Connerville Family Reunion Draws 102 Attendees
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Easterling hosted a large Ferris family reunion in Connerville with 102 attendees. Invocation by Leon Brown preceded a buffet lunch under shade trees. attendees ranged from children to seniors, including relatives from Oklahoma, Texas, California, Missouri, and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Easterling
Connerville
Ferris
Leon’ Brown
Easterling
Weaver
Tracy
Steve
Petersburg
Tex
Ramsey
Roger
Jackie
Gayle
Carol
Chevy
Oklahoma City
J. D
Maudie Ferris
Norman
Louise Dyz
Helen Jones
Ida Follie
Iantha Hill
Tucson
Ariz
Jerie
Mark
Pam
David Rich
Clayton
E. L. Landis
Ada
Tom Davis
Jeff
Marion Lee Stith
Euel
Gwyndaline
Larry Moore
Joe
Rose-Fertis
Shannon, Tex
Mev
Miss Linda Jo Luster and Johnny Tisdell Tie In Wapanucka Church
Miss Linda Jo Luster and Johnny Tisdell pledged vows in the First Baptist Church of Wapanucka on Monday evening, June 12. The double ring ceremony featured Rev. Cecil Stubbs with a white blossom altar, attendants in purple orchid dresses, and a reception at the church. The bride, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luster, wore Chantilly lace over satin with a bouffant skirt, and carried white carnations. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arvel Tisdell of Connerville. he recently completed Army service. The couple departed for their wedding trip in orchid attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Jo Luster
Fred Luster
Wapanucka
Johnny Tisdell
Mr. Tisdell
Arvel Tisdell
Connerville
Baptist Church of
Cecil Stubbs
Bors
Gene Latham
Bob Stewart
Gayle Higgisbotham
Coleman
James Tisdell
Freddie Encker
Carl Tiedell
Ben Sullivan
Charles Oliver
Dallas
Tex
L. K. Higginbotham
Wiley Hacker
Henry, Sters,ling
Laverneavers
Fred’ Lysler
Rom Wapanucka High School
Mrs Majure Attending TWU Special Workshop
Mrs Majure attends a Texas Woman's University workshop in July 1924 on integrating home nursing into the home economics curriculum. Sponsored by TWU College of Household Arts and Sciences, the event features Miss Beulah Miles of the American Red Cross as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia G, Maiure
Texas Woman's University
TWU
College of Household “Arts
Beulah Miles
St. Louis
the American Red Cross
Mature
East Cental ‘State College
Ways To Cut Medical Expenses At Prairie Grove Demo Club
The Prairie Grove Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Earl Simmons home with twelve members present. Mrs. Perry Owens presided as they discussed seven ways to cut medical expenses and shared experiences in sickness. Reports on the Vegetable and Flower Show highlighted 29 entries earning blue, red and white ribbons. a forthcoming cookout and summer details were planned for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Grove Home
Earl Simmons
Perry Owens
Udison
W. D. Butler
Jane Critchfield
Gwens
Owens
Jake Dykeman
C. A. Inman
Earl Summons
Earl Reece
Simmons
Jane Critch
Field
A. L. Hawkins
P. A. Qwans
A. Cornelius
C. As Inman
L. Williams
A. L. Hawkins Mes
W. A. Gray
Ear
Master’s Class Party at Ahloso First Baptist
The Master’s Class of Ahloso First Baptist Church gathered at Mrs Wayne Davis home Tuesday evening. Lois Holman led a devotional with Elizabeth Thompson leading prayer. They played games, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed cake cookies coffee and punch. Attendees included Jean Beth Martin Oma Mabel Lillard Anie Ross Wilma Ray Sanders Anita Ross Mary Jo Weddle Ann Ross Marie Dean Joy Nell Avery Dolores Davis Debbie and Barbara Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahloso-First- Baptist Church
Wayne Davis
Lois ‘Holmad
Elizabeth Thompson
