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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1963
Page
6
Around The County notes Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hobbs and family traveled from Oakman to Connerville and Oklahoma City to meet Mrs. Hobbs sisters families including Mr. and Mrs. L C Avent of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. S E Baker of Honey Grove Texas.
Mr and Mrs Maurice Current visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Clovis Balthrop in Ada. The Currents visited Sunday afternoon in Ada with his mother Mrs Bruce Current.
George Carter remains unwell and confined to bed visiting his doctor twice weekly. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Jones and Mrs. Cora Pendergrass also reported ill with hopes for rapid recovery.
Oakman residents attend Ada Little League games as Leroy Laxton and Bart McNeill play for the Ford Falcons in their first year at the 10-and-under level.
Mrs. Henry Denson Ila Peve house and Glenda West visited Wednesday with Mrs Edith Wommack and Jon Ann. Having Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Wommack were a daughter and family Mr and Mrs Web Scroggins Linda and David Ada. Visiting Sunday afternoon with the Wommacks were another daughter Mrs Dale Labass Bonnie and Vicki Ada.
Mrs. Scroggins and companions visited Glenda and me on Monday. While arriving at the plum thicket a large grey wolf slipped into the woods slowly. We wondered if the wolf ate plums or hunted one of Albert's calves nearby.
Mrs. Trudy Nance and Angie Wright visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Duvall, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Biard, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crawford and Mrs. Gussie Lillard.
Mrs. Carey Davis and Mrs. Wylie of Ada visited Sunday morning with Angie Wright before the 11 o'clock service at Oakman church. Mrs. Leona Price of Ada visited Saturday morning with Angie Wright.
Mr and Mrs Carey Davis of Ada visited Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Murray Smith after attending funeral services for Claude Caton at the Oakman church.
Claude Caton a longtime resident died last Wednesday night after a prolonged illness. Funeral services were held Friday at the Oakman church with burial in Oakman Cemetery. The services were conducted by Scott Jones and F M Wood with Smith Funeral Home in charge. Claude was the uncle of Jimmie Caton Byng who lived in Oakman most of his life. He had been a patient in a rest home for the past few years.
Sixteen members attended the Oakman Sportsman's Club meeting on June 3. They shared a meal of chicken, vegetables, cake and pies with coffee and Kool-Aid.
Mrs Hampton reports a string of bad news including a house fire that destroyed the Owens family home at We tumka, Mississippi while they vacationed. Mrs Ora Jackson died with funeral held in Mena Arkansas. Kirby Cook and family from Fort Worth visited the Hamptons.
Dewayne and Gene Berryman of Oklahoma City were guests Monday and Tuesday nights of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Berryman.
Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman were dinner guests Sunday of their son Edward and family at Rebee. Another son J B Berryman and two sons Dewayne and Gene from Oklahoma City were also guests of Edward.
Mr and Mrs Albert Pevehouse and granddaughter Glenda West spent Tuesday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Floyd McNeill and their children. Glenda saw the Shetland ponies and a tiny baby colt.
After a Tuesday Little League game Floyd and Mrs Bertha McNeill hosted his mother. On Wednesday visitors joined them including Gary and Karen Dean from Coalgate Tommie Harber and Wayne Harber with Kenneth Beaver from Camp Polk La and Ruth Wynn and Sue Anson. Wayne Harber and Kenneth Beaver head to Fort Bliss Texas for duty this week. Mr and Mrs Dewey McDonald and their baby from Homer also visited.
Mr and Mrs Joe Morgan of Stonewall and Mr and Mrs John Daniel visited Mr and Mrs W J Barnes Sunday morning in Frisco.
Tommy Thompson visited Friday evening with Jerry Marshall. Jim and Sid Marshall hosted Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henry. Mr. Henry aided Sid with a lawn mower while Jim helped Mrs. Henry with sewing. The Campbells of Stonewall and the Statens of New York City visited Sid and Jim Saturday night. The Campbells and Mrs. Stalen are double cousins of Jim and Sid. Earl Henry and the Marshalls visited Sunday evening. The Vance and George Minors spent most of the weekend together as well.
