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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

4

Water safety in Oklahoma's growing maritime scene

A reflective column urges common sense as Oklahoma lakes expand toward a maritime future. With Lake Texoma and new reservoirs, dangers of drowning rise from unsupervised splashing to reckless boating. Readers are urged to follow simple rules, stay with vessels in trouble, and treat water like a shared, manageable resource.

Oklahoma Navy Pontotoc County Igo Lake Texoma Texoma Oklahoma Main Street

Ada Bank Teller Wins Tulsa Open Contest Prize

Mrs. Lucille Watson, a bookkeeper at the First National Bank of Ada, won the Tulsa bank’s Holiday Week contest tied to the National Open Golf Championship. Her entry praised First of Tulsa correspondent banking while noting personal handling of cash items. She received two National Open tickets, a week of lodging for two, and $200.

Lucille Watson First National Bank of Ada Watson First National Bank and Trust Company of Tulsa Tulsa Bank First of

Time of Troubles IT'S THE LAW in Oklahoma

A public service feature from The Oklahoma Bar Association presents a law lesson for June 15, 1558. It explains legal rights and public responsibilities in plain language intended for general readers.

Oklahoma Oklahoma Bar Association

Avoiding Legal Troubles In Real Estate Beginnings

A long discussion on real estate title safety urges buyers to prefer a full title examination over simple warranties. It warns against relying on abstract history or lender opinions, noting that good title requires careful analysis of deeds, mortgages, wills, and court records, with a formal attorney opinion as the safeguard.

Samson Deborah Joan of Arc Israel Oklahoma

Oakman News Revival Opens with Brother Jack Martin Sermon

Oakman reports a morning revival led by Brother Jack Martin of the Gideon Bible Crusaders and an evening sermon by Rev. Scott Jones. A revival is set to begin June 23 at the church with all invited to attend. The column also lists visitors and family furloughs including Stokes, Lackey, Timmens, and others from nearby towns.

Jack Martin The Gideon Bible Crusaders Scott Jones

Narrow escape at sales barn ends with minor injuries

Bawara Berryman, son of Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman, was pinned between a gate and a wall in the sales barn sale ring last Tuesday. He suffered cuts and bruises to ribs chest and stomach, was rushed to a Ada clinic, and after examination was deemed not seriously injured but very sore.

Bawara Peeryman Or Peeve Jess Berryman Ada

Local Social Visits Highlight Week in Ada and Pioneer

Monroe Lee Wilburn Bonnie and Mrs Raymond Golden family spent Sunday in Okmulgee with Mrs Lee and Bonnie then drove Mrs Flynn and children home. Ada visitors Mr and Mrs Duard French called on the Golden family. Mrs Lottie Shaw and son Kenny Ada visited the Goldens on Wednesday. Mary Lee Caton and grandsons Bob and Jerry Don spent time with Mrs Cora Pendergrass. Cleborn Roper returned home after a three week visit with uncle and aunt in Pioneer. Jess Berryman and Rev Scott W Jones shared a quiet Sunday afternoon. Mrs Jones improves daily though still weak.

Buota Webbs Brther Ja J. Timmens Carolyn and Sharon Lackey Semingle George Adams Hobos, N. M Wayne Barnes Ada Eugene George Mansfield Georgie Scroggins Oklahoma City Oakman Jimmie, Caton Chuck Lancaster Jerry Don Caton Monroe Lee Wilburn Bonnie Raymond Golden Duard French Mary Lee Caton Bob and Jerry Don Cora Pendergrass Jess Berryman Scott W. Jones

Francis News Recap of Community Events and Visits

Local pie supper raised 100 dollars for Cedar Grove Cemetery fund. Residents and families, including Rice, Sutton, Matthews, and Wilsons, enjoyed a day at Sulphur. Jerry Robinson heads to Camp Chaffee, Joe Mason returns from Clinton visit, and Jerry Wilson awaits Spain deployment after furlough. Revival services ongoing at Cedar Grove Free Will Baptist Church led by Elder Ledbetter. Rose Ann Allen visiting grandparents, Miss JoAnn West to Europe as civil service employee. Several family updates from Ada and Oklahoma City. Mrs. Liddle West health setback noted. Aunt Mollie Salter hospitalized again.

Yerry Jerry Wilson Bill Wilson Mollie Askew Camp Robinson Cattle Rock Spain Cedar Grove Free Will- Baptist Church Allen Ledbetter Gainesville, Mo Earlin Haskins Rose Ann Allen M. E. Harris Cedar Grove

Local notes on visits and military family news

A convalescent home patient suffered a stroke after a brief stay and remains seriously ill. Family and friends across Ada and nearby towns visited relatives, including Chisms in We'liumka, Kimes family, Edith Scroggins, Winters, and the Smiths in Lindsay. Sgt. Billy Joe Wilson plans a 30 day furlough from Madison Wisconsin. Local residents learned of employment, travel, and social visits among Wilsons, Harrisons, Canadas, Parks, and Dueran families.

Vanoss and Midland News Social Roundup

Local residents and visitors populate the Vanoss and Midland area with family gatherings. Ada guests Mrs. Warren Choate and Mrs. Lizzie Chapman visit Mrs. Eulas Jones while Cecil Patterson returns home from Long Beach after a two week stay. Nurses convention sends Bonnie Hewitt to Jersey City with stops in Williamson and West Virginia. many relatives and friends visit in Ada, Sulphur, and Oklahoma City. A Home Demonstration Club banquet draws about 193 attendees marking community ties and alumni celebration.

Bonnie Hewitt Valley View Hospital Jersey City N. J Helen Patterson Williamson, Va Mary Fitpatrick West Virginia

Tulsa Opens Tournament as Third Choice Favorite

The winner finished ahead of Casper Wyoming’s entry. She and her friend Mrs. Reba Smith traveled to Tulsa today for the tournament opening.

Casper Wyoming Reba Smith Tulsa

Gelatin Desserts Need Hours In Refrigerator To Set

Gelatin desserts usually require from two to four hours in the refrigerator after preparation to set properly.

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