Local Social Roundup From Stonewall Ada and Tupelo News
Sunday visits fill the county as Marie McKay Mary Anderson Eva Fore man and many others share family time. The Tupelo Independent basketball teams raise funds for class events while Charles Hudson departs for spring training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie McKay
Mary Anderson
Eva Foreman
Tupelo
Harlem Wizards
Clusier
Tuepelo
Herbert
Jack Sanders
Charles Hudson
Billy Clyde Jones
Dickie Clifford
Royce Woods
Larry Jackson
Don ¢ Weller
Stonewall
Heart Fund
Sunshine Sunday Service at Sunshine Church
Fifty three attendees gathered for Sunday school at Sunshine. Marshall Gus led the morning service. Children from Victory Children's Home in Altus visited. Don Parr gave the evening message and Melissa Green sang. Don Parr and Danny spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bob Asnely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Marshall Gus
Victory Children
Altus
Don Parr
Melissa Green
Danny
Bob
Jimmy Blackburn
Ginger
Keith
Brenda
Hennessey
Clyde i Hobgood
Georgia Casti
J. L
Ada area social notes show broad weekend visits
Ada residents and visitors populate a long list of Sunday and Friday calls, dinners, and outings. Kaye Parr and Julia Heard share time, many neighbors visit kin in Ada and nearby towns, and local families attend church and community events. Also noted are obituaries for Salona Evans Anita Sue Hogue Georgia LaBarge and others with funeral home details.
Crawford and family visit Bevers in Colbert Saturday
Yerby and Ronnie of Little Rock visited Mr and Mrs Phillip Crawford and Marsha in Colbert Saturday night. Mrs Dave Fulton was released from Valley View Hospital on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Harter
Valley View Hospital
Johnny Guffey
Jack Guffey
Muskogee Hospital
Claude Hewett
Othella Marcis
Arno Griffith
Mrs. Daily Phillips
E. D. Eager
Gary
J. B. Eager
Riley Sutton ‘Jr
Fred Braddock
Elmer Crawford
Lateresa
Henry Houtchens
Tecumseh
Gerald Crawford
Elmer
Crawford
George Wassom
Yerby and
Ronnie
Little Rock
Ark
Phillip Crawford
Marsha, Colbert
Joe Bevers
Dave Fulton
Ada Pageant Lineup Promises Miss Ned To Sing and Readings
Miss Ned will sing and play the autoharp, Miss Biggs will give a dramatic reading. The Murray Dames sponsor the local pageant at Murray State College. Emcee Edwards will host at Fletcher Auditorium starting 8 p.m. Tickets are $1. The Ada entrants include Emma Jones, Pegs Taliaferro, Martha fidens Aldmore, Faye Jones, Baby Duan Filmore, and Jackie Orv Tisho-Lmingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Warri
Martha Fidens Aldmore
Faye Jones Colgate
Baby Duan Filmore
Jackie Orv Tisho- Lmingo
Driver Dividend New Shocks Give Better Rides
Wigan England AP Butch a mongrel dog leads a pretty normal life apart from one thing he is a vegetarian Diane Argent owner says Butch refuses meat bones and eats only vegetables in a light hearted animal note from the field with a local color touch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wigan
England
Butch
Diane Argent
County grand jury in Roff enters second day of ses sions
The county grand jury in Roff continued its second day of secret sessions Tuesday investigating a year-old felony case. Attorney Gordon Melson noted witnesses testified on topics including the Dan Hayes estate, Raff school system, and drug enforcement. Sheriff Burl Griffin and Deputy Kenneth Oscorn were questioned. foreman Bert D. Paine urged residents with information to contact the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Melson
D.A
Dan Hayes
Raff
Roff
Burl Griffin
Kenneth Oscorn
Bert D. Paine
Paine
Griffin
State Department of Corrections
Lee HR. West
Proper Tire Care Vital For Safety
Proper tire care is essential for safety with guidance on inflation underinflation and overinflation risks. Check owner's manual for recommended pressure and inspect tires for wear cuts and embedded objects. Add 3 to 4 pounds to cold tires before long trips at sustained high speeds and replace tires when tread wear or indicators show thinning.
Compression Test Reveals Condition For Driver
A compression test removes all spark plugs and measures pressure readings against specs. It helps a mechanic identify issues in valves or rings and is often part of major engine work. The test may cost about five to six dollars when done as a standalone operation. It can be the first step toward reviving an old car.
Stalin Returns to Moscow Screens Amid Party Doubt
In Moscow a new film Messengers of Eternity features a young Stalin in a historical role. Rumors say the Communist Party's 24th congress will grant partial rehabilitation for Stalin, despite his name being banished from mass media since Khrushchev's 1956 denunciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Stalin
Mimors
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Soviet Union
State of crops and livestock conditions report
Statewide crop and livestock conditions show 27 percent fair 68 percent good and an unknown percent excellent compared with year ago. Seeding of spring oats three quarters complete and barley nearly four fifths complete, behind a year earlier. Both crops in mostly fair to good condition. livestock improvements noted. Annual grasses begin to furnish pasture.