Mr and Mrs John Braddock visited Mrs Braddocks sister and family Mr and Mrs John Davis and Shirley in Fittstown on Sunday. They later visited John's parents Mr and Mrs L M Braddock in Fitzhugh with David Wanda and Kenny.
Homer Barnes Jr of Stonewall spent Saturday night in supper with his uncle Mr. Joe Daniel and Mrs. Daniel along with Vickie Valerie and Mickey.
Mr and Mrs Bob Langley Gae Von La Vonda and Rae Nell attended lunch Thursday with Mrs Langleys parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Minor. Mrs Joe Daniel and children visited in the afternoon with her parents and sister. Mary Langley and Winona Minor visited in the afternoon. Bud Minor visited Saturday night with the Alvins. Alvin Minor and Anthony spent Sunday at Lake Texoma. Booker Meaders Ada visited the Alvins Sunday night.
R V Price from Ada spent Monday through Thursday with his nephew and wife Mr and Mrs Windell Price, according to local notices.
Mr and Mrs Carl Crowley of Moore spent the weekend with Mrs Crowleys parents Mr and Mrs Coy Byrd. Mrs Bertie Sherrell of Fittstown visited her sister Mrs Coy Byrd Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Bob Byrd Todd and Marty visited Bob s parents the Coy Byrds recently. Todd Byrd spent Monday with his grandparents the Byrds.
Mr and Mrs Jack Vick and Bill attended the Ada auction last Tuesday. Bill Vick and friends viewed the Ada preview Saturday evening.
At Stonewall Day Sunday attendees included Mr and Mrs Simon Patton and family, Jim and Sid Marshall, Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel and children, Mrs Buck Daniel and Mr and Mrs Jack Vick, showcasing community ties.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Baylis drove to McAlester Friday night to meet their grandchildren Spud who will spend the summer with them Mr and Mrs Burt Phillips of Ada and grandchildren Sharrel
Robert Wayne Kinsley visited the Baylis family with their grandchildren Spud and Daina. Mr. and Mrs. Boda Hisan visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Baylis.
Mr. and Mrs. Knox Sweat with Donna and Connie of Maysville spent Buck Daniel. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Daniel and children visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Kennedy and Dora Daniel of Ada came by Monday. They had just returned from a vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weaver of Hobbs New Mexico and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Patton visited Wednesday evening. Mrs. Weaver is Buck Daniel’s sister in law. Mr. Patton is their dad.
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Johnson included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stalen of New York City and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Campbell, Mrs. Grace Marshall of Stonewall, and Jim and Sid Marshall. Mrs. Grace Marshall is visiting her brother and sister-in-law, the Johnsons. The Johnsons and Mrs. Marshall called on their sister, Mrs. Sue Henry of Stonewall, Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw hosted Saturday evening hamburgers with the Wendell Price family. Joe Spears from Coalgate visited Monday with his sister and family. Mrs Mary Jo West Jolene and Jackie Lynn visited Mrs Hisaw and Shirley Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Ben Weaver drive to Hobbs New Mexico after a week with Mrs Weavers father and wife They stop in Norman to pick up son Michael visiting friends Their daughter Sue attends summer school at East Central Buck Daniel visits Friday night before leaving Saturday morning.
Mrs Loreda Storts of Comanche and her mother Mrs Nettie Gil strap of Richmond California visited Saturday with Loreda’s aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Cager Hisaw Sr
Mr and Mrs Charles Waldroup and children Nancy and Allen of Konawa visited Sunday with Charles parents Mr and Mrs C J Waldroup. C J Waldroup is holding a 10 day gospel meeting at the Stonewall Church of Christ and it will end June 19.
Mrs. J. M. Spann Margarett Sue and Julie visited Maysville on Sunday where Mr. Spann is working for the summer. Mrs. Spann and the girls are running the chicken ranch in their temporary location.
Mrs. W L Parrott stayed in Waldron Arkansas with her parents Mr and Mrs F A Smith. Bob Parrott and his wife spent a week in Amarillo Texas with his brother and sister in law. Bill Parrott and Brenda visited Maysville with their parents. Eddie Parrott stayed two weeks with grandparents. Brenda visits this week. Alva Lowther visited Friday with Arthur Dennis, and spent Sunday in Asher with his parents.
