Rural Communities of Pontotoc County Notes
Community news covers crops near ideal stands and weather outages. Social visits include Mrs Theo Glover and Mrs W E Stone, Miss Ellea Ginn with Miss Dorothy May, and many Ada visits. Denver Juniors Ball notes report 2 wins 2 losses with hopes to join Oil Center first team. Church meeting closed with nine souls saved and reminders for Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Oil Center
Galen
Rosedale
Frisco
Bill Thomas
Dwight Magee
Cermitt Hager
Bill Flemings
Cate Bryan
Aubrey Rutherford
Johnny Burk
Jay Isaac
Warren Cunningham
W. A. Berry
Cc. A. Barnett
Darrel Watts
Jack Watts
Oral Dunn
Joe Edward
J. D. Isaacs
A. H. Ellis
Lawson Watts
Fannie Buchanan
Rebee
Etta Ellis
Pauline Hull
Temace
Joe
J. Dd. Isaacs
Donnie Brecheen
Beatrice Stark
Kenneth
Rainy days bless or burden community life
The piece notes heavy rain across the area sparing storms and cyclones and lists numerous residents visiting relatives, attending church, and conducting daily tasks. It highlights crops and gardens damaged by the recent rains and records church gatherings, neighborhood visits, and local trips to Ada, Lawrence, and other towns.
Creech Announces Newborn Child In Ada
Mr and Mrs Henry Creech announce the arrival of a baby girl born Sunday night. Thurman Polk visited Frank and Robert Jolley of Frisco Friday night. Odus McGalliard visited Ned Tripplett Sunday. Violet Boucher Opal and Ada Jean Creech visited Mrs Creech of Rocky Chapel Tuesday morning. Malcolm Stegall and Neal Thompson were Ada visitors Saturday. Robert Jolley spent Friday night with his sister Mrs Leroy Golightly of Ada. Raymond McGalliard Fat and Homer Reed of Rocky Chapel visited Bill Reed Sunday evening. Viccie Boatright visited Monday with Mabel Dryden. Dorel Dryden called on Mr Wheelock Sunday evening. Charlie Boucher called on Mr Beebe Friday morning. Violet Boucher visited Ada Jean Creech Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Reed
Mr. Fuller
Elmer
Delmer Reed
Lawrence
Pauline Golightly
Ella Mar
Pleasant Hill
Mrs. Farmer
Price McCalliard
Violet Boucher
Ada Jean
Opal Creech
Henry Clampitt
Henry Creech
Chri
Thurman Polk
Frank
Robert Jolley
Frisco
Odus McGalliard
Ned Tripplett
Opal
Ada Jean Creech
Mrs. Creech
Rocky Chapel
Malcolm Stegall
Nea! Thompson
Ada
Leroy Golightly
Raymond McGalilliard
Fat
Bill Reed
Viccie Boatright
Mabel Dryden
Dorel Dryden
Mr. Wheelock
Charlie Boucher
Mr. Beebe
Francis and family visit. community notes Sad in Ada region
The fragment outlines visits by Francis and Whitaker families in Oklahoma City and Francis area. It mentions Daisy Keener Addie Beard Mrs. Keener and Mrs. Murphy turning 75, various calls and social visits, a snake bite illness, a barn blown down, strawberry picking trips to Arkansas, farm activity with cotton, and ciphering night with attendees from multiple nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whitaker
Oklahoma City
Whitker
Keener
Daisy Keener
Addie Beard
T. H. Ivey
G. A. Murphy
Union Valley
J. W. Ivey
Francis
John Keener
Bill Rains
Roundy
John Rains
Donald Dyer
A. Power
Charlie Hoosier
Albert Salters
Beaman
Ferdinand Roseberg
Arkansas
Rainy weather floods creeks and cornlands in area
Rainy spells push creeks out of banks flooding several acres of corn. Calves and sheep seek higher ground on hillsides but no drownings reported yet. Local social notes mention visits among families in Okmulgee Fitzhugh Ada and Egypt areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Wilbern
Bunch
Okmulgee
Jimmie Teel
Lizzy Long
Fred Graham
Clayton F Easley
Johnnie Poe Cunningham
Sunday School Cancelled Weather Postpones Meeting
Weather kept Sunday school from meeting with no service. Community notes report visits among Watsons, Clarks, Prices, Turners and others in Allen and Homer. A new baby boy arrived to Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price with mother and baby doing well.
