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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
5
The Ladies Auxiliary of Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church hosted a wedding shower for Miss Yvonne Cole of Connerville and Charles Wood in the church dining hall on Tuesday night June 21 at 8 p.m. About 90 gifts were received.
Weekend hosts included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kight of Hobbs New Mexico with Jim Kight’s family. AVisting in Mrs. M. H. Edwards home were Claude Edwards Susanville California and Sam Edwards Clovis New Mexico. Myrtle Edwards from Slaton Texas was mentioned as a former local resident. May Edwards visited Willie Isaacs.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker and their daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Isaacs on Friday night.
Harvey McGee of Wichita spent the weekend with his sister Mrs Martha Franks and Mr Franks. Sunday dinner guests included their son and daughter in law Earl Franks and Janice, Mr and Mrs Ivan Vaughn and children, Mrs Glen McGee and children, Mr and Mrs Jim McGee and Dwight McGee. Mrs Mazelle Rogers and Patsy of Berkeley visited Miss Ruby Dryden Friday evening.
Mrs. Ina Belle Enloe and Jennifer of Ada along with Mr and Mrs J T Tatum and children spent Friday evening visiting Glen and Ruby Dryden.
J. T. Tatum and his son were Sunday dinner guests of Ruby and Glen Dryden. Virginia Dryden stayed Tuesday to Friday with her aunt and uncle, Ruby and Glen Dryden.
Larry and Ronnie Caviner of Ada stayed with their grandfather FE C Caviner while Gene Farmer and siblings visited with Mr and Mrs Doyle Bittle and Linda of Stratford. The group traveled to Oklahoma City to tour Frontier City and Springlake Amusement Park on Sunday.
Mrs Mozelle Rogers of Berkeley California arrived with Patsy to spend about three weeks with her father E C Caviner and relatives. Rogers won the prize for traveling the longest distance by ten miles at the Vanessa Alumni banquet and reported shopping in Tulsa with Violet Nelson.
Mrs Mozelle Rogers visited Wednesday morning with Mrs Lorraine Pennington. The pair stopped at the Dairy Queen on North Broadway where Miss Pennington works and visited Sunday evening. Lorraine Pennington visited Saturday with her uncle Judd Elliott in Ada. H L Kinsey of Vaness visited Friday morning with the Alfred Penningtons. Alene Anderson visited Lorraine Pennington Friday evening.
A son and family visited Mrs. Clifford Means Sunday evening, spending time at her home and sharing in the family gathering.
Among those from here to attend the funeral of Howard Thom as Wood Jr. in Ada Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Troy Miller, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Law and Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryden, Miss Ruby Dryden, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Isaacs, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Melton, Mr. Impson Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Norville Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood, Mr. and Mrs. John Moshier.
Walter Gibson of Pasadena is visiting in the W. N. Isaacs home this week, continuing a social visit in the community.
Jackie and Theresia Dryden Pryor and Vincent Burroughs of Fitzhugh were Tuesday dinner guests of Ruby Dryden. Theresia Dryden Phylis Dansby and Nancy Young visited Ruby Dryden Saturday morning. Mr and Mrs Ray Dryden of Pryor spent weekend with Ruby and Glen. Frank Dryden Peggy Pevehouse also attended. Douglas and Regina of Hayward, California joined Sunday visit with Glen and Ruby Dryden. Ruby Dryden hosted Friday evening with Mrs Vivian Lambert Stratford.
Willie Isaacs and Walter Gibson visited Bert Strange and A Doss of Wanette Sunday. Doyne Isaacs and family from Wichita Kansas joined Rev and Mrs. Lankford of Wewoka and W N Isaacs. Sunday meals included several Isaacs relatives, Gray siblings, and other local families.
Mrs. Hubert Parkins hosted relatives while Betty and Judy of Sulphur spent the day with her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Farmer. Lawrence Farmer and Debra Ada visited his parents, Mr and
Mrs Peggy Pevehouse Regina and Douglas of Hayward California arrived Friday for a few days. They visited Mrs Frank Dryden and Mr Dryden. Peggy came to attend the alumni banquet at Vaness. Mrs June Henry of Ada joined Saturday evening and they attended the banquet together.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dryden and family of Pryor visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryden for a while Saturday. The social call was shared with relatives and neighbors in the community.
