Not Contending With Romanticists Or Biologists
The record speaks for itself as spring is claimed to mark separation from romanticists and biologists who argue this as the mating season for much fauna.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
8
The record speaks for itself as spring is claimed to mark separation from romanticists and biologists who argue this as the mating season for much fauna.
The piece blends spring imagery with mortality, arguing that spring ushers life and love but also death. It notes that inner forces push people upward or downward, separating youth from manhood and altering fortunes, while spring itself remains constant and renewal is possible if one sustains inner energy.
A popular magazine features an article on The 7 Deadly sins of Motorists noting driving faults are easy to spot but eradicating faulty habits is hard. The piece highlights growing accident tolls and the challenge of eliminating risky behavior on the road.
The Ada Chamber of Commerce begins its annual membership drive on Tuesday May 1. The new manager Ted R Savage arrives the same day from Clinton Oklahoma where he previously led the Chamber. Campaign chairman Charles Thompson serves under president David O Howe.
A couple in England asked their minister to christen their twins Kate and Duplicate, noting a developed sense of humor possibly attributed to British charm and asking for a blessing.
Readers debate Gen Curtis LeMay Second Air Force strategy as supporters praise his hard line on continental bombing while critics say the president and generals lack perspicacity. The discourse centers on if heightened nuclear force deters rivals or risks global tension.
A terse headquarters memo describes an unfavorable audit of the company snore policy. The document notes compliance gaps and urges corrective action by regional managers.
Twenty four attended Sunday morning services at Galey Baptist Church. Visitors included Dale Brent of Graham Miss Virginia Fowler from Summers Chapel Mr and Mrs Billy Vallandingham of Konawa Wanda Cushman and her daughters from California The event noted the eighth g
Students Erma Ruth Sanders Joann Daniels Robert Hightower Butch Edwards Bobby Fowler and Henry Pauli Carr received diplomas at graduation exercises in the Ada Junior High auditorium on Saturday. They were escorted by teacher M. R. Tucker.
Ada announces Mrs. Grose will teach the lower grades at Galey for the 1956 57 school year replacing Miss Mary Turner.
Four Galey students received diplomas at Vaness Junior High graduation exercises on Tuesday night. The graduates named are Joyce Sanders Billy Farnham Oral Hinkle and Louis Daniels.
Students at Galey will have Friday May 11 off as the term ends. They will travel to Sulphur on Thursday for a final school picnic and return Friday to receive report cards.
Mr and Mrs Bill Wood and family Carroll Embry DeWayne and Melvin Hinkle left Tuesday morning for California The trip is described as temporary not permanent and may involve travel for unspecified reasons.
Miss Anna Hightower spent Thursday night with Miss Shirley Nelson in an informal social gathering reported by local residents. The two individuals were seen together at a private residence, with neighbors noting a cordial atmosphere and no public event.
Mrs Tucker visited the Oi Center Friday with Mrs Anna Wilson and Mrs Russel Willoughby.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Willoughby of Galey left Tuesday morning for Morton Texas to visit their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Allen Hightower and family.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wood and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wood of Oklahoma City spent last weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hightower and children.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Jamar and their son of Ada visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Johnny Sanders and their children.
Robert Hightower traveled to Oklahoma City on Sunday to spend the week with his brother Danny Hightower, his wife, and their son Randy.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bunch and their son from Ardmore spent the week with Mr and Mrs A H Neel and their family.
Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Patterson included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Muse and their sons from Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Loris Fuller of Ada, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers with Mrs. Dorothy Blair and Sharon of Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Neel visited Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pitt on Monday evening for an informal social call.
A son visited Mr and Mrs Bill Mc Nair Saturday night, with no additional context or details available about the occasion or location.
Mr and Mrs J H Stephens visited Mr and Mrs A J McCullar Sunday night in a social gathering.
The Vaness High School commencement was held May 3 in the high school auditorium. Dr. Clive E. Murray, president of Murray State College at Tishomingo, delivered the speech. Seniors earning diplomas included Lindell Archer Curtis Coffee Lawrence Crookham Larry Cunningham William Albert Dame Delmer Farnham Charles Fisher Charles Glover Gene Glover Bob Gray Thomas Hatchett Wayne Holland Dayne Isaacs Jinks Losson Jackie Melton Don Newby Hazel Biggs Jean Golden Patsy Hampton Melba Jackson Deloris Jones Norma Pinley Anna Mae Price Carol Ann Rutherford Nancy Vanlandingham Carmeleta Wall June Webster Frankie Woodley Garland Pennington James Robertson Delton Sutton Gerald Sutton James Thompson George Welch Henry Whitson and Orville Wright.
