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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1955
Page
8
Fittstown native Jack T. Skeith of Tulsa has been named chief reserve engineer at Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, after six years as engineer in gas purchase and reserve. He is a Oklahoma University engineering graduate and McLish High School alumnus. He and his wife own a Tulsa home with two children, Barbara Lynn and Richard Lewis. Jack is in the east for a company convention. Mrs Skeith stays home with the children.
Local notes recount Er nest Hodgin new automatic washer purchase and Bill Corbin return from the city after cattle show honors. Reports mention Ada visitor Bess Delaney, E A Hambleton’s hospital discharge, TV picture quality, and Ruth Hunter lamenting Tuesday WSCS day absence.
Earlyn Tisdell spent the weekend in Oklahoma City visiting her mother Mrs. Lavon Tisdell who works at Campbell's Research Clinic. They attended the State Fair and returned home Sunday evening. Earlyn resides with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Olen Sneed.
Bud McElroy, a Murray A. and M. freshman, spent the weekend at home. He is the youngest son of Mr and Mrs W A McElroy.
Mr and Mrs Leroy Ross and their children visited Oklahoma City on Saturday to attend the State Fair and take in the events and exhibits.
Mrs. S. R. Flinn and her sister Mrs. Beil, along with daughter Mrs. Lou Jordan and Sheila, spent Friday and Saturday visiting the Clarence Beils in Tulsa.
Davis Dillard was admitted to Valley View Hospital Saturday evening with a bone infection in his foot from an accident on Labor Day when a stone fell on his foot while loading a truck. He has undergone medical treatment since.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clary now of Cromwell were guests of Mrs. L. C. Miller last Wednesday, the report notes.
Spending Friday night with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Tur ner were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pevehouse, Sammy and Kathy of Ratliff City.
Mr and Mrs C W Corbin spent part of the week at the State Fair. They attended an Angus sale in Wichita Falls Texas on Thursday morning and later visited Dr and Mrs J B Reneau in Mon day Texas. They returned home late that night. Virginia Corbin was picked up in Stillwater and traveled to Tulsa for a skin specialist appointment before returning home for the weekend. The family detoured to Stillwater and back, while son Bill returned from exhibiting cattle at the State Fair.
Mrs J C Ross travels to Wickes Arkansas after illness of her mother Martha Ann Rose 85 who died. The report notes the death and family travel as end of brief notice.
The district court schedule for the first two weeks opening October 10 lists jurors from Ada and nearby towns. Names include W. W. Agee Ray Alexander L. B. Alexander Fred Barker and many others across Ada Roff Stonewall and Stratford.
Early Wednesday funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon in Mena. Family members attending from here included Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ross and daughter Claudine with their two sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ross with Louella Johnny and Jimmy, plus Mr. and Mrs. John R. Ross and Ronnie.
Mrs. John Herrel returned home late Sunday from Abilene Texas where she visited her daughter Mrs. A D Horn and family. She brought her three grandsons Scott Dennis and Neal for a short visit.
Mrs. Bert Hursh rode the late bus to Goldsmith Texas on Saturday to be with her son Kenneth and his family as they learned the daughter-in-law had been admitted to a local hospital after a sudden illness.
Mr and Mrs Joe Parker along with David and Richard Alex of Ada were guests of Mrs Parker s parents Mr and Mrs L B Alexander during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crawford with Mike and Dennis of Maud spent Sunday with Dennis's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Winters. Also visiting during the prior week were Mrs. Kenneth Burnett and children from Lindsay.
Visiting over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Marvin Campbell of Norman son in law and daughter of the Grahams.
Mr and Mrs Bill Snyder and Johnny spent Friday night and Saturday in Pernell visiting their son in law Mr Lee Gross and his wife. Gross is convalescing after an operation at St Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma City two weeks ago. It is the second operation he has had this year.
Radio and TV sets really got a workout as Dodgers and Yankee fans backed their teams. The narrator says they rooted for the Dodgers this series.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hooks Tuesday included their son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hooks and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Jackson both from Pampa Texas.
Janelle Lackey visited Ada with her sister Mrs. Doyle Brower and family over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Welton Stanford travel with Mr and Mrs Fred Ridley of Oklahoma City to Albuquerque for the New Mexico State Fair. Joe stays with Donnie Skeith during their absence.
Frank Edwards ends a two week stay with his nieces Mrs. Leroy Ross and Mrs. Johnny Johnston departing Sunday to return to his Tulsa home.
Mrs Rose Skeith of Savanna is the guest this week of her son J A Skeith and family. They visited relatives including her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs A L Powell of Krebs. They returned home via Savanna.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miller of Tulsa visited here over the weekend with his mother, Mrs. L. C. Miller, sharing a family trip and time with local residents.
