Hart News and Lovelady Notes Chronicle Ada Socials
Hart and Lovelady area notes cover weddings visiting relatives and club events. Grady Nevels hosts a wedding, Pauline Young cited, many neighbors attend quilting bees and Bible study, with county fair prep and community notices across Ada and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelady News
Bynora Ross
Grady Nevels
Local visitors and health notes from Texas families
Mr and Mrs Wooten of Texas visited sister and family Mrs Charlie Deaton last week. Mrs Mittie Deaton visited in her son's home Thursday evening. Mrs Glen Jones visited Edna Boren Friday. Elois Sanders now staying nights with Mrs Glen Jones. Estas Sanders still not back on the job due to a back injury. Mr and Mrs H D Jones’ small gun has been ill but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Sanders
Lavona Deaton
Virginia Jared
Juanita Jones
Bettie Parks
Nora Ross
Ruby Deaton
Patsy Coffee
Mrs. Mittie Deaton
Edna Boren
Ida Taylor
Bertie Woodward
Prank Jared
Ethel Jones
Silas Taylor
Sidney Oxbirn
Ozbirn
Roy Keller
Ardmore
Kenneth Ozbirn
Scullin
Ozbirns
Joe Wayne Jordan
Pampa
Tex
J. W. Jordan
J. W. Winton
Pontotoc
Loy Jordan
Joe
Farmington, N. M
Yoann Myrick
Rita Davis
Homer Davis
Wooten
Texas
Charlie Deaton
Mittie Deaton
Elois Sanders
Glen Jones
H. D. Jones
Jess Norton
Williams of
Lindsay
George Deathridge
Mr. Williams
Fittstown News Notes On Local Figures And Visits
Bill Bray formerly of Keefer died at Veterans Hospital Sulphur on September 10 after staying with his brother in law W C Graham. Carl Nunner is a patient at Valley View Hospital Ada. Mrs Alice Smith of Ada spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Susan Whitwell and attended ser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bray
Keefer
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
Carl Nunner
Valley View Hospital
Ada
Alice Smith
Susan Whitwell
Ser
Effie Morris of
Mrs
N. C. Garrett
George Mentca
McAlester
Arthur. L. Jones
J. H. Kearns
Mrs. Mentca
Leola Denham
Oklahoma City
Effie’ Henry
Mr. Henry
Center
Center News and Local Visits at Rae Garrett Home
Center News notes Mrs Rae Garrett hosting a pie supper on November 2 to raise funds for the Christmas drive. Charley Shockley will auctioneer and attendees are urged to bring pies. Other items include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henson and Rae Garrett to George Deathridge and Mrs. Lille Riddle, and Sgt Charles H Jones leaving for San Diego with his mother. Lula News covers regional visits and family updates from Ada and surrounding towns, including Dr. Clovis Thompson and the Brooks, Fortner, and Clifford families, with arm injury news for Willis Wofford after a horse incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schol
Charley Shockley
Morning visits and community notices span Ada region
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives in Ada and nearby towns. It notes volunteers and church activities at Center Community Church, local hospital and school matters, upcoming reunions, moving plans, and weekend visits among families such as the Gray, Johnston, Deathridge, and Wofford circles. A Padre Brady report outlines Sunday School at Rocky Point Missionary Baptist Church and social visits around Pauls Valley. A tourist feature from Monterrey discusses plans for a Saddle Mountain cable car, with about 75 Oklahoma drowning deaths annually.
Vaness News Highlights Local Visits And Recent Events
Vanessa community notes describe visits among families including McNinch Gasaway and Pitts households. FHA officers and instructor attended a fall district rally in Fox Oklahoma with Bobby Voyles presiding and a full program. Several residents are listed as sick or traveling, with birthdays celebrated and a new water well drilled for the Ponder family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FHA
Norene Harden
Fox
Okla
Bobby Voyles
Virginia Fower
Mary Dunn
Mary Vanlandingham
Martha Biggs
Brenda Sutherland
Pat Tilley
Verna Stonecipher
Shirley Nelson
Sutherland
Big Cats Beset the Irwins Over Vanishing Turkeys
