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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
7
Jesse Nix had a strange experience Saturday when his truck’s hens roosted underneath it and scattered as he drove home from Ada to Allen's store. Mrs. Allen and neighbors chased hens, recovering three old hens while the rooster crowed near the truck on Monday morning.
Congregation reports most hardwood flooring laid over sub floor this Sunday boosting acoustics. Several men hindered by damp weather worked on carpentry at the church. Plans are under way to invite a speaker from Ada for Laymen's Day services.
Jim Hoggard received a surprise housewarming shower Friday night in one of Fred Rogers small houses. Guests included Will and Mrs Hoggard of Stonewall Fred and Mrs Rogers and several couples and widows who brought housekeeping gifts.
Lee Broughton a construction worker moves from McAlester to Wapanucka. Sunday evening his mother Mrs J R Broughton and Mr and Mrs Chester Nix with Timmy and Terry Harlin visited him and Mrs Broughton.
Mr and Mrs D E Romines of Stroud visit with Mr and Mrs Norbie Romines to care for Mrs Romines Sr who was injured when a horse stepped on her foot. The injury is healing but still painful.
Mr and Mrs Chastain McCurtain Mrs Ellea Ott and Miss Elsie O Eddy spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting Mrs Anita Ott and Mrs David Jones and Mr Jones all of whom are relatives connected with the Ott family.
Mrs Jody Allen prepared muscadine grape jelly. Mr and Mrs Allen drove to DeQueen Arkansas Sunday to visit Allen's sister Mrs Otho Hobbs and returned with enough grapes for a winter supply of jelly.
Last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Jasper Holland Raymond Batchelor and Frank King left for California after rain delays. They plan to visit relatives and friends before returning to Jesse. Mr and Mrs Ben McLain and daughter of Tecumseh were guests of Mr and Mrs J L McLain on Sunday.
Mrs Kenneth Clinton and Mrs Pearl Cavely of Tulsa spent the night with Mr and Mrs Martin Dale. They traveled toward Camp Hood Texas where Kenneth Clinton met them. He has a nine day furlough to spend in Tulsa with his wife.
John Pettyjohn of Oklahoma City visited Sunday to spend the day with his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Pettyjohn. Pettyjohn works as a car salesman in the city.
Mrs L J McDonald and her son Jay spent Saturday and Sunday in Sherman with Mr McDonald. Though not fully well her spider bite is healing and she says she thinks she will live.
Mrs Jenny Mayfield of Oklahoma City celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs W E Hough. Attending were Mr and Mrs Melvin Nix and daughters Joan and Janet, and Miss Billie Miller.
Mr and Mrs Charles Whittington welcomed Sunday guests Mr and Mrs Everett Whittington and their children from Eunice New Mexico during a family visit.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Mann Sr. entertained at dinner Sunday with their children and families in attendance. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Holland and son Tubby of Fort Worth and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weatherly Jr. and others.
The item lists the son of Byng Mr and Mrs R V Mann Jr and their children in Ada with other families Mr and Mrs Robert Gregory and their children nearby.
Mrs J A Chapman of Atoka hosts Mr and Mrs Leon Moore and children from Rockport California and Mrs Wesley Trimm of Ukiah California for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs A M Pharr. Mrs Chapman goes to Tulsa for an indefinite stay with daughter Mrs Leon Cashner and Clyde Chapman. Trimm and the Moores depart for California. Trimm and husband plan a return visit in the fall and winter in Atoka with Mrs Chapman.
Since the Sun Ray and Mid-Con tinent merger, personnel changes have affected former Jesse residents. Lonnie Craddock now at Moore is moved to the Billings field and will reside at Shidler. Ray Shields, from Jesse and now at Seminole, is temporarily assigned to an Arkansas field with possible permanent transfer.
The Thomason lease oil well flowed about 26 barrels daily on completion and has since settled at 16 barrels. Elmo Morris, the producer, is handling current production tasks.
