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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
6
A person improved enough by Sunday to go to the home of 38 daughter and family Mr and Mrs Herbert Winters of Byng after spending Friday and Saturday nights in Valley View Hospital.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Anson and Kay Sue and Larry spent Sunday in Lawton visiting her son and family Mr and Mrs A J Scrogens and children. Charviene and Tommie Roberts and Vernon Pevehouse attended Youth Fellowship services at the Ad Free Wit Baptist Church Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs Dorsey Myers of Byng visited recently with Mr and Mrs Jess Duvall in a friendly social gathering.
Mrs Louise Robertson of Ada and Mrs Effie Tharpe spent a while Friday afternoon with Ang ie Wright.
Norman C. Mitchell the county school superintendent and Mr. Campbell state school inspector visited Oakman School last Tuesday. The school passed the inspection and was highly complimented by both officials.
Mrs Myra Berryman spent some time Tuesday morning visiting with Mrs Edith Wommack during a social call at her home.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Current attended a rodeo in Pauls Valley on Friday and Saturday nights. Gerald was a participant in the events.
The Weldon Wyle family of Boulder City Nev were kin of Mrs Cullen Hampton. The 10 month old David Paul Wylie died in the crash and his funeral was held Monday at Lawton. Mrs Wylie and daughter Linda remain patients at Valley View Hospital slowly improving.
Visiting over the weekend Mr and Mrs C H Hampton were joined by Mrs Dollie Wyle her Gillam Ark aunt and Mr and Mrs Bill Wyle Henderson Nev. Sunday afternoon they visited in Aja with Mrs Hampton's father W C Wylie and sister Mrs Viola Kennedy and family.
Mrs Howard Roberts visited Friday with Mrs Ruby Lilly of Home and with Mrs Maude Caton and family.
Mr and Mrs Roy White and son Roy Jr visited Stroud on Sunday for the old Stroud School reunion, enjoying the community gathering and memories.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Golden hosted a visit from Kenneth Wilson and his daughters Edith and Doris of Homer on Sunday.
Eugene Hobbs of Oakman and Mrs. Scroggins of Cedar Grove collided at the Oakman intersection as a hail storm began. No injuries reported, both vehicles damaged.
Mr and Mrs Deward French of Ada visited Thursday with Mr and Mrs Raymond Golden and children, sharing time and conversation during the day.
Mrs. Doug Smith thanks Ahloso residents for kindness during the illness and death of Robert L. Cope at Ada Con valescent Hospital. Relatives visiting included Geneva Latta of Oklahoma City and others from Oklahoma City, La Fayette, Tul sa, Sand Springs, Albuquerque, and Ada. A special Ah loso Home Demonstration Club meeting is set for Monday at the school lunchroom.
Ada residents Latta and Mrs. L M Derryberry led a reunion with W H Northcutt Mrs Henry Frye Mrs Mitchell Jones and many others visiting in Ada. Mr and Mrs Jim Young from east of Ada called and Rev Lavona Brown visited Monday morning. Leo Robbins Latta visited with Mrs R L Cope and the Smiths Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunter and family and Mr. Jimmy Hunter of Oklahoma City joined relatives at the Robert Hunter home to celebrate Mrs. Hunter’s birthday. Ella Sawyers of Stonewall attended the dinner. Robert Hunter and guests visited Fred Sawyers in Coalgate the prior Sunday.
Members are urged to attend as we plan a Halloween carnival. Mrs Maud Johnson visited with her daughter and Mr and Mrs Monroe Jones in Oklahoma City during the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Morgan Goodpaste visited Mr and Mrs Houston Duty for a while Sunday afternoon in a social call.
Mrs Wayne Davis is on the sick list but shows improvement. Visitors at the Davis home Sunday include Mr and Mrs AS SS Johnston Roddy and Carla of Davis of Union Valley.
Primary pupils were entertained last Friday afternoon with a birthday party for Carolyn Greenwood and Eddie McElroy who turned six. Games were played and treats shared in a cheerful school event.
Kool aid and cupcakes were served at a party hosted by Mrs. Lou McElroy. Bubble gum favors were given. Another party for Aline Futisha aged 6 and Weldon Fulsom aged 9 was held with Kool aid and cookies. The notice also reports the death of Albert Reed, brother of Mrs. Asbury Mobley.
Instructions say to place the frosted cake in the freezer unwrapped so the topping firms. After the topping hardens the cake should be removed and wrapped for storage.
Lewis Lillard and a TG and Y truck were in a minor collision west of Stonewall around 12 50 p m Sunday with little damage and no injuries. A ham shoot at the Sportsmen Lake drew a crowd with about 20 to 25 shooters competing. The reporter sought the winner and planned to learn next week. She renewed old acquaintances and visited relatives on Saturday and attended Sunday services at the First Baptist Church where she was a member while living in Stonewall.
Former Stonewall resident visits Mrs Edwin Garrett of Sacramento California and was in town on Saturday continuing local social ties and recalling past roots.
Column excerpt features humorous proverbs and quips about evolution, work, and social behavior. Rev Charley Grant comments on responsibility and appearance in a light editorial tone. The piece ends noting release by APA Smith Service on 10-3-58.
Nickey Hale of Pauls Valley returned home over the weekend to spend time with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russel Hale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hale and family Alexia Ross Charese and Kyn visited Saturday to spend the day with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hale. W. M. Parrott is ill at his home near his son W. L. Parrott.
Mr and Mrs Bill Parrott Bren da and Butch visited Thursday to see his parents Mr and Mrs W L Parrott in Tishomingo Oklahoma keeping a family gathering brief and cordial.
Mr and Mrs Carl Watts and their children visited relatives in Purcell last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Hoyt Lillard and relatives visited the Lillard family in Paoli on Sunday. The Lillards welcomed a new baby boy, Ed Fink. Others from Tulsa Oklahoma City and nearby areas visited the Hatton family and Lillard households during the day.
Mrs. A. M. Moore of Pryor visited her son Mr. and Mrs. Vasco Moore and family last week. They attended homecoming and the dedication of a new Baptist church at Wright City.
Pete Cantrell spends several days in Kentucky on business. Mr and Mrs Furman Williams and daughter visited Mr and Mrs J C Treas on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Jimmie Thomas spent the weekend in Dallas likely attending the OU Texas game.
Rev and Mrs Harper and Mrs Snyder of Harden City visited Mrs Frank Newberry, along with Mr and Mrs Guy Busbee, on Monday for a short time.
Mrs. B. L. Hardin and Mrs. C. L Blankenship attended the County Council meeting of home demonstration clubs at the First Baptist Church in Ada last Friday.
Glen Hendryx left Valley View Hospital last week after a car crash Friday night around 10 30 p m. He injured another boy from Atwood during the incident. Mrs Cecil Bullard and Mr and Mrs Jimmy Don Goss traveled to Atoka to visit Mr and Mrs Ron Nie Harper and their newborn daughter on Sunday.
Sunday at the First Baptist Church marked Laymen Day with an all male choir leading morning services and Joe taking part in the night service.
Hale. Howard Ganns and Austin King spoke as the W M S of the First Baptist Church scheduled a Thursday night gathering at 7 for missionary studies. The subject is Into a New World with Mrs Cecil Builard and Mrs Austin King in charge.
Mrs Dollie Sims visited her sister Mrs Ben Johnson of Lula on Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Roy Christian along with Peggy Ann Jerry and Leona Britton went fishing on Monday but had limited success with their outing.
Visitors at the Fred McKeel residence over the weekend included his brother Floyd McKeel and other relatives. The item appears in a social notes column with partial continuation.
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