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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1960

Page

2

Panny Teel Speaks At Bankers Meet

Panny Teel of the Roff 4 H Club spoke at the State Bankers Convention breakfast in Oklahoma City on May 6. The eighth year 4 H member won first in the State Round-up speech at Stillwater last June and has earned a $50 bond and a gold wristwatch. She leads local 4 H activities and contributed to county recreational programs and won a county Share The Fun piano duet prize.

Panny Teel Roff Oklahoma City Panny S. M. Teel Stillwater

Investiture Closes Allen PTA Club Year

The Allen PTA closed the 1960-61 year with officer installation at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium. New officers: Mrs. C. G. Weaver president, Mrs. Alvin Drake first vice president, Mrs. Raymond Schofield second vice president, Mrs. Douglas Galliano secretary, and Mrs. Conan Doyle treasurer. Superintendent C. G. Weaver returned from Army training and announced upcoming events including elementary and junior high awards and a senior high awards assembly. Retiring president Mrs. W. A. Pegg received a past president’s pin from Ernest Hodges.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association Ernest Hodges Allen C. G. Weaver Alvin Drake Raymond Schofield Douglas Galliano Conan Doyle Roy Thompson Pipkin PTA W. A. Pegg

Wedding Shower for Miss Roberta Escue in Ada

A wedding shower was hosted for Miss Roberta Escue bride elect of Joe Summers by Miss Dorthy Dollahan and Mrs. Mil dred Schwartz at 90 East Main Ada Tuesday night May 3. Guests included numerous friends and relatives Susanes of Ada attended and sent gifts. Refreshments of punch and cake were served amid white lace decor.

Roberta Escue Joe Summers Dorthy Dollahan Mildred Schwartz Schwartz East Main Ada D. P. Wallace Betty Henry Griffin Oscar Schwartz T. C. Cloudus L. C. Crookham Sharon Crookham Bob Austell Sue Carnes Sherman Estes Barbara Estes Reba Dawkins Phyllis Miller Evert Summers Paul Murphy Luther Parker Oree Cox Joe D. Potts Ted Cox Beverly Cox Jake Henry Lisa Sampson Summers Willard Henry Nettie Hodges Lee Henry Phyllis Roberta Hodges Frank Bennett L. H. Jacquess Joann and Linda Leroy Grove C. E. Gray Royce Jacquess Lloyd McElroy Midge McDonald Sharon Rae Garrett Clevy Wood

Grand Lake Impounded By World's Largest Dam

Classified ad notes Grand Lake in northeast Oklahoma is contained by the world’s largest multi arch dam and invites readers to buy sell trade or rent via a News Classified Ads line FE 2 4433.

Grand Lake Oklahoma Dial

Mary Nell Henry Miller Graduates From School of Nursing

Mary Nell Henry Miller of Stonewall joins four in the 1960 Oklahoma Baptist Hospital School of Nursing class in Muskogee. Graduation exercises are Friday May 13 at 8 p m in First Baptist Church Muskogee with a reception to follow.

Mary Nell Henry Miller School of Nursing Stonewall The Oklahoma Baptist Hospital School of Nursing Muskogee First Baptist Church of Nellie Jean Renge Fort Gibson Helen Ernestine Brindle Erick Olive

Murray County Home Demonstration Clubs Stage Talent Show

Seven Murray County clubs performed skits at First Methodist Church Sulphur during National Home Demonstration Club week. Acts included nursery rhyme characters and period sketches from the Bathing Beauties 1900 and 1960, Old Fashioned Wedding, and a puppet show. Joy Club hosted tea after the program. sixty five members attended.

Murray County First Methodist Sulphur Helping Hand Club Oscar Lawrance Jr Red Oak Bagley Laurie Nichols Mary Ballinger Paul Ke Oaklawn Club Joy Club T. S. Grant Brann Montgomery Woodland L. L. Chaffin Louis Danyeur Fairshine Club

Murray College to Host May 14 Dinner-Dance Reunion

Murray College announces its 1960 Annual Student Reunion a dinner-dance to be held May 14 in Tishomingo. Registration in the Student Center Lounge, invocation by M C Courtney, dedication of the Student Center, and a welcome by Lewis Nance with Kelan Davenport delivering the class of 1960 response. Eugene Thompson of the class of 1911 will be principal speaker, with Clive E. Murray delivering the farewell. dancing to Bob Key’s Band closes the evening.

