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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1964

Page

4

Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News History Note

The Ada publication lineage details the consolidation of The News Publishing and Printing Co titles, starting with W D Little publisher and Don Cook editor in 1901 and merging through Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Stat en Ada Times-Democrat to form the Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News.

ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Don Cook Ada Oklahoma The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc

Power Mowers Need Care This Summer

The Ada Weekly News warns about injuries from power mowers as doctors report a rash of incidents. It urges common sense in operation, noting dangerous adjustments with running motors, overturned riding mowers, and projectiles from blades. It stresses keeping children away and avoiding risky setups, while not opposing mowers.

Long Live the Suit Sparks Ocean Wardrobe Debate

A nostalgic reminiscence on the woman’s one piece swimsuit causing public fuss. The author recalls youth swimming in a creek wearing a no piece suit and notes the need to decide appropriate venues as controversy grows.

Trees and shade in pastures worth preserving

A rural critique warns against over clearing. While cattlemen seek grass, old trees and small timber stands add shade and park like beauty. The piece urges leaving some trees, noting they took years to grow versus minutes to remove.

Busby Seeks Glasses For Needy Drive

Mrs. Orel Busby reports sending 300 pairs of glasses to Eyes For The Needy in Short Hills New Jersey. She notes others had glasses but missed the shipment and offers delivery to Mrs. Busby at 1908 Shaw Drive or direct shipment to the organization.

Orel Busby

Colbert Holds Old Timers Reunion Near Ada Park

The Colbert community north of Ada plans an Old Timers reunion next Sunday June 28 at Wintersmith Park in Ada. Residents past and present are invited and asked to bring a basket lunch. Last year dozens of families attended the event.

Colbert Ada Wintersmith Park

County Court Handles Four Open Liquor Cases

Four charges were filed in County Court on Wednesday. Ronald Gene Russell and David Ray Newton face counts of transporting open containers of liquor. Cleveland Worcester is charged with driving while intoxicated and Arlington Worcester with resisting an officer. all defendants pleaded not guilty.

Ronald Gene Russell David Ray Newton Cleveland Worcester Arlington Worcester

Death ruled accident in slaying of Luther Lowman

Luther John Lowman aged 65 formerly of Stonewall died Wednesday in a motel room on North Broadway. County Attorney Francis Mayhue said Lowman apparently became ill while asleep and strangled to death with no foul play indicated by officers.

Luther John Lowman Stonewall Lowman North Broadway Francis Mayhue

Chism Homecoming Planned for July Fifth at Errel Wright Farm

The annual Old Chism Homecoming is set for Sunday July 5 at the Errel Wright farm six miles south of Asher. A basket lunch will be spread at noon and Eva Asbury says there will be plenty of music and singing. Residents and former residents are invited.

Errel Wright Asher Eva Asbury Chism Association

We Do Not Fully Understand Our Own Age

Buzzy Bonehouse muses on the era we live in and the flood of books and articles about it. The author notes that people struggle to grasp this age and to pin down when it began and what it means.

Road safety plea asks action after rise in highway deaths

A county editorial laments rising state highway fatalities despite safety efforts and road upgrades. It urges separating emotion from problem solving, resisting easy blame, and finding effective ways to curb careless driving, intoxication, and speeding to reduce wrecks and injuries.

Department of Public Safety

Pat Ray Receives Lively Parking Ticket Joke

Pat Ray got a quirky parking ticket in Idabel noting a long park time. The summons urged tearing the ticket and claiming a free beverage at a drugstore fountain or restaurant. The Chamber of Commerce redeemed the tickets, and Pat found it amusing. Beef and cattle industry themes highlighted local prosperity and ranch activity.

Pat Ray Idabel Chamber of Commerce Pat

No title provided in readable text

The passage discusses the appeal and limits of isolating from society to escape life’s irritants. It notes that avoidance rarely works and warns against profitless sharing of misfortune, emphasizing people generally prefer news that includes both bad and good rather than constant misery.

Divorce Granted for Marlene Steele and Glen Steele

The court records dissolve marriage between Marlene Patsy Steele and Glen Newton Steele. Proceedings finalize their divorce with terms to be determined by the judiciary.