Walter Gibson and Clara Wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Williams and Sam Williams on Monday evening. Mrs. Gene Jeter and her daughters from Concord California arrived for an indefinite visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Magar and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Turner of Alameda California spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Magar after visiting her parents in Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Q. Henson Mrs. Mary Pinley Hansel Burk Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker Frank Dryden Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray and Florence Isaacs have been attending the camp meeting at the Pentecostal Holiness Campground east of Ada.
Florence Isaacs and Walter Gibson visited Mrs. Clara Wood and Mrs. Ollie Tucker on Monday to catch up and share news.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jim Magar Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Buren Magar of Oakman, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Magar and family of Ahloso, Mr. and Mrs. Essel Magar and family of Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Loven, Sue and Carl Lee, Mr. and Mrs. John Klutts, Doris and Sue. Stratford, Miss Ruth Magar of Ada, Mrs. Gene Jeter and girls of Concord, California, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Turner of Alameda, California, Mrs. Peggy Pevehouse, Regina and Douglas of Hayward, California, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryden.
The writer apologizes for a missed column then reports an automobile crash injured Debbie and Sue Henderson. Debbie suffered a broken nose eight stitches and possible cheek fracture awaiting X rays while under care. Olan Jr and Paul Henderson also received minor injuries and Burl Lane is noted among relatives as the incident disrupted Father’s Day.
Ada expected to grow significantly by 1970 with projections of reaching thirty thousand residents. Corb Satcher notes Ada town may boom within the decade as the 1970 census approaches.
Summer heat drives hay baling as moisture remains scarce. Roy Bivins and Matt Richardson keep baling equipment running while Paul Henderson finishes his 965 bale harvest and stores tools for the next cut.
Residents report post oak and blackjack trees showing severe damage beyond apparent hail impact. Local forestry officials will inspect and assess tree health to determine if a broader issue affects the area.
Investigators warn that a destructive insect is killing this year’s growth. Inspecting the trees reveals dead twigs infested with egg deposits about the size of a match head.
Mary Cox notes soap making in June was not usual though she agrees with a friend that soap made after March risks loss of cleansing quality if frozen. The writer recalls using up earlier soap and saving finds from trimming hams ers and bacon even after June. A social visit to Mrs Cox followed her picture in the WEEKLY on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Horace Golden Ethelene Henderson and Mr and Mrs Don Henderson attend the Alumni Banquet at Latin Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Tom Agee also attended the banquet and all enjoyed the highlight of the evening, the speech by M L Stegall their former teacher and superintendent, with exception of Horace Golden who graduated from Vanoss.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Martindale of Seminole visited Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Burl Lane.
Mr and Mrs James Tollison Jr relocate to Muskogee where he works. Mrs Tollison Sr spent Thursday night with Mr and Mrs D Lane while her husband was in Lindsay on a job.
Mr and Mrs Jerry R Corvin of Ada announce the marriage of their daughter Jerilyn Kay to Donald Summers son of Mr and Mrs Summers of Siloam Springs Ark Mrs Summers is a 1960 graduate of Byng High School Mr Summers attended the University of Arkansas and East Central State College They now reside in Houston Texas where he works for an oil firm He plans to enter engineering school this fall After completing school they plan to move to East Africa to work for his uncle who runs a large oil drilling company there.
Mr and Mrs J W Hartley hosted a visit from Mrs Bobby McFarlin and her sons from Albuquerque New Mexico as recent guests in their home.
Sunday guests at the John Graham home included Mr. and Mrs. Roy Graham of Clinton, Mrs. Lelia Chandler and her Artesia New Mexico sons visiting a week with her parents. Lee Johnson of Oklahoma City also attended. Patsy Campbell returned from Denison to stay with grandparents. Mr and Mrs John Graham hosted while Bobbie Richards visited in Tulsa.
Mrs Kelley thanks Mrs Stephens for calling in Sue Henderson and babies. The minister Paul Stephens, former pastor of the First Baptist Church, says Americans are on losing ground due to lack of concern for fellow man and claims to have documents to support it. He notes that Mrs La Vonna Jones and Mrs Cecil Crockett are sisters.
Mrs Belle Scates led a three day reunion with four sons and families. Attending were Mr Sherman Scates with Thurman Paul Peggy and David, Mr Bill Scates with Carrie Belle of Childress Tex, Mr Jewel Scates with Carol Phylis Jewel Edward and Buel Scates and Ada.
Beulah Mae Scates welcomed her nephew Preston Williams of Vaness for a week long visit with her and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Cassady host visits from their son Paul and his wife Virginia of Hobbs New Mexico along with grandchildren Paula Vicky Cecil and Belinda Cassady of Silver Bell Arizona during the gathering.
