Oil Center social page notes volunteers visit Robertson family
Mrs. Dorchie Booth, Mrs. Alene Tucker and Mrs. Bee Robertson spent Wednesday helping Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1955
Page
6
Mrs. Dorchie Booth, Mrs. Alene Tucker and Mrs. Bee Robertson spent Wednesday helping Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson.
Mr and Mrs Earl McDaniel and Jody and Mr and Mrs Char ley McDaniel spent Friday shopping and visiting with Mr and Mrs Orval Starnes of Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Leon Sell of Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Togo Wood and Joan of Parish Chapel visited Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker Thursday night.
Mrs. Leona Haggard of Richmond California visited friends in Oil Center Thursday. Mr and Mrs Rob Wommick of Sulphur visited with Mr and Mrs Charley McDaniel last week.
A cottage prayer gathering occurred Tuesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gray with attendees Mrs. Frank Pinley, Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Henson, and Mrs. Florence Isaacs. Mrs. Dorchie Booth visited relatives Friday in Ada with Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson.
Local families from Ada and surrounding towns share visits from Galey to Seminole. A ankle injury to Mrs. Dee Willoughby is described with ligaments torn and a cast. Vacation Bible School announced for June 6 at Pentecostal Holiness Church with all ages invited.
Mr and Mrs J W Booth are noted in a Sunday evening gathering reported in a local notice. The brief item records the couple hosting or attending a church or community function with no further details.
Roger Layne and Gerald Sutton spent Saturday night with Lloyd and Floyd Burk, sharing time at a local residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Robertson made a business trip to Konawa on Friday, accompanying their travel with professional meetings and local commerce discussions during the visit.
The note expresses concern as Sally Thomas remains in Valley View Hospital and hopes for her swift recovery and return home.
Mr and Mrs H B Griffith assisted Mrs W B Griffith in moving Sunday into a new residence at Gaar Corner.
Donna Jill Cummins of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Love Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Arlis Upperman visited Mr and Mrs W C Nelson of Paden Sunday. Mrs Nelson accompanied them back to spend a week and is the mother of Mrs Upperman.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Melton were Mr. and Mrs. George Cornell of Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Etier and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Etier of Ada.
A banquet was held Saturday night at East Central State College. Attendees included faculty and students, and the event highlighted campus achievements with remarks from college officials.
Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan and Fredie of Worstell visited Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker Tuesday night. Mrs W B Brecheen visited with her daughter Mrs Hazel Newby Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Lee Little of Pauls Valley visited Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton Sunday, sharing a family call and friendly chat at the Sutton home.
Children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willie Isa. The brief note records a peaceful family gathering with no further details or events.
Mack Fleming is in Valley View Hospital after a medical incident. Details on his condition and treatments were not disclosed but he is listed under patient status with family awaiting further information.
A brief note conveys best wishes for a speedy recovery for Gery. The message emphasizes health and swift improvement.
A Tulsa family enjoyed a quiet Sunday evening in the company of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp along with their children, sharing a relaxed social visit and conversation.
Larry Cunningham takes a new job in Ada. Thirteen attend Sunday morning services at the Missionary Baptist Church. Mrs Frank Lewis and Bobby Gene visit OU in Norman Saturday. Mr and Mrs Houston Evans and their Tulsa daughter visit Mr and Mrs Alva Evans, continuing regional social activity.
Mrs George Evans of Stonewall is noted on Sunday evening. Mrs Elmer Love underwent minor surgery at the Sugg Clinic Friday morning.
J. K. Young, 58, of Lula died at a local hospital Tuesday at 5 30 p m. Funeral was Friday at 2 Centraloma Baptist Church. Bearers were Paul Johnston Ben Johnston Walter Brooks David Brooks Buford Wisenhunt and Elmo Hamilton. Surviving are wife Martha daughters Edna Holder and Lavoya Rushing of Coalgate Bobbie Young of the home sons B D of Lula Coy Billy and Simon of the home brothers Jess Kiowa Clayton Calvin Allen Broken Bow Elmer Texas eight sisters
The mobile X ray unit operated at Lula School on Monday May 16 with about 83 people scanned. A. H. Sims of Lula died May 12 at age 57 with funeral at Lula Church of Christ. Bearers named include Misenheimer Wisenhunt Wofford Cooper Hamilton and Wooley. Survived by wife Doll daughter Joyce Snow and grandson Dale Snow.
Rural humor notes workers prizing honest money and small debts. A weekly loan from Tobe Hinch to Tubby Tyler is repaid in installments. Musings on bluffing, stubbornness, canned music, and political foibles close with Rev Charley Grant E-3-3%5.
The report lists residents visiting relatives and attending services in the area. Daisy Lee of Muskogee and Maud Stamps of Oklahoma City are mentioned along with Myrtle Lillard of Allen. A bac calaureate address was given by Duane Riley, pastor of Union Valley Baptist Church.
The report notes attendance at baccalaureate services Sunday. Knox Sweat Connie spent Saturday night with her mother Lula Glover and sister Maude Harbin in Stonewall. Floyd Harkins of Lane visited Rollen Duncan and Virgie Leader. Donald Ray Brooks of Ada visited his parents Walter Brooks and in laws D. R. Clifford.
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