Lula Logsdon Wood Quits After 39 Years Teaching
Lula Logsdon Wood, a sixth grade teacher at Byng School for 34 years and 39 in total, announces her resignation effective end of term. She recalls walking miles to teach, notes student discipline, and cites improvements like hot lunches and textbooks while planning to devote time to crochet, gardening, and home duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fter
Byng School
Lula Logsdon Wood
Byng
Texas
Lula Logsdon
Tira
John
Betty Logsdon
Indiana
Lula
Commerce
Sulphur Springs
Birthright
Oak Grove
South Sulphur
Wood
East Central State College
M. C. “Clyde
Aldridge Hotel
Lula Wood
Ernest Thompson
Ada Church Women Observe May Fellowship Day With Breakfast
The United Church Women of Ada plan a May Fellowship Day on Friday May 6 with a 9 15 a m breakfast at First Methodist Church. The program features music and a talk on Citizenship Free and Responsible by Mrs Kenneth McAnally. All women are invited and an offering will help cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Church
United Church Women of
Ada
Oklahoma
United Church Women
A. G. Clifton
Oklahoma City
State Christian Social Relations
Ada Ucw
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Oscar Parker
Amos W. Myers
First Christian Church
le Don Mc
Odist
A. R. Miller
A. T. Watson
First Presbyterian
N. C. Bowen
Freeman
Union Valley Club Sets May 13 Community Party
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club meets in the Community Building with Mrs. Helen Denslow presiding. A fried chicken supper is planned and all are invited with baskets. A work day on the grounds is arranged to prepare for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club
Helen Denslow
Carol McCoy
Nellie Dillard
Hathaway Leads Royal Service Program at Roff WMU
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of Roff met in the church basement for a general meeting. An executive session ran at 10 30 a m with WMU president Mrs W W Potts in charge. A covered dish luncheon followed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church of
Roff
W. W. Potts
WMU
Bridal Shower Held for Leona Bennett before Wedding
A prenuptial shower for Leona Bennett, bride of Don Moshier, Saturday April 30, was hosted at Burr Valley Ranch. Attendees included family friends from Stonewall and Ada areas. favors featured silver wedding bands with orange blossoms. games and gifts were exchanged in a festive setting with a white linen cutwork table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Bennett
Don Moshier
Rod Edwards
Burr Valley Ranch
W. N. Bennett
Stonewall
Route One
Mr. Moshier
Louie Moshier
Ada
Route 4
D. D. Duke
Joy Lynch
Jeanne Thompson
Velma Harlin
Odell Underhill
Janey Underhill
Susan Edwards
Zora Thompson
Mozelle Stokes
Linda Burns
Colene Thompson
Alma Bennett
Medruth Moshier
Lorrce Johnston
Marieta Moshier
Vernell Moore
K. Bennett
Opal Ballard
Vesta Lynch
Joe Dene Stanford
Sherwood O'Neal
Joyce Snow
Edna Cross
June Cradduck
Jolene Cradduck
Betty Curtis
Janey Hunt
Bill Johnston
Otis Shields
Marjorie Hutchinson
Nanny Lee Alderson
Paul Morrison
Bobbie Goss
Sue Goss
Nita Tackett
Lee Ora Pirtle
Shorty Beauford
Dub Scott
Nell Shaw
Mary Sue Worrell
Margaret Roberts
Lillian Nelms
Phyllis Younts
Lorece Rich
G. Sheilds
Ann Sliger
L. O. Kifer
Ann Scott
Raymond Byrd
TEL Class Holds Monthly Social and Business Meeting
Members of the TEL Sunday School Class at First Baptist Church of Fittstown held a church hall meeting and social. President Mrs Dowell Stanford led, Bible passages were read by Mrs Lewis Alexander, and the group voted to purchase new drapes. A quiz and blindfold game followed with a salad course served by hostesses Mrs Alexander and Mrs Sam Winters. Attendees included Mrs Henry Clampitt Mrs Nora Harden Mrs Hooks Jo Cieta Mrs John Walker Mrs Stanford and teacher Mrs W E Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEL
First Baptist Church of Fittstown
Dowell Stanford
Lewis Alexander
Alexander
Sam Winters
Henry Clampitt
Nora Harden
Hooks
Jo Cieta
John Walker
Stanford
W. E. Snyder
Broiling Lamb Chops Guide in the Kitchen
A kitchen tip advises pan broiling lamb chops about three quarters of an inch thick for best results. The note emphasizes proper thickness to ensure even browning and juiciness during cooking.