Jan Franks attended a camp meeting all week and joined a wedding shower for Charles Wood and Yvonne Cole. The couple married Friday night. Jan Franks spent Saturday with her aunt Agnes Rutledge in Ada. Earl and Euvonne Franks attended their Alumni Banquet at Vanoss Saturday night.
Missives note Mrs Willie Gayne occasionally makes hair switches to sell amid the fashion of short hair.
Visiting in the Olan Henderson home this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Oral Stephens. Rickey and Jane, Waco, Tex.: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Shirley and son: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Steele and Renee: Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stephens, Portland Park: Mr. and Mrs. Don Henderson, Crystal Ann and Don.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ryan of Ada join Mr. and Mrs. Tom Agee and Tracy and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson for a social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kepehart of Edmond visited Mr. and Mrs. Clay Yowell arriving about noon Saturday and departing Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cox of McAlester also spent Sunday with the Yowells.
George Stafford of Wewoka stayed several days recently with R Corvin. The visit involved local courtesy and discussion of community matters.
Cleo Abbott and Willie Gayne visited the reporter Thursday afternoon for an informal interview and discussion about local events.
Mrs. Pat Jolley and Janice with Karen assist Mrs. Bessie Scarborough in caring for her mother and grandmother in Ada. Mrs. Eula Scott attended her uncle's funeral in Durant on Monday.
Ronnie Brockett works the field on Monday slaying sprouts as part of an agricultural effort. The report notes action in the field and a focused task by Brockett.
Gary Lynn Teresa Ann Carol Denise and Randol Mack stayed with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henderson while parents Horace and wife attended the Latta banquet hosted by the Hendersons.
Mrs. Lester Biggs of Latta entered the hospital Wednesday to be prepared for a major operation scheduled for Monday.
Walter Goyne has already cast his vote via absentee ballot in the upcoming primary election.
Mrs Lon Skaggs visited Mr and Mrs Walter Goyne on Monday according to social notes.
AHLOSO and family hosted Mrs. John Gray and children in Dallas on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blanken ship and Mickey called on Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Smith. David and Dusty visited Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marie Anderson and others traveled to Oklahoma City on a separate outing.
Guests included Mr and Mrs Lowell Penrod and family of Long Beach California and Mrs Beatrice Cameron and children of Oklahoma City who visited with Mr and Mrs Cecil Jackson this past week.
Mr and Mrs Vasco Moore visited with Mr and Mrs Pat Campbell of Stonewall Saturday night. Mr and Mrs R H Beattie and son Richard of Weleetka visited with Mr and Mrs J C Treas Thursday evening.
H. F. Reed and Mrs. Lou Wilmoth attended the Workers Conference of the Baptist Farmer Association in Byars Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Jackson joined a family picnic at Sulphur Sunday. Bikers included Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Penrod and children from Long Beach California. Also listed are multiple Ada and Oklahoma City residents and others with families attending social gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Frank Reed of Ada visited his mother Mrs H F Reed Sunday confirming family ties and a day of relative gathering in Ada.
Visiting over the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kerr of Washington. Mrs. Newtie Brashiers of Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Crite of Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harrell and children of Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harrell of Hobbs New Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brashiers of Ardmore. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Moore and boys of Dallas. and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Hunter of Oklahoma City.
Mrs J C Treas and grandchildren Glenna Barry and Larry, with Nancy Fulsom, visited Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Smith of the old Rocky Chapel community. The Treases were former teachers in the Rocky Chapel School, which no longer exists.
Members of the Ruth and Dor classes at Ahose First Baptist Church and their families gathered at Wintersmith Park Friday for a party. They exchanged gifts with secret pals and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
The Ahloso WMU held its regular Tuesday meeting at the church. The program highlighted educating youth for missions and traits of strong adult leadership. Participants included Mrs Frances Kepner, Mrs Theta Massey, and Mrs Inez West with attendees Mrs Loy Wilmoth, Mrs H F Reed, Mrs Jim Ross, and others.
Mrs Florence Vanoss is spending this week in Norman visiting her son Mr and Mrs Lafel Tiffin.
Mrs. Essie Walker and Mildred Jean Harrison spent Monday afternoon with Lois Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Holland of Oklahoma City visited over the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Holland.
Mrs. John Clifton and her husband entertain this week with visiting guest Sandra Cornelius of Reagan, daughter of Mrs Clifton.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Holman and daughter of Purcell visited this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holamn, Ronnie and Nancy.