Marlene Patsy Steele Glen Newton Steele

Specifications Are Pretty Bulky By GEORGE GURLEY

Bids on the Robert S Kerr Water Research Laboratory will be received July 1 in Dallas. The project features 49 972 square feet over three stories plus a penthouse, brick and precast concrete panels with large glass sections, and a 150 car parking area. Cost ranges from 1 440 000 to 1 800 000, not including furnishings or most equipment.

George Gurley Robert S. Kerr Water Research Laboratory Dallas Struc Ture Carl Thompson Thompson

Ada Livestock Auction Steady Market Stronger for Yearling Cattle

The Ada sale was steady to strong Tuesday with yearling cattle showing the most strength. Receipts reached 1,600 as buyers paid for slaughter cows 10 to 13.50 dollars, bulls 14 to 18, calves 18 to 20.50, stockers 16 to 23.50 for various classes, and hogs 11 to 15.75 for sows and barrows.

Ada

Oklahoma farm prices steady across wheat and eggs

The state Board of Agriculture reports cash wheat prices in several towns from 1.33 to 1.45 per bushel with regional variation. Eggs, fowl, and butterfat prices are steady with small and large egg grades, light fowl, and butterfat quoted at small different ranges.

Livestock Auction Report Noting Mixed Cattle Hog and Sheep Trades

Cattle receipts 6 400 calves 700 feeder cattle and calves consigned mostly Thursday auction few cows at private treaty prices steady utility and commercial cows 12 25 13 50 mixed good and choice 500 700 lb feeder steers 19 10 21 10 feeder heifers 17 50 19 30 mixed good and choice calves 21 00 23 85 good and choice heifer calves 18 60 20 90. Hogs 400 fairly active barrows and gilts 25 50 and higher sows steady barrows gilts 15 00 16 75 sows 12 50 14 00. Sheep 200 few classes steady choice and prime 80 95 lb lambs 22 50 23 00 good and choice 20 00 21 50 few good and choice 55 80 lb feeder lambs 16 00.

Oklahoma City USDA

Industrials and Rails Lead Early Stock Gains

New York shares rose as industrials and railroad stocks pushed the market higher. Trading activity was the most robust of the week as prices gained in early afternoon trading.

New York

Homer Gets Approval On Water Loan

The Farmers Home Administration approved a loan to fund bringing city water to Homer. Lonnie Abbott of the Homer Water Association said final easements are being secured and the area will seek inclusion under Metropolitan Area Planning and Zoning.

Homer Farmers Home Administration Lonnie Abbott Homer Water Association Board of County Commissioners Ada Abbott FHA Abott

Kerr Gains Support as Democratic Next Chairman Hopeful

Ada candidate Aubrey Kerr gains 43 more votes in the bid to unseat Jim Arrington in Stillwater. He earns endorsements from Pittsburg and Cherokee counties while Creek County remains undeclared. Arrington secures Kay County support with 24 state convention votes.

Ada Aubrey Kerr Jim Arrington Stillwater Kerr Pittsburg Cherokee Arrington Kay County Enid Garfield County Arlington Muskogee County Creek County

Verses of Grace and a City Classified Ad Mosaic

A devotional hymn excerpt speaks of grace and strength from God amid trials, noting divine mercy and limitless love. The ad section next week hints at a billfold recovery request and a matrimonial ad from Cousin Hubert drawing hundreds of responses, many casual or dubious.

The Present Social Economy keeps moving on payments

The text argues the system endures as long as people receive wages and spend them, linking employment to ongoing payments and spending cycles. It highlights a loop where work enables pay, and pay sustains consumption.

When We Grow Weary The Dander Rises To Take Action

The speaker urges decisive action after long effort and steady vigilance. A call to drop the cheeky tone and stand firm to push through fatigue and enforce change.

Fragments Of Wit And Wisdom From An Octogenarian

A collage of aphorisms and reflections on money luck and daily life. Notes on aging budgets weather hitchhiking and a stray newspaper ad fragment about a billfold found on Main Street. The tone is casual observant and self reflective with many named ideas and phrases.

