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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1956

Page

2

Social Graces and the Youth Frontier in Modern Times

A columnist muses on youth behavior and manners in late twentieth century America. He contrasts frontier resourcefulness with refined civility, argues that teaching social values matters beyond etiquette, and cites a college lecture as evidence of ongoing concern about discipline and gracious conduct. A quip about Ava Gardner ends the column.

Ol’ Buzz Southwest America Oxford Tigris Appalachians Midwest Bible Belt Great Plains Southland East Central Betrand Russell

Researchers Outline Pasture Improvement Plan for Oklahoma

Dr Thorne heads A&M agronomy outlining four pasture improvement avenues soil fertility microbiology soil structure and water management. Oklahoma trials at Coalgate test fertility while seedbed preparation aims to match seed needs not land. He urges decaying organic matter to stabilize soil and preserve water and mentions drought probability research.

King Ranch Lynch Thorne A&m Aggie Coalgate Station Dreath Oklahoma

Soil stewardship and farming ethics in Oklahoma message

A speaker links soil erosion to national security and faith, citing Oklahoma data: 5 701 farms abandoned and 58 697 people lost in seven counties over a decade, against 37 414 farms and 112 784 people statewide. He urges Christian farming as a vital duty and highlights CARE food aid abroad as a measure of stewardship.

Oklahoma Soil Conservation Office Philippines Hawaii Norway England Germany Haiti

Allen Seeks Faster Federal Support for Washita Project

Senator Allen urged quicker federal funding for the Washita dam and watershed program, noting 1948 dedication of the first dam and slow progress due to limited federal participation. He said local land treatment is ahead, with 50 percent in place and 12 percent planned for 1957, 13 percent for 1958, while only 5.4 percent of planned structures are done.

Washita Allen Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service

Peace Disturbance Charged to Adan Marvin Tatum

Marvin Tatum faces charges of disturbing the peace in Wilbur P. Lee's justice court filed Wednesday. Billy Mixon, 223 West Seventh, is the complaining witness, claiming Tatum uttered loud abusive language in his presence. Tatum had not been arraigned as of Thursday.

Marvin Tatum Wilbur P. Lee Justice Court Billy Mixon West Seventh Tatum

County Churches Emphasize Soil Stewardship Theme

In county churches Rev. Grose notes soil stewardship as a practical duty for all, tying care of the land to Christian stewardship. Rev. Duane Riley of Homer Baptist plans to promote the message locally. Ada ministers plan Sunday observances with leaders like Rev. Kenneth McCullough and Dr Roy C McClung contributing talks on soil and faith.

Grose Duane Riley Homer Baptist Church Ada Kenneth McCullough First Presbyterian Church Roy C. McClung First Baptist Church McClung

Sprouts From Post Lot Stumps Favored For Growth

Catalpa and other sprouts from post lot stumps benefit from being left untrimmed in the first year of growth. This approach increases the chance of developing vigorous trees and proper branching.

Catalpa

Free Textbook Allocation Comes to Pontotoc County Schools

Norman C. Mitchell reports rural Pontotoc county schools Lula and Francis receive 1718.29 in free-text allocations. Rural schools get 1319.94, Francis 212.35, Lula 186. Mitchell says about half the funds will replenish short stocks and the other half will fund a new program yet to be decided. He notes that 1.55 buys about one book in most cases.

Norman C. Mitchell Pontotoc County Lula and Francis Lula Mitchell

Mexican Delegate Sees Rural Growth Gaps and Aid

Estela Barragan, visiting from Mexico, compares Coahuila to U S rural progress and aims to help Mexico start its own extension service. She toured 4-H clubs and home demonstration groups, learned cooking limits without chilis, and plans study in extension philosophy before returning home to Saltillo with ideas to boost rural development.

Coahuila Miss Barragan United States Mexico Barragan Oklahoma Stillwater Oklahoma City Ada A&m Virginia Polytech Washington

Sugg Named Vice President in Oklahoma NFFE

Konawa soil district head Herbert Sugg was appointed vice president of the Oklahoma state chapter of the National Federation of Federal Employes at Lawton meeting. Delegates formed a state board with local presidents as members. National head Lawrence Kramer of San Antonio gave the keynote.

Konawa Herbert Sugg Konawa Soil Conservation District Oklahoma National Federation of Federal Employes Lawton Lawrence Kramer San Antonio Texas

No Rare Huge Eggs Here Wes Flock Produces Em by Dozens

Wesley Brantley near Ada keeps 600 white Leghorns and 35 dozen eggs daily. He notes mammoth eggs weighing 2 5/8 pounds per dozen and one with triple yolks. Brantley cites hens dying from oversized eggs and reports lengths over 842 inches and diameters over seven inches.

