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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1964

Page

2

Stonewall Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travels

Mary Haggard visits family in Florence Arizona while Don Griffin and family from Oklahoma City stay with Venita Felkins’ mother. Perry Felkins joined a Dodge City motorcycle rally with Ada peers. Rosa Felkins visits California daughters in Santa Paula Oxnard and Stockton before returning to Morris. Nancy and Michael Glover stay with Aunt W M Denton in Ada.

Don Griffin Oklahoma City Venita Felkins Perry Felkins Dodge City Kan Ada Rosa Felkins California Leonard Moran Santa Paula Bob Erickson Bill Mixon Oxnard Hall Spears

Cement couple visits with mother amid move from Lovington

Mr. and Mrs. Mann Drennen of Cement spent the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Annie Drennen. They recently moved from Lovington, New Mexico, to Cement, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carter and Mrs. Annie Drennen also visited Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse Sunday afternoon.

Mann Drennen Cement Annie Drennen Lovington N. M Okla Bob Carter John Clouse

Stonewall Families Attend Ada County Fair

Several Stonewall families attended the Ada County Fair this past weekend. On Friday night the Ganus family Cathy Ganus Peggy Scott Mike Ganus and Joan Trease, the Younts family, the Newell family, Nancy Glover and Dama Jo Dennis were also present.

Stonewall Ada Howard Ganus Cathy Ganus Peggy Scott Mike Ganus Joan Trease Vernon Younts Gerald Newell Nancy Glover Dama Jo Dennis

Borders Visit Relatives in Stonewall Texas

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Borders of Bakersfield California are visiting sister and brother in law Mr. and Mrs. George Minor in Stonewall. They are also visiting Cephas Borders’ mother in Allen.

Ray Borders Bakersfield Calif Stonewall George Minor Cephas Borders Allen

Mrs Rosa Burkhart and Mrs Ruth Bible Travel to California

Mrs Rosa Burkhart and Mrs Ruth Bible depart Friday for California. Burkhart plans to visit her son Carl Burkhart while Bible visits her daughter.

Rosa Burkhart Ruth Bible California

Mrs. Lee Elliott Visits Fitzhugh by Gibson Family

Mrs. Lee Elliott of Fitzhugh spent Monday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gibson, sharing time at their home.

Lee Elliott of Fitzhugh C. L. Gibson

Ada youths visit grandparents on Sunday afternoon

Mike Barnes and Kathy Hald erfield, both of Ada, visited Mike's grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Barnes Sunday afternoon. Mike Barnes is an East Central Freshman and employed at the J C Penney Store.

Mike Barnes Kathy Halderfield Ada Mike George Barnes East Central J. C. Penney

Valley View Hospital Patient Recovers From Wreck

Mrs. H. H. Phillips remains in Valley View Hospital recovering from injuries suffered in a car accident last Wednesday near Union Valley. Her son Larry Phillips of Rankin, Texas, has been at her side. Mr and Mrs Jerry Scott and children Terry Peggy Cathy Ganns and Charlotte Gregory attended the Ada college football game between Tarleton Texas and East Central Tigers where East Central won 14 to 0.

H. H. Phillips Valley View Hospital Union Valley Larry Phillips Rankin, Tex Jerry Scott Terry and Peggy Cathy Ganns Charlotte Gregory Ada Tarleton Tex East Central Tigers East Central

Cleth Myricks Visit Includes Ada Dinner Stay

Mr and Mrs Cleth Myricks of Holdenville arrived after Mrs Myricks father and stepmother Rev and Mrs Steve Lilley for a weekend visit. They returned Monday and had dinner in Ada at Mr and Mrs Allie Lilleys home. They visited Guy Binkley Mrs Ruby Jones and Mrs H H Phillips in Valley View Hospital.

Cleth Myricks Holdenville

Local Family Visits from Romind and Wheat Families

Mr and Mrs Norbie Romind and Mrs Flora Wheat and daughter visited their parents Mr and Mrs Dave Romind last week, sharing time with family and relatives.

Norbie Romind Flora Wheat Dave Romind

Local social visits and travel plans noted

Mrs. Ella Sawyers visited Mr. and Mrs. John Clouse Monday. Mrs. Grover Brown of Centra homa spent Saturday night with her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Boddy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Killian visited their aunt Mrs. H. H. Phillips this past week at Valley View Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Stone plan to leave Tuesday for Los Alamos New Mexico to visit their son and family Mr. and Mrs. Pat Stone.

