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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
3
Ada area residents report weekend and midweek visits among families in surrounding towns. Albert Crow and Cleo Roper reunite after 30 years. blood donor Robert Golden aids Valley View Hospital. numerous relatives gather in Sasakwa Konawa and Ada for visits and celebrations.
A list of visiting relatives and friends includes Mrs. Geraldine Daniels Lat ta and others who visited Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Jones and Glenn. Additional visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bill McAnally Ada and various families to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mc Anally were noted.
Mr and Mrs Horace Golden and family were dinner guests of Olen Henderson and family Sunday night. Golden family attended a Vaness baseball game Tuesday with Randy on the team. Teresa Golden joined Robert and Mike for a Pauls Valley baseball trip. Mrs Roxie Golden and several others attended the Alum ni Banquet committee meeting in Vaness Saturday night June 24. Visiting Earl Rose weekend guests included A W Walker John Wichita Kan and many others from Stroud Cushing Cheyenne and nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs Kenny Logston of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs Robert Golden. David and Robert Hodges of Little Rock Ark and Shane Sampson of Chickasha also visited. Mrs Roxie Golden took Debbie Henderson Carol Golden Junior Henderson and Lynda Golden swimming at Winters smith Park on Sunday.
Mrs Lillie Karr visited Mr and Mrs F O Jones and Rev and Mrs Don Newby and family to help pick green beans on Monday. Mr and Mrs W C Karr visited Mr and Mrs P S Karr.
A Kemp family reunion was held Saturday night and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. John Layne of Corpus Christi Texas Mr. and Mrs. Wally Layne of Ada and others from Oil Center Norman and Susan Badgett. They enjoyed a picnic lunch and visitors later included Billie Adams Rhonda Pamela Lynda Golden Roxie Golden Barbara Newby Kathy Stephen and Lavona Jones.
Mr and Mrs Sid Walton and family Ada Terry Roberson Konawa Willie Wayne Walton Oklahoma City Steve Walton are named in a local society note. The fragment lists residents and relations connected to the Walton family in multiple Oklahoma communities.
Mrs. Shirley Jennings of Florida and families of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glen Horton and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stone visited E. L. Horton and family Sunday. Mrs. Ruby Horton and Barbara visited Lavona Jones and Barbara Newby during the week.
Vanoss Two defeated Stratford Reds 15 6 after earlier 10 0 win over Stratford Cubs. Mike Haines plays for Vanoss Two while Mr and Mrs Harold Haines and family visit J V Haines during the week.
Gertie Lou Carter Ada Cleo Roper Compton California David Bowerman Compton California and Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Adams and family visited Mrs Sybil Collins and Mrs Nora Roper during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jones F. O. Jones and R. E. Tilley attended the fish fry at Madill Saturday night. Mrs. Lavona Jones R. E. Tilley Kenny Jones and Mrs. Barbara Newby Stephen and Kathy were noted among guests.
Rev. and Mrs. F L Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs Kei Sales with families, Harrold Texas, dined Saturday with Mr. and Mrs Warren Cunningham Oil Center. Warren Cunningham traveled to Six Flags Over Texas Monday. The Oil Center group later visited Mr and Mrs Larry Cunningham and family in Pickett.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Archer and others visited Pennington Creek for a weekend of picnicking and fishing. Additional families including the Hortons De lazier and Stone gathered there for outdoor recreation in Madill.
Mr and Mrs Lee Keeling hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Coplen and family for dinner. Charlene Coplen has just returned home from the hospital. Kevin Coplen visited his grandparents over the weekend.
Col and Mrs Aaron Walker recently back from Hawaii visit parents and relatives. They left Friday for Carlisle Pennsylvania where Col Walker will attend college.
Phillip Bruce Stevie and Stanley will depart Oklahoma City by plane on Wednesday to reunite with their parents in Pennsylvania, joining family after a trip home.
Royse City resident Williams travels to visit the Elliotts, marking a social call and local exchange of greetings. The event centers on a routine domestic visit with no additional officials or organizations noted.
Mr and Mrs Eddie Boyette of Florida visit Mr and Mrs Frank Reeves, sharing a brief social call with friends in town.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Emerson visiting Riverside California and Mrs Newell Reeves visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Emerson in Harrison Arkansas recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Patrick of Conway Arkansas spent the weekend with her mother Mrs W A Spain. The Patricks also visited their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Lindon Tate.
Mrs Elmer Prewitt of Bixby accompanied her husband Rev Elmer Prewitt to Allen where he led services at the Church of God of Prophecy.
Calls had been visiting their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mossman.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Sanders included her sister Mrs. Nellie Olive and her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson of Sulphur. Their son Leon from South Gate California telephoned to wish his father a happy Father's Day. Mackey Johnson of Houston Texas visited Mr. and Mrs. Luther Moss Sunday.
Ada couple Mr and Mrs Bill Lovin visit brother Lester Lovin in Talihina along with Mr and Mrs 0 S Lovin on Saturday.
Mrs Walter Ussery and Karen of El Paso Texas have been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H C Kraettli recently H C Kraettli returned home on foot from Valley View Hospital
Mrs Ruth Beavers returned home Friday from Valley View Hospital and was readmitted. Mr and Mrs Marvin Beavers of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of his mother Mrs Ruth Beavers.
Mr and Mrs C L Case visited Mrs Cora Case in Valley View Hospital on Saturday. They also visited Ada ter and husband Mrs Patrick, Mr and Mrs Tom Jacobs, Mr and Mrs Carl Russell of Oklahoma City, and Mr and Mrs Rutherford Scrogg and children in Fort Smith Arkansas. Mr and Mrs R C Isaacs returned after visiting Mr and Mrs Floyd Kittley Crescent. They visited Mrs Lela Bean in a Cheney nursing home near Wichita. Mr and Mrs C C Call were accompanied home from El Dorado Kansas Tuesday by grandson Brent Mossman.
Herbert Kaiser of Ada visited his sister Mrs Grace Walker on Sunday.
Mr. Floyd Simmons and Mrs. Floyd Simmons attended with Bob Simmons and Mrs. Effie Turner as relatives gathered Sunday for a family reunion at Konawa Park.
Recent visitors to Mrs. Elsie Eubanks were her nephew and wife Thurman and his wife from Bakersfield California.
Sgt. and Mrs. Gwyndle Miller with Robert and Tammy arrived Tuesday from Fort Knox Kentucky to visit Mrs. Miller's parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bain and other relatives. Miller will soon depart for a tour of duty in Vietnam.
Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mead were Mrs. Carl Budd of Coffeyville Kansas and Mrs. Ban Budd of Big Piney Wyoming.
Mrs Pearl Pipkin accompanied her son and wife, Mr and Mrs Jim Pipkin, to their home in a brief social note.
Mrs Odessa West traveled with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Herman Roark and David to Magnolia Arkansas from Monday to Thursday. Herman Roark was employed there and the ladies went sight seeing.
Weekend visitors included her son and family Mr and Mrs J W Hancock and children and Mrs Mary Brooks from Seminole.
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