Murray College Tishomingo Henry Glenn Glenn M. C. Courtney Lewis Nance Farmers Students’ Association Kelan Davenport Eugene “Snake” Thompson Thompson Conners State College Smith Hughes Luther Logan County Guthrie Crescent Stephens County Chamber of Commerce Tulsa Cameron Clive E. Murray

Move of the U S Capital From Philadelphia to Washington

The capital of the United States was relocated from Philadelphia to Washington in 1800, creating a new federal seat and reshaping political geography during the early republic.

Philadelphia Washington

Allen High School Alumni Gather for 1960 Reunion Plans

Allen High School alumni met in the school gym Saturday for their annual reunion and banquet. Officers elected for the coming year include Buck Gilmore and Tommy Gault as presidents, J. I. Jones as treasurer, and secretaries Mrs. Jo Ann Hogue and Mrs. Lillie Mae Cagle. A long list of attendees from Ada and other states attended.

Allen High School Austin Kidwell Ada Buck Gilmore Tommy Gault J. I. Jones Jo Ann Hogue Lillie Mae Cagle

Patricia Snell to Wed Harold Jackson in May

Miss Patricia Snell of Fittstown announces her engagement to Harold Jackson of Fittstown and Ada. The May 16 wedding will be at 8 p.m. at the Assembly of God Church with Rev. Moody Hicks officiating. Patricia is a McLish High School junior. Harold is a McLish graduate, class of 1956, and works at Collins Lumber in Ada. A home in Ada is planned.

Patricia Snell Harold Jackson Assembly of God Church Moody Hicks McLish High School Collins Lumber Company Ada

Mrs. Massey Leads Ahloso WMU Program

Mrs. C. H. Massey led the Royal Service program at the Ahloso Baptist Church WMU session. A business meeting preceded the program and scripture was read by Mrs. Arvel Davis. The talk, titled You Can Tell with Christian Witnessing, used a pioneer area example to explain Home Mission Board aims and outcomes.

C. H. Massey Woman's Missionary Union Ahloso Baptist Church George Keppner Arvel Davis Home Mission Board Lou Wilmoth Cecil Blankenship Ed Sliger Dottie Reed Kenneth Martin Oma Martin Jim Ross Union Valley Church Ruth Stevens Beulah Elmore Winnie Turner

Dennis Couple Is Honored With Shower

Mrs. Miles Kimmel Mrs. Wyona Fennel and Mrs. Barbara Gurley hosted a wedding shower for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dennis Saturday night. The bride is the former Roxie Cantwell. Guests wore gifts from numerous local couples and individuals.

Miles Kimmel Wynona Fennel Barbara Gurley Bob Dennis Ercy Ownbey W. C. Calton Roy Cantwell Alvie Griffith Bert Henderson Willie Morrison Maggie Prather Ralph Wallace Shelby Stanfield Louie Reed B. F. Gurley Otis Coffey Norrel Vandergriff Richards Bittle Leroy Cantwell Perriman Louise Welch May Johnson Belle Sweeney Grandma Dunn Maurice Cantwell Gertie Summers Harvey Lewellen

Chili Partner Shredded Corn Biscuits Featured In Menu

Bite size shredded corn biscuits described as a different and delicious accompaniment to chili con carne highlighting chili lovers and side dish options.

Tornado damages Wallville store. no injuries reported

Mrs Alvin Frederick learned of the Wallville tornado late in the day from relatives near Lind say. The Rollins family store sustained heavy damage while the community noted the twister’s approach with residents sheltering in cellars and no injuries or deaths recorded.

Alvin Fredrick Wallville Lindsay Frederick M.s. Frederick R. T. Rollins Haskell Rollins Alvin Frederick Jimmy Jerry

Duvall Family Mourns Death of Ben Duvall

May we of Oakman extend sympathies to Mr and Mrs Jess Duvall in their sorrow. Mr Duvalls brother Ben Duvall of Marion Kentucky died recently with funeral and burial at Marion. Mr Duvall is unwell and did not attend.

Oakman Jess Duvall Duvall Ben Duvall Marion

Weekend visit with Maurice Current family and others

Visiting over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Maurice Current and their daughter and family along with Mr and Mrs Jerry Balthrop and Tracy of Pauls Valley and Hubert Wyhn.