Ella Sawyers John Clouse Grover Brown Centrahoma P. H. Boddy Ray Killian H. H. Phillips Valley View Hospital Mrs. C. D. Stone Los Alamos, N. M Mrs Pat Stone

Grasses and legumes dramatically reduce soil loss and runoff

A good stand of grasses and legumes saves soil over 300 times more effectively and cuts runoff by six times compared with a clean-filled crop on the same land, highlighting benefits of cover crops for erosion control.

Ada Galey couple to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. A L Anglin of Oklahoma City mark 50 years of marriage on September 14. Born 1886, they wed in 1914 at Gassville Arkansas, lived in Galey and Ada before moving to Oklahoma City. They have six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.

Ada, Galey A. L. Anglin Southwest Thirty-second Oklahoma City Ada and Galey Anglin Mountain Home Arkansas St. Louis Gassville Galey Ada Laurel Anglin McLoud Lois Bray Elmer Humphreys Jr Lins Mr. Anglin Ada and

Anticipation Shower Honors Allen Matron in Allen

Mrs. H. C. Kraettli hosted a pink and blue anticipatory shower in her Allen home Saturday honoring Mrs. Jim Johnson. Guests included numerous local women from Amarillo Texas, with cake, punch, and a pink and white lace gift table.

Allen H. C. Kraettli Jim Johnson Kraettli Edgar Muse Jack Chiles Cecil Huckeby N. J. Arnold Eugene Sanders

First Railroad Depots described as long wooden tunnels

Readable fragments describe early American depots as long wooden buildings with tracks running through like a tunnel and large swinging doors at each end.

America

Mrs. Kemp Hosts Goodneighbors Club in Union Hill

The Goodneighbor Club met at Mrs. Ezva Kemp's home with Bible readings from Ezra and Nehemiah. Reading by Mrs. Laura Haines and housekeeping tips by Mrs. Daisy Binion preceded light refreshments for a list of members and guest Rhondi Siegers from Arlington, California. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Kathy Garner's home on Wednesday, September 23.

Goodneighbor Club Union Hill Ezva Kemp Ezra Nehemiah Laura Haines Daisy Binion Ina Haines Lena Cochran Lillie Karr Ethelene Golden Lavona Jones Barbara Newby Kathy Emma Jones Roxie Golden Rhondi_ Siegers Arlington Calif Kathy Garner

Nelta Wood to Wed Wayland Elmore in Stratford

Miss Nelta Lou Wood and Wayland Woodrow Elmore plan a November 21 wedding at 7 30 p m in the Wood home Stratford families announce the engagement. The bride is a Stratford High School graduate and former Roundup Club queen employed at the First National Bank Stratford. The groom is a 1960 Stratford graduate with U S Army service and Cain Coffee Company employee.

Nelta Lou Wood Wayland Woodrow Elmore Lowell Wood Stratford Lester Elmore Cole Tidwell Stratford Church of Christ Miss Wood Stratford High School Stratford Roundup First National Bank of Mr. Elmore U. S. Army Cain Coffee Company

Husbands Invited To Stratford Madona Club Steak Fry

The Stratford Madona Club held its first fall social a steak fry at Mrs. Willie Watts home. Tables were in the back yard with candle and flower decorations. Men and women attended including Kenneth Andrews Freeman Lewis Sudik Townsend Welch Randel Campbell Pickard and hostesses Mrs. Watts Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Welch.

Stratford Madonna Club Willie Watts Kenneth Andrews Welch Leonard Freeman George Lewis Herbert Sudik W. E. Townsend John Welch Fay Randel Andy Campbell Tom. Pickard

New Bethel Church Elects Teachers and Officers

New Bethel Baptist Church met to elect teachers and officers for the new association year. Officers include Judy Leddy clerk Drexel Sales treasurer Charles Gentry Sunday School superintendent C E Porter associate superintendent. teachers cover adult men Lois Gentry Intermediate I Dorothy Milligan Intermediate II George Milligan Junior Bertha Myers Mildred Wilkinson Primary D E Meek Pauline Lillard Beginners Irma Sales Drucilla Vail. Training Union leaders named George Milligan director Jackie Bynum Intermediate leader Maxine Williams Juniors Lois Gentry Beginners and Primary. Duties begin on the first Sunday in October.