Vaness School was dismissed May 9 with seniors slated to depart for a Galveston trip on May 10. Sponsors listed are H. L. Kinsey James Barnes and Mrs. Hutchens.
Junior high and elementary graduation exercises were conducted in the high school auditorium on Tuesday May 8. Mr and Mrs A J McCullar visited Mr and Mrs Bill McNair.
Mrs Emma Thomas Mrs Boyd Ponder and Mrs Marion Chambers shopped in Ada Saturday afternoon with children in tow.
Grade school children will travel to Sulphur on Tuesday for a closing picnic while the senior high school cohort goes on Wednesday.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther McKinley were Dr. and Mrs. S L Burns of Stonewall.
Tommy Joe Phillips departed Saturday for Houston Texas where he will be employed.
Mrs Marvin Briggs and boys called on Mr Glen Cornell and Mr Luther McKinley and their wives Friday night for a social visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones attended the Safety Award Dinner held in the ballroom of East Central State College’s Student Union Building last Friday night. The event honored employees and guests of Ideal Cement Company.
Miss Joyce Jones and her guest Miss Wanda Thurman attended a movie while Mr and Mrs Jones were at the banquet.
Mr and Mrs Marley Clay and their children Patsy and Herbert have moved to the Clifford Miller home in Vanoss.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Abston of Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Sum Abston and Mr and Mrs Dabbie Coa and son Randy of Ada. Mr and Mrs Cox returned home with them for a short visit.
Frankie Woodley June Webster and Curtis Coffey led Van ess High School seniors in graduation last Thursday and prepared to depart on a senior trip to Galveston Texas on May 10.
Rev and Mrs J L McKinley of Gregton Texas hosted a week of visiting family with Mr and Mrs Luther McKinley. Mr and Mrs O J Pharaoh of Pharaoh Oklahoma arrived Sunday for a visit with them.
Mr and Mrs Enoch Kimmel and their children from Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Miles Kimmel Sr and Mr and Mrs Dude Fennell.
Mr and Mrs Walter Enloe and Jennifer spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Troy Cothern and children of Wynnewood have moved to Arizona to make their home. Mr Cothern is employed there.
Mrs. O. C. Brooks and her son from Marlow Oklahoma are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pitt. Mrs. Brooks was born Georgia Ruth Pitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Coffey of Oklahoma City spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Webster and Mrs. Lillie Mae Webster. The Websters and their guests had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coffey and family.
Mr and Mrs John Ray and John E and Fred Ray fished at Lake Texoma over the weekend. John E is on a week long vacation and plans plenty of fishing action this week.
Mr and Mrs John Dunn with Mary and Don Dunn visited relatives in Davis on Sunday afternoon. They also called on Mr and Mrs Thurman Smith and their children Patricia Paula and Luther Curtis.
Others on the weekend fishing trip included Mrs. Thelma Perriman Miss Sue Wyckoff and Mr and Mrs Edward Coffey at Veterans Lake in Sulphur.
Mrs John Dunn and Mary of Vaness attended Sunday morning services. Paul Shook was present after a long absence.
A Sunday visit included Mr. and Mrs. Otis Coffey, Mrs. Pinkie Evans, Mrs. Thelma Perriman and Sue Wyckoff, sharing time together during a community outing.
Bebee school children visited Platt National Park in Sulphur for their annual picnic on Thursday. They toured the skating rink and amusement park areas, spent time at Veterans Lake, and were chaperoned by Mrs. Earlin Haskins and Mrs. Leo Scott.
Oil Center visitors joined Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberts and their children Pam Ricky Cris Roberts Tony and Kay for a Sunday night gathering at the Roberts residence.
Mrs Roy Bivins and Geraldine of the Egypt community were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs O S Whitson.
Hollis and Kenneth Kite traveled to Oklahoma City on Monday to visit their brother Haskell Kite, who is admitted as a patient at Veterans Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Farmer and Debra visited Mr and Mrs Leonard Kimes and their son in Shawnee on Wednesday night.
