Sherron Martins Visits Grandparents This Week
Sherron Martin visited her grandparents on Wednesday and Thursday, spending time with them during a short family trip this week.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1968
Page
8
Sherron Martin visited her grandparents on Wednesday and Thursday, spending time with them during a short family trip this week.
Mr and Mrs Don Moshier visited his parents Mr and Mrs Louie Moshier last week and stayed to support her as she passed away later. Visitors at Rev James Wigingtons home included J R Wigington and Sherry from Kennesaw Georgia and many Wigington relatives from Fort Worth Broken Arrow Ahloso and Travis. They all went to the park Monday for a picnic. Rev James Wigington attends seminary in Fort Worth.
Sixty eight churches reported attendance with 75 present at Sun day School the Church of Christ, 74 at Ahloso Church, and 55 in Training Union sessions.
Russell Aday and Nancy Whiten were married in the Ahloso Church on Friday. Rev. James Wigington officiated the ceremony.
Sunday visitors at the J. W. Law home included Frank Dryden Pod Law Robin Law and Max Law with Gregg and Lynette Law. Friday guests were Troy Miller and Norvin Nessel.
M Sgt Walt Nessel departed Sunday by plane for Washington D C where he will stay a few days before heading to Vietnam His wife and boys remain in Stratford His mother is Mrs Dorothy Nessel who visited Ada on Monday to see the doctor.
Mr and Mrs Frank Dryden and Miss Ruby Dryden visited Mr and Mrs Milo Pennington with Jerry Pennington Tuesday.
Mrs Thelma Jean Garrett and Mr and Mrs Lynn Sluder of Oklahoma City were Sunday dinner guests of Hansel Burk. Ada visitors included Mrs Thelma Garrett and Mrs Frances Lance with Mrs Floy Burk. The group picnicked at Sulphur Sunday with Hansel Burk and others from Dallas and Oklahoma City. Tuesday visitors to Dorothy Nessel included Art Oliver Stratford J W Law Norvin Nessel and Troy Miller.
Neville Pennington was released from Valley View Hospital on Friday after treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Magar of Cen ter visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dryden on Tuesday. Mrs. Verneice Dryden and Miss Ruby Dryden visited Mrs. Joy Tucker Tuesday, and Mrs. Irene Wood visited Mrs. Verneice Dryden.
Mr and Mrs John Wood visited George Wright a patient in Valley View Hospital on Sunday They also visited Mrs Mae Majors in an Ada nursing home Mr and Mrs Ed Caviner of Ada visited E C Caviner and H R Sunday Mrs Effie Lamb spent Sunday with her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Bennie Farmer
The brief notes a pair identified as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Caviner of Ada being mentioned in a recent social section.
Mr. and Mrs. Elton Farmer of Wichita Falls Texas spent several days visiting his parents Mrs Estalene Farmer Mrs Don Lamb and baby Mrs Clif ford Lamb and Mrs Alva Farmer called on Mrs Effie Lamb during the recent visit.
Mr and Mrs M R Tucker and their daughters visited Mrs Joyce Dalton and family in Oklahoma City on Saturday. They also called on Mr and Mrs Tom Wilkerson in Pauls Valley. Donnie Lamb and baby returned to Oklahoma City after a week with his parents Clifford and (name missing) Lamb. Oss Jones of Tulsa visited the Lambs on Saturday.
The list of mourners at W. J. Horton's funeral in Ada includes E. C. Caviner, Ruby Dryden, Rance Tucker, Leo Nelson, Impson Anderson, Ollie Tucker, Ruby Wood, Effie Lamb, Lynnia Horton, Irene Wood, Florence Isaacs, Quannah McDonald, Bruce and Wayne Pennington families, and many others. Separate notes mention extended visits by Gwen Tilley and families, road trips to Tennessee and Oklahoma cities, and a Sydney parachute rescue tale with Ian Cairns.
Horton, Ft. Sill, on leave last week as Mrs. Alene Thompson Mrs. Ruth McKnight and Mrs. Juanita Phillips of Oklahoma City visit their sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. Austell Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Petti and daughters spent Monday night with the Hortons.
