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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
6
Community notices list several local visits and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Don Newby attended the Jubilee Revival at Morris Memorial Baptist Church last Thursday night. Ada residents Mr and Mrs Roy Watson helped repair a garden fence for Velma Standridge on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Audie Teel and family visited Mr and Mrs Frank Roddy in Ada on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Drake and children of Mulvane Kansas spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W C Karr. Visitors helping with a flower garden quilt last week included Mrs. Lena Cochran Mrs. Ruby Horton and Mrs. Elizabeth Horton. Mrs. Drake also visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. P S Karr at Wintersmith Park Sunday.
Audie Teel fished at Lake Tex oma Saturday and shared catfish with neighbors before his wife prepared the meal. Norman visitors Allan Cochran and family joined Elmer Cochran and Helen, while Barbara Newby and Kathy visited Melvin Newby and family Sunday. Union Hill residents report improving flu cases and hope for similar gains elsewhere.
Residents note the family now lives at 519 West Third in Ada rather than Union Hill. They remain active Union Hill Church members and attend all social gatherings, underscoring their strong ties to the Union Hill community despite the new address.
Mrs. Myrtle Newton of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Gene Mcsee and their children Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Tommy Johnson and children visited Westview residents Saturday night. Several visitors stayed at the Keelings home including Leon ard Hobbs T W East Virgle Fox George Smith and Coplan children. The Keelings and Lorene Coplan later visited Charles Coplan in Oklahoma City where he is hospitalized and improving. He enjoyed a three hour lobby visit with his children this week and a speedy recovery is wished.
Mr and Mrs F O Jones received a long distance call from Mrs Lee Rhoades of Wichita Kansas requesting the addresses of Mr and Mrs Ari Bostetler of Barstow California and Mr and Mrs Leroy Bailes of Arlington California The Rhoades plan a California vacation Mrs Rhoades is Edna Agee Ada cousin of the correspondent Evylene Rhoades and Doran Wichita visited E E Agee Ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wright of Ada were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Johnson and children Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Agee and children of Walnut Grove and Mrs. Hazel Henson visited Mr. and Mrs. George Graham last week.
Mr and Mrs Glen Gouge of Francis visited Mr and Mrs Ed Ware and children Sunday. Numerous relatives from Hillsboro Ada Ahloso Westview and surrounding areas gathered with the McAnally and Rhynes families for the occasion.
Mr and Mrs Harold Allan of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Bill McAnally and children Sunday Debra Allan spent Saturday night with Susan McAnally Susan is still under a doctors care We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mr and Mrs Gregg Balthrope and children from Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs George Smith and children Friday. Leonard Archer and family ate with Joe Thomas and the Deans, while Bucky Joe and Paula joined Mr and Mrs Vance Price for Sunday dinner.
Lawrence Sunday attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Larry Archer Mrs. Leonard Archer and Lindall visiting Mr. and Mrs. Albert Norton in Ada on Friday.
Rev. F. L. Cunningham attends a Mor rist Memorial Baptist Church fellowship meeting on Monday. He visits Ray Kemp in Pernell and goes fishing at Duncan Lake catching 18 crappie. He stops at Oil Center to see son Warren and family over the weekend. Other visitors include Larry Cunningham and Tony Pannell plus Howard and Mrs. Cunningham. Larry reports to Fort Benning on April 1. A business trip to Pauls Valley is noted with F. C. Jones.
Mrs Judy Daniel and Edward Bray of Ada were married Friday in the home of Rev and Mrs F L Cunningham. Mrs Bray is the former Judy Enloe daughter of Mr and Mrs Charlie Enloe Ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Welch and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Welch and their children Sunday.
Mr and Mrs George Cochran visited Mr and Mrs J W Kirkes Sunday with Mrs Kirkes reported improving Monday.
County superintendent Norman Mitchell visited Union Hill School Wednesday. Mrs. Etta Garrett served as substitute for Mrs Oma Enloe who was ill with a virus Friday. The annual Easter dinner and egg hunt will be held at the school April 12.
Ricky Rutherford arrived Thursday evening by bus from Vaness School to stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price and family who moved back from Duncan. Hazel Henson visited Friday evening. Chris and Beverly Sutton visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price and Charles Saturday morning.
Vaness High School Explorer Scouts along with three teachers Mr. Ashley Mr. Caruthers and Mr. Barnes took a fishing trip to Lake Texoma leaving Friday at noon and returning Sunday at noon. Charles Price reports the boys caught nice fish for the Scouts to eat and all enjoyed the outing.
Patti and Gale took turns riding a horse at the Parker residence while Glen Henry rode a new motorcycle from Ada to his grandparents' farm. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Henry and Leisa Ada also visited the Parkers and Jake fished at a farm pond.
Ada resident Mrs Verda Morgan visited Mrs Roxie Golden on Monday and brought medicine for flu. Roxie is reported to be improving this week.
Visitors in the residence of Mrs. Nora Roper and Mrs. Sible Collins last week included Mr. and a guest whose name appears partially in the clipping. The report notes social calls and extended hospitality during the period.
Mrs. King Massey and neighbors in Fort Supply and Healdton share weekend visits. James Morgan fished Golden Cheek Lake and caught several nice fish. Daisy Golden reported crappie bites and many local events include church, dominoes, and spring cleaning chatter.
A quirky collection of old fashioned sayings and wry observations. The speaker muses on weather, religion, manners, and humor with playful wordplay and vernacular charm. Names like Harry Meister appear as stray references in a collage of phrases.
A compact, puzzle style clue set listing entries like Bird's homes and River deck across numbers with clues such as Employ Supreme being and Musical note plus varied spellings and errors for a mixed lettered crossword reading as a historical word game snippet.
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