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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

8

Roff Young Man Enters Race for State Representative

F H McKeel of Roff announces candidacy for state representative in the next Legislature subject to the Democratic primary on August 1. He moved from Cleburne eight years ago, has run a business and studied law, works in A L Bullock’s office, and is taking a correspondence course aiming to be admitted to the bar soon. He has no defined platform yet but promises to outline goals if elected.

F. H. McKeel Roff McKeel Rofs Cleburne Texas A. L. Bullock

Memorial Hall Bond Election Set For Ada June 6

Ada voters will decide on a proposed 1100000 bond issue to buy land and construct a memorial convention hall serving as a community house and memorial to World War service. The plan, backed by civic groups, would fund site purchase, building, and fit for the Chamber of Commerce American Legion Red Cross Boy Scouts and National Guard. bonds would bear 5 12 percent interest and mature within 25 years.

Ada W. H. Fisher Chamber of Commerce American Legion Boy Scouts National Guards Red Cross

Community Notices From Wilson Weekend Guests

A series of social visits are recorded in Wilson with many residents hosting guests. Among those mentioned are Chloe Fussell with Ruby Stewart, Lillie Beger with Esther Vandergriff, Ina Brandon with Willie Beller, Laura and Mexico Stewart with Eula Morrison, and Jewell Arnett with Fannie Hillard. A pie supper is announced for Wednesday night and a singing event by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynn Sunday at 3:30.

Chloe Fussell Ruby Stewart Lillie Beger Esther Vandergriff Ina Brandon Willie Beller Laura Mexico Stewart Eula Morrison Jewell Arnett Fannie Hillard Jewell Fussell Lois Hudson Johnnie Taylor Will Tidwell Margie Price

Man Fights Weeds in Lanham Neighborhood

L. F. Tully from Lanham neighborhood said he had been going the limit since the weather cleared and was making a showing in his fight with the weeds Saturday.

L. F. Tully Lanham

Singing crowd fills Saturday night gathering

Miss Ethel Hopper spent Saturday and Sunday at Colbert. Ida Ellis and Francis Rains were guests of Elizabeth Walker. Harlton Jones attended singing Sunday evening. Lottie Stringer visited her sister Theodora Sparkman. Theodora Sparkman spent Saturday night with the Stringer family. A good rain fell Sunday night. Robert Rains and Ralph Hopper were visitors in the Colbert vicinity Sunday.

Ethel Hopper Colbert Ida Ellis Francis Rains Elizbeth Walker Harlton Jones Lottie Stringer Theodora Sparkman Stringer Robert Rains Ralph Hopper Curley

Eperson Announces Candidacy for County Judge

B H Eperson appears as a Democratic candidate for County Judge in the News announcement column. Father mention will be made of his candidacy next week.

B. H. Eperson the News

Crop of Eight Graders Expected Certificate Batch

County Superintendent A Floyd says over two hundred eighth grade certificates will be awarded this spring to non independent schools in Pontotoc County. The list includes Frisco, Burrow, Maxwell, Center, Irene Butler, and many more with late additions.

Pontotoc County A. Floyd Lula Jesse Frisco Leonard L. Morin Verner V. Voyles Clara Belcher Clorance Cleo Jones Buster Danels Phelix Brown Sam Burrow John Butler Gladys Daniel Mattie Hopkins Warren Wiley Sidney Wiley Karlin Haskins Delia Myers Escal Myers Lena Manley Novela Manley Lora South Tyrola Arthur Brandon Robert Erwin Dale Fishbeck Herbert Cooper Mary Green Juanita Smith Cameron Hill Dewey Stone Milton Stone Jack Summers Herman Jackson Dovie Agee Charley Tilley Orpheline Raimoland Odus Wilfong Ted Rollins Orville Parker John Tisdale Golden Lunsford Thelma Vaden Dorothy Armstrong Ida Walker Winnie Basemore Bertha Rushing Robert Ross Fitzhugh Perry Donald Maggie Cartwright Esther Jones Letitia Land Ruth Moore Neema Moore Beryl Simpson Jewell Thompson Roma Wesson Arthur Brown Cecil Ethridge Garland Ethridge Aulden Lackey Conner Webb Knaubie Cole Minnie Prewett Minnie Glasgow Willie Cruch Earl Eppler Speights Eppler J. D. Sheppard Willie High Edna Mae Stephens Leone Ratcliffe

Burk's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Co to Exhibit at Ada

Burk's Big Uncle Tom's Cabin Co assembles a grand dramatic tour with own train and cast to perform the New Version of Uncle Tom's Cabin in Ada at 8:30 p.m. The company touts scenic effects, singers, dancers, and a large organization on the road.

