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Ada, Oklahoma, Wednesday, September 13,1967THE ADA EVENING NEWSMarried 50 Years;Reception Fetes Konawa CoupleBv WENONAH RUTHERFORD Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Taylor, 217 North Division. Konawa.2V4 years after the signing of the Armistice.He helped to organize theTea For Laffa4Faculty Is Set Sepf. 19Haicelebrated their 50th wedding National Guard Unit m Konawa anniversary Sept. 10 at. an open in 1920 and was active m it at house reception. The delightful. the time of the outbreak of affair brought together many,World War II. He:again wetuof the couple's longtime friends,: to war with the 45th Division,some friendships ' dating back: made up solely of Oklahoma to school days. ;mcii spent nearly ftve years.Held in the lovely home ofiH*f™ac'^ 11thethe honorees, hosts were tneir g decorated andnieces and nephews. Mr. and ^ige ® . , HeMrs. R. G. Bales, Baltimore. Md.t Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lambert, Norman; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stumpp Jr., Oklahomaawarded numerous medals. He held the rank of colonel upon his leaving active duty.Mr. Tavlor joined the Kon-Citv and Mr and Mrs W C lawa Pos‘ 0ffice Department City, and Mr. ana mis. ■ v. , „ -qn. j served as aRoman, Valliant. Guests were, Jan- \ .,sejJ®ainvited between 2 and 5 p.m.; ™ra .car™£ untl1 hls retlMiss Ramona “Trix* Jones ;ment m I9603n’^ue co1-p ntVth St aSAS Hector, with a ^peace in Konawa then, perform-j Ration the American LeS the marriage oe^y and If00W. E, “Eddie” HudleSton. Kon-jties of her cnurch. _awa, then Seminole County Mr. Taylor shares his wife s Court Clerk, issued the mar-i love of heirloom furnishings, riage license. Nine days later' A brother of Mrs. ray tor, Mr Tavlor'entered the U. S.. Frank P. “Dutch Jones livesArmy. When he was discharg- in Konawa, and a sister, Mrs.ed nearly three years later they .Bedford (Lucille) Bates, lives were married in their church, in Ardmore,Sacred Heart Catholic Church, j Mr. Taylor has a brother, west of Konawa, the Rev, Wil- James, who lives in San Anton-liams, O. S. B., celebrant. At j0lt; Tex.that time Sacred Heart parish |. At the Sunday afternoon re-was without a pastor. iception Mr. and Mrs. TaylorMrs. Taylor was born three i received their guests at the en-miles west of Konawa on her try way. Members of the house. _ II 1__’ _1Mrs. Roy Kindrick was hostess to the Latta Homemak-i ers when the group met for a | monthly session. .Mrs. Charles i | Floyd Jr. presented the devo-: tional, speaking on “Our Own Little Circle.”By ERM/ Open Letter ment of H Anywhere, USirs:The club members voted to hold a tea for the teachers of: the Latta School September 19; at 7:30 p.m.Mrs. Coy Shortes was lesson leader and discussed Consumer . Credit. She gave three examples Ion buying a refrigerator.Cookies, punch and coffee were served.Guests were Mrs. Jack Pres-( ley and Mrs. Wesley Brantley Jr. Members in attendance included Mrs. Leon Cecil, Mrs. Charles Floyd Jr. and Sue, Mrs. Clyde Casady, Mrs. Bob May-i berry, Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs,| Sam McCracken, Mrs. Coy 1 Shortes, Mrs. C. E. Brady, Mrs.;Wesley Brantley Sr., and'Mrs. Roy Kindrick.Some'cooks like to “doctor” | canned baked beans with addi-! lions of molasses, catchup, mustard.You must Punch with the first of your crews highway, tw secondary roof cattle cro for repair, something ovou didn't !