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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1963
Page
5
Mrs Betty Price and Mr and Mrs D P Wallace traveled to Greenville Texas Monday for the funeral of Mrs Florence Williams, a Wallace cousin. Other local visits and social gatherings are noted with the Wallace and Garrett families this week.
Mrs. Roberta Hamm and her children Rickey Ronney and Rita from Shawnee spent Saturday with Mrs. Garrett and Sondra. Mrs. Thelma Garrett Rae Garrett and Mrs. Floy Burk with Mrs. Northam shopped in Ada Friday.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Grove and children Moore visited their mothers Mrs Susan Grove and Mrs Effie Dollahan and other relatives for the weekend.
Center Community Church held midweek services Thursday night with Bro. Herbert Henderson preaching. Attendees enjoyed the gathering and announcements were made for Thursday night services this week.
Mrs Helen Morris was hospitalized but has returned home and is hoped to recover soon. Friends and family wish for her quick and complete healing.
Mrs Thelma Garrett and her son attended services at Oil Center Pentecostal Church and had dinner with her parents Mr and Mrs Hansel Burk Sunday. Mrs Garrett and Sondra and Rae Garrett attended services at First Pentecostal Holiness Church Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Oren Gray hosted a large visit with children and relatives. Elsie Cole of Connerville recently recovered from surgery and stayed with Zelma Martin in Oklahoma City. Attendees included Vernon and Fred Gray families, Lawrence Lane's family, Thurman and Bob Gray, Joe Gray and son, all sharing a joyful meal and time together.
Mr and Mrs Bob West welcomed three daughters and their families from Oklahoma City. Also visiting were Mr Wests sister Mrs Roy Wilson and her family from the same city on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Coy Chandler hosted friends from Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Charles Chandler as guests. Their son Richard Hadlestead was killed in a plane crash about two months ago in Thailand while stationed in Viet Nam. The parents had traveled to North Carolina to retrieve his belongings and visit the younger Chandlers.
Cedar Grove church services drew attendees on Sunday. Mrs. Monroe Chism received a corsage as oldest mother and Mrs. Virginia Nickerson recognized as youngest mother.
Mrs Louise Bryant and her son Randy spent Sunday with Louise's parents Mr and Mrs Sam Dew in Ada.
Mr and Mrs Babe Harris and children visited Mrs Harris parents Mr and Mrs B O Canfield in Norman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Isom Harris visited with Mr Harris brother Alex Harris Sunday evening. Impson Anderson visited Frank Lewis Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Bryan Thomas of Shawnee bought the J W Roberts home and will move here. Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church VBS begins June 1 with classes for all ages. Everyone invited.
Mrs Nova Gray chaired the Ladies Auxiliary event on Tuesday at the Pentecostal Holiness Church, coordinating activities and oversight of the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Losson and son and Mrs Opal Sutton visited Mr and Mrs George Cornell on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Steve Gray had dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Stinson of Francis.
Bryan Thomas spent Monday tending the new property he recently bought in Oil Center, focusing on initial upkeep and preparation.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Leader and family hosted Monday night with the Clifford and Joplin families. Lula Grade School boys lost their first baseball game Tuesday to Tupelo.
Mr and Mrs I N Brooks and Mrs Monetta Jackson and Terry all of Velma, Noah Brooks of Edmond and Roland Duncan of Allen spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks.
Tom McCarley employed in Oklahoma City was at home with his family for the weekend.
Little Lesia Byars, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glen Byars, is ill with flu this week. George Lee, son of Mr and Mrs Jessie Lee, was rushed to Valley View with tonsillitis and stayed Saturday night, but is now at home. Mrs Hazel Phillips is improving in Valley View Hospital after a surgery last week.
Mrs Louise Bryant hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Edward Scroggins last Thursday evening. Attendees included Mrs Lilly Bryant Mrs Marie Tigert Mrs Bessie Scroggins Mrs Sue Kiser Mrs Lavern Scroggins Mrs Agness Scroggins and Mrs Francis Rhea. Gifts were sent by Mrs Velma Chandler Mrs George Dale Mrs Lorene Harris Mrs Lavada West Mrs May Harris and Mrs Grace Chambers. Refreshments of sandwiches Cokes coffee and punch were served.
Mrs Lovelle Brown spent Saturday night and Sunday with her sister Mrs Bertie Stuart and attended services at the Assembly of God Church at Midway.
Mrs. Clara Summers traveled to Fort Worth Texas for a weekend visit accompanied by her children.