Wesley Brantley Ada Brantley News Office

Henson Sponsors Senior Class Chicken Supper

Mr and Mrs W A Henson hosted a chicken supper with all trimmings to honor the senior class. Seniors named include Jimmy Matthews Vernon Landreth John Robert Lambert Terry Wayne West Eddy Price Clarence Summers Barbara Robinson Barbara Lee Jean Graham Beatrice Nickerson Steve Bailey Jerry Lewis and Alice Landreth. Assistance came from Mrs Jennie Smith Mrs Clara Summers and Mrs Tigner. Staff families attended and some guests visited Lawton. Tommie Gordon and Dr Richey of Tulsa stayed a night with Mr and Mrs Mirl Moon Joe Edd and Aunt Tennie McCool.

W. A. Henson Jimmy Ray Matthews Vernon Landreth John Robert Lambert Terry and Wayne West Eddy Price Clarence Summers Barbara Robinson Barbara Lee Jean Graham Beatrice Nickerson Steve Bailey Jerry Lewis Alice Landreth Jennie Smith Clara Summers Tig Tommie Gordon Dr. Richey Tulsa Mirl Moon Joe Edd Tennie McCool

Howard Pickett's Ada Business Trip Reported

Howard Pickett made a business trip to Ada on Thursday of last week.

Howard Pickett Ada

Francis Rules District Tournament In Tupelo

Francis baseball team won the district tournament at Tupelo last week by defeating Lula Roff and Tupelo. Team members include Jerry Lewis Vernon Landreth Terry and Wayne West Lindel Wilson Steve Bailey Jerry Robinson Buddy Henson Eddy Price Hershell Kelley Curtis Canada and Raymond Landreth.

Francis Tupelo Lula Roff Jerry Lewis Vernon Landreth Terry Wayne West Lindel Wilson Steve Bailey Jerry Robinson Buddy Henson Eddy Price Hershell Kelley Curtis Canada Raymond Landreth

Clarence Summers Improves at Oklahoma City Checkup

Clarence Summers reported to his doctor in Oklahoma City on April 25 for a routine checkup and is rapidly improving according to sources.

Clarence Summers Oklahoma City

Mrs Ruby Scoonover Returns Home After Oklahoma Visit

Mrs. Ruby Scoonover of Oklahoma City has returned home after spending a week here with her sister Mrs. Raymond Matthews and their children.

Ruby Scoonover Oklahoma City Mrs Raymond Matthews

Harris Family Visits Relatives Here Three Weeks

Mr and Mrs Bill Harris and children from Richmond California stay two weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs M E Harris and other relatives and friends lingering about town.

Bill Harris Richmond, Calif M. E. Harris

Baby Gerry Lin Kelley Born in Valley View Hospital

Mr and Mrs Robert Leroy Kelley welcome their first child a baby boy named Gerry Lin born April 24 at Valley View Hospital. The newborn weighs 6 pounds 15 ounces and is the first grandchild for H L Kelley and J W Atkinson families of Pruitt City.

Robert Leroy Kelley Valley View Hospital Gerry Lin Kelleys H. L. Kelley J. W. Atkinson Pruitt City

Visitors at Kelley home host kin from several towns

Visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelley and baby last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Atkinson of Vamoosa, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Atkinson of Pruitt City, Mrs. Mollie Gaylor, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kelley and boys. Hershell Kelley spent Saturday night with his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts.

Robert Kelley W. W. Atkinson Vamoosa J. W. Atkinson Pruitt City Mollie Gaylor Kenneth Roberts H. L. Kelley Hershell Kelley Mrs

Harris Families Visit Ada Parents Last Sunday

Mr and Mrs Robert Harris and children and Mr and Mrs Otto Harris and Lonnie of Ada visited their parents Mr and Mrs M E Harris last Sunday.

Robert Harris Otto Harris Lonnie Ada M. E. Harris

Havern Canada Family Visited Phillips Household

Mr and Mrs Havern Canada and their children visited the home of Mr and Mrs Glen Phillips and their children last Sunday in a gesture of family gathering and cordial exchange.

Havern Canada Glen Phillips

Cobb Family Visiting Ada Home of Kel ley Family

Rev and Mrs Truman Cobb with their children visited Ada relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Kelley and baby last Sunday.

Truman Cobb Ada Robert Kelley

Berry Couple Return From Visit

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Berry of Fort Gibson returned home after visiting her mother Mrs. Ida Lee last week.

