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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1956

Page

8

Vanoss High to Open in New Building This Fall

Vanoss High School will open Aug not 27 in a brand new 12 000 square foot building set to house seven classrooms an office gymnasium and dressing rooms. about 80 000 spent up to completion with 70 000 bond funds and 10 000 savings. The project includes landscaping by County Commissioner Bob Austell and features concrete walls overhead heating and a 450 seat gym. Enrollment starts Aug 20 with classes beginning a week later.

Vanoss High School Vanoss Vaness Bob Austell H. L. Kinsey Ezra Holland J. H. Stephens Alfred Pennington Lee Jones L. D. Stonecipher Kinsey Pontotoc County

Miss Ann Morgan Visits Union Hill Friends

Union Hill resident Miss Ann Morgan of Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Robert Golden and their children Mike and Linda last week. She attended the Vacation Bible School at Union Hill Baptist Church.

Ann Morgan Oklahoma City Robert Golden Mike Linda Ann Union Hill Baptist Church

Copelands and Debra Visit Smiths This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Charlie Copeland and Debra of Durant visited Mr and Mrs George Smith over the weekend in a family gathering.

Charlie Copeland Debra of Durant George Smith

Louise Rye Visits Adam With Collins Adams and Roper

Louise Rye of Adam visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Collins, Bobby Joe Adams and Mrs. Nora Roper.

Louise Rye Adam George Collins Bobby Joe Adams Nora Roper

Picnic Attended by Ballard Family at Broken Bow

Mr and Mrs Orna Ballard and children Sue Anita and James attended a Sunday picnic at Broken Bow. Their presence underscores a family outing amid pleasant weather and community leisure.

Orna Ballard Sue Anita James Broken Bow

Adams family visit noted in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Billy Joe Adams and daughters of Oklahoma City visited Mrs Nora Roper Mr and Mrs George Collins and Bobby Joe Adams Sunday.

Billy Joe Adams Oklahoma City Nora Roper George Collins Bobby Joe Adams

Sunday Attendance and VBS Report at Local Church

Attendance Sunday morning was 35 with two teachers absent. Mrs Lavona Jones and Mrs Veiva Underhill were the two absent. Vacation Bible School was well attended. Three workers per department were needed with listed teachers in Intermediate Junior and Primary classes.

Lavona Jones Veiva Underhill Savannah Simpkins Durant Etta Garrett Elva Kemp Bettie Cunningham Dannie Cochran Lena Cochran Lela Rose Daisy Binion Sybil Collins

Mrs Nora Roper Sybil Collins and Bobby Joe Adams visit Mrs Cochran

Mrs Nora Roper Mrs Sybil Collins and Bobby Joe Adams visited Mrs George Cochran on Wednesday.

Nora Roper Sybil Collins Bobby Joe Adams George Cochran

Visitors In George Cochran Home Include Shawnee Guests

Last week at the George Cochran home guests included Mr and Mrs Jess Maniey and Tena of Shawnee and Mr and Mrs Albert Carr Gary and Ronnie of Fol.

George Cochran Jess Maniey Tena Shawnee Albert Carr Gary Ronnie Fol

Local visits from Oklahoma City and Nicoma Park residents

Nora Roper Sybil Collins and Bobby Joe Adams visited W J Jones and Delphia Monday. Mr and Mrs Bud Jones Ben ny Glenn Barbara and Don Newby visited Mr and Mrs Zane Newcombe and Terry Mr and Mrs Ray Hicks Mr and Mrs Tom Roddy Mr and Mrs Ray Roddy and Mr and Mrs Donnie Hicks of Nicoma Park Sunday. Little Ronda Adams twin daughter of Billy Joe Adams of Oklahoma City is spending this week with her grandmother Mrs Sybil Collins.

Nora Roper Sybil Collins Bobby Joe Adams W. J. Jones Delphia Bud Jones Benny Glenn Barbara Don Newby Zane Newcombe Terry Ray Hicks Tom Roddy Ray Roddy Donnie Hicks Nicoma Park Little Ronda Adams Billy Joe Adams Oklahoma City

Social Visit Reported Among Local Residents

Harold and Floyd Capes visited Benny and Glenn Jones on Tuesday. Jerry Lynn Hall of California visited Kenneth Little this week.

Harold and Floyd Capes Benny Glenn Jones Jerry Lynn Hall California Kenneth Little

Visits Relatives Highlight Ahloso News

Mrs. Edd Sliger spent last week visiting her son Homer Sliger and family at Vaness. Jimmie Hardin visited his sister and her husband in Seminole Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Jarvis recently.

Edd Sliger Homer Sliger Vaness Jimmie Hardin Seminole Leroy Jarvis

Visitors at J. C. Treas Home Noted

Visitors in the J. C. Treas home the past week included Mrs. John Faulkenberry and children of Wapanucka, Mrs. Theda Parrigon and children of Bakersfield California, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Treas of Wapanucka, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Treas of Lula, and Butch and Whistler Estes of Ada.