Mrs Ma ivin Newby and Mrs Florence Wren visited Monday morning with Oma Ward at the Creel Convalescent Home in Ada.
Mrs Kenneth Ray Hurley spent Friday morning with Mrs Betty Teel of Oil Center.
Mrs Betty Sue Choate Ricky and Mike of Ada visited Wednesday with her mother Mrs John Norton Kay and Charles Berryman visited Monday evening with Sherry Scott.
Mr and Mrs Farrel Jones visited and had supper with Mr and Mrs Donald Ray Henson and Sheila Renee of Parish Chapel on Wednesday night.
Gerald Tilley visited Sunday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Leo Scott and daughters. Mr and Mrs Bruce Holland and Billy of Russell Kansas spent the weekend with Mrs Allie Hood, the mother of Mrs Holland.
Mr. and Mrs. Earlin Haskins and family join Mr. and Mrs. James Cooper and family of Midwest City along with H. C. Hood and Johnnie Jean, T. S. Hood with Ann and Wanda Jean, Euel Haskins and Diana of Ada, and Bonnie Medlock of Roff for a joint gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hightower and Mrs. Herbert Moore of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scott and Sherry Monday morning.
John Norton, a construction worker, has been employed and working in Ardmore for the past two weeks.
Mr and Mrs P P Kite and Mr and Mrs Johnny Wilfong spent Saturday with Mrs Betty Kirby Brenda and Barbara of Ada.
Mrs. F. E. Duncan of Worstell Mrs. Virgil Meek and Berlene visited Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hightower.
Mr and Mrs Edd Berryman and Charles and Kay visited Mr and Mrs J W Berryman of Oakman Saturday night and shared a supper together in a small family gathering.
Wanda Wilson of Oil Center was Sunday dinner guest of Sherry Scott. Johnnie Jean Hood of Francis was a visitor Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Vernon Scaff spent Tuesday night in the company of Mrs Paul Tucker and Paula of Oil Center, according to a brief social item.
Mr and Mrs Leo Nelson and Shirley of Galey visited Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ray Hurley.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Kite spent Tuesday in Oklahoma City at the bedside of Haskell Kite a patient in Veterans Hospital. He underwent five hours of major surgery and his condition is reported to be fair.
Kay Berryman spent Thursday night with Linda Crawley in a social visit noted by local records. The outing is described as casual with no further actions reported.
Mrs J K Smith visited Ada Tuesday and had lunch with Mrs B M Patterson. The social call highlighted neighborhood hospitality and cordial chats during their afternoon visit.
Mrs Maxine Kosmata and Sher ry of Carthage Missouri spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ray Hurley and T L Hurley Sr They also visited Mrs T L Hurley Sr who is in Adelle’s Convalescent Home in Ada.
Mr and Mrs Pete Atkeson and family spent Sunday afternoon in Wanette visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Neal and their family during a family gathering with local neighbors.
The Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church reports 91 in Sunday School with all teachers present. Two new classes, the Primary and Cradle, were added. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Bruce Holland and Billy of Russell Kan. Youth Fellowship of the Center Association will meet Saturday night with Gaar Corner Free Will Baptist Church. A revival begins Sunday night May 13 and invites all to attend.
Mr and Mrs Hollis Kite Dar lene and Donnie Mrs P P Kite and Mrs Betty Kirby were in Oklahoma City Sunday They visited Haskell Kite who is in Veterans Hospital.
Jerry Sellars spent the past week with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sellars of Ada. Mrs. Melvin Newby and Larry spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Brecheen of Maxwell.
Mrs. Billie Cooper and her children with Miss Bonnie Thompson of Lawton joined Grover and a Mrs Thompson to attend the Vaness commencement exercises. James Thompson was part of the graduating class.
Rev and Mrs Scott Jones are listed with Mrs Everett Pannell of Oil Center in a brief society notice detailing a family or community recognition.
Mrs. Leo Scott and Sherry visit ed Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. W H Hightower.
Mrs Lou Kurkendall of Henryetta is visiting her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs M C Hood and Jerry, at their home.
