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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
7
Mr and Mrs Leon Condren and daughter Tuttle visited Mrs Clay Johnson on Wednesday before continuing their trip to Texas Florida and other eastern states in this brief social note.
Mr and Mrs Bill Williamson returned from a trip to Philadelphia Tenn Their three children extended their stay visiting their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Paul Harris Mr and Mrs Edgar Dixon from Tulsa visited his sister Mrs Dick Roff and other relatives recently Mrs Ethel Reed hosted visitors this weekend daughter Mrs Clinton Barbee and family Barbee recently moved from Kansas to Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Walsh move to Ross following his completion of a two year Navy term. He spent the past year in Vietnam as part of military duty.
Mrs Margarete Fairchild of Ada was a guest of Mrs Sam Espy Saturday night. Mrs Raymond Laseman attended a meeting of the past president of the extension home makers of Pontotoc County at the Holiday House Tuesday. W D Butler, employed in Chicago, returned home recently for his family. The family will spend the summer with him.
Mrs. Corene Pedersen and Laura visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McGee on Friday. Mrs. Bob Wall and family visited Corene Pedersen and Laura on Monday. Steve Pedersen is spending the week with his brother Charles Pedersen and family in Oklahoma City.
Mrs Mary Ann Briggs with Ne chia and Leslie visited Mr and Mrs Marvin Briggs Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Howard Briggs of Tulsa visited Marvin Briggs recently. Lonnie Miller visited Ronald Kelly Larry Rivers and Deana in Oklahoma City recently.
Stephanie McCullar began college at East Central on Monday. Anita McCullar attended the All-State Basketball Clinic in Lindsay on Friday and Saturday. Mrs Auit McCullar and Stephanie McCullar attended a basketball game in Lindsay on Saturday.
Nancy Brumbley attended a church revival at the Missionary Baptist Church recently, joining attendees for services and renewed faith in a community gathering.
Mr and Mrs Coy Jones recently traveled for a vacation across Texas and Oklahoma. The trip showcased regional scenery and leisure time away from home.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Bailey of Ada visited Mr and Mrs W E McCullar on Sunday. Danny Coffey and Donnie Webster also visited. Jimmy Hopkins of Midwest City visited Tuesday. Mrs W E McCullar attended the funeral of Virgil Scarberry at Roff recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Andrews with Melody Faith Charley and Hope hosted Sun day dinner with Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Bradley in Midwest City. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moore spent Saturday night with the Bradleys.
Judith Sliger and Vernon Wall enrolled at East Central State College for the summer semester. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Colbert of Ada dined with Homer Sliger’s family and attended the wed ding of Karen Sliger and Billy Colbert recently. Homer Sliger’s group visited Maud Sliger and Lou Wilmeth in Ahloso and also called on Ilene Colbert and Betty in Latta.
Rocky Kinsey and Mr. Rivers paid a social visit to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hurt, the occasion described in brief society notes.
Parents sought French for elementary students but schedules blocked. Now 558 youngsters attend new Saturday morning French sessions. Photographer W E Knox joined Hopkinsville council after submitting a photo. In Stevens Point a wind storm tore the roof from a printing plant halting a fresh printing of The Way of the Weather. The Pentagon houses the world’s largest private switchboard with 4000 telephones and 280000 calls daily managed by 200 operators.
Birty Harris Kay Harris and Rodney Crabtree have returned from a Texas vacation. Mr and Mrs Windell and their boys visited Mr and Mrs Tom Fuller in Sulphur over the weekend.
Edna Crabtree Ada spent Tuesday night with Addie Crabtree and attended Jo Ann Logan funeral at the Assembly of God Church in Fittstown. Addie Crabtree visited Edna and cousins Mr and Mrs P S Karr in Ada. Claud Crabtree Ratliff City visited Addie and Buck Crabtree family. Elsie Hart Pearl Blevins and Mollie Jorden of Roff had Sunday dinner with Addie.
A large group traveled to Lawton Wichita Mountain Refuge for a camp-out with the Cogburn families from Pauls Valley and Marietta, plus the Gianfilippos, Morrisons, Sheppards, Gregorys, and others from Moore Midwest City and Oklahoma City. They toured Holy City and Mount Scott. Various family visits followed with Edward Cameron, Nell Lynch, and others.
Billie and Willie Ready John and Estelle Jorden and Sam and Edith Cole attended the Stone Wall homecoming at Stone Wall Sportsman Lake on Sunday.
Laura Snow and Birty Harris took a business trip to Ada on Tuesday for professional engagements and meetings with local partners. The outing focused on exploring opportunities and strengthening regional ties.
Attendance last Sunday at the Pentecostal Church was 24. Attendance at the First Baptist Church was 68. Attendance at the Church of Christ was 68.
Mr and Mrs Ralph LaCrone and children visited his mother in Hominey and brothers in Skin took and Bartlesville with the Richard Osborns. Morris McGee and family visited Ada and Marshell McGee and attended the Church of Christ. Kenneth Burnett and wife Lindsay visited her parents Sam Winters.
Bobby Martin returned home on leave from the Army. Mr and Mrs Harold Waldroup and their children from Davenport visited his parents the C J Waldroups over the weekend. Pam and Angie stayed for a visit. The C J Waldroups visited the Charles Waldroups in Konawa Saturday. The family attended a revival at the Church of Christ of Tupelo recently.
Jesse spent several days in Houston Texas visiting their son Arch ie Gregory and family Mr and Mrs Arch ie Gregory and sons. Friday the Mearl Gregorys.
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