Mr and Mrs Bob Allred and children from Kansas City Kansas visited the past week with Bob s parents Mr and Mrs John Allred Osburn Allred and the Bob Allred family then drove to Fairfax to visit John Allred Jr and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Boydston traveled to Holdenville to pick up Mrs. C. J. Boydston, who will stay several days with them. In Holdenville they also visited Mrs. S. F. Sullivan.
Mr and Mrs Wayne McKee of Amarillo Texas visited Mr and Mrs J A Skeith over the weekend. Also visiting were Jack Skeith and his Tulsa family as they attended funeral services for George Skeith in McAlester. Ada visited the Skeith and Boydston households during the weekend.
Spending time in the home of Mrs. Troy Sherrell are her nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cradduck of Winters Texas. They are also visiting his parents Mr and Mrs George Cradduck in Harden City. They came Tuesday for a two week vacation.
Mr and Mrs T G Cook visited in Oklahoma City last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tommy Davis and Mark.
Mr and Mrs B V Howry visited Valley View Hospital several evenings this week to see patients they know Mrs Howrys cousin Robert Cravens Konawa is a patient there also Mrs Eula Ashby Ada and Mrs Nita Sodeman Konawa who underwent inventive surgery Friday morning
Mrs Buddy Taylor underwent surgery in Valley View Hospital on Friday with no available report on her condition.
Mrs Lavada Jones is away this week at Camp Nanny Cha Ha a girls auxiliary camp where she is counseling.
Mr and Mrs H C Bennett returned Wednesday from Yuba where they visited their daughter Mrs Kenneth Qualls and family.
Mrs. Bill Auten hosted a Sunday surprise with her aunt Mrs. Wilma Provence her daughter Mrs. Moody Osborn and son Ben Provence. The group plus Mrs. Auten’s brother Howard Thompson and daughter Beverly Auten attended the Old Settlers Reunion at Stonewall where they met old friends and recalled 1920s ties.
Mr and Mrs Dale Howry with Ken and Pam spent the weekend visiting Mrs Howrys parents Mr and Mrs Bill Foster and Steve and Calvin. They attended church services together at the Free Will Baptist Church in Calvin Sunday morning. After lunch they visited Mrs Carrie Williamson in Calvin whom they had not seen for some time.
Pam Howry spent Wednesday afternoon visiting with June Cook, sharing updates and catching up during a local moment. The two were seen chatting in a casual, friendly setting in town.
Mrs Walter Lloyd of Tecumseh visited the home of Mr and Mrs Bill Auten on Tuesday for an informal call and social chat.
Mrs I R Doolittle hosts sisters Mrs Sybil Hart and Mrs Hattie Dale both of Escondido California along with Mrs Florence Longhorn from Washington state and Mrs Harry Garlock with Mr Garlock of St Joseph Missouri. Also visiting are Mrs Edith Stroud and Mrs Clyde Srader from Dallas. Grandchildren Russell Sigrid Brett Brownlee visited while Cecil and family attended funerals in Denison Texas. Another granddaughter Miss Terrie Clarkson from Tulsa is visiting this week.
Mrs. Calvin Brown and son James Brown with his family traveled to Indiana for a visit. They plan to return to the Brown home before resuming their journey to Albuquerque New Mexico.
Mrs W M Barrick hosts daughter Mrs Jack Gosler and family from Henryetta Texas. Goslers returned home recently while two sons stay for two to three weeks with grandparents. Other visitors include daughters Mrs Norma Jean Spray of Wichita Falls and Mrs Vick Smith of Boulder Colorado with spouses and children.
Guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell include Mrs. S J Keck and family from Plainview Texas and Mrs. Martin Treat and Mr Treat from Long Beach California. Visiting Sunday evening were the Campbells’ daughter Mrs. R L Barnes and Mr. Barnes with Jim and Terry from Roff.
Mr Buck Crabtree Mrs Crabtree and their children returned this week from a vacation in Tennessee where they attended the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville.