Mr and Mrs N L Garrett host two weeks of visitors from Alameda California Miss Dorothy Garrett Mr and Mrs Hampton Garrett and their son and Maurice Garrett join the family as they mark the parents 35th wedding anniversary with an open house celebration held Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Richard Newby of Pierson spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Melvin Newby and their sons.
Mr and Mrs Gene Hood were Sunday night guests of Mr and Mrs H C Hood and Johnnie Jean of Francis Benny and Glen Jones of Union Hill spent Sunday with Larry Newby.
Kenneth Kite and daughter Janice of Fresno arrive Monday to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Kite. They plan to see brother Haskell Kite in Veterans Hospital Oklahoma City where he recovers from a major operation. This marks Kenneth’s first home visit in nine years.
A prospective graduate earned a master’s degree in education with the graduating class slated for May. The specifics of the program and institution are not provided in the text.
Donnie Kite spent Thursday with his cousin Dennis Bivins of the Egypt community.
Miss Shirley Atkeson spent Friday night with Sherry Scott in a social gathering noted by local observers. The event highlights familiar community connections and social ties among residents.
Donna Kaye Scott and Glenda Wallis attended the League Rally at the Free Will Baptist Church in Ada on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ray Henson Donnie and Sheila Renee of Parish Chapel visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hightower.
Mr and Mrs J W Kirkes visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs R R Krause and family for an informal gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hood and Johnnie Jean of Francis were Mrs. T. S. Hood.
Mrs Nancy Farmer and Debra spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs G F Tiner of Ada.
Bobby Sellars visited Friday evening with Glen Pinley, sharing time and conversation in a casual social visit. The meeting underscores ongoing social ties and local connections among residents.
Ricky and Mike Choate of Ada spent Thursday and Friday night with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Norton.
Glen Pinney and sister Elwanda Hag gard with boys from Duncan's group visited Wednesday. Rev. Earlin Haskins attended a Konawa High School singing with Mrs. Haskins. Bebee school ends term with ice cream and treats after perfect spelling certificates awarded to Sherry Scott Darlene Kite Bennie Atkeson and Linda Crawley. Students look forward to a summer break and next term.
Two residents from Safford Arizona are identified in a community society note. Mrs Homer Steele and Mrs Er bin Cox are listed as attendees or participants in a local event.
Mrs George Wright left Valley View Hospital on Thursday after a stay and is reported doing fine.
Mrs Marion Willoughby and Mr Theo Frantz and family are listed in a personal notice. The short item notes names involved and a family Bellmont connection.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barton were Mr. and Mrs. Lester Skelton and children of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. Leve Cupps and girls of Oklahoma City and Mrs. Mary Olguin of Albuquerque, N. M. Mrs. Skelton and Mrs. Cupps are daughters of the Bartons and Mrs. Olguin is a granddaughter.
The eight grade will hold its commencement exercises on Tuesday May 15 at 8 p.m. at the school. Students and families are invited to attend the ceremony marking the end of the year.
The fifth through eighth grades will travel to Sulphur on Friday, May 11, for an upcoming school trip.
Attendance at Union Hill Sunday School reached 53 with all teachers and officers present. Visitors included Reece and Dorothea Garrett of Pasadena California Mrs Francis Stringer and Reba Teel. Training Union logged 39 with participants on the program: Mrs Elva Kemp Betsie Cunningham Lonnie Cassady Mrs Donna Cochran Glen Wiffong Don Newby Yvonne Little Kenneth Little Barbara Jones and Benny and Glen Jones.
The men and boys won the attendance contest leaving the ladies and girls to sponsor a wiener roast once school activities end.
A Mother's Day program will be presented on Sunday. The event honors mothers with planned activities and reflections.
Mr and Mrs Emmett Agee visited Mrs Emma Bolin and family and Miss Clara Agee Sunday. Mrs Inez Graham visited Mr and Mrs Harold Agee and their son of Lawton this weekend.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hatcher of Roff visited and dined with Mr and Mrs A L Cape and family recently for an informal gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Teel and children and Mrs. Leslie Perry and Sondra of Ada visited Monday night with Mr. and Mrs. M. M. McDonald and Dennis.
Freda Miller of Vaness was a supper guest of Margaret Golden on Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Tilley of Ada were Sunday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tilley, Gerald and Carlton Lee.
Mrs Ola Mae Cook of McLish visited Mr and Mrs E E Agee, sharing time with the couple during a social call.
