Sunshine Harvest Ends as Farmers Celebrate Grain Fest
A local harvest period wraps with farmers enjoying a good grain season. Ada trips mark bussiness and health visits, while J P Jackson makes travels to Bromide Sulphur and Roff. A baby joins Roy Lindsey’s family and Bud Huff visits Rev. Dorsey Lee. Kirkes family visits Copelin, G M Pitts completes a new garage and outbuildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Nabors
Horace Kirkes
Ada
J. P. Jackson
Roy Lindsey
Roff
J. W. Kirkes
Pleasant Hill Church Notes and Local Socials
Rev Walker filled his regular appointment at Pleasant Hill Saturday and Sunday nights. Rains and crops show progress but boll weevils are bad. Miss Pearl and Eula Rolin visited Miss Vera Morin Sunday evening. Mrs Payne and son Willie visited Mrs Allen near Franks Saturday night. Reba Hisaw called on Venita Voyley of Frisco Sunday morning. Fred Bolen and sister Emmabelle of Franks attended church Saturday night. Lydia Woods supper with Nora Willis Sunday night. Bernice Wise and Ruby Elmore were guests of Beulah Colbert Sunday. Mrs Walters visited Mrs Jim Hinson Saturday morning. Mrs George Boucher called on Mrs Grove Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willie Hisaw visited Mr and Mrs Cager Hisaw Sunday. Jewell Elmore Beulah Colbert Ona Beaver and Alma Payne called on Reba Hisaw Friday afternoon. Mrs Elmore was shopping in Ada Friday. Mrs Dena Golightly on sick list but better. Mrs Willis visited Mrs McIntyre Sunday. There will be preaching Saturday night. Prayer meeting Wednesday night and Sunday school Sunday morning.
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Pleasant Hill
Walker
This Place
Pearl
Eula Rolin
Vera Morin
Payne
Willie
Allen
Franks
Reba Hisaw
Venita Voyley
Frisco
Fred Bolen
Emmabelle
Lydia Woods
Nora Willis
Bernice Wise
Ruby Elmore
Beulah Colbert
Walters
Jim Hinson
George Boucher
Grove
Willie Hisaw
Cager Hisaw
Jewell Elmore
Ona Beaver
Alma‘Payne
Ada
Dena Golightly
Willis
McIntyre
Summers Chapel Revival and River Outing Report
A brief Summers Chapel note reports recent beneficial rains, church at Parish Chapel services, and several social visits. Virgle Farmer and Willie Isaac fished on the Canadian river, Virgle Isaacs visited Logo Wood, and Mrs. Kenner of Stratford visited Mrs. George Wood while revival meetings were held. Annie Atkinson and Geneva Kendrick, Elsie Isaacs and Euelah McGaar are noted in Sunday visits. J J Burris visited family near Ada on Friday night.
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Virgle Farmer
Willie Issac
Virgle Issacs
Logo Wood
Kenner
Stratford
George Wood
Annie Atkinson
Geneva Kendrick
Elsie Isaacs
Euelah McGaar
J. J. Burris
Ada
Rain and Social Roundup At Ahloso Community
A long rainfall continues as crowds attend Sunday schools and a neighborhood singing at Tim Taylor’s. Locals share meals and visits across families including Summers Tollison Lillard and Sanders. Several calls and visits occur among Pendergrass Boatman and Ross families with plans noted for harvest in Kansas.
Black Eyed Baby Doll Encourages Local News Spread
Local note column mentions Mr. Eulas Brannon improving from illness and invites readers in Ahloso to contribute more items. Casual community update tone calls for frequent writing and sharing among residents.
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Eulas Brannon
Ahloso
Community Notes From Blue Mound Area
Social roundup from Blue Mound and nearby towns. Price Jackson traveled to Sulphur last Tuesday and returned Saturday. Asa Cook visited J. W. Cook for dinner Friday. Local youths attended church Sunday. Miss Zola Holmes stayed with Mrs. Hart through Monday. Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Stout took a trip to Pauls Valley Saturday. A tabernacle meeting begins July 1 with Bro. Dave Troutman preaching. Families shared meals and visited neighbors on Sunday.
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Blue Mound
Price Jackson
Asa Cook
Near Roff
J. W. Cook
Sunshine
Zola Holmes
Hart
Jordan
Stout
Pauls Valley
Dave Troutman
Union Hill Community Notes on Weather and Visits
Local column reports warm spell ideal for grass and cocklebur control with a shower hoped for. Residents share visits among Ada and Egypt communities, fishing, sick lists, and social visits including Mrs. Keeling, Martha Adams, and the Dodson family.