Bill Berry Fort Gibson Ida Lee

Tulsa and Oklahoma City families visit Mrs Wilson

Mrs. Bob Wilson hosted last weekend with Mr and Mrs Jack Martin and baby of Tulsa and Mr and Mrs Clennis Wilson and children of Oklahoma City visiting.

Bob Wilson Jack Martin Tulsa Clennis Wilson Oklahoma City

Mrs Wallas and Mrs Viola West Visit with Mrs Sarah Harris

Mrs Wallas and Mrs Viola West visited one evening last week with Mrs Sarah Harris. The social call highlighted neighborhood friendship and cordial conversation.

Wallas Viola West Sarah Harris

Francis Team Wins Regional Tilt at Byng

Francis baseball traveled to Byng for a regional tournament and defeated Mansville 6 to 2 on Monday afternoon.

Francis Byng Mansville

Visitors share weekend at J N Atterberry residence

Visitors in the J. N. Atterberry home last weekend included her brother and family Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Smithers, Marvin and Annellen of Madill, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Atterberry of Mill Creek.

J. N. Atterberry T. A. Smithers Marvin and Annellen Madill Joe Atterberry Mill Creek

Attendees at Konawa Singing Convention

A list of attendees from the Konawa singing convention held last Sunday includes Mrs. Pearl Surgnier Mr. and Mrs. Sam Head Mrs. Leona Edwards R. G. Davis Mrs. Emma Bridges Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Atterberry Glen Houser Mr. and Mrs. Tollie Chism Jackie Robinson and June Chism Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chism.

Konawa Pearl Surgnier Sam Head Leona Edwards R. G. Davis Emma Bridges J. N. Atterberry Glen Hooser Tollie Chism Jackie Robinson June Chism

Tollie Chism Hosts Ada Area Family Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Tollie Chism of near Ada were supper guests of his brother and wife last Sunday evening.

Mrs. Tollie Chism Near Ada

Francis Community Expresses Sympathy for Aunt Minnie Baugh

The Francis community extends sympathy to Aunt Minnie Baugh in the death of her sister Mrs. Cora Dupree of Bristow. She died April 28 at her home and the funeral was held in Bristow on Monday. Mrs. Dupree had made many friends during her visits here.

Francis Minnie Baugh Cora Dupree Bristow

Aunt Tennie McCool Improves After Prolonged Illness

The condition of Aunt Tennie McCool is somewhat improved after a long period of poor health.

Tennie McCool

Mrs Pearl Surgnier Visits Ada During Business Trip

Mrs Pearl Surgnier made a business trip to Ada last Tuesday. She visited in the home of Mr Elmer Chandler and Mrs Chandler.

Pearl Surgnier Ada Elmer Chandler

Oil Center revival ends after two weeks

The Pentecostal Holiness Church at Oil Center concluded a two week revival on Sunday night with 68 in Sunday School the morning of the final day.

Pentecostal Holiness Church

Gary Long Visits Mike Thomas in Okmulgee Saturday

Gary Long of Okmulgee visited Mike Thomas on Saturday, sharing time together in a short local encounter.

Gary Long Okmulgee Mike Thomas

Love couple visits H L Love parents Friday

Elmer and Marguerite Love visited Elmer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Love on Friday in a short family outing.

Elmer and Marguerite Love Mrs. H. L. Love

Mrs Maxine Badgett Visits Seminole Family Friends

Mrs Maxine Badgett and her children of Seminole spent Tuesday through Friday with Mr and Mrs Ray Kemp while her husband was on a business trip.

Maxine Badgett Seminole Ray Kemp

Vaness High School Holds Baccalaureate Sermon

Several parents and friends of the graduating class attended the baccalaureate sermon Sunday afternoon at Vaness High School.

Vaness High School

Miss Joy Lane Spends Weekend with Lane Parents

Miss Joy Lane visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lane for the weekend. She is enrolled in a college located in Oklahoma City.

Miss Joy Lane Mrs J. S. Lane Oklahoma City

Weekend guests of the Earl Meltons

Weekend guests were their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Kenneth Melton of Grand Prairie Texas visiting the Earl Meltons.

Earl Meltons Kenneth Melton Grand Prairie Tex

Pannell Family Sunday Dinner in Ada

Jimmy Pannell of Ada had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Evert Pannell and their sons.

Jimmy Pannell Ada Mrs. Evert Pannell

Konawa Singing Convention Attended by Local Couples

Mr and Mrs Gene Lance and Mr and Mrs J S Lane attended a singing convention at Konawa Sunday.

Gene Lance J. S. Lane Konawa

Miss Marilyn Thomas Visits Miss Sally Don Thomas

Miss Marilyn Thomas of Allen was a weekend guest of Miss Sally Don Thomas, sharing time at the latter’s home.