J. C. Treas John Faulkenberry Wapanucka Theda Parrigon Bakersfield Calif Dolph Treas W. J. Treas Lula Butch and Whistler Estes Ada

Simpson Visit Near Ada Delights Thompson Family

Mr and Mrs E H Simpson east of Ada visited their daughter Mrs Newt Thompson and family last Thursday evening in a brief local social note reflecting family ties and rural daily life.

E. H. Simpson Ada Newt Thompson

Scott sisters visit Joe Collinses Thursday

Ruby Nell Scott and Mary Beth Scott visited the Joe Collinses on Thursday afternoon in a brief social call.

Ruby Nell Scott Mary Beth Scott Joe Collinses

Visit of Mr and Mrs Don Taylor to the Douglas Smiths

Mr and Mrs Don Taylor of Fittstown visited the Douglas Smiths Friday evening for a social at their home.

Don Taylor Fittstown Douglas Smiths

Roy Reed Attends Central Dairy Sales Meeting in Oklahoma City

Roy Reed attended a sales meeting for Central Dairy Products in Oklahoma City on Sunday, participating in a company event likely to discuss distribution, pricing, and market strategies.

Roy Reed Central Dairy Products Oklahoma City

Family Reunion Notice Hits Chickasha Gathering

Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson and guests Harry Joe Barry and Mr and Mrs Tom Nothaf attended a family reunion at Chickasha. The piece notes the gathering took place recently with several relatives present.

Ted Anderson Harry Joe Barry Tom .Nothaf Jesse Chickasha

Ada Roundup Club Attends Sulphur Rodeo

Mr and Mrs Douglas Smith and Mrs Newt Thompson attended the rodeo at Sulphur last Wednesday with the Ada Roundup Club. Mr and Mrs Troy Wyse of Chandler visited Mr and Mrs Morgan Goodpasture last Tuesday.

Douglas Smith Newt Thompson Sulphur Ada Troy Wyse of Chandler Mrs Morgan Goodpasture

J C Treas Visits Bromide On Business Trip

J C Treas traveled to Bromide for a business trip last Saturday.

J.C. Treas

Grey family visits relatives in Texas

Mr and Mrs John Grey and their children from Dallas Texas visited Mrs Harrell and her family over the weekend, spending time with Clifford Harrell and relatives.

John Grey Dallas, Tex Clifford Harrell

Vacationing Weddle family tour Ohio Kentucky Michigan

Mr and Mrs Leonard Weddle and Wayneath are on a vacation visiting Ohio Kentucky and Michigan during their trip.

Leonard Weddle Wayneath Ohio Kentucky Michigan

Hardins Visit Mrs Jarvis in Seminole Friday

Mr and Mrs B L Hardin spent Friday of last week in Seminole visiting Mrs Leroy Jarvis a daughter.

B. L. Hardin Seminole Leroy Jarvis

Thompson and Andersons Visited in Oklahoma City

Mr Newt Thompson and Mrs Thompson along with Don visited Mr and Mrs Andy Anderson in Oklahoma City over the weekend last Saturday and Sunday.

Newt Thompson Don Mrs Andy Anderson Oklahoma City

Mrs Maud Johnson Travels to Oklahoma City for Daughter

Mrs. Maud Johnson left Monday afternoon for Oklahoma City to be with her daughter Mrs. Monroe Jones who was to undergo surgery Tuesday morning.

Maud Johnson Oklahoma City Monroe Jones

Arlie and Jack Collins Visit Homes Friday Night

Arlie Collins and Jack Collins visited the Joe Collins and Douglas Smith homes last Friday night, according to local observers. The gathering involved family members and neighbors in a social visit noted by residents.

Arlie Jack Collins Joe Collins Douglas Smith

Arter Family Visit to Stillwater Parents

Mr and Mrs Johnny Arter and their son of Stillwater visited her parents Mr and Mrs Edd Sliger and Mrs Loy Wilmoth last weekend.

Johnny Arter Stillwater Edd Sliger Loy Wilmoth

Treas Visit to Kingston Family Lends News

Mr and Mrs J C Treas visited her mother Mrs W B Evans and Mr Evans at Kingston last Wednesday in a brief family outing.

J. C. Treas W. B. Evans Mr. Evans Kingston

Mrs. Young and Mrs. Gregg Visit the Douglases Sunday

Mrs. Jim Young and Mrs. Ray Gregg visited the Douglas Smiths on Sunday afternoon for a social call.

Jim Young Ray Gregg Douglas Smiths

Jarvises Visit B. L. Hardins in Seminole

Mr and Mrs Leroy Jarvis of Seminole spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mr and Mrs B L Hardin.

Leroy Jarvis Seminole B. L. Hardins

Wichita woman visits parents for a week

Charlott Herrin of Wichita Kansas spent last week with her parents Mr and Mrs Cyrus Herrin and Mark.

