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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1923

Page

5

Community Event Notes From Lighning Ridge Area

Sunday and Sunday night regu lar appointments filled by Brother Clarkson. Hart and Wilson youths attended services. Large crowd at Mr Barrentts singing Saturday night. Ella Shelton of Roff and Lennie dined with Naomi Dunn Vera Patten and Blanche Cushman. Elmore Patten Roy Martin with John Dunn Saturday night. Mrs B H Brice visited Mrs J E Dunn Sunday. Large crowd at Johnson Floyds Friday night. Edith Shook supper with Fannie Evans Sunday. Homer Tipton Vera Patton and Shelby Stanfield supper with Naomi Dunn Sunday. Mr and Mrs White and others attended church at Hart. Pauline Pitts spent Sunday with Willie McCullar. Doris Irene Shook slept over with Alma Ellen. Mrs W H Weir visiting Stroud returned Sunday. Louise White Dollie Ables slept over with Ollie Dyer. Church at Happy Land Saturday. Play party at Jess Daniels last Friday well attended. School recipients of larger perfect spelling certificates: Johnnie Lamb Josie Maione Leona Lamb Eva Brumley. DEW DROP

Lighning Ridge Clarkson Hart and Wilson Johnson Floyd Edith Shook Fannie Evans Homer Tipton Vera Patton Shelby Stanfield Naomi Dinn Mrs. White Durham Barrett Hart Pauline Pitts Willie McCullar Doris Irene Shook Alma Ellen Dunn W. H. Weir Stroud Louise White Dollie Ables Ollie Dyer

Farmers Plant Cotton As Dry Weather Persists

The community farmers plant cotton and plow corn taking advantage of the dry spell. Social notes record visits and gatherings including Mrs Schofield with Mr and Mrs Ben Gurley, Grace Reynolds with her sister, and various to and from Ada and Knox. Church and singing events feature Mr Stones regular appointment and local singing classes.

Schofield Ben Gurley Fulton Grace Reynolds Willie Coffley Shady Grove Florence Hilliard Ruby Stewart Bethulem W. H. Taylor Joe Bob Hooten Goodpasture Knox Charley Stewart Earl F. Bethurem Evelyn Coffey Mrs. Reynolds Monroe Dewn J. C. Price Loran Hughes Ada Brother Stones Joe Herbert Shade Vance Price Joe D. Hooten Sissel Lightning Ridge R. L. Haggard Lannier Pickett Edna Nail Hall Verna Loreen Arnett Ruby Hill

Oklahoma Teachers Resign to Take New Posts in Oklahoma

Lehigh Oklahoma May 8 Special lists several resignations and appointments in area schools. W A Allen and wife resign to join Wapanucka positions. D G Thoes to become Lehigh City schools superintendent. Join Garrison and wife resign from Tupelo posts. Oscar Carter moves from Tishomingo to Tupelo. Harvey Black leaves Coalgate for Haileyville. Clarence Wallace re elected at Shady Grove. Roland McWilliams new principal at Phillips. Coal County teachers enroll 100 at East Central for summer term.

Lehigh Okla W. A. Allen Lehigh High School Wapanucka D. G. Thoes Lehigh City Garrison and Wife Tupelo Oscar Carter Tishomingo Harvey Black Coalgate Haileyville Clarence Wallace Shady Grove Roland McWilliams Phillips Coal County East Central

Happy Land Church Attendance and Visits Report

Regular appointment filled each Saturday and Sunday night. Opal Wilson stayed with Eva Brumley Sunday. Edward Deaton visited Fred Daniels Sunday. Austin and Mrs Deaton with Clyde and Mrs Wilson Sunday. Singing Sunday night drew a good crowd. Charley Laughlin and Mrs Laughlin visited Henry Lambs Sunday. Grandma Deaton visiting Will Deaton Sunday. School closed last Friday with no program. Zora Vaughn visited Lizzie Lamb Sunday. Bro Gibbs did not attend Sunday night due to his boy’s illness. Jewt Falter was the guest of (incomplete).

