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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1975

Page

2

Union Hill Church News Highlights Local Attendance and Visits

Union Hill Baptist Church notes Sunday school 56, morning and evening services led by Rev Gary Golden. Carla Henderson honored with birthday song. Visitors include Norma Binion and Susan Tulsa and others. New officers elected with Larry Miller as superintendent, Allen Sanders assistant, and Fred Holman as choir director. Numerous visitations, family gatherings, and community notices follow with extended names and locations. The report ends with local hospital visits and ongoing community events.

UnIon Hill Baptist Church Gary Golden Carla Henderson Teresa Ann Duncan Carol Holman Fred Holman Norma Binion Susan Tulsa Gregory Westview Fred Duncan Stillwater Clarence Fox Larry Miller Allen Sanders Della Robinson Randy Golden Benny Jones Horace Golden Etta Garrett Daisy Binion Ray Kemp Bob Gray Elva Kemp Yvonne Gray Allan Sanders Tom Hooser Jr Tom Hooser Sr Lavona Jones Vickie Golden Laura Haines Beth Hooser Judy Jones Oma Enloe Beulah Holliday Bill Duncan Ada Elmer Cochran Sr George Cochran Lillian Agee Carl Moss Hagarman N. M Vivian Cruson Charlene Sanders Mark Barbara Tina Sandra Moss Vallie Lubbock Tex Ola Mae Cook McLish Dutch Moss Obra Young Fitzhugh Earl Rose Callie Billy Bill McAnally Josephine McAnally Pearl Allan Lois Rhynes Dean Underwood Terry Moore Elmer Cochran Jr Midwest City Dewayne Coffey Lisa Jack McNutt Sr Catherine Woodruff Buddy Joyce Holand Dortney Hobbie Ukiah Calif Hershall Sanders Stonewall Kirby Tilley Pamela Wesley Farmer Rick Wood Jo Ann Pickens Tommy Howerton Myra Sanders Barbara Newby Kathy Rick Russell Don Newby Stephen Arbuckle Lake Melvin Newby Oil Center Jess Little Terri Gray Center Randy Joy Henderson Leroy Holman Ardmore Noble Holman Dian Wilson Carlene McNutt Glenn Jones DeAnna Cerral Stone Ron Newby Nancy Melvin Shumard Harvey Shumard Melvin Shumar Tom Agee Glen Horton Jennings Stephen Newby Kathy Newby Roger Stone Cerral Rhonda Roy Binion Patti Cummings East Central University Jimmy Cummings Orphelene Hall Alice Binion Ballard Nursing Home Sybil Collins Roy Foster Arizona Vernon Garrett Compton Bobby Joe Adams Oklahoma City Ola Fraley Billy Joe Adams Joel Konawa Wally Layne John Layne Roff Mary Cook Robert Golden Lynda Carl Osburn Murray Golden Callie Morgan Joyce Trivitt Jim Kirkes Earl Duckworth J. B. Jones Tommy Johnson Sammy Greenwood Sharron Moody Troy Maxey James Rhynes Tim Don Allison Happyland Phill Rhynes Glen Newcomb James Rhynes Jr Byars William Henson Alvin McAnally Tenna Tammy Pearl McAnally

Center area social notes include visits and church revival

Center and nearby residents share a week of visits with relatives from Oklahoma City and Ada. Leon Garrett returns from work as Witchata Falls trip discussed. Church revival planned at Center's old Church starting Monday at 7 30 with all invited.

E. D. Ricketts Oklahoma City Leon Garrett Witchata Falls Tex Roger McGill Shanna Sheryl Sue Roger Zelma Martin Terri Gray Zelma Edith Blevins Ada Oil Center

Sunshine community visitors and Sunday School note

A long list of residents and guests visiting families in Sunshine Ada and Harden City Roff McAlester Lawton and nearby towns is recorded. Frequent visits include the Summers Green Blevins Thomas Wyatt and Wyche families with multiple trips and attendance at Sunday School and church events.

Joe Swarb David Kenneth Johnson Roff Sidney Green Phyllis Mary Leroy Jesse Green Noble Jim Barlow McAlester Julia Thomas Ada J. L. Green Melissa Green Mrs. Thomas Mas David Young Monterey Calif Paul Young California Mas. Young Clyde Hobgood Tom Oxford Ruby Ashley Pearl Blevins Harden City Willie Cochran Lawton Clyde Hopbgood Bessie Odell Carl Nix McCloud Robert Morris Wintersmith Park Bill Oliver Jr Norman Bill Oliver Sunshine Bill Crisp Tupelo Joe Crisp Joan Richard Reevis Ricky Donna Albert Davis Wendell Stewart Mary Jo Green Georgia Cash Beatrice Wyche Joy White Julie Sally Wyche Mary Phillips Don Anderson Jim Wyche Irene Langley Daily Phillips Don Parr Donna Parr Rita Sawyer Don Sutton Edna Oliver Virgie Hewett Jimmy Stephens Richard Bunn Marlow Richard Oklahoma Missionary Baptist Institute Bertha Roquemore T. J. Roquemore Claude Hewett James Wingard Jess Ross Margene Hewett Rest Haven Stonewall Danny Filmore Church Tishomingo Joy Lee Green Phyllis Shirley Trent Chad Sherrill Addie Stringer J. D. Stringer Los Angeles

Ada Youth Dies From Gunshot Wound

A 17-year-old Ada resident, Adan Packard, died from a .22 caliber gunshot wound to the head in his home on Wednesday evening. Police call it apparently a personal safety related incident. The body was found in the southwest bedroom by a visiting friend around 6 p.m. The mother, Birdie Garrison, was in the home but did not hear any gunfire. An autopsy is planned.

