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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1933

Page

6

Community busy in crops with visits and church notes

Rural notes list neighbors visiting kin and friends in Blue Mound Ada and Francis. Coal Creek association plans a fifth Sunday meeting at New Hether church with sermons questions and discussions led by multiple elders. Mentions include visits by Elma May Bert May Roy Lindsay and others plus several church activities and travel to Texas and Oklahoma.

Coal Creerk Association Coal Creek Association Hether W. F. Mayo Cal Sension R. L. McCord D. M. Hudson Rh. O. Bloxham A. E. Ford Lee Bird James J. Pendergraft J. C. Ingram F. E. Teague

Weekend Visit and Church Attendance in Ada Area

Ada community notes report Hickory Hill choir visit and many residents hosting friends and relatives from nearby towns. Sunday school attendance, singing events, and numerous visiting guests across Archer, Dodson, Cavener, and Stone households are listed along with a local weather note and upcoming services.

Community Busy Gathering Crops And Social Visits

Community members are busy gathering crops. Florence Lee Brown and Mary Nell Rowe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sweat. German Johnson and children from Haskell visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry McMeans. Jimmie Farrow is ill. Bonnie and Lois Kerr stayed with sister Bertha Grey. Herman Phillips of Red Oak visited Edith Henry. Farrence Lee Brown called on Irene MeeMeans. Edith Henry and children and Lou Phillips called on Mrs. McMeans.

Florence Lee Brown Mary Nell Rowe Harry Sweat German Johnson Haskell Henry McMeans Jimmie Farrow Bonnie Lois Kerr Bertha Grey Herman Phillips Red Oak Edith Henry Farrence Lee Brown Irene MeeMeans Lou Phillips Mrs. McMeans Ada Berger Virginia Lee Bond Alice Mae George Lloyd Bond Hughes A. J. Deaton Lora Eddings Mr. Hughes Ada Clarence Irwin Dame Center Smothers Robert Henry Effie Henry Roy Briggs Marvin Briggs Floy Mae Tom Hughes J. D. Gaar Sr Miss Mr. Eddings Marvin Briges Jimmie Vaness Lee Roy McDaniel Effie Henry Is ¥Nsuffering Very Badly From A Severe Sore Mouth. Mrs. Hughes Charlie Snow Wilson Floy Mae Eddings Little George Lloyd Bond Gallaway Bond John Eddings Opal Irwin Eula Irwin J. C. Maddox J. E. Maddox Billie Denham Near Vaness Myrtle Irwin J. R. Barton

Regular church attendance and visits described in local notes

Bro. Scott Jones filled his regular appointment here Saturday night and Sunday. We invite everyone to come to Christian endeavor every Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Doc. Jones spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. Edd West and children Dortha and Angeline spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. OQ.

Mark Henson Baxter Scroggins Ellie Williams Verna Williams Duel Chism Car] Bean Juanita Fay Norma Jean Ada Woodrow Phillips Francis Onella Sylvia Lamb Virgil West Cleo Chism Roy West Gladys Cox Lucille Henson Jim Pearson Henry Solliman Grandma Holliman Jess Lamb Grady Swindell St. Louis Ples Swindell Ples Tom West Texas Calvin Hickory Hill Johnnie Bedwell Dow Sliger Leo McNinch Buster Hobbs Artie Gray Lee Turner Evert Blansett McGalliard Oma Owen Voyles Henry Creech Creech Rocky Chapel Almarine Hobbs Wanda Hisan Joe Rowlett Beebe Scott Jones Christian Endeavor Doc. Jones Dick Kellogg Edd West Dortha Angeline

Community Weekend Visits and Local News Notes

The column records weekend visits among Mand residents and surrounding families. The Roper, Jones, Wood, Hamilton, Cosby, Shirley, Drake, Merridith, and Gentry families are mentioned with gatherings at Ada and Yeager. A revival begins Saturday night before the third Sunday in October and John Shirley and Gracie Drake wed last Saturday. Little J R Reide returns home from two weeks in hospital.

T. G. Roper Mand Wilburn Jones Frank Hamilton Ward Wood Ada B. Y. Pr. VA Yeager Bertie Cosby Paul Riedel Alma Hamilton Little J. R. Reide John Wood T. M. Wood Ida Shirley Norma Gene J. M. Shirley Roy Shirley John Shirley C. C. Shirley

Parish Chapel pie supper raises funds with prizes

The pie supper at Parish Chapel raised 15 dollars 64 cents on Friday night. Wi nona Mae Law won the cake for the prettiest girl and Lee Tucker received a bar of soap for the dirtiest feet. Singing followed Saturday sight and end of report.

