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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1923

Page

5

Lightning Ridge Baptists host revival and community notices

Brother Page closed the Baptist revival Sunday night and prepares for New Mexico. No Sunday eleven oclock service due to rain. Baptisms occurred Monday morning with Brother Pase. Local social visits include families and friends from Fort Cobb Bebee Pickett and Lightning Ridge. A singing class is organized with weekly Sunday night sessions.

Lightning Ridge Page New Mexico Klu Klux Floyd Brooster Cline Hudson Baptist Church Pase Pet Solomon Fort Cobb Oklo J. E. Dunn Roy Howard Martin Edith Shook Mamie Dosson Bernice Weir Louise White Viola Roundtree Jewel Arnett Bessie Weir Blanche Cushman Craig Violet Parker Pickett Flacie Pitts Fannie Evans Harve Crane Bebee

Parish Chapel News and Local Updates

Parish Chapel notes list sermons and community events with multiple family visits from Sulphur Ada and Center. The column reports illnesses births school closings and visitors including teachers and neighbors across Union Valley Owl Creek and surrounding areas.

Maxwell community notices and weekend church events

Rain brings cotton picking prep and fair exhibits under way. Local visits include Mrs Pearl Hart and Mrs Fleming with relatives. many listings of church services, pie suppers and Sunday school progress amid frequent travels to Ada, Frisco and Stonewall.

Evening of music and games closes with a song

Attendees enjoyed spelling contests, a chicken roast, and mimics before the band sang Hail Hail and departed around 9:00 after a very delightful evening.

Community Notes From Wilson Church and Visitors

Weather rain kept Sunday school away but church attendance remained strong. Aunt Fannie Brannon visits Konawa relatives while many locals visit family and friends in Wilson and surrounding areas. Local preacher Sam Prichard plans a meeting starting Wednesday night with strong community turnout.

Tyrola Rain Relieves Crop Fears Quiet Local Week

Tyrola reports plentiful rain with crops looking fine. School closed Friday afternoon. Fay Turner visited Delia Myers on Monday afternoon. Delbert Julian of Konawa is visiting relatives here. Meda Bryant spent Sunday with Delia Myers. A party at Forl Myers' Saturday night drew a good crowd. Homer Kline left for Texas last week. Loyd Kline spent a few days with relatives in Konawa. Co L Myere and Willie Walker traveled to Shawnee on a business trip Tuesday.

Luther Dryden Burris Horton Edward and Sherman Henry Tucker Josephine Martin Johnny Metcalf Jamita Dryden Willard Ingram Alex Summers Howard Ollie Wood Henry Jones Willie Isaacs Alva Farmer Elsie Jewel Tisares Sidney Isaacs Isaacs Allen Meredith Una Ollie Metcalf Bonnie B Worstell News Church Mildred Boyars Myrtle Robertson Haits Lorene Juanita Nora Sweet Lillie Ada Eva Lee Hagar Marie Riley Neva Wald Rebee Cora Pendergrass Pauline John G. T. Sanders Fannie Brannon Anna Sliger Nowita Moore Ola Eliza Tollison Massey Arkansas Monroe Files J. R. Pendergrass G. T Ray Allen Carl Kaiser Union Valley Owl Crek Pearl Hart W. T. Odell Fleming Mack Fleming Pau's Valley Rice Cox L. F. Cox Joe Fuller R. L. 2Umbro Willie Berry Maxwell Jamlon Norman Henryetta Harry Clear Cathiene L. Burns R. L. Zumbro J. O. Hilton H. C. Hoyle Clarita Robt. Gilstrap Lula Luther Lovelady Purcell W. S&s. Seek OC. Craddock Ata Franks W. F. Morris Clayton Stegall Toka Johnsey Wapanucka H. J. Johnsey Stonewall Inez Lynch Roff Batso Impa Jessie Stevenson Iglesby- Paralee Jewel Davis Blanche Ruby Johnsey Blaylock Velma Oglesby Ruby Johnsoy Harve Owens Ona Killcrease Minnie Lybeh Oma Stewart Batson Alma Paine Melba Gipson Jake Jones Bob Davis Oglesby Konawa Charlie Sliget Orphin John Massey Dortha Violarant Lena Potter Elmer Lillard Clara Bud Taylor Rachel Allen Potter of Duir Betty Purdy Massey Marvin Kaiser Gene Sanders Ola Tollison Letha Moore Dickerson Eulas Brannon John Morper Homer Fay Turner Delia Myers Delbert Julian Meda Bryant Forl Myers Homer Kline Tommy Byng Joe Rushing Virgle Brumley Faye Belle Coventon Faye Clark Irma Sales Misses Vila Ellen Ernest Myrtle McCur Norman Sun Roon Rev. Coffee Milton Garner Vaonss Eenter Anna Iva Williams Wayne Vaness Ruby Sturdevant Ethel Barrett J. Sutherland Ckhemah Commodore Vanassar Ada Morday I. N. Hodges Thhir Ard Tom Ona Percy Kate Cora Newt Ray Ruby Dewey James Barton Sarah Esther Bryan Anne Paul Irba Bill Laura Cilie Ida Mabel Connie Daniel Mary Paul Sturdeday