Fat Truitt of Markham Drilling Co. Sherman had his right thumb crushed between tongs and a pipe at a work site. Surgeons replaced the severed bone and monitor healing, with final outcome pending. Truitts brought home daughter Susan Darlene and Mrs Bob Pickens from hospital Monday.
Mr and Mrs Willie Fowler of Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs A M Pharr on Sunday. Pharrs family once hosted Fowler as a child and the two cousins have not seen each other for more than fifty years.
R. A. Jennings and Charlie Durant killed a four foot rattler spotted across the road Monday morning. They loaded the snake in their pickup as proof of their tale. The reptile had four rattles with several broken stubs.
Charlie Lee Hai and Curtis Whittington fished a neighbor's pond on a Sunday. Hai, using a red worm, cast into a chosen spot and landed a two pound three ounce black bass, proving a simple cane pole can net a sizable catch.
Mrs. Feron Haverty of Silverton Texas praises the WEEKLY and its last issue likening it to twelve letters in one. She notes many Pontotoc County friends are covered by the correspondents and expresses thanks for the news coverage.
Mr and Mrs Jack Kifer welcomed a baby girl named Jackie Sue on Monday September 26 at Valley View. They had expected a boy named Jack Jr from Stork Inc but received a daughter instead, becoming the fourth girl in the family.
Cole Underhill hosted a theater party for his pupils in his room after school on Tuesday. Attending were June Kifer Joan Kifer Betty Dale Morris McGeehee Floyd McGeehee and Charlie Lee Hall.
Terry Harlin, a sad teen, watched the Dodgers clinch the title after skipping school to see three games. He vows to remain hopeful, telling friends to wait until next year for the Yankees.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Harle left Monday for a two weeks vacation with friends and relatives. While the Harles are away Mrs. Farr will keep their Owl Creek store open. Mrs. F. L. Gibson and others attended the State Fair Saturday morning.
A report notes activity in downtown Oklahoma City during the afternoon segment with people strolling and stores opening for business. The scene captures urban commerce and pedestrian flow in the heart of the city.
Mr and Mrs Douglas Smith and their children from Phoenix Arizona visited the home of his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs M Killion on Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Ira Bowers relocate to Union Valley from Odessa Texas marking a fresh start in their new residence.
Edd Smith of Lula visited his sister Mrs. M. Killion Friday morning.
Leon McKay reunites with his son Gordon McKay who arrives after a military tour in Japan. This marks the first time in eight years that the father has seen his children.
Jimmy and Jerry Poston of Wichita Kansas called on their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Bud Brooks and their daughters during a trip home from Houston Texas.
Mrs. Jennie Mayfield of Ada visited her sister Mrs. Earl Hough and Mr. Hough for several days last week. A niece Janet Nix of Pleasant Hill community was also a guest at the Houghs' home during the same period.
Munroe Byrd, previously suffering from an ear infection, is much improved and on the road to recovery. The report notes a steady improvement in health and general condition.
Tom Ingram has been seriously ill but is improving and continues to recover.
Mr and Mrs Ed Stevenson Jr and their children visited his parents last weekend as they relocate from Waco Texas to Liberal Kansas for new employment.
Mrs. Bill Ledbetter was taken to the hospital Sunday suffering from a kidney infection. Bro. Joe Fox preached at the Church of the Nazarene Sunday as the pastor, Rev. Bill Ledbetter, was with his wife. She returned home.
At the First Baptist Church Sunday School 124 people attended. Sunday marked the first Sunday of the church year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Winton and their son Joe Lee spent the weekend in Kilgore Texas visiting relatives.
Word from community circles notes that Mr and Mrs Lee Nance have purchased a new television set. Neighbors report they plan to enjoy evening programs together at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chaddick visited Dallas to see Cinerama Holiday with Dr. and Mrs. Fred Popkess and family. Mr. Chaddick caught a three pound bass in Grapevine Lake on Saturday prompting a lighthearted remark from his daughter about a Texas minnow.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Bullard and son Kay visited Gerald Bullard and family in Morris Sunday. Gerald opened a new Judy Theater at Ft Gibson last week in honor of his wife. The Bullards drove to Ft Gibson at a moment’s notice when the operator there could not reach the opening on time.