Mr and Mrs Jack Martin and their children from Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Mrs Martin's parents Mr and Mrs Bob Wilson.
Ralph Stallsworth, formerly hospitalized in Oklahoma City, is improving and has returned home. He received care locally and is recuperating with family support.
Raymond Lamb, previously in Oklahoma City, is returning to work locally as his family continues to live in the area. The move marks a homecoming for Lamb as he resumes employment.
Mr and Mrs Bert Kellogg and Stevie from Oklahoma City visited over the weekend with Bert's parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Kellogg.
Mrs Floreta Harrison travels to Oklahoma City to stay with her son Carlos and his family for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wheeler and Eugenia visited during the weekend with Mrs. Wheeler's parents Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Phillips.
Mr and Mrs Clelland Scroggins shared a Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Baxter Scroggins at a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Harold Lee Corvin and Mrs Lela Corvin visited Mr and Mrs Dennis Allen last Thursday night in Oil Center.
Mrs. Clarence Wood visited Mrs. Mary Allen and Frances Wood on Wednesday. Frances returned home with Mrs. Wood to spend a few days. The trio made a business trip to Oklahoma City one day recently.
Residents gathered for a quail supper at the Lusby home in Russett Arkansas hosted by Mr and Mrs Emson Tamra and Stacy Mr and Mrs Jimmy DeLamar Bryan and Jeffrey and Mrs Effie Lusby.
Mrs Opal Sutton and Mrs Minnie Lewis visited Mrs Ida Page and Loretha on Friday. They did some shopping while in Ada.
125 attended Sunday school and church with Rev. Arthur Smith in charge. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Cook and children of Oklahoma City plus Rev. and Mrs. Bob Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Mears, Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Moseley and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bill McDonald and children, Mrs. Lois Meeks and others. Gifts recognized oldest and youngest mothers and the mother with most relatives. Mrs. Etta Hightower won oldest mother. Martha Love youngest. Hightower tied for most relatives. Mrs. Arthur Smith received a gift for the pastor’s wife. Also visiting were Mrs. Dwade Patton and daughter and Mrs. Thelma Ruth Hunter and son, both of Oklahoma City.
Last week visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Perrine and son with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis. Also guests were Mrs. Ruth Sutton, Mrs. Lona Soward, Mrs. Anna Mae Sutton and Beverly, Mrs. Clinnie Crow, Mrs. Myrtle Evans, and Mrs. Opal Sutton.
The son spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson in Wichita, Kansas, according to the household notice.
Mrs Clinnie Crow spent Friday with Mr and Mrs Luther Parish in Sulphur. On the way home she visited Sam Parish in the Gaddis Nursing Home at Roff.
Mrs Lena Soward visited Mr Earl Franks and Mrs Janice Franks on Sunday, sharing time with the family during a daytime call.
Gerald Sutton and Chris and Vance Price traveled to Oklahoma City on Friday for a business engagement.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith departed Monday for Louisville Kentucky to spend their vacation with their son and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Evans and children of Oklahoma City visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis's family on Sunday afternoon, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Casey Thomas and Jimmy of Shawnee.
Mrs Myrtle Evans spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs Doyle Evans and their children in Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs Bill Taylor visit Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis on Sunday afternoon with their children Vickie and Mike in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Joe King of Grand Prairie Texas spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dennis Allen visiting in the area.
Mr and Mrs Bobby Cook and children of Oklahoma City spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Edith Cook. Mr and Mrs Bob Maxwell and Elmer Maxwell visited Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Gene Fortenberry Latta and Mrs Roma Weightman were visitors as well.
Dewayne Cox of N M visited his mother Mrs Nannie Cox Saturday night. Dewayne and family are moving to Oklahoma City where he will be employed.
Mrs. Alene Tucker and Paula attended the baccalaureate service at Vaness where Paula sang with the girls chorus.
Mrs Clareta Gray and Mrs Nova Gray visited Mrs Naomia Bradley near Vaness on Monday. Bradley has been ill for a long time.
Vickie Gray stepped on a nail and received a medical shot Monday before school as a precaution.
John Earl of Charleston and John Losson of Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis on Monday. Mrs Losson is remembered here as Mary Melton.
Mr George Cornell and Mrs Cornell visited Mr and Mrs A O Sutton on Sunday afternoon, sharing refreshments and conversation in a neighborly call.
Mrs Minnie Lewis and Mrs Opal Sutton were seen preparing and packing fresh strawberries into deep freezers, indicating a small household preservation effort.