The Milligans arrive after a brief stop in New Orleans. They come home tired from nightlife and battles with mosquitoes, prompting cheers and celebration.
The Milligan family spent a few days in Lakeland and coastal sights, praising perfect weather. The group toured Bourbon Street, the Gulf of Mexico, and Lake Pontchartrain, staying with Mr and Mrs Frank Wilcox. A younger brother claimed a mosquito was as large as a turkey, though exaggeration is suspected.
Mrs. Grover Shaw, who entered Valley View Hospital in Ada last month, remains seriously ill but shows some improvement.
Mrs. George Milligan received a Monday phone call from Rhonda Dennies reporting Gene Dennie is ill with pneumonia. Dennies is the daughter of the Dennies family formerly in the community.
New Bethel Baptist Church at Byng met in conference Sunday to call a pastor. After deliberation the church chose Rev. Robert Esom of Alma as their new leader.
Mr and Mrs Bob Myers visited the community and attended Sunday services at New Bethel Baptist Church marking a routine weekend for local residents.
Mr and Mrs Bill Keller joined Mr and Mrs Henry Hallmark Sr for Sunday supper. Also visiting were their son Larry Hallmark who attends radar school in Layton.
Mr and Mrs Jerry Maloy visit with Mr and Mrs Herman Maloy. Jerry, a Byng graduate and former Tulsa University basketball star, teaches at Henryetta and plans to work on his master's degree at East Central State College this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Stokes visit Mrs. Roy Muse in Zion Arkansas. Mrs Ted Gardner and daughter Cindy join the trip. Cindy breaks an arm after a fall from a horse. The Stokes return home Sunday while Mrs Stokes stays an extra week.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Etheridge visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Koller Sunday night. The Kollers await June 27 when their daughter Karen Hallmark plans a short home visit from Kodiak Alaska where she and her husband John Hallmark live and work for Lockheed Rockets and Missiles.
Clovis Balthrop, recently hospitalized in Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City after a stroke like illness that left him paralyzed from the waist down, has improved enough to go home though he remains bed fast and needs constant care. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Frank Roberts and children of Oil Center and Mrs C C Manuel of Byng.
A three year old displays expert fishing, casting and landing fish while Mr. Gentry notes the boy has been fishing for a year and should be catching on by now.
Mr and Mrs J C Johnson and daughters from Oklahoma City visited with Mr and Mrs Clyde Meeks Sunday. Mr and Mrs C A Gentry have had their hands full this week as grandson Scott Gentry stayed part of the week with grandparents and learned fishing from them.
The Joe Wilkinson family has spent the last two weeks vacationing around the state. They visited Wayne Hollingsworth in Oklahoma City, swam at Devils Den, and on June 1 traveled to Fort Worth Texas for the wedding of Jimmy Muse, his nephew.
Mrs Kate Brown hosted Mrs Milligan and boys who visited Sulphur on Sunday. They and relatives toured Platt National Park and shared a picnic dinner. Paul Milligan stayed another week with his grandmother.
Visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Henry are their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Bob Webber and children Deborah and Robert of Ferriday La They also plan to visit in Tecumseh with Mrs Webber s sister and family Mr and Mrs J D Branscum
Bob Allen stays at his ailing mother's bedside in Tulsa as doctors reveal advanced lung cancer after ongoing illness and observation for tuberculosis. The former public school teacher had long taught in Hickory and other districts before moving to Talihina for treatment.
Glenda McGuire and Karen Wofford of Latta visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks recently.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Clifford and children Debbie Donnie Ronnie join Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks in Ada for a Monday dinner with Shirley Williams.
Mr and Mrs Sam Johnston spent last week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Ben Johnston and their daughter Ada. Sam took a vacation during the visit.
Mr and Mrs Orthur Reed of Ada visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Paul Johnston, sharing a social call and conversation.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Leader hosted dinner Monday night with his mother Mrs Virgie Alberson and others in the household.
Mrs Mary Welch Phares visits Mr and Mrs Paul Harbin. Mrs Jack Crawford and sons Hinton visit last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Harbin. Mr Crawford arrived Friday night and the family then returned home.
