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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1965
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Earl Franks and daughters visited Mrs Martha Franks and Mr and Mrs M R Tucker and daughters Sunday afternoon. Mrs Pearl Roberts and Mrs Jewell Jones and Casey Thomas Shawnee visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Bryan Thomas.
Mr and Mrs Billy Robertson and Tamara traveled to Fort Worth Tuesday. Stacy Robertson stayed with Mrs Alene Tucker. Mr and Mrs Edward Lance and boys visited the Trimmers and Glen Trimmer family. They fished on Boggy Creek and the boys went to a Stonewall street carnival. Sunday is Mothers Day and readers are urged to honor mothers.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Sheppard Asher visited Mr and Mrs Edward Lance Tuesday night. The two men hauled cattle to the sale.
The Ada Public Library announces its weekly catalog across adult fiction non fiction and juvenile fiction. Notable titles include Sleeping Planet Read With Me Vonda Rosegood The Ski Bum The Plotters The Taste of Proof Galactic Diplomat War in the Golden Weather The Dirty Dozen The Arrogant Guns The Lonely Breeze plus non fiction works on mathematics genetics skin diving and gardening among others.
The Byng Home Demonstration Club met at the clubhouse with Laura Owens presiding. Hazel Meeks gave a report on an educational tour to Fort Worth Texas. Mrs H E Miller led a program on grooming and personal charm. Members participated and hostesses served refreshments.
Olney couple Mr and Mrs Gardner Brown announce the engagement of their daughter Marilyn Ann Brown to James E McDaniel son of Mr and Mrs James McDaniel of Tupelo. The wedding is set for June 4 at Kathryn Boswell Memorial Chapel on East Central State College campus.
Mrs Benny Prentice hosted a wedding gift shower Saturday in Allen for bride-elect Linda Jones, Kenneth Brewer's fiancée. One hundred nineteen gifts were sent or attended. Jerri Kay Prentice created a bouquet from package ribbons.
Ada couple Gene Myers and Shelba Jean Merritt exchanged vows in Ada. The marriage linked two local families and took place in the city, with relatives in attendance.
Rev. Carl Jackson of Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church was surprised with a birthday party in the church annex Tuesday night. Church neighbors and friends presented gifts and enjoyed coffee, punch, and cake including a decorated cake among treats.
The Pickett Methodist Church sponsors a pie supper on Friday May 7 at 7 p.m. at the church. All are welcome to attend.
The Pickett Home Demonstration Club met at Pickett School for its April session called to order by Mrs. Mattie Hunley. Members discussed dress review entries and showed who would enter in Coats Suit and Ensemble Sportswear House Dress Party and After Five. Mrs. Kathy Garner demonstrated grooming and personal charm while refreshments were served. The next meeting is May 25 at Mrs. Jess Norvell’s home with Mrs. Laura Haines guiding.
The Jan Hill and Pattye Moore Circles of the Women s Missionary Union met in the church Fellowship Hall for a mission study using Go Home And Tell by Bertha Smith. Mrs Hathaway presided. panel discussion featured Mrs R O Laseman. 16 members attended.
Mr and Mrs Pete Timmons of Ada announce the engagement of their daughter Eloise to Kenny Paul Neal son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Neal. The wedding is set for June 18 at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church with Rev Lamar Gosnell officiating.
The Goodneighbor Club gathered at Mrs. Oma Enloe’s home with prayer and scripture readings by Mrs. Wanda Welch and Mrs. Lela Rose. President Mrs. Roxie Golden presided as members voted to recess for the summer, with the May 12 meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Golden. Guests and members enjoyed prune cake Hawaiian punch and coffee.
Saltine crackers are used in multiple ways including with soup and cheese, within recipes, and as a topper or spread with peanut butter jam or salads. The list emphasizes versatile usage from meals to snacks.
A brief note explains the little American box turtle may live to about 120 years, underscoring remarkable longevity in this species.
Mrs Luther Green was honored at a mixed wedding shower Tuesday evening at Francis Baptist Church education building. Former Miss Dene Taylor, hostess duties shared by Mrs Dalton Young. YWA members presented a white Bible service, piano selections by Mrs Don Buchanan, decor in white and green, cookies and punch served to a guest list including Mrs Hattie Harris, Mrs George McComas, Mrs Lois Seegar, and others.
Vanoss Alumni Association officers met at Center School to plan the 11th annual reunion. Attendees included Harold Haines president and Troy Pinley named nominating chair. The gathering is set for June 26 at Center School with committees named and plans to be finalized at a June meeting.
Miss Shanna Rae Card will marry Harold Lee Swink in Ada at the First Methodist Church. The couple’s families and ECSC ties are noted with Card a senior business education student and Swink a senior English and speech major with active Wesley Foundation leadership.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clampitt of Stonewall and Mrs. Margaret Clampitt of Roff visited Captain Phillip Hanneman and family at Perrin Air Force Base in Sherman Texas. The Henry Clampitts returned home while Mrs. Margaret Clampitt stayed two weeks and left during the weekend.
Thick white sauce blends with thin onion soup and canned clams to make a rich chowder. Add mushrooms to gild the lily for extra depth and flavor.
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