Gas pricing and oil routes squeeze energy supply
Energy official Skard argues for equitable natural gas pricing as the cleanest fossil fuel deserves a premium. Ikard notes residual fuel oil in the U S East relies on imports due to price, but imports rise costs as Middle East and shipping disruptions push tanker rates up.
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Skard
Ikard
U. S
Jicard
Middle East
Suez Canal
Persian Gulf
Mediterranean
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Cape
Great Britain
Rayon Blankets Fire Hazard Tests Reveal
Consumers Union tests show blankets with 35 percent rayon catch fire in one second when exposed to flame. Four to five times faster than all acrylic blankets. Woolen blankets did not ignite. Federal law requires fiber content labeling. FDA warns flaming fabrics may kill up to 500 annually and injure about 250,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Cayon
The
Food and Drug Administration
7 000 Year Old Juniper Forest Faces Extinction
A 7 600 year old juniper forest near Kennewick Washington faces potential destruction due to poor reproduction and limited adaptability. The Bureau of Land Management plans to integrate the forest into public ownership, trading surrounding private land to secure protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Rexford Daubenmire
Washington State
Paul W. Arrasmith
Penalty Scale Rises for First Offense to Ten Dollars
Offense penalties escalate from ten dollars on first offense to fifteen on second and twenty on third and subsequent offenses, replacing the former five dollar initial fine.
Homesteaders Face Deadline For Exemptions
County Assessor Frank Jared reminds homeowners that Monday is the final day to submit applications for the homestead exemption. The same deadline applies to the assessment of personal tangible property without penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jared
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Lois’ Clifford
Baptist Church
Davey Johnston
Lula
Oklahoma City
Lee Dicketts
Alan
Jim Guinn
Plano, Tex
Carl Rhynas
Bobby Carter
Millary
Mr.and
A. M. Carter
Bet.y Goss
Rhonda
Ada
Donnie Johnson
Harley Johnson
Lula Bullard
Edward Bullarrd
Denison
Tex
Bill Smith
Stonewell
Walter Harlin
Coaleste
P. Bullard
Dayne
Harmon Bullard
Niews
Brenda Bullard
W. B. Hokett
Kenneth Murphy
Glen Smith
Glenda
Mary
Paul Johnston
Ben Johnston
Roy Johnston
Vermon Stonecipher
Beber
Harland Stonecipher
Allen
Abloso
4. C. Stonecipher
Doyin Stonecipher
A. C. Stonecipher
Edward Cameron
Castie
Marek 6
Camerons
Robert
Eddie
Cameron
A. C. Stoneciphrer
New York Mets
Obie Hudson
St. Petersburg
Cyril Loyd
Timmy
Tulsa
Mrs
Roy Loyd
B. M. Stagal
Jerry
Sandi Clifford
Ati
Bob Turner
Sanitary Department
Townsend
N. Broadway
Main
By Mary JO Green
Kaye Parr
Julia Heard
Kaye Williams
Kenneth
Mrs. Earl Sullivan
Tut Roberts
Clyde Hobgoodby
Clyde Jr
Jim Wyche
Ollie Phillips
Joy Cos
Si Maryhillips
Oakman
Lonsie V. Mantel
Ada Speedway
Robert Senner
Dick Skelton
Tommy Estas
Dean Tyler
Odis Welch
Speedway Race Track
Elmer Lee
J. W.berryman
Donald Norman
Oden- Ark
Edd Berryman
Behbee
Claude
Virgie Hewett
R. W. Edwards Lee
Wayne
Floyd Campbell
Kathy
Beile Peter
Okemaah
Jodene Stanford
Vicky
Mary Jo
Alvin and
Keith Southerland
Latta
Roger Kennedy
John T. Woods
John ‘T. Woods
Aldridge Building
Trinity Baptist Church
Zora Lee
Flora Cartey
Myrtie Smith
Mildred Lee
Effie Thorp
Rebee
Gussie Lillard
Jean Ainsworth
A. Lee
Fisson
Billy Lee
Kent
Kevin
Sonya
Salona Evans
Criswell Funeral Home
Anita Sue Hogue
Francis
Smith Funeral Home
Thomas Roy Nelson
Broken Arrow
Jewel Willoughby
Dena Gayle
Oil Center
M's
Joe Lindsey
Dale
Jim Miller
Smith Jeff
Kim
Davie” Willoughby
Z. C. Nelson
Thomas Roy
W. A. Lee
Cherri Henery
J Sonya Lee
Georgia
Pear LaBarge
Smith
Ernest Mayberry Pim
Criswell Furers
Edith Hold
Hershall Hampton
Ronald
Viggle Winters
C. FE
Hampton
Noel
Neal Summers
C. H. Hampton
Koolaid
Il Kennedy
Eula LaBass
Vicki
Audry Casloe
Saundra Golden
Frantra Womack
Rrs
Jackie Carpenter
Friddie Holland
Mariya
Stick
Dorothy May Castoe
Bil
Philosphy
Oupicilman
Goltart
Cluta Fairgrounds
Teramith Park
Ron Jones
Wintersmith
Courcilaan
Ward
Winterstaith Park
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