Bro. Caton Opal Wilson Eva Brumley Edward Deaton Fred Daniels Austin Deaton Clyde Wilson Charley Laughlin Henry Lamb Grandma Deatop Will Zora Vaughn Lizzie Lamb Bro. Gibbs Jewt! Falter

Local notices recount weekend visits and singing events

Numerous residents attended social visits and church singing across Ada Ahloso Homer and Owl Creek. Names such as Tollison Summers Kaiser Massey Brannon and Lillard appear with gatherings Sunday Saturday and midweek, plus a new baby boy born to Dawel Sliger family. Regular appointments and weekly singing reinforce community rhythm.

Brother Nettles Bettie Potter Anabel Florence Summers George Jones Eliza Tollison Orphin Massey Ruel Summers Eulas Brannon Lena Potter Dena Lillard John Brannon Massey Ola Tollison Bobby Summers Mrs. McNinch Lois Robison Ed Massey Alvis Ross Eulas Brann Allen McNinch Franks Marvin Carl Kaiser Walter Dickers Ola Ada Purdy Gene John Lucy Sanders Cephas Lillard Weldon Lillard Ahloso H. S Hermon Tollison Walter Dickerson Paralee Throgmarton Letha Robison Farls Reed Owl Creek W. C. Dickerson Ona Lee Florence Bob Summers Bettie Dena Effie Jewel Moore Homer John Brann Purdy Massey John Pendergrass Mr. Kaiser and Clyde Carl and

Community notes of visits and singing events in Owl Creek area

The report records residents attending a Pecan Grove choir event on Saturday and a singing gathering at Owl Creek on Sunday. Attendees include Prof L B Thompson and daughter Ellen, J H Lovelady and granddaughter Bertha Williams, Miss Mittie Hutchings, Weldon Lillard, Mr and Mrs Charlie Lillard, Miss Meral Young and sister, Curtis Byrd, Ellen Thompson and Bertha Williams, Mrs Grant Hutchings, Sam Arthur Hutchins, and Earlard Hoyt West who received a telegram from Hartford Arkansas about a brother near death.

Pecan Grove L. B. Thompson Ellen J. H. Lovelady Bertha Williams Owl Creek Mittie Hutchings Eillon Thompson Weldon Lillard Charlie Lillard Meral Young Pauls Wesley J. R. Young Curtis Byrd Oky Ciske Mane Thompson Mann Ellen Thompson Grant Hutchings Sam Arthur Hutchins Earlard Hoyt West Hartford Arkansas Rother Hopt

Maxwell News Roundup of Social Ties and School Life

Replanting corn and repairing fences after heavy rains dominates work in Maxwell. Local events include dances at Mrs Kiersey’s and gatherings at Mrs Little’s, May Day Festival in Ada, and a school program planned for May 18. Miss Mercedes Fleming wed to G B Northcutt after a motor visit. eighth grade diploma awarded to May Flowers. school improvements noted. several residents attend revivals and church events. various visits and Sunday School growth reported.

Flora Summers Oakman G. B. Northcutt Literary Society Maxwell Stratford Black Eyed Susan

Center Folks Attend May Day Program and Supper

Center residents gathered for an epic supper on Friday night and numerous attendees joined the regular Saturday and Sunday services. Proceeds of eighteen dollars will fund interior painting of the church house.

Pleasant Hill Residents Share Sunday Visits

Pleasant Hill notices detail Pauline Harper as dinner guest of Etta Blankenship. Local residents including Mrs. Rolen, J F Hisaw, Zimmie Sanders, Pearl Wagoner, Stella Wagoner, Agness Hisaw, Ruby Elmore, Uncle Nat Hisaw, and Reba Hisaw attended church and singing events in Ada Frisco and Ahloso.

Pleasant Hill Pauline Harper Etta Blankenship Rolen J. F. Hisaw Zimmie Sanders Pearl Stella Wagoner Agness Hisaw Ruby Elmore Ahloso E. Golightly Floyd Hisaw Judge Bolen Ada Nat Hisaw Reba Hisaw Ruby Ellard Elmore

Parish Chapel Highlights Sunday Services and Visits

Parish notes show Brother Crossland of Center preached to a large crowd and was welcomed back. Sunday night featured Brother Bill Dryden, with Brother Dewey Dryden leading a Saturday prayer meeting. Singing occurred Sunday afternoon and first and third Sundays are set for future gatherings.

