Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Jim Stone in Ada
Mrs. Ada honoree Margaret Stone received a layette shower hosted by Mrs. Alton Hale and Mrs. Margaret Barnes in Ada. Attendees included numerous local homemakers and club members. Refreshments featured Twit punch, homemade cookies and candies as games tied the event to its celebratory purpose.
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Jim
Margaret Stone
Ada
Stonewall
Alton Hale
Margaret Barnes
Ora Morris
Elma. Jennings
Hale
M. L. Jamison
Vernon Younts
Essie Cradduck
W. C. Elliott
Atoka
F. L. Gibson
Nancy Walfe
Lee Elliott
Fitzhugh
Dave Roberts
Mary Gibson
Charley Stone
Ruth Elaine Gibson
Mary. Flaherty
Bobbie Goss
Alan Shaw
D. D. Duke
Neil Shaw
Sybil Stokes
Howard Ganns
Betty Rogers
Edward Kile Jian
Sue Lea
Ann Harper
Leora Pirtle
Juné Scat
Lorrce’ Rich
Bessie Bolen
James Nelms
T .A. Wallis
P. H. Boddy
Dwight Roberts
Myrtle Morris
Bill Elliott
Frank Bynum
John, Thompson
Vis
J. S$. Roberts
Jime Cradduck
Jolene Cradduck
G. W. Standridge
Stratford
Elma Jennings
Stone
McCurrys Hold Sunday Family Reunion at Wapanucka
The McCurrys held a family reunion at the American Legion Hall in Wapanucka on Sunday with many relatives present. Attendees include Ode McCurry and wife, Jerry and Reba, Brad and Pat, Cheryl, Lewis and Maxie McCurry and children Randy Jana Karen Scotty, Chloe McCurry, Kathy and Darrell Staley, Wat son McCurry family, Mattie Lee Culley, Lettie Young, Shawne, Steve and Stan Willis, Shorty McCurry, Lena Sullivan and Wallace, Curtis and Ruth McCurry and children Edward and Linda, Coral Van Zant and two sons, Sue and Cathy Fitzgerald, Ozzie and Eddie Parnell, Ellis McCurry, Jimmy and Ernestine Cathy, Sharon Calhoun, and others from nearby towns.
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McCurrys
American Legion Hall
Wapanucka
Ode? McCurry
Jerry
Reba
Brad McCurrry
Pat
Cheryl
Fort Worth
Tex
Lewis
Maxie McCurry
Randy
Jana
Karen
Scotty
Chloe McCurry
Kathy
Darrell Staley
Fact Worth
Watson McC
Sue
Cathy Fitzgerald
Atoka
Ozzie
Eddie
Parnell
Ellis McCurry
Jimmy
Ernestine
Cathy
Wapamicka
Sharon Calhoun
Lillie Barrick Elected Club President
The September meeting of the McLish Home Demonstration Club in the school home economics building elected new officers for the coming year. Lillie Barrick became president, Jo Dene Stanford vice president, and Ima Jo Burns reporter. The group voted to spend 76 dollars to redecorate the economy cottage and heard a devotional and a talk on Communism.
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McLish Home Demonstration Club
Lillie Barrick
Jo Dene Stanford
Ima Jo, Burns
Saludal Clampitt
Polly Harden
Mary Taylor
Jn Dent Stanford
Opal Brents
Dortha Uhlich
Nora Harden
Henry Clampitt
Goodneighbors Club Holds New Testament Study
The Goodneighbor Club met at Mrs. W. C. Karl's home on Wednesday for a New Testament study session. Mrs. Bettie Cunningham led prayer, and Mrs. Daisy Binion read How To Stand Temptation. Bible study covered Romans 16 and Corinthians 1 and 2. refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs. Laura Haines, Mrs. Ina Haines, Mrs. Lula Keeling, Mrs. Roxie Golden, Mrs. Emma Jones, Mrs. Barbara Newby, Kathy, Mrs. Lavona Jones, and Mrs. Lillie Karr. The next meeting, September 12 at Mrs. Lavona Jones's home, will feature a hemstitching demonstration by Mrs. Roxie Golden.