Burk Uncle Tom's Cabin Co Ada Uncle Tom Eliza Little Eva Marks

Local Couples Tie the Knot in Pair of Rural Marriages

Charles G. Murray of Hominy aged 40 wed Lois Conlee of Ada aged 20 this Saturday in a ceremony performed by Justice H. J. Brown. Sterling K. Ballard, 27 of Fitzhugh, married Anna Mae Williams, 18, of Fitzhugh, and Walter Smith, 23 of Byng, wed Lovell Wilson, 18, also of Byng.

Charles G. Murray Hominy Lois Conlee Ada Sterling K. Ballard Fitzhugh Anna Mae Williams Justice of the Peace H. J. Brown Walter Smith Byng Lovell Wilson

Let a News Want Ad Get It

A brief want ad urges readers to place classified notices through the newspaper office. It highlights quick insertion and broad reach for jobs, services, and items for sale.

East Central College to Open Largest Summer Term

May 29 marks the start of the biggest summer session in East Central College history. Officials expect heavier enrollment than last summer's 1,100 as regular classes begin after May 29 with registration through that week. Extra instructors arrive next week to tackle a demanding summer schedule and rooms for students are nearly fully booked.

East Central College

Pioneer Doctor Dr. F. S. Sturdevant Dies in Vanoss

Dr. F. S. Sturdevant, 60, a longtime Pontotoc County physician and former Roff merchant, died at his Vanoss home after a year of ill health. Survived by widow and seven children, funeral at Ress, Rev. H. M. Woods officiating. entombment in a steel vault.

Vanoss Okla F. S. Sturdevant Pontotoc County Illinois Ress H. M. Woods Ada Jim Frank Paul Clint Myrtle Ethel Bertha Ruby Sturdevant Vaness Roff

Hog Quotations at Oklahoma City Market

Live pork values declined with receipts near 90,000 head on Tuesday and a heavy supply. Top hogs brought $10, with bulk sellers at $9.85 to $10.00, stockers $8.00 to $8.50, and sows $8.50 while stag prices ranged from $6.00 to $6.50.

Oklahoma City Seven Western

Bridesmaids’ Powder Blue Frocks Adorned With Pink Roses

The bridesmaids wore powder blue georgette gowns trimmed with girdles and sprays of pale pink roses, with hair styled to match.

Ada Honors Grads Amid Busy School Year Finale

Ada cap and gown exercises closed a successful school year. Rev H M Woods urged graduates to value money brains and education as world progress hinges on it. Music by senior glee club orchestra chorus and Burgess Steed cornet accompanied diplomas. K E C Wilson spoke briefly after diplomas. Families filled First Methodist for the ceremony.

Ada H. M. Woods First Christian Church Burgess Steed K E. C. Wilson First Methodist Church

East Central College Wins State Championship in Baseball

East Central College earned the state collegiate baseball title at a meeting in Oklahoma City. Coach M. Z. Thompson relayed the result by telephone. the victory caps a strong athletic year, with hopes to repeat as conference champions.

Thompson University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A & M College Ada Katy East Central East Central Teachers College Oklahoma City M. Z. Thompson Weatherford University of Tulsa Edmond Oklahoma City College Martin Adam

Brumley Calls at News Office Near Oakman

Ss. B. Brumley of Oakman area visited the News office Saturday afternoon. Brumley has lived in the county for ten years.

Ss. B. Brumley Oakman Mr. Brumley

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FH Mpreel Memorial Hall Wilson ADA Greenhouse New Bethel Epperson J. G. Witherspoon North Broadway Ada, Oklahoma Deering McCormick McCor Mick Deering Or McCormick International One Horse Hay Presses Motor Presses International Tractors Primrose Peter Schuttler Springfield Root’s Rollow Hardware Go Woods Tulsa Ada Council United Commercial Grand Council Clinton Medicine Park A. W. Parker ADA College Dan Gerous A-1 A. G. Adair West Main Kellogg’s W. K. Kellogg Just Stevens-Wilson
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