Main Street

Neighborly Reply Scatters Veiled Repossession Threat

A finance firm sent many reminders then a note threatening to repossess a car. The owner replied with a witty message saying he discussed the veiled threat with neighbors and that it would be a lousy trick.

Picture of the Woman He Plans to Marry Sparks Wit

A man shows a photograph and declares he will marry the woman in it. His companion quips that she must be wealthy, reflecting a light exchange on marriage and status.

The Tape of Time and Radio Echoes

A reflective note on progress from radio static to television, and how old cars are repurposed as they age, signaling changing technology and culture.

Ambiguous Lines Reflect Local Parlance Or Cartoon Wryness

A quirky piece mixes animal tax jokes with idioms about tax, luck, and oversight. It wittily notes a taxpayer yields a pelt yearly and hints at dreams and consequences when oversleeping or being rebuked. The tone resembles a light column or humorous aside.

Shopping Fatigue and Reflections in Verse

A playful fragment presents lines about fatigue from chores and door pulling followed by dialogue on chemistry's impact and cheerful outlook. It features characters Ivan J. Collins, Cool Cat, and a playful misquote of Alice Cary with a moral to seek goodness and smiles.

Ivan J. Collins

Marriages listed for Oklahoma and Kansas couples

Joe Curtis 39 of Oklahoma City weds Verna L Cox 38 of Oklahoma City. Carl D Martin 21 of Erick weds Ruby Mercedes Self 20 of Ada. Alvin C Mulliniks 18 of Stratford weds Doris Jean Jones 17 of Stratford. Samuel W Blumer 40 of Hutchinson Kan weds Evelyn G Hubler 40 of Hutchinson Kan.

Joe Curtis Oklahoma City Verna L. Cox Carl Davis Martin Erick Ruby Mercedes Self Ada Alvin Carl Mulliniks Stratford Doris Jean Jones Samuel W. Blumer Hutchinson Kan Evelyn G. Hubler

Hall Graduates From U. of Okla.

Ralph R. Hall of Stonewall has earned a University of Oklahoma degree and honors from Tau Beta Pi Sigma Tau and Phi Eta Sigma. He works in Humble Oil Baytown refinery and will begin studies for a master's at Princeton in September.

Ralph R. Hall Elmer E. Hall Stonewall Humble Oil and Refining Company Baytown, Tex Hall Stonewall High School University of Oklahoma Tau Beta Pi Sigma Tau Phi Eta Sigma Princeton University

Family ties brighten weekend in Palestine Texas

Mrs. Simon Patton reports Mrs. Wendell Price joined sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs J C Howard of Morris for the funeral of their mother’s sister Mrs Cora Conway in Palestine Texas. Mr and Mrs Vernon McCarty Tonye and Garry McAleaster visited Mrs McCarty’s dad Wendell Price while Mrs Price was away.

Simon Patton Wendell Price Inlaw J. C. Howard Morris Palestine Tex Cora Conway Vernon McCarty Tonye Garry McAlester McCarty

Local families share visits and a Pontotoc baseball trip

Mr and Mrs Knox Sweat and Donna of Maysville had supper Friday with Mr and Mrs Buck Daniel. Joe Daniel visited the Buck Daniels Wednesday. Mrs John Daniel and Mrs Johnnie Daniel with girls visited Sunday. Clyde and Ralph Wofford of Pampa Texas with children visited Saturday evening. Thomas and Buck Daniel went to Pontotoc Sunday to play baseball with Pontotoc.

Knox Sweat Donna Maysville Buck Daniel Joe Daniel Buck Daniels John Daniel Johnnie Daniel Clyde Ralph Wofford Pampa Tex Thomas Pontotoc

Byrd Family Visits After Hospital Return

Mr and Mrs Coy Byrd visited Saturday evening with Mrs Byrds sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Homer Jumper who had just come home from the hospital. Mr and Mrs Bob Byrd Todd and Marty had Sunday dinner with Bob and Coy Byrd. Coy Byrd drove to Coalgate Sunday afternoon to a singing.

