Ada First Lady Jessie Price Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Ada resident Jessie Ann Harris Price, known as Granny Price, was feted with a surprise birthday party at her home on South Tennie. Hostesses Marie Nave Nettie Wilburn Elizabeth Rice Handley and Mittie Davis organized the event with more than 100 cards and gifts arriving from friends and relatives. Price, born April 26 in Macon Georgia, has lived in Ada since 1901 and had a long career as a buyer for several Texas and Oklahoma stores. She helped open East Central College’s first dining hall and remains a beloved figure among her circle and grandchildren.
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Frice
South Tennie
Ada
Macon
Henryetta
Oklahoma
Barlier I
Burk
Mary Green
Granny Price
East Central
Price
Rome
Eee Deminer
Jessie Price
Five OU Law Review staff chosen for summer session
Five University of Oklahoma law students have been elected as officers for the summer term of the Oklahoma Law Review. Milton D. Andrews of Enid serves as editor in chief with Charles G. Humble of Woodward as note editor and Larry D. Derryberry of Altus as case editor. Phillip H. Leonard of Duncan is article and book review editor, and John C. Jones of Norman is managing editor.
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To University of Oklahoma
Norman
Oklahoma Law Review
OU College of Law
Milton D. Andrews
Enid
Charles G. Humble
Woodward
Larry D. Derryberry
Altus
Phillip H. Leonard
Duncan
John C
William L. Leonard
Beaver
James Lynde Sneed
Jerry A. Karasa
Oklahoma
Bryan Medlock
Ada
Scior
Monty L. Bratcher
Salina
Kan
Joe WH. Crosbie
Lawton
Leslie L. Conner
Oklahoma City
James’ J. Branlon
Pauls Valley
Tom Doe McDaniel
Stipler
Richard W. Gable
Tulsa
Jack W. Dickey
Weatherford
Thomas D. Aitken
Alva
Richard L. Barnes
Bartlesville
Roger M. Troth
Carnegie
James D. Cody
Contrahoma
Daniel D. Draper
Coleard
James M. Sturdivant
Luther J.tubb
Midwest City
James L. Cunningham
Muskogee
James I. M. Caldwell
Ted P. Holshouser
John W. Mee
David K. Petty
Annuitant Club Holds Meeting in Wewoka
The Annuitant Club of the Rum ale 0% Company met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ballew in Wewoka. A fried chicken supper was served. Members attending included couples from Ada Union Valley Konawa Cons terville Seminole Pauls Valley and Abloso. The next meeting is set for May 26 at the Crosson home.
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Rumale
Ballew
East Tenth
Wewoka
WF. Hopper
Ada
O. H. Boyd
Union Valley
Harry Willis
Konawa
C. C. Ramsey
Consterville
Bis
Ed Gravam
T. P. Crist
Seminole
C. L. Battle
Pauls Valley
Guy Crosson
Aga
Abloso
Mrs Soutee Family Pays Weekend Visit and Worship
Mrs. Soutee welcomed relatives for a weekend gathering as daughter and son joined Rev. and Mrs. Frank Roberts Atlas and Richard Soutee with family attended Sunday worship. A noon meal followed at the Soulee home with a granddaughter present. Additional visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Sam Haines of Ada and Mrs. Wesley Brantley of Latta.
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James
Roberts
Cherri
Kelley
Dr. Perry
Marjorie Soutee
Rolf
Frank Roberts
Atlas
Roberts’ Meother
Richard Soutee
Soules
Soulee
Vick? Andrews
Rev Fielder to Receive Divinity Degree May 18
Rev Fielder pastor of the First Baptist Church of Stonewall will receive the bachelor of divinity degree from Southwestern Seminary Fort Worth Texas He is the son of Mr and Mrs T F Roop Heavener and his wife formerly Myrna Joy Brown Sem inole Southwestern Seminary commencements are scheduled May 18 at 430 a m Dr Baker James Cauthen will deliver the commencement address Robert E Naylor seminary president will present degrees to 216 candidates The program references January and July ceremonies Cauthen is executive secretary of the Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board and directed work for 1587 foreign missionaries in 45 countries He is Texas born and holds degrees from Stephen F Austin Baylor Southwestern and honorary degrees from Baylor East Texas Baptist College and Stetson University
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Decry H. Fielder
First Baptist Church of
Stonewall
Southwestern Seminary
Fort Worth
Tex
T. 4. Roop
Heavener
Myrna Joy Brown
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Baker James Cauthen
Robert E. Naylor
Cauthen
Southern Baptist Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Texas
Stephen F. Austin College
Baylor University
Southwestern
East Texas Baptist College
Stetson University
Signal Honor Goes To Jay Tucker
The Eas Oklahoma conference of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Pentecostal Holiness Church met at the Pentecostal Holiness Church of Muskogee. Oil Center Ladies Auxiliary members attended. Mrs. Jay Tucker, president, was crowned Woman of the Year and received gifts. Attendees from Oil Center Church included Rev. and Mrs. B. V. Pendley, many named members, and Mrs. Kelma Garrett as official delegate.
