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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1958
Page
10
Abloso School headlines a booster banquet on Monday March 31 at 7 30 p.m. at the D and D Ranchhouse with a 1 plate charge to be collected by Mr Treas. The week’s local sports recounts highlight Abloso girls winning 7 and boys 1 over New Model School in a close Thursday game.
Mrs. A M Pharr completed spring cleaning and redecorated with paper and paint bringing a fresh look. The Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club met at the church to plan lunch service for Theo Cash sale on April 5. Several local residents travel, recover from illness, and attend funerals while others visit relatives and tend farms.
The Greggory and Holland families enjoyed a skating weekend in Fort Worth while adults shopped. Visits spanned Kingston and Ada with fishing attempted in muddy waters. B L Legate recovered from flu, while Dale Legate stayed with local Leggys as parents attended a handicapped children meeting. Jesse Sunday School reported 27 attendees and Easter events were planned. Myrtle Truitt and others visited Fort Worth to see Asberry Brannum, who has been ill with kidney heart ailments.
Mr and Mrs Joe C Moore attended the funeral of friend Mrs E E Ladd in Ada last Tuesday afternoon. Joe Moore and Warne Davifished at Lake Texoma last Thursday and caught crappie.
Mrs. Ray Miller, residing about a mile beyond Pleasant Hill School, filed three resolutions to de.
Stonewall brief items include travel to Blossom Texas for a few days in March 1921, family illness updates, a birthday dinner in Coalnate, a homecoming involving Wayne Bullach along with Cecil Buta, and visits from relatives. Local fundraising pie supper planned for March 28 to support the Sportsmen’s fund, church news on attendance, Easter homecoming, district meetings, and Holy Week services with Rev. Charles D. Saviers as speaker.
The sophomore class will entertain the junior and senior high school at the next assembly program in late April. Roy Christian and family plus Mrs Christian's uncle Hugh Wilson visited Stewart on Sunday for business. Jewel Wilson and Barbara Kaye of Francis visited Roy and Mrs Christian on Wednesday March 39. Lloyd and Mrs Goss are installing a new cement floor at their Army Store in Stonewall.
Mrs Cletta Bowerman of Kone wa visited with Mr and Mrs Pug Garrett and Sondra. Clara Fike and Billie McNair of Ada visited Mr and Mrs N C Garrett. They both work and are off on Saturday afternoon. Delia Johnson called on The International Gulf Assn which has 30 member nations. Sunday School held despite rain. Bible study planned Thursday.
Vanoss News reports Mr and Mrs Chag Brooks and children of Casper Wyoming spent the week with Mrs Brooks parents Mr and Mrs George Pitt. Mr and Mrs Jack Hurt and friends visited in Oklahoma City while Mrs Minnie Miller and relatives attended a family event in Little Rock Ark over the weekend.
Attendees from Veness Homa Demonstration Club at the state council in Shawnee included Mrs. W Webster Mrs J H Stephens Mrs Thelma Perriman Mrs Ruth McCullar Mrs Chas Floyd Jr Mrs Glen Cornell Mrs Polly McCauley Mrs Leo McXinch Mrs M E Hall and Mrs Vernon Gasaway One feature was Laura La Ms speech How Youve Won Miss Layne an associate of Farm Journal Philadelphia Pa Another was Turkish scenes by Mrs Allan Goodbury of Lincoln County John Dunn and Don visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway and children Sunday Mr and Mrs Bob Brandon Pat Hancock Linds Fording George Kessler Shirley Weaver Mariene Reger Note Ritchie Harold Noe all of Shawnee Rev Ed Thompson was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs John Dunn Sunday
Bridge fix involves re nailing Lonse bridging using four screw type sof nails. Inspect for additional bridging needs and determine if more bracing is required to stop squeaks.
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