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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1958
Page
6
Mrs. Annie Weller hosted the Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting with attendees including Mrs. Peachy Miller and Bessie Jennings. New officers were elected: Miller president, Jennings vice president, Toney secretary and reporter, Romines treasurer, Dunn song leader, and Gregory devotional.
Coon hunting trips by Hank Brady Rodney Harlin and by Joe Weiler R W Brady and Don Weller yielded no coon treed. Annie Weller visited Virginia Foreman who is recovering from surgery. Ada families including the Bradys and visiting ministers gathered for Sunday School with Mitt Looney serving. Oklahoma City Corky Brashier family spent weekend visiting local households.
Mr. and Mrs. Luster McIlroy of Bartlesville hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McIlroy and others such as Otis Coffer June Webster and Elizabeth Ann. Ada residents Joe Roper's quartet and locals joined Friday night church singing with attendees from Roff and Fitzhugh. May Johnson Thelma Perriman John Ray and J H Stephens attended the BanMer Associational meeting in Allen with additional local guests.
Thursday night guests included Mr and Mrs Woodrow Coffey and Kenneth of Ada with Mr and Mrs Russell Henline of Houston and Mr and Mrs Otis Coffey. Last week visitors with Mr and Mrs S N Berry and Bertha were Mr and Mrs Lee Jones Joyce and Boyce. Other attendees were Mr and Mrs J H Stephens Mrs June Webster and Elizabeth Ann.
A series of friendly gatherings and visits unfolded across Duncan Shawnee Ada and Galey. Families including the Henson Kite Wilfong Duncan and Norton clans shared Sunday dinners shopped outings and casual get togethers with relatives in nearby communities.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Hood announce the birth of a son on Thursday October 3 at Valley View Hospital. The newborn weighs 9 pounds 4 ounces and has been named Tal.
Hayes and families hosted and visited during the week. Ada guests included Mr and Mrs Donald, Mr and Mrs R E Tilley, and Mrs Dessie Rucker. Tilley party attended at Mrs F O Jones home. Sherman visitors were Mr and Mrs G W Scott and sons, weekend guests of Mr and Mrs L C Laquess. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs O S Whitson and Henry, with Mr Ed Ber
A collection of quips and sayings referencing everyday life and local figures. Mentions Uncle LEYS Fpigrins Tubby Tyler Grampa Hedges Paris storekeepers editors and Rev. Charley Grant aged 102-58 APA Smith Service.
Kay Ryman and Charles with Mr and Mrs Hollis Kite hosted a visit in the afternoon including Darlene Donnie and Ronnie. Also present were Mr and Mrs John Norton Ricky and Mike Choate of Ada and Jackie and Kenneth Keeling of Galey.
Saturday night visits feature Mr. and Mrs. John Binkley with Mrs. S M Golden and family. Miss Pat Warren of Shawnee joins Donna Scott Sherry Scott and Kay Roberts this weekend in Ada. Mrs H C Hood and Jean of Alma stay with the Hoods while Mr Hood receives treatment at Valley View Hospital.
Wayne residents visited Thursday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Hollis Kite and their children Judy Megee from Ada joined Friday evening. Other week visitors included Mrs S M Golden Mrs Fred Pierce and Linda Melton at the Cape home.
Those on the sick list this week include Kay Berryman and Darlene Kite H. C. Hood is at Valley View Hospital awaiting surgery this week. Mrs. Gene Hood visited Tuesday with Mrs. T. S. Hood.
Area families and friends are listed visiting relatives in Ada and nearby towns. The report names Mr. and Mrs. Henline, the Gurleys, Fennells, and Kimmels plus many others visiting or hosting events with several bridal shower attendees and Sunday visits noted.
The Free Will Baptist Church held Sunday School for 44 in the morning with Rev Curtis Hogue in charge of services. Visitors Saturday night included Homer Mercer family and Leo Scott household among others.
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