Fitzhugh Baptist Meeting Sees Four Conversions

The Fitzhugh Baptist meeting closed with four conversions three of which were baptized on Sunday afternoon in Lawrence. Local residents visit relatives and attend church events as multiple families are noted across Ardmore Ada and Rofs.

Baptist Meeting Lawrence J. A. Hart Neva Ada Hazel Bernice Tinsley Ruby Pearl Hattox Paul Walter Fussell Claude Nance Robert Freeny Freeny Les

Francis Fraternity News and Local Notes

Rain cools the air as fall vegetables go out for feed and cotton picking nears. The city council met in a late week session with a favorable auditor report. No work on the section 19 well. oil fever eases. Richey building on West Main nears completion. Christians hold ongoing meetings and plan to continue. L H Davis to add to his north town residence. C G Pitzer appoints W H Hammond as Fireman’s Fund agent. Local visits and social notes from Francis.

Holls Richey West Main Christians L. H. Davis C. G. Pitzer Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co W. H. Hammond Francis

Niece Delights Crowd as Rain Falls Friday Night

Mr and Mrs Wylie Crane welcome an eight pound girl. Several local families visit and share meals and hospitality across Bebee and Ada. Bebee Center and Center teams play baseball with Center winning. Summer school closes soon. Golden Locks and Smiles.

Bebep Rain Wylie Crane Autoberry Beatrice Lee Elmer Yancey E. E. Harris Ada Rebee Jack Humphrey Bessie Pearl Owens Raymond Rains Doc Humphres Ted Rolling Bud Humphres Worstell Sarah Humphres Bessie Owens E. C. S. T. C. Bebee Center Mildred Parker Jewell Cope Bebee

Vanoss Community Notes and School Activities

The Vanoss area reports pleasant weather, growing school work, and a nearing township fair. Mothers and Teachers Club fund fencing for the school ground and plan a picnic, while baseball teams, visits, and family gatherings fill a busy social scene.

Latta Community Sees Quiet Weather Sunday Socials

Latta residents report pleasant but cool conditions this Sunday with small church and Sunday school turnout due to weather. Local families including Vendetta and Juanita Smith, Ruth and Blaze Wood, Cameron Hill, Elzie Smith, Gladys and Emma Coley, Vera and Vida Simmons, and others shared meals and visits through the day and week.

Vendetta Juanita Smith Pitts Cameron Hill Elzie Smith Ruth Blaze Wood Gladys Emma Coley Pickett Vera Vida Simmons Delbert Lancaster Hubert Coley Blare Ruth Wood

Pickett Brother Sam Pritchett Ends Ada Meeting for Wilson Visit

Pritchett closes Ada meeting and plans to begin a new session in Wilson on Wednesday night. Sunday school attendance was large despite late rain. Several local residents visited relatives in Ada Seminole County Homer Center and Francis. Teachers and pupils spent Labor Day cleaning the school ground. Henry Hughes has been absent.

Sam Pritchett Ada Pickett Wilson I. R. Gilmore Mayme Sam van Duren Blanche McMinn Charley Hooser Little Imogene Glen James Francis Jim Hooser Carroll Carrie Seminole County A. P. Robertson J. J. Cantrell Grady Cantrell Sam Hagain Bro. Pritchett

Winners to be announced at township fair next week

The Weekly News reports that fair winners will be published next week. The Allen and Roff lists were all that could be set in type before press.

Allen

Hogs Hit $9.00 At Oklahoma City Market

Oklahoma City hog buyers faced a stubborn market with top bids at $9.00 for a few droves. The lighter cattle hogs sold on a steady to strong basis while stockers pushed to $5.00 to $6.00, and sows topped around $6.00.

Oklahoma City

For Sale 40 Acres and Farm Items in Roff

Sale notice lists 40 acres of land with 3 horses 1 mule 3 cows and calves 3 hogs a wagon and harness and farm implements. Crops include 18 acres cotton 16 corn 10 peanuts and a potato patch. Good Ford car desired. Owner W T Pannell Roff Rt 2. Dated 9 6 11.

Ford W. T Pannell Roff

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