Mrs Buck Sweat and Mrs Sonny Leader with Donna visited Friday night along with Mrs D R Clifford and Dickie and other guests.
Edgar Cross and Roger Dale Massey, both from McAlester, are noted with Roger described as a grandparent in the local notice.
Janice Davis left Sunday for Stillwater to attend OSU summer school. She spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis and her brother Skipper. Skipper, son of the Davises, went to Valley View Hospital Tuesday for toenail removal on both big toes and was discharged Wednesday night. He returned Friday for bandage changes.
Sonny Leader, Donnie Sweat, Gene Joplin, Kenneth Fortner and Donald Brooks went to Lake Atoka Friday night to fish. They didn't have any luck.
Mrs Donnie Sweat and Hugh Don spent Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Canada in Tupelo, sharing time with the family.
Mrs. Donald Brooks of Ada hosted twin brothers Donnie and Ronnie with sister Debbie Clifford and niece Diana Leader for a Friday visit. The group traveled to Wintersmith Park Saturday for a picnic with Mrs. D R Clifford, Mrs. Sonny Leader and Donna Kay joining. Children played on the swings and with the monkeys and deer before watermelon and the return home.
Betsy Johnston visited on Sunday with Dama Jo Dennis in Stonewall. The two appeared together in the town on the weekend, sharing time with local residents.
Mrs Eula Davis of Stonewall visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Lester Davis.
Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks with Diane Linda and Dwayne Ada visited Sunday with Walter and Mrs Brooks. They attended church Sunday night at Rocky Point Missionary Baptist Church. Diane Brooks had dinner Sunday with grandparents Mr and Mrs D R Clifford.Mrs Donald Brooks and Linda and Dwayne and Mrs Walter Brooks visited the Cliffords Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rebecca Williams visits her brother and sister in Hilton. Burtis Williams serves as pastor of a Missionary Baptist Church in Hilton.
Rocky Point Baptist Church announces a revival June 16 to 23 with Rev. Burtis Williams as evangelist. The event aims to draw community members to evening services and spiritual renewal.
Mr and Mrs Orther Reed of Ada visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Johnston.
The Stonewall 12 and 14 year old baseball squads traveled to Konawa Monday night and each won. Leon ard Wofford played third base for the 12 and under team while Dickie Clifford was catcher on the 14 and under squad. Charles Marsh and Sharon and Gloria Jean Wofford attended the games.
Leonard Wofford and Dickie Clifford rode the Stonewall School bus to see the 89ers and Hawaiians play baseball in Oklahoma City Wednesday night with the Stonewall Little League teams.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fortner and Tammy visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Short Fortner during a family gathering at their home.
Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks Mr and Mrs John Harden and Mr and Mrs Jess Wofford attended the Friday night 12 and under baseball game at Stonewall field.
Stonewall remains undefeated after a win led by coach Pete Gibson. Leonard Wof ford watched as the team secured another victory, continuing a perfect season with no losses to date.
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Brooks and Mrs. Terry Jackson and son Terry Velma visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Treas and Nancy Fulsom of Ahloso visited Sunday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jake Treas. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estes and children Ada and Jackie visited Sunday with their grandparents. Mrs. Eula Davis of Stonewall visited Saturday night with Mr. and
Debbie Kay Clifford and Nancy Fulsom of Ahloso and Mrs. Eula Davis of Stonewall visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis. They returned Mrs. Eula Davis home and then went to Union Valley to see about Lester's cattle.
Mr and Mrs Gene Treas of Gary and their daughters Sandra Brenda and Paula traveled to Pryor to visit Treas relatives and Mr and Mrs Frank Holman of Ahloso last week describing a family gathering with the Holmans and Treas kin.
Mr and Mrs Gene Joplin Kelly and Marty Latta visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sonny Leader Diana and Donna Kay.
Mr and Mrs Knox Sweat Connie and Donna from Maysville visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Donnie Sweat and Mr and Mrs Buck Sweat. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wofford Jackie and Melinda of Pampa Texas went home Wednesday after visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Wofford and her parents Mr and Mrs Buck Sweat.
Sandra Brashier visits her grandmother at Jesse, a simple family moment recorded in local notes.
