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Ada, Oklahoma, Thursday, July 30, 1970 THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS Ftp 3 LEGAL NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA STATE BANK, Ada, Oklahoma Plaintiff, vs. No. 24033 MAYFIELD, A Corpo- ration, CHARLES S. MAY- FIELD, MAY- FIELD, RICHARD ELY. T.

S. LANCASTER, H. H. HULME and THOMAS O'DELL CON- CRETE COMPANY, W. M.

TAYLOR TAYLOR WELDING SERVICE, ADA MOTOR SALES. INCORPO- RATED, A Corporation, SID- KEY SACHS ADA IRON METAL COMPANY, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA ex rel OKLAHOMA EMPLOY- MENT SECURITY COMMIS- SIGN and THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Defendants. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an execution and order of sale issued out of the District Court of Pontotoc County. Oklahoma, on the 3rd day of July, 1970, in an action herein, OKLAHOMA STATE BANK was plaintiff and MAYFIELD, A corporation, CHARLES S. MAYFIELD, DOROTHY MAYF1ELD, RICHARD ELY, T.

S. LANCASTER. H. H. HULME and THOMAS O'DELL CONCRETE COMPANY, M.

TAYLOR TAYLOR WELDING' SERVICE. ADA MOTOR SALES, INCORPORATED, A Corporation. SIDNEY SACHS ADA IRON METAL COMPANY, THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA ex rel OKLAHOMA EMPLOYMENT SECURITY COMMISSION and THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, were defendants, directed to me, the undersigned Sheriff of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, commanding me to levy upon and sell with appraisement the following described property: (A) The East of Lot One (1) and all of Lot Two (2) of Block Two, Norris Hills, a sub-division of the Northeast Quarter of Section 34, Township 4 North, Range 6 East, according to the official plat and survey thereof; Pontotoc County, State of Oklahoma; Appraised CB) 1 Phiico Deep Freeze, 1952 Model 1 Maytag Automatic Washer, 1960 Model. Serial No. 777323KB, Model No.

640-W 1 Phiico Refrigerator, 1962 Model 1 Phiico Electric Range, 1956 Model 1 GE Dishwasher, 1956 Model 1 Admiral Television, Console, 21" screen complete with antenna 1 Admiral Television 27" screen, complete with antenna LEGAL NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA In The Matter Of The Es- tate Of OENK HOLTON, De- No. P-70-91 ceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS AH persons having Claims against Jenk Ho.ton, Deceased, are required to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned Executrix at. the offices of Lambert, Roberts, Jaques Heard, 201 West I4th Street, Ada, Oklahoma, within two months of the date of the first publication hereof, or the same will be forever barred. DATED this 21st day of July, 3970.

Erma Hoi ton, Executrix Lambert, Roberts, Jaques Heard Ada, Oklahoma Attorneys for ExtKutrix 7-23-21W. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LENORA No. P-70-57 HERRING, DECEASED. NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION Notice is hereby given that JEWEL SEXTON, Executrix of the estate of Lenora Herring, deceased, having filed in this Court her final account of the administration of said estate and petition for distribution, the hearing of same has been fixed by the judge of said Court for Tuesday, the llth 1970, at 10 o'clock a.m. day of August; it District Courtroom 2, in the Courthouse at Ada, Oklahoma, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if 'any they have, why the said account should not be settled and allowed, the heirs, devisees and legatees ot said Lenora Herring, deceased, determined, said estate distributed and the executrix discharged.