Ada Charles Ray Packard Taylor Packard Birdie Garrison

Cook to Be Featured in KTEN TV Special

Don Cook will be the subject of a 30 minute documentary special Thursday at 7 p.m. on KTEN. The film, produced and directed by Charles Stacey, features six photo categories and has Ada NEWS images from the past four years. Sponsors include East Central University, Ada Evening NEWS, KTEN and WKY-TV.

Don Cook KTEN Charles Stacey Ada News East Central University Ada Evening News Wky-Tv

Gunman frees last of seven hostages in Sierra Nevada incident

In South Lake Tahoe California a gunman released the final two of seven hostages after a 12 hour standoff. Police said James Locklear 24 was armed and despondent over a girlfriend's death and possibly under the influence. One hostage died while trying to escape. Det. Paul Habelt was wounded. State authorities planned dawn actions.

South Lake Tahoe Calif Ward all-Smith Albie Crane Thorities Wayne Wayne Locklear Belmont Arms Sierra Nevada Smith Crane George Staedler Hay- “James el Dorado County Terry Finney Sout Lake Tahoe John C Venes Locklear Finney Locklear Los Angeles James Oli Locklear Brothers Locklears Vic Gallo Paul Habelt Habelt Oakland Po

Hospital mix up prompts baby swap delay in Arkansas

DeQueen General Hospital faces a delay after a baby swap was halted as families seek legal guidance. The Fisk and Tabor families discovered a matching wrist bracelet raising concerns about a baby mix up. state police verified footprints and a full report was sent to the hospital.

Dequeen, Ark DeQueen General Hospital Ray Kimball Kimball Jim Pearce Jerry Fisk Lockesburg Gerald Tabor Broken Bow Oklo Tudor DeQueen Hospital

Boren Proposes Five Year Deregulation Plan for Natural Gas

Oklahoma Governor David Boren will present a five year deregulation proposal for natural gas to President Ford. The plan aims to ease shortages, spur new supply development, and shield consumers from price hikes while keeping interstate market regulations. The energy advisory council backs the approach and hopes for a prompt response from the president and FEA chief Frank Zarb.

Oklahoma City David Boren Ford Boren Energy Advisory Council Frank Zarb Federal Energy Administration

Maxim machine gun invention and firing rate summary

Sir Hiram Maxim, born in Maine and later based in England, invented the Maxim machine gun. The weapon used a belt feed and operated at about ten shots per second.

Maxim Sir Hiram Maxim Maine England

Oklahoma judges signal ruling on death penalty statute

The Oklahoma State Court of Criminal Appeals indicated a ruling within two weeks on whether the second evidentiary hearing required by the 1973 death penalty statute is constitutional. The case involves Bobby Joe Williams and Allen Clayburn Justus for the 1973 Cherry Lee Kennedy robbery murder.

Oklahoma City State Court of Criminal Appeals Hez Bussey Tom Brett C. F. Bliss Jr Brett Oklahoma U. S. Supreme Court Supreme Court State Court Bobby Joe Williams Allen Clayburn Justus Cherry Lee Kennedy Court of Criminal Appeals Buzzey General Bussey

Officials Confiscate Arms In Motor Home

SAPULPA Okla AP Police hint more arrests may come after authorities found a motor home with a substantial amount of dynamite blasting caps ready made bombs pistols and hard narcotics stopped near Sapulpa late Wednesday The westbound mobile home believed headed for Arizona from Tulsa was intercepted by highway patrol troopers and agents from the state Bureau of Investigation the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms and the Bureau of Narcotics

Sapulpa Okla Arizona Tulsa State Bureau of Investigation State Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms State Bureau of Narcotics

Also Mentioned on This Page

Union Hill Written By Ley Albert Crow Alvin Robert Orems Church Ofnate Crow Walter Crow Alvin Wells Vernon Garrett Rayford Blankenship Layne High Way Tabernacle Worstall Church of God Pearl Wells Valley View Hospital A. Etta Garrett Lancaster Nora Lancaster Ann Ellen Janie Lizzie Lancaster Harold Long Written Mrs. Rae Garrett Adan Cook Liceman Kim Shelley Kimo Evans Lake Tahoe Idabel Arkansas State Police Little Rock W.A. Tudor State Police Fisk Oklahoma County Public Defender Rick Weldson Williams Anderson Bill Bruce Robert McDonald Frieda Squires Clyde Nickell Ada Police Dept 10Th and Townsend
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