Ada visitors and regional figures travel for church and business
C W Carson manager of the Cu bin Barack store in Pauls Valley was an Ada visitor this morning. M M Gubin left for Stratford to tend business interests. P S Reid and J A Edwards, last day in town, head to Lehigh for a county Woodmen convention. Pontotoc county citizens attend the Southern Baptist convention in Oklahoma City including Rev C Stubblefield and wife and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Carson
Pauls Valley
M. M. Gubin
Stratford
P. S. Reid
J. A. Edwards
Lehigh
Pontotocounty
Oklahoma City
Southern Baptist Convention
Co. Stubblefield
J. J. Copeland
Center
C. W. Stringer
W. Barron
S. M. Torbett
Frank Maddox
J. A. Smith
First National Bank of
Ada
W. T. Miller
State Examiner and Inspector
Coalgate
J. H. Williams
Stonewall
Jesse
Walter Barringer
D. N. Ellison
Pawhuska
W. H. Wheeler
W. G. Russell
Elmore
J. M. Downing
Abbott
Arkansas
Jones
Jim Westbrook
John Ward
Frank Huddleston
T. F. Pierce
A. L. Miles
Roff Eagle
C. W. Briles
J. Frank Lilly
Max Brents
Tony Edwards
Lena West
Helen Myers
S. C. Yeargan
East Main Street
Normal
F. Brashears
Lila Jones
Greenville
Tex
Fillmore
J. H. Jones
Henry Kroth
Stanley Clark
W. H. Rogers
Norman
McKeown
Wewoka
Blaine Gilbreath
W. E. Walker
Maysville
Garvin County
W. W. Sledge
Louisville
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Charley Chauncey
Matt Walsh
Leroy Anderson
Rofs
N. B. Stall
Airdome
J. A. Biles
T. W. Hartman
Ravia
W. L. Strange
Kingston
W. C. Shaw
S. M. Shaw
Holdenville
J. L. Bean
Centrahoma
Grace Rushing
Francis
H. C. Draper
M. F. Manville
Ada News Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Ada residents travel to nearby towns for goods and meetings. cattle shipments to Oklahoma City. residents return from Oklahoma City debates and state events. candidates for county office listed and social visits noted. reports include weather, crop prospects, property work, and church activities.
Rural Happenings and Local Happenings in Zea
The column notes farmers struggle with crops and a reluctant rider planter. Cen_trahoma visitor Miss Rusha Gray shakes hands with old friends while Pearl and Jessie Black travel from Fri to Sun. The ball team loses 14 to 12 to Pecan Grove, and Vanda Black acquires many song books as youngsters attend prayer meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Rusha Gray
Centrahoma
Pearl
Jessie Black
Francis
Vanda Black
Pecan Grove
Local rains dampen hopes as farmers fret over crops
Farmers face long faces amid heavy rain. Some have planted cotton, others not. General Green invading patches. Church notice: Bro. Roberts preached to a large Egypt folks congregation. Next Saturday and Sunday Bro. Robinson and Bro. Bell plan visits if providence allows. Community notes cover social visits and preaching, with requests for another series of meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Roberts
Oakman
Egypt
Bro. Robinson
Bro. Bell
Pearl Duncan
Winnie Floyd
Glen Vaden
Emmett Agee
Charlie Townie
Regar Floyd
J. J. Jones
Porter Donley
Walter Floyd
Burns
Abe Martin
Thomas Crow
New Bethel
Alton
Earl Bottoms
Mr. Fulton
Bro. Stillwell
Union Hill
Bebee Notes Reflect Rainy Plow Season and Local Sermons
The Bebee column notes ongoing rain with most farmers planting cotton. Rev. Haddock of Worstell and Rev. Coggins of Center preach locally, with services planned on Sundays. Residents visit neighbors, including the Hatcher and Starrett families, and school business visits by Ada’s Waldby and Watson. Mrs. Mole improves from illness while Bob Ramer’s child fights meningitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddock
Worstell
E. D. Hinkle
G. H. Humphers
Coggins
Center
R. E. Hatcher
T. A. Starrett
Ada
Jim Waldby
Watson
Bebee and
R. J. Mole
G. H. Wilfong
Union Hill
M. A. Humphers
O. W. Walker
Vaness
Bob Ramer
M. T. Standridge
Sam Johnson
Noel
G. W. Wells
Pickett Items and Farm News notes
The farmers are busy as rains improve crops and crab grass and weeds thrive. Miss Stella Strudrel visits Mrs. Conley this week. Mack is the happiest man in town. Robert says, I am grandpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Strudrel
Plural Wife Divorce Test Case Opens in Utah Court
Clarissa R. Marsh sues George J. Marsh in Salt Lake City to review the legality of a Mormon plural wife. The 82 year old husband wed Marsh in 1888 after a first marriage in 1854, producing ten and six children respectively. The case questions the legal status of numerous plural wives and their offspring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Logan
Marsh
Reverend W C Golden visits sister en route to convention
Rev. W C Golden of Nashville Tennessee travels to Oklahoma City for the Southern Baptist convention and visits his sister Mrs F W Russell. Golden, a prominent Baptist minister, previously led the First Church of Nashville and now serves in evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Golden
Nashville
Tennessee
Southern Baptist Convention
Oklahoma City
F. W. Russell
Golden
Baptist
First Church of
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