New Bethel Baptist Church Drexel Sales Judy Leddy Charles Gentry C. E. Porter June Henry J. E. Teague Lois Gentry Dorothy Milligan George Milligan Bertha Myers Mildred Wilkinson D. E. Meek Pauline Lillard Irma Sales Drucilla Vail Jackie Bynum Maxine Williams

Lions Club plans charter night on November 12

The group will meet on the second and fourth Thursday monthly at an undetermined site. Charter night for the new Lions Club is set for November 12 with 150 members from Adam and nearby areas and state officials attending. Four board directors named: Sybil Stokes, Carl Braun, Edgar Madden, and Bernard Glover.

Lions Club Adam Sybil Stokes Carl Braun Edgar Madden Bernard Glover

Colbert Ruth Class Elects New Officers

The Ruth Class of Colbert Baptist Church met at Mrs. Helen Green’s home for a monthly session led by president Wynotha Deaton. Officers elected for the year start October 1 include Ro Hardcastle president Onella Manuel vice president Ollie Legate secretary treasurer Rita Norton reporter Pansy Harjo and Barbara Meador group leaders. Ethel Sanders remains class teacher. September birthdays honored for Linda Sanders and Ollie Legate with refreshments served to numerous members and guests.

Ruth Colbert Baptist Church Helen Green Wynotha Deaton Ro Hardcastle Onella Manuel Ollie Legate Rita Norton Pansy Harjo Barbara Meador Ethel Sanders Linda Sanders Green Connie Duncan Theresa Mark Tracey Scotty Garen Donaldson Lahoma Presley Brent

Morgan Family Sunday Reunion Draws Fifty Four Attendees

Fifty four members of the Morgan family gathered at Winter Smith Park for a Sunday reunion. A picnic lunch was served and attendees enjoyed visiting and park facilities. Notable attendees included Callie Morgan, Paul Fitzhugh, Clarence Morgan, George L. Morgan, Dale Cumbie, John Morgan, Harold Sprague, Bill Morgan, Robert Golden, Ray Smith, and Adele Smith among others from Fort Worth Dallas Greenville Edmond Ada Pawhuska and Circleville. Pictures were taken and the newest family member Adele Smith was introduced. Nine children attended while two grandchildren and five great grandchildren could not.

Morgan Wintersmith Park Callie Morgan Paul Fitzhugh Clarence Morgan Byars Bill Walters Tim Greg George L. Morgan Harold Carla Fort Worth Texas Dale Cumbie Sue Debra Danny Greenville Tex John Morgan Edmond Clyde Morgan Ada Harold Sprague Dickie Abilene Bill Morgan Dallas Robert Golden Mike Lynda Richard Cheryl Ray Smith Jerry Carl Richmond Calif

Half Of Class Goes To College From Tupelo High School

Seven graduates of Tupelo High School's 1964 class attend East Central State College including Derrel Stonecipher Don Schutte Wayne Tomlinson Janet Harrison and others. Four classmates study at Murray State Junior College while additional 1962 1961 and Stonewall High School graduates also attend ECSC Ada College and EC colleges.

Tupelo High School East Central State College Derrel Stonecipher Don _ Schutte Wayne Tomlinson Janet Harrison Shirley Snow Walkup Paula Dowell Fortner Myrilan Rowe Matt Wade Colorado Murray State Junior College Tishomingo Betty Haskins Aaron Huls

Farm life described by veteran farmer near Francis

An elderly farmer recalls lifelong work on his Francis area farm. He tends hogs cattle chickens peach trees and bees with help from Kate and an old plow. He says farming is in his blood and he continues to work just enough to live on.

Kate Francis eLwis

Calvin Park Hosts Tipton Family Reunion

The Tipton family gathered at Calvin Park for a reunion with a noon covered dish luncheon. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Bain and many relatives from Allen, Aurora, Madill, McAlester, Tulsa and Now, with Mrs. Cornia Powell bringing a camera.

