Ada Bride Weds Dan Richard McNeill in Bible Baptist Church
Don McNeill and Ada native Miss Lee Ann Hurley married September 9 at 7 30 PM in Bible Baptist Church Ada officiated by Rev Frank Smith. Bridesmaids wore yellow satin gowns, maid of honor Shirley Ramer, best man Richard Norton. Reception at Gilt Edge Farms Ada with hostesses Frank Smith Calvin Laxton. Bride attended Byng High School and East Central State College now employed. The couple reside at 5194 East 10th Ada.
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Lee Ann Hurley
Monroe Hurley
Tulsa
Dan Richard
McNeill
Floyd McNeil
Route 4
Ada
Bible Baptist Church
Frank Smith
Remline
Shirley Ramer
Monor
Janet Laxton
Richard Don Norton
Wayne Ramer
Leonard Scarborough
Mike Stokes
Joan Pittman
Connie White
Leon King
Billon
Gilt Edge Farms
Ner Hshope
Lorene Laxt
East 10Th
Sopho
Byng High School
East Central
Frank State College
Smith
Calvin Laxton
Sharon Shortes Honored With Bridal Shower
Sharon Shortes bride elect of Roger Eliott was feted at a prenuptial shower in Cumberland Presbyterian Church Latta. Miss Shortes is daughter of J. C. Shortes and Laila Read. Fiance is son of Mary Ethel Elliott Latta Read and F. J. Elliott Ardmore. They plan to marry September 30. Hostesses included Mrs. Bob Mayberry and others. blue decor and floral centerpiece featured. Attendees listed include numerous local families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Shortes
Roger Eliott
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Latta
Miss Shortes
J. C. Shortes
Laila Read
Mary Ethel Elliott
Latta Read
F. J. Elliott
Ardmore
Bob Mayberry
Nora Presley
Jeanette McWhorter
Jodie George
Carsmen Shaw
June Laughlin
Jerri Killian
Doris Ann Lanahan
Naomi Chandler
Lillian Chandler
Donnell Stevenson
Kay Stevens
Lenora Glover
Calvin Grace
Janet McWhorter
Jo Hughey
Veda Shortes
Ollie Coleman
Bob Macy
Lynn Minor
Phyllis Alexander
Helen Shortes
B. H. Todd Sr
Robert Kerr
John Kerr
Leland Newton
Lillie Nelson
Virgle Lanahan Jr
Mary Lanshan
Susan Brantley
Sylvia Brantley
Louise Gibbons
Charles McCaskey
Charles Floyd
Janice Manuel
Mary Alice Rogers
Jewel McKeel
Ann Cass
Joyce Potts
D. L. Landis
A. H. Lanahan
Boyd
Helen Cooper
Union Hill Club Met In The Home Of Mrs Haines
The Union Hill Goodneighbor Club met at Mrs Una Haines home on September 6 for a bi monthly gathering. Betty Cunningham opened with a prayer and readings were by Roxie Golden and Ina Haites. Members shared summer experiences while Daisy Binion read minutes. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for September 20 at Mrs Laura Haines home. Buy sell trade rent with News Classified Ads. FE 24433.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Hill Goodneighbor Club
Una Haines
Betty Cunningham
Haines
Roxie Golden
Ina Haites
Daisy Binion
Rell
Ola Fraley
Barbara Newby
Stephen
Laura Haines
Susan
Carlene McNutt
Lisa
Lavona Jones
Laura
Wedding Shower Honors Ada Bride Sherri Thompson Jackson
Mrs James Jackson celebrated a wedding shower for former Miss Sherri Thompson at Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church Ada. Attendees included family neighbors and friends from Ada and nearby areas. The couple were married August 26 at the Camp Ground church with lace cloth pink linen centerpiece and a styrofoam wedding ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jackson
Camp Round Free Will Baptist Church
Sherri Thompson
R. V. Cox
North Francis
Ada
Jimmy Thompson
St Reno
Carl H. Jackson
Route 2
Jackson
Camp Ground Free Wil Baptist Church
Rey
Allen Wood
Gary and
Gregg
Martha Franks
Earlin Haskins
Josie Northam
Tom McDonald
Dayna Clark
Susie Stone
Tab Hood
Eva
Earl
Richard
Reba
Jerry Lee
Karen Wallis
Donna Holman
Lynn Wood
Glenn Wood
Vance Price
Charles
Carl Jackson
Rita
Deborah
Bill Briggs
Billy
Bobby
George Mitchell
R. V. Cox Sr
Sheila Davis
W J Horton Celebrates 95th Birthday At Home