Summers Chapel Community Notes Shows Busy Week
Rain over the weekend aids corn and cotton. Elma Tyson returns home to convalesce from surgery. Numerous visits and social calls spread through Summers Chapel with relatives from Worstell Parish Chapel and surrounding areas.
Rainy days bring farmer relief in dry season
Rain seems endless but farmers in the community welcome it. Names appear in casual visits such as Luther Fox visiting Raymond and Ewell Williams, and several families spending time with relatives in Cedar Grove Happy Land and Happy Land continues to show social visits and exchanges among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Fox
Oakman
Raymond
Ewell Williams
Langston
Geneva
Cedar Grove
J. F. Rowells
George Lee
Francis
Elvin Hammett
Happy Land
Harman Bandy
Georgie Jones
Scott Jones
Harve Bandy
Oscar Capps
Daphne Battershell
Ruth
Rachel Tharp
Lonnie
Evelyn Bandy
Vera
Mother's Day program draws many despite rain in Worstell area
A large crowd attended a Mother's Day program at a local Worstell place Sunday despite rain. Dinner was served afterward. Local residents visited relatives and attended church events through the week, with several families including the Mayfields and Boatmans sharing meals and attending services. Numerous neighbors traveled to Allan for convention, returning Sunday in good spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
This Place
Virgle Meek
E. A. Mayfield
Lorene Crow
Thelma Duncan
Worstell
Buster Kurkendall
Preston Hood
Ada
Bertha Williams
Etta Hightower
W. E. Boatman
Tow
Davie Nix
Thelma
Opal Duncan
Lena
Floyd Jackson
Juanita Bowerman
Dale Bryan
Worsiell
J. A. Burk
Virginia Lee
Allen
FE. A. Mayfield
W. H. Hightower
C. B. Gordon
Local Social Evening Gossip and Visits Around Ada
Mr and Mrs Gerald Morrison spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs A M Pharr. Buster Harden of Pontotoc attended singing here Tuesday. Irene Davis spent Tuesday night with Ruby Hill. Willie Lee Shephard and Ruby Hill spent Sunday with Mrs M L Byrd. Raymond Fox called on Odell Davis Sunday. Opal and Ogalene Mack attended singing here Tuesday night. Ruth Thompson called on Ann Hale and Irene Davis Friday. Irene Davis called on Elnora Fox Sunday afternoon. Everyone remember singing on Tuesday night and ciphering on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Morrison
A. M. Pharr
Buster Harden
Pontotoc
Walter Wryche
Mary McGehee
Rayford
Guy Mays
T. W. Wells
L. May
Jake Jones
Logan Jones
Ada
Irene Davis
Ruby Hill
Willie Lee Shephard
Memorial day visitors and local social notes
Mr and Mrs E H Hudson and family and Mrs E H Light returned from Paris Ark where they attended memorial day ceremonies and visited friends. Various residents visited friends and relatives in McComb Ada Summers Chapel Eureka Springs and Summers. Russell Easley and others spent weekends and evenings with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll Center
E. H. Hudson
E. H. Light
Paris
Ark
Neal Hudson
Frank Curt
Roy Soward
McComb
Dewitt Bryan
Verlin Light
Elza Yandell
McAlester
Haskins
Eleanor
Ada
Bill
Charlie Hoggard
Russell Easley
C. O. Burk
Madie
Minnie
Ruby May
Frank Hoggard
M. M. Hoggard
Eureka Springs
Bill Hoggard
Lorene Brown
Eleanor Haskins
Bryan Thomas
J. A. Burk
Frank Hosggard
S. K. Duncan
Arlie Woods
Bill Cross
Bobbie
John Allen Hudson
Don
Herman Thomas
Frank Curts
Everet Taylor
Madelson Anderson and
Carnell Brewer
Summers Chapel
Rainy spell dampens Mother's Day program remains
Local farm area reports heavy rains with crops and gardens thriving. Social notes include visits between Dallas Tex residents Mrs Addie Meadows and son Charlie Meadows with daughter Mrs Birt Capps, Bettie Lou Keithley returning home after visiting her sister, and Guthrie and Ada residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Meadows
Charlies Meadows
Dallas
Tex
Birt Capps
Bettie Lou Keithley
Brown
Gerty
Winston Bennett
Guthrie
Holton
Laula Couch
Ada
Henry Odom
Williams
Luther Hatton
Holt
G. W. Bowin
Wallace weighs aggressive cotton policy options
