Sunday School Attendance and Local Visits Noted in Colbert
Sunday school drew 73 attendees as revival services continue led by Bro. Morris. Local residents and visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thompson, Drew Patterson, Eunice McAnally, Fay Coventon, and Viola Earnest, are active in community events and travel to Ada, Byng, Maud, and Bethany for school and social visits. A Burk's Style Shop shoe sale promotes narrow lasts at under half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colbert
Owen Thompson
Tennessee
Suiffday
Drew Patterson
Steedman
M. L. Earnest
Bro. Morris
Jesse Collins
Ada
Eunice McAnally
Bethany
Okla
Fay Coventon
Viola Earnest
Steedmanm
J. H. Woods
P. E. Richman
el Paso
Tex
Frank Smith
Byng
Mrs. Selph
Mr. Earnest
Burk’s Style Shop
Burk's Style Shop Offers Ladies Fur Trimmer Coats
Burk's Style Shop promotes ladies fur trimmer coats crafted from Delysia Normandy and Champstyne materials at best prices. Shop features a range of styles and fabrics for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delysia
Normandy
Champstyne
Burk’s Style Shop
Galey School Opens Smoothly With Light Attendance
The Galey school started on the 10th with light attendance. The schoolhouse and teacherage have been painted and look new. A large crowd heard Rev. W. N. Goodwin of Stratford preach a strong sermon for the Christian folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galey
W. N. Goodwin
Stratford
Newton Cole
Booneville
Ark
Henry Myers
Bill Hugh
South Dakota
Mage Newby
Mage
Luther Gray
Ellis Atkinson
Sayre
Eilis
Grandma Jamar
Doan
Gaither Bray
Oklahoma
Halthy
Rev. Stone
Free Will Baptists
Burke's Style Shop Showcases Latest Dress Styles
If you are interested in dress, suit, coat, blouse or shoes, call and see the very latest styles shown Burke's Style Shop. 10-27-Itw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke's Style Shop
Tupelo School Debates Ku Klux Klan View Point
In Tupelo on Friday October 21 1921 a ninth grade Ancient History class debated the resolution that the Ku Klux Klan is a beneficial organization to the U S government. The negative side won by half a point. The week included a Baptist church box supper to raise athletic funds and a fist basketball game 14 13 with Clarita. local community moves included families relocating to Arkansas California and Coalgate. The county superintendent and high school inspector praised school discipline and effort as Jno L Garrison plans tests for seventh and sixth grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Clariti
Sam
Tupek
Clarita
W. S. Partain
Carney
J. W Breedlove
Joe Vincent
Coalgate
C. T. Johnson
Schoo
J. L. Gasison
McAlester
W. A. Garrison
Checatah
Supt
Jno
Burk’s Style Shop Promotes New Ladies Ready-to-Wear
Mrs Burk browses the eastern market for latest styles in ladies ready-to-wear at Burk's Style Shop. Prices are advertised as very low.
Parish Chapel Weather Brings Talk of Winter Prep
Residents note lingering warmth while crops are stored for winter. J. E. Maddox and son with Sam Maddox and family went fishing earlier this week and reported good luck. Miss Virgie Maddox stayed over with Miss Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Maddox
Sam Maddox
Virgie Maddox
Augusta Thompson
Union Valley School Opens with Strong Enrollment
Union Valley reports Monday opening with good enrollment. Several residents visited relatives in Francis and Ada. Lenley Hoggatt ill with membranous croup. The section house north of the school burned Saturday afternoon, likely from sparks from a passing train. Ten storage houses hold this fall's sweet potato crop and the Truck Growers Association expects about thirty car loads to ship. The high school now has a larger male to female student ratio this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Valley
R. F. Stephens
Francis
Boyles
Jones
Stonewall
Miss Carroll
Riddle
Ada
Joe Hoggatt
Lenley
Robert Hoggatt
Burk's Style Shop Debuts Brogue Oxfords
Burk's Style Shop promotes new Brogue Oxfords priced at 6.95, marketing them as the best on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burk’s Style Shop
Readers urge return of Bible basics in schools
A reader endorses the Ada Evening News editorial on fundamentals and criticizes modern schooling. He argues for Bible teaching in schools, condemns evolution education, and calls churches and citizens to defend Christian moral foundations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Evening News
A. L. Fentem
Fair Land
Move Plans of George Steel to Mountain Air NM
George Steel, a Re bee community citizen, plans to move to Mountain Air New Mexico after buying land. He will ship stock, grain and household goods this week by motor with his family. Paper barrels are being made in Canada to ship flour dyes lime sugar lard butter and other goods. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Telton Brady of 211 South Stockton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Steel
Mountain Air
New Mexico
Mr. Steel
Canada
Goodwin Found Guilty In Auto Theft Charge
After hours of deliberation a jury found John Goodwin guilty of auto theft. A five year sentence was recommended. Witnesses testified Goodwin rode in the Sutton car from Stratford to Sulphur on July 4 and the car later appeared wrecked in Augustus’ garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodwin
A. O. Sutton
Sulphur
Goodwin
Augustus
Sutton
Stratford
District Court
Ed Stewart
Wayne Wadlington
Eugene Augustus
Stewart
Jack Hays
Claude Hall
Hall
Wadlinston
Oil Field Activity Grows as Pipelines Near Ada
Outside oil men gather in Ada while hotels report rising business. A pipeline to Bebee is expected within a fortnight as production shows. leases change hands, and the Nance, Doan, and Doan offset wells resume work with casing on site and early tests planned.