Raymond Ellis of Tupelo works as a butcher at Cooper Grocery, a detail noted in local employment listings.
Mrs. Ora Morris carried the mail Saturday on Route One for Mr. Chaddick who was away demonstrating dedication to local postal service.
Mr and Mrs Ed Stevenson and daughter Mrs Jack Howry with Homer Stevenson and Mr and Mrs Rae Thompson attended the funeral of their uncle Charles R Watson in Ada Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Everett Shaw Mrs. Dick Truitt and Dixie drove to Grand Prairie Texas on Sunday to visit Mrs Wayne Truitt who is a patient at Millings Clinic there.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keys relocated from Durant to the Vernal King home located just north of the Phillips 66 station.
Mrs Elmo Thompson of Edmond spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Homer Stevenson and visited her mother Mrs Sue Nix in Ada.
Mr and Mrs Russell Stacy and family came back to their home early Saturday from California where they had been employed for five months.
Mrs. Homer Stevenson stayed in Oklahoma City for medical treatment this week while visiting Edmond as a guest of her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Elmo Thompson who hosted her during the stay.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Strandridge of Stratford visited Sunday afternoon at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gibson, Margaret and Elaine.
Mrs. Bruce Scott taught two weeks for Mrs. Nelms during illness. she is on vacation from her job at Olney school.
John Davis finished his boat training and spent ten days with his parents Mr. and Mrs Charley Davis. He left Sunday for San Diego California where he will be stationed for a period.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sawyers of Quinton and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Wheat of Alma visited their sister in law Mrs. Charley Sawyers. Also visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Son Cooper of Lula and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Sawyers of Jesse.
Mrs Charley Sawyers and Mr and Mrs Leroy Sawyers spent Friday and Saturday in Dallas as they vacationed and attended local events.
Mrs. Helen Jeter spent the week end in Ardmore with her daughter Mrs. Juanita Mason.
Last Wednesday and Thursday John Davis and his family visited his sister and husband in Tulsa. The group included his mother Mrs Charley Davis sister Mrs Barbara McMeans and their children.
D. D. Duke attended a Saturday morning superintendent's meeting in Norman and went to the OU Pitt game that afternoon.
Baseball season ends at the school as uniforms are turned in on Monday afternoon. Basketball practice started Tuesday in full swing as Coach J A Roberts expects strong players again this year.
Frank Hitt Frank Newberry and Harve Sparks attended the Fox and Wolf Hunters Association gathering in Wewoka Monday night Plans were made for an early hunt Tuesday morning Hunters from several states were present.
Sybil Stokes and J S Roberts attended the Schoolmasters meeting at Fitzhugh on Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Sam Hargis along with Pearl and Roxie Hargis of Ada visited Mr and Mrs Lute Weems on Sunday joining Wynne wood Mrs Mattie Odom and daughter and Mrs Paul Turner and children of Maysville for the social visit.
Sam Deaton has shown improvement after several days of illness this week.
Pvt. Clark Roan, nephew of Mrs. Lute Weems and Jess Roan, stationed in Germany, injured in an accident. His brother Clifton, stationed in Korea, writes of rioting among Koreans. Both attended Tupelo schools. parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roan live in Del Rio, California.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Parsons of Antlers visited Mr and Mrs Lute Weems on Tuesday.
Rev. William Brecher invites all to attend the Free Will Baptist Church revival beginning October 10 at 7 30 in the evening.
Mrs Nellie Blackwell traveled Thursday to Fremont Ohio to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Mace Thomas
Those working at the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Dave Roberts, Mrs. Jerry Scott, Mrs. M. L. Jamison and Jimmy, Mrs. C. R. Pace and Rev. Ronald Ritchie.
Mr and Mrs Ronnie Stone of Ada spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J R Thompson and with Linda and Bill.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor attended the funeral of her brother John W. Moore in Clarita Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Elliott and Billy of Atoka and Mr and Mrs Troy Gibson and Cynthia of Oklahoma City visited Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs C L Gibson. Mr and Mrs Troy Gibson also visited in the home of her parents Mr and Mrs D D Duke.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Burns and their children from Sulphur Springs Texas spent the weekend with Mrs John Murphy and Mr and Mrs Jerry Scott, visiting relatives and enjoying time together.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kent of Rush Springs spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson. The Kents are former residents of this area.