DATED this 22nd day of July, 1970.. LEE R. WEST. DISTRICT JUDGE Hobert G. Orton Orton 4 Harrii, Attorneys Ada, Oklahoma Attorneys for Executrix 7-23-2tw.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PONTOTOC OF OKLAHOMA pieie V.IIH ctmeiiiid 1 Cherry Bedroom Suite, 2 beds, 2 Lena Weldon. chests, complete with mattresses and springs 1 Mahogany Bedroom Suite, 2 beds, 2 chests, complete with mattresses and springs I Dining Room Suite, table, breakfront, buffet serving table It chairs All Living Room Furniture All Den Furniture All Carpeting and Drapes throughout entire house; Appraised Value- Plaintiff, No, C-70-153 The unknown heirs, execu- administrators, dev- isees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote of Morris Kenehta, full-blood Choctaw Indian, roll No. 8468, Deceased, and David Kenehta, full-blood Choctaw Indian, roll NQ. De- to satisfy a judgment and of foreclosure in favor of aaid plaintiff and against the defendants, Chalres S. Marfield and Dorothy Mayfield, obtained and made in said Court on the 6th day of May.

1970, for the sum of $41,861,00 with interest at ten percent per annum from May 3, 1954, together with ad valorem taxes of S64B.87 with interest at ten percent per annum from September 28, 1965, and insurance premiums of 5612,00 with interest at ten percent (lOT'c) per annum from August 27, 1965. and attorneys fee in the sum of $4,211.10, and costs of action accured and accruing; whereas I have caused the property above described to be appraised as provided by law in the amounts hereinbefore set forth; I will on the llth day of August, 1970, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. of said day at the south front door of the Court House in the City of Ada, in said county and state, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cart, the said property above described, or much thereof as will satisfy said judgment with interest, attorneys and costs, provided, however, that such prop- crty cannot be sold for less than two- thirds appraised value thereof. Witness my hand this 8th day of July, 1970. Robt.

A. Sliger Under-Sheriff of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma 7-9-5tw. IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA FRIEDA SUE BALMAIN, 1 Plaintiff, --VS-- No. D-70-158 DAVID MICHAEL BAL- MAIN, Defendant. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO DAVID MICHAEL BALMAIN: TAKE NOTICE that you have been sued in the above named Court by the plaintiff, FRIEDA SUE BALMAIN, who alleges that you have created an irreconcilable state of incompatibility in your marriage to her, and prays that she be divorced from you for said reason; and you must answer said petition on or before the 27th day of August, 1970, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment will be rendered for said plaintiff granting her a divorce and custody of your minor child, Laura Diane Balmain.

Witness my hand and the seal of this Court this 14th day of July, 1970. CARL STEWART, Court Clerk By: Frances Rhoads, Deputy (SEAL) MICHAEL SMITH First National BIdg. Ada, Oklahoma Attorney for Plaintiff 7-16-3 tw. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Guard- ianship of GARY WESLEY BLAIR, LESLIE CAROL BLAIR, JOANI KAY BLAIR, NO. 7013 and LINDA JEAN BLAIR, Minors.

NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNTS OF GUARDIAN Notice is hereby given that IVAN EVERETT BLAIR has filed in this Court his separate final accounts as Guardian for GARY WESLEY BLAIR, LESLIE CAROL BLAIR, JOANI KAY BLAIR, and LINDA JEAN BLAIR. Minors, and for final discharge as said Guardian The hearing has been fixed by the Judge of the District Court for the 14th day of August, 1970, at 10 o'clock A.M., in the Courtroom nf said District Court in the Courthouse at Ada, in the County and State aforesaid, and all persons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have, why said final accounts should not be settled and allowed, and why said GuardJan should not be discharged. DATED this 21 day of July, 1970. CALVERT L. CANNON, Judge of the District Court Lambert.

Roberts, Jaques Hetrd Attorneys Ada, Oklahoma 7-23-2tw. CLASSIFIEDS MALE HELP WANTED 37 Drivers Needed Train now to drive semi-truck, local and over the road. Diesel or fas, helpful but not necessary. You can earn over 55 per hour after short training. For application and personal interview, call 918-932-4941, or write Safety United Systems, Parkhill Terminal 4219 S.

