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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1957

Page

3

Fitzhugh 4-H Girls Earn State Honors in Record Books

Two Fitzhugh 4-H Club girls, Nancy Elliott and Francye Sullivan, won state honors in 1957 record book judging. Nancy, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Elliott, earned a $50 bond and top state titles in Dairy Foods and Dress Revue history, while Francye, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Sullivan, claimed the state top ten place in record books and the county cross- country champion award previously. Both received 4-H Key awards for top rank in the county and state recognitions in record-keeping and demonstrations.

Fitzhugh Nancy Elliott Clark Francye Sullivan Nancy Lee Elliott Frankye T. F. Sullivan Standard Brands, Inc County Cross

Ward Shower Celebrates Mrs Ward in December Party

A wedding shower for the former Kara Robinson was hosted at the Baptist church with many guests listed including Mrs. Wilbur Norman, Mrs. O N Attebery, Mrs. Eliza Lee, and Miss Florence Harrold. The item notes historic dates about Philippines independence in 1946 and Israel’s proclamation in 1947.

Florence Harrold Linda’ Robinson Lucille Moon Robert Robinson Suhel Chaffin Flora Carter Myrtle Smith Belle Henson Mabel Wilson Donna Jackie Robinson Verese Wilson Boa Robinson Vera Wilcoxson

Pink n Blue Shower for Mrs Wofford at School Lunch Room

Mrs Ralph Wofford received a pink and blue shower Monday night in the school lunch room with cookies and coffee served by Mrs Lee Cross and Mrs D R Clifford. Attendees and gift givers included numerous named women and several Misses and a Mr Willie Mae Warren.

Lula Ralph Wofford Lee Cross D. R. Clifford Rex Johnston Chester Treas Thelma McGee Knox Sweat Folk Cross Charley Williams Lavanda Cooper Edna Cooper Luis Clifford Mae Brooks Marcine Brooks Willie Mae Warren Luatta Sue Brooks Alma Brooks Cla Hamilton Edna Cross Annie Treas Lottie Wofford Gladys Mardin Nanna Lou Wofford June Wofford

Baby Tucker Jessie Tucker Born at Valley View Hospital

Baby Jessie Tucker weighs 8 pounds 0 ounces born October 24 at Valley View Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tucker at Oi Center. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth and Mrs. Ollie Tucker. Jessie’s mother formerly Sue McAnally.

Paul Tucker Oi Center An & Pound Valley View Hospital Melvin Booth Ollie Tucker J. T. Tatum Union Hill Jessie Walter McAnally Tatum Ada Sue MedAnally Uhlichs Jack Uhlich Texas Mr. Uhlich Jones Oi Company S. R. Flings Telephone

BSU Members to Attend 32nd State Convention

Sixty Baptist Student Union members from East Central State College will join the 32nd annual state Baptist Training Union convention in Oklahoma City from November 1 to 3. Dr. Roy McClung of First Baptist Ada will lead a conference on America and Christianity, with focus on What Baptists Believe. David Driskill, BSU president and East Central student from Pauls Valley, will open with the prayer as the convention starts Friday evening. McClung formerly led the BSU as state president and serves as pastor advisor.

Baptist Student Union East Central State College McClung State Baptist Unicon BSU Oklahoma Baptist University

Pie Season Opens at Vaness Demonstration Club Supper

The Vaness Name Demonstration Club hosts a pie supper Friday November 1 in the high school gym to raise funds for the annual Christmas party. Whitey Wilburn will serve. There is a note on Ykismos as believed descended from the same stock as American Indians, noting language and culture similarities.

Vaness Name Demonstration Club Whitey Wilburn Pleasant Hill Melvin Nix

McLish Club Demonstrates Sewing Attachments at Meeting

The FITTSTOWN group met on Tuesday Oct 22 at the Home Economics cottage for a McLish Home Demonstration Club session. A sewing machine attachment demonstration followed a devotion led by Mrs. Nora Harden with an attendee requesting a new attachment. Members and guests, including Opal Brems and Mrs. D. H. Landis, enjoyed refreshments after demonstrations by Mrs. O V Crass and Mrs. Don Barvick. The club had earlier sponsored a health clinic at the school on Oct 1 where county nurse Maud Jonason assisted. 38 immunizations were given. Members were urged to attend the county council meeting on Oct 23. President George Washington reportedly purchased the site of the District of Columbia from private owners.

Fittstown McLish Home Demonstration Club Nora Harden O. V. Crass Don Barvick S. A. Winton Susan Whitwell Opal Brems W. A. Glenn D. H. Landis Don Barrick Maud Jonason Brents Tony Home Demonstration Council Latta Waller Smith Luther Thompson

Miss Wilma Cook Awarded 4-H Achievement Bond

Wilma Cook of the McLish 4-H club in Pontotoc County earned a $30 bond in the 4-H home demonstration achievement program. Forty-nine bonds were awarded statewide, part of John A. Brown and Brown Dunkin’s sponsorship, based on record books and county home demonstrator evaluations of homemaking projects like food, sewing, and canning.

Wilma Cook McLish Pontotoc County John A. Brown Brown- Dunkin Oklahoma City Tulsa Stillwater

Marriages in two Oklahoma pairs and Virginia pair

J W Ford 27 of Wewoka and Jos Harriett Jahnson 17 of Wewoka wed. Tavence Hall 21 of Norfolk Virginia and Ann Evans 21 of Ada also married. The item notes about 500 persons in the United States catch tuberculosis daily, and references a sum around 20 000 pounds.