Fitzhugh Society Programs and Memorable Obituary

A village notes social visits by Ada Berger and others with families in Fitzhugh. The Fitzhugh Missionary Society held a prayer meeting on Sept. 28 with piano songs, scripture readings, and prayers for the pastor, ending with the Lord Local remarks about future plans and church progress. An obituary for J. A. McCullough recalls a devout Methodist pioneer with a large family and lasting faith, ending with a benediction and memories of his guidance.

the Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Fitzhugh A. P. Young L. W. Lynn Garden of Prayer Mrs. Young Beulah Mae Smith J. A. McCullough Jesus Grandpa McCullough Methodist Church Eulah Murphy Hallie Scott Pearl Leach Jess Mason

Community Notes From Local Social Gatherings

Shirley Massey joined Letha McDonald for Sunday dinner then spent the evening with Shirley. Raymond Owens visited Conrad Massey Saturday night. Elmer and Mrs. Lee welcomed a baby boy born Monday September 25. Mrs. M. M. Massey is recovering from flu. Gussie Lillard and Everet Lee with Mrs. Massey visited the Leys. Evelyn Bandy stayed Friday night with Beulah Wilson. Zellma Carter visited Ruby Deaton and daughter Sunday.

Betty Lou Charley Carter W. M. Carter Pearl Simpson Western Oklahoma Esther Wilborn Edith Coventon Conrad Massey Henry Johnson Shirley Massey Retha Lee Simpkins Eula Crawford Olaf Myricks Helen Jean Berryman Nina Hunt Calvin Maples Allen Mae Flowers Lillian Stephens Dick Scroggin Harry Leeds Wayne Moberly Homs Neal McDonald Beulah Wilson Evelyn Bandy Mary McDonald Letha McDonald Shirley Raymond Owens Elmer Lee M. M. Massey Gussie Lillard Everet Lee Beaulah Wilson Zellma Carter Ruby Deaton

Death Angel Took Our Beloved Mother September 24

On September 24 the death angel visited us and took away our most precious mother. All that loving hands, medical care, and family support could do could not stop her passing. Her loss leaves a deep void in our home and hearts.

Arrival of New Mexico off Florida coast raises Cuba alert

Warships stand by as Secretary Hull maintains a steady stance on Cuba while navy crews, marines, and families aboard the Kelly ship bid farewell amid martial music and anxious talk of possible Cuba actions.

New Mexico Florida Hull State Department Cuba

Missing Mother Laid To Rest In Gentle Farewell Note

A tribute expresses grief at a mother’s passing with consoling Bible imagery. It notes her gentle departure, longing for her, and the idea she rests on the golden shore. The note is signed by a friend, Evelyn Bandy, Ada Route 3.

Golden Gate Evelyn Bandy Ada Route 3

Defendants face new trials after verdict in county case

The two men Skelly and Berman await motions for new trials next week after a verdict. Mrs Shannon, jailed with her husband and stepson, cried as she spoke of the trial and the impact on their two young daughters aged 12 and 14. The defense comments noted and Keenan said George and Kathryn Kelly will be returned from Memphis later today.

Skelly Berman Vaught Shannon Armon Keenan George Kathryn Kelly Memphis Waltoe

Price Fixing Sparks Rift Between NRA and Farm Officials

Washington reports a deep split in policy over price fixing between the NRA and the Farm Administration. Johnson weighs approving the NRA retail code to ban selling below cost plus ten percent, while the farm agency seeks a seven and a half percent markup and resists distributor price controls. Officials expect hearings on October 9 for the grocery code and foresee pressure tactics like a blanket license on milk handlers to secure producer prices.

Washington NRA Farm Administration Hugh S. Johnson Food and Grocery Roosevelt Johnson Hyde Park George N. Peek Food and Grocery Code Evansville Ind

New Storm Heads Toward Florida From Caribbean

Tropical storms moved out of the Caribbean as hurricane warnings covered the Florida Keys. A disturbance south of Cienfuegos tracked northward, while another system near Turke’s Island showed slight intensity. Officials warned of hurricane‑force winds by noon and gale conditions across Miami and the Florida coast.

Associated Press Florida Keys Caribbean Weather Bureau Washington Cienfuegos Turke's Island Key West Cuba Florida Havana Kingston Jamaica R. W. Gray Miami Gray Boca Grande Fort Myers Titusville

Attorney General Cummings Praises Kidnapping Convictions

Washington notes Attorney General Cummings expresses extreme gratification at the Urschel and Suer kidnapping convictions. He praises the work of the Department of Justice and its representatives for delivering excellent service in these cases.