Maurice Current Lonnie Jerry Balthrop Tracy Pauls Valley Hubert Wyhn

Byng Baccalaureate Attendees and Local Graduates

Oakman residents attend the Byng baccalaureate service held Sunday at 2:00 p m. James Kai ser and Billy Owens are named among Byng's graduating seniors. Dan Dryden, formerly of Oakman, recovers at a convalescent home after hospitalization. Mr and Mrs Buster Hobbs and children are mentioned in the continuation.

Oakman Byng James Kaiser Billy Owens

Ada Social Notes List Friendly Sunday Visits

Gene and Eugene Gannon of Ada were in Seminole Sunday afternoon visiting Mrs Hobbs' brother L J Timmons and family. Ada residents welcomed many Sunday guests including J Berryman Calvin Lee Richard Norman Elmer Lee and visitors at church Mrs Harve Bandy Mrs Mintie Morrison Ada West and Miss Sue Nunnley.

Gene Eugene Gyniece Gannon Ada Seminole Jess Berryman Calvin Lee Richard Norman Elmer Lee Harve Bandy Mintie Morrison Ada West Sue Nunnley Homer Bandy Morrison Scott Jones

Quail Brought for Sportsmen Club Despite Storm Warnings

Mesdames Effie Tharpe and Mildred Current delivered 400 four week old quail from El Reno hatchery for the Sportsmen’s Club. A portable electric brooder aided the hatchery birds as cool nights threatened their warmth. The regular meeting was disrupted by storm warnings and attendees sheltered in cellars with pies and fried fish, awaiting calmer weather.

Mesdames Effie Tharpe Mildred el Reno

Oakman 4-H Club Awards Highlight County Party

Mrs Beatrice Frederick led Oakman 4-H club members Jimmy and Jerry Frederick and Lynn Sweet at a county 4-H party held in the Armory Building. Awards totaled 61 with 31 boys and 26 girls recognized, led by Tommy Evans with five honors.

Beatrice Frederick Jimmy Jerry Frederick Lynn Sweet Armory Frederick Oakman 4-H Oakman Club Tommy Evans Oakman Wynema Guest Susan Sunny Susan Guest J. M. Nance Mildred Current Hubert Wynn East Central College Ada Chamber of Commerce Clemmons Oflemmons Muskogee Stettler Home Demonstration Office

Barnum Family Visits Wichita for Weeks with Grandparents

A Wichita couple hosted Dale and Leon Barnum for several weeks with Mr and Mrs Jack Barnum and their children, then took the boys home after their stay with the grandchildren.

Wichita Kan Jack Barnum Dale Leon Barnum

Funeral rites for Jerry Bruhin held in Ada church

Attendees include Bobby Caton Roy White and James Paul. Jerry Bruhin was buried at Rosedale Cemetery after a service at Central Church of Christ Ada. All five of Jerry’s schoolmates from Byng attended.

Bobby Caton Roy White Clyde Kaiser James Paul Albert Pevehouse Bill Vernon Jerry Bruhin Central Church of Christ, Ada Rosedale Bobby Roy James Jerry Byng

Baby George Larry Shellenberger's early life and plans

George Larry Shellenberger, born December 17, 1940 in Marietta to W. M. and Mrs. Shellenberger, grew up in Greenville and Marietta. He attended Stonewall Junior High, was in its first graduating class, and is a senior set to graduate May 17 and study drafting at Oklahoma State Tech in the fall.

Marietta W. M. Shellenberger George Larry Greenville Stonewall Larry Oklahoma State Tech

Weatherley Visits Fort Worth Family During Leave

Mr and Mrs Philip Weatherley and their Fort Worth home family visited Jesse on Sunday to see his uncle and family Mr and Mrs Bob Cox Larry and Dale Weatherley. He is in the Armed Forces and has just returned from overseas.

Philip Weatherley Fort Worth Jesse Bob Cox Larry Dale Mr. Weatherley Armed Forces

Sunday Guests See Brady Family From Ada

Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Hank Brady were Mr. and Mrs. George Reed of Ada, two of their sons, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brady and Debra and a daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. John ny Daniels all from Ada.

Hank Brady George Reed Ada Donald Brady Louis Brady Debra Johnny Daniels

Saturday Night Supper Guests Attend Social at Weller Home

Mr. and Mrs. Deaborn Weller hosted a gathering with Mrs. Julia Morrison, Stonewall, and many relatives from Wichita, Tupelo, and local areas. After supper, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palmer and Jess Roan joined for dominoes, then Paul Fortner and family stayed overnight with Thomas Fortner and attended church Sunday.