Tipton Calvin Park Cornia Powell Allen George Bain Peggy Young Karen Walter Pearl Johnson Aurora Colo Travis Totlett David Judy Madill Gladys Cook Demsey Jim Bristow McAlester Gordon Tipton Glen Mike Tulsa Minnie Brock Calvin Ruth House Elmo Tipton Ladona Noah Tollett Richard Pam Gary Jim England Buster Sumner Ruby Clark L. C. Cozad

Vanoss Club Welcomes Hart Demonstration Guests

The Vanoss Home Demonstration Club hosted Hart Club members for a September meeting with sixteen attendees led by Mrs. Glen Correll. Guests included Mrs. Benny Ownbey and others, a $50 lunchroom donation approved, a flower arranging program, county fair exhibits, and refreshments served by club members.

Vanoss Home Demonstration Club Hart Home Demonstration Club Glen Correll Benny Ownbey Ercy Ownbey Shelby Stanfield Cleo Griffith Mae Johnson Simon Young King Arno Griffith Wall Hunt B. E. Warren Joe Walker Oklahoma City Children’s Memorial Hospital Corrine Pedersen Kathy Warren Leo McNinch Marvin Briggs Ed Coffey Vaness W. E. McCullar Lonnie Miller Laura Johnson Auti McCullar Thalma Perriman A. H. Neel Glen Cornell Lloyd McIlroy Galen Hocks

Huckeby Heir Honored At Gift Shower in Allen

Mrs. Philip Milner hosted a gift shower for Charles Quinton Huckeby infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George Huckeby of Allen. Assisting were Mrs. James Brannon Mrs. Frank Burks and Mrs. Alvin Drake. A lace cloth table held a white cake with blue frosting booties and punch and coffee.

Phiilip Milner Allen Charles Quinton Huckeby George Huckeby Milner James Brannon Frank Burks Alvin Drake David Forrester Jessie Compton S. A. Bryant Dale Kimbrell Bob Somerhalder J. I. Jones Lola Dell Butler Tom Collins Cecil Huckeby Kenneth Hughes West Alfred Darris L. C. Blankenship Harvey Butler Jack Chiles W. W. Gibson Jim Roark George Watson Wilson McIinroy Troy Stotts Eugene Sanders Obie Tillery Gladys Bryant Nora Weldon Sidney Long Jack Tate Bob Gilmore W. D. Blackburn Burch Walker Dale Peay Clara Daffarrans Sandra Hart Grace Black J. O. Vinson Leon Kidwell Pat Patterson Bill Carter Walter Miller Ernest Hodges W. C. Orick

Installation Features Allen PTA Session

Allen Parent-Teacher Association met Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. Mrs. O. D. Spitler presided. Officers to serve for the new term were installed including Mrs. Benny Prentice vice president Mrs. Linda Tate secretary Mrs. Ernest Hodges treasurer and Mrs. Spitler president. Room count was won by the fifth and seventh grades. Larry Dorbinson superintendent spoke on the new mathematics program. Cookies and punch were served. The next meeting will be a potluck supper October 13 at the school cafeteria.

Allen Parent-Teacher Association O. D. Spitler Gary Tate Johnny Jones Benny Prentice Linda Tate Ernest Hodges Spitler Larry Dorbinson

Area Families Camp Overnight at Lake Texoma on Labor Day

A Labor Day weekend campout near Lake Texoma drew area families including Mr and Mrs Buck Heard and Larry Driscoll Sunshine Community Mr and Mrs Arno Griffith and Shirley Lightning Ridge Mr and Mrs T J Roquemore and aunt Mr and Mrs Delmer Mar dis Roff and Mr and Mrs Houston West Paul and Bob Mr and Mrs A M West Ada The group enjoyed the outdoor event with neighbors and friends.

Buck Heard Larry Driscoll Sunshine Community Arno Griffith Shirley Lightning Ridge T. J. Roquemore Delmer Mardis Houston West Paul Bob A. M. West Ada Lake Texoma

News Want Ads Quick Results Dial FE 2 4433

Classified want ads offer fast results with a simple dial in number FE 2 4433 for placing or checking ads. Local readers can reach the number for quick insertion or inquiries.

McLish Staff Families Share Informal School Supper

The McLish School staff board of education members and families gathered in the school lunch room for a basket dinner and get acquainted fellowship. Supt. and Mrs. J. D. Enis were unofficial hosts with numerous attendees listed.

