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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1973

Page

2

Sunshine community notes of Sunday school and visits

Mary Jo Green reports 30 attendees at Sunshine Sunday school led by Pastor Don Parr Wan da Parr sang specials. Numerous visits and social events recur including gatherings with Requemores Wyches Green Summers and various families plus basketball tournaments at Del City with McLish overtimes.

Sunshine Don Parr Wanda Parr Donna Kay Danny T. J. Requemore Jim Wyche Mary Phillips Roff Marshall Coxell Ray Peters J. L. Green Elmer Davis Bonnie Tully Winona Harrison Jear Cowley Bette Stephens Stonewall Eastern Star Karen Green del City Theo Cash Joe Thomas Jesse Green Susan Barlowe McLish Mary Jo Green Mildred Young Sidney Green Trent Sherrill Ada Mary Leroy Joe Swarb Ross Sportsman Club Bob Ashley Arno Griffith Othella Mardis Naomi Roquemore Bessie Taylor Ruby Williams Claude Hewett Vernie Henley J. B. Eager E. D Gary Eager Escue Valley View Hospital Margene Hewett Pauls Valley Clyde Hobgood Daily Phillips Royce Phillips Oklahoma City E. D. Eager Riley Sutton Jr Julia Thomas Odus McGalliard

Revival at Ahloso Church With Messenger as Evangelist

The Baptist church hosts a revival this week with Rev. Loren Messenger as evangelist and Bill Ligett as music director. Attendance includes 47 in Sunday school and 49 in training union. Several local residents and guests attend gatherings and family visits are noted throughout the period.

The Baptist Church Loren Messenger Bill Ligett Training Union Orvil Bell Vivian Sue Sims Bill Hudleston Messenger Bob Ross Mark Ruth Herrin Ida Abbott Joe Abbott R. C. Ross Donna Zachary Ann Ross Curtis Ross Harvey Baker Lewis Abbott Lee Holbert Tecumseh Eulas Brannon Bob Nora Ross Soloman Gantt Frank Holman Anne Ross Rickey and Shelley

Morans, Lillies Host Visitors Amid Town Church Events

Stonewall a flurry of visits as families like the Morans and Lillies host kin from Ada Frisco Clarita and Alabama while church services and revivals fill weekend schedules. Attendance tallies from local churches are listed.

Roff Mary Laseman and Local Visits Reported

Mrs Harold Davis spent a week visiting brother Edward Tate in Roosevelt and attending a delayed birthday dinner at her ranch home. Attendees included J E Pybas and family, Gainesville. Jack Coffee and family, Shawnee. Truman Stephens and family.

M. C. Kirkland Rae Garrett E. L. Black Garrett Beller Ballard Nursing Home Fred Jones Margie Blansett Thelma Jean Garrett Terri Gray Virgil Medlock Center Pug Garrett Oil Center Midge McDonald Stillwater Sharon McDonald Howard Beller Marlow Jack Beller Midwest City Harold Davis Edward Tate Roosevelt Virgil Scraberry Jr Nettie Ownby Stratford Scarberry California T. J. Roquemore Tishomingo Maggie Eddie Tate Altus Hospital Richard Medlock Tulsa Chlo Pattillo Opal Samuelson Ethel Reed Ada Lara Miller Bessie Scarberry Ramner Morrison Duncan Don Newby Melvin Newby Lois Newby Tecumseh Union Valley Glenn Jones Lavona Jones Mel Mauldin Alice Binion Valley View Hospital Dink Binion Bud Rubble Nola Scott Orphelene Hall Glennie Fiddler Johnnie Oklahoma City Lorene Ballard Pearl Walker Lillian Agee Inez Agee Pamela Ray Kemp Corpus Christi Tex John Layne F. L. Cunningham L. A. Farrell Mary Cook Jessie Matheron Joyce Trivitt Earl Duckworth J. W. Kirkes Matt Richardson Roger Richardson Cerral Richardson Terry Richardson Jack McNutt Jr R. E. Tilley

Union Hill Baptist Church Highlights Sunday Attendance

Union Hill Baptist Church reports Sunday school attendance of 959 with Rev. Gifford Pretzell delivering both morning and evening messages. A steady stream of visitors from Ada and nearby towns attended services and related events at Union Hill and Union Valley.

Assembly of God Luene Herron Birtie Moran Wilson Will Knight Rogers Daniel Frisco Dillion Clifford Vernal King Dallas Echols Ada Luke Moran Ada Farmer Methodist Pearl Nelson Hill Morans UnIon Hill Baptist Church L. A. Farrell Jimmy Parnell William Henson Billy Johnny Allan Josephine McAnally Pearl McAnally Roger Geraldine McAnally Tammy Tenna Lois Rhynes Tim Monnie Allison Heath Happy Rube Delozier Don Delozier Larry Archer Jerry Reamy John Delozier Hazel Henson Lou Tatum Mary Long Tommy Pearl Allan James Rhynes Don Allison Happyland Phil Rhynes Noble Josephine McAnnally Billy Henson Eddie Danny Collins Union Hill Church of God Gifford Pretzell Dan Franklin Tammy McAnally Tom Agee Tishia Ross Georgia Willyerd Betty Cunningham Earnest Matheron Giory Ernie Jessie Matheron Good Neighbor Club Union Hill Joyce Trivitt Roxie Golden Opal Bivens Orpheline Hall Daisy Binion Laura Haines Ina Haines Lena Cochran Deloras Agee Ola Fraley Jessee Matheron Horace Golden Durant Earl Rose Callie Rose Ballard Nursing Home Lela Rose Helen Burroughs Valley View Hospital Jack McDonald Murry Horton Claude Watkins Oklahoma City Alvin Wells Albert Crow Bryan Roberts

Oakman Sunday church events and visitors noted

The Oakman church reported 42 in Sunday school and 43 in Sunday night worship. Special songs by Castoe and Summers families, plus multiple visits and social exchanges among local families. Jerry Stone celebrated a birthday with family cake and ice cream.