Tulsa, 74145, ceased, NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO THE DEFENDANTS, the unknown executors, administrators, devisees, trustees and assigns, immediate and remote of Morris Kenehta, full-blood Choctaw Indian, roli No. 8468, Deceased, and David Kenehta, full-blood Choctaw Indian, roll No. 8469, Deceased: Said defendants, and each of them will take notice that they have been sued in the District Court of Pontotoc County, State of Oklahoma, for the purpose of determining who were the heirs of said Morris Kenehta. full-blood Choctaw Indian, roll No. B468, and of David Kenehta, full-blood Choctaw Indian, roll No.

8469, at the time of their deaths and for the further purpose of quieting title of plaintiff, Lena Hope Weldon, to the of of of Section 24, Township 1 North, Range 5 East, Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. That laid defendant must answer the petition of the plaintiff filed herein on cr before the 2nd day of September, 1970, or said petition will be taken as true and judgment rendered decreeing who were the heirs of Morris Kenehta, deceased, and of said David Kenehta, at the time of their respective deaths, and naming the persons entitled to participate in the distribution of said above described premises, and further judgment be rendered, quieting plaintiff's title to the premises hereinabove described, excluding each and ill of said defendants, from any and all right, title or interest therein or thereto. Dated this 22nd day of July, 1970. CARL STEWART, Court Clerk Pontotoc County, Oklahoma E. Eubank, Deputy Hart, Hennie McClain P.O.

Box 396 Pauls Valley, Oklahoma 73075 Attorneys for Plaintiff IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE Of OKLAHOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE A OF E. No. P-70-102 O'BRIEN, DECEASED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO THE CREDITORS OF J. E.

O'BRIEN, DECEASED: All persons having claims against J. E. O'Brien, deceased, are required to present the same with the necessary vouchers, to the undersigned administrator at the offices of Orton It Harris, 110 Townsend Building, Ada, Oklahoma, within two (2) months of the date of the Tirst publication hereof, or the same will be forever barred. DATED this 27 day of July, 1970. CHARLES Administrator Hobert G.

Orton Orton Harris, Attorneys Ada. Oklahoma Attorneys for Administrator 7-30-2tw. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF PONTOTOC COUNTY, OKLAHOMA In the Matter of the Judi- cial Determination of the Death of Minnie O. Nave No. P-70-104 Joint Tenant.

I The State of Oklahoma: To the heirs, devisees, legatees and assigns of Minnie O. Nave, deceased, and to all persons claiming any right, title or interest in or to the real estate hereinatfer described: Take notice that on the 29th day of July, 1970, a petition was filed herein bv Marie Nave, alleging that on the 25th day of August, 1957, Minnie O. Nave departed this life, and at that time said Minnie O. Nave and Marie Nave were owners as joint tenants of the following described real estate, situated in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, to-wit: All of Lot 4 Block 2 of Highland Park Addition to the City of Ada, according to the official plat thereof. and that ald petition that said court judicially determine tht fact tht death of said O.

Nave, joint tenant, and termination ot said joint tenancy; that the court ordered that aaid petition be set for hearing on the nth day of August, 1970, at 2 o'clock, p.m., at which time all persons claiming any right, title, or interest in said real estate may be heard. Witness my hand and seal of aaid court this 29th day of July, 1970. CARL STEWART, Cwrt Clerk Pontotoc County, Oklahoma By: E. Eubank, Deputy (SEAL! Carloss Wadlington Attorney for Petitioner 7-30-ltw. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR TUL1A COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA In the Matter the Estate 5 of Harry L.

Wirick, Deceas- No. 35666 ed. NOTICE OF HEARINO PETITION TO ENFORCE WRITTEN CONTRACT OF DECEDENT FOR PARTIAL ASSION- MENT OF OIL AND OAI LEASES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Texfel Petroleum Corporation and International Utilities Investment Corporation have filed herein their Petition praying lor in order of thii Court authorizing and directing Harry L. Wirick, Jr. and Lillian Jane Wirick, Executors of the Estate of Harry L.