Deaborn Weller Weller Julia Morrison Stonewall Elmo Morrison Wichita Kan D. E. Romines Tupelo Bill Stevens Don Tomlinson Paul Fortner Don Weller Joy Nell Lowden van Harlin Norbie Romines Robert Palmer Jess Roan Lula Thomas Fortner

Baccalaureate Opens Allen Senior Events

Allen High School marks commencement week with a Sunday baccalaureate at 3 p.m. by Rev. Ernest Harrison, an 8 p.m. May 17 awards ceremony, and a May 20 address by Casper Duffer. Twenty one graduates include James Arnold and Muriel Borders among the class of 21.

Allen High School Ernest Harrison Free Will Baptist Church Casper Duffer East Central State College James Arnold Donnie Ray Black Donald Borders Muriel Borders Lewis Borders R. W. Borders Sue Clary Christine Cosper Wanda Dicketts Frederick Charles Harrison Jane Harrison Johny Hodges Clarice Hooper Ira Iker Jr Roger Jared Paul Lee Robert Moore Jerry Peay Hubert Pipkin Paul Raney Lyndie Ross Billy Lynn Thomas

Community Notes From Lula Church and Ada Visit

Missionary Baptist Church at Lula. Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Don Tomlinson and Mrs. Paul Fortner shopped in Ada. Mrs. Fortner visited a dentist and had a tooth extracted. All of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lynch's children were home Sunday. They were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lynch and daughters of Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Elon Lynch of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Curtis of Stonewall. Mr. Lynch's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Max Chad dick of Pauls Valley was here also. Lloyd Lynch was unable to be home. He is working at Sapulpa. Saturday night, a niece of Jim McClain's and her son and family spent the night with Mr. and Mrs. Jim McClain. They were Mr Danny Akin and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Akin and family all of Oklahoma City.

Don Tomlinson Paul Fortner Ada Lloyd Lynch Sapulpa Jim McClain Danny Akin Leroy Akin Oklahoma City

Sunday dinner gathering with Gregory Mann and families

Mr and Mrs Robert Gregory hosted Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Pugg Mann yesterday afternoon. Guests included Mr and Mrs Meril Gregory and family of Onewall and Mrs Rina Gregory. Ada, Robert and Meril’s mother, was also present.

Robert Gregory Pugg Mann Meril Gregory Onewall Rina Gregory Robert Meril Ada

Attendees at A G Harrell Funeral in Seminole

Those from Jesse attending the funeral for A. G. Harrell at Seminole were Mr. and Mrs Jack Woods, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weatherley, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whittington.

Jesse A. G. Harrell Seminole Jack Woods W. E. Weatherley Bill Whittington

Winton Family Marks Mother's Day Reunion

Mr and Mrs W E Winton had all their children home for Mother's Day. The gathering included Mr and Mrs Joe Winton of Sulphur and Mr and Mrs Willey Winton and Tony of Ada.

W. E. Winton Joe Winton Willey Winton Tony Ada

Tornado Strikes Cox Home After Storm Cellar Delay

The Cox home off Highway 13 was hit by a tornado as a storm cellar under construction by H. R. Henderson near completion. Cox and family were injured. Jimmy Farmer, near Ward Store, escaped by grabbing a tree bole. A dollar bill reportedly remained on the table as the house collapsed.

Cox Highway 13 H. R. Henderson Henderson Mr. Cox Opal

Local Show Awards Presented by State and Muskogee Groups

girl continued from page 1 and exhibitors like Shope Philip Minor and Derrel Phillips received awards. Wayland Pennington earned a white award as the event was sponsored by the state department of agriculture the Muskogee Chamber of Commerce and the Muskogee Lions Club. Assistant county agents Emerson Black and Margaret Stettler accompanied the local exhibitee.

Shope Philip Minor Derrel Phillips Wayland Pennington State Department of Agriculture Muskogee

Minister and Fiancee to be Honored in Shower

Members of the First Methodist Church of Fittstown honor their pastor Rev Theo Benson and his fiancee Miss Mar Ellen McCartney with a prenuptial shower Friday May 13 at 7 30 p.m. in the church Fellowship Hall. The couple will wed later this summer at the bride’s parents home in Wilburton. Benson leaves the Fittstown church after graduation from Perkins School of Theology at SMU Dallas. The new conference year begins June 1.

First Methodist Church of

Classified Ads Pay Sell or Trade This Week

Local classifieds offer buyers sellers and traders quick opportunities. Listings include household items furniture electronics and tools with fair prices and direct seller contact.

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