W J Horton of 622 West 10th hosted a family birthday dinner for his 95th birthday. Mrs Horton prepared the meal and a large cake. Attendees included children Clyde Meeks of Byng, Bud Horton of Ada, Prentiss Horton and James of Ada, Austell Horton of Parish Chapel, granddaughter Virginia Dale Johnson and Karen of Oklahoma City, plus several visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Horton
West 10Th
Kansas Agriculture Faces Drought Comeback Hope
Kansas farmers praised a revived beef market and bright outlook after a recent drought threatened pastures and feed supplies. The $1.5 billion agricultural economy, a major income source, faced hardship but showed signs of recovery as prices strengthen and optimism returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deef
Hackney
Kansas
Freshmen FHA At Byng Attend Early Breakfast
Byng Chapter Future Homemakers of America held a 4:30 a.m. breakfast for freshmen girls in the homemaking room. Hot chocolate and doughnuts were served. prizes were awarded for holiest pajamas dreamiest eyes sleepiest eyes and most attractive pajamas to named students. Sponsors and seniors attended, with a long list of freshmen participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byng Chapter
Future Homejmakers of America
Barbara Currier
Judy Corvin
Ellen Brown
Nancy Jones
Thelma Dellinger
Marie Allen
Adelyn Clemmons
Sharlet Shope
Karen Phillips
Glenda Scarbrough
Anita Norris
Ruthie Lamport
Cecyl Hooser
Shirley Ramer
Pauletta Petty
Linda Christian
Brenda Caudle
Ensie Waits
Barbara Lucky
Phyllis Nickerson
Sheila Sherrell
Nancy Engel
Teresa Allen
Debbie Walker
Carol
Wood Family Reunion in Stratford
Mr and Mrs Ward Wood of Stratford hosted a large family reunion with 54 attendees including Sam Wood and Family who are soon moving to California. Dinner was at the Community Building and many relatives from Ada Oklahoma City Wellston Mesquite Sulphur and surrounding areas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Wood
Stratford
Sam Wood
California
John
Effie
Wood
Oklahoma City
Finis
Birtie Cosby
Goldie
Zeke Putnam
Haskell
Joyce Cosby
Wellstan
Okla
Bill
Norma Wood
Judy
Eddie Wood
Innovation in Floors In Color for Joors Decorator Colors
An article describes floors in color as a new decorating option using pink blue yellow green ebony and white hues. Colors are achieved with separate stain or pigment penetrating seal that preserves the wood grain. Also notes about hair count of about 10,000 on a person’s head and references a want ad action FE 24433.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joors
Nak
John Dial And Bride Residing In Stillwater
Mr and Mrs John Parker Dial reside in Stillwater after returning from a wedding trip to Western Hills Lodge. They wed Sept 2 at First Christian Pryor with Dr C E A McKim officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Macy Pryor, wore Chantilly lace and peau de soie, empire bodice, and a silk illusion veil. The groom's parents are Mr and Mrs J M Dial. Family and attendants details, reception at the church, and travel outfit noted.
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John Parker Dial
Stillwater
Western Hills Lodge
Dial
Gail Marie Macy
First Christian Church
Pryor
E. A. McKim
Jack Macy
Lou Ann Beamer
Tulsa
Karen Macy
Dion Frost
Ada
Mr. Dial
Charles King
Marrel Biehm
Guthrig
Jesty Dial
Ellis’Jones
C. C. Montgomery
J. D. King
Ruth ,Montgomery
Mary Ann ‘Montgomery
Sue. Risner
Janet Esch
Tot Injured and Charges Shown in JP Blaine Gil Breath Court
In Belgrade final counts list numerous defendants charged with speeding in posted zones nighttime speeding and public drunkenness. Names include Earl Matthew Vaught Larry Sanford Booth Glen Dale Griffin Janette Jacobs Billy Holley Orville Lafferty Douglas Larrdum Ray Qualls Burnie Clark Joel Hughes Orville Bandy Linda Heath Faye Craddock and more. Belgrade city records also note marriage and divorce ratios showing one divorce for every four marriages.