No 4 agreements could cover many subjects and avoid anti trust issues. Wallace could enforce them by denying licenses to violators and levy processing taxes to pay farmers. He may apply the voluntary domestic allotment plan or craft a new plan using his powers to raise domestic cotton prices and export the rest at world levels. Some experts warn of retaliatory tariffs. Domestic demand is rising while foreign demand wanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Centrahoma Scouts Present Creditable Program With Awards
Centrahoma scouts led by Al bert Horn trained in first aid rope making flag questioning and more. Vestal Smith aided. Coalgate court awarded tenderfoot and second class badges to local youths including Jim Bunch and Vestal Smith. Scouts plan trips to McAlester penitentiary Cedar Grove Tupelo and Coalgate guest events with area units continuing badge programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centrahoma
Albert Horn
Vestal Smith
Coalgate
G. T. Ralls
Robert Lacy
Fred Stalder
J. H. Penny
Professor Horn
Tupelo
Cedar Grove
Unending Rain Delays Conway Area Weekend Plans
Local forecast notes repeated rainfall across Thursday through Sunday causing widespread delays. Residents report weather disrupting events and outdoor activities as rivers rise and streets flood in the Conway region.
Round World of Love Makes Youth Dizzy in Spring
A playful reflection on how love and the season of spring affect young people, suggesting romance could metaphorically make the world seem round and dizzy. The line hints at youthful mood and seasonal energy without naming specific individuals or events.
Francis couple at Ada for Kappa Delta II initiation
Mr and Mrs Arthur Herron of Francis visited Ada Tuesday evening as special guests at the annual initiation and banquet of the Kappa Delta II national forensic fraternity. Herron is a debate coach for Francis high school teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Herron
Francis
Ada
Kappa Delta II
Herron
East Central Professor Delivers Konawa Seniors Commencement Address
Professor L. J. Barton of East Central College English department delivered the commencement address to Konawa seniors. The speech focused on lifelong learning and civic responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Barton
East Central
Konawa
Floyd Holcomb Returns From Washington Post Inauguration
Floyd Holcomb returns from Washington D C where he has been since the Roosevelt inauguration. He worked briefly in the seed division of the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Holcomb
Washington, D. C
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Ada visit notes by Tupelo instructor
Tupelo instructor Pue Hatcher visited his brother Ben Hatcher in Ada yesterday and attended to local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pue
Hatcher
Tupelo
Ben Hatcher
Ada
Ada family returns from Texas trip and hospital update
Mr and Mrs Guy Dickerson and son Guy Jr returned to Ada Tuesday evening from a two week visit in Texas They stayed in Orange with Rev W S Dickerson and family They spent time in Houston where Mr Dickerson took a short course in park trainings He is supervisor of Glenwood Park Oscar L Lindsey underwent a serious operation at a hospital in Medford Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Dickerson
Guy Jr
Ada
Texas
Orange
Dickersons
Dickerson
W. S. Dickerson
Houston
Glenwood Park
O. F. Lindsey
Oscar L. Lindsey
Medford
Oregon
Ada Shoppers Visit Details From Stratford
Mrs. Robert Bayless and Miss Katherine Bayless of Stratford were Ada shoppers yesterday. Rufue Addy has returned to his home in Wapanucka after a visit with friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bayless
Katherine Bayless
Stratford
Rufue Addy
Wapanucka
Speights Eppler Among Locals Attending Oklahoma City Air Show
Local residents including Speights Eppler will attend the air show in Oklahoma City. The event gathers community members to view performances and exhibits by aviation teams and guest aircraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speights Eppler
Oklahoma City
Mrs. Jessie Morgan Improves After Ankle Injuries
County demonstration agent Mrs. Jessie Morgan has shown improvement from recent ankle injuries and is convalescing at her home in Roff. She remains unable to meet with the Pontotoc farm women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Morgan
Pontotoc
Mrs Slim Becker and children Visit Electra Texas
