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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
3
The Roff Home Demonstration Club met Friday at the clubhouse with eight members and a guest present. President Agnes West chaired as she returned after major surgery. Mrs. Alvin Powell taught an Antiqued Flower arrangement lesson using varnish turpentine and gold paint.
Dagmar Lewis and Maurice Poole married July 10 in Galveston Texas. Dagmar, daughter of Curt and the late Dagmar Lewis, teaches in Houston schools. Maurice Poole, son of Mr and Mrs J C Poole of Stonewall, is a chief chemical engineer with a Pasadena firm. They reside in Pasadena Texas.
The Lula group met at Mrs. Lee Cross’s home with Mrs. Walter Brooks presiding. Devotional from Matthew 7 24 27 and invocation led by Mrs. Brooks. Roll call shared vacation experiences. county fair plans finalized. Fellowship with cake and punch for several members and guests. September meeting set at Mrs. Sherman Drennan’s home on September 15.
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The Frisco Home Demonstration Club honored two members and their husbands on wedding anniversaries at an ice cream supper Friday night. Honorees were Mr and Mrs Ramon Guy and Mr and Mrs Joe R Daniel. many members attended.
An August birthday gathering at the Wilson Community honors Mr and Mrs Scott Jones. The event featured an ice cream supper at the Holman home with a Bible shaped cake and a guest list including Vivian Hogue Lela Faye Walls and families.
Bake macaroni and cheese in a rectangular dish and top with sliced tomatoes. Sprinkle with buttered crumbs for a crisp finish.
Byng Home Demonstration Club held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. John Brassfield’s home with Mrs. Dud Burns leading devotion and Miss Martha Mote giving the invocation. Plans were made for the Pontotoc County Free Fair and a Sept. 9 call meeting to bring exhibits to Mrs. Bob Whitwell’s home. Mrs. W. L. Newland of Colbert Club spoke on items to donate to the Kountry Store. Mrs. Brassfield demonstrated bottle and jar painting as refreshments were served.
Union Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Frank Crabtree home with hostesses Mrs. Henry Clampitt and Mrs. D W Maloy. Members shared summer experiences during roll call and Mrs Bess Story led a roundtable discussion as program leader.
A quick guide notes to count one cup of greens for each serving when preparing a tossed salad. It emphasizes accurate portioning to maintain balance of ingredients and dressing.
Mr. and Mrs. Liberty Loyd of Tupelo hosted last week their aunt Mrs Alma Allen of Alex and cousin Mrs Theda Edmon and daughter from Fort Worth Texas. Edmon is a Tupelo High School graduate and former Tupelo residents.
Mrs Jimmy Pinley was complimented at a layette shower hosted by Mrs Pearl Norton in Oil Center. Co hostess Mrs Elva Lane. Guests listed include Mrs Audie Wood and many Pinley family members. cake and punch served after gifts unveiling.
Mrs. Russell Hale of Stonewall guided Lula Home Demonstration Club members through tearing old upholstery and recovering a chair in a workshop at Mrs. Walter Brooks home. A noon covered dish lunch followed with plans for a club exhibit at the county fair and a September 15 call session in the Community Building.
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads for quick results by calling FE 2 4433. Indicates a local newspaper service for rapid, short inquiries and listings.
The Carter-Humble Annuitant Club held a Thursday luncheon at Trails Restaurant with Mrs. Harry Willis presiding. Members voted to meet September 23 at Trails Restaurant for another luncheon session. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Hopper Ada and others from Fittstown Connerville Wewoka Konawa and Ahloso.
A pink and blue layette shower honored Mrs Jeraldine Carroll at the home of Mrs Jerry Henderson in Union Hill. Hostesses were Mrs Henderson and Mrs Ethelene Golden. Attendees included Mrs Jeraldine Roper and Elisha, Mrs George Scott, Mrs Walter Goynes, Mrs Viola Herrin, and many others.
The Dew family held its annual reunion at Wintersmith Park on Sunday August 29. Attendees include W M Dew Henry Dew Sam Dew Orb Dew Elmer Cooper Loyd Bowers Carrel Bryant Doyle Crawford Brantley Tulsa and many others.
Members of the Prairie Grove Neighbors Club attended the Home Demonstration camp at Camp Classen on August 26 and 27. The attendees included Mrs. Jake Dykeman Mrs. C. A. Inman Mrs. Earl Reece Mrs. W. A. Adams and Mrs. G. L. Williams.
The Pickett Home Demonstration Club met in the Pickett lunch room for August. President Mrs. Mattie Hunley led the meeting with prayers by Mrs. Wanda Robbins and a devotional by Mrs. Ruby Hardin. The theme Plan County Fair runs Sept 16 17 18 with members listed exhibits and a Sept 14 work meeting at Mrs. Roberta Summers 9 30 a m.
The Call Meeting tion Club will convene a called session on September 15 at 2 p.m. to select and tag fair exhibits. Members are urged by Exhibit Chairman Mrs. R. C. Laseman to bring their entries to the clubhouse on that date.
Mr and Mrs Don Tucker of Oklahoma City former Stratford residents purchased the Oneil Jackson Station and will move to Stratford soon. They were in Stratford Monday making moving plans.
East Central's Greek letter women's organizations announce Rush Week September 3 to 8 with Phi Theta of Chi Omega and Chi chapter of Phi Delta Zeta hosting multiple parties. Open house Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at Dr. and Mrs. Spencer's home. Bids issued September 8 in the Dean of Women's office after party schedule.
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