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Page One
JP Blaine Gilbreath
Earl Matthew Vaught
Larry Sanford Booth
Ing
Glen Dale
Griffin
Janette C. Jacobs
Billy Gene Holley
Orville Kenneth Lafferty
Douglas Ray
Ray Landrum
John Kenneth Qualls
Burnie Ned Clark
Joel Thomas Hughes
Orville Bandy
Charles Thomas
Linda Ruth Heath
Faye Craddock
Community Notes From Stonewall And Surrounding Areas
Corene Pedersen reports social visits across Stonewall, Talihina, and nearby towns. Residents and guests include Verlin Berger, Mary McCauley, Les McNinch, Torene Pedersen, Joé Walker, Bert Warren, James Hall, Frank Moore, Alma Brooks, Edna Walker, Dorene Burrows, Rev. Oliver, Bob Oliv er, Lowell Smith, J. L. McGee, and many others visiting families, attending church, and sharing weekend outdoor activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corene Pedersen
Verlin Berger
Mary McCauley
Les McNinch
Torene Pedersen
James Hall
Marlene Wardlaw
Billy Robinson
Brenda
White Oaks
Tex
Frank Moore
Margie Brooks
Oren
Hall
Kerr
John
Smith
Allen
Jimmy Hall
Will Kerr
Brooks
Alma Brooks
Lula
Edna Walker
Phoenix
Ariz
Dorene Burrows
California
Stonewall Social and Baseball Roundup
Mrs Ella Sawyers visits niece Edna Cooper in Lula while the Bill Elkins family returns home after summer. Senior Citizens over 50 are invited to a musical with covered dish suppers Thursday and Friday. Rofs defeat Tupelo 6 to 3 with Ben Hoover coaching. Malcomb Stegall and mother Belle depart for Midland Phoenix and Burbank visiting Carl Burkart. Sybil Stokes family buys Cecil Bullard home and moves to the Stokes home.
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Ella Sawyers
Edna Cooper
Lula
Malcomb Stegall
Clinton
Belle Stegall
Stonewall
Midland
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Burbank
Calif
Car
Burkiart
Mrs
Sybil Stokes
Cecil’ Bullard
Bullards
Stokes
Local visitors make rounds in Ada and Ardmore
Mrs. Joe Walker and Corene Pedersen visited Mrs. Armanda Mc Cauley in Valley View Hospital Ada Thursday. Mrs. Marvin Hunt and her mother Mrs. Grady Smith went to Ardmore Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Vick Luke
Yoss Smith
Valley View Hospital
Lorene Mellray
Jack Tale
Frank Townsley
Rusk
Tex
Valley Witch
Bobby Ferguson
Lloyd
Stonewall Water System
Frank Harbor
Miles
Kimmel
Wana Walker
Pri
Joe Walker
Corene Pedersen
Ada
Armanda McCauley
Marvin Hunt
Grady Smith
Ardmore
Ada Livestock Prices Steady To Lower In Ada Sale
Prices at the Ada Livestock Exchange eased with feeders down up to 50 cents and stockers steady. About 3,000 cattle sold including steers, heifers, calves and stock cows with bulls and butcher calves quoted. Oklahoma reports strong feeder activity and mixed price ranges across weights. In New York, the stock market advanced with the Dow at 832.44 at noon, hinting at a possible bull run if it closes above the prior peak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ADA Livestock Exchange
Ada
Oklahoma Airy Tap
USDA
New York
OU Board To Consider Sale Of Norman Land To IBM
The University of Oklahoma Board of Regents planned to meet to discuss selling about 330 acres southeast of Norman to International Business Machines Corp. IBM has shown interest in locating a new plant, and has options on several acres. Norman city commissioners approved rezoning of 82 acres in the southeast for light industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma Board of Regents
International Business Machines Corp
TBM
Deaf Air Cadets Form 144 Squad at Amherst Nova Scotia