Coy Byrd Mrs. Byrd Inlaw Homer Jumper Jumpers Bob Byrd Todd Marty Bob Coy Byrds Coalgate

Dental woes fill Ada social notes verse

Mrs Alfred Baylis and daughters face dental problems. Yolanda Phillips plans dental work before departing for Libya Africa. Yolonda and Sandra Baylis had Saturday appointments. Mrs Phillips Spud and Dana stayed Sunday night and Monday with Burl and Louise Phillips in Ada. Mrs Hixson visited Ada friends Alfred Baylis and Sandra. Hixson is mother of Hinkle Blevins, Sandra's fiancé.

Alfred Baylis Yolonda Phillips Lybia Africa Yolonda Sandra Baylis

Jones Family Reunion Draws Hundreds at Sulphur Park

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vick attended the Jones family reunion Sunday at Platt National Park in Sulphur. The Jones are relatives of Mrs. Vick. About 200 relatives gathered from California Texas Arkansas Kansas and Oklahoma.

Jack Vick Jones Platt National Park

Visits Shared Among Families Around Ada

Mrs John Daniel and granddaughters Johnna and Johnna Daniel suffered throat infections last week. Several relatives including Jack Barnes Buck Daniel Clara Kennedy John Daniel and Dora Daniel visited in Ada and at the hospital Thursday night and Sunday afternoon.

John Daniel Johnna Johnna Daniel Jack Barnes John Daniel Thurs Buck Daniel Clara Kennedy John Daniels John Dora Daniel Ada Johnnie Daniel June Pharr Frankie Stewart

News Want Ads Dial FE 2 4433 For Quick Results

Classified line advert invites readers to place want ads by phone, promising fast results and easy reporting through the FE 2 4433 listing. The note emphasizes a direct number for ad placement and quick responses.

Mrs Wells Recovers After Throat Infection Visit

Mrs. Houston Wells was ill early last week with a throat infection. Mr and Mrs Wells and Chris tine visited Mr and Mrs Jack McDonald while helping dig Irish potatoes.

Houston Wells

Coalgate Visitors Spend Time with Local Families

Mr and Mrs Frank Burns of Coalgate visited last Tuesday with their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Boda Hisaw of Shirley and Charles. Mr and Mrs Bud Brooks and Mr and Mrs Alfred Baylis visited the Boda Hisaws Saturday night.

Frank Burns Coalgate Boda Hisaw Shirley Charles Bud Brooks Alfred Baylis

Grand Prairie Youth Spends Week with Robbins Grandparents

Bobby Brown of Grand Prairie Texas stayed Monday through Thursday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs W R Robbins. The article notes extended family visits including Mr and Mrs Glenn Mobley and children Kitty Vickie and Glenda Gar.

Bobby Brown Grand Prairie Tex W. R. Robbins Glenn Mobley Kitty Vickie Glenda Gar

Family ties mark Father's Day weekend in Stonewall

All of the Alvin Minor children were home for Fathers Day weekend. Present were Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel Vic kie Valerie and Mickey Mr and Mrs Bob Langley Gae Von La Vonda Rae Nell Vamposa and Mr and Mrs Bud Minor Wewoka Mr and Mrs Virgil Medlock Lawrence visited last Thursday with Mr and Mrs Alvin Minor. Mrs Wendell Price Mrs Alfred Baylis and Sandra and Mrs Simon Patton attended the bridal shower at First Baptist Church Stonewall given for Sara Ann Horton Monday night.

Buck Daniel Simon Patton Earth Price Patton Jeff Timmons Marilyn Blackburn Ada Frank Voyles Venita Felkins Stonewall Clifford Voyles LaVern Voyles Voyles Alvin Minor Joe Daniel Vickie Valerie Mickey Bob Langley Gae von la Vonda Rae Nell. Vamposa Bud Minor Virgil Medlock Lawrence Wendell Price Alfred Baylis Sandra First Baptist Church, Stonewall Sara Ann Horton

Father’s Day Greetings From California Kin

Mrs. Florence Bradley and her daughter Sharron of McFarland California called Sunday to wish their father Cager Hisaw a happy Father’s Day.

