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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
3
In Ada Stratford and nearby towns residents share visits, weekend guests, and relocations. Families like the Duvalls Coxs, Drydens Ballards and Varnadores host and travel between Ada Stratford and Oil Center while noting moves such as Roy and Bla White relocating to Ada and the Gentrys purchasing property.
Forty five attended Sunday services at the Oakman Free Will Baptist Church. Visitors included Bob Caton Stockton California Bob Miles Ada and families. L D Stonecipher was retained as pastor and Mrs Debs Halcombe as secretary treasurer. Delegates elected to represent at the next quarterly meeting include Claude Lee Betty Mounger Debs Halcombe and Flora Carter.
Mrs Wilma Craig of Albuquerque New Mexico and Mr and Mrs Glen Anderson with their two children Ada visited Sunday with Mrs Betty Mounger.
A string of social visits is reported across Ada Sulphur and nearby towns with many sightings of Mr and Mrs Scott Jones Mr and Mrs Scroggins and others visiting relatives in Francis Oxnard and San Diego. One man was injured in a wreck and treated at Valley View Hospital.
Edward Berryman and Kay visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman. Mrs Mildred Lee visited Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman Monday. Mrs Berryman visited Mrs Gussie Lillard and Mrs Murray Smith recently.
Mrs Addie English and grandsons Mark and Bryan Pickett visited Tuesday with Mrs Elmer Lee. Mr and Mrs Calvin Lee with Richard Carolyn and Bobby Norman spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Elmer Lee. Daryl Lee Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Billy Lee Kent Kevin and Sonja visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Elmer Lee. Visiting recently with Mr and Mrs Elmer Crawford were Mr and Mrs Herman Crawford Livingston Calif Mrs Mary Lou Henson ek pee and Mrs Mildred.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bundy and their two children Ada move to Oakman after purchasing the Charlie Hay place, establishing new residence with their family.
Mrs. Lillie Morrison and Lois Jean joined Mary Jo Erma June and Tina Louise as visitors at Happyland Church on Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Evertt Lee of Oklahoma City and Darrel from Kentucky spent the weekend with Mrs. Gussie Lillard.
The Sem inole High School junior tennis team coached by Joanne Jaquess won the state championship this weekend after also taking the senior title last week. The H ill and Beebe families were among those visiting Pickett Church Saturday to view a painting in progress. Rev John Skaggs of Lexington visited Rev Cassie Hill on Saturday.
A tended Fellowship Service Saturday night at the Campground Free Will Baptist Church in Ada and Mr and Mrs Jones were dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles Henry in Center.
Burl Webb was hospitalized in Shawnee Monday following an automobile accident.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk from Oklahoma City visit the Allen Biggs family this week. Mrs. Milton Voyles brings her Nazarene Sunday school class to the Allen Biggs farm for a wiener roast Monday night. Sunday night guests at the Jaquess home include Mr. and Mrs. Royce Jaquess and Sheila Newberry.
Royce Jaquess visited Madill this weekend while Mrs. Odis Davis attended Merle Brashears’s graduation in Oklahoma City. Four generations attended as Merle, her mother, grandmother and great grandmother celebrated. Visiting families and attending gatherings are noted, including Jaquess and Norvill relatives and others in Hart area social rounds.
Alvie L. Griffith recent visitor in the Ownbey home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griffith of Fort Worth visited Wednesday with Mrs. Laura Johnson. Richard Soutee of Roff visited Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Soutee and children spent Sunday with Mrs. Laura Johnson.
Long list of visits across Spring Hill Kansas and nearby towns with multiple families hosting relatives including Eeds Griffith Summers Stanfield Hatcher Penrod and Hughey. Social rounds include Saturday Monday Sunday and Wednesday calls among Arno Griffith Bertha Summers Mollie Summers Paul Summers and others with hospital and regional home visits noted.
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