Parish Chapel Social Notes for Drydens Visit Magars
Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden spent Sunday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Magar of Oil Center.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden spent Sunday evening with her parents Mr and Mrs Jim Magar of Oil Center.
Mr and Mrs P O Henson visited Mr and Mrs Bud Dryden on Sunday evening in a social update from the community.
E. C. Cavener and H. R. were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lamb at Summers Chapel, sharing an informal visit in a local gathering.
Mrs Pearl Gray and her sons were in Stratford Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Walter Wood.
The report references Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Crawford of Ada and mentions events tied to their daughter, observed on Thursday in local coverage.
W N Isaacs called on Friday evening and spent time with Mr and Mrs Bud Dryden during a social visit at their home.
Mrs. Clara Wood was the Monday night guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker of Galey. The social visit was noted in local society circles.
Mrs Virgie Pennington joined Vineta and Mildred for dinner with Mr and Mrs J E Maddox of Gaar Corner. It marked Mrs Maddoxs 69th birthday, with other visitors including Bobby Jackson Charlie Maddox and Will Maddox and daughter from Gozebo Oklahoma. Will longtime resident recently went to Sulphur to collect their daughter at school there.
M. D. Edwards and Gary called on W. N. Isaacs for a while Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Troy Miller and Clara spent a Sunday at Lake Webster fishing and picnicking enjoying a family outing by the water.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Law spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Pod Law of Ada, sharing a social visit.
The Rev and Mrs Bet Jones called on W N Isaaces for a few minutes Sunday evening.
Mrs Elma Law and Max and Mrs Aleta Law and John visited Mrs Ethel Keef of Ada Wednesday evening.
Jackie Dryden of Lawrence spent Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryden, sharing time at their home.
Mrs. Cloreta Gray and children of Oil Center along with Mrs. Joy Tucker and her girls of Galey visited Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Isaacs and Mrs. Cloera Wood on Saturday evening.
Those visiting Dwade Isaacs on Sunday evening included May Rene Farmer Mildred Clay Linda Ann Tucker Melba Jackson of Stratford and J A Patton of Oklahoma City.
Max Lynn Law and Jerry Mc Kinney spent Saturday and Saturday night with John Law of Ada, sharing time in the city.
Mr and Mrs Bob Crowder and their children of Ada were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Troy Miller and family recently.
Frank Dryden and Carl Pinley of Bebee visited the J. W. Law home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Billings of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Bud Dryden Monday evening.
Mrs Ann Wilson along with Sue and David spent Sunday evening visiting Florence Isaacs at her home.
Mrs Ethel Keef spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs J W Law and Max Lynn, according to local social notes.
Mrs. Virgie Pennington visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud Dryden on Saturday for a social call.
Mr and Mrs Edmond Cavener and family of Ada spent Sunday with his father E C Cavener and aLocal readers note a family gathering with Edmond Cavener visiting in Ada.
Homer and Junior Farmer visited W. N. Isaacs late Sunday evening. The brief note records a social call at Isaacs' home and mentions no further events or participants.
Gary and Larry Gray, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray, spent Sunday night and Monday with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Gray of Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dryden and family visited Ruby Dryden on Friday to pick up their son Jackie who has spent the last week visiting relatives.
Mrs Iva Mae Crowder of Ada welcomed Tuesday guests Mrs Lillie Miller and Alvie as part of a social visit.
Mayrene Farmer and Melba Jackson attended church in Stratford Sunday night with Mrs. Mildred Clay.
Sunday visitors included Mrs. Mildred Clay and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Pennington. Also present were Mayrene Farmer Melba Jackson Dwade Isaacs Larry Patton J A Patton and Rita Jackson spent the day there.
Fred Gray and Jake Chandler spent Saturday fishing at Lake Texoma, enjoying the day on the water and likely pursuing bass and other sport fish.