New Bethel visits and Sunday church goers noted
Mrs Ridge from New Bethel visits daughter Mrs Dowd Walker this week. Mrs Shipman of Ada guests sister Mrs W H Smith Sunday. Miss Mattie Shipman attends Sunday school and singing. Harrison Ellis at Ada church Saturday and Sunday nights. Francis and Blanche Rains visit Inez and Elanor Cannaday Sunday. Miss Lillian Smith returns home after two weeks with sister. Clyde Chapman and Harrison Ellis attend Colbert singing Thursday night. Miss Ethel Smith of Rocky Chapel visits sister Mrs Fred Foster. Clifford Ray dines with Robert Rains Sunday. Fred Foster visits relatives at Rocky Whapel Thursday. Sarah Ellis on sick list. Ruby Ferguson visits Jewell Driver Sunday. Virgil Rose of Colbert spends Sunday in vicinity. Young folks attend church Sunday night. Frank Simpson back from Okemah oil fields. Fred Foster visits Charlie Higgimbottom Sunday. Herman Ray of Colbert at Sunday school. Mr Ellis on business trip to town Saturday. Jack Myres of Wichita Falls Texas visits Stonewall relatives. also a morning visitor. Miss Lottie Stringer calls on Inez Smith Sunday morning. Bro Stringer preaches Saturday night and Sunday.
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New Bethel
Ridge
Dowd Walker
Shipman
Ada
W. H. Smith
Mattie Shipman
Harrison Ellis
Francis
Blanche Rains
Inez
Elanor Cannaday
Lillian Smith
Clyde Chapman
Colbert
Ethel Smith
Rocky Chapel
Fred Foster
Clifford Ray
Robert Rains
Rocky Whapel
Sarah Ellis
Ruby Ferguson
Jewell Driver
Virgil Rose
Frank Simpson
Okemah
Charlie Higginbottom
Herman Ray
Mr. Ellis
Jack Myres
Wichita Falls
Tex
Stonewall
Lottie Stringer
Inez Smith
Bro. Stringer
Shorty
Jones Chapel crops thriving and visits noted
Crops at Jones Chapel are growing well. Mrs Bessie Jones of Beggs visits her sister Flora Ballard this week. Mrs Mary Williams spent Sunday with her daughter Sallie Keeling in Egypt. R D Norton of Tupelo visited brother W W Norton Sunday. Various local visits including Mrs Pitt with Mrs Gwaltney and Mrs Smith of Pickett with her mother Mrs Mosier. Charlie Russell Myrtle Williams and Jessie Manning visited Anna and Lee Norton Sunday night. Flora Luther visited Rosa Ballard. Nora Mosier spent Sunday with Mrs Ballard. Judson Hendrix of Ada visited John S Casey. Walter Simpson spent Sunday with Grandma Casey. C P Gwaltney and Mr Pitt visited W W Norton Sunday. Steve Johnson from Colorado visited W B Johnson last week. Harris Allen and family of Egypt visited Mrs A E Nolen. Jessie Manning visited Miss Flora Ballard Sunday.
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Anna
Lee Norton
Flora Luther
Rosa
Ballard
Nora Mosier
Judson Hendrix
Ada
John S. Casey
Walter Simpson
Grandma Casey
C. P. Gwaltney
Mr. Pitt
W. W. Norton
Steve Johnson
Colorado
W. B. Johnson
Harris Allen
Egypt
A. E. Nolen
Jessie Manning
Flora Ballard
Cutie
Rain a Needed Lift for Local Farmers in Vanoss
The Monday night rain blessed local farmers while social cycles filled the week with visits and church events. Ruth Bradley spent Sunday with Pearl Coffee. the Vanoss singing class visited Lightning Ridge. Rev. P A Templeman and Rev. J T Coffee held services. funerals, visits, and hospitalities across Center, Ada, Sulphur, Purcell, and surrounding communities marked a quiet, interconnected week.