Board of Education McLish School Supt J. D. Enis Karen Mike Bliss Parnell Snell Green Gale Blankenship Ronnie Leah Kay Juanita Townsend Irl Doolittle Bill Scott Vickie Eldon Flinn Randy Lyndon Ronald R. Reeves Clyde Moore Donna Danny Jerry Moore Lisa Teresa Ed Mitchell Marvin Guy Charley Durant Gene Jennings Jeannine Diana Charley Davis Homer Stevenson

Death Claims Mrs. Young On Sunday

Mrs Alpha Shirley Young aged 67 of 712 East Twelfth died unexpectedly in a local hospital at 5 a m Sunday She was the wife of retired Ada Fire Department Chief Dudley Young and active in First Baptist Church and its Martha Class Her 41 years of teaching included 18 months in the Martha Class She was born November 16 1897 in Pontotoc County and married in Ada December 24 1919 Surviving are husband a daughter Shirley Ann Rooker three sons Dudley Young Jr John Young and Mack Young ten grandchildren a sister Verna Ross and a brother R T Shirley Funeral arrangements will be announced by Criswell Funeral Home.

Alpha Shirley Young East Twelfth Ada Fire Department Dudley Young The First Baptist Martha Woman’s Missionary Union Aaron Shirley Ida Fleet Shirley Pontotoc County Ada East Central State College Mr. Young Criswell Funeral Home Shirley Ann Rooker Germany Dudley Young Jr Portland Ore John Young Tulsa Mack Young Lawton Verna Ross Pico Rivera Calif R. T. Shirley Memphis

Quarry Exhibits Digging History At Ideal Cement Quarry

At the Ideal Cement Company quarry in Lawrence, a display of historic equipment traces quarrying history. Foreman Bob Reese and Sam Robinson led the effort, featuring a Wheeler scraper from 1907 1923, a limestone cart, a Western Dump Wagon, an old push car, and a Woodford rail car, with plans to add an antique drill.

George Gurley Ideal Cement Company Lawrence Ideal Bob Reese Sam Robinson Lawrence Museum Reese Robinson Woodford

Faith Class Plans Family Cook-Out

The Faith Class of the First Baptist Church of Stonewall met Monday night at Mrs. Robert Haskins’s home. Edith McNutt led a devotional on Temptations To Christians from Matthew 4. Members present included Barbara Langley, June Scott, Willie McMinn, Alta King, Louise Murphy, Ginger, Ellenor Guy, and Haskins. Refreshments were served and plans were made for a cookout with husbands and other family members as guests.

First Baptist Church of Stonewall Robert Haskins Edith McNutt Barbara Langley June Scott Willie McMinn Alta King Louise Murphy Ginger Ellenor Guy Haskins

Use Waffle Iron For Desserts When Not In Oven

Gingerbread and chocolate waffles shine as desserts with a simple dessert sauce. The idea is to use a waffle iron for quick, tasty treats when not baking in the oven.

Chemical blamed for mass bird deaths in county area

A hunting department incident report notes sparrows, scissor tailed flycatchers, warblers and other birds died from an unknown chemical. It may have contaminated their feet and entered their systems as birds attempted to remove it with their beaks. Organo-phosphate suspects lack corroborating reports locally.

Partment Game Bird Jacobs

Two Women Reach Cabinet Posts in U S Government

Frances Perkins served as secretary of labor under Franklin D Roosevelt and Oveta Culp Hobby led the health education and welfare department under Dwight D Eisenhower, marking the first women to hold cabinet level positions.

Frances Perkins Labor Franklin D. Roosevelt Oveta Culp Hobby Health, Education and Welfare Dwight JD. Eisenhower

Also Mentioned on This Page

IRS Lucille Ganus Mary Haggard Florence, Ariz Nancy Michael Glover Russell Kimbrell Charles Vandever Conan Doyle Sue and Sharon Fred Brown Atwood Clint Anderson H. R. Perkins Walter Brown Roland Hayes Royal Sanders Walter Watson Willie Lee Vick Luke Grady Miller E. C. Peay Paul Miller Crable Chiles Evelyn Butler Pearl Pipkin Rowsey H. A. Butler Joe Shires Bob Hinchey Morris Bryant W. A. Pegg Josie Chiles A. F. Malone Wayne Bullard J. C. Patterson Mrs. Kemp Goodneighbors Club Nesta Lou Wood New Bethel Church Colbert Morgan Family Vanoss Club Huckeby Mrs. Young Panama Canal
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