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Yne Goodneighbor Club of
Unie Fil
W. CG
Karl
Bettie Cunningham
Daisy Binion
Laura Haines
Mike
Ina Haines
Lula Keeling
Bettie “Cunningham
Roxie Golden
Emma Jones
Barbara Newby
Kathy
Lavona Jones
Lillie Karr
Escamillas Return Home After Harden City Visit
Rev and Mrs Bob Escamilla and their four children depart Harden City for Austin Texas after a three week visit with Delaplains near Harden City They attended Kerrville lectures related to his work and Rev Escamilla led a week long revival at Pontotoc Methodist Church in the area.
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Bob Escamilla
Austin
Tex
J. L. ‘Delaplain
Harden City
Hardensity
Bob
Dorothy
Delaplains
Kerrville
Escamilla
Pontotoc Methodist Church
Mrs. Dewain Shaw Hosts Friends at North of Summers Chapel
Mrs. Dewain Shaw entertained several friends Thursday afternoon at her home north of Summers Chapel school. Those present included Mrs. Johnie Qualls, Mrs. Chloe Farmer, Mrs. Dorothy Terry, Mrs. Juan Farmer, Mrs. Mabel Nelson, Mrs. Marlon Duggan, Teresa Lynn, Mrs. Connie Nelson, Mrs. Wanda Robbins, Mrs. Janie Tilley, Pam, Mrs. Shaw Denise and Rog. Cold drinks and cookies were served.
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Dewain Shaw
Summers Chapel School
Johnenie Qualls
Chloa Farmer
Dorothy Terry
Juan Farmer
Mabel Nelson
Marlon Duggan
Teresa Lynn
Connie Nelson
Wanda’ Robbins
Janie ‘Tilley
Pam
Circle Eight Club Promenade Dance Plans Promising Fun
A town group led by Kenneth Hardin hosts biweekly dances with free initial lessons, followed by paid sessions. The 40 by 20 foot hall offers warmth via two pane heaters, and a potluck style event with guests bringing treats. Membership drive emphasizes married couples, with officers J L Green, Mary Jo Green, Kory, and Bob and LaQuita Cox.
Ada Draft Policy Details Continue From Page One
The draft board adapts to age and student status with varying deferral rules. Men 22 to 24 or older are ineligible for deferment unless college status and grade performance qualify. Freshmen to seniors face progressive class ranking requirements to avoid induction. Induction quotas are set monthly and intest.
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Tvo
Algo
Miss Bald and Miss Baird Named in News of Missionary Life
Mrs McCarns notes Miss Bald began missionary work in India 36 years ago and served in Ceylon Manila and the Philippines. She raised children from first grade through college and is praised as a fascinating woman. Miss Baird’s father, an Assembly of God missionary, died in 1918. This marks her third U S visit in 36 years, the other occasion being her mother’s death.
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Fort Worth
Mrs. McCarns
Miss Bald
India
Ceylon
Manilla
Philippines
Miss Baird
Assembly of God Church
United States
Horse Shows Big At 1962 State Fair
The 1982 Oklahoma State Fair adds two new horse shows to its schedule with American Paint/Stock Horse Association and Pony of the Americas Club. The largest event, a 250-entry quarter horse show on September 28, will run 28 classes in the livestock pavilion. Appaloosas return September 25 for halter and performance classes, while the Paint Horse Show occurs September 27 outdoors, and Pony of the Americas September 28 outdoors with youth classes. All four shows run 9:30 to mid afternoon, free admission.
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Oklahoma
National Y Association
Pony. of Americas
Oklahoma’ Pony of Americas, Club
Pontotoc County
Hare
W. RB. Couvin
Paul Henderson
W. R. Corvin
Corvin
Ada family notes and small town happenings report
Local Ada column recaps farm pond catch stories, guests, anniversaries, and daily life. Opal Hixson nets a three sound channel catfish, families celebrate birthdays and weddings, and residents attend rodeos, stock car races, and church events while news covers visitors, new glasses, wells, and local projects.
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Mars
Opal Hixson
Ada
Hixson
Union Hill Church Roam Through Benton Parish News
The Union Hill Baptist Church hosted the Han ner Baptist Association with large attendance and several represented churches. Members and visitors from Crowley to Ada shared reports, rodeo outings, family events, housekeeping tasks, and community news including birthdays, school returns, and local travel to Oklahoma City and McAlester. The piece lists numerous names and kinship ties across Walnut Grove and nearby communities.