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E. N. Jones
Ada
Adella Jones
Rena Shaw
J. E. Clarkson
Henry Garner
Caroline Shaw
Donnie Biard
R. L. Mullins
J. T. Coffee
Robert Gladson of
Purcell
Inlaw
Stella Roberts
Mocking Bird
Picketts Community Notes Include Visits and Social News
Rain hoped for as churchgoers fill weekend services. Several short visits occur among neighbors including Miss Dake Whitaker with Mrs. Lena Mullinx and Miss Veulah Meeks with Miss Pearl Owens of Center. Numerous locals share Sunday gatherings and trips across Knox and Ada areas.
Funeral crowd honors Lady Mae Austelle at Center
A large Wilson community turnout marked the funeral of Lady Mae Austelle at Center yesterday. The item notes local visits, family gatherings, a birth, and a mention that crops look fine with some boll weevils appearing in the district.
Oklahoma City market report shows higher cattle receipts and strong hog prices
Oklahoma City stockyards report week long receipts up with prices equal or better than northern markets. Baby beef sold at 8 75 last week while corn meal molasses finished steers brought 8 00 this week. Hog prices remain strong with top 9 95. Stocker activity light as off season persists.
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Oklahoma City
Kansas
Ok 2Ehoma City
Oklahoma National Stockyards Co
County officials note boll weevil drag adoption in Lightning Ridge
County Superintendent Floyd reports that a Lightning Ridge visit shows farmers adopting the boll weevil drag introduced by Hardy Dial. Across the county, farmers show growing interest in the drag and its merits.
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Floyd
Lightning Ridge
Hardy Dial
Card of Thanks for Support During Sickness and Death
The Tipton and Dalley families express sincere gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance during the illness and death of Spurgeon Tipton and for help in crop work. Signed by Mrs. S. E. Tipton, Omer Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Dalley.
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Spurgeon
S. E. Tipton
Omer Tipton
M. R. Dalley
Fine Daisy Bleached Domestic Thread Description
A concise product note describes Daisy branded fine texture all round thread suitable for domestic use. The item highlights even weave and versatile stitching for home sewing projects. Packed for retail display with emphasis on material quality.
New Summery Thistle Percales Arrive in Stock
Thistle Percales introduced in fresh summery patterns and designs, offering vivid color and light fabric ideal for warm weather use. New arrivals highlight updated motifs and brighter options for beds and home decor.
Marshall Field's Valmore ginghams in bright new checks
Marshall Field’s introduces Valmore ginghams in vivid check and plaid patterns. Bright color schemes and fresh designs target summer wardrobes with durable fabrics and retail promotions.
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Marshall Field
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Bonnié Bee
Lovelady
Tim Taylor
Onalee
Florence Summers
Ola Tolison
Weldon Lillard
Alvis Ross
Mae Lawrence Synday
Anna Thompson
Emmarickson
Merrion Tollison
Ola Tollison
Lucy Sanders
Jack Rogers
Porter White
Dena Lillard
Bud Taylor
Mae Lawrence
Rena Rose
Harvey Tollison
Sam Roberson
Will Ross
Gentry Sanders
Dawell Slinger
John Pendergrass
Lizzie Sanders
Rena Brann
Eliza Tollison
Charlie Slinger
Tollie Scribner
Harvest Fields
Fannie Branpion
Cora Pendergrass
Emma Dickerson
Hugh Boatman
P. Z. Summers
Jim Summers
W. C. Dickerson
Henry Boatman
Alva
Union Hill
Vestrel Jackson
Mildred Laughlin
Norman Mitchell
Cornelius Stalnaker
Palmer Home
N. H. Keeling
Mrs. Keeling
A. C. Dodson
W. H. Palmer
N. H Keeling
A C. Dodson
W. J. Palmer
Farmers Union
Monroe Abbott
Jennie Palmer
Martha Adams
E. A. Keeling
Ettie May
Fay
Pauline Yancy Weer
Mrs. Palmer
Cora Dodson
Martha Lee
Susie Keeling
Duvall
Walnut
Skipper
Fannie Cruson
Effie Laughlin
Dee Campbell
Nora
Wilma Faulkenberry
Beulah Simpson
Knox
Clara Teel
Jones Chapel
Corrie
Fay Bullock
Roy Townsley
Owens
Melton Stone
Donald Faulkenberry
Jack Teel
Homer Parnell
Garrett
Noah Garrett
Grady Garrett
Lee Parker
Clyde Meeks
Pug
Wilson
Mae Austelle
Center
Cassidy
Udd
Ed Hall
L. D. Brandon
Sara
Frances Berger
Willie Beller
Ira Brandon
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