Mrs Slim Becker with Sammy Lane and Murray Becker traveled to Electra Texas for a summer visit with relatives a few days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim Becker
Sammy Lane
Murray
Electra
Texas
Miss Madelene Sloan Arrives in Ada for Mother's Day
Miss Madelene Sloan of Oklahoma City arrived in Ada this weekend to spend Mother’s Day with J. H. Sloan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelene Sloan
Oklahoma City
Ada
Mrs
J. H. Sloan
Rip Whitman Visits Ada To See Friends This Weekend
Tupelo resident Rip Whitman spends the weekend in Ada visiting friends and catching up with locals. He is known for his casual travel and hometown ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rip Whitman
Tupelo
Ada
Vanessa Couple Shops and Visits Friends in Ada
Mr and Mrs 8S D i of the Vanessa community shopped and visited friends in Ada Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaness
Ada
Ada hospital operation reported satisfactory
Mrs. Jeff Bailey underwent an operation at the Ada hospital Friday. Attending physicians reported her condition satisfactory Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Bailey
Ada Hospital
Miss Elma Tyson Leaves Hospital After Appendicitis
Miss Elma Tyson has recovered from an appendicitis operation and now convalesces at her Summer's Chapel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Tyson
Marriage License Issued in Seminole to Ada Pair
A marriage license was issued last week in Seminole to Glen B. Rancier and Miss Clara Martha Pryor, both of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminole
Glen B. Rancier
Clara Martha Pryor
Ada
John Fleet Returns From Los Angeles Visit
John Fleet returns from Los Angeles where he spent weeks visiting his brother Carl Fleet, a student at the University of Southern California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fleet
Los Angeles
Cal
Carl Fleet
University of Southern California
Ada Summer Residence Plans For Stratford Visitors
Mrs J M Howell and Mrs Ray Hunnicutt of Stratford shopped in Ada Saturday. Mr and Mrs Albert Horn of Centrahoma arrived in Ada during the last weekend and will spend the summer here. They will both be enrolled in the summer term at East Central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Howell
Ray Hunnicutt
Stratford
Ada
Albert Horn
Centrahoma
East Central
Luke Dodds to Represent First Presbyterian in Columbus
Luke Dodds leaves for Columbus Ohio tomorrow to represent the First Presbyterian Church at the general assembly. Trop Tipton also travels to Columbus this week to attend the assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Dodds
Columbus
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
Trop Tipton
General Assembly
Family guests mark Mother's Day visit
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lewis of 801 South Broadway hosted their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis of Seminole and their son-in-law John Vaughan of Oklahoma City on Mother's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Lewis
South Broadway
Fred Lewis
Seminole
John Vaughan
Oklahoma City
Mrs Bates Relapse Reported in Busby Addition
Mrs Charles T Bates of the Busby addition south of the city is suffering a relapse of the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Bates
Busby Addition
City
Mrs Roy Chrisman Called to Granger for Fathers Death
Mrs Roy Chrisman travels to Granger Texas after the death of her father Ed Denson. Funeral services are set for Granger at 3:00 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chrisman
Granger
Texas
Ed Denson
Bingham Family to Visit Ada This Week
Mr and Mrs Haskell Bingham of Carlsbad New Mexico will arrive in Ada this week to visit their parents, per H K Bingham. Mrs A L Bullock of Madill has stayed several days in Ada with her daughters Miss Marorie Bullock and Mrs Leroy Mathews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Bingham
Carlsbad, N. M
Ada
Mr. Bingham
H. K. Bingham
A. L. Bullock of
Madill
Marorie Bullock
Leroy Mathews
Former Oklahoma AG Freeling Attends Ada Court
Ex Attorney General S P Freeling of Oklahoma City was in Ada yesterday attending court. Mr and Mrs Burton Grindstaff have returned from Cromwell where Mr Grindstaff completed a term as instructor in the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. P. Freeling