Linda Thompson an eighth grade student at McLish baked a birthday cake for Donna Sue Stevenson. The cake was decorated with roses and the number of years in celebration of the occasion.
Reverend and Mrs. S L Burns left Thursday to visit their daughter Dena Faye and her family in Paducah Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bloxton and their daughter from Texas spent the weekend with his foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Pete Anderson. Mrs. Bloxton and their daughter stayed longer for an extended visit.
Mrs. S. L. Burns led her piano students in a hymn festival at the First Methodist Church Tuesday evening. The event showcased the pupils in a program of sacred pieces and communal singing.
Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Cooper and their boys relocate from Rosedale to Calvin where he will serve as minister of the First Baptist Church. Cooper is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Cooper and Mrs. Cooper's mother is Mrs. Sally Horton. Gary and Doyle Cooper visit grandparents this week.
Mr and Mrs W M Byrd and their son spent the past week visiting the Killion and Jeff Byrd families. Mrs Stevens returned with them to Odessa and will visit her daughter and brother Claud Killion's family.
Mr and Mrs Bill Gray and daughters Kathy and Juanell along with Mr and Mrs J C James and daughters Norma and Mary had dinner with Mrs Cressie McKinney and Jerry Sunday. The Grays’ guests Nolan Pass of Norman and his family visited Saturday night, then Nolan and Dana were joined by Nolan’s Wilson parents en route to Sapulpa for a bank re opening celebration.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Knight and their family of Francis visited his grandmother last Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Jay Nance and their sons visited his father Ervie Nance in Oklahoma City over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Lee Nance also joined the group for Sunday dinner.
Recent visitors listed include the Roberts couple receiving their son and family from Oklahoma City, plus Gene Hulsey and daughter, and Myrl and Sandy Knight from Oklahoma City.
A series of special services will be held each Sunday this month at the First Methodist Church starting Sunday October 8.
Marvy Corbin of Fittstown spent Sunday with Linda Thompson. Leon McKay left Tuesday morning for Sioux City Iowa to visit his daughter and family Mr and Mrs Frederick Wagner and their children.
Mr Rae Thompson and Mrs Rae Thompson attended the County Farm Bureau meeting Monday evening at Ashers Ranch House as guests of Mrs W C Story Sr.
D. N. Pennington and M. L. Robertson transacted business in Purcell Friday, recording a local commercial action and financial matter in the town commerce notes.
Mrs. W. A. Pennington Mrs. M. D. McCurdy Mrs. D. N. Pennington and Mrs. Dale Melton attended the State Fair in Oklahoma City on Friday.
Mrs Lowell Green teaches commerce this semester while Mrs Lillian Nelms is recuperating from illness.
Visiting in the Alva Pennington home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Coleman Pennington Nelda Sue and Rov of Ada Mr and Mrs D N Pennington and Harrell Gene and Jerry Pennington.
Visitors at the Church of Christ Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Whitson and Mr. Bowerman from Galey Mrs. Edd Berryman of Shawnee Mr. and Mrs. Bert Mc Donald of Stratford and Mr. Ferguson of Parish Chapel.
Mr and Mrs Dale Melton and Cheryl attended the matinee of Red Foley and his Ozark Jubilee at the municipal auditorium in Oklahoma City on Sunday.
J. C. James and Neville Pennington transacted business in Lindsay on Monday, engaging in local commerce and meetings with area clients.
Laverne Farmer and Joe Mad Dox made a business trip to Ft Worth on Sunday to conduct their scheduled meetings and engagements in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foster stayed in Oklahoma City from Wednesday to Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foster and Patricia. They attended the State Fair there on Thursday.
James Robertson spent the weekend here with his father M. L. Robertson, sharing a family visit in this local note.