Mr and Mrs Neel Neel and daughter of Riverside California arrived Sunday to spend several days with his parents Mr and Mrs A H Neel.
Nancy Fulsom spent Saturday afternoon with Linda Bowers in a social meeting that highlighted their friendship and casual conversation. The pairing suggests a relaxed community gathering with no noted official event or outcome.
The Sunday School at Ahloso First Baptist Church drew 97 attendees.
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ragland and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boyd of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Cooper Coles and girls of Connerville visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. McCauley and their sons.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Jackson and Mr and Mrs Lowell Penrod of Long Beach California attended the Alumni Banquet at Vanoss Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Wylie and Mrs. W E Miller of Ada visited Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. C L Blankenship. They all enjoyed homemade ice cream.
Home this week are his brother and family Mr. and Mrs Wee ley Harrell and sons of Hobbs New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway visited Mr and Mrs Noah Garrett of the Rebee community Tuesday night. Mary Jo returned home with them after a few days with Myra Nell Garrett.
Leonard Solomon along with Cindy and Larry of Altus are visiting Mr and Mrs Glen Cornell. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Clifford Miller attend the funeral of Mrs Amy Price in Ada on Tuesday as Carolyn Lynda and Carl are away at summer camp in Colorado.
Mr. and Mrs. Moffett Coffman of Colorado City Texas visited Glenn McElros on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Doak Clark and their children of Mill Creek visited at John Clifton’s home Saturday night.
Mrs Lennie Melton and Obie spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Shaun Melton and their children.
Mr and Mrs Joe Thomas of Ada visited her father Chestine Dyer and sister Lois Grace Monday night.
Mrs. Lou Slocum of Ada and Mrs. Gertrude Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Patterson Monday night.
Dale Miller of Ada visited Wednesday with Mickey Blankenship. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Sliger and Mr. and Mrs. Johnney Arter and son of Kiowa visited in San Angelo Texas with relatives during the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Myles McCauley and children of Fort Worth visited relatives including Mr and Mrs N D McCauley and Mr and Mrs B I McCauley over the weekend. Myles and Alice attended the alumni banquet held at Vanoss.
Mrs H F Reed spent last week in Oklahoma City visiting her daughter Lula Mae Smith. Mr and Mrs Elbert Ross and family of Pickett visited his parents Jim Ross and wife on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jack Jones of Tucumcari New Mexico attended the Vaness Alumni Banquet on Saturday night and visited with Mr and Mrs Eulas Jones and family.
Mrs. Sallie Chambers of Garland Texas and Mr. and Mrs. Clint Hargrave with children visited the Boyd Ponder home in Garland along with Mrs. Mary Mel ton and her children.
In a concise society note, Rev and Mrs George Keppner host a reception with Mr and Mrs Weldon and family in attendance. The gathering featured close friends and notable locals, signaling a warm community event.
Mr and Mrs Jack Goode of Kemn Colorado visited for a while this week with Mr and Mrs Roy Glasgow and Pam.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Abston of Oklahoma City attended the alumni banquet at Vaness Saturday night and visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lum Abston and other relatives in Ada.
Mrs Clifford Miller and Dale visited Mrs Vernon Gasaway with Tommy Jo and Sammy for a while Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Dean Brumley of Washington DC spent three days last week visiting his parents Mr and Mrs S B Brum who are stationed in Washington with the United States Army.
Mr and Mrs J F Woodley drove to Okmulgee Thursday afternoon and spent the night with Mr Woodley s sister Mrs L L Thomason. Friday they attended the funeral of Tom Pruitt, a cousin of Mr Woodley, and visited with T D Woodley s family. They returned home Friday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John Dunn and Don Dunn toured Arkansas this week in a new 1960 model car. They reported a wonderful time and Don spent Sunday with Tom Gasaway.
Mrs Euleas Jones spent last week in Fort Worth visiting her mother Mrs Annie Horten. The trip highlighted family ties and a brief reunion in the Texas city.
The Vaness Club Ladies hosted an alumni banquet Saturday night serving a delicious meal to about 200 alumni.
Mr and Mrs Roy Glasgow and Pam visited Mr and Mrs Ver non Gasaway on Friday night. Pam spent the night with Mary Jo.
Mrs A K Hall visited Mrs Vernon Gasaway Saturday afternoon. Rodney spent the day visiting with Sammy.