Dickie Clifford stopped by Saturday with Mr and Mrs Edgar Cross and Roger Dale Massey in Centra homa. The group spent the day riding horses and enjoying the outing.
Mrs. Vadie Shatswell was notified Wednesday that her brother Harvey Norton is seriously ill in Harrison Arkansas. She left Thursday to be with him.
Mr and Mrs Bud Bell and children accompanied Mrs Beck ie Webb home from Guymon last Monday. Webb spent a month there visiting relatives. Bell family remained for an extended visit while Mr Bell returned to work.
Houseguests of Mr and Mrs Alfred Cash include Mrs Travis McDaniel and their sons Jerry and Garland in Tahoka Texas.
Mr and Mrs Tommie Dodd of Shawnee visited Tuesday with Mrs Dodd s brother and wife Mr and Mrs Virgle Ramsey in Shawnee bringing a cordial family gathering report.
Mrs. Wessie Richmond was accompanied home Thursday by her son Gilman Richmond of Oklahoma City. She also visited another son and his family, Mr and Mrs Wayne Richmond, at Jennings.
A number of out of town attendees gathered Tuesday at the school auditorium for funeral services honoring M. Sgt. Bill Paul. The ceremony reflected on his service and connections gathered from visiting relatives and local residents.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ripee and Shirley of Tulsa visit Mrs A M Miller and Mrs Gladys Bryant while staying with Mrs Ripees mother Spec 4 and Mrs Gwindle Mil.
Ler and Robert Wade of Fort Benning Georgia visit Mrs Miller's parents Mr and Mrs George Bain. They also visit his father Simon Miller in an Oklahoma City hospital and a Tew Estle Miller, continuing a family trip.
Mrs. Cora Williams left Saturday for Tulsa to visit her daughter and her families, Mr and Mrs Sam Murphey and Mr and Mrs Gerald Weems.
Mr and Mrs Dick Brent and daughter left Thursday for their Fort Riley Kansas home after visiting Mr and Mrs Luther Moss and Mrs Wanda Paul.
Mrs Estalene Thomas Donna Janice and Nancy of Oklahoma City were Sunday guests of Mrs Thomas parents Mr and Mrs C H Hasting. Nancy remained for an extended visit with her family and friends.
Mr and Mrs Earl Legg were accompanied home Wednesday from Oklahoma City by two grandchildren Brenda and Linda Legg in a brief family update.
Mrs. Dan Cook and children and Mrs. Dale Cook and children returned home Thursday from Arkansas. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barnes at Adona Arkansas and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Jones at Conway Arkansas.
Bill Moore came home Friday from Valley View Hospital and will re enter the hospital on June 17 for further care.
Mrs Pearl Gault visited her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Cecil Madden in Stonewall and joined a family reunion with relatives from the area.
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Raney with Ginger and Darrel visited Six Flags Over Texas on Saturday for a family outing at the park.
Rev. David Forester attended an officers association gathering at Capital Hill Baptist Church in Oklahoma City on Saturday. Porter Routh, a former Oklahoma man from Nashville Tennessee, delivered the keynote message.
Herbert Kaiser of Ada was Sunday guest of his sister Mrs Grace Walker. He is staying at her home during a short visit and was seen in town yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Don Brown with Karen and Donita visited Stoud area relatives over the weekend. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Walker Miller and Mr and Mrs George Brown, sharing time with family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thornton and Debon, Edmond, were weekend guests of Mrs. Thornton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Denmon Eu bank.
Miss Jimmie Nell Vinson wed Jerry Hawkins in an Assembly of God ceremony in Duncan Friday night. Jimmie Nell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs James Vinson formerly of Allen.
Houseguests of Mrs. Ethel Mc Cormick include her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Jack Roberson Judy and Paula from Corpus Christi Texas. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Jim Roberson Regena Jimmy and Mrs Lucill Watson and David Ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther West and Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morris along with Mrs. Lillie Carson and Mrs. Rena Hebel visited Queen Wilhelmina State Park in Arkansas on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Mullins with their children visited Mr and Mrs Doyle Maples in Dallas Texas and stayed with relatives at Lake Texoma.
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