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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1926

Page

3

Calamity of uncertain cotton and county federation events

The column notes Pon totocounty cotton yields look uncertain with uplands likely better. It highlights county federation activities for farm women, bee queen research findings on productivity, and county events including ice cream demonstrations led by Prof Beecher. Local reports cover fairs, orchard specimens, nurse demonstrations for infant care, and community notices across Ada and surrounding towns.

County Federation of Women's Beecher Lola C. Pearson Farmer- Stockman Morgan Federation Ada

Owl Creek man shows quick ad deal on street

Speaking of advertising being a paying proposition, J. H. Davis had a demonstration. He spoke of advertising a crop for sale on the street. A nearby man overheard and promptly made a deal.

J. H. Davis Owl Creek

Small town Sunday dinners and visits noted locally

Mildred Odom of Lula took supper with Mamie Horton Sunday. Lula Jane Richardson dined with Fannie Thomas. W M Parker and daughter Ester spent Sunday with Ira Parker in Union Valley. Rev Straton and family dined with Marshall Killion family. Alta Odom and Verta France dined with Lillian Davis. Bethel Palmer returned home after three weeks with Tennessee relatives. Mrs T R Williams is on the sick list. Eldo Whipple and wife of Ada stayed with her brother Willie Bennett. Luia Harper of Stonewall visited Ollie Lee Sliger. Willie Bennett and wife fed their son Wilburn with Hatton family. Lon Cecil and children of Ada stayed with Hatton family. Sam Parker and kin attended church Sunday night. Gilliam Palmer returned from Centrahoma. Ray Killian dined with cousin Willie Killian. Mr. and Mrs. Fain and son Robert.

Wellington Texas Guy R. McVey Shamrock Okla John Brazelton Stratford H. C. Gray Fred Peters J. A. Casey Pontotoc Seaman Reaves Ada Charley Sawyers Pontotoc County Blue River Harry Miller Fred Hill Wayne Truitt Truitt C. L. Burnett Strickland Juanita Dick Walker C. A. Acker E. F. Blair Floyd King Partain Tupelo Stonewall Edna Mae Peters Lois Furlong Mary Byrd Mundy J. M. Aston Norman E. M. Correll Gordon Crawford Slen Reaves Buddy Austell George Young Earnest Austill Horso Charles Blevins Abner Atkins Walter Smith Blue Valley Acre Mr. Flowers Latta Hunter Home Bros. Harve Owens Moren Mill Creek Edna Chism Jeanette McKinney Lon May Steward Franks Julia Bertie Hatcher Pleasant Hill No. 1 Emsie Loyd Owl Creek Willie Puckett L. E. Jones Berta Jones Mildred Odom Lula Mamie Horton Lula Jane Richardson Fannie Thomas W. M. Parker Ester Ira Parker Union Valley Tennessee T. R. Williams Eldo Whipple Willie Bennett Luia Harper Ollie Lee Sliger Wilburn Hatton Lon Cecil Hat

Community notes from Blue Bell area social register

Rainy month continues with gatherings and visits across Chandler Ada Bebee and Summers Chapel. Local residents include Claude Pennington buying a Ford, couples hosting weekends, and a Howard Gailey dance drawing good attendance.

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