A fragment names individuals Alvie Miller Gene Junior Temple Wayne and Laverne in an undated notice or social item. No actions, dates, or roles are provided in readable text.
A hunting group travels with farmer and Doyne Isaacs among the participants. The outing details the members and目的 location not specified in the fragment.
Local resident Little Larry Gray of Springbrook reports the creek overflow after heavy rain. He describes water spilling over banks, with neighbors noting inundated yards and road washes.
Mr and Mrs John Layman visited with Mr and Mrs Clyde Welch Friday night in a brief social note from the Summers Chapel community.
Mrs. Ray Northam and Randy met with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Northam during Friday afternoon and again Friday night.
Miss Irene Carson visits Mr and Mrs Dewey North on Friday and Friday night for a social call at their home.
Relatives and friends in Lubbock Texas gather for a several week stay. the note mentions a move from that city about a year and a half earlier.
Betty Heaps, employed in the medical records room at Valley View Hospital, was surprised with a belated Saturday birthday party by friends. They presented a cake decorated with pink rosebuds and white icing that read Happy Birthday Betty. She received many gifts and the cake was served with coffee after gifts were opened.
Glynn Wood and Lynn Wood were Monday dinner guests of their aunt May Majors.
Mr and Mrs Lynnie Burk and daughter Sharon of Shawnee spent the weekend with Mrs Burks parents Mr and Mrs Ben Hunter in a family visit.
Mr and Mrs A R Rutherford Teddy Carol Ann and Impson Anderson toured eastern Oklahoma on Thursday. They did some fishing but said they had some luck yet it was all bad.
Mary Lou Jones and Joy Lane visited Mrs Betty Heaps on Sunday afternoon, spending time at her home. The article notes their social call and the cordial visit among neighbors.
The Summers Chapel Home Demonstration Club will meet on Friday May 27. All members are urged to be present.
Mrs A B Rains visited with Mrs Jo Northam on Monday, sharing time together in a social call.
Mr and Mrs Loy Wood and their sons visited Mrs Wood s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Ott Jones in Stratford late Sunday afternoon.
The Loy Wood family purchased a new 15 foot deep freeze and had it installed Monday May 23.
Aunt Jo Lynch spent Friday night with the Wess Farmer family, sharing time and stories in a small, informal gathering.
Mrs Lora Ellis visits daughter Mrs Glady Stell and Mrs Eddie Cox in Safford Arizona during a family gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Tucker and son Jimmy of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tucker and son Herbie of Van Nuys California visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Tucker Tuesday evening. Hubert's wife played a tape recording of one of Hubert's radio programs. Johnnie Tucker and Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Tucker and children were also present.
Farmers Buzzy and Dery made a business trip to Muskogee Saturday for unspecified duties.
Rev and Mrs Scott Jones of Oakman were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Everett Pannell and boys.
Mrs Kaythren Lance Mrs Kate Wood and May Majors visited Mr and Mrs Ambers Wood and Mr and Mrs Louis Wood in Stratford during a social call that highlighted local family ties and neighborly visiting customs observed in the community.
Elmer Ward of Shreveport Louisiana and Ott Niece of Gainesville Texas visited Mr and Mrs E H Light. The meeting occurred at their home and marked a friendly social occasion with local guests.
Mr and Mrs Leo Nelson and Shirley were Sunday dinner guests of his parents Mr and Mrs A P Nelson in a family gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Brown and their children from Oklahoma City brought Mrs. Kate Wood home Friday. During the visit Mrs. Brown took the boys to a dentist to have dental work done.
Mrs Olive Belle Wood visited Mrs Eugene Lance on Monday morning in a social call.
Mrs. Belle Willburn brought her mother Mrs. A. B. Rains to her daughter Mrs. Dewey Northam's Monday for a short visit.
Mr and Mrs Julius Ellis and Betty visited Mr and Mrs John Rosellis in Macomb Oklahoma on Sunday. Mrs Rosellis is Mrs Ellis sister.
Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker and Mr and Mrs Lee Tucker visited a cousin in Shawnee Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Farmer hosted over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Howerton and their children of Frederick Oklahoma, along with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Megee, for a family gathering.
Dannie and his son from Hobbs New Mexico joined Mrs Megee’s brother Buzzie for a visit before returning home.
Mr and Mrs A R Rutherford visited Mr and Mrs Pete Moody in Tulsa over the weekend in a brief social note highlighting local social ties and weekend travel.
Mr and Mrs John L Henry of Mission San Jose California are new subscribers to the ADA WEEKLY NEWS They are this correspondent s aunt and uncle.
Summers Chapel community agradees folding chairs from Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church used in auditorium for the school's annual spring play.
Mrs Loriie Vandergriff and her family visited Mr and Mrs Frank Pinley on Sunday afternoon, sharing time together in a local social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Hunter visited Mrs Hunter s parents Mr and Mrs Rance Tucker Sunday.
Betty Tucker visited Martha Cox Sunday afternoon for a social call and conversation.
Mrs Irene Klutz and girls Sue and Doris of Stratford and Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden were Sunday dinner guests and visitors of Mr and Mrs Jim Magar.
Mr and Mrs N L Hensley of Vaness visited with Mr and Mrs John Wood and Charles Tuesday.
E. C. Cavener and H. R. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lamb on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Buren Magar of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Jim Magar Saturday night.
Charles Wood and Stanley Brown paid a social call on Clydie Welch Wednesday evening, sharing time and conversation in a local gathering.
Mr and Mrs John Wood and Charles spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Lamb in the Union Hill community.
Mrs Dorothy Loving called on Mr and Mrs Jim Magar Monday. She is the Magars daughter introducing a family visit note.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Tucker spent Thursday night with his sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hunter of Oklahoma City.
Mrs Kaythren Lance visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs John Wood in a social greeting noted by local observers. The gathering included light conversation and shared hospitality at a home event.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Carson visited Mrs Carson's sister. Mr and Mrs Brown and Mr and Mrs Fay Coats were also visiting Mr and Mrs Davis.
On May 17 the Summers Chapel students presented the annual spring program. Judy Megee earned a perfect attendance certificate for 1954 55. Citizenship awards went to Nora Shackelford and Jimmy Wood. Additional certificates were given for reading 25 or more books to Rodney Gray Ladonna Welch Jo Ann Shackelford Patsy Heaps Douglas Kendall Michael Thomas Jimmy Megee Donna Nelson Sue Willoughby Sally Thomas Wanda Wilson and Nora Shackelford.
On May 18 the primary room pupils held a last day picnic indoors due to showers. Boys won the catch-as-catch-can game and girls won the book relay. Several Mrs. visitors served the picnic dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Frantz gave a cake inscribed Last Day Kids.
Dams broke after heavy rain with Sprinkbrook Creek overflowing for five years. Highway 61 flooded crossing and much of the road, knocking down about a half mile of Impson Anderson farm fence. The road was impassable for a day and a half and gravel washed away leaving rough surface. Highway crews oiled the road after the flood, improving smoothness. The weather brought beneficial rain despite damage.
The editor invites readers living outside the state to respond. Contact Route 2, Stratford or call 9535 W3. Messages may be left at E. H. Light's grocery for pickup.
Weekend visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Berryman included their son and daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Berryman with the Shawnee family, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee of Ada. Mrs. Betty Monger joined for Sunday dinner.
C. C. Minson of Davis traveled there last week with his sister Mrs. Mary Lee Caton and nephew Jimmie Caton and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richardson of Tulsa Texas were Friday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Peve and children.
Sunday visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Nance included Mrs. Nance's sisters and their husband Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Cox and Miss Mary Boyd of Holdenville.
Mrs Gussie Lillard visited Saturday with Mr George Clark Mrs Kathryn Clark and Mrs George Clark in a casual social call.
