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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
3
Two cheese heavy casserole recipes are shown. The first uses 4 pounds sharp process cheese with milk butter and eggs baked slowly in a 2 quart dish yields six servings. The second layers day old bread cheddar cheese and spices with a milk egg mixture, then bakes for about an hour in a slow oven for six servings.
Recipe outlines a layered cheese and salmon mold with gelatin blends, cucumber and pimiento bottom, cottage cheese middle, salmon mayo mixture top, and a bread cheese bake. Includes instructions for chilling unmolding and serving with cucumber relish mayonnaise dressing. Makes 10 servings and a separate bread cheese bake yields 6 to 8 servings.
The item lists individuals including Mrs Ralph Duncan Dana Debra P E tran and Mr and Mrs Ray Melton Marilyn and Jimmy in Oklahoma City as part of a public notice or listing from the period.
Mrs. Alcie Goodman returned Friday to her Norman home after visiting Mrs. Maggie Moore and Mrs. Lela Long.
Weekend visitors included Greg Legg of San Jose California and Mr and Mrs Trellis Legg and Ronnie from Duncan with the Legg household hosting.
Mrs A B Palmer and her daughter with family Mr and Mrs Paul Gillman, Bryan and Kirk visit Tulsa in a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Lois Rinehart attended the funeral Monday for Mrs Roslene Downs who died Friday in Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs A J Vinson returned to their home Thursday in Santa Maria California after visiting their mothers and other relatives.
Sunday guests of Mrs Lela Long were Mrs Robert Pogue and daughter Idabel and Mrs Opal Cameron McAlester.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Kraettli included Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Wilkerson of Atwood James Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bailey of Dallas Texas.
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moss were Jerry Priest and Mike Edmunds, and Mr. and Mrs. Linzle Herndaze of McAlester.
Mr and Mrs Bud Royer Delton and Sandy Mr and Mrs Bill Luis and Mrs Bob Dixon visited in Stonewall Sunday as guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin Ony.
Bud Royer and family from Oklahoma City along with Moore Holdenville Lemoore residents were noted in a visit. Wilburn Royer from Los Angeles joined the group in Thursday’s gathering.
Mrs. L. C. Cozad Sr. was a recent patient in Valley View Hospital. Mrs. Marie Boyles arrived from Tipton Indiana and is guest of J. W. Sanders. Nora Douglas accompanied her grandson Eddie Douglas and family on a sightseeing tour to Eureka Springs Arkansas. They did some fishing. Friday guests were Ben Lewis from El Paso Texas. Grace Walker attended a family reunion at Clyde Kaiser’s in Stonewall. Barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs were served. about 25 attended a picnic lunch.
Mrs Vesta Stout expects her daughter and family from El Segundo California to arrive Tuesday for a vacation. Mrs Myrtle Montgomery came Tuesday from Valley View Hospital. House guests in the Jestes home include Mrs Jestes her son and family Buddy Sims Debra and Steve from Corpus Christi Texas. Thursday dinner guests of Carl Vinson include Wilburn Royer from Los Angeles Bill Royer and Mike, Bill Luis Ronnie and Sheri from Lemoore Bud Royer Delton and Sandy and Elsie Royer.
Mr and Mrs Guy Stephens and Freddie left Saturday for Modesto California to visit Stephen's sister and family Mr and Mrs Frostie Blakemore.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Elsie Eubanks hosting Mrs. Kenneth Cooley and Mrs. Howard Hunt in Broken Arrow. Other guests and visits span Columbus Kansas Ada nursing home return by Mrs. John Smallfield and a Rawlins Wyoming family in Ada. Weekend guests of Mrs. Wal- receive details of several regional social visits.
Funeral services were held Tuesday in the Church of God of Prophecy for Johnny Darrel Craft who died Sunday in General Hospital Holdenville. Surviving are his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Craft Seminole.
Mrs. Ron Gilley learned Sunday her brother Charles Kennedy was wounded in Vietnam. Mrs. Calvin Boyd and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bennett, of Midwest City, were informed of the injury.
Mrs Marguerite Votaw returned home Thursday after visiting several weeks in California. She visited Mr and Mrs W E Votaw in Tracy California and Mr and Mrs Gus Carlson in Los Angeles. Weekend guest was Mrs Joe Phillips of Oklahoma City. Mrs Arnold Bryant joined Mrs Bill Rohrbaugh in Iowa Park Texas.
Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Otis Lemley Randy and Bechil Jo from Oklahoma City and Mrs T A Trow from Holdenville visiting Mrs Ola Brinson.
Mrs. George Bain visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Chisum in Holdenville. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bain took Miss Karen Young to Okmulgee to enroll in school.
Mr and Mrs J H Crawford came home Tuesday from a week of vacation and visiting their sons families Tom Crawford Bill Crawford and D W Trippett in Corpus Christi Texas Their granddaughter Regina Crawford and Regina were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Templeton in Moore
Mrs Newell Reeves visited Sunday in Wewoka with her sister and husband Mr and Mrs A E Bodkins Their daughters Mrs Frank Reeves Mrs P J Lewis and Roger Ada and Mrs Don Manos Donna Kathy and Michael Oklahoma City were present.
Mr and Mrs Fred Nickell expect his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Dee Nickell to arrive from Long Beach California for a visit.
Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Walker were their son Maj. Leo Walker of Weatherford.