J. W. Ford Wewoka Jos United States

Pickup rolloever near Stonewall injures passenger

Royce Lee Garrett lost a wheel on a soft shoulder near Stonewall, the pickup tipped, then righted. Passenger Sharon Townsend broke a collarbone. x rays found no further injuries. Vehicle sustain ed heavy damage.

Royce Lee Garrett Stonewall Garreth

Miss Joen Logan in serious condition at Fittstown

Miss Joen Logan of Fittstown remains in serious condition with brothers Donald and Junior Logan at her bedside. Mrs Edna Lowrey and her son visit from Harden City as family members gather to support the ill woman and her parents Mr and Mrs Pat Sneil.

Cpl. Car) Watts Oran Kerr Denbight Joen Logan Fittstown Donald and Junior Edna Lowrey Pat Sneil J. S. Lee Pearl Davis Weleetka J. F. Johnson Alma Barnes Alain Tex J. 5. Lee Jenny Harris Lawton Mrs Luther Harris Darrel Glassgow Riverbank Calif Lea Moore Shirley Sharon Scouty J. M. Nance Oklahoma City Haskell Nance Lorée Jerry Balthrop Tracy Pauls Valley Dudé Golden Homer J. R. Pendergrass Yirman Charles Buddy” Westert Moffatt Field Nancy Jesse Muncricie

McLish High opens season with mixed results

Season opens for McLish High School with two games against Pontotoc. McLish girls win while Pontotoc boys defeat McLish boys. Teams plan to travel Tuesday to Wampusa. Also noted are visits from Harfise family members and an update on Mrs. Turney’s health at Valley View Hospital.

McLish High School Pontutoc McLish Pontotoc Boys Wampusa

Millikens Enjoy Snowy Caney Visit During School Break

Rev. Melvin Milliken and family of Harden City Pentecostal Holiness Church took a two day school vacation trip to Caney Kansas. They reported some snow and praised the scenery as magnificent while visiting relatives.

Melvin Milliken Harden City

Oakman News church attendance and school closures

Sunday services drew many but illness caused large absences. visitors from Pickett Byng Perryton and Riverbank joined locals. Schools at Oakman and Byng closed Tuesday afternoon due to flu with many pupils absent. Several local families and visitors are listed, with trips and meetings noted across Ada Oklahoma City and surrounding towns.

Arvile Morrison Pickett Don Shaw Byng Bill Macks Kay Perryton Tex Oskman

Local Family News and Weddings in Ada Area

Ada area notices report many visits and gatherings among Currents, Guests, Goldes, and Capps families. A fatality obituary for Mart Melvin Massey and a church wedding of Darwin Lee and Aline Capps are noted, with cold weather harming fall crops and gardens across the community.

Church of the Nazarene Ada Darwin Lee Oklahoma City Aline Capps Ecbee He M. Curtis Mary Lou Capps Billy Lee Darwin

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nancy Elliott Clark Ada Weekly Mrs. Ward Mary Jo Choate Dean Lee Mary Hooser Don Pherigo Hazel. Phillips Wesley Pri Ethel Hooser Patsey Price Clara Summers Flora Fountain A. L. Kirkes H. L. Kelley Kara Robinson Jane Don Robinson The Philippines Israel Paiestice Mrs. Wofford Baby Views Bud Blevins Union Valley McLish Clinic George Washington Rict of Columbia Frankye Sullivan Jesse News Willard Rhynles Roy Reynolds Keith Eva Reynolds Chickasha Dave Roberts Duane Ryan Kelly Airfield San Antonio B. B. Ryan Kelly Patricia Jimmy Poole Pat Tonty Billy Miler Jo Ann Nix MYF Regina Weller Clyde. Chapman George Moftit Mes A. M. Pharr Jay Mem Donald Tecumseh U. J. McDonald Sunéey Ater Pharr Oklaoma City Wayne Truitt Tishomingo Mrs. Reston Worthy Holdenville C. P. Wade Roosevelt Bridge Fittstown News Edna Bultrill Lester Simmons Bill Simmons Doyle Verna May Kay Warris Betty and Reia Jackson Howlegs, Oxla McLish High J. D. Flowers Andy Marvin Cox Stilwer Ft. Smith Ark Harfises Floyd Byrd Cromwell O. B. Cherry Dabra H. B. Turney Lonnie Cradduck Carolyn of Oakman News By Ila Pevehouse Sam Stiger Dean of Buster Bobbs J. BR. Pendergrass Roy White Norman Duncan Ada and Lonnie Curren Vernon Peve House Trudy Nance Gussie Lillard Arville Mottivow Scott Jones Jess Berryman New Mexico William Carter Broken Arrow George Carter William Union School Luther Avent Loyd Timmons Seminole Buster Hobbs Avent Mr. Timmons Hobbs Crna Eo Maurice Current Lonnie Current Balthrop Jack Thorpe Edith Dotis Wilson Raymond Goldes Ruby Jones Myra Berryman Mart Melvin Massey Acts Oakman Church F. M. Wood Earlin Haskins Oskman Cemetery Everett Lee Forrest and Derrel Mrs. Lee Scotty Moore Mardie McCarty Lonnie Dale Jaimmie Myers Monroe Lee Bonnie and Wilburn Mary Florence Flynn Debra Wanda Aca Roddy and Gary Pendergrass J. R. Pen A5s Francis Scott W. Jones Harve Bandy Jill Vernon Pevehouse Larry Sloan Roy Laxton Deatherive Mildred Current Mr. Current B. A. Current Jesse Muncrief Roy West Madill Bill West Ardmere Margie Muncrief Bill Bakthrop Daaughter Elaine G. M. Bagley Gold Hill, Ore Jesse Muncrieff Longines — Wittnauer Hamilton Elgin Bulova GEM Credit Jewelers Wart
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