Marilyn Thomas Allen Sally Don Thomas

Ken dallMisses Host Winer Roast With Local Guests

Misses Glenda and Geneva Kendall hosted a wiener roast Friday night at their parents home Mr and Mrs Earl Kendall. The group roasted wieners and sang with guests including Dub George Jr Jo Ann Brannon Glen Agee Frances Ann Blankenship Charles Loman Shirley Howerton John Ross Ruth Anderson Frank Crider Orpha Lou Morrison Lonnie Childs Theron Simpson Lynn Hodges Barbara Hunley and Jean Parry.

Glenda Geneva Kendall Earl Kendall Dub George Jr Jo Ann Brannon Glen Agee Frances Ann Blankenship Charles Loman Shirley Howerton John Ross Ruth Anderson Frank Crider Orpha Lou Morrison Lonnie Childs Theron Simpson Lynn Hodges Barbara Hunley Jean Parry

Visitors with Han Burk Sunday

Mr and Mrs Han sel Burk hosted visitors including Mr and Mrs Pleas Sutton of Ada Mr and Mrs Lee Little of Pauls Valley Fred Gray and Mr and Mrs Pug Garrett and Sondra enjoyed a Sunday gathering.

Hansel Burk Pleas Sutton Ada Lee Little Pauls Valley Fred Gray Pug Garrett Sondra

Sunday visit from Wilson family and Coxes to Kiowa kin

Rev. and Mrs. Luther Wilson and children with Martha and Helen Cox visited Sunday with Rev. Wilson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Cary Wilson of Kiowa.

Luther Wilson Martha Helen Cox Rev. Wilson Cary Wilson Kiowa

Mrs Vivian Northam Visits As Sutterfield Returns To Hospital

Mrs Vivian Northam and the Thomases visited Mrs H G Sutterfield on Saturday. Mr Sutterfield has returned to the hospital for medical care.

Vivian Northam Mike Sally Thomas H. G. Sutterfield Mr. Sutterfield

Ada visitors greet Harold Lee and Mary Frances Love

Harold Lee and Mary Frances Love spent Saturday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Love and were joined by Mr. and Mrs. Leon Williams of Ada and Mrs. and Mrs. Leon Williams.

Harold Lee Mary Frances Love Mrs. Leon Williams Ada Mrs Elmer Love

Visitors Sunday Gathered For Earl Melton Home

Mrs Emma Suttles and Horace Suttles of Marlow visited Mr and Mrs Earl Melton along with Mr and Mrs Edgar Etier of Ada on Sunday in a family social gathering.

Earl Melton Emma ,Suttles Horace Suttles Marlow Edgar Etier Ada

Greater returns for amount invested Ada News Want Ads

Ada News offers economical want ads promising higher returns for small investments. Local business readers can place advertisements in print and online editions to reach customers efficiently.

Ada News

Sunday visitors at the Berger home

Mrs V. T. Galaway reports Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs Christian Berger include Mr and Mrs Allen Walls of Shawnee and Mr and Mrs Lee Parish and Theresa of Ada.

V. T. Galaway Christian Berger Allen Walls Shawnee Lee Parish Theresa Ada

Sulphur Families Host Weekend Guests

Mrs Harley Harrison and children and Mrs Dwain Lemeng and children of Sulphur were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Walker and family.

Harley Harrison Dwain Lemeng Lonnie Walker

Ada visitors share Sunday at Pitt home

Mrs. Hattie Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Pierce of Ada were Sunday guests in the Pitt residence. Mrs. W. F. Hammonds attended church services in Coalgate Sunday.

Hattie Hayes G. W. Pierce Ada G. M. Pitt W. F. Hammonds Coalgate

Mrs Griffith Visits Sisters in Stratford

Mrs Mary Ann Griffith of Stratford has been visiting her sisters Mrs Emma Thomas and Mrs Boyd Ponder.

Mary Ann Griffith Stratford Emma Thomas Boyd Ponder

Stonewall Family Dinner Guests Attend Local Event

Mr and Mrs Jack Kifer and their daughters of Stonewall were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glen Johnson and Mr and Mrs Gene Loper, sharing an evening at a local gathering.

Jack Kifer Stonewall Glen Johnson Gene Loper

Miller and guests visit relatives in community

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller along with Jean and Dale of Broken Arrow visited friends and relatives in the community on Sunday.

Clifford Miller Jean and Dale of Broken Arrow

Holland family returns to Colorado after visit

Mr and Mrs Therman Holland and daughter traveled back to Colorado following a two week stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Ezra Holland and family.