Crossland Center Brother Crossland Bill Dryden Dewey Dryden Lessie Cheek Gladys Metcalf Jewel Isaacs Ollie Wood Roper Near

Round Top Social Notes Highlight Weekend Gatherings

In Round Top the pleasant weather aided a series of social visits and gatherings. Emma Sellers and Sadie Standridge enjoyed time together. numerous friends including Gelemma Bryant, Dorothy Throgmartin, Eva Johns, and others attended singing at Shady Grove and Standridge home. A community note lists several visits and a Sunday preaching service at Belview. Mrs. Weltha Hunt is ill this week. Floyd Throgmartin visited Robert Bryant. Two Lonesome Kids.

Henry Winfield Johns Bill Bryant Charley Oxford Frank Connell Hughston Marcum Haskell Brinlee Belview Weltha Hunt Floyd Thregmartin Ahloso Robert Bryant

Latta Club Girls Learn Sewing At Mrs Duvalls

Community notes record Latta consolidated club meeting led by Mrs Duvall with practical sewing tips and a May 16 gathering planned. Singing Friday night drew visitors from Ada Oakman Homer Colbert and nearby areas. Numerous social visits, picnics, and church gatherings are listed among local families and neighbors.

Latta Club Irma Henry Nina May Henry Lorena Anderson Bessie Rigsby Gladys Coley Vendetta Juanita Smith Vera Vida Simmons Clarence Laughlin Likie Wauson Theodore Vaness

May Festival Attendees and Local News Over Ada and Vanoss

Vanoss C W White and Misses Reed Clark Gaar and West attended the Ada May Festival on May 3. Cody Sutherland and Evan Johnston also went. Mrs J E Sutherland visits Ada with her daughter for a week. Goteers visit Ada. several local residents attend events and share Sunday dinners. Owl Creek notes Farming is current focus with cotton planting. A singing school runs. all invited. Ford purchase by G O Griffith. local trips noted. Messages prompt readers to send items from Lovelady and Ahloso.

C. W. Whte Reed Clark Gaar West Ada Cody Sutherland Evan Johnston Maggie Cunningham J. E. Sutherland Tom A. Thomas Williamson Bradley Vanosshool McCauley P. G. Smith Rubye Ethyl Sturde Launa Mexia Stewart Winnie Wesson Jewel Davis Ora France Williams G. O. Griffith Jewel Hart Jesse Ross White Whisenant W. M. Parker Earl Reed Roy Fisher Lovelady Ahloso

Webster Heirs spelling reform swerves to British norms

Noah Webster sought to regularize American spelling but his reform efforts influenced and reflected British spelling conventions. The move sparked debate over national linguistic identity and practical usage in schools and publications.

Noah Websters America

Cotton Wood Notes From Garvin County Camp Meeting

Singing at Mr Gosnell s drew a large crowd and Brother Smith preached. Visitors included Mrs Morris Ada visiting sister Mrs MacAffery near Stratford and hosts Thelma Head Irene Holland May Hendrix and Ora Holland with John Parmer. Cotton planting ends and corn chopping begins.

Garvin County Bessie Parmer Elva McAffery Grey

Farmers Clash With Mr Green Amid Local Gossip

A fragment from a small town column notes tensions between farmers and a Mr Green. It also records multiple visits and social calls among residents such as Meltons Owens and Glass from Stratford, with trips to Ada Bebee Rebee and Lightning Ridge. A caption mentions a lost sweetheart.

Green Mr. Melton and Son Ada Esta Bethel Fred Owens Bebee Myrtle Robertson Ethel Vernal Jessie Melton Shady Grove Thomas Melton Rebee Jessie Clara Melton T. D. Glass J. W. Glass Stratford Mr. Melton Lightning Ridge

Local Living Notes and Social News from Ada Area

The column lists social visits and updates from Ada and surrounding areas. Entries mention Ethel Hopper visiting New Bethlehem, Arthur McCurry and Vera House wedding, Joe Richmon’s dinner in Healdton, families in Sulphur and Ada, and local sick lists with Cecil Earnest and G Z Floyd improving.