Cut tomatoes in half and mound with egg salad. Mash eggs for a soft topping. Serve stuffed tomatoes on greens with French dressing or mayonnaise. A little minced onion adds zip.
Mrs Helen Kendall records social note from Summers Chapel as Mrs Betty Lou Heaps visited friends Mr Tony Thomas and wife at Blackwell last week for a social gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. D C Thompson and daughters Gail and Diane of Ramona spent the weekend with Mrs. Thompson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J D Underhill, and joined relatives for a family gathering.
Summers Chapel boys defeated Lawrence 18 to 6 at Center gym while the girls fell 15 to 6. The basketball game showcased a strong boys performance and a tough setback for the girls squad.
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rutherford and his parents Mr and Mrs Aubrey Rutherford along with Carol Ann and Teddy spent Sunday in Oklahoma City.
Mrs Dan Jones of Ada visited this week with Mr and Mrs Emmett Light, sharing time and conversation during her stay.
The Leo Nelsons have left Summers Chapel and relocated their residence to the Galey Community, adjusting their local ties and community presence.
Lee Tucker’s boss J. T. Swink of Monroe Louisiana spent Sunday with him. Another visitor was Ed Wood Kemp of Ada.
Mrs. Lige Sanders of Konawa visits her son and daughter in law Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sanders and family.
Mr and Mrs Gus Lester of Shady Point Oklahoma spent last Thursday with Mr and Mrs A P Nelson in a friendly visit that highlighted social ties in the region.
Mrs. Ollie Tucker received a telephone call from her sister in California Sunday night, which woke her from bed but brought her relief and connection across the coast.
The Home Demonstration Club sponsors a bake sale on Saturday October 8 at Dicus Supermarket in Ada. All members are asked to donate treats for the sale.
Miss Sabra Ann Landreth and Paul Cowan of Oklahoma City spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Joe Sanders.
Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Loy Wood and family visiting Stratford with Mrs Kate Wood and Mrs May Majors. The group spent the afternoon enjoying the outing together.
Wayne Kendall spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kendall. He teaches at a school in Holiday Texas. Bruce Holland Jr. of Ada also visited the Kendalls Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Jack Kendall of Shawnee visited relatives here Saturday night.
Heavy rainfall undermined a bridge near Lovelady leading to closure of the Lovelady to Ahloso Y road. Local traffic diverted, causing extra driving for churchgoers to Ahloso. Then Jess Ross began delivering mail locally after meeting the postman.
Lovelady residents note heavy rainfall has soaked fields and pastures. Farmers with unseeded grain and grazing land hope for a stretch of sun to finish sowing and gather pecans.
The quilting bee drew a good crowd as Mrs. Juanita Jones completed her quilt. Mrs. Pat Taylor started but did not finish. with Mrs. Bettie Parks Edna Boren and Nora Ross they finished it on Monday. Nora Ross planned to place one quilt in the frame to be quilted Thursday at 2 PM.
Mr and Mrs Joe Parks Wanda and Bettie Taylor visited Mrs Parks brother Willie Potter and his family in Calera Oklahoma over the weekend The trip included a stop at the Durant Durant home of J C Potter another brother of Mrs Parks The visit connected two branches of the Potter and Parks families across the state.
Bro. Eugene Maddox could not continue the Maxwell revival so Bro. Mark McDonald and other ministers will help this week. Everyone is invited to these services.
Mrs Helen Kendall and her children Garry and Patricia visited Mrs Cloreta Gray on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Franks hosted Sunday guests Earl Franks and his Ada family visiting from Ada.
Mrs Minnie Lewis and Bobby visited Mr and Mrs Fred La Pearl in Ada on Tuesday.
A caller on Wednesday identified as Mrs Hansard of Center spoke on behalf of Mrs Floy Burks.
Gene Lance called on Frank Mc Christian in Shady Grove on Friday night. Frank remains very ill, with concerns about his health.
Vernon Gray and his sons Steven and Roddy along with Willie Isaacs of Parish Chapel traveled to Coalgate for a Saturday business trip.
Mrs Vivian Northam Pat Sut terfield and Jewell Thomas made a business trip to Okmulgee on Thursday describing a routine professional visit with no notable incidents.
Mrs. Dorothy Jo Shaw spent Sunday in the home of Mrs. Vaughn Megee with informal calling and social time.
Local shopper Nie Willoughby was seen in Oklahoma City on Wednesday visiting stores. Police reported no incidents and no injuries.
