Prairie Rose play to be staged at Vanoss High
A Freshman class gift crowd pleaser titled A Prairie Rose will be performed Thursday night May 17 at the Vanoss High School auditorium as part of closing night programs. Admission is free and all attend.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1923
Page
5
A Freshman class gift crowd pleaser titled A Prairie Rose will be performed Thursday night May 17 at the Vanoss High School auditorium as part of closing night programs. Admission is free and all attend.
Heavy rains damaged crops with most cotton to replant and much corn to be replanted. Regular services skipped due to weather. Community notes include visits, travel to Center Ada and Maxwell, and school events. High school play titled Ann Boggs the Freshman set for May 17.
Rain blessed Lovelady last Monday though not needed. Rev. Matthews led a regu lar appointment. Local families and visitors enjoyed Friday school and Thursday program at Union Valley. Various residents visited, hosted, or traveled to see friends and receive grades for eighth grade. Singing events to continue Thursdays. all welcome. Cupid Doll.
The community notes frequent visits and gatherings as rain continues. Local residents such as Mr and Mrs Tom Cooper Miss Bertha Williams Miss Mit tie Hutchings and many others spent time with relatives and friends including Prof L B Thompson and Elton Thompson. Visits linked to nearby towns Stratford Owl Creek Ada and Lovelady appear in routine social activity.
Blue Mound reports unsettled weather while farmers rest. Sunday services drew good crowds with Bro. W. H. Hart teaching. J. W. Cook visited Ada with daughter Eula. C. J. Jordan and son John also went to Ada. Charlie Clayton of Pleasant Valley joined Donnie Rose for dinner.
Rain washed away fields onMonday causing crop setbacks for local farmers. The community notes several visits and illnesses, including Alma Roberts improving and Mrs. Jasper Bess recovering from flu. Various residents hosted family and friends across Mineola Mexia Ada Vanoss and nearby areas.
Brother Wells spoke to a large crowd in Cottonwood Garvin County Sunday afternoon. Mrs Aaron and Mrs McAffery were Sunday guests of Mrs Parmer.
Work on the troopship Levia than converting to a passenger ship uses 2,900 skilled laborers at Newport News shipyard. The effort highlights the scale of wartime naval construction and the pivotal role of Virginia shipbuilding facilities in sustaining troop and transport needs.
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