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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
8
Mrs. John Balthrop took her 12-year-old son David to Oklahoma City during a school holiday for evaluation by an eye ear and nose specialist. David has had severe recurrent nose bleeds for months and may avoid surgery until school is not in session. Mrs. Clovis Balthrop accompanied them.
Rodney and Ronnie Hall visited Larry Hisan Saturday. Mr and Mrs B I McCauley Benton Mack and Laura Ann visited Mr and Mrs J B King and children in Stratford Thursday. Rodney Hall spent Sunday night with Sam Gasaway. The First Baptist Church of Vanoss had 36 present Sunday. The pastor is Larry King of Ada. His wife Jo Ann is pianist. Everyone is invited to attend services.
Mrs. Tommie Combes and Mrs. Mandy McGarr spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Robert Hisaw and children. Robert Hisaw left Friday morning for Maxwell California to help with the harvesting of rice on his home place there.
Mrs G M Pitt has been in the Pauls Valley hospital and is hoped to be improving.
Friday closed the first six weeks of school with six week exams. Students enjoyed an extra-long weekend for the teachers county workshop and will soon miss two days for a state teachers meeting in Oklahoma City.
Jim Clay sustained a leg injury during basketball weeks ago and underwent surgery. He missed over a week of school and returned for six week tests. Flowers from his senior class and Sunday school class arrived, and he hopes to begin light basketball in about four weeks pending medical clearance.
Mr and Mrs Ed Hall and others from Stratford visited Vernon Gasaway and family Sunday night. Tilley of Stratford recently visited the Gasaway household. Audie Hall and children visited R R Hall in Stonewall. Mrs Glenn Cornell attended a Wilson revival. Vaness seniors had senior pictures taken by an Oklahoma City studio with proofs received Friday. Wayne Hisan and Jo Gasaway visited Odus McGalliard and family in Center. Crawford family from Wynnewood visited Miller family in Ada. Ada residents King and others chatted with Hisan and family. Dale Miller visited Jim Clay and Dennis McDonald in Oil Center.
Jo and Sammy Gasaway visited Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cornell Friday night for a social call at their home.
Ila? Darla and David visited Oklahoma City along with Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees and Linda as guests of Mr and Mrs Leroy McDaniel and Alvis. Bill Hopper of Pickett joined Mr and Mrs J C Martin for a Friday dinner and helped haul hay. Alma Maddox and Ethel Varnadore visited Della Maddox Thursday afternoon.
Polly McCauley travels to Oklahoma City for additional schooling in auto mechanics to build skills.
Mrs. B. I. McCauley and Laura Ann spent several nights with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ragland in Oklahoma City.
Mr and Mrs Auti McCullar and girls took Valerie Childers to Oklahoma City Sunday. They visited Mr and Mrs Kenneth Childers and family. Mrs James Hopkins and Caston Christian Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Auti McCullar and girls Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Cecil Morris and their children from Clinton Sherman AFB visited Mrs Florence Brewington over the weekend. Mrs Brewington accompanied them back home for a short visit.
Seen Mr and Mrs Auti McCullar with Stephanie and Anita driving their new station wagon in a family outing likely highlighting a recent purchase.
Mrs G M Pitts returned to her home Saturday from the hospital at Pauls Valley. She is doing fine.
Wayne Hisan and Tom Gasa traveled home from Wilburton this weekend where they attend school.
Short classified notice citing FE 2 4433 promoting use of want ads to sell, buy, rent, or locate items or services. Generic phrasing suggests a newspaper classified advertising call to action without specific listings.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Turner of Fresno California visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Hamblin. Also guests included Mr. and Mrs. Boots Jackson and Mrs. Emma Turner of Ada.
Mrs Joleeta Murray and children Ada and Preston and Elaine Farmer were Thursday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Frank James and Olen at Parish Chapel.
Mrs. Sybel Reed visited Mrs. Mildred Melton Friday morning. Ed Varnadore drove C. A. Abston Vaness to Ada for a doctor’s checkup Friday.
Judy Pennington and Pickett visit Linda Dees after school on Monday to discuss plans and share updates from the day.
Mr and Mrs Dennis McDaniel with Darla and David traveled to Oklahoma City to spend time with Mr and Mrs Leroy McDaniel and Alvis on Thursday and Friday.
Miss Cheryl Melton visited Miss Dorothy Skaggs in Stratford on Friday with social call and friendly chatter.
Mrs Alma Maddox was a dinner guest of Mrs Ethel Varnadore on Thursday. The occasion highlighted social ties in the community.
Mike Martin of Ahloso is identified as the son of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin in a family notice. No additional context or events are provided in the fragment.
A weekend spent with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Martin, enjoying family time together.