Wirick, Deceased, to carry out a written contract dated December 14, 1955, and written amendments thereto, alleged to have been entered into by the decedent prior to his death, and authorizing and directinc said Executors to execute and deliver to Petitioners an assignment of all right, title and interest of decedent in and to the following described oil and gas leases in Pontotoc County, Oklahoma, 'insofar as said leases cover all zones and formations below the base of the Second Wilcox Sand, together with a like interest in all personal property and equipment thereon or used or obtained in connection therewith: (1) ATKINS LEASE, dated August 24, 1932, from George E. Smith and Julia S. Smith, as lessors, to W. A. Delaney.

as lessee, covering the Northwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (NWH NWV4) of Section 32, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 153, page 119; (2) BENTON LEASE, dated December 19, 1932, from H. L. Wirick and Lillian E. Wirick, his wife, as lessors, to A.

D. Cochran, as lessee, covering the East Hall of the Northwest Quarter EA NWVi) and the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SWH 4 of Section 32. Township 2 North) Range 7 East of the 1. recorded in Book 156, page 478; (3) M. L.

CRADDUCK LEASE, dated December 19. 1932, from H. L. Wirick and Lillian E. Wirick, his wife, as lessors, to A.

D. Cochran, as lessee, covering the West Half of the Southwest Quar. ter SWV.) of Section 29, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 156, page 466; (4) INA MAY HARPER LEASE, dated October 13, 1932, from Ina May Harper (formerly Ina May Woodroof) and C. O.

Harper, her husband, as lessors, to H. L. Wirick, as lessee, covering the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (W'A NEW) of Section 29, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 153, page 452; (5) MACK LEASE, dated September 21, 1932, from C. M.

Mack and M. L. Mack, his wife, as lessors, to H. L. Wirick, as lessee, covering the South Half of the Southeast Quarter (SV4 SEW) and the South Half of the Northwest Quarter of the Southeast.

Quarter S'A NWM SEM) of Section 28, Township 1 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 153, page 76; (6) Z. K. McKOY LEASE: (a) Lease from Z. K.

McKoy and Addie B. McKoy, husband ajid wife, as lessors, to H. L. Wirick, as lessee, dated December 17, 1932, recorded In Book 155, page 396, (h) Lease from Mary Julia Byrd, now Northcutt, and C. N'orth- cutt, her husband, as lessors, to H.

L. Wirick, as lessee, dated December 15, 1932, recorded In Book 154, page 394, and (c) Lease from Ada Reed, as Guardian of the Estates of Hampton Reed and Lillian Reed, minors, as lessor, to H. L. Wirick, as lessee, dated January 19, 1S33, recorded in Book 155, page 285, insofar is said leases cover: Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter SW(4 SW14) of Section 28, and the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SEVi of Section 29, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. (7) MOBLEY LEASE: CaJ Lease from L.

Wirick and Lillian E. Wirick, his wife, as lessors, to A. D. Cochran, as lessee, dated December 19, 1932, recorded in Book 156, page 470, and (b) Lease from John A. Mobley and Rosa Mobley, husband and wife, as lessors, to H.

L. Wirick, as lessee, dated September 29, 1932, recorded in Book 152, page 498, insofar as said leases cover: West Half of the Northeast Quarter WV4 NEV) of Section 32, Towsnhip 2 North, Range 7 East of tht 1. (8) MUSE LEASE, dated October 1932, from Fronie B. Muse, as lessor. to H.

L. Wirick, as lessee, covering the Northeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (NEtt SEU) of Seciton 33, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 154, page 106; (9) PATRICK LEASE, dated Ocotber 14, 1932, from D. .7. Patrick, single, as lessor, to Fred G.

Moser, as lessee, covering the West Half of the Northeast Quarter (WV4 NEW) and the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter SEVi NWV4) of Section 31, Township 2 North, Range 7 East of the I. recorded in Book 134, page 159; (10) SCHAUEH LEASE, dated February 7, 1933, from Edward L. Schauer, a widower, as lessor, to Fred G. Moser, as lessee, covering the Northwest Quarter (NWVi) of Section 29, Township 2 North. Range 7 East the I recorded in Book 156, page 98; (11) GEO.