Werte Jéan
Beth Martin
Oma
Mabel Lillard
Anie Ross
Wilma Ray Sanders
Anita Ross
Mary Jo Weddle
Ann Ross
Marie Dean
Lois Holman
Barbara Marion
Joy Nell Avery
Dolores Davis
Debbie
Miss Darling May and Mr Cash Married in Allen Home
Miss Darling May daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford May and William Cash son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Cash were married Friday June 16 at 7 30 pm in the home of the bridegroom. Rev L H Michael officiated. The living room altar faced a picture window with a floral arch and pink hydrangea baskets. The bride wore an orchid organza over taffeta street length dress with fitted bodice and bracelet sleeves and white gardenias. A reception followed the ceremony with a four tier wedding cake on the bride’s table and assistance from Miss Ellen May and Mrs Cash among others. The wedding party and guests included Curtis Nelson and family, Mr and Mrs John Palmer, Miss Jo Royet, Mr and Mrs Alfred Cash, Miss Lizzie Cash, Jimmy Cash, Nancy May, Dale Poplin, Barbara Poplin, Judy Massey, and many May relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling May
Clifford’ May
Gerty
William Cash
Alfred Cash
Allen
L. H. Michael
Eula: Miller
Ellen May
Pauls Valley Bride Is Married In Baptist Church
Mrs Kay Nealey and Will H Hunter wed Thursday evening June 15 at the First Baptist Church in Pauls Valley. The bride, daughter of Glen and Mrs. Crouch, wore a brown and white check dress with white accessories. Attendants included Nadine King and others. The couple reside at Latta Trailer Camp Ada. Hunter works for Okatoka Water Line. Mrs Hunter previously worked at Oklahoma Gas and Electric in Pauls Valley. Also notes on hosiery care and hair cap cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Nealey
Will’ H. “B. Hunter
First Baptist Church
Pauls Valley
Pap
Glen Crouch
Mr. Hunter
E. P. Hunter
South
Nadine King
Wyatt
Hunter
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company
Vicki’ Jo. Crouch
Karen Jacks
Jeffrey Lynn -Nealey
E.P. Hunter
Burkhalter
E. C. Hunter
Smith Family Reunion at Platt Park
The Smith family and relatives gathered at Platt Park for a reunion. Attendees included numerous members from across multiple towns such as Monks Corner, Choctaw, Searcy, Fort Worth, and Roswell, with many grandchildren and friends listed. They planned two weeks of visiting with extended family, including stops at the Laseman home on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt Park
Smith
Raff
Mrov
Melton Keating
Bai
Searcy
Fort, Worth
Joey F. “Barnas
Caral Jo
Cindy
Monks
Corner
S. C.p le
Mes
Hoyt Rudgens
Tames
Clark
Jerri Lynn
Richard
Moore
Gilbert Smith
Donna
Stevie
Lawton
Sherrel Connally
Charleston
S. C
Kathy Mna
Sarah
Godfrey
Roswell
Ging
Pete Godfrey
Madill
P. G. Smith
Marvin Pierce
David
Joe
Nancy Choctaw
Bobby Crawford
Port Arthur
Tex
Kathy Carson
Midwest City
Juanita Shaffer Choctaw
Joe F. Barnes
Monks Corner
Joe Frank
Harnes
Sis
B. Smith
RL O
Laseman
Garden Club Picnic at Platt Park Ends Season
Stratford Flower Garden Club closed its season with a Monday night potluck at Platt National Park Sulphur Oklahoma. Attendees shared fried chicken ham salads pies and homemade ice cream then toured the park rides and amusement area with transportation funded by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford’ Flower Garden Club
Platt National Park
J. B. King
King
E. W. Millsap
Kate Rouse
Fern. Millsap
L. C. Nichols
Nova. Baugh
John T. Williams
Cooks top baking powder biscuits with cheese and sesame
Some cooks prefer to finish baking powder biscuits with grated cheddar and sesame seeds before baking. The mix adds a savory, nutty note and a crisp edge to the freshly baked bread.