Otis Webb suffered a slight heart attack Wednesday at Cowling Hospital and is improving. John Sweeney and Keith and Norma were visited by Mr and Mrs John Sweeney and F O Jones and family on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs R E Tilley visited Mr and Mrs Bud Jones and family Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Jones and Wayne and Karl Tilley and Carlton also visited the Joneses Sunday.
Mrs Bess Roberts of Adam visits Mr and Mrs Ray Roberts, Pam and Ricky.
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cassady visited Mr and Mrs George Coch on Sunday in a brief family outing reported in local social notes.
Mrs. M. C. Hood returned home after visiting her mother Mrs. Lou Kurkendall of Henryetta for the past week.
Mrs Florence Wren of Stratford is spending this week with Mrs Nancy Newby, sharing time and hospitality in the town.
Grover Thompson fished at Lake Texoma over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Newby and boys attended the rodeo at Sulphur Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. O S Whitson and Henry visited and had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Berryman and children Sunday night.
Jimmy Turner returned from Korea Saturday to attend the funeral of Jimmy Ray Turner. Also present were Mr and Mrs Hap Turner and daughter and Mr and Mrs Woodrow Turner, all of Houston Texas.
Mrs Thelma Perriman and Mrs J H Stephens attended a Friday afternoon style show at the First Baptist Church in Ada, showcasing fashion for the local congregation.
Mrs W E McCullar acquires a new automatic washer and dryer, enhancing laundry convenience at home. The purchase reflects a move toward modern kitchen and utility room upgrades.
Mr and Mrs Glen Wallis along with Glenda and Karen of Union Hill visited Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Leo Scott Donna Kaye and Sherry.
Mrs Frank Rogers and Mrs Clara Austell visited in Oklahoma City over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Willie Orton and Barbara and Miss Florence Jackson.
Mrs. Auti McCullar hosted a Stanley party Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served to Ada residents Mrs. Lillie Mae Coffey Mrs. W. E. McCullar Mrs. C. E. Chil ders Mrs. Clint Corvin Mrs. George Pitt Mrs. Lonnie Miller Mrs. Herman Miller and Mrs. Wilma Byrd.
Mr and Mrs Loris Shook and Paul visited Mr and Mrs Maddox and family at Gaar Corner Saturday.
Mrs. J H Stephens spent Monday with Mrs Loyd Mcllrovy, sharing time and conversation in the social visit.
Mr and Mrs J R Woodley and Frankie spent Friday through Wednesday visiting relatives in New Mexico.
Stanley Crawley spent Sunday night with Henry Whitson. Those from this community attending the commencement exercises at Vaness Thursday night included Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tilley, Gerald and Carlton Lee, Mrs. Grover Thompson, Raymond and James, Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Golden, Margaret, Glen, David and Jean, Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Scott, Donna Kaye and Sherry, Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Kite and Mr. and Mrs. Edd Berryman. Karl Tilley and son Gerald attended a baseball game at Byng.
Mrs Roy Cantwell Mrs John E Ray and Mrs Leroy Cantwell with Mr and Mrs J H Stephens J R Vandegriff appear in a social notices column listing attendees and hosts at recent gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Ray Roberts Pam and Ricky and Mrs Bess Roberts visited and had supper with Mr and Mrs J W Murray and Bobby of Ada Monday night.
Mrs Joy Roberts and Carolyn Granville Roberts and Mrs Gene Standridge are named in a brief public notice with reference to local residents Mike and Kenny. No further context or actions are provided in the fragment.
Mrs. Gracie Hayes came back Monday from Fort Worth after a week with her daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mercer and their sons Mike and Ricky.
Mr and Mrs S S M Golden sisters Jean and Margaret brother Glen and Miss Billie Farmer attended the C P M A airplane program at Holdenville Sunday.
Miss Glenda Wallis of Union Hill visited Monday evening with Miss Donna Kaye Scott.
Mr and Mrs N L Garrett held an open house on Sunday May 6 with most children present except Floyd who resides in California. Attendees or gift senders included Mr and Mrs George Cochran Mr and Mrs Farl Rose Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cassidy Mr and Mrs Jim Kirkes Mr and Mrs Lee Parker Mr and Mrs H J Horton of Ada Mr and Mrs J B Parker of Pickett Rev and Mrs Frank Cunningham Mrs Lena Bradley and Mrs La-
The Summers Chapel boys baseball team played in a tournament at Byng last week. They beat Byng in the first game on Thursday, won the semi final 72, and captured the finals Monday with a 16-10 trophy victory over Glenwood.