Oakman Jerry Atwood Kent Calvin Mason Ada Shirley Randy Castoe Carol Pogue Kay Haley Paul Lena Amy Stovall L. Roy Manuel Marcella Jackson Deborah Carl Jackson Jimmy Porter Kelley Smith Jerry Stone Neal Noel Mitzy Summers Mark Manuel Kenney Randy Shirley Castoe Amy Sovall Audry Castoe Irene Balthrop Lonnie V. Manuel Elmer Lee Victor Hynds Pauline Porter Mark J. D. Castoe Edd Castoe Don Epperly Russell Eric Hickory Don Runyan Stephanie Roff Olen Vail Nancy Koopman Angie Wright Harold Annason Dian Gurley Peggy Koopman Gary Haney Jeanettt Koopman Nancy Peggy Glenn Winefred Berryman J. W. Berryman Fittstown J. W. Hart Edd Berryman Rebee Herman Nelson Oklahoma City Zora Lee C. H. Hampton Luke Savoie Westwego Danny Cowart Tracy James Preston Lee Marion Lee Elmer Ragland Jack Wade K. M. Stovall James Castoe Marie Stone Berry Stone Floyd Nora Hobbs Jewell Winters Byng Chris Poe Laramie Wyo Ila Pevehouse J. R. Pendergrass L. D. Winters Amy, Byng Charlie Sliger George Carter Mary Lee Caton Valley View Hospital Carter Ollive Summers Ballard Nursing Home E. M. Stovall J. C. Carrol Dallas Bob Carrol Sammy Sexton Bro Patty Charles Knighten Lois Mosier Arlie Morrison Herbert Kaiser Scott Jones Milburn Morrison Randell Lance Cpl Donald Hilton Camp Pendleton Calif Mary Hilton Rochelle Ann Castoe Kevin Shaw Kenneth Shaw David Hodge Homer Ronnie Shaw Monroe Lee Wilburn Francis Jamie Joe Shaw Billy Lee Paul Willoughby Tonya Tucker Oil Center Davie Willoughby Herman Wilson Seminole Gregg Gunn Kevin Lee Mildred Current District Food Service Durant

Parish Chapel ties and visits fill weekend notes

Shawnee area social column records numerous home visits and church events. Family members from Burk, Fulton, Galey, Cox, Law and others gather for meals, nursing home visits, and hospital calls while Rev. Eaves recovers from a back injury and several families share time at Ada and Latta venues.

Hank Burk Shawnee Oil Center David Galey Galey Coot Simpson Norman Ada Lake Texhoma Lottie Hulsey McAlester Jim Ward Mike Keith Claude Rariden Mary Cox Marsha Love Hellen Bradley Angie Marshall Cox Latta Marshall M. C. Cox Senior Love Kevin and Machelle Wayne Bradley Kevin Love Phillip Bradley Vaness Delbert Akins Euvonne Franks Pearly Mae Bittles Pearl Hodge Florence Isaacs Togo Wood M. R. Tucker Ollie Tucker San Frances Nursing Home

Pineapple Crunch Cake Mix with Brown Sugar Topping

A simple batter combines two cups flour one can crushed pineapple two eggs and a teaspoon baking soda. Pour into a 9 by 12 pan top with brown sugar and chopped nuts, bake 30 to 40 minutes at 350 degrees.

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Written By Thurman Gray Ruby Lane Marylen Joe Gray Fred Gray Bill Reed Ahloso Bertha Cantrell Ballard Dolph Treas Stewart Audry Treas Moran Anglin Pat Berniece Dovie Rhonda Jennings Bertie Faye Dudley Charles McNeal Fairview Perry Don Ross Effie Grigsby Bud Keener Lollie Mann Emma Turner Church of Christ Baptist Free Will Baptist Nazarene Owl Creek Joyce Holland Mandy Phillips Will Holland Jack Barns Ethel Glover Annie Treas Clarita Free Will Baptist Church Upton Janie Mike Humphrey Macomb Minnie Maloy Jim Pierce Dale Webb Stegall H. Hall Thompson Muskogee Dan Hoover Cooper Flowers Coalgate Antlers By Mary Laseman Alvin. McAnally Dewayne McAnally Ada. Eldon Ronnie Macky Gene Cossey Walden Ark Robert Golden Lynda Mike Golden Callie Morgan Fitzhugh Bill Osburn Little Rock Harold Haines Robert Bolin Luther Parrish Clinnie Crow Coy Booth Booth M. E. Booth Sue Russ Aaron Moore Orval Ballard James Morgan Sonny Golden Paul Golden Sevena Morgan Edna Golden Regina Tucker Reggie Tucker Lolitta Tucker Lonnie Current Amy Martha Current Sandra Ausborn John T. Woods Ollie Cox Holdenville Harrell Crawford Marsha Donnie Henson Mary Lou Henson John Wood E. C. Caviner H. R James Hale Bruce Little Bennie Farmer Jeanette Effie Lamb Mae Edwards Joy Tucker Wanda Lamb Tom Wilkerson J. A. Patton Greg Ray Magar Frank Dryden F. M. Wood Virgle Medlock Lee Farmer Rance Tucker Ruby Dryden Irene Klutts Ruth Magar Klutts Sonny” Howard Wood Cody J. W. Law Pod Law Robin Max Law Lynette Monte Law Chris Jewell Nessel Milo Pennington Norvin Nessel Mark McDonald Albert Pierce Billy and Lynette Law Fred Ward Aleta Law Juanita Potter Pat Law Sammie
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