Mr and Mrs Earl Franks and Shelley Mrs Enola Chil coat and Judy Mrs Joy Tucker and Cathy Mrs Pearl Gray Carma and Larry the Rev and Mrs Glenn Eaves Russell Debbie and Nina Sue Hansel Burk Mrs Ruth Sutton and Mrs Florence Isaacs attended church at Seminole Friday night where Miss Janice Chilcoat conducted a revival.
Oklahoma City residents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patton and children spent a week with Florence Isaacs. Many relatives from Wichita Kansas and Tahlequah Oklahoma joined for visits and meals, including the Lankfords who hosted weekend services at Oil Center Pentecostal Church.
Mr and Mrs Gale Roberts of Pauls Valley spent the weekend with her daughter Vernon Gray. Mrs Clareta Gray and Florence Isaacs were in Shawnee. Beatrice Stinson of California is visiting Clark and family. Vernon Gray and wife received a card from their son Rodney Gray who is spending two weeks in Athens Greece and stationed at Reinstein Air Force Base in Germany. He says he has about ten months left to serve before returning home.
Mrs Pearl Robinson of Tulsa is spending a few days with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Neal McDonald and their family.
Mr and Mrs Joy Coley of Mc Comb visited his sister Mrs Opal Ward on Tuesday in a brief family tale recorded by the local column noting kinship and travel.
Mrs Dorothy McDonald visited Mrs Impson Anderson during a social call. The visit focused on friendly conversation and mutual family matters.
CENTER by Rae Garrett records Miss Sharon McDonald visiting her grandmother and other relatives in Wetumka. Mr and Mrs Lynn Slader of Oklahoma City visited her parents Mr and Mrs Pug Garrett and had Sunday dinner with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Hansel Burk after church at Oil Center. Thelma Jean Garrett traveled to Seminole with evangelist Miss Janice Chilcoat for a youth revival meeting this week.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Sluder returned from Bakersfield California where they attended the youth convention as delegates and visited relatives.
Mrs. Zelma Martin and Beverly and Richard from Oklahoma City visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oren Gray recently.
Mr and Mrs Thurman Gray visited his parents Mr and Mrs Oren Gray on Thursday. The Gray family and guests had Sunday dinner with Oren Gray and his wife and with Fred Gray and Larry.
Mr and Mrs Van Ray Reed and their son visited his parents Mr and Mrs Bill Reed on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Cecil Morris visited Bill Reed on Sunday.
Mrs Nancy Morris from Stratford visited her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Morris and their grandson Billy on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs Ray Mager with Jackey and Susan visited his brother and family Mr and Mrs Owen Mager and their children at Ahloso on Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Thetford, Mrs. Guynetta Sluder, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sluder, Hansel Burk, Miss Janice Chilcoat and Mrs. Thelma Jean Garrett picnicked in Sulphur Monday. Mrs. Elizabeth Thetford and Mrs. Sluder spent Sunday with Rae Garrett.
Mrs. Laura Griffith of Indianola and Mrs. Ruby Shellutt of Okmulgee tied with Mrs. Florence Henson and her daughter in Dumas on Thursday. Cleo Bundy visited Saturday with Mrs. Florence Henson as Mr. and Mrs. Allen Biggs of Texas called on the same.
Thirty six attended the Homer Baptist church Sunday morning with Reverend John Caldwell of Latta preaching both services. Twenty three attended Train.
A brief note thanks Mrs Conda Driver Sr for subscribing to the WEEKLY publication, recognizing her support and loyalty. The message highlights appreciation from the newspaper staff for her continued readership.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Sluder and Mrs. Thelma Jean Garrett visited Sulphur on Sunday while Mrs. Elizabeth Thetford and Mrs. Guynetta Sluder accompanied them home.
Mr. and Mrs. M C Kirkland and Mr. and Mrs Garrett Beller dined in Madill Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs Marvin Hall in Tishomingo. The Halls, once Arkansas neighbors, have had health issues but are now at home.
A fragment notes two couples, the Beller and the Kirk families, likely indicating a social event or union announcement. Details are sparse but implication is a paired listing of both couples in a community notice.
Schools started this week across many areas with Pickett Center reporting 119 students who ate lunch on Thursday at the center.
The community shares condolences for the passing of Willie McNair and Fletcher Snipes, extending sympathy to their families this week.
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