Washington Cummings Urschel and Suer Department of Justice

Marines Set Sail on Practice Cruise Aboard Wyoming

A battalion of 517 marines departed Quantico for Hampton Roads aboard the battleship Wyoming for a practice cruise. The unit faces an uncertain trip to Cuba as officials weigh whether Wyoming will relieve a battle unit and head toward the smoldering island.

Washington Wyoming Cuba Quantico Hampton Roads

State Opens Farm Home Loan Program With $876,235

Oklahoma City, Oct 4 UP The state has 876 235 to lend for farm home improvements through 20 year loans from the school land commission. The commission waived amortized loan restrictions and authorized the secretary to accept small loan applications for remodeling improving farm property and delinquent tax payments.

Oklahoma City School Land Commission J. L. Carpenter Carpenter Commission R. A. Sneed Murray

Sweden Proposes Ghoul ine Monopoly

Sweden outlines a state gasoline monopoly plan in a special committee report to the riksdag. Three methods include buying terminal stations, purchasing all equipment, or strict price regulation. The proposal affects subsidiaries of Texas Corp and Standard Oil of New Jersey and involves major distributors like Nefta Syndicate Shell and British Petroleum.

Stockholm Sweden Riksdag Spain Texas Corporation Standard Oil Company of New Jersey Nefta Syndicate Shell Company of Great Britain British Petroleum Company

Corn Crop Safe From Frost In Most Areas

The Weather Bureau reported that drought damaged corn this year is now safe from early frosts in most regions. Only southeastern Iowa Missouri southern Indiana and Illinois face potential frost risk. Cotton harvest is advancing with progress in wet areas and 50 percent complete in Oklahoma.

Washington Weather Bureau Iowa Missouri Indiana Ilinois Oklahoma

Plane Crash Near Annapolis Kills One Injures Pilot

An army bombing plane from Langley Field Virginia crashed in the woods near Annapolis Maryland in the morning. One unidentified man was killed and another believed to be First Lieutenant R W C Booker was injured and not conscious at noon.

Annapolis Langley Field Here R. W. C. Booker

Bank entry cases head to federal grand jury in November

The cases of F. G. Kerns and L. R. Carlsberg Jr. over alleged false entries at the First National Bank in Kingfisher will be presented to the next federal grand jury, likely in November, according to assistant district attorney D. E. Hodges.

Oklahoma City F. G. Kerns L. R. Carlsberg Jr First National Bank Kingfisher D. E. Hodges

Also Mentioned on This Page

Knox J. W. Hagler Blue Mound Elmo Gipson Roy Lindsay W. E. Harvey Bert May B. Ginn John Gipson Wewoka Verna May Hazel Bennett Bob Fink B. Gunn Buna Ruby Bennett Frank Dilbeck Jim May Tiny Fink Joe Tatum Edgar Morrison Elma R. M. Green Roberta Gipson Pleasant Hill Everet Blansett Union Valley Thurman Saier Floyd Fuller Myrtle Dimple Ruby Artie Smith Annie Mae Hobbs Misses Thelma Ruth Price Union Hile Emmett Aaron Jeff Aaron Walter Jackson Denver Gene Fortenberry Matt Hanarhan White Ham Dink Binion Jim Archer Arco Dodson Frank Phillips Ina Jackson Edna Simpkins Nola Stone Martha Lee Dodson Vircia Mae Martha Phillips Rick Palmer Pickett A. C. Dodson W. J. Palmer Dora Whitson Georgia Laughlin Francis Whitson Johnnie Stone Curtis Leonard Myers Cora Dodson Martha Lee Florence Stone Annie Blood J. T. Law Stratford Carran Mitchell Coalgate G. W. Lamb M. R. Lamb E. C. Cavener Mrs. Rush Clyde Meeks Bruce Little Wanda J. W. Isaacs Syble Geneva Jay Phillips Dunaway Irene Woods Lee Tucker Mr. Tucker B. A. Jeter Marene Eves Ocie Lewis Frank Ray Ruby Dryden Ineta London Mozelle Cavener Irene Pennington Gertie Shipley Rush Hattie Dryden Annie Starr Ada Ward Galey Oil Center Bud Dryden Frank Ray Terch Elven Mitchell Jay Isaacs Edmond Cavener Elven L. T Paul Mitchell Harlan Cedar Grove Yrager GARE Fitzhugh Society Father Christ Pearly Gate Heavenly Father Prince of Loula Couch Oakman Kelly Urschel Mrs. Shannon Tallards
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