Council Weighs Animals and Obscenity Codes at Meeting
City council tackled livestock in residential areas and the lack of a clear obscenity ordinance. Officials discussed what constitutes obscene material, potential legal tests, and how a new code would align with state statutes. Other actions included vacating a South Broadway strip, approving wiring raceways, trailer park plans, and a one year extension for Ada Community Theatre lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gurley
Carl Mayball,Jr
Jedhim
Howe
Davidson
South Broadway
Ainner
Marty Morris
Howard and Thompson
North Broadway
Membersialso
Ada Community Theatre
Wintersmith Park
Crash Ends Five Day Safe Driving Streak in Ada
Two cars at Orchard and Mississippi collide at 5 35 p m injuring Judy Henley 17 and passenger Linda Roberts. Hobert Robinson 35 faces a yield violation while Henley is charged with speeding. Sixteenth Ada traffic accident since June noted in Municipal Court. Shirley Peterson 19 and Glendola Brown 24 charged with assault and public drunkenness. Milburn Leon Cox 28 and Walter Carter 49 face speeding charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Orchard
Mississippi
Judy Henley
East ‘Eighth
Hobert
Robinson
Miss Henley
Linda Roberts
Ada
Shirley Peterson
Glendola Brown
Gainst “Milburn
Leon ‘Cox
Walter Carter
County surveyor post filled by Delaney appointment
Ralph W Delaney Ada engineer was appointed to the county surveyor post to fill the vacancy caused by Charles Holt’s resignation. The Board of Commissioners Gray Thompson and Collins acted Monday. Holt resigned last week. Holt was re elected to the post last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W.delaney
Ada
Board of Commissioners
Delany
Charles Holt
Holt
David Gray
Rae Thompson
George Collins
Delaney
Stonewall Man Faces County Court Action
Stonewall resident Sherrill Thompson was charged with reckless driving and resisting arrest in County Court. Thompson pleaded not guilty as bonds were set by City Marshal Bill Williams. The readable item notes a local criminal action with minimal details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Sherrill Thompson
Bill Wiliams
Thompson
County Lawmen Put In A Hectic Saturday Night
County sheriff Oren ramps and deputies faced one of the wildest Saturday nights in years as two dozen county residents were jailed. A call from a woman at 1200 North Broadway reported a man with a gun, but officers found only a battered door at Faye’s restaurant and no suspect. One man crouched in grass nearby. Other incidents included a 20-year-old motorist cuting up on Stonewall streets, high speed pursuit, and skid marks from burst tires. Several men were arrested for public drunkenness near SH 13, and two men south of Ada beat a man at a truck stop and cafe. Charges are pending in all cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren Ramps
North Broadway
Faye’s
Stonewall
Bill Williams
Williams
Jesse
Ada
Hickory Baptist Church Plans Dedication Event
The Hickory Baptist Church will dedicate its new building this Sunday June 25 with Rev W P Muga giving the introduction and Rev J T Roberts delivering the dedicatory message. Attendees are invited to bring a basket dinner and spend the day at the church.
Tupelo Votes By Big Margin For Water Project
Tupelo residents on Tuesday approved a major water project by a wide margin to create the town’s first municipal water system. The plan finances a large water well standpipe and distribution system with bonds totaling 56,1001 dollars. Engineer Ralph Delangy led the project planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tupelo
Ralph Delangy
Freakish Fire Destroys Two Trucks Near Homer
A freakish fire damaged two logging trucks owned by Jerry Green of Ada after one truck’s carburetor sparked fuel leaving a wet line. Firefighters arrived to douse flames northeast of Homer as the vehicles burned, with damage totaling substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Fire Department
Jerry Green
Route 3
Ada
Homer
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Campbell
Calif
Mary
Marsha
Becky
Buck Callahan
Ardmore
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Jymme
Larry
Sandy
Mindy Kunze
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Marge
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Eufaula
Jim
Phyllis
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Tom
Jane
Glen
Elaine
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Imogene
Leon
Becky Brown
Jan Ferns
Salem
Irena Donaldson
Scott
Eleanor
Diane Ferris
Oklahoma
Will
Elsie Brown
Birdie McCurry
Littlefield
Gob’ Lyon
Tishor
Linda Jo
Luster
Johnny
Tisdell
Wapanucka Church
Rom Pontobrigh
United States Army
Johnnny Tisdell
Mrs. Majure
Miss Darling May
Mr. Cash
Allen Home
MinsJo Raper
Punch
R Cash
Curtis Nelson
Neson Jr
John Palmer
Doshie"Nickell
Clara Gardner
Bevis Gardner
Jo Royet
Lizzie Cash
Jimmy Cash
Nancy May
Dale Poplin
Barbara Poplin
Judy Massey
Clifford
Frankie’ May
Walter’ May
Jen May
Donnie May
Linda Virginia May
Carolyn
Bill ‘Hunter
Pauls Valley Church
Bill" Hunter
Dave Howe
Dudley Young
Young
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News Starf
Lock Joint
American Iron and Steel ‘Institute
United States
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