Vernon Scaff called on Melvin Booth Sunday night in a brief, direct exchange reported by the local desk. The action appears to be a notable social clash or public statement between two residents. Further details remain sparse in the readable text.
Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robert son of Ada were houseguests of Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker Friday night marking a social visit.
Mrs Kathryn Lance visited her mother Mrs Kate Wood of Summers Chapel Friday night, sharing time with family in the small community.
Gene Roberts of Ada was a Sunday dinner guest of Bobby Lewis. Mr and Mrs Loy Wood and their sons of Summers Chapel visited Maxwell Church.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Melvin Booth included Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robertson of Ada Mrs Bonnie Mullins Wendell and Glen also of Ada and Paula Tucker.
O. E. Gray of Center dined Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Gray and Vickie, sharing a meal and conversation.
Mrs. Alene Tucker and Mrs. Colene Robertson visited Grandma Duncan, who remains ill, on Sunday evening.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Holiness Church honored Mrs. Ruby Wood with a birthday shower on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Joy Tucker Mrs. Pearl Gray Mrs. Effie Lamb Mrs. P. O. Henson Mrs. Ann Wilson Mrs. Frank Pinley Mrs. Edith McDaniel and Mrs. Ruby Wood Gift givers were Mrs. Dorchie Booth and Mrs. Alene.
Mr and Mrs W M Ross and their son Jess spent Sunday afternoon driving around and sightseeing, enjoying a relaxed family excursion in the town.
Mr and Mrs J L Henry and their baby spent the weekend with her parents in Arkansas.
Mrs Phoebe Denham is spending two weeks visiting her sister Mrs Mittie Deaton and other relatives. They visited in the T O Deaton home Thursday night.
James and Anitta Baker visited the Bob Ross home Saturday evening and later appeared on KTEN with Bob, Nora, and Ann Ross visiting the TV station to enjoy the Ranch Hands program.
Mrs. Clyde Cox and Mrs. Lillie Smith, cousins of Sydney Ozbirn, observed Saturday of last week in a local social note.
Mrs Dessie Duke and her children of Dallas Texas visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Hodge.
Mr and Mrs Silas Taylor and Susie visited Mr and Mrs Ozbirn Sunday evening. Mr Ozbirn and Silas were seen rounding up stray cattle on horseback.
Mr and Mrs Bob Ross dined Sunday with Mrs Ross parents Mr and Mrs E W Cantrell of Ada In the afternoon they visited at the J C Moore home Little Michael Taylor visited his grandmother Mrs Joe Parks on Saturday
Mrs. Bill Sutherly of Fitzhugh visited her sister Mrs. H D Jones Thursday night. John Davis Bob Nora and Ann Ross visited Mr. and Mrs. J L Henry Thursday night and watched TV.
A group of ladies hosted a bake sale at the Safeway Store on Saturday and raised seventeen dollars sixty five cents.
The Ladies' Bible Class gathers Thursday night October 13 with Mrs Lavona Denton and Mrs Ethel Jones leading. Pauline Young visited Nora Ross Monday afternoon and was seen with a new haircut.
Mr and Mrs Herman Edge of Madill spent Sunday night with the R W Willoughby family. The short visit highlighted social ties in the Madill community.
Mrs Myrtle Evans and her son Donnie traveled to Tulsa on Sunday to visit Houston and his family, meeting relatives during the trip.
Miss Betty Bennett of Center called on Mrs. Minnie Lewis Friday. The brief note records a social visit between local residents, with no additional details or implications.
Bro. Eugene Maddox of the Ada Church of God will speak Friday night at the Pentecostal Holiness Church during the young people's service.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and their children were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs W N Isaacs of Parish Chapel on Sunday.
Callers at the Vernon Gray home on Saturday included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray and their sons Lawrence Layne of Oklahoma City O E Gray W N Isaacs Joe Car Gray Jim Megee and J O Franks.
Tuesday visitors for Mr and Mrs Everett Parnell included Mr and Mrs Leland Ryan of Ada and their child.
Dewey Northam called on Frank Lewis Sunday night seeking clarification or action regarding an ongoing local issue. The exchange emphasizes community concerns and a call for engagement from the involved parties.
Hansel Burk visited Grandma Duncan of Worstell Sunday, sharing time with family in a local domestic visit. The encounter underscores family ties within the Worstell community.
Mr and Mrs Calvin Pennington of Enid visited Mr and Mrs Albert Earl Pierce and their sons on Sunday.
Brother Mark McDonald visited the Center on Sunday for Sunday School and church services, joining attendees in worship and study.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holland and Billy of Russell Kansas Sonny Holland of Ada Mrs Allie Hood Clydie and George Welch. John Q. Sutterfield visited in the afternoon.