News Classified Ads: Buy Sell Trade Rent
Classified ad line inviting readers to place or respond to ads includes contact by dialing FE 2 4433 for listings. No further details available from readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Fifth Annual Stonewall Homecoming Day Set
The fifth annual Stonewall Homecoming is scheduled for Sunday June 12 at the Sportsman Club Lake. Organizers Anna Young secretary and Macon Harper chair the Stonewall Club with Alton Hale treasurer and 1930s plans call for a basket dinner at 1 pm. Former residents from several states attended last year and addresses of those who did not attend are requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall
Anna Young
Ada
Kansas
Texas
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Washington
Florida
Oklahoma
Young
East Sixteenth
Sportsman Club Lake
Sportsman Club
Macon Harper
Stonewall Club
Alton Hale
Ann Young
Around The County Visitors and family updates from local towns
Mr and Mrs M R Tucker and girls and Vickie Gray visited her parents Mr and Mrs Earl Blevins of Pauls Valley Sunday. Mrs Ollie Tucker of Ada spent Friday with her son and daughter in law. Mrs Clara Wood spent Friday night at her home and with Willie and Florence Isaacs and visited Mr and Mrs M R Tucker Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Tucker
Vickie Gray
Earl Blevins
Pauls Valley
Ollie Tucker
Ada
Clara Wood
Willie
Florence Isaacs
Mrs. Lee Little
Mrs
Hansel Burk
Alfred Pennington
Ed Bray
Wayne Pennington
Lovelady
Lorraine Pennington
Garland Pennington
Vasto Pennington
Weekend Visits Reach Across Stratford Ada and Oklahoma City
The text lists multiple families and guests visiting or visiting with the Farm er and Isaacs households. Linda of Stratford Wayne and Rhonda Ada join Sunday dinners. Lawrence farmer Debra Ada attends Saturday supper. West View guests include John Kelley Hazel Patton Lou Stratford. Vernon Gray and boys join Sunday dinner with W N Isaacs and J A Patton Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Stratford
Wayne Farmer
Rhonda
Ada
Lavern Farmer
Randy
James Bottom
West View
Lee Farmer
W. N. Isaacs
John Kelley
Hazel Patton
Lou
J. A. Patton
Oklahoma City
Vernon Gray
Farm family Attends Stratford Saturday Supper
Mrs. Alva Farmer Mrs. Bennie Farmer and girls Jimmie Farmer and Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Farmer and children were guests at the Saturday supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. LaDon Morris of Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Farmer
Bennie Farmer
Jimmie Farmer
LaDon Morris
Stratford
Farmer Family Visits and Calls Noted in Week
Preston Farmer visited his uncle Mr and Mrs Lee Farmer on Wednesday. Mrs Billie Rae Crookham called on Mr and Mrs Lee Farmer on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Farmer
Mrs
Lee Farmer
Billie Rae Crookham
Wood Family Visits and College Student Weekend
Mr and Mrs Loy Wood and Billy Don of Stratford and Mr and Mrs Loy Wood visited their mother Mrs Kate Wood and sister Mrs May Majors Sunday evening. Charles Wood of Murray State College Tishomingo stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs John Wood over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Lloyd Gretchell
Clyde Allen
Linda
Stigler
Gay Wood
Sharon
Lana
Grapevine
Texas
Wood