Therman Holland Colorado Ezra Holland

Measles Sidelines Bent on Weeklong Bout

Benton McCauley and Garry Hensley are ill this week with measles. The two individuals are resting at home as doctors monitor their condition.

Benton McCauley Garry Hensley

Brooks Family Guests Visit Pitt Parents

Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brooks and their son from Marlow recently visited Mrs. Brooks' parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pitt.

O. C. Brooks and Son Marlow G. M. Pitt

Johnsons and Lopres Visit Fort Washita Kin

Mr and Mrs Glen Johnson and Charlie Ray with Mr and Mrs Gene Loper visited Mr and Mrs W P Loper at Fort Washita Oklahoma, sharing time and hospitality.

Glen Johnson Charlie Ray Gene Loper W. P. Loper Fort Washita, Okla

Konawa Singing Convention At High School

Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway attended a singing convention with their children Tommy Jo and Sammy held Sunday in the Konawa high school auditorium with relatives in attendance.

Vernon Gasaway Tommy Sammy Konawa

Visit of Violet and Charlie Nelson to Mrs Pitt

Miss Violet Nelson and Mrs. Charlie Nelson called on Mrs. G M Pitt Saturday afternoon in a social visit recorded in local society notes.

Violet Nelson Charlie Nelson G. M. Pitt

Heimer Family Visits Gasaway Household Monday

Mr and Mrs Junior Heimer and their daughters along with Janice Floyd visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Gasaway on Monday night in a social gathering.

Junior Heimer Janice Floyd Mrs Vernon Gasaway

Ada Shoppers Visit By Luther McKinley Family Group

Mr. and Mrs. Luther McKinley and Mrs. Goldie Cornell were seen shopping in Ada on Thursday.

Luther McKinley Goldie Cornell Ada

Charlie Ray Returns From Arizona Trip

Charlie Ray has returned home from Tucson and Casa Grande, Arizona. They reported a wonderful trip.

Glen Johnson Charlie Ray Tucson Ariz Casa Grande, Ariz

Summers Chapel By Mrs Helen Kendall

Mrs Helen Kendall reports on Mrs George Wright being a medical patient at Valley View Hospital.

Helen Kendall George Wright Valley View Hospital

Fifth Sunday sing draws local residents to Konawa

Mr. and Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Mae Majors, Mrs. Lora Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ellis attended the Fifth Sunday singing in Konawa on Sunday.

Konawa John Wood Mae Majors Lora Ellis J. O. Ellis

Sunday Dinner Guests at Francis Event

Mr. and Mrs. Lou Wood and Rev. and Mrs. Scott Jones were Sunday dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hood at Francis.

Lou Wood Scott Jones H. C. Hood Francis

Air Force Lt Summers on 15 day leave plans Mexico City visit

Lt Emmet Summers stationed in Victorville California on 15 day leave visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs E H Light. He will transfer to El Paso Texas and report there May 4. He also plans a trip to Mexico City before reporting.

Emmet Summers Victorville Calif Air Force E. H Mexico City el Paso Tex

Mrs. Stanley Guinn Spends Night With Qualls in Norman

Mrs. Stanley Guinn of Norman spent Saturday night with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Qualls, according to the family notice.

Stanley Guinn of Norman John Qualls

Stratford visitors share time with local couples

Mr. and Mrs. Ott Jones of Stratford visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Loy Wood. Dewey Thomason of Gould visited his cousin, E. L. Cavener.

Dewey Thomason Gould E. L. Cavener

Calf-Roping Attended by Rutherford Family at Fittstown

Jimmy and Nancy Rutherford with Teddy and Carol Ann Rutherford of Ada attended a calf-roping event in Fittstown on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Underhill of Foraker visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Underhill over the weekend.

Jimmy Nancy Rutherford Teddy Carol Ann Rutherford Ada Fittstown

Mulligans Visit Andersons in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Lester Mulligan of Oklahoma City visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Impson Anderson.

Lester Mulligan Oklahoma City Impson Anderson

School Baseball Beats Byng 7 to 5 on Thursday

The school baseball team won a Thursday ball game against Byng with a final score of 7 to 5. The victory highlighted solid hitting and pitching for the home squad.

Byng

HD Club Plans Mailbox Painting in Community Area

The HD Club will paint and letter mailboxes in the neighborhood. Residents north of Roy's Store and west of that street line should contact Mrs Clyde Kendall immediately if they object to the mailbox redo.

HD Club Roy Clyde Kendall

New magnet aid to fight hard ware disease in cattle

A tiny permanent magnet swallowed by cows attracts metallic objects in the stomach to prevent wall penetration. It aims to reduce injury from sharp hardware ingestions in livestock.

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