Helen Cox was absent from Sunday School this week after long streak of perfect attendance, noted by church members and peers.
Mrs. Frank Pinley visited Ada Saturday with her daughter Mrs. Lorene Vandegriff and an aunt Mrs. Rosa Lee for a short social visit.
A resident dismisses rain as trivial news, prompting editors to abandon weather as a lead item and focus on more substantial stories. The remark highlights how recurring weather can lose its news value over time.
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Jones of Ada were dinner guests of Rev. Bert Jones and family Sunday.
Bro. Herman Edge of Madill son in law of the Willoughbys spoke at Wanette Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday morning and evening delivering messages to the congregation.
Lionel Love attended Sunday worship at the Missionary Baptist Church in Galey, participating in the church service and morning prayers.
Mrs Minnie Duncan and Diana Curtis from Shawnee visited Mr and Mrs Hansel Burk in the community Sunday. Diana Curtis is the daughter of the former Miss Ruby Mae Burks.
Mr and Mrs J A Patton of Oklahoma City called in the Vernon Gray home Sunday morning in what appears to be an ordinary social visit.
Friday a Maxwell school board and members held a special meeting. Frank McChristian of Shady Grove was called Sunday evening by Mr and Mrs Buck Fowler. Clyde Welch and A B Northam hosted visitors from Howard Kansas on Saturday. Oil Center Church revival attendees at Maxwell included Luther Wilson P O Henson Frank Pinley Florence Isaacs and Hansel Burk.
Sunday guests of Miss Delores Jones were Jerry McDaniel and Floyd and Nancy Jo Vanlandingham of Pickett.
Ladonna Welch was honored on her eighth birthday with a party given by her parents Mr and Mrs C B Welch. Games were played favors of suckers were given to each guest refreshments of ice cream cake and cocoa were served and then gifts were opened. Present were Garry Parnell Margie and Donna Nelson Sue Willoughby Lynn and Glenn Woods Patsy Heaps Sally Thomas Betty Tucker and Sherry and Thella Frantz.
Ada residents report Mr and Mrs Joe Robertson spotted in Ada on Monday.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Haskins of Cushing visited the C B Welches Sunday to spend time with the family and share a social call.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Welch and Ladonna visited Mr and Mrs Ray Northam of Wichita Kansas on Friday.
Mrs. Terrie Gray visited Mrs. Lona Dame Tuesday. Mrs. Thelma Jean Garrett and Mrs. Kitty Hansard of Center, and Mrs. Floy Burk with others from Oil Center, traveled to Oklahoma City Wednesday to shop.
Mr and Mrs Bob Austell move with their son Dale and relatives to Roff Norma Austell joins the Roff school system Dale attends school and works part time for Mr Fleet making up the family unit now based in Roff.
Mrs. Bradley of Vaness called on Mrs. Rae Garrett Thursday in a social visit noted in the community column.
Sondra Burk dined with Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Burk on a Friday evening. The family planned to attend church but weather looked threatening, so they returned home before dark.
Mrs Lona Dames daughter Mrs Bessie Penn of Maysville and sister Mrs Roxie Chasier of Lindsay visited her Saturday. They also visited her sister Mrs Ed Dollahon and Mr Dollahon of Ada.
J M McDonalds children visited him with three nearby families. Oliver McDonald and family of Oklahoma City Mrs Ela Evans of Homer and Marcus McDonald with his wife and children of Maxwell joined the gathering. They rarely meet due to distance, but enjoyed a large dinner and pleasant time together.
Mrs Thelma Jean Garrett joined the Self quartet for a state singing convention in McAlester on Saturday night and attended a second session Sunday after church with Sondra accompanying them.
Sondra Garrett stayed overnight Saturday with her maternal grandparents, Mr and Mrs Hansel Burk, in Oil City, as reported in local social notes.
Misses Bonnie and Elsie Willoughby are now employed in Ada. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Love were Mr. and Mrs. H L Love of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Huddleson, also of Ada.
Pug Garrett shared a meal with Mr. and Mrs. Hansel Burk on Sunday. Thelma Jean and Sondra returned from a singing convention for supper and attend Oil Center church and Sunday School regularly.
Mr and Mrs James Briggs and family hosted by Mr and Mrs Roy Briggs. Sunday visitors to Miss Bertie Lou Jones included Jeanne Achley Lean da Achley and Welford Scott all from Wanette.
Mr and Mrs Roy Boren visited his mother in Ada on Monday.
Mrs Bill Barton staying with her daughter in Tulsa to care for her grandchildren says she will be home in a few days.