Gay
East Central State College
Loyd Wood
Billy Don
Stratford
Loy Wood
Kate Wood
May Majors
Charles Wood
Murray State College
Tishomingo
John Wood
Caviners and Lambs Share Sunday Visit Transitions
Mr and Mrs Edmond Caviner with their sons from Adam visited his father E C Caviner and uncle H R while Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb also visited. Ray Lamb family later joined Clifford Lamb and family for a Saturday night visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmond Caviner
Adam
E. C. Caviner
H. R
Mrs
Ray Lamb
Mrs. Ray Lamb
Mrs. Clifford Lamb
Sunday visits from several Midwest City families
Mr and Mrs Cleve Stonecipher Ada Mr and Mrs Bob Crowder and family and Mr and Mrs Virgle Ray Miller and family all Midwest City spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Troy Miller Iva Crowder Mrs Martha Miller Mrs Lilly Miller called on Mrs Elma Law Sunday evening Mr and Mrs A L Melton and boys visited with his mother Mrs Lennie Melton and Obie of Ga ar Corn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Crowder
Martha Miller
Lilly Miller
Elma Law
A. L. Melton
Lennie Melton
Obie
Gaar Corner
Dryden Family Visits and Travel to Pryor Cement Plant
Mrs Lavern Dryden and children and Jerry Don Davis of Lawrence visited Glen and Ruby Dryden Sunday. Ray Dryden of Lawrence, Frank Glen and Ruby Dryden’s brother, will start work Monday at a new cement plant in Pryor and his family will join after school ends. Little Mary Sue Dryden visits with relatives. others visiting include Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker and the Maddox family in Gaar Corner. Steven Rodney and Mike Gray spent the evening with grandparents Willie and Florence Isaacs and fished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lavern Dryden
Jerry Don Davis
Lawrence
Glen
Ruby Dryden
Ray Dryden
Frank
Pryor
Steven
Rodney
Mike Gray
Willie and
Florence Isaacs
Lorene Vandergriff
Ada
Frank Pinley
Mary Pinley
Carl Pinley
Bunk Pinley
Pennington family visits and gatherings across Ada area
Sunday visits connect the Pinleys and Penningtons with relatives in Ada and Pauls Valley. Alfred Pennington and family attend a local banquet. Vasto Pennington babysits for Garland Pennington’s children. The group cleans an old home site recently purchased and plans extensive renovations before moving in.
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs Patton of Oklahoma City
Mrs Mayrene Bittle and Mrs Lorraine Pennington hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs J A Patton of Oklahoma City at the Pennington home. Guests included Mrs Cloretta Gray, Mrs Ollie Tucker, Mrs Emma Farmer, Miss Ruby Dryden, and several others. refreshments featured German chocolate cake and punch. Preston and Gerald Farmer visited DeQueen Arkansas over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayrene Bittle
Lorraine Pennington
J. A. Patton
Oklahoma City
Cloretta Gray
Ollie Tucker
Emma Farmer
Verniece Dryden
Mamie Tucker
Ruby Dryden
Alene Tucker
Ollie Dansby
Vasto Pennington
Florence Isaacs
Jewell Jones
Clara Wood
Sylvia Daniels
Hazel Patton
Joy Tucker
Dressing for Cole Slaw Uses Evaporated Milk and Sugar
A recipe note states good dressing for cole slaw uses undiluted evaporated milk a vinegary element and a generous portion of sugar plus salt and pepper.