Inging Ethel Hopper New Bethel A. R. Selph Arthur McCurry Vera House Joe Richmon Healdton S. J. Richmon Frank Arnett Beulah Bazemore Viola Ellen Earnest Grandpa Adcox Ed Adcox Ada P. E. Richman S. J. Richman Ruth Sanders Jewel Laughlin Arthur Floyd Byng Virgle Brumley Joe Rushing Cecil Earnest G. Z. Floyd

Local notices and community updates from New Bethel area

Residents report travels and visits with relatives. Grace Hyden Vera Love return from school. W A Patterson visits M L Earnest. John Coventon S J Richman attend Latin singing. Bertha Rushing visits Lula. Ola Sales visits Sulphur. Barton family moves from Cedar Hill to tech farm with Miller family. Curley.

Lula Bob Stringer New Bethel Ola Sales T. J. Barton Jack and Hyatt Cedar Hill Texas O. J. Miller Tech Farm Curley

Sapulpa Judge Participates in College Debate

J. R. Barton of Sapulpa served as a judge in the college debate held last night, helping to determine the outcome of the event.

J. R. Barton of Sapulpa

Also Mentioned on This Page

Happy Land Jess Daniels Johnnie Lamb Josie Maione Leona Lamb Dew Bro. Boggat This Place Hazel Carmichael Pearl Thogmartin Ethel Owens Farris Moore Earl West Mae Carmichael Clyde Roberson Ray Byrd Finton Herron Alden Winters R. Carmichael Gladys Sam Brandon Helen Brandon Union Valley Tom Cooper Ida Rowe Leh Mr. Kaiser Brother Matthews Corners Herbert McKinley Wood Summers Chapel Zelma Cheek Captain Dryden Luther Stone Lee Tucker Willie Maddox Doyal Dryden Johnnie Dryden Howard Wood Andrew Maddox E. J. Madday Johnny Metcalf Lee Farmer Ike Palmey Cottonwood W. A. Meredith Marie Shipley Zella Pennington Claude Pennington J. N. Thompson Worstell Smith Velma Dryden Blanch Wood Veulah Meeks Hazel Horton J. W. Isaacs Minnie Anderson Gailey Daisy Holland Brother George Leahy Tucker Oscar Holland George Dean Alex Summers Claud Pennington Alva Pennington C. A. Pennington B. D. Garland Miss Cunningham Esteherutherland Connie Clark Pett Watts Brother Stone Epic M. M. Turner Anna Gatlin Ethel Taylor Etta Huddleston O. D. Robertson Maude Vera Houser Estell McKray J. J. Copeland Ruth Yancy Buster Berger Estell MclIlay Alma Dame Mrs. Bradly Hester Moore Mary Flanney Francis Latta Consolidated Cora George Farris Em Howell Jess Jackson Dovie Owens Emma Dallas Kile Lucile Burch Mr. Reed Cathie Gertie Tacket Addie Blaylock Lizza Harris Trnce Crisp Blue Mound Hermon Dillard Farris Mrs. Blaylock Ina May Mr.Farris Stonewall Nora Dillard Onward A. F. Dillard Jessie Dillard Mrs. Farris J. C. Dillard Jermon Webster Mr. Farris Lee Farris George Smith Nellie May Eugene Martin Mr.Reed Blaylock Mrs. Hunter Joe Hunter Cassie Myers Nim Carter Vanoss Colbert A. Gam Ford Old Ada Ada Poultry and Egg Co Byrd Ada Okla J. R. Watkins Company Watkins Dept Kansas City Paris Daisy Leadford Vivian Edna Cole Calar Rutledge Catherine Woods Dovie Hendrix Lorene Moore Estell Leadford Beatrice Evans Fay Isaacs Grandpa Palmer Anna Owens Inez Pennington John Hendrix Oda _ Light Mrs. Light Honey Bee Stationery East Central College Athena Unions Athena Man’s Store
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