud Dun can and family and mother Mrs Tom Little. They will leave Thursday morning for Kearney Nebraska where they will make their home. Mr Chapman is with the Stanolind Oil Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Chapman
Shawnee
Ada
Chapman
Bud Duncan
Tom Little
Kearney
Neb
Mr. Chapman
The
Stanolind Oil Co
Law Student Carlos Wadlington Returns to Ada
Carl Wadlington, a University of Oklahoma law student in Norman, has returned to Ada for the summer months to work and rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Wadlington
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Ada
Mrs Harwell Leaves For Home In Big Springs Texas
Mrs. Charles Harwell departs after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Minter and relatives for the past month. She will be accompanied to Durant by Mrs. Minter and Mrs. N. K. Keller, then continue to Big Springs, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harwell
J. C. Minter
Big Springs
Texas
Durant
Minter
N. K. Keller
Stegall Announces Birth of Daughter in Local Hospital
Mr and Mrs Ray Stegall of South Johnston announce the birth of a girl Saturday night in a local hospital. Mr Stegall serves as county superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Stegall
South Johnston
Mr. Stegall
Mrs Frank Jackson Improves After Eye Operation
Mrs Frank Jackson of 214 South Rennie was reported improving today after undergoing an eye operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jackson
South Rennie
Wade Allison Undergoes Mastoid Operation
Wade Allison had a mastoid operation at a local hospital Sunday morning. His condition is reported satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Allison
Paragould Visitors Planned to See Hendrix Family
From Paragould Arkansas Mr and Mrs Elmer Hendrix are due today for a visit with his mother Mrs Ilene Rogers sister Mrs D L Ragsdale and family in a Tuesday newspaper item
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hendrix
Paragould
Ark
Hendrix
Ilene Rogers
D. L. Ragsdale
Mrs Maud Steele Plans Several Week Vacation Tour
Mrs. Maud Steele of 113 North Mississippi leaves Tuesday for St. Louis Missouri Eolia Missouri and Cedar Rapids Iowa where she will spend several weeks vacation in the period travel party visits multiple cities and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Steele
North
Mississippi
St. Louis
Eolia
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Roffs Head to Ozarks for Extended Vacation
Mr and Mrs Tom Roff departed Tuesday morning for an extended vacation in the Ozarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Roff
The
Ozarks
California guest Mort Merritt visits Norris household
Mort Merritt of California is visiting here as a guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Norris, staying with them during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Merritt
California
John Norris
Ada visitors shop and call on friends Tuesday
Mrs Bertha Giosbong of Tisho ming o visited friends and shopped in Ada Tuesday. Mr and Mrs W H Jones of Allen shopped and visited friends in Ada Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Giosbong
Tishomingo
Ada
W. H.jones
Allen
Three Lee Children Return Home After Auto Crash Recovery
The three children of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Lee living near Fittstown have recovered enough to be moved back to their home. Their parents express gratitude for the support from oil people and others who aided them after the accident on the Ada route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Lee
Fittstown
Ada
Oklahoma City Market Report Cattle And Hog Prices
Market report shows cattle 1500 and calves 500 with active demand for slaughter steers and yearlings. Prices rise 10 to 25 cents with loads of yearlings at 8.00 and steers around 7.85. Hog market steady with gains to 9.70 to 9.80 for some light hogs, bulk at 9.50s.
Livestock Market Summary with Weights and Prices
The report shows good to choice pigs at 160-260 lbs 9.45 to 9.70 with medium and light at similar ranges. Pack ing sows steady, best light weights 8.25, stags and medium sows 7.50 to 8.00. Feeder pigs 8.50 to 8.75. Sheep and spring lambs steady with top 10.75 and bulk 9.75 to 10.75. throwouts 8.50-9.00. cull range 6.50-7.00.