Indians and Columbus Day honored in the celebration. The 8th grade had perfect attendance the past week. The 2nd and 3rd grades honored Mickey Blankenship Timmy Thomas and Joe Frazier with a birthday party Friday. Refreshments included cake cupcakes and punch. Two new pupils enrolled in 1st grade Carney Gene Anglin and Kenneth Wisenhunt.
Mr and Mrs Johnnie Howton and their children from Delano California visit in the Johnnie Flowers home Mrs Howton is a niece of Mr Flowers.
Mr and Mrs W A Waller visited the home of Leslie McFarland this week reporting a friendly call and social visit at the McFarland residence.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Lillard announce the birth of a son weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces born Monday morning. No name has been announced at this time.
Clyde Levin, serious in jury a week ago, shows steady improvement and is set to return home from the hospital on Friday.
Mr and Mrs G W Sims celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary and Mr Sims birthday on Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Preston Sims and son and Mr and Mrs Jack Green and son.
Mrs. Alma Maddox, who underwent major surgery at Valley View Hospital last Tuesday, is progressing nicely and expected to recover at home soon.
Preston Sims comes home after four years in the Navy and plans to settle in southern Oklahoma for his new home.
Mr and Mrs D N Pennington and Harrell Gene and Mrs Inez Pennington were seen shopping in Ada on Saturday.
Mrs Ophie Brandon plans a social visit to the L L Lillards this week, with details suggesting a friendly call or gathering at their home or residence. The note emphasizes a planned, courteous visit within the local community.
Mrs Lorraine Pennington and her son Wayland visited Inez Pennington on Wednesday afternoon, sharing time together and catching up during the outing.
Relatives from Bakersfield California visited the home of Mr and Mrs Leon Flowers. The gathering occurred in their residence with family members present during the visit.
Miss Violet Nelson travels in Connecticut with companions for a leisure trip. Local observers note her social outing and expectation of sightseeing at regional spots.
Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington visited their son and family Mr and Mrs D N Pennington Saturday night. They were served pop and cookies and watched television together.
Mrs. R. B. Thompson and son, Mrs. C. H. Phillips and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Eunice McKnight, all of Oklahoma City, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burch over the weekend.
C P Horsley engaged in business activities in Oklahoma City on Wednesday according to the brief OCR snippet. The record notes the location and day but lacks further context or full details.
The Ahloso Church of Christ reports 93 in Sunday School as a revival continues through the week and closes Wednesday night. Attendance remains steady despite bad weather with nine new members welcomed to the congregation.
The Ahloso First Baptist Church reported 98 in Sunday School and 60 in Training Union, with Training Union attendance nearly doubling. One addition to the church by baptism occurred Sunday.
We report that teacher Mrs Vasco Moore is undergoing surgery this week. Mrs Dennis from Lula will substitute for Mrs Moore during this period.
Sixth and seventh grade students have explored wood burning Oriental lacquer on glass and water color design on paper plates. The activity highlights varied craft projects and students' engagement this past month.
Mrs Gertrude Jackson spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting her sister Mrs Beatrice Cameron and an aunt Mrs Virginia Hodgkinson.
Jimmy Lou Green resumes her routine at school after a week away. Teachers note her quick readaptation and participation in class.
Attendees include V.O. Magor Johnnie Howton and children from Delano Calif Bob Blundell of Ada and several local families led by Mr and Mrs Johnnie Flowers Mr and Mrs Jesse Gantt and Mr and Mrs Leon Flowers and their families.
Fans J. C. Treas. D. D. Duke and Sybil Stokes attended the Oklahoma Sooners versus Pittsburgh game in Norman on Saturday.
Mrs Frank Strickland spent last week with her son Joe Maner and daughter in law in Oklahoma City. She attended the State Fair during the visit.
Mrs Geneva Latta of Oklahoma City joined Mr and Mrs K B Nickels Robby and Karlene of Midwest City and Mr and Mrs R L Cope of Ada for a one day family gathering. Mr and Mrs Taylor Gregg of Ada had lunch with the John Clif tons on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs John Clifton and Diana spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Euel Moore and Larry in Tishomingo. The Moores returned with them and spent Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Roy Payne and family of Konawa visited in the Ed Brashier home this weekend.