Norma Faye Hobbs infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hobbs is home after two weeks in Oklahoma City visiting aunt Florence Avent. Exposed siblings Eugene and Shirley Ann to whooping cough did not contract it, so Norma Faye stayed with her aunt before returning home. The family hopes she remains free from the illness until she can receive the whooping cough serum.
Mr and Mrs Jeff Ainsworth and daughter Kathryn of Ada spent Friday visiting his parents Mr and Mrs J P Ainsworth and Mildred and Hazel.
A bulletin states reporter Trenna Pevehouse is no longer writing Oakman news and urges community cooperation. It requests items to be left at the Oakman store or called in to the new writer who will cover for a time.
Farmers express gratitude for last week's rainfall as ponds fill and crops, gardens, and pastures are expected to thrive after the wet spell.
Mr and Mrs Buster Hobbs and Eugene and Shirley visited Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs J R Pendergrass.
The Vogt family Mr and Mrs Herman Vogt and their three sons move from Ada this week and have rented the Berryman place in the community.
Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman hosted a dinner with Richards and Leon Berryman of Byng and their family as guests Monday in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Bob Latta visited Saturday with their son and with Ada Berryman and Jess Berryman, sharing time with Angie Wright.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Hogue and daughter Cathy were Sunday dinner visitors hosted by Mr and Mrs Hubert Simpson in Happyland.
Mrs. and Mr. Jess Duvall visited Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Myers of Byng for a social call, sharing greetings and friendly conversation during the stop.
Shirley and Eugene Hobbs spent last Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Pendergrass, sharing a social visit and conversation.
Obituary noting the death of Harve Nickell of Allen last week. He was an uncle of R. M. Nickell. Community members attended the Allen funeral. Mr and Mrs Allen Fox are constructing a new room addition to their house.
Mr and Mrs Carl Morris and their children of Latta visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ira Womack. Mrs Dora Sauter of Ada visited Sunday with Mrs Dollie Clarida. Mrs Bernice Holland visited last week with her aunt Mrs Lorene Cape of Shawnee. Mrs Maggie Smith and daughters Helen and Mary Lee of Ada visited Sunday with her sister and family Mr and Mrs J P Ainsworth.
Mr and Mrs Cub Owens of Wetumka visited Sunday with her sister and family Mr and Mrs C H Hampton and children.
Timmie Hobbs of Ada and Shirley Ann Hobbs are visiting for a few weeks with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hobbs.
Mrs Leota Little of Atoka visited Sunday with her mother Mrs Fox and brother Allen Fox in a family gathering noted in local social news.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Pevehouse and son Vernon spent time Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Sloan and children Larry and Loretta of Homer.
Jackie Phillip Howard and Bob Summers are attending Bible School at the Homer Church. The program will run for two weeks.
Mrs L M Moody visited briefly Monday morning with Mrs Cora Pendegrass.
Kirby Cook of Pecos Texas, son in law of Mr and Mrs C H Hampton, was a weekend guest in their home. Mrs Cook and children, visiting her parents for several weeks, returned home with her husband Monday.
Mr and Mrs Jess Duvall visited Sunday night with Angie Wright. The social call highlighted local family connections and neighborhood companionship.
Mr and Mrs Dub Guest and Susan and Sonny called on Sunday visiting Mrs Guest’s sister and family Mr and Mrs Jim Roundtree of Happyland.
Mr and Mrs George Adams and their four children from Hobbs New Mexico are visiting this week with Mrs Adams brothers and families Mr and Mrs Carl Hobbs and Mr and Mrs Buster Hobbs and their children.
Mr and Mrs Sid Isaacs visited Sunday with Mrs Isaacs sister Roy Bottoms and family of Ada. Mr and Mrs Ken Jackson of Happyland visited Saturday with Mr and Mrs Maurice Current and Lonnie Dale.
