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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1973

Page

3

Community Notes From Oil Center Socials and Visits

Mrs Minnie Lewis canned green beans and prepared dewberry preserves. Families and friends including Rev Walter Crow Opal Sutton and many others visited homes in the area. The Women’s Auxiliary served a dinner earning 138.35 and will meet next Tuesday to assemble recipes for a new cookbook.

Minnie Lewis Walter Crow Opal Sutton Frank Lewis Vannie Northam Ples Sutton A. O. Sutton Dorothy Terry Scotty Johnny Qualls Lynn Bolin R. V. Houtchens Arthur Jones Coweta Bert Jones Mary Houtchens Delbert Hartless Norman Bee Robertson Ralph Brendle Wayne James Bill Wall Everett Carr Fort Worth M. E. Carr Ada Carl Carr Jim Carr Oklahoma City Eugene Lance Millie Fowler Andy Andrews Loretha Page Chris Sutton Ruth Sutton Anna Mae Sutton Jo Guinn, Byars Sutton Women’s Auxiliary Robbie Henry Vance Price

Vacationing visitors and church notices from Union Hills

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walters and others vacationed in Tennessee and North Carolina visiting the Grand Ole Opry and Smoky Mountains. Union Hill Baptist and Union Hill Church of God hosted revivals and Bible school with local attendance and multiple visitors from Ada, Oklahoma City, and beyond. A newborn, Robert Brent Cammeron, was welcomed at Valley View Hospital.

Bill Walters Byars Geneva Walters John Morgan Oklahoma City Robert Golden Lynda Tennessee North Carolina Grand Ole Opry Smoky Mountains Steve Gary Stonecipher Amarillo Tex Mike Golden Union Hill Baptist Church Fayetteville Ark Joyce Trivett Tommy Henderson Joyce Trivitt J. W. Kirkes Dink Binion Kenneth Fike Westview Orphelene Hall Lena Cochran Jim Hartley Marvin Payne Donna Orphlene Hall O. D. Hall W. L. Hall Vaughn Hall Jr Blanche Foster Georgia Stephens Daisy Binion Randy Hall Ada Ray Kemp Yollie Layne Roff John Layne Corpus Christi J. B. Badgett Susan Buddy Williams Norman Layne Wintersmith Park Charles Coplen Lee Keeling Loy Little Callie East Seminole Basil Kevin Coplen Latta Cub Scouts Camp Simpson Billy Don Tilley Glenda Dallas Horace Golden Fred Duncan Teresa Golden Duncan Jeraldine Carroll Lorrie Linda Lisa Leigh Ann Lacy Moore Jerry Duncan Marty Bobby Hudson Johnny Sherrill Sherry Don Newby Stephen Lorene Duncan Oil Center Fred Holman Teresa Randy Jimmy Teeters Olen Henderson Sonny Golden Donna Holman Wilson Fred Paul Alderson Roberta Legion Noble Holman Diana Wilson Paul Duncan Holiday Inn Ethelene Golden Paul Henderson Hugo Helen Denslow Hot Springs Murray Golden Reggie Regina Tucker Karen McKenzie Tricia Millard Wallace Opal Wallace Jimmie Teeters William Henson Billy Johnny Allan Chester Mahcoat Evylene Casey Harold Long Johnny Long Lawton Oma Enloe L. W. Schrieber Fox Bill Duncan Beulah Holliday Elsie Fields Fredonia Kan Union Hill Wayne McAnally Gary McAnally F. L. Cunningham Warren Cunningham Wewoka Bettie Cunningham Jessie Matheron Union Hill Baptist J. T. Tatum Meredith Summers Idabel Josephine McAnally Evylene Rhynes J. T Tatum Bobby Cammeron Valley View Hospital Robert Brent Cammeron Barbara Horton Ruby Horton Dale Legman Joe Moore Vasco Moore Bill Blundell Texas Jessie Gantt Fitzhugh Virginia Spann John Reed Maud Sliger Annie Treas Dolph Treas Reust Martin Neher Pine Creek Reservoir Park Curtis Ross and Sons Colorado Cynthia Foster Dub Guest Ray Smith Sand Springs C. L. Blankenship Gale Blankenship Sol Gantt Vince Abbott Cindy Beebe Harvey Baker Barney Baker Brenda Bob Ross Perry Don Ross Darla Charlotte’s Web Carnell Catherine Jerry Gantt Marietta Angelin California Ronda Berniece Pat Anglan Oma

Stonewall and Area Send Many Visitors Over Weekend

Stonewall residents hosted relatives from Ada Tulsa London and Stratford with visitors including Vernal King Ada Palm ers Drennin and Mann families. The Stonewall homecoming drew about 250 attendees with Drennin named the oldest. Church attendance totals and local pastor activities were noted across several churches.

Tupelo Pee Wees win and fall in local youth games

The Tupelo Pee Wees defeated Coalgate Royals 7 to 2 on Thursday. Tupelo Little Leaguers lost 21 to 4 to Coalgate and then beat the Giants 14 to 9 on another night. Tupelo Pony League lost 8 to 7 at Holdenville. Community notices include church events, staff changes, and local meetings.