Florence Bradley Sharron McFarland Calif Cager Hisaw

Mr and Mrs Bob Fink Visit John Alfreds Friday Afternoon

Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fink of Stonewall visited Mr. and Mrs. John Alfred on Friday afternoon, sharing time at their home.

Bob Fink Stonewall John Alfred

Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel Visit Oklahoma City on Trip

Mr and Mrs Joe Daniel made a business trip to Oklahoma City on Monday. The children spent the day with Me Ma Mrs Alvin Minor.

Joe Daniel Oklahoma City Alvin Minor

Local Socials Note Mrs and Mr Mead Ada Visit Braddocks

Mr and Mrs Booker Meaders Ada and Mr and Mrs A T Minor visited Monday night with Mr and Mrs John Braddock.

Parish Chapel Visits Note Local Arrivals

Florence Isaacs reports a string of visitors to the Magar household across Wednesday to Sunday. Franks Pinley and Troy Ada stopped by. Irene Klutts and Doris Stratford visited Monday. Quince Moore Stockton Calif visited Friday. Bill Finley Cleveland and family visited Saturday. John Welch Stratford called Friday. Sunday guests included Ray Magar Center Ruth Magar Ada and Verniece Dryden.

Florence Isaacs Frank Pinley Troy Ada Jim Magar Irene Klutts Doris Stratford Magar Quince Moore Stockton Calif Bill Finley Cleveland Ray Magar Center Ruth Magar Verniece Dryden Frank Dryden Ruby Dryden Mamie Tucker

Dryden Family Attends Center Homecoming

John Dryden and family from Oklahoma City visited with Glen and Ruby Dryden on Sunday as they headed to the Center Homecoming. The group included Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden and Mr and Mrs John W Law.

John Bill Dryden Oklahoma City Glen Ruby Dryden Frank Dryden John W. Law Pod Law E. C. Caviner W. N. Isaacs Silas Collins Stratford Velma McDonald Verniece Dryden Elma Law and Lynette Verniece

Local Visitors Call on Residents This Week

Mr and Mrs Tim Cox of Glen along with Sheila and Lyndia Henson made calls on W N Isaacs Tuesday evening. The Cox party returned Wednesday morning with Lyndia Henson. Willie and Florence Isaacs visited Mrs Clara Wood Tuesday of last week. Florence Isaacs also called on Verniece Dryden and Elma Law Tuesday morning.

Tim Cox Glen Sheila Lyndia Henson W. N. Isaacs Willie Florence Isaacs Clara Wood Verniece Dryden Elma Law

Tucker Family Attends Freeman Funeral in Konawa

Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker Bud Horton Oliver Crane and Mrs Ollie Tucker attended the funeral of Crockett Freeman in Konawa Monday evening Bud Rance and Oliver served as pallbearers

Rance Tucker Bud Horton Oliver Crane Ollie Tucker Crockett Freeman Konawa Bud Rance Oliver

Wood Family Courted by Relatives and Guests

Mr and Mrs Charles Wood spent Saturday night with his parents Mr and Mrs John Wood and were their Sunday dinner guests. They visited his grandmother Mrs Kate Wood Mae and his grandparents Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb and his cousin Edward Lance and Mrs Lance. E C Caviner and H R visited Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Bennie Farmer and children were Sunday dinner guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Lamb.

Charles Wood John Wood Kate Wood Mae Ray Lamb Edward Lance

Fort Worth Clergy Couple Visit Kragh Family

Rev. and Mrs. Charles Cole of Center Baptist Church in Fort Worth Texas visited Mrs. Jim Kragh and her newborn baby over the weekend.

Charles Cole Fort Worth, Tex The Center Baptist Church Helen Morris Jim Kragh Baby

Patton Family Weekend Visit with Florence Isaacs

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patton and Johnna Kay and Gregg Patton spent the weekend with Florence Isaacs, her daughter.