Mrs. Bertha Coulter of Ft. Smith Arkansas visits her sisters and families the Allen Fox and Carl Hobbs households Curtis Hogue visits from Steedman with his parents Many attend Sunday School and church services Rev L D Stonecipher preaches guests Mr and Mrs Leon Adams and children from Denver City Texas stay with Sam Adams and Bill Whittington families
Sue Wilson and others attended a school picnic with skating in the morning and an afternoon pee-wee softball game. The Base Trotters, coached by Rodney Gray, defeated the All Stars 23 to 12 in a thrilling match. School officials forecast fair weather for the final day of school next year.
Mr and Mrs E J Lancaster of Ada visited Saturday night with their son and family Mr and Mrs Marion Lancaster and children.
Mrs A E Pevehouse with Larry Sloan and Marel Reeves of Homer along with Mrs Clara Pevehouse and Mr and Mrs Jesse Pevehouse of Ada visit with Beaty and Loyd Nickell. Mr and Mrs Ed Walker of Allen join Clyde Kaiser household and Cullen Hampton and daughters, Kirby Cook and family of Pecos Texas, and Earnest Vaughn with baby from Ada enjoy Holdenville Lake picnic.
Age Sunday and Lorene Bratcher preached Sunday night in a local church service. The event highlighted community faith and worship led by Bratcher and Lorene amid the evening gathering.
Mr and Mrs Jerry D. Balthrop of Ada announce their son Tracy Kent born Tuesday May 17 weighing 5 pounds 2 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Maurice Current. Kay Current is the former Miss Kay Current.
Mr and Mrs Mart Hobbs of Stonewall visited Sunday with Mrs Carl Hobbs and Clyde Hobbs of Ada.
Mr and Mrs Bill Wadlington and their children from Tulsa were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs L D Baird.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Anson and their children Glen Sue and Kay traveled to Pauls Valley on Sunday for a business trip.
Buck Flatt of Dallas Texas was a Sunday visitor of Mr and Mrs Maurice Current.
Mr and Mrs Joe Crawford and daughter Linda visited Sunday with Mrs George Clark and Kathryn, highlighting a family social gathering reported in the Sun Day column.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lee were their children and families.
Chester Williamson Jr one of the high school graduates leaves for Oklahoma City to join other young men entering the Air Force. They will start basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas.
The text notes children of Hobbs New Mexico visiting with their parents Mr and Mrs Sam Adams and Mr and Mrs M H Hobbs along with other relatives. Guests of the Hobbs family were Mr and Mrs Erwin Duncan and their Pontotoc children.
Mr and Mrs Bill Elliott and Jean Anne of Chickasha are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Elkins.
Mrs Stacia Byers is visiting relatives in Ft Worth Texas for several weeks staying with family and attending local activities during the stay.
Mrs Birdie Gray was taken to Valley View Hospital Saturday for x rays and tests and returned home. She plans to enter University Hospital in Oklahoma City for major surgery.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Hough of Enid visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Earl Hough to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs Frank King at Pleasant Hill Church last Friday.
Mrs. Mattie Simpson, daughter of Mrs. Johnny Armstrong, and Mr. Armstrong of Kansas were here last week.
Recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Reynolds included her mother Mrs. H. H. Miller and daughter of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jennings of Duncan. The group spent time fishing during their visit.
A Saturday guest for Mrs. Tom Shannon was her brother Virgil Wilson of Ada. Elvis Jean Phillips and daughter visited grandmother Mrs. Sally Ready on Friday. Mrs. Phillips will be remembered here as Evelyn Pittman.
Mr and Mrs Carlton Ready of Dell City visit relatives, staying with Mrs Sallie Ready and others over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs J Sliger of Tupelo host Mrs Ready who travels with her son and his wife for a week visiting relatives there.
Mr and Mrs IIvie Satterfield and their children from Muskogee spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs S G Satterfield and Mr and Mrs Ed Glover.