Livestock Market Report Kansas City June 10
U S Department of Agriculture notes hogs steady to 10 higher than Tuesday with top 9.90 and most 9.70 to 9.90 for 170 to 270 pounds, sow prices 8.25 to 8.65. cattle slow with weak to 25 lower on beef steers and yearlings, light yearlings scarce, bulls and calves steady, stockers and feeders weak. top native spring lambs to shippers 11.50 and packer prices 11.00 to 11.35 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U. S
Poultry and dairy price quotes from Chicago market
Chicago market report lists live poultry by truck and weight for hens roosters and turkeys with prices. Dairy prices show butter and creamery scores with grade and container specifics and current receipts in storage and packing terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
Roosters
Leghorn Roosters
Potatoes Market Report from Chicago Trailing Prices
Potatoes in Chicago on June 10 show total U S shipments 740 with new stock moderate demand good at lower prices. Bliss Mississippi U S No 1 3.25 50 mostly 3.25. Louisiana U S No 1 3.25 50 mostly 3.25. Texas fair quality 2.90 3.00. Oklahoma U S No 1 3.25 3.39. U S No 2 2.15 2.25. California white rose U S No 1 4.00. Idaho russet Bur Banks U S No 1 4.23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U. S
Bliss
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Idaho
Wheat futures rally as Chicago prices edge higher
Wheat in Chicago firmed with a 1-4 cent rise from yesterday as July at 84 1/2 to 85 and September at 5 1/8 to 5 1/4. Corn moved 3/8 lower to 61 3/8, oats gained 1/8 to 1/4, and provisions held steady to up 12 cents while rain shortfalls in the Dakotas and southwestern Montana were noted. Vessel space was chartered for a Chicago to Buffalo wheat shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
Dakotas
Montana
Buffalo
Wheat and corn prices steady in Chicago market report
Chicago price listing shows cash wheat at 47 percent, No 2 hard at 93 3-4, corn No 2 mixed at 62 1-2, No 3 mixed 61 1-2, down to sample grades and oats values. Details include various No 1 to No 5 mixed and yellow classifications with ranges and outside weights for white oats and sample grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cotton prices slip in afternoon trading in New York
In New York June 10 cotton moved lower after a steady morning. October futures fell from 10.97 to 10.89 as new crop months dropped about 7 to 9 points while July stayed near the prior close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spot cotton closes steady in New Orleans market
New Orleans spot cotton ends steady, down 19 points. Sales total 8234 with low mid dling at 19.55, middling 11.80, good middling 12.40. Receipts 2,727 and stock 377,325.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Greatest returns for amount invested Ada News classified ad
Local Ada News advertises investment opportunities promising high returns for small sums. The listing urges readers to contact the office for details on plans, terms, and potential earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada News
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Clarence Tiner
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Alva Pennington
Sunshine
Ervin
Montie Loman
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Walter Minor
Aubry White
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John Myrick
Joe Younts
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Claude Hewett
Roy Pollock
Lucile Younts
Doris Lee Benton
O. C. Prewitt
Harold Brady
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Sallie Tucker
Tinsley
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R. F. Lillard
Pearl Barnes
Clifton Deaton
Ches Roberts
Colbert
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A. J. McNeil
Ruby Deaton
Omer Deaton
Alice Lillard
Elmer Lillard
G. W. Casey
Oakman
Cuba Sarrett
Dorothy Toby
Bill
Keith Jared
Will Mullens
Sli. Ek. Lillard
Hall’s Hill
Lovelady
I Lanton
David Galey
E. T. Tucker
James Isaacs
Joe Isaacs
Maxwell
Delta Watts
Ruth Woods
J. D. Isaacs
John MclIntyre Jr
Ward Woods
This Place
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Wanda Joyce
J. O. McIntyre
Viola Isaacs
Laura Isaacs
Devereaux Rutledge
L. D. Rutledge
Alpha McIntyre
Lorene Buchanan
Calvin Bolen
Frederick
Pearl McIntyre
F. M. Woods
Katherine Lance
Jimmie
Herbert
Ralph Dutch
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iFrom
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B. B. Estes
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