*liuie devils, Evervwher•4ran into you ed inclines, ers, your bl and great ciery that blolt; the men we sall-tablet bi Despite y cen trated ef traffic, my were able to a 'day. How guts! Actua have done ii of a group department refer to as husband reMR, AND MRS. EARL A. TAYLORmother's allotment. Mr. Taylor, native of Holdenville, came withparty, aU schoolmates of Mrs. Tavlor. included Mrs. Fred;his parents, the iate Mr. and Simpson. Fort Worth, Tex.;;Mrs. J. W. Taylor, to Vamoosa. northeast of Konawa, at theage of 4.•Mr. and Mrs. Taylor live atMrs. Dutch Jones, Konawa; j Mrs. Cora Moore, Ada; Mrs.j Ed Strauss ar.d Mrs. Frank; Cox, both of Oklahoma City;the same address they have Mrs. Homer Courtney, Mrs. O since their marriage except forjT. Damron, both of Konawa; the early years when they re-:Mrs. John B. Terry, Perrysided just next door.A member of the 99th Division, composed of men from Oklahoma and Texas, during World War I, Mr. Taylor served with the Army of OccupationGIFFORD900 N. Bdwy*. H 2-T271Mrs. Steve Voris, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Grace Nuckles, Wichita Falls, Tex., and Mrs, B. F. Bates, Ardmore.Potted and cut gold and bronze mums were arranged: about the rooms. :The refreshment table was| covered in a gold-hued linen; with overdrape of matching net,; the net caught up in swags at I Intervals and secured by white j spider mums tied with gilded l ribbons.The anniversary cake was j tiered and iced in white with I gold rosebuds and gold accents, 'a nosegay of mums tied withgilded ribbon and a gold circle holding, the arabic numherals “SO” atop.A brass cherub epergene filled with spider mums and gold leaves burning white candles stood at one end of the table.The buffet held a pair of silver heirloom candeisticks in which burned white tapers and a massive bouquet of golden mums completed the decor.Nearly 200 registered during the afternoon. Out-of-towr. folk attending were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Coleman, Wewoka; Mrs. Faye Cox, Oklahoma City; Mr, and Mrs. Fred Simpson. Fort Worth; Mrs. Cora Moore, Ada; Mrs. Jewell Strauss, Oklahoma City;and Mrs. Allen G. Nichols, Wewoka: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rogers, Oklahoma City;Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cain,I Wewoka; Mr. and Mrs. Jay 1 Taylor and Bill and James Taylor. all of Enid; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones, Purcell; Mr. and Mrs Harold Shannon, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Hattie B. Taylor, Oklahoma City; Mrs. Henrv Eischied and Mrs. Shirley Hines-ley, both of Ada; Mr. and Mrs. I Tommy Carter, Dallas, Tex.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zoeller, Ada;Mrs. Margaret Jean Voris. Oklahoma City; Chris Voris, Ok-ahoma City: Mrs. Lorcne Marsh Oklahoma City: Jess L. Young, Ada; Juanita Harris, Ada;SPECIAL DURING HARDWARE WEEK September 14-33Mrs. John B. Terry, Perry; Mr. and Mrs, Joe Looney, Wewoka; Mrs. Chloe Ruble. Wewoka; Mrs. Y. W. Langston, Muskogee; Col. and Mrs, Maurice Bettinger, 8eggs: Mrs. Russell Stobaugh, Wewoka; Mrs. V. L. Long, Wewoka; Mrs. Dewey Malloy, Wewoka; SenatorMrs, T. A. Nuckles, Wichita Falls, Tex.; Mrs. Jim Duckett. Oklahoma City; Mrs. T. G. Gibson, Ardmore; Mr. and Mrs. McMillan Lambert, Ardmore; Mrs. M. H. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Snuggs, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and Mrs. Leone Kirker, all of Wewoka.s 2: • -• i% .iV :i *“DIAMOND”Chrome PlatedSUP-JOINTPLIERS8842-202-78 Long No*« Pti*r*42-207-7 1.11f■•mid ui'j muRMSTANLEYHAMMERTubularSteel
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