Mrs Grant Johnson and May with Mrs James F Walker and Keith were dinner guests Monday at Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson's home in Ross. They spent the day shelling beans for the deep freeze and visiting. On leaving they visited Mr and Mrs Walter Simmons to see their daughter Mrs Alfred Flowers who lives in Las Vegas Nevada.
Don of Vaness visited Monday with his mother Mrs J E Dunn. Mr and Mrs J S Stanfield and houseguests Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stanfield Doug and Kevin of Morenci Ariz stayed during the visit.
Mrs Alva Johnson hosts guests including Mr and Mrs Melvin Johnson and David. Mrs James F Walker and Keith join Mrs Grant Johnson and May for Tuesday dinner. Also present was Mrs Phipps of Gladewater Texas.
Mr and Mrs Noah Miller of Ada and Mr and Mrs Virgil Scarberry of Roff visited Wednesday with Mr and Mrs E V Ownby.
Mrs. Evert Summers and Mack visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Summers who live near Gaar Corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and David visit relatives here for two weeks before departing early Wednesday for California and Texas. Mrs. James F. Walker and Keith also leave, as do Mrs. Phipps. Eugene Summers of Gaar Corner visited Wednesday evening with Alvie L. Griffith and then with Mrs. Evert Summers and Mack. Mrs. A. H. Mercer Sr. spent Wednesday night with Mrs. Grant Johnson and May.
Wednesday evening to Sunday saw Mrs. Albert Cassady of Fitts Town visiting Mrs. Evert Summers and stopping by Ross to see Mrs. Sampson Summers and Mrs. Ola Hodges. Phyllis and Roberta Summers joined before the group returned home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Evert Summers hosted a Sunday gathering with Phyllis and Roberta from Roff joining Gaar Corner residents Ola Hodges and Mrs. Hodges, sharing a relaxing afternoon.
The note records an afternoon spent in the company of Mrs. A. H. Mercer Sr. without additional context or events.
A Friday afternoon gathering included Mrs. John Davis and her children with Mrs. B. B. Ownby and her son alongside Mrs. Dwayne Roberts and Mrs. Kenneth Stanfield, Doug and Kevin.
Mr and Mrs John Reed of Roff spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs E V Ownby in a local social visit.
Mrs J S Stanfield and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stanfield with sons visited a large Coalgate store early Friday then drove to Ada to spend the rest of the morning with Mrs Nannie Stanfield.
Mr and Mrs H L Kinsey and Mr and Mrs Leroy Huddleson of Vanoss were visitors Friday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs B B Ownby.
Mrs. Alvie L. Griffith spent Saturday in Del City with Lt. and Mrs. Joe Tom Griffith. Her daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs. Loyd D. Briggs of Coyle also attended.
Bob Davis and Betty of Lawrence visited Friday evening with Mrs. John Davis, James Robin and Margie Elizabeth.
L L Richards visited with Al vie L Griffith Saturday afternoon to discuss an informal meeting and catch up on local news and events.
Mrs. J. S. Stanfield and her sister Mrs Mamie Solomon of Oklahoma City hosted grandchildren Saturday night while Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stanfield of Morenci Arizona and Mr and Mrs Luther Dawson of Sulphur and Mr and Mrs Orville Martin of Wichita Kansas attended the alumni banquet in Vanoss.
Mrs. James F. Walker formerly Christine Johnson called Saturday night to tell her mother Mrs. Grant Johnson they had arrived safely home in California.
Mr and Mrs B B Ownby and Charles and Mr J S Stanfield attended the political rally held at Roff Saturday evening.
Charles spent Sunday in Ardmore with Mr. and Mrs. Syd Boren. Mrs. Boren formerly Almeta Good, sister of Mrs. Ownby, suffered another heart attack this week.
The note mentions a Sunday afternoon spent with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Johnson, indicating a family or social visit detailed in a local column.
B B Ownby visited Sunday evening with Alvie Griffith for Mrs. Griffith. Raymond Kahler visited Alvie Griffith Monday morning. Mrs. J E Dunn is getting a fresh coat of paint on her house.
BEBEE reports 59 in Sunday School at the Camp Ground Freewill Baptist Church with several visitors present. Gideon representative Mr Stone was the morning speaker. Youth Fellowship will be held at the church on.
Those visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Kite were Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Kite and Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Wilfong.
Mr and Mrs Billy Joe McNair are noted as the couple involved while Lana and Viana spent several days this week fishing in eastern Oklahoma, marking a small leisure segment.
Mrs Farrell Jones hosted Denise and Gregory of Ada who visited Tuesday with Mr Clifford Means and Mr W H Hightower and spouses during a social call at the neighborhood home.