Lois Jean Smith marks her seventeenth birthday this year. Friends and family joined in the celebration.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Stout and family of Borger Texas Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin and Mrs Eugenia Young of Ada visited in the A G Stout home Sunday.
Mrs Freeman Moore serves as Den Mother with Mrs Ward as helper. Members include Roger Thompson Jimmy Frederick Marvin Watts Glendel Hatton and Cleo Ward. Carl Watts is Den Chief. One more boy may join. Den meets Thursday at 4 p.m.
Cub Scout Den No 1 met Thursday at 4 p.m. in the den mother's home. Boys brought paint and brushes to paint a nail keg seat for meetings. All boys and the den chief were present. Den No 2 joined, with visitors Mrs Frederick Mrs Moore and Mrs Ward.
Mrs. Frank Strickland and her son Rex Maner visited Mr. and Mrs. D C Maner in Byars Saturday afternoon.
Mrs Vasco Moore underwent major surgery Tuesday morning with an initial report indicating she was doing fine.
Jov Blankenship and Carol Mce- Ninch attended the State Fair on Friday, joining crowds and enjoying exhibits and attractions during the event.
Goney Williams the state education inspector and Norman C Mitchell county superintendent visited the school to review operations and discuss standards.
The Ahloso Home Demonstration Club sponsored a chicken dinner serving about 259 people. Proceeds of 176.59 were raised to help pay for the school stage curtain and organizers thank all who helped.
Mrs L L Mosman of Fort Worth Texas is visiting her daughter and family Mrs Hoyt Lillard.
Science and medicine celebrate the x ray as a major tool in disease fight and health protection, marking it as one of the greatest breakthroughs.
The 6th and 7th grades hosted the assembly with Joe Hisle as master of ceremonies. Carl Watts led the flag salute and the Lord's Prayer, Jimmie Hardin gave the scripture, and Larry Hawkins performed a solo with the class on chorus. Darla Kay Lee Pat Thompson and Donna Brashier read, four boys performed stunts, 6th grade girls danced the Hokey Pokey, Mr. Treas announced, the lost and found was honored, and some parents attended. The 2nd and 3rd grades will present next Monday. all are invited.
Mr and Mrs Robert Hunter visited Mr and Mrs Edward Hunter and Ray Hunter in Oklahoma City last weekend Edward and Ray are sons of Robert Hunter.
Jimmy Hunter attended the State Fair one day last week, with no additional events or details provided.
Mr and Mrs David Jennings of Denison Texas visited her parents Mr and Mrs G W Sims over the weekend. The travel followed a family gathering in the region.
Mr and Mrs J C Treas visited his parents Mr and Mrs W J Treas in Lula Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cathey are welcomed as new residents in the community. The note extends a warm greeting and expresses happiness to have them join local life.
MM3 Urschel Hilterban formerly of Seminole now residing in San Diego California visited the Fred Barbee home on Monday.
Roger Thompson killed two squirrels Saturday. A 2/c and Mrs Rex Maner have been visiting his mother Mrs Frank Strickland this week.
Visitors include Joe C. Moore T. M. Butler of Oklahoma City with Mr and Mrs Raymond Moore and their boys of Ada. Custer McKinley and family have returned from a Carlsbad New Mexico vacation visiting their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harrell and family of Norman visited the Clifford Harrells and the Freeman Moores this weekend.
Mrs. Hoyt Lillard is reported on the sick list this week. No further details are provided.
David and Dusty Smith accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins of Ada to Konawa Sunday. They had lunch with Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Collins and sons.
Wayne King Don Walston and Gene Thomas visited for awhile in the Douglas Smith home Sunday.
Lois Jean, David and Dusty joined Mrs. Douglas Smith for a Sunday afternoon visit at the Aric Latta residence.
Donna Kay Smith is back in our school in Chappell Nebraska after living there the past few months. The 4th and 5th grade room is attractively decorated for fall with artwork centered around a seasonal theme.
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