Sunday guests at the Garretts home for their 35th wedding anniversary included Earl and Ester Rose Lonnie and Patty Cassidy Cochran J W Kirkes Lee and Ruby Parker and their daughter J B Parker Rev Frank Cunningham H J Horton Mother Bradley F O Jones Hampton Garrett and baby Dorothy Garrett Maurice Garrett Olen Roberts Terry Roberts Wayne McMaster and Enloe Garrett family members.
Sunday visitors at the A L Cape home included Mrs Clara Roberts Robert and Rita and Mrs Jack Roberts of Ada Bobby Snow of Stonewall and Miss Lorene Bolin of Ada.
Mrs. Earlin Haskins, Bebee School principal, finished work at East Central State College in January and will receive a degree or credential.
The Atlan Lay county rural schools held eighth grade graduation exercises in the morning. Graduates include Jimmy Wood Jimmy Megee James Parnell Nora Jean Shackelford Mike Thomas and Stanley Brown. Parents friends and relatives attended the commencement.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Robinson and Rhonda of Oklahoma City were weekend guests of his parents Mr and Mrs D B Robinson.
Mrs Lora Ellis departed for a extended months visit to spend time with her daughters.
Vona Jones, Mr and Mrs Hamp Garrett and Jessie Royce of Alameda California, Dorothea Garrett of California, Reese Garrett also of California, Mr and Mrs O H Roberts and Terry of Ada, Wayne McMasters of Ada, Mr and Mrs Charley Enloe and Judy.
Mrs Lula Keeling has been visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Coplen of Durant the past week.
Mr Earl Rose and Mrs Rose visited Mr Ralph Trivitt and family in Wynnewood Sunday night. Mrs Trivitt is ill.
In the primary room for the year the perfect spelling certificates go to Norma Fay Sweeney second grade Elton Farmer third and Lorene Smith fourth.
Judy Smith, Jean Smith, and Lorene Smith share perfect attendance records. The trio stands as primary holders of the recognition, noted in school records and local notices.
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Richardson visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi Sparks along with their sons on Tuesday, sharing a family social.
Barbara Jones Don Newby Yvonne Little and Bob Gray attended the Latta School banquet held at the Aldridge Hotel Tuesday night.
Several community members attended the graduation exercises at Vaness Thursday night including Mrs. Leonard Archer and family Mrs. Noma Lamb Ada Mrs. Lavona Jones and family Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price and family Mr. and Mrs. Glen Wallis and Karen and Mrs. Murray Golden.
Mr and Mrs Tom Roddy of Nicoma Park visited Mr and Mrs Orval Ballard and family Saturday.
Mrs Bettie Cunningham visited Mr and Mrs Bud Jones and family Sunday evening.
Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. El mer Cochran Tuesday night were Mrs. Daisy Binion and Mary Nell Cummings, Patt Lea and Jimmy Dan.
Mrs. Lena Cochran and Allen visited Mrs. C. C. Roberts Tuesday evening in a social call.
Allen Cochran and Ners Jones earned honor roll recognition at Le Hig School for the past year. Both students achieved high academic standings and were celebrated in a school awards note.
Mrs Emma Cassady hosted the Union Hill Good Neighbor Club on Wednesday with Mrs Betty Cunningham giving the opening prayer. A Book of Leviticus study framed the program and the fund drive netted 10.14 dollars. Violet Hurley, patient at Adelle's Convalescent Home in Ada, received a birthday handkerchief shower as gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Bettie Cunningham Inn once Daisy Binion Emma Jones Eula Kirkes Elva Kemp Golden Mike and Linda. Guests were Migry Nell Cunningham Patti and Jimmy Dan. Emma Jones will host the next meeting May 16.
May 135 is the filing period for pupil transfers. Superintendent Norman Mitchell urges parents to file with the district board or in his office.
Iowa State College poultry experts recommend keeping young chickens at least 400 feet from older birds to reduce leukosis risk. The guidance emphasizes segregation between age groups in poultry housing and management.
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