Lloyd Bond of Ada visited Friday with Fletcher and Wanda Snipes in a local social. The gathering highlighted community ties and neighborly conversation during a casual visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Roles of Elk City and Mr. and Mrs. Les Wyatt of Stratford, along with Lester Sherman of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Waters, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Little for a weekend visit.
Mrs. Della James visited Mrs. Inez Pennington Friday after a community gathering. The two neighbors discussed local events and shared updates about their families.
Galey resident Miss Dorotha Tucker spent Tuesday night in the company of Miss Linda Dees.
Mr and Mrs J C Martin were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin in Sharon and Oma Janelle in Ahloso on Saturday.
Frank James visited Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley in Stratford on Friday and joined them for a fishing outing.
Mrs Clariece Pennington Karl Wade and Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington were seen shopping in Ada on Saturday highlighting a family outing with local community ties.
Miss Cheryl Melton visited Mr. and Mrs. Lee Decker in Stratford Sunday.
Jerry escorted Mr. Snipes to Ada on Saturday to visit his doctor with Ed Fletcher and Wanda Snipes present.
Miss Darla McDaniel of Oklahoma City spent Thursday night in the home of Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees and Linda.
Mrs Juanita Meek visited Mrs Christine Martin Saturday after a neighborhood gathering. The encounter reflected local social ties as residents shared updates and exchanged brief notes on community events.
Mrs Vera Rambo visited Mr and Mrs Frank James of Byars Sunday afternoon and attended church services with them along with Johnnie and Sherry James.
Mr. and Mrs. Neville Pennington hosted Mr. and Mrs. Karl Wade for Sunday dinner. Don Crisp of Ada joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnadore for Sunday night supper. Mrs. W. W. Miller of Ada, along with the McDaniels of Darla and Oklahoma City, visited Mrs. Vanda Dees Friday. Mrs. Bobbye Gardner of Duncan visited Fletcher and Wanda Snipes on Sunday.
Mrs Della James Olen and Mrs Ethel Varnadore visited Mrs Leona Neely and Mrs Lucy Whittington in Ada on Wednesday. Dorothy Skaggs was mentioned in Stratford on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs George Scar brough and Bob Woolley Ada Miss Sue Grace and Miss Peg Baggs Vaness and Mr and Mrs Marvin Meurdy visited Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees and Linda Sun Dale Melton attended the Ada McAlester football game in Ada Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin and Oma Janelle Ahloso visited Mr and Mrs J C Martin Saturday night
Mrs Lottie Mc Clure and Patsy Ada and Mrs Re ba Daniels with their children from Oklahoma City visited Mr and Mrs Frank James and Olen Sunday afternoon in Sand Springs.
Mrs Ethel Varnadore went on a sightseeing drive Sunday according to the brief item noting her outing and activities for the day.
Mrs Bill Miller visited Mrs Christine Martin Sunday after a community gathering at the VFW hall. Neighbors reported a friendly chat and warnings about upcoming local events.
Mr and Mrs Orlan Dees and Linda visited Mr and Mrs A O Sutton in Oil Center on Sunday, sharing time together at their home and enjoying a social call.
Mrs Nadine James and Frank James visited Mrs Ethel Varna Dore Monday morning, stopping by her home for a brief social call.
Claude Horsley visited his step mother, Mrs Maude Horsley, in Stratford on Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Roy Gray and George Ann Nash were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J C James and Mary bringing a social visit to the household.
Claude Horsley visited Mrs Maude Horsley in Stratford Tuesday. The brief social call reflects local community ties and ongoing neighborhood interactions.
A brief scene describes a school bus stopping at the home of grandmother Mrs. Inez Pennington on Friday afternoon and a short visit lasting for a while.
Karl Wade and Mrs Inez Pennington were Ada business visitors Monday.
Lawrence report states Oleta East daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. East fell at school Friday and sustained a head injury.
Visitors Thursday to the Jack Gold home included his father Billy Gold and his sister Mrs Paul ine Garrett of Centrahoma.
Mrs Geneva Hunt visited her sister Mrs Leaper and family, spending time together and sharing news during a local gathering.
Linda Seckinger, daughter of Mr. Seckinger, was fitted with glasses Friday according to the brief community health notes.
Rev. Adam Ralston, pastor of Fitzhugh Methodist Church, visited in the home of Mrs. Vivian Pyburn and her son Dale on Tuesday evening. On Thursday Mrs. Pyburn and her sister Mrs. Dean Scott, of Roff, shopped in Ada.
Mrs Jack Davis and Martell visited Mrs Louise Hatton and her new baby Monday.
Visitors Sunday included their son Benny Davis and family in a quiet family gathering.
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