Weekend guests were her daughters and husbands Shelly Jones and Guy Jones Duncan. The Baptist Church service was led by Rev. James Wiginton with morning and evening messages. Ahloso women are invited to meet weekly Tuesdays at 2 pm at the church to make cancer dressings and bring old sheets.
Mrs. Clara Magar and Mrs. Lucy Balthrop hosted a pink and blue shower for the honoree Mrs. Virginia Spann formerly Mrs. Virginia Reed at the Baptist Church Friday night. About nineteen people attended. Punch and cake were served.
Mrs Lolient Sanders accompanied a Cub Scout group to a movie on Friday night. The outing involved a local troop event and family volunteers coordinating transport and supervision.
The Gene Whelchel family has moved into our community. Mrs. Whelchel is the former Elaine Frazier.
Mrs J C Treas and husband traveled to Dallas on business. Theda Massey visited her mother in Okmulgee and later Jack Cliffords in Henryetta. Conrad Massey family and grandchildren visited Harrah. Debra Ann Davis won four prizes at a dog show. Zona Abbott hosted McHuffs and Bruce Brashears visit Fort Worth. Ada trips include Nellie Massey and Bob Ross families. Nora Ross at hospital with Bertha Cantrell. Continuous social calls span Ada, Fort Worth, Harrah, and surrounding areas.
Mrs Davis sister in law visits Wayne Davis and Joe C Moore home with Loyal Jones from Mount Hope Kansas as part of family gathering and kinship observation.
Joe C. Moore called on the Rev and Mrs. C. O. Bebee in Muskogee and on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Moore in Wewoka during a regional visit.
Mr and Mrs Perry Don Ross along with Rickey and Shelley spent Friday night and Saturday camping and fishing at Lake Texoma enjoying a weekend retreat on the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Abbott and their son and family plus Mr. and Mrs. Louis Abbott spent a week at the lake and returned Friday. Louis Abbott and children then returned to their Kansas home on Sunday.
Conrad and Theda Massey visited Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Davis and Debbie.
Recent visitors to the Dub Guest home include Mr and Mrs Bill Foster and Mr and Mrs Olan Vail Ada Mr and Mrs John Foster and family Chickasha and Stephenie and Beth Hudson All are named without dates or further context.
The report notes a Sunday visit to the Bob Ross home and a trip to Stonewall to see his mother, Mrs. Rena Brannon.
The Rev. James Wiginton visited Conrad Massey on Monday in an apparent church or community visit. The brief encounter highlighted local religious and social ties.
Mr and Mrs Alvin O Davis received a telephone call from their son Alvin in Mexico announcing the birth of a daughter named Susan Lee born June 10.
Rickey and Shelly visited in the Bob Cannon home this Sunday, according to the readable portion of the notice.
Judy Bock of Lula is visiting relatives in Kansas with her sister and family including Mr and Mrs Danny Bond and Dwayne and others.
Mrs Cindy Adams and Stephanie Atoka visited Thursday with her grandparents Mr and Mrs F A Webb. Mr and Mrs Gene Beck and family had Fathers Day dinner with F A Webb. Mr and Mrs Danny Bond and Dwayne Kansas visited Sunday with F A Webb. Bond and Dwayne Kansas then stayed with Gene Beck and children Lula Sunday night. Bertha Beck Lula visits grandparents F A Webb for the week.
Community notices recount weekend visits among Breeden Clifford Hogue and Jones families in Firebaugh California and Ada Oklahoma City trips to see Ronnie Midkiff at the Veterans Hospital. Tupperware party hosted by Judy Loftin. Kay Johnson wins door prize. refreshments served.
Mrs. Lois Clifford and family visited Ada on Wednesday. Donnie Clifford joined the Leaders Friday night for a week. The group fished Thursday and Friday at Lula with Charles Leader Wolf Donnie Ronnie Clifford and others joining Diana Donna Kay Sami and Teri Dawn on Friday.
Mrs. Mary Pat DeCamp visited Sunday afternoon with her grandmother, Mrs. Jim Guinn.
Roger Massey Ada and Dick ie Clifford spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Oklahoma City taking their Army physical tests for military service.
Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks hosted a Sunday dinner with his mother Mrs Alma Brooks and family members Linda Diane and Dwayne Ada present at the gathering.
Phyllis Perkins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Perkins, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Maggie Harmon, and family.
Mrs Bobbie Shields entertained Monday night with a Tupperware party. Mrs Lillian Cole won the door prize. Refreshments of cake and punch were served.
Linda and Kris Clinton spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ford Krebbs, Julie and Charles, gathering for a family visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rae of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Perry of Duncan spent last week in New York Louisiana attending the First Baptist Church Convention. The Perrys daughters Laneta and Kathy Perry visited relatives and returned home Saturday.
Mrs Thelma Lee Sweat and Patti visited Saturday in Lula with the Knox Sweats. Donna Sweat came home with the Sweats to spend the night. They went to Allen and Ada Saturday on business.
Calif family spent Friday night with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs Lee Cross. Mr and Mrs Don Johnston and Donette and Dock Hogue visited Friday night with the Crosses and the Breed ens. Mr and Mrs Virgil Breeden and daughters visited Saturday morning with Edgar Cross.
Ronald Keith Shorty Thompson and A J Lemons were in a car crash early Sunday morning east of Tupelo. Shorty Thompson was admitted to Coalgate hospital while A J Lemons was treated and released.
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