J. A. Patton Johnna Kay Gregg Florence Isaacs

Ardmore visit highlights Ward family gathering

Mrs Opal Ward, Mrs Ruth Sutton, Mrs Carolyn Ward and Mike along with Mrs Anna Mae Sutton, Chris and Beverley spent Tuesday in Ardmore. Mr and Mrs Henry Steen of Muskogee called on her sister Mrs Opal Ward and Carolyn and Mike Ward Saturday.

Opal Ward Ruth Sutton Carolyn Ward Mike Anna Mae Sutton Chris Beverley Ardmore Henry Steen Muskogee Carolyn Mike Ward

Henson Family Visits Spur Round of Short Trips

Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Henson spent Thursday in Shawnee with Rev. Tom Henson. Loretta Crawford and children from Tupelo visited the Henson home on Sunday en route home from Oklahoma City. Sheila and Lynda Henson stayed Friday night with their grandparents. Rev. Dorothy Matthews paused for a visit with her uncle P. O. Henson while en route to Chandler for church camp.

P. O. Henson Shawnee Tom Henson Loretta Crawford Tupelo Oklahoma City Brittion Sheila Lynda Henson Dorothy Matthews Chandler

Walton Isaacs Family Visits In Artesia NM

Mr and Mrs Walton Isaacs and children of Artesia New Mexico visited Sunday evening with his brother W N Isaacs Sidney Isaacs called on Willie and Florence Isaacs Sunday morning

Walton Isaacs Artesia N. M W. N. Isaacs Sidney Isaacs Willie Florence Isaacs

Pattons and kin visit and dine at Gray home

J A Patton and Mike Gray mowed the Pattons cabin lawn at Lake Texoma early Sunday. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Patton and children with Steven Gray and John Crane visiting Vernon Gray and family. The group visited Florence Isaacs on Tuesday and stayed through Wednesday with several calls among local families Friday.

J. A. Patton Mike Gray Lake Texoma Pattons Patton Steven Gray John Crane Vernon Gray Vickie Rodney Doyne Isaacs Damon and Latricia Cloreta Gray Florence Isaacs Frank Dryden Willie Clara Wood Ollie Tucker

Cat bite prompts rabies treatment for Ollie Tucker

Ollie Tucker was bitten by a cat last week and is now receiving rabies post exposure treatment after concerns the animal may have been rabid.

Ollie Tucker

Birthday greetings for Peevehouse family in Hayward

Weekly readers send birthday wishes to Doug and Regina Peevehouse, son and daughter of Mr and Mrs Melvin Peevehouse and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs Frank Saturday evening with Mrs Ver niece Dryden. Miss Ruby Dryden visited Mr and Mrs Tom Burch Friday.

Hayward Calif Doug Regina Peevehouse Melvin Peevehouse Frank Dryden Velma McDonald Verniece Dryden Ruby Dryden Tom Burch

Magar Family and Guests Share Weekend Meals

Mr and Mrs Essel Magar of Stratford hosted Saturday dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs Jim Magar. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Owen Magar and sons, Ah loso, and Miss Ruth Magar Ada, plus Irene and Doris Klutts Stratford. Afternoon guests were Mr and Mrs Buren Magar Oakman, Miss Charlene Jones, Carl Lee Roberts and Mrs Verniece Dryden.

Essel Magar Stratford Jim Magar Ray Magar Center Aftenoon Magar Owen Magar Ahloso Ruth Magar Ada Irene Doris Klutts Buren Magar Oakman Charlene Jones Carl

Homecoming visit ties Opal Ward to old friends at Bennington

Mrs. Opal Ward attended a Bennington homecoming and enjoyed meeting former customers and friends. Jay Coley of Macomb spent Saturday with Opal Ward. Carolyn and Mike Ward stayed with her parents Wednesday night. Flora Blankenship returned home Thursday and stayed through Wednesday visiting Opal Ward and Opal Ruth Sutton. Both Opals and Ward also traveled with Center and Ada on Thursday for business and sightseeing.

Opal Ward Bennington Wards Jay Coley Macomb Carolyn Mike Ward C. E. Hulsey Shawnee Flora Blankenship Ruth Sutton Center Ada

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