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Mr. Deason
First Baptist Church
Crowley
Tex
Mary Duckworth
Enid
Hanner Baptist Association
L. 4. Perman
Union Hill
Walnut Grove
Floyd
Farrel Atwell
Louise
McAlester
Paul Gold
Athe Land
W. C. Karr
Goldens
Sonny
Golden
Larry
Archer
Midland Notes On Rain Storms School Back In Session
Local report covers pleasant showers boosting green pastures and reduced dust. Vanoss school restarted with pleased students and a long list of Sunday visitors from Oklahoma City and nearby towns. Community members and families are noted in visits, sports events, and local outings with Little League and bus trips mentioned. Brenda Ebrite enjoys history while son Randy prefers lunch and recess.
Polio Vaccination Effort Highlights Sabin Oral Dose
In Ada the civic group plans six week intervals for polio vaccination with Sabin oral drops. Doctors say the live virus vaccine could vaccinate adults and children quickly with no needles. Salk shots are still advised for prior recipients. a donation is appreciated to fund the drive.
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Page One
Civic Club
Hollacd
Oklahoma
Dallas
Armory
Schol
Norman C. Mitchell
Ada Jaycee's
Ada
Jaycee
Harrison
Community Elections Set Dates for Nomination and Voting
Candidates may be nominated as late as Sept 10 upon petition of 10 or more farmers. Voters may also write in names on ballots. Any farm tenant operator or owner may vote if participating in or eligible to participate in county ASC programs.
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ASC
Rochester professor teaches after hours English class
Dean Arthur Assum of the University of Rochester offered an after hours English class for a custodian and five coworkers from Cuba Poland and the Ukraine. The success led to him teaching the universitys regular English course for foreign students.
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Rochester
N. Y
Arthur Assum
University of Rochester
University School
Cuba
Poland
Ukraine
Assam
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Mrs
Jim Stone
Goodneighbors Club
Mrs. Dewain Shaw
Jesse
Kenneth Hardin
Circle Eight
Law
J. L
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Mies Kory
LaQuita Cox
Esse
Egypt
Velma Henderson
Olan Henderson
Debra and
Olan Jr
Ethelene Golden
Horace
Milburn
Teresa Ann Golden
Gil
J.B. Corvin
Hot Springs
Ark
Arkansas
Oklahoma City
John Graham
J. C. Campbell
Patsy
Buddy
Linda
Tiree
Grahams Yard
William C. Brown
Carolyn Henderson
Dusty
Viola Herrin
Genila Lang
Tulsa
Horace Goldens
Ards
Don Henderson
Torystal
James Don
Walter Gayne
Henry Greenwood
Roberta
Spencer
Shreveport
Cleo Cozad
Cozad
Clea
Clayton
Evelyn
Chrystal Ann v
Temes
Brannon
Earl Franks
Gary Lynn Galden
James Don Henderson
Chrystal
Jathelene Golden
Gary
Teresa
Carol
Jerry Henderson
Don
L. L. Blankenship
Bob Linker
Hendersons
Horace Golden
Sue Henderson
Debbie and
Olan Sr
Albert Stephens
Portland Park
Raford Stroud
San Antonio Air Force Base
Prank Stroud
Raford
Flay Aulen
California
Byng
Earl Duckworth
Mary
Anthony
Willa
Gaid
J. B. Jones
Horace Kirkes
Francis
Rey
F. L. Cunningham
Bud Scates
J. W. Kirkes
Egypt Cemetery
Pauling
Derry
Henderson
Jerrilyn Summers
Jerey Don
Mes
J. R. Corvin
Doris
Judy
W. BR. Corvin
Dennis Corvin
Ronnie
Mr. Summers
Houston
Carl Auten
A. R. East
Virgie Fox