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Ada
Bebee
Nance Well
Nance
Okmulgee
Carter
Maxwell
Home Forum Offers Cooking Advice And Local Well News
The Home Forum in the Weekly News discusses ideal fall weather and the value of balanced meals to prevent dyspepsia. It notes the Carter-Lowery oil well casing issues, gossip about new wells, and a juror visit by Pp. S. Case. Readers share tips on preserving aluminum and leaf bouquets, plus a promise of a mince meat recipe next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly News
Carter
Carter-Lowery
Discoverey
Pp. S. Case
M. and P. National Bank
Ada
Obituary of Mrs Annie Brumley Mother of County Official
Mrs. Annie Brumley died at her home October 21. She was mother of W. H. Brumley, a former county commissioner. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon with Rev. C. C. Morris officiating. Burial was in Rosedale cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Brumley
Anne Brumley
W. H. Brumley
C. C. Morris
Rosedale Cemetery
Brumley 81 Dies. Funeral Set at 4 P.M.
H. K. Brumley aged 81 of 610 West Ninth Street died early this morning. Funeral services are scheduled for 4 o'clock this afternoon with burial at Rose Dale cemetery. He was regarded as one of the community's foremost citizens after living here for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Brumley
West Ninth Street
Rosedale Cemetery
Mr. Brumley
Kanred Wheat Yields in Woods County Demonstration
Kanred wheat on 125 acres owned by William Hartman averaged 35 bushels and 35 pounds per acre, while other wheat on the same farm averaged 22 bushels. The Kanred variety matured a week earlier, helping avoid rains that damaged later crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods County
William Hartman
W. D. Kennon
Harzman
Local Marriage Licenses Reported in Ada and Nearby Areas
G W Bruner 29 Ada weds Miss Fredie Camel 25 Ada Bert May 17 Franks weds Miss Verna Gipson 18 Stonewall Sam Brandon 25 Ada weds Miss Gertie Carmichael 15 Ada T O Gandy 23 Ada weds Miss Dimple Wood 17 Ada Sampson Sealy 21 Stonewall weds Miss Maggie Duty 17 Pontotoc
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W Bruner
Ada
Fredie Camel
Ada Bert May
Franks
Verna Gipson
Stonewall
Sam Brandon
Gertie Carmichael
T. O. Gandy
Dimple Wood
Sampson Sealy
Maggie Duty
Pontotoc
Prickly Ash Bitters Ad Promotes Digestion
A vintage advertisement touts Prickly Ash Bitters to cure burning throat and chest and prevent serious diseases like kidney trouble. It claims digestion problems start health issues and promotes use before trouble begins. Price is $1.25 per bottle, sold by Gwin and Mays Drug Co.
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Gwin and Mays Drug Co
Adv
Pontotog Co Farmers Union Elects Officers
Ada Oklahoma October 21 1921 Farmers Union of Pontotoc county held a meeting October 15 1921 naming officers for the next 12 months J O McMinn president Albert Simpkins vice president J B Faber secretary and treasurer L D Brandon W E Stroud G W Golightly B V Hampton executive committee M G Clark conductor Will Smith doorkeeper B V Hampton corresponding secretary Explanatory note from B V Hampton excuses delay and wishes good luck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Oklahoma
Ada Weekly News
Farmers’ Union
Pontotoc County
J. O. McMinn
Albert Simpkins
J. B. Faber
L. D. Brandon
W. E. Stroud
G. W. Golightly
B. V. Hampton
W. H. Summers
M. G. Clark
Will Smith
Oil Man F P Lieuallen Visits Ada from Tulsa
F P Lieuallen, once a local attorney and now a leading oil man in Tulsa, was in Ada on Monday to look after interests here. Lieuallen is a welcome visitor in his hometown and his friends were glad to see him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Lieuallen
Tulsa
Ada
Lieu
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M. R. Woods
Maud
Mrs. Maddox
Mrs. Thompson
Zella Pennington
Ada Saturay
Ollie Wood
Mr. Pennington
Gertrude Pennington
Lillian Maddox
Blue Jay
Quilty
THE
Home Forum
Pontotog CO
Farmers Union
Fred F. Brydia Company
North Broadway
Ada, Okla
South Broadway
West Main
Mien
Coats
Wooly Boy
Stein-Bloch
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