Rural Communities of Pontotoc County News Highlights Local Visits
Long list of visits and social events in Pontotoc County towns. Residents travel to Ada and Seminole for shopping, church events, and entertainment while others host relatives and attend operettas, dances, and school programs.
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Pontotoc County
Wilkes family to leave for Ozark after visit
Stonewall Airs reports HH FF Wilkes and daughter Evan will depart Monday for their Ozark Arkansas home after a two week visit here with friends. The Wilkes are former residents of the area.
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Junior
Dean
Fort Worth
Texas
T. W. Stratton
R. T. and
Lloyd
Ada
Clifford Elliott
Stonewall
Lorene Young
Earnest Austell
Novella Gibson
Tupelo
Haden
Margaret
Marjorie Gibson
Josephine
Mary Francis King
James N. King
Roy Whitlock
C. A. Ackerer
Lois Furlong
Nettie Holt
Pauls Valley
Stella Bell Young
East Central
W. C. O'Connell
A. H. Leibs
Herman Garrett
Pensacola
Pigg
J. R. Reaves
Gwendolyn Henegar
Atoka
Martha, Okla
Ruth
Tell McMillan
Clarita
McMillan
Will Henegar
Lillian Henegar
Kate Hatcher
Ada High School
Ben Hatcher
Jim Slocum
Keith Underhill
Pontotoc
Keith
A. M. Odom
Ike Odom
Clara Fish
Jack Marshall
J. M. Carroll
Marshall
Bessie Carroll
Seminole
James N. King Jr
Lloyd Hunt
Methodist Church
Josie Mae Henson
Majorie Gibson
Ima Pritchett
Elma Rives
Aline Rives
Mary
Wilkes
Evan
Ozark
Ark
Franks Sees Fair Weather Amid Local Social Visits
Local notes report pleasant weather enjoyed by farmers. Several residents share weekend visits and social calls, including Alva Reidel with Cleo Roach, Eula Kilcrease in Frisco, and trips to Ada. The piece records multiple small gatherings and informal visits among Franks residents.
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Franks
Alva Reidel
Cleo Roach
Mrs. Stewart
Sam Cole
Margaret Ready
Mildred Dotson
Eula Kilcrease
Patton
Frisco
James Chandler
Okmulgee
Ethel Stewart
Reidel
Bill
Slim Austen
Ada
Mrs
Local social visiting noted in Frisco families
Frisco residents Opal Geraldine and Quention Dunn visited the Bushers home. Many guests spent Sunday with local families including the Hutchingses, Parker and Bushers circles. The ill boy Glen Willis of Willie Bennett's family is improving.
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Opal
Geraldine
Quention Dunn
Frisco
Bushers
B. S. Williams
Chas. Hutchings
Lillian Davis
Eddie Melville
Esther Parker
Loretta Odom
Hazel Bushers
Glen Willlis
Willie Bennett
Ada
Henry Odom
Harve Davis
J. H. Davis
Bula Hatton
Ruby Ashburn
Hoot Owls
Blue Mound School Event Draws Crowd
A large crowd enjoyed a successful program at Blue Mound. A future event is planned before school adjourns. Will Walker is reported to have the smallpox. Local families and neighbors spent time with relatives over the weekend and tea for church activities is planned.
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Will Walker
Sherman Shipley
Ada
Mrs. Creager
Joe Crisp
Robert
Ray Bebee
Franks
Coal Creek Fifth Sunday Meeting at Vaness Missionary Baptist Church
The Coal Creek Fifth Sunday meeting gathers at Vaness Missionary Baptist church on Thursday night March 28 at 7 30 with introductory sermon by Elder J B Baggett and remarks by Elders A E Ford W F Mayo C W Stringer Templeman Lowery Whitmore McCord Ingram Davis and others on church missions training and finance.
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Coal Creek
Vaness Missionary Baptist Church
J. B. Baggett
C. W. Stringer
A. E. Ford
W. F. Mayo
Mathew
P. A. En Os
Templeman
C. E. Lowery
W. L. Whitmore
R. L. McCord
Coal Creek Association For Missions
J. G. Ingram
M. B. Davis
Callie Templeman
F. E. Teague
R. D. Bradley
Bank in Brady Texas Is Robbed of 5000
An unmasked bandit robbed the Farmers and Merchants State Bank in Brady Texas of 5000 at 12 30 pm. He fled in a sedan with four girls aboard. Bookkeeper Harold Johanson was alone inside the bank during the robbery. Tremendously interesting See the Classified columns.
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Brady, Tex
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Brady
Harold Johanson
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