Allen
Mrs. W. A. Spain returned home Friday from Valley View Hospital.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
7
Mrs. W. A. Spain returned home Friday from Valley View Hospital.
Mr and Mrs John Isaacs visited relatives at Conway and Allen.
Mr and Mrs Russell Kimbrell left Friday for Memphis Tennessee to be with their son Tommy who is a patient in the Naval hospital Tommy has been hospitalized several weeks in Viet Nam.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bryant are her sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, Visalia, California.
Mrs Ora McPhearsons Sunday visitors included her daughter and her daughter’s husband Mr Shelly Jones and Eugene Duncan in attendance for the family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Bud Royer completed their new residence and moved in on Monday marking a milestone for the couple and their family.
Mr and Mrs R C Isaacs and Mrs Tom Turner were Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs Bertha Fuller in Holdenville Oklahoma.
Mrs. Cecil Huckeby and Mrs. Crable Chiles joined Ed die Huckeby to Oklahoma City on a business trip Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ott Jones and Keo ta visited Mr. and Mrs. R. on Isaacs Saturday.
Mrs Effie Turner hosted her daughter Mrs Iker and Bob Brewer from Del City on Sunday for an informal visit.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Walter Melton were her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Ray Melton, Marilyn, and Jimmy of Oklahoma City.
Visiting Mrs. Vada Shatswell Friday were Joe Shatswell of Oklahoma City and Sam McNella of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. L D Pierce have completed a new home on Portland Street and moved in.
Oscar Votan returned home Sunday from Valley View Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Gilley, Gary, Rhonda, and Janice visited relatives in Purcell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ashlock, Blake, and Kelli returned home to Sapulpa Friday after visiting Mrs. Ashlock's mother, Mrs. Wessil Richmond. Other guests were Mrs. Richmond's sons Wayne and Terry.
Mr and Mrs Leon Hancock and their children of Midwest City visited their parents Mr and Mrs R L Morris and Mrs Lois Hancock in a family gathering.
Mrs. L. C. Cozad Sr. is constructing a three bedroom residence on Broadway, with work proceeding on schedule and expected completion set in the near term.
Visiting Sunday were his daughter and family including Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dudley and Elissana from Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Green from Medford, Oregon, and Mrs. Allie Teal from Lubbock.
Cecil Huckeby and George Huckeby traveled to Oklahoma City on Sunday to assist the Dennis Huckebys with moving.
A birthday supper and going away party were held in the Fellowship Hall of the First Baptist Church to honor Rev. David Forester and his wife. Ninety people attended and a love offering was received as the Foresters prepare to move to Cyril where he will pastor a church.
Mrs Gwindle Miller left Valley View Hospital on Sunday and was accompanied home by her mother Mrs George Bain.
Mrs. Grace Walker traveled home Friday from Fort Worth with her son and daughter in law Eddie Walker and wife. They visited relatives in Wolf City and the LBJ Ranch near Johnson City and enjoyed fishing after returning to Allien.
Mrs. Carrie Blevins returned home Friday from Pauls Valley where she had visited her brother John Fortner.
Mrs. Ofie Tillery and Jerry joined her daughter Mrs. W. Grisham and Randy on a trip to Liberal Kansas Monday. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Sanders included their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Roland Hayes Randy and Stanley Duncan.
Holiday guests included Mrs. M. O. Cook's daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Erdmann from McAlester. The brief note records a family gathering during the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Gladston Kidwell of Lindsay were weekend guests of his mother Mrs T K Kidwell, staying at her residence during the visit.
Mrs. Bill Jestes and Mrs. Rena Heltcel toured Platt National Park in Sulphur on Sunday. They were joined by Mrs. Wayne Mead and her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Carl Budd and Mrs Robert Trimmer of Coffeyville Kaw. Visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Vinson were Mr and Mrs Daniel Melton and children and Mrs Jewell Brown of Dallas. Cecil Vinson of Duncan is visiting his mother Mrs Susie Vinson.
Visiting Monday were Mr and Mrs Charlie Wilkinson accompanied by Mrs Jim Ashlock in Seminole.
Mrs Esther Royer will spend a weekend in Allen before returning to University Hospital for a few days.
Dr. Sutley a former Roff Baptist pastor and Bible instructor in Arkansas plans a Christmas tour after directing European Holy Land trips. Visitors included Mrs H J McKenzie and Mr and Mrs C W Baxter from Del City and Arkadelphia.
Mr and Mrs James Taylor and Maleta of Pampa Texas visit Mrs Willie Taylor in a brief social announcement noting family guests from Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pegg are vacationing in Canada. The couple travel plans and exact destinations are not specified in the brief notice.
Holiday guests in the home of Mrs. Ray Mays were Mr. and Mrs. Butch Gill and Johnny Duncan, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mays, Chuck, and Denise, Springfield, Missouri.
Mrs Nora Weldon was at Tulsa by her sister Mrs Goldie Tiernan and Mrs Betty Law and Patrick. Mr and Mrs A B Kidwell and Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker await anxiously for their children Col and Mrs Aaron Walker to arrive Tuesday from Washington DC.
Mrs Sue Clark and Mike, Leo Walker of Oklahoma City joined Mr and Mrs Charlie Walker with Mr and Mrs Ronnie Jarred of Wynnewood and Mrs Marty Harbert and Aaron of Ada for a social event hosted by the Walker household.
Mr and Mrs Bud Walston Ada visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Jess Sanders, sharing conversation in a social call.
The WMU of the Roff Baptist Church met for a business session and State Mission Day of Prayer. Mrs. Beulah Hathaway presided. A pot luck lunch followed for members including Mrs. Marjorie Soutee, Mrs. Ramah Morrison, Mrs. Ralph Burleson, Mrs. Ethel Reed, Mrs. Margarete Clampitt, Mrs. Raymond Laseman and guest Ralph Burleson.
Students return to classrooms on Tuesday following a Labor Day holiday as area schools resume regular schedules.
Ira Loyd of Wichita Falls visited his mother Mrs. Hattie Le and sister Mrs. Bill Grinstead and their family.
Mrs Alvin Powell attended a Tuesday Extension Center meeting and helped complete the Red Ditty Bag Project. She brought the second batch of bags to the Roff Club for sewing and later visited her daughter Mrs David Kerr.
The Roff extension group met Wednesday to finalize prep for fair exhibits. Women are asked to assist in the County Kuntry Kitchen Saturday. Mrs Lase man will lead the Kuntry Store in the wa s exhibit building.
Fort Lauderdale police captured a muscovy duck that chased women sunbathing on lawns near the station. The bird now roams a canal behind the station, where it chases dogs along the bank. Harold Krents a Harvard Law student blind since age nine has been classified 1A by his draft board needing proof of blindness. Mrs Bernhardt of Baltimore born in the U S but alien since 1918 regained citizenship after an oath of allegiance. A crossword puzzle appears with clues for across and down solutions including flesh of pig and Diphthong.
Mrs. C N Flanagan hosted relatives in Oklahoma City. Guests included Bob Anita Bettie and Don from Amarillo. Donny Black plans to return this week from Alaska where he toured with the Explorer Scouts.
Mr and Mrs Billy Bowers of Oklahoma City visited his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Bowers Sr recently.
Donna Sue Bowers spends a day picnicking with the Minor family at Arbuckle Lake, enjoying a quiet lakeside outing. The gathering centers on a casual family visit and outdoor meal.
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