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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1924

Page

5

Mrs. E. C. Hunter Hosts Thursday Bridge Club

Mrs. E. C. Hunter hosted the regular Thursday Bridge club with three tables in play. Mrs. Roy Givens earned high score. Washington P T A reports organizational finish for the year with officers elected: Mrs. Lee Smith president, Mrs. Mont Emry vice president, Mrs. Paul V. Norrell secretary, Mrs. J. M. Bell corresponding secretary, and Mrs. C. C. Cunningham treasurer.

E. C. Hunter Roy Givens Washington P. T A Washington School P. T. A Lee Smith Mont Emry Paul V. Norrell J. M. Bell C. C. Cunningham

Bond Sings Lead In Church Choir Circles

The article notes a young man active in voice work as a member of the University Glee Club and director of the large choir at the First Baptist Church of Nor man.

Bond University Glee Club First Baptist Church of Normen

Autumn Bridge Party at King's Hill Hosts and School News

Mrs. I M King and Mrs O A Rayless hosted ten bridge tables at King's Hill Friday with fall decorations and a two course luncheon. High score went to Mrs P S Case, others received candy prizes. Allen notes report class party, art club, cotton picking progress, and school news including a new Junior High, course additions, and a bi monthly student paper titled The Tell All.

Mrs. I. M. King King’s Hill W. K. Chaney Wesley Chaney Fred Orr C. J. Skirvin L. P. Sandbach C. V. Gowing Whit Fentem M. L., Lewis I. L. Cummings Will Nethery Chas. T. Barney Harry Hofar Busby Virgil Hale P. A. Norris C. Rodarmel W. T. Shelton Tuy Senicr Dr. Rose Ben Mason Allen Dr. Berninger Muskogee Dell Eberheart Holdenville L. B. Adams Geo. Crumbley Ada Tom Anglin Supt Treadwell Forrest Schweikhardt Nicholas Jones J. I. Jones John Tidrow Bessie Brians Austin Kidwell Everett Whitacre Mary ‘Fern Jenkins

Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Memorial Hall Monday

The American Legion Auxiliary will meet in Memorial Hall Monday evening at 7 30 per Mrs Sam A McKeel announcement Kiwanis to meet Monday at 11 46 with members urged to attend on time Several out of town speakers expected to attend

St. Luke's Parish House Eileen King Elizabeth Cain Melba McCoy Juanita Littlejohn Francis Walters Nadine Griffith Ethel James Byrd Neva Mae Bentley Nellie Mae Bentley LaVern Driskill Mamie Sloan Velma Pincham Jeraldean Lee Messrs Herral Allen Glen Walters Cecil Qualls Lester Whitwell Herbert Beck Clifford Byrne Harley Brown Joe Swan Edward Martin Charles Harwell Turner King Garland Whitwell Turner Garwood Burgess Steed Emery Swinford Guy Meaders Kennett Tiger Wm. McCoy Wetumka Lyle West Terence Manville Loran Stafford Renfro Herndon R. A. Herndon American Legion . Auxiliary American Legion Auxiliary Memorial Hall Sam A. McKeel

International mix of students at University of Oklahoma enrollment

Norman special report lists 3852 total students with 180 living outside Oklahoma. Individuals include Edwin A. Dawson from Mexico City, Alexis Sitkareff from Siberia, Marie Rodaresh from Porto Rico, Baltazars from Rizal, Philippines, Alba from Suriga, Philippines, and Emogene Nash from Balboa Panama. Texas has 86 out of state students. other out of state counts include Arkansas 21, Kansas 16, Missouri 12, Louisiana 7, New Mexico 6, Illinois 6, and smaller totals from several states.

Norman Mexico Russia Panama Porto Rico Philippine Islands University of Oklahoma George E. Wedsack Oklahoma Edwin A. Dawson Mexico City México Alexis Sitkareff Siberia Marie B. Rodrares Eammy Alexandre C. Baltazer Bartha M. Baltazar San Mateo Rizal Felixberto O. Alba Surigas Emogene Nash Balboa Canal Zone Texas Arkansas Kansas Missouri Louisiana New Mexico Illinois Iowa Nebraska South Dakota California Arizona West Virginia Georgia Pennsylvana Wisconsin Montana Indiana Minnesota Tennessee

Oldest inhabited house in England Laddesdown Court Kent

A note identifies Laddesdown Court in Kent as England’s oldest inhabited house, with construction dated before 1120. This brief mentions its historic status and location.

England Laddesdown Court Kent

Bargain Lot of Shoes in Black Brown and Satin Styles

One special lot of men s dress shoes in black and brown priced at 3 98 and 4 98. A Bay store line offers satin dress slippers from 2 95 up to 5 00. Ladies patent leather sandals and brown all leather kids shoes are featured with prices from 1 50 to 2 98 and 1 95 respectively.

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Dren Stall Byron Norrell Husey Sam Husey North Francis Hugh Biles Harry Scheinberg J. S. McCauley Mesdames Wesley Chaney Cecil Mallory Val Land Houston Mount Wm. Emanuel Jim Evans Chas. Daffer Leland Thompson Aneto Cheh Peiheghovets Mesdames Dallas Albert .Chamberlain J. A. Criswell A. C. Chaney Jim Couch Ollie Couch Birdie Luster W. F. Morris D. S. Newton H. W. Wallace R. M. White Ada Boy State University Russell Boud J. H. Boyd Schmidt Stonewall Geneva Heathman Hattie Tingle Heathman Gladys Crawford Bernice Snider Gladys Cooper Jessie Mae Cochran Jim Slokum Loretta Criswell East Tenth Street Gantamy Fred J Band Byrdy Mill Wang Well Loretta the Style Shop West Main the Underwriters Association of Ada, Oklahoma John Beard Northwestern National Life Insurance J. L. Huber and H. H. Hudson Mssachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co Robt. T. Williamson the Central States Life Insurance Co Okla. U Brown's Red Arrow Poiret Shoe Department Ladies’ Oxfords Piece Goods Department ZOO
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