Mr and Mrs Don Henson and children and Mr and Mrs Farrell Jones with daughter visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Cliff Means.
Residents gather at the Pentecostal Holiness camp grounds east of Ada for ongoing camp meeting services drawing members from the local area. The event highlights faith worship and communal fellowship during the gathering.
The Bible School at the Church of Prophecy closed Monday after ten days with 31 students enrolled and an average attendance of 29. A Monday night program showcased the children's work from the school.
Mr and Mrs H C Hood and children visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs J B Hood and family of Ada in a local gathering.
Miss Kay Roberts celebrated her fifteenth birthday with a hamburger fry on Monday night. Guests enjoyed listening to records and watching TV. Attending were Misses Carolyn Roberts Sherry Scott Carolyn Marshell Margaret Golden and Carolyn Gray.
Mr and Mrs H C Hood of Alma and Virginia Holloway of Clifton Ariz spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs T S Hood and children. Mrs T S Hood and children visited Thursday with Mrs Euel Haskins and children of Ada. Mr and Mrs William Haskins of Oklahoma City and Mrs T S Hood visited Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Clyde Haskins and sons of Oil Center.
Freddy was a dinner guest of Mrs. Duncan’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Teeters in Byng.
Mrs Emma Booth and Mrs Annie Duncan with Mr and Mrs ME Booth spent the weekend at Texoma Lake picnicking and fishing.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones of Worstell visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W H Hightower.
Mrs J D Casper and children return to Tulsa after a week with Mr and Mrs Leo Nelson. Shirley Nelson of Ada visits her parents and will work at Southwestern Bell after July 5 following a stint at H A Department Store.
Miss Pat Warren of Shawnee spent Sunday night with Miss Donna Scott in a social visit at their home, sharing time and conversation.
Those spending Tuesday in Tulsa visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Whitson and daughters were Mrs. Hollis Kite and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keeling and children, Mrs. O. S. Whitson, and Mrs. N. H. Keeling.
Ricky and Mike Choate of Ada spent several days this past week with Mrs. John Norton, linking with local residents during a period of discussion and concern.
Jerry Duncan visited Thursday evening with Loren Choate, sharing time together and discussing community plans.
The Bebee Home Demonstration Club sponsored a supper at the community building Thursday night with several families in attendance.
Dennis Bivins of Egypt spent Friday night and Saturday with cousin Charles Berryman. Charles and Gerald Henderson were present. Mrs. Hollis Kite and children Stevie Darlene and Donnie visited and had lunch with Mrs. Edd Berryman and her children on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Jim Holloway and children arrive from Clifton Arizona for a few weeks visit. Mr and Mrs Millard Wallace and Keith of Oklahoma City visited Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan and Fred.
Mrs. Vern Teeters and her children visit Mrs. Teeters' parents Mr. and Mrs. Dick Goodwin. Brenda and Vickie Goodwin from Midwest City spent several days this past week with their grandparents.
Mrs Oris Roberts entertained at a pink and blue shower for Mrs Jackie Moseley at her home. Seventeen guests attended, with games played and gifts opened before refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. George Booth traveled to Talihina for a business trip Tuesday. They later dined as guests with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Scaff and Mrs. Emma Booth Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Booth of Ada visited Sunday afternoon with the Vernon Scaffs.
Little Brenda West of Francis is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boyd this week.
Miss Patricia Warren of Shaw spent Tuesday evening with Miss Donna Scott in a social visit.
Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan and Freddy guest with Kirk Duncan of Shawnee recovering from a recent heart attack. Also visiting were Mr and Mrs S M Golden and Glen, Mrs Gwendolyn Koontz and Brenda, and Mr and Mrs John Binkle and Steve on Sunday evening.
The community reports only light showers with several cool days past weekend. Gardens and pastures in the area are dry and in need of moisture.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hobbs with Shirley and Norma Faye spent Sunday at Connerville visiting Mrs Hobbs’s brother Delbert Timmons and his family and children.
Mrs. D. L. Whittington and granddaughter Miss Donna Mc Curry of Ada were dinner guests Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nance. They visited Bobbie Nance and children, who were spending the week with his parents before leaving Monday for Cedar Rapids Iowa.
Mr and Mrs T J Stokes visited Wichita Kansas from Wednesday to Friday with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Jack Barnum and brought two grandsons home for the summer-usual family travel notes indicate a pleasant northern excursion and extended stay.
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