Edwin Perkins, living between Allen and Atwood, solved the turkey disappearance mystery as powerful bobcats and a leopard-like cat slipped past a six-foot fence. He began sitting up nights and on the first night bagged a 12 pound bobcat, later another 23 pound cat sighted near the turkeys. In Oklahoma City, the attorney general approved two bond issues for independent school district 7 in Seminole County, 37,000 for repair and equipment and 5,000 for site and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Edwin Perkins
Atwood
Irwins
Perkins
Oklasoma City
Attorney General's Office
Independent
Seminole County
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Pat Taylor
Calvin ‘Nickel
Chickasha
W. M. Ross
Ross
Kenneth Nickels
Altus
Alvin Davis
Moburn
Happy Meeks
Cement
Dude Deaton
Edward Cantrell
Bob Ross
Perwood Maloy
Jewel Moore
Charlie .Durant
Sidney Orbitn
John Barringer
Barry
al Donaghey
Jan
Bart
Norvel Barnard
Bob
George Alcorn
Crosset, Ark
Alcorn
Gertrude Katheryn
Baylor University
The
Baptist Church
Joyce Griffin
Guy Griffin
Cowling Hospital
Charles Graham
Midland
Mich
J. L. Deleplain
Ray Stevens
Norman
W. A. Glenn
Sapulpa
Mounds
Please Laxton
Stonewall
W. A. McElroy
Camp Chaffee, Ark
Kenneth
Ed Hammons
Holdenville
E. T. Boydston
Joe Parks
Pat Church
Taylor
Landrith
H. C. Willis
Willis
Carter OH Company
Wapanucka
L.L. Wilsons
Danny
Roland Wilson
McLoud
Healdton
Shelton Wilson
Leroy’ Ross
Shawnee
Jay. Hunters
Turner
East Central State College
Elease Laxton
Gary and
Charolett
Floyd Ray Laxton
Latta
Frank Pavehouse
of. Healdton
H. B. Turners
Fittstown
Lan
Arith
Ancel Sales
Mrs. Sales
McLish High School
D. Enis
Jed
Enis
Mike
Karen
Hart News
Alvie Griffith
Aun McCullar
Stephanie
Anita
Leroy Cantwell
Sharon
C. H. Cartlege
Houston, Tex
E. V. Ownbey
Virgil Haines
Union Hill Vis
Evert Summers
Miss May Johnson
Ivan Jackson
Oklahoma
Jackson
Mrs. Ownbey
Johnny Bradley
Fort Worth
M. B. Ownbey
Tom Brown
W. J. Morrison
Della ‘Morrison
Rott
Virgil Scarberry
Mack Summers
Gene Griffith
Rofs
Alma Dunn
Charley Dunn
Charley .Dunn
Parker
Alvie” Griffith
Stratford
Grace ‘Johnson
May
Joe ‘Thomasson
Galt City
Calif
Maurice Waynne Cantwell
Elmore City
Lefroy Cantwell
Arno Griffith
J. D. Brice
Robert Brice
California
Barney Brice
Steve Dilbeck
Thurman
Edna Buitrill
Center News
Rae Garrett
Fred Henson
Lille Riddle
Mr. Riddle
Charles H. Jones
Fort Whaffee
Ark
A. H. Jones
San Diego
Lula News
Helen Clifford
J.C. Brisbee
Yuma
Ariz
Wanda Fredrick
Texarkana
David Brooks
Evelyn Treas
Joan
Frank Holman
Pat
Tupelo
Luetta Brooks
Beatrice Fortner
Patsy
Debra Kay Clifford
Maxine Thompson
Clovis A. “Thompson
Enid
Donald Brooks
Linda ‘Carol
Lois Clifford
Jimmie Walker
Tolison, Ariz
Walter Brooks
Mrs. Walker
Hattie Brooks
Glen McGuire
Billy, Sharon
Glenda
Adal
Flip Barnes
Owl Creek
Luetta Sue Brooks
Patsy Fortner
Willis Lee Wofford
Ralph Wofford
Peggy Lou Johnston
Mary Sue Johnston
Bennie Sluder of
Atoka
Alene Tucker
Dorchie Booth
Thelma Jean
Garrett and
Rae
Garrett
Hiram Wilson
Pug Garrett
Sondra
Terrie Gray
Elsie Cole
T J
Seminole
Center Community Church
Connerville
Oren Gray
Pearl Gray
C. T. Johnson
Lorie Dame
Herman Penn
Earl Dame
Thurman Gray
Qren Gray
Linda
Vaness High School
Linde
Fred Wofford
Ralph’ Wofford
Doll Sims
Edna Johnston
Davey
Virgie
Johnston
Charles Greag
James Barns
Wistarn
Charles
Jake Johnston
Peggy
Grandpa
Grandma Johnston
Eugene, Hicks and Children
Ben Johnston
Jake Brady
Rocky Point Missionary
Mary Sue
Cordie Davis
Mr. Davis
Union Valley
Arthur Lee Johnston
Keith
Pauls Valley
R. H. Johnston
John Royce Johnston
Dale Roach
Monterrey
Mex
Saddle Mountain
Rio de Janeiro
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Harvey Shipman Mattress and Rug Shop
Vaness News
MBS
V-T. Gasaway
Leo. McNinch
Gayle
Vernon Gasaway
Auti
McCullar
Mae Tinsley
Heard
Sunshine Community
G. M. Pitts
Lum Abston
Marion Chambers
Polly McCauley
W. T. Gasaway
R. E. Childers
Frenchie
Adella Jones
Mettie Childers
Paul Shook
Lightning Ridge
Donald McWinch
C. L. Blankenship
Mickey
Leo McNinch
Gale
Lynda
Joan McNinch
McNindies
Clayton Bishop
Frank Rogers
Mrs. Ver
Tommy Joe Phillips
Tulsa
United States Steel Co
Glen Cornell
Luther McKinley
S L. Burns
Mrs. Boyd Ponder
Darwin’ Cummins
Donna Jill
Rayma ‘Sue
Florence Tiffin
A. M. Bradley
Fort Smith, Ark
Charles Cruce
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