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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1913

Page

9

Rain and updates from Maxwell township correspondence

General rain last week boosted prospects with Spring Creek rising but no damage reported. Cotton stands look good and locals anticipate solid yields. Summer Chapel exercises drew crowds. Mack Fleming’s return from Ada after surgery praised the doctor and nurse. Hail damaged orchards on Canadian river and farmers eye potential corn. Editorial notes critique penitentiary probe and Oklahoma laws costs. Gore’s European study aimed at cheaper farming credit. Local social notes list visits and farm work around Maxwell.

Chapel Mack Fleming Maxwells Ada Miss Wales

East Egypt community notices and upcoming events recap

Local notes record weather, visits, and social life in East Egypt. People attend dinners with neighbors, a Baker family visit, and upcoming Decoration Day plans for graves on May 30 to June 1. Church events include Sunday School at 10, Bro French’s 4th Sunday program, and Children's Day activities with a 2:30 p.m. Union meeting. A baby band organizes at Center May 31 with ages 1 to 10 invited.

Priddy Bro. French East Lanham Buck Mr. Myers Stratford Taylor Lanham Will Peck Pickett Center Childern Messrs Deaver Gwinnor Ada Copeland Deavers Baptist Young Peoples Union Davis Medley Waoss

Bebee Items Reflect Local Happenings and Crops

Local notes report crops progressing well with crab grass growing after a recent rain. Mrs. Scates visits Mr. and Mrs. Roddy. Myers family shops in Bebee. Anna Perdue has the blues. a sweetheart plans to go to Texas. Roddy and Scates clear land as J. Roddy and Mrs. Jones share potato slips.

Oscar Perdue Mr. Jones Egypt

Homer Doings and Local Notes from Lightning Ridge Area

Local letters report farming progress with corn oats and cotton, minor purchases and social visits. Mentions preaching plans, school attendance issues and a wedding trip to Centralioma with notes on community happenings and editor apology for delayed printing.

Center Lanham Happenings and Local Church News

Mr and Mrs Fletcher Snipe welcome a new baby girl at home. Bro Goodwin of Stratford preached at West Lanham. Mrs Scott Lanham was in Ada Monday. The M E Church Quarterly Conference meets at Center on Saturday and Sunday the 25th. Noah and Eulah Garret and Ethel Viney were in Ada Saturday. B L M S Center held ice cream and strawberry suppers last Wednesday and Friday. receipts 35 85. They thank supporters and have ordered a new organ. J B Parker R Mann and Sam Corbin with Erica McCulloh and Laura Blackburn attended Stratford baseball game. Miss Glennie Griffith taught at Union Hill and returned home praised as disciplined and energetic. Bro Saas disappointed his congregation due to circumstances.

Fletcher Snipe Bro. Goodwin Stratford West Lanham Scott Lanham Ada M. E. Church Noah Eulah Garret Ethel Viney Center Mr. Saunders Gilmore J. B. Parker R. Mann Sam Corbin Erica McCulloh Laura Blackburn Glennie Griffithh Union Hill School

Sunday Social Notes in Egypt Items

Mrs. Marcum and family visited Mr. Walker and family Sunday afternoon Oscar Perdue called on Mr. Marcum Sunday morning Several residents visit Perdue Ragland and Moss families visit Ada trips noted Mr and Mrs McCracken welcomed a baby boy Mrs Avie Agee and family visited Mrs J R Perdue Ragland family shopped in Ada Abe Norton has mumps Perdue cotton bushes danger Roan Agee invites visits Miller travels to Ada Saturdays and returns Sunday night seeking widows.

J. R. Perdue Ragland Ada Emmil Agee Tony Roddy Mr. Perdue Abe Norton Roan Agee

Latta School Notes Children’s Day and Party Fun

Latta notes recount a busy week with a Friday party at Mrs Cobb’s including an ice cream supper and pasture games. Sunday featured a Children’s Day program led by Ada and Latta group members with music from Ada artists, a scripture talk by Mr Pennington, and group photos by Photographer of Ada.

Land of the Living Coleman Seabolt Ada Lowery Renzo Cooper Latta Pennington

Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship Case

Guardianship of Sophie Wright in Pontotoc County Oklahoma orders sale of her real estate at public auction June 9 1913 at 1 30 pm at the Pontotoc County Courthouse Ada Oklahoma. Sale follows court confirmation with cash terms. Property spans portions of Sections 19 30 32 and adjacent townships in Pontotoc Love Carter counties. Also notes appeals court affirming W M Owens Baldy White convicted of vagrancy and starting a new sentence after a brief trial period.

Court of Appeals W. M. Owens Baldy White White

Guardian to Sell Minor's Real Estate in Pontotoc County

Notice of sale by guardian in Pontotoc County Oklahoma following a court order. Samuel J. Paul a minor will auction his undivided one sixth interest in 280 acres described lands in Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory on Saturday June 7 1913 between 9 am and 4 pm at the Garvin County Courthouse front door Pauls Valley Oklahoma. Dated May 20 1913. D. S. Chestnut guardian with Thompson Patterson attorneys. First published May 22 1913. Z. T. Cartwright of Fitzhugh observed in city this afternoon.

Pontotoc County Oklahoma Samuel J. Paul Garvin Pauls Valley Said Indian Base Meridian Chickasaw Nation Indian Territory U. S Beatrice Paul Smith W. Paul Mary B. Paul Opal Beatrice Paul D. S. Chestnut Thompson & Patterson Guardian Okla

Final Exams Display and Eighth Grade Graduation at Irving and High

Final exams end Thursday noon with student work shown in Irving and High school rooms. Eighth grade graduation at First Methodist church Thursday evening for twenty two pupils. Prizes awarded for home work include Pennington, Keltner, Grady, Priest, Davis. Contest participants see grade averages raised 1 to 5 percent.

Irving and First Methodist Church Irving High School Chas. Pennington Jim Keltner Maud Grady Daisy Priest Willard Smoker Davis Jack Davis

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