Mrs Lois Newby Pearson visited Mrs Nannie Cox Sunday. The call noted a social visit and reported no other events or details.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton along with Chris and Beverly hosted Willis Sutton for dinner on Sunday. Willis Sutton stopped by the Lewises last week and left them a string of catfish.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Holloway and Linwood of Stratford visited Sunday with Mrs Nannie Cox. Other visitors included Mrs Juanita Rowe, Mrs Rose Jones and Johnny, Mrs Mary Cox, Mrs Martha Love and Machelle, Mrs Ruth Sutton, Mrs Anna Mae Sutton and Beverly.
A farewell gathering was hosted Thursday night at the home of a local organizer to honor Bill Prince with friends and neighbors paying tribute.
Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robert Bill left Tuesday for Kansas for work. The Life Liners banquet film from April was shown and a gift given to Bill. The refreshment table featured white and yellow decor with chips sandwiches olives nuts candy and soda. Guests included Dorotha Tucker Carol Willoughby Janice Franks Mrs Martha Love Machelle Mary Cox Helen Linda Jacques Rev and Mrs Arthur Smith Gary Larry Gray Hank Burk Weldon Prince Dennis McDonald Donnie Lamb George King Wayne Bradley Rodney Gray Paula Tucker Alene Tucker Tonya the honoree and hosts Mr and Stacy.
Mr and Mrs Steve Gray and Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and their children shared a dinner Saturday with Mr and Mrs W N Isaacs.
Mrs Alene Tucker and Paula attended the FHA banquet hosted by Mrs Virgie Romines home economics teacher. The event featured Hawaiian style muu muu dresses worn by the girls and their mothers.
Mrs Steve Gray spent part of last week with Mr and Mrs Ver non Gray and their children while her husband worked in Yale on a welding job.
Mrs Clareta Gray Mrs Owen Gray and Mrs Bob Gray visited Mrs Elsie Cole Friday. She is a patient in an Oklahoma City hospital.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Wells of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Albert Crow and Mr and Mrs Curt Wells. Alvin Wells and Eddie Hayes picnicked at Ballards Park.
Nova Gray conducted multiple house calls on Thursday inviting residents to attend services at the local church. She spoke with neighbors about community programs and spiritual activities.
Ronald Lee Hill and Pfc. David Lee Fortner visited with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks on Friday night. They had taken their Tupelo senior girlfriends to a college banquet. Ada residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks and their children hosted visits with the Clifford and Walter Brooks families on Saturday. Mrs. Helen Leader and daughters also visited the Brooks home and children.
Mrs Tawanna McDonald traveled home Sunday with her sister Mrs Jack Jackson to Stratford to spend a week. Visitors Sunday included Mr and Mrs Norris Lillard and Dorsey Ada Mr and Mrs Wayman Lillard and sons Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs George Stewart Ada and Mrs William Lillard.
Mr and Mrs Bob Johnston and their children of Oklahoma City visited over Mothers Day weekend with Mr and Mrs Ben Johnston.
Debbie Clifford traveled to Muskogee for the state broiler show. She stayed with Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks in Ada on Wednesday and Thursday nights.
Miss Paula Dowel and her brother Tommy Jackson of Tupelo along with several named relatives and friends from Ada Velma and Lula attended Sunday services at the Missionary Baptist Church in Lula.
Mr and Mrs Ted Smith and Dickie Hoffman visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Smith. Mr and Mrs Jess Glover of Jenks visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Smith.
Mr and Mrs D R Clifford Donnie and Ronnie with Mr and Mrs J C Treas of Ahloso visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs W B Evans of Kingston. D R Clifford and Elmo Crow of Stonewall spent Wednesday through Friday in Texas attending a stock sale in San Antonio.
Noah, Mrs. Terry Jackson and son visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. David Brooks and R. D. R.
A fragment notes D. accompanied by the I. N. Brooks family as they returned home together, suggesting a domestic or social visitation context. The readable text presents no further details on location or purpose beyond the companionship.
Dickie Clifford spent Saturday night in Ada with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks, joining a social visit and enjoying the evening in their home.
Mr and Mrs Knox Sweat Connie and Donna of Maysville visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Buck Sweat.
Mr and Mrs Donald Brooks and children Ada Dickie Clifford and Rollen Duncan Allen Mrs Walter Brooks are named in a family notice listing immediate relatives and spouses with full names.
Mr and Mrs Sonny Leader and their daughters and Debbie Clifford dined with Sonny’s mother Mrs Virgie Alberson and sister Mrs Sue Walker. They visited Mr and Mrs Gene Joplin and family Latta. The Joplins returned for Sunday night gatherings and the group played dominoes.
Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. John Horsley with sons from Long Beach California and Stratford stayed at the home of Mrs. Maude Horsley in Stratford last Tuesday night.
Center Bob Austell visited with Fletcher and Wanda Snipes last Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Coleman Pennington Nelda and Roy Ada visited Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Pod Law are travelling for a vacation through Brentwood and other parts of California.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McDaniel and their children and Henry Dees were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Dees and Linda.
D. R. Clifford struggles with pink eye in his cattle as sonny Leader and Gene Joplin assist in treating the animals and tending to D. R. and Dickie.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Davis are getting their house ready to move into. The article notes their relocation and preparation steps as they settle into a new residence.
Mrs Glen McGuire and Glen da Ada visited Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks.
Mr and Mrs George Stewart of Ada visited Sunday with her mother Mrs Allie Glover.
Mr and Mrs J C Martin visited Mr and Mrs George Ward and Ronnie in Ada Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John Maddox and neighbors from Ada spent Saturday night and Sunday fishing at Lake Texoma. The group reported a nice catch and shared time together on the water with friends including Bryan Taylor Joe Maddox Gene Maddox Max Law Bob and Rita Jackson.
Claude Horsley and Mrs Mil dred Melton conducted business in Coalgate on Thursday, recording a routine local transaction.
Mr and Mrs Ben Johnston had their road graded and gravel laid where needed to improve access to their home. The work focused on creating a smoother path and stabilizing the entry.
Kenneth Fortner of Ada had dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks, sharing a meal in a social visit.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ward and Ronnie visited Mrs. J. C. Martin for Mothers Day dinner. Later Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin with Mike Sharon and Oma from Ahloso joined in the afternoon visit.
Mr and Mrs Sam Johnston and Carolyn visited Ada over the weekend to spend time with his parents, Mr and Mrs Johnston. The brief notes their extended family gathering and travel.
D. R. Clifford and Lester Davis met Waldo Byrd, a patient, during a Sunday night visit at Valley View Hospital.
Mrs. Lucy Whittington and Mrs. Leona Neely of Ada were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank James on Sunday. Mrs. Lottie McClure Patsy Ada and Mrs. Ethel Varnadore visited in the James home in the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Dees and Linda visited Mr. and Mrs. Leroy McDaniels and their children on Saturday.
Mrs Birtie Dark of Stratford visited Mr Dale Melton and Cheryl Thursday afternoon. Mrs Jan Nall visited Mrs Christine Martin Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Clariece Pennington and Karl Pennington with Mrs. Inez Pennington transacted business in Stratford and visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Stinnett in Pauls Valley on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Robbins and Miss Mickey Gardner of Lindsay visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes on Saturday for a social call.
Coleman and Roy Pennington visited the Neville Penningtons in a social call recorded in local notes. The visit highlighted neighborhood ties and cordial relations among families in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnadore cared for their grandsons Mark and Keith Ballard of Stratford while Joen was hospitalized in Pauls Valley on Wednesday and Thursday. After discharge Joan and the boys remained at the Varnadore home until Saturday.
Miss Cheryl Melton visited Mrs. Anita Owen in Ada Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Phillips called on Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Maddox and Mrs J. C. Maddox visited Friday. Mrs. Price Richardson visited Mrs. Ethel Varnadore Wednesday. Lee Eyler of Portland Oregon Bill Lawson of Long Beach California and Dewey Horsley and J. D. of Oklahoma City visited Mrs. Mildred Melton Tuesday.
Ada Pennington and children with Kevin Killian, Miss Sue Woods, Stratford, and Mr. Neville Pennington with sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Alva Pennington in Lawton. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Avery Pennington and grandson.
Mr and Mrs George Scar brough Ada Mr and Mrs Del bert McDaniels and Linda Kay Oklahoma City Ardell and Ar vell Phillips Yukon Henry Dees Mrs W W Miller and Harris Ada Mrs Larry Bays and children Ada and Mr and Mrs Le roy McDaniels and children were Mothers Day guests of Mr and
Mrs Vera Rambo and Sherry and Johnnie Byars visited Mr and Mrs Frank James Saturday for a social call.
Mrs Mildred Melton and the Horsleys Cheryl and Claude visited Mr and Mrs Lee Eyler in Portland.