Latta High School hosts a skating party for freshmen and seventh graders, while the Latta Home Demonstration Club schedules a Tuesday meeting at 1 30 p m to discuss slip covers with Martha Mote presenting finishes. Students sell carnival tickets and the grade school contest seeks the winning Davy and Dolly Crockett as the high school prepares for the carnival Friday night October 7 in the Latta gymnasium.
Virginia Jared and her son Ronnie visited Mrs. Jake Taylor, the family matriarch, on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Alvis Ross visited Mr and Mrs Silas Taylor Sunday in a local social gathering. The event highlighted friendly neighborly ties and common community ties.
The Pente costal Holiness Sunday School had 58 attendees as Pastor Luther Wilson preached. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J A Patton and Mr and Mrs Charlie Hunter, all from Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs R W Willoughby were dinner guests of the formers daughter and family Mr and Mrs Theo Frantz of Summers Chapel. Another visitor was Le roy Willoughby of Ada.
A gelatin chiffon pie is set in a lined pie plate using lady fingers. Chill the filling then top with whipped cream. If using orange flavor, garnish with shaved chocolate for contrast.
J. W. Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Roberts visited Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Roberts and Bro. Oral Roberts and family in Tulsa.
Mr and Mrs C B Welch and Mr and Mrs Junior Northam attended the State Fair in Oklahoma City on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Dewey Northam helped make the event possible and assisted with arrangements and visits.
Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Pannell and their sons were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Flatt of Tulsa.
Paul Floyd of Ada attended the University of Oklahoma game in Norman on Saturday evening alongside other local attendees.
Mr and Mrs W N Isaacs of Parish Chapel were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and Vickie.
Names listed include Mrs Alene Tucker Mrs Dorchie Booth Mrs Floy Burks Mrs Thelma Jean Garrett and Mrs Hansard of Center and Miss Bon.
Mrs Myrtle Upperman traveled to Oklahoma City on Wednesday to visit her brother. The brief trip focused on family reunion plans and local errands during the stay.
Mr and Mrs Ray Kemp left Monday morning for another fishing trip at Lake Texoma.
Mr and Mrs T C Nelson called on Mr and Mrs Gordon Nelson of Westview Sunday evening in a social gathering reported by the local column.
Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Floyd Burk were Mr and Mrs Linnie Burk and Sherry Mrs Minnie Duncan and Diana Curtis of Shawnee.
Mr and Mrs H B Griffith and their baby visited Mrs Bill Griffith and her daughters at Gaar Corner on Sunday.
Mrs Lee Keeling, who has been ill for some time, has shown improvement and is now able to be
Mrs. Kitty Hansard visited Mrs. Rae Garrett Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Imogene Lantz' children are staying with Mrs. Lena Dame who is called Aunt Lena by the children.
Mr and Mrs Oren Gray hosted a weekend gathering involving their two daughters and families. The visitors included Mr and Mrs Herman Lane and Mr and Mrs Orlis Martin and two daughters from Oklahoma City. Their son and family also attended.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Gray and their children of Oil Center visited on Sunday.
Center Community Church attendance was 24 with Bro. Grover Keeling preaching at both services.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bennett and their children visited her sister and family while Mr and Mrs Leroy Groves spent Sunday evening with them.
Mrs. Clara Fike of Westview visited Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Garrett Saturday night. The social call reflects community ties in the Westview area.
A Sunday celebration marked the ages of Mr. T. W. Groves at 84 and Mr. Groves at 78. Attendees included the Morris and Reed families, the Morris children Billy Gene and Roger, Bar bara Patsy Richy Pete, Leroy Groves group, Deanie Kemmitt Sharon, Garvin Morris, Bonnie Bell Mike, Jim Richie, Buck Van Buskirk, and many others who shared cake and ice cream.
Mrs. Effie Henry of Tulsa came home Friday after a several day stay with her daughter Mrs. Rosie Bennett. Mrs. Bennett has recovered enough to be up again, a bright note in the report.
Mrs. Nora Garrett and daughter Joleta of Ada along with Mrs. Thelma Jean Garrett had dinner with Mrs. Rae Garrett and visited during the afternoon Monday.
Center Baptist Mission reported 28 in Sunday School. Bro. Frank Roberts preached at both services.
Mr and Mrs Tom Groves report a cow death after discovering the animal with a broken neck. They believe the head became caught when a hole in the barn allowed the neck to slip through a broken board.
Mr and Mrs Vance Price of Union Hill and their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Marvin Littencott of Kansas visited Mr and Mrs Leon Henry and their children Joe and Reta during a family gathering.
J. O. McCloud of Enid is visiting his stepson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Henry, and their children, this week.
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