Oklahoma City
Ada
Burton Grindstaff
Cromwell
Grindstaff
Paris men visit Ada for brief business trip
O W Boswell and Will Dulaney of Paris Texas spent a few hours in Ada Tuesday. Boswell visited his brother S C Boswell and met with local business men while Dulaney, member of W F Dulaney and Son, attended to business with the Choctaw Cotton Oil company. Boswell also serves as manager of the Paris Building and Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Boswell
Will Dulaney
Paris
Texas
Ada
Boswell
S. C. Boswell
Jigger
Dulaney
W. F. Dulaney
Miss Gertrude Montgomery Heads to Texas for Vacation
Miss Gertrude Montgomery a teacher at Horace Mann training school will depart in the latter part of the week to spend the vacation months in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Montgomery
Horace Mann Training School
Texas
Stratford Women Shop in Ada Yesterday
Mrs. Roy Beckham of Stratford shopped in Ada yesterday. Mrs. Charles Perry and her children Boyd and Effie Lee Perry, of Stratford, were also in Ada for shopping yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beckham
Stratford
Ada
Charles Perry
Boyd
Effie Lee
Ada Visit and Birth Announcements in Stratford Area
Mrs. Arthur Davis of Stratford visited friends in Ada Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Stevens and children plan to reestablish a home here after returning from Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simpson of Fitzhugh announce the birth of a daughter on Monday, May 15, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Davis
Stratford
Ada
Cecil Stevens
Kansas
Stevens
Robert Simpson
Fitzhugh
Birth notices for two children reported in 1933
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Graham announce the birth of a daughter on Tuesday May 16 1933. Mr. and Mrs. W FE Taylor of Center community announce the birth of a son on Wednesday May 17 1933. Dr J R Craig drove to Oklahoma City today to attend the medical society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Graham
W. FE. Taylor
of Center Community
J. R. Craig
Oklahoma City
Medical Society
M T Ritchie 63 Dies At Home South Of Stratford
M T Ritchie aged 63 died at his Stratford area home Saturday morning at 5 45. Funeral services will be conducted at his home Sunday at 2 00 by Criswell Funeral Home. Burial will follow in McGee Cemetery. He is survived by his widow and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Ritchie
Stratford
McGee Cemetery
Criswell Funeral Home
Mr. Ritchie
Mrs. Missouri Sanders 81 Dies Near Allen
Mrs. Missouri Ann Sanders died at home five miles east of Allen Sunday at 3 45 in the morning. Funeral services were conducted at the residence Sunday at 6 with Rev J D Kimbrough presiding. Burial followed in Love cemetery near Atwood with Keith Funeral Chapel in charge. Survived by husband Emery Sanders of Farmington Ark and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Ann Sanders
Allen
J. D. Kimbrough
Love Cemetery
Atwood
Keith Funeral Chapel
Mrs Bertha Bryant dies at 17 in Roff Oklahoma
Mrs Bertha Mae Bryant 17 wife of E B Bryant Roff died at a local hospital Monday at 5 20 am Funeral services will be at the Baptist church in Roff Wednesday at 2 pm Burial in East Hill cemetery Criswell Funeral Home in charge She is survived by her husband her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Whitstone four sisters and three brothers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Mae Bryant
E. B. Bryant
Roff
Baptist Church
East Hill
Criswell Funeral Home
Holdenville relic hunter curates Civil War era antiques and more
D F Krause of Holdenville preserves a varied collection of antique weapons and tools dating from flintlock to Civil War era, including a 1839 Lancaster Ohio coverlet for Maria Freed. His notes describe a Mexican shot gun pistol, a Civil War rifle with bayonet, and numerous weapon accessories, with stories tied to Seminole and Hughes counties and the town of Dustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdenville
D. F. Krause
High Seas
Krause
Seminole County
Lancaster
Maria Freed
Hughes County
Dustin
Spokogee
Fort Smith & Western Railroad
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