Bakersfield
Calif
T. W. East
Roy Bottoms
George Smith
Travis We
Lee Keeling
Levene
Everett Linsey
Frontier City
Robert Johnsons
Ghost Mountains
Union Hill Baptist Church
Don Newby
Regie Tucker
EB. Deason
Eltin
Milford Deason
Sible Collins
Nora Roper
Austin Freley
Tina
Leonard Archer
Lawrence
Bettie Archer
Karl Tilley
Leonard Tucker
MY. Haines
Glen
Henry
Harold Haines
Gertie Summers
Bart
Luther Parker
Joe Summers
Pickett
Gene His
Millard Summers
Pat Miller
Lucy Henry
Gale
Vicky
Nalter McAnally
Myrtle
Newton
James Rhynes
Duke] Rhynes
Bill McAnally
William Henson
Billy
J.T. ‘Tatum
Alvin McAnally
Johnnie Allan
Arthur Ebrite
George Ebrite
Willam Lee
Smith. Lee
George
William Lee
Mary Winger
Springfield
Jimmy Kobspithday
Jerts
Nebraska
J. Randall Reeves
T. Karr
A. L. Keeling
Lorene
Forrest Drake
Wichita
Kan
Jean
Georgia Sue
V. Newton
Charles Coplan
Jean and
Judy Smith
Charlene
Debbie Ceplan
Georgia Sue Smith
Tom Roddy
Nicoma Park
Euldean Roddy
Larry Dean
Euldean
F. C. Jones
Ray Hicks
Nicoma J. Park
Jones
W. B. Linzy
Noel Lambert
Lewis Archer
Murry Golden
Littie Golden
Valley View Hospital
Ray Watson
Union’ Hill School
Ormer
Daisy Golden
Lucy Boudreaux
Ellen Griffin
Oklshoma City
Emily
Frontier
Vaness City
Nike Baines
Griffin
Aurrey
Charlie
Linda Golden
Barbat
Mac
A. E. Tucker
Moore
Sonny Golden
Con
Steve Gray
Bob Gray
Boys Mondey
Ib. E. Tilley
Caroline McNutt
Danny
Lela Richardson
Westview
Delpain. Jones
Benny
Glenn Jones
Phylis Dansby
Latta
Lee Fish
Austin Fraley
Glenn
Audery Piney
Worstell
Matie Braden
Janet
Robert Golden
Mr. Golden
David and
Lida Bramlett
Horton
Karr
Curtis Blevins
Dian
Steve
Artesia
Lewis Hinkle
Ady
Harold Griffin
Oil Center
Helen Delazier
Sible
Myrtle Archer
Collins
Nora Crane
Larry Archer
Ruby Fowl
Easter Fowler
Fowler
Effie Wil
Liams
Filen
Gayle
Billy Joe Adams
Kansas
Adams
Jing
Cheek and Golden
Lake
Newt Steel
Karl Moss Jr
Ropesville
Kat Mass Sp
Lubbock
R.E. Tilley
Larl Tilley
Carlton Bebee
Texas
Wirginia Tiley
Sue ‘Ballard
Okahoma City
Matt Hichardson
Eldon Lane
Jami Texarkana
Lane
Richardsons
Johnnie Lee
Vera Richardson
Roger Richardson
Holt
Swan
Sons Lancaster
Noblett
Fraley
Paull Golden
Larry Orcher
Dale Gray
Linda Roberts
Grays
Elmer Cochran
Helen
Elmer Cochran Jr
del City
Otto Harrison
Lester King
Aiant Cochran
Norman
Elmer Coch
Eonard Archer
Pag Ray
Colbert
Pat Norton
Yvonne Gray
Mavis Little
Mrs. Dinkinion
Sindall
Volace Golden
Twyla Rutherford
Daugher
Jimmy Rutherford
Twyla
Madeline Rutherford
Hazel Price
Aleene Anderson
Beltie Heaps
Cushing
Pat Larrison
Jeanie
Cash
Caroline Anderson
Jim Rutherford
Macoma
Midland
Chris Pedersen
Vaness
Don Watson
William Harrison
Garry
Fittstown
C. L. Grissom
Nancy
Ricky
Frankie Benton
Carroll Pedersen
Bonnie
Reggie
Chris
Roff
Joe Bennett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cecil Glazier
U. S Army
Charles Pedersen
U.S. Navy
Matt Riche
Junior McConnellardson
Lovelady
Latta Jas
P. 'T. McConnell
Phil Rhynes
Lawton
Ricky Rutherford
Vance Price
John Price
Ronnie Joe Grove
Wynnewood
B. M. Welch
Ronnie Joy
Baptist College
Sie
Sedes Ue
Hill
Carlton
Glent
Lake ‘Texoma
Oma Enloe
Lela
Rose
Brenda Ebrite
A.D. Neal
Optometric
Homes Farms Ranches Commercial Management
Rentals Builders
Siam
Okla
C. Robert de Salle
Harvey Jinks
Stratford Phenn
B. M. Mack
WELCH
Dial
Crawford
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