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Eas
Oklahoma
Ladies Auxiliary
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Pentecostal Holiness Church of
Muskogee
Oil Center Ladies Auxiliary
Jay Tucker
Oi] Center Church
B. V. Pendley
Mary Pinley
Vannie Northam
Elsie Lamb
Alene Tucker
Tonya
Ruby Wood
Clareta Gray
Joy Tucker
Bertha Sanders
Annie Brandon
Dorchie Baath
Nora Gray
Lena Soward
Rae Garrett
Floy Burk
Mary Lou Henson
Thelma Garrett
Pearl Gray
Carma
Joyce
Euvonne Franks
Terrie Gray
Mary Cox
Florence Isaacs
Kelma Garrett
Oil Center Auxiliary
Etiquette Of Wearing Flowers Demonstrated For F H A
Thursday afternoon at 2 90 Mrs Louise Welch of Forget-Me Not Floral Shop hosted the Byng Future Homemakers of America Chapter for a program on making and weaving corsages. The lesson covered keeping flowers from wilting and remaking old corsages into new ones during banquet week.
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Louise Welch
Forget
Byng Future Homemakers of America
Miss Clarice Hooper Bride-Elect Complimented At Bridal Shower
Miss Clarice Hooper of Seminole, fiance of Omer Bowman of Seminole, was honored at a Monday evening bridal shower at Good Hope School. Attendees included numerous local couples, the event featured hand crocheted linens and decorative wreaths, and the couple plans a June wedding.
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Clarice Hooper
Zane Bowman
Seminole
Good Hope School
Loyd Reynolds
Rm? Bell
Jack Morgan
Sam Mitchell
Jerald Harris
L. M. Bumgarner
Pitt
J. P. Duvall
Tom Crist
Virkie Weston
Lelia
RM. Bell
J. R. Walker
James Cook
Virgil Limb
Johnny James
H. H. Rose
Beaty Ray Templeman
A. C. Malloy
Paul Barrett
Jimmie Fowers
L.J. Rogers
W. Ry Hill
Roy Phillips
Ed Robertson
Janette
Boyd Shoemaker
Delbert Gentry
Hansel Harper
Suzanne
Janie Robison
Eugene Wartenburg
Omer Bowman
L. A. Bumgarner
Linda
Evelyn
Julia Wagner
Eula Arthur
M. L. Brady
Virginia
Darryl
Kenneth Harbeston
W.T. Hooper
Allen
W. T. Hooper
Ada And Area Folk At Multi Keyboard Program
Ada and area residents invited to a multipiano concert featuring college students from East Central State College campus. The Wednesday Morning Music Club sponsors the final meeting of the season in Serenge Hall with performers Linda Sweveland, George Alsbach, Isola Ann Denman Orick, Kay Gibbons, Belle Fallis, Melva Self, Adelyn Clemmons, Mary Ann Kidwell, Charlotte Greeson and others. The program includes works by Chopin, Liszt, Mendelssohn, Arensky, Mozart, Milhaud with Mrs. Little at the organ.
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Ada
Doroththy
Serenge Hall
East Central State College
Frank Deese
Grant E. Sturman
Oscar L. Parker
C. H. Massey
Churchill Thomas
W. A. Delaney
Byron Norrell
Jay C. Galvin
Criterion
Albert Russell
Roy McKeown
D. A. Davis
Little
Linda Sweveland
Coalzale
Kerr Junior High School
Midwest City
Roush
Kappa ‘Theta
Pelagi Queen
English Club
East Central Choir
Tigerettes
Student Oklahoma Education Association
George Alsbach
Pauls Valley
Isola Ano
Key
Denman Orick
the Pelagi
Alpha Honord Society
Pi Kappa Theta
Ueen
Who's Who
Kay Gibbons
Eldorado
Gibbons
Belle Fallis
Kenawa
Melva Self
United Campus Christian Fellowship
Pelagi Staff
Adelyn Clemmons
Tecumseh
Chi Alpha
Mary Ann Kidwell
Charlotte Greeson
Isola Ann Denman Orick
Hele Fallis
Bellé Fallis
Adelya Clemmons
Mendelssohn
House To House Flower Show Set Saturday in Stratford
The Stratford unit hosts a free House to House Spring Flower Show called Spring Magic on Saturday from 2 to 5 PM. Homes featured include Mrs Mayme Field, Mrs Willie Watts, and Mrs H K Andrews with rides between sites and a final stop at the Community Building for bird and plant displays. Flowers should be brought by 10 AM. exhibits judged with refreshments after.
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Stratford
Mayme Field
Willie Watts
H. K. Andrews
Brawner Shi
P.H.A
Herbert Sudik
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