No. 144 Air Cadets in Amherst proudly trains a 24 member squad of deaf cadets. Flight commander J H Wells signals from 31 steps left to ensure visibility during drills. Wells, a staff member at Interprovincial School for the Education of the Deaf, started the auxiliary flight as an experiment this year and now plans it as permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
N.S
No. 144 Squadron
Royal Canadian Air Cadets
J. H. Wells
Wells
Interprovincial
For the Education of
Steed Sets Sights On Southwest Oklahoma District
Steed will run in the district now represented by Republican Rep. James V. Smith of Chickasha, covering mostly Southwest Oklahoma, as he moves into new territory under the latest act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Territory
Oklahoma
Steed
James V. Smith
Chickasha
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Betty Wynn
Bonnie Lee
Don Richard. McNeill
Union Hill Club
Byng
Are
John Dial
Bride
Belgrade
Galley
Joé Walker
Bert. Warren
Mr. Warren
Henry Warrens
Talihina
Sanger
Bob Oliver
Johnny
Julie
Leo McNinch
Lowell Smith
Floyd Hunt
Davis
Howard Ganns
Cathy
St. Louis
Ola Hoover
Guthrie
Hershel Newberry
Robin
Don Hoover
Kelly Ann
Fitzhugh
Bob
Tina Fink
Bob Fink
Eva Waller
Mary Brown
Mr. McGee
P. H. Boddy
Jerry
Edd Boddy
al Carolyn
Austin
Grandfather McGee
Wayne Strange
Nazarene Armadillo
Steve Lilley
Texas
Oleth Myricks
Lloyd Godfrey
Lilley
George Dill
Lilleys
Dills
Leslie Scott
Centrahoma Church
Lucille Ganus
Wayne Bullard
Arents
Cecil Bullard
Nolard
Glen Farris
Seminole
Bill Elkins
Vail
Raymond Wheat
Cleo Sherman
Steve Sullivan
Rofs
Tupelo
Ben Hoover
Thelma Perkiman
Mirty
Lightning Ridge Sun
Clyde Barnes
Floyd Cooper
San Angelo
Jim Marshall
Sue Henry
Air Force
George Barnes
Henry
Gree
Simon Young
Patsy Coffey
Perriman
Lorene King
K. M. Wall
Bruce Smith
Roff
Frank Arnett
Ladys Balentine
Durant
Lewis Kroth
Lloyd Evans
Dora Heaton
Carl Wright
Andy
Kenneth
Lawton
Otis Lor Fey
Ed Coffey
Dan
Dennis
Danny
Grandpa Coffey
Pauline Vandegriff
Lindsay
Betty Dew
H. C. Kracttle
Henry Creech
N.S. Vandegriff
Val
Gerald
Tom Thurman
Rube Vandegriff
Thena Goodpasture
Myrtle
Aokum
Redding
Susie Nunnetley
Nunnetley
Simon ‘Young
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Henry Peskey
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Clay
Glen King
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Short Fortner
Abloso
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Loy
Sa ‘King
Elaing
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Mike
Winfield
Kan
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Anne
Young and Duke
Tray Moddy
Oakland
Debbie
Steve
Brian
Tom
Wilson
Jimmy
Woodward
Troy Mondy
Cali
Abbie Glover
Ted Thurman
Youngs
S. A. Bryant
O. L. Ferguson
Visalia
Bryant
Ferguson
San Marcos
Sirs. A. B
Coudill
Robert Jones
Rickey
J. J. Jones
Brownie Keer
University Hospital
WITS
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B. F. Gur Jey
Junior Kimmel
Junior
Walter Kimmel
Fort Worth
Miles Kimmel
Bob Kimmel
Casey Glasg
Carol Neff
Linda Webster
Sis Webster
Mrs. Kimmel
Mr. Richards
Howard Tate
Myrtle Yoakum
Clay Hobby
Claude Hastings
Esta~lene
Thomas
Jess Sanders
Bud Walston
Kanawa
Tommy Sanders
Okmulgee
Sharon Lee
Vick Luke
St. Anthony Hospital
Virgle Ramsey
Coy Lynn Ramsey
Moore
Buster Painter
Marie Nickell
Holtville
Calrother
Haskell Nickell
el Centro
Mary Lee Kimmel
Charles Butler
Holdenveville
Chester Nickell
Glenn Nickell
Myr
Tor Whitaker
Royce Sliger
Ernest Hatley
Muskogee
Harold Hall
Shawnee
Dean Butler
Canada
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Jay Allen
Rio Watson
Herman Jacobs
Longview
Faner
Lara Hudson
Cail
Don Cook
Union Valley
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Homer
Ahlose
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