Claude Horsley and grandson Gary Horsley visited the Lindsay Memorial Hospital in Pauls Valley on Sunday morning. They then travelled to Lindsay to call on Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cameron Claudie and Ralph Horsley and Mrs. Kenneth Horsley and her children Dallas for the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Don Crisp of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Ed Varna dore Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Bobbye Gardner of Dun can visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes Sunday. Mrs Ethel Varnadore visited Mrs Alma Maddox Monday. Mrs Mildred Melton visited with Mrs Lee Decker Stratford Friday morning. Mrs Carl Denham Ada visited Mr and Mrs Ed Varnadore Monday morning. Karl visited Mrs Inez Pennington Friday. Lee Eyler Portland Ore and Bill Lawson Long Beach Calif visited Claude Horsley Friday and they did some fishing.
The Maddox family visited Mr. and Mrs. J C Maddox on Monday and then departed for Montgomery Alabama where he will be stationed.
Elmo Russell of Detroit visited Fletcher Snipes on Monday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Cecil Prater of Moore Mr and Mrs Morton Phillips and family Ada their daughter and family in Texas Rev and Mrs FM Wood Ada and their daughter and family of Pauls Valley Mrs Beulah Drake and her daughter and family of Ada and Mrs Zora McGeehee Ada.
Day guests of Mr and Mrs Phil Lip Bradley include David and Wayne. The brief notices the visitors joining the couple for a social event at their home.
Claude Horsley went to the Pauls Valley horse sale Friday evening. The event drew local buyers and ranchers seeking prospect horses with vendors noting steady bidding.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Kuykendall, after visiting Ted Cox and his wife for several days, departed Monday for South Carolina where he will be stationed.
Mrs Verna McCurdy visited Mrs Bessie Bradley on Wednesday for a social call.
Babe Shults of Stratford visited Claude Horsley on Monday morning, sharing time and news in a brief hometown cordial encounter.
The Horsley family gathered in Stratford at Mrs. Maude Horsley’s home for a reunion then traveled to Pauls Valley to see Gary Horsley, hospitalized after an emergency appendectomy Friday night. They also visited Ralph and Mrs. Ralph Horsley, Lindsay, and Ms. Donna Horsley and Dallas children who were visiting Gary.
Mr and Mrs Melvin McCurdy hosted Linda and Donna with relatives in Oklahoma City as Mothers Day guests of Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy.
Henry Little visited Mr. and Mrs. Marvin McCurdy Friday. Jim Shults of Stratford visited Claude Horsley Monday after.
Mrs Mildred Melton visited Sybel Reed Monday afternoon in a brief social call.
Mr and Mrs Ezra Holland of Vaness visited Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy Monday afternoon. Mrs Jan Nall visited Mrs Vallie Voyles Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Cox of Tupelo were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. James and Mary.
Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy paid a social visit to Mr and Mrs George Tiner on Monday, sharing greetings and conversation during an informal call.
Jewel Williams of Stratford visited Claude Horsley on Tuesday.
Inez Pennington and Clariece Pennington with Karl traveled to Ada on Monday for a medical consultation. Inez is scheduled to return Wednesday for follow up tests.
Jess Horsley of Portland Oregon visited Claude Horsley on Saturday, details indicate a personal visit between two residents.
Mrs Tom Glass called on Mrs Mildred Melton Saturday morning. The brief social visit occurred at the Melton home with light conversation and hospitality observed by neighborhood residents.
Mrs Henry Little reports her mother Mrs W L Standridge of Stratford is hospitalized again in Ada but improving Monday. She adds daughter Mrs Joleeta Wallrath of Miami Florida will visit this weekend and stay until son Richard an East Central student finishes school and returns home.
Robert Brumley of Route 1 Ada dies at 6 40 P M in a local hospital at age 74 He was born in Grayson County Texas to Hill and Nannie Brumley He moved to Ross in 1898 with his parents He was a Baptist and among the first East Central graduates when it was a two year college He taught in Pontotoc County 15 years before entering the cattle business He leaves his wife Mrs Willie Brumley three sons Robert Jr Tulsa Russell of the home and Forbus Brumley San Francisco four grandchildren and three sisters and three brothers.
Tom Holt 93 a retired farmer died Wednesday in a local hospital and will be buried in Rosedale Cemetery. Services are set for Friday at 3 30 p m at the Evangelistic Temple with Rev John Keith officiating. Smith Funeral Home handled arrangements. He was born December 31 1869 in Arkansas and moved to the community in 1911. Surviving are his wife Rosa M Holt of 718 West Eighth a son Virgil Holt of California another son Emry Holt Ada two daughters Mrs Byron Young Ada Mrs Ed Lee Carter Oklahoma two grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren.
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