Miss Ima Jean Bray to Wed Billy Don Blankenship in June
The engagement of Miss Ima Jean Bray to Billy Don Blankenship is announced by the Bray parents of 526 East Twelfth. The couple plans a late June wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Perry Blue with Pastor Blue officiating. Bray is a Latta High School 1958 graduate employed by Continental Can Ada. Blankenship is a McLish High School 1953 alumnus, OSU Tech graduate, and a mechanic at Prince Alston Motor Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima Jean Bray
Billy Don Blankenship
E. E. Bray
East Twelfth
Mr. Blankenship
Ed Blankenship
Stonewall
Route 2
Perry Blue
Allen
Blue
Ahloso Church of Christ
Miss Bray
Latta High School
Continental Can Company
Ada
McLish High School
Oklahoma State University School of Technology
Okmulgee
Prince Alston Motor Company
Dress Revue Set by HD Club in Ada
Miss Martha Mote county HD agent announces a dress revue by the club Friday May 6 at the First Baptist Church Ada. Program begins 1 30 p m with several county clubs participating. Dress revue committee includes Mrs Charles Richard and Mrs Archie Simms assisted by Mrs Charles Floyd Jr and Mrs Ross Fulton. Mrs Floyd is president of the HD Council and Mrs Fulton is vice president. Summers Chapel hosts the club tea with Mrs Vernon Gray in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Mote
First Baptist Church
Ada
Charles Richard
Archie Simms
Charles Floyd, Jr
Ross Fulton
Summers Chapel
Vernon Gray
Shelia Flinn Birthday Party Celebrated in Ada Area
Mrs. Wanda Flinn hosted a sixth birthday party for her daughter Shelia Flinn in Fittstown. Guests included Ricky Cash Raymond Ward Vickie Stanford Robin Crownover and others with gifts from Karen Enis J A Skeith Dewey Manahan and Ona Smith of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Flinn
Fittstown
Shelia
Ricky Cash
Raymond Ward
Vickie Stanford
Robin Crownover
Charles
Cindy
Jackie Uhlich
John Lee Ross
Shelia Flinn
The Howells Move to California for Job Transfers
Mrs. Pete Howell and her children of Roff depart Monday to join husband and father in California. Mr Howell works at an unspecified site in California while Mrs Howell previously served as a nurses aid at the Roff Nursing Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Howell
Roff
California
Howell
Ideal Cement Plant
Ada
Roff Nursing Home
Ahloso WMU Sets Cleanup Day At the Church
The Ahloso Woman's Missionary Union met for a monthly session and mission study. Plans included the Royal Service program next week and a filmstrip show Pulpit in the Sky on May 22 during Training Union. A church cleanup day was set for May 17 with basket lunches requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Union of
The
Ahloso Baptist Church
C. H. Massey
Mission Study
Cecil Blankenship
Woman’s Missionary Union
Blankenship
Walter R. Courtney
George Keppner
Industrial Uses Dominate Platinum Application
Industrial uses of platinum exceed its employment in jewelry as factories and chemical processes rely on its catalytic properties and stability, expanding demand across manufacturing sectors.
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By Wenonah Rutherford
Byung
J. E. Teague
Union Valley Club
Ruth Stephens
Georgia Stephens
Norrah Marsh
Nellie Miller
Minnie Maloy
Floyce Keatley
Cordelia Davis
LeMoine Crabtree
Birtie Birch
Mary Lee
Georgie Stephens
Glenn Denslow
Elmore
Mrs. Hathaway
Roff W.M.U
Bob Fussell
Gladys Anderson
Herbert Griffith
Ralph Burleson
A. L. Hathaway
Bill Bradford
Eleanor A. Schroll
Hathaway
Grady Coston
Bob Simpson
Mike Strother
Mary Laseman
Nora Etchieson
Gladys Coston
Cecil Knight
George Breeden
Ida Steelman
W. A. Tinsley
Homer Hendrix
Lawrence Farmer
Debra
Lee
Alma Maddox
Jeffy Maddox
Della Maddox
Wesley and
Everett Taylor
Milo Pennington
Henry Little
Mrs. W. N. Isaacs
Shawnee
Preston
Gerald Farmer
DeQueen, Ark
Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Bittle
HD Club
Howells
Ahloso Wmu
North Broadway
Neague Tan
Longines
Wittnauer
Hamilton
Elgin Bulova
S&h
Gem Credit Jewelers
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