Mr and Mrs Bill Parrott and their children of Seminole visited relatives in Ada over Saturday and Sunday staying with Mr and Mrs W Parrott and Mr and Mrs Buzbee.
Spending Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Charley Sawyers were Mr and Mrs Buster Hunter and children of Pauls Valley.
Following commencement exercises last Tuesday evening a farewell slumber party was held for the senior girls by Miss Phyllis Murphy. Attending were Ruby Nell Scott Douglas Ann Smith Jeanine Horton Elnora McDonald. Cokes popcorn and cookies were served to the group.
Mr and Mrs Tite Vennings and their sons from Hart Texas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Lee Shepherd.
Mr and Mrs Rae Thompson Linda and Bill attended the bac calaureate sermon at East Central in Ada Sunday evening. Their daughter Patsy is receiving her BA degree.
Other Stonewallites in this spring's graduating class at East Central are Mrs. Zora Thompson, Bob Langley and Gene Lung.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Body of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Body.
Mrs. Jay Groves and children Johnny and Carolyn return to Great Bend Kansas with Mr. Jay Groves after a week visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Allred.
The Order of Eastern Star held its regular semi monthly meeting on Monday evening with a brief business session followed by a short program in which guests were introduced.
A meeting included Lucille Howell Nora Hardin Blanch Skeith of Pontotoc Sally Hughey Mary West Myrtle Farmer Mattie Furlong Wessie Wilkerson Eugenia Young Ada Stonewall chapter Ida Henry Wapanucka June Scott Ada Louise Welch Vaness Myr Finch Tupelo Winnie Willingham Polly Buzbee Tulsa John and Bes.
A group of residents including Sweetwater of Wewoka, Alexander families of Hardin City and Tupelo, Kent of Ada, and several others attended a social evening. Refreshments of cake and punch were served by hostesses Bessie Sweetwater and Mrs Alton Hale.
Mrs Lily Wilson and her daughter have returned home after a school year in Carlsbad New Mexico where Mrs Wilson is employed. They will visit her mother Mrs Dorena Mays during the stay.
Miss Mattie Davis of Newcastle visits fiancé Duane Riley and his parents Mr and Mrs Charley Riley. A June 4 wedding in New Castle is planned.
Mr and Mrs W E Winton drove their son Corporal Joe Lee Winton back to Fort Sill Monday afternoon.
Mrs. R. C. Carter travels to Pueblo Colorado upon the death of her sister Mrs. Mae Earl. She is joined by Mrs. T. F. Mize and Mr. Mize of near Texarkana on the trip.
The local draft board requests information on the whereabouts of registrants Burl A. Bartlett Jr. through Johnny Emmitt Pearce. Call Mrs. Josephine Latta, board secretary, at office number 1766 or home 290 with any location details.
The National Geographic Society lists Kentucky locales including Hardshell Baptist Pumpkin Chapel Hi-Hat Brightshade Stop over Julip Mud Lick Mud Camp Fishtrap and Pippapass as place names in the state.
A brief classified notice notes higher returns on invested sums in the Ada NEWS Want Ads section. The snippet implies readers seek better value from placing ads and highlights financial gains tied to vesting or trust funds.
Readers reflect on a week of rain with both relief and fatigue. Many ponds overflowed while a few properties lost water features or ponds vanished entirely. The tone blends gratitude for rainfall with practical concerns.
Sun day visitors and dinner guests included Mrs William Ward Mrs Irene Hall and their sons Tim and Bill a brother E K White and daughter Carolyn plus Alvin Parsons of Oklahoma City.
Mrs C H Hampton visited Sunday with Mrs J R Pender at grass.
Mrs Francis Harris and daughter Carolyn are mentioned with another woman Mrs Swim in an incomplete line, suggesting a social or family reference in the newspaper fragment. The text ends abruptly without a clear event or context.
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