Tupelo Pee Wees Coalgate Royals Tupelo Coalgate Field Pee Wees Giants Yanks Tupelo Pony League Holdenville Atoka Association First Baptist Church of Atoka Norbie Romine Larry Taylor Edna Cross Gladys Lowden Jerry Lynn Romine Donald Hogue Dennis Taylor Tupelo Baptist Church Tupelo Church of Christ James Knight Methodists Preston Southeastern State College Durant Judy Sonya Brooke Christy Fort Worth Taylor Southwestern Baptist Seminary Edgar O'Neill Shawnee Robert Brashears Jeannie Wagner Ada East Central Robert Mayberry Charles Hudson Omer Rowe Ardmore Dana Stephens Anadarko Kim Shamaunt R. J. Hipp Oklahoma City Vernol King Stonewall Neva Poole Davenport Iowa Jerry Twyla Oneita Loyd Poole East Central State College Roy Loyd Tulsa Ronnie Rowe Clyde Massey Rowe Newcomb N.M John Fowler Florida David Edward Romine Sherry Ann Jackson D. E. Romine David Sherry L. A. Combs Coalgate Joe Jackson Randy Jackson Sherry Jane Stephens

Duncan Family Holds Reunion at Wintersmith Lodge

The Samuel A. Duncan family gathering drew 103 attendees on June 3 at Wintersmith Lodge, Ada Oklahoma. Residents from Ada and out of state joined relatives for a large reunion with a long list of participating families and friends.

Duncan Park Lodge Samuel A. Duncan Wintersmith Lodge Ada Annie Duncan Sam Golden M. E. Booth Glen Golden Paul Duncan F. D T. G Freddie Duncan Dale Tilley Jeffrey Brenda Koontz Sammy Summers Mike Fred Jarrett Gena Dana Jerry Duncan Marty Stacy John Binkley Steven Melinda Melisa Johna Dee Anna Vernon Scaff Emma Booth George Booth James Duncan F. A. Duncan Earl Stintz Kerman Calif Charlie Burton Josie King Elmer Frye Jake South West City J. S. Lamb II Cindy Goforth Brit Lamb Overton Tex John S. Lamb III Greenville Geri Clinton Marie Blackmore Grove Chloe King Colcord Hubert Dick Kenneth McKenney Melissa Tuttle Keith Wallace Jacon Moore Deryl Farmer Tami Kevin Sapulpa Eddie McKenzie Tricia Kirk Duncan Shawnee Eleanor Broquet Michigan Joe Roper Hansel Burk Lisa Garrett Carrol Mosier Cleta Bowerman Burl Emma Smith Stratford

Gary calls for political spying to gain talking points

Former Governor Raymond Gary urged peers to “peep on each other” as a political tactic while disclaiming illegal break ins. He cited a 1954 race tactic where opponents recorded a campaign speech and shared it to influence voters in western Oklahoma. Republican chairman Warner endorsed the idea as political intelligence gathering.

Oklahoma City Raymond Gary Gary Robert A. Taft Institute of Government Oklahoma City University William Coe Coe Oklahoma Ole Gary Clarence Warner

Ina Marie Donaho Divorces Denis Wayne Donaho

Ina Marie Donaho files for divorce from Denis Wayne Donaho. Court records show proceedings initiating dissolution of marriage and likely custody and property considerations to be determined.

Ina Marie Donaho Dennis Wayne Donaho

Cease Fire Pact Remains Faulted After Paris Accord

Saigon press conference indicates Kissinger left Paris short of a stronger cease fire. Foreign Minister Tran Van Lam cites unresolved issues over North Vietnamese troops in South Vietnam and incursions via Cambodia and Laos. He notes unofficial understandings with Hanoi that Washington would reveal, while U.S. aid threats loom over Nguyen Van Thieu’s government.

Saigon Henry A. Kissinger Paris Vietnam Tran van Lam Lam United States North South Vietnam Cambodia Laos Kissinger Hanoi le Duc Tho Washington U.S Demilitarized Zone Nguyen van ‘Rhieu

Tulsa Mayor's Son Arrested on Pot Charge

Tulsa Mayor Robert LaFortune Jr.s 18 year old son Robert James LaFortune Jr was arrested after police observed a car near Montie Cassino High School at 6 15 p m and smelled marijuana smoke. The driver was described as having glassy eyes and was booked on suspicion of marijuana possession.

Tulsa Okla Robert LaFortune Joe K. Lester Montie Cassino High School Lester Robert James LaFortune Jr LaFortune

San Clemente Renovation Costs Revealed in Nixon Security Upgrade

The federal government spent 423000 at the request of the Secret Service for security improvements at Nixon’s San Clemente estate. Projects ranged from 175000 for electrical work to 1700 for a workshop, with most work done in 1969 under Operation Sunrise.

Washington Secret Service Nixon San Clemente Oceanside California General Services Administration White House GSA Key Biscayne Fla Herbert Kalmbach Kalmbach Newport Beach Calif

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Union Hils Morans Vernal King Case Palmer Luke Moran Young James Earl Gregory Taft Maggie Sawyer Dora Palmer Lollie Mann R. V. Mann Minnie Maloy Henry Glover Birtie Moran Rest Haven Charley Ryley Buddy Moran Altus Moran Wichita Lynn Demanett Flonora Pierce H. H. Phillips Nazarene Morris Free Will Baptist Church F. L. Gibson Standridge Burnice Davis Bessie Bird Fowler Andrews Leman Reaves Mountain View Leroy Sawyer Ruth Herrin Curtis Ross Sylvia Ross Extension Homemakers Group G. W. Crossen Carolyn Tate Ahlos O Nce Mrs. . Ross The Baptist Bible School Bible School Anglin Magar Arie Ross Sharon Gantt Marilyn Bell Dollie Bell Audry Treas Kathy Moreland
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