Charlott Herrin Wichita, Kan Cyrus Herrin Mark

Dry entertains son David on sixth birthday

To honor her son David on his sixth birthday, Mrs. Jim Dry hosted a Saturday evening party, June 26, with games, homemade ice cream, and cake. Attendees included Steve Gee, Dee Ann Gee, Teresa Funderburg, Gary Duncan, Roger Lackey, Darrell Lackey, Debbie Dry, and David Dry. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter visited, employed at a boys camp near Sasakwa. Mrs. J C Treas and Mrs. C L Blankenship attended camp meeting east of Ada Monday evening.

David Jim Dry Steve Dee Ann Gee Teresa Funderburg Gary Duncan Roger Darrell Lackey Debbie David Dry

Wedding and visit notices from Ada area

Joy Blankenship Rufus and Diana Clifton visited Sulphur Tuesday. Bill Moore served as usher at the Saturday wedding of Louie Ray Moshier and Martia Carroll at Oak Avenue Baptist Church in Ada. Bonnie Wyatt C R Moon and W M Carpenter of Midwest City visited the Hoyt Lillards last weekend. Roger Thompson spent the weekend with his aunt and grandmother in Ada.

Joy Blankenship Rufus Diana Clifton Bill Moore Louie Ray Moshier Martia Carroll Oak Avenue Baptist Church Ada Bonnie Wyatt C. R. Moon W. M. Carpenter Midwest City Hoyt Lillards Roger Thompson

New Residents Arrive in the Community

Mr. and Mrs. Arch Timmons and Mrs. Matlock are newly welcomed residents of the neighborhood, settling into their homes and joining local activities.

Arch Timmons Matlock

Mr and Mrs Walles Davis Visit Medcalf Family

Mr and Mrs Doyle Walls of Davis visited her father Murray Medcalf and his children last Friday night.

Doyle Walls of Davis Murray Medcalf

Rufus Clifton Home For Keeps After Return

Rufus Clifton is back home for keeps. Mrs. Clifton went to Oklahoma City last Monday afternoon to bring him home.

Rufus Clifton

Ahloso First Baptist Church Holds Lawn Party

The Ladies Sunday School classes hosted a regular party on the school lawn Tuesday evening with games directed by organizers and the community enjoying social time outdoors.

Ahloso First Baptist Church

Cushman Couple New Residents at Double Lakes

Mr and Mrs Scotty Cushman are new residents moving into the community and residing at Double Lakes.

Scotty Cushman Double Lakes

Mrs Roan of Idabel Visits Maud Johnson

Mrs Roan of Idabel has been visiting Mrs Maud Johnson for several days. The visit reflects neighboring town social ties and common community interests.

Owner Returns to Stalled Car and Finds Wheels Gone

A 1943 Dodge owned by J. M. McDuffey of Ada was stripped of tires and wheels after stalling near Pickett Monday night. The vehicle broke down about 7 p.m. a mile west and south of Pickett Store. five tires and wheels were taken, along with small tools, while the radio and battery remained undisturbed.

J. M. McDuffey Ada Pickett McDuffey Pickett Store Nineteenth Street

Average 150-pound adult consumes 1531 pounds of food yearly

The typical adult weighing 150 pounds eats about 1531 pounds of food per year.

Ada resident I. D. Bingham dies at 87

Tom D. Bingham 87 a longtime Ada resident died at the home of his daughter Mrs Bertha Pierce Trousdale Sunday morning Funeral services set for Tuesday 2 pm at Oak Avenue Baptist Church with burial in Rosdale cemetery Surviving daughters Mrs Martha Guerrier of Santa Ana Calif Mrs Bertha Pierce of Trousdale Mrs Mary Tries of Swan Lake N Y sons Sam and Charles Ada Ed Phoenix Ariz 27 grandchildren 8 great grandchildren He worked for Ada lumber yards long retired 15 years Lived at 723 North Cherry 52 years moved from Madill in 1903 Was deacon and charter member of Ada IOOF Active precinct official in Pontotoc County. wife died July 1942

Tom D. Bingham Ada Bertha Pierce Trousdale Oak Avenue Baptist Church Rosedale Cemetery Martha Guerrier Santa Ana Calif Mary Tries Swan Lake N. Y Sam and Charles Phoenix, Ariz Ada Lumber Yards North Cherry Madill Bingham Oak Avenue

Also Mentioned on This Page

Aric Latta Arletta McNair David Good Bob Ross Ruby Abbott Ollie Mae Fulton Lou Wilmoth Francis Laura Boudreaux Lillie Looney Cecil Blankenship Maud Sliger Fair Nora Ross Susan Dry Maudie Davis W. M. Ross J. C. Tre The Hoyt and Charlie Lillards Dickie Barbee Micky Blankenship Arthur Kinnan Bill Bowers Richmond Frisco Stonewall Elbert Bowers Atoka Antlers Union Hill Mrs. Lavona Jones Ahloso News Robert Hunter Sasakwa C. L. Blankenship Lowell Lillard Magnetos Lester L. Luton Culligan Soft Water Service the Love OF Mike Monroney Democrat U.S. Senate Oklahoma Monroney-For-Senate Club Bill Whiteman, Jr Com I. D. Bingham Pioneer Island Cyprus Venice Es Tech Osage Trader Mills North Broadway Claude V. Thompson FOR Representative No
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