E. SMITH LEASE, dated October 11. 1932, from Geo Smith and his wife, Julia Smith. as lessors, to H. L.

Wirick, as lessee, covering the South Hall of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (S 1 SEW SEW of Section 25. and the Northeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter NEW) of Section 3S, Township 2 North. Range 6 East of the I recorded in Book 153, page 212; (12) C. C. THOMPSON LEASE, dated October 28.

1932. from C. C. Thompson and Lou A. Thompson, his wife, as lessors, to H.

L. Wirick, as lei- see, covering Ihe West Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (Wte SEW and the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SEW SEVil of Section 33. Township 2 North, Range 7 East of tht I. recorded in Book 154, page 104; (13) H. L.

WIRICK LEASE, dated December 19, 1932, from H. L. Wirick and Lillian E. Wirick, his wife, a.i lessors, to A. D.

Cochran, 11 lessee, covering the East Half of Snithweit Quarter (EV4 SWW and the Southwwt Quarter the Southeast Quarter (SWM SBW) of Section I North, Range 7 Bait the I. recorded in Book 1M, 474; (14) WOODROOF LEASE, dated October 13, 1932, from Clive Woodroof Woodroof, husband and wife. as lessors, to H. L. Wirick, an lessee, covering Ihe North Half of the Southeast Quar ter (NV4 SEV) of Section Township 2 North, Range 7 last of the I.

recordW In Book 154, pagi 44, subject, however, to the reservation by said Executors for the benefit of th'n Estate of Harry L. Wirick, Deceased, of an over-riding royally of an undivided ont-tifhth of Mvu-lifhte Vi of all oil. gas, casing- head gas and other minerals produced, saved and sold from zones or formations below the base of the Second Wilcox Sand, free of and from all cost and expense of every kind and nature, including cost of development, operation, equipment and treating or marketing of minerals; except that gross production, excise and severance taxes on said overriding royalty shall be paid by the owners of said overriding royalty interest; and Petitioners shall deliver to the pipeline or purchaser the said overriding royalty without expense to owners of the same, NOTICC IS FURTHER GIVEN that the 13 day of August, 1970, at 9:30 o'clock A. M. has been duly appointed by this Court for hearing aaid Petition, at which time all persons interested in said Estate may appear and contest aaid Petition, by filing their objects in writing, or otherwise show cause why an order should not be granted as prayed for in said Petition.

DATED thil 13 day of July, 1970. (SEAL) Whit Y. Mauzy Associate District Judge Probate Division IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA G. C. MAYHUE, Ad- ministrator of the Estate of John H.

Roberts, and OLAN H. Guardian of the Estate of Marguerite Etta Roberts. one and the same person as Etta Roberts, and MAR- GtiERITE ETTA ROB- ERTS, One and the same person as ETTA ROB- ERTS, and ODIS E. ROB- ERTS. OLAN H.

HOB- ERTS, OH1S W. ROBERTS, FLOY LILLIAN ADAMS, LOIS VIVIAN HAYES and RONNY ROBERTS, PLANTIFFS, --VS-- No. C-70-160 The unknown Heirs, Execu- tors, Administrators, Dev- isees, Trustees and As- signs of JOHN H. HOB- ERTS, deceased; and the Heirs, Executors, Admin- istrators. devisees, Trus- tees and Assigns, if any there be, of JOHN H.

HOB- ERTS, deceased; and THE STATE OF OKLA- HOMA, ex rel OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION. DEFENDANTS, NOTICE BY I A I STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Tho unknown Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees and Assigns of JOHN H. ROBERTS, deceased; and the Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees and Assigns, if any there be, of JOHN H. ROBERTS, deceased. The said Defendants above named will 16.) Sec.

35, T5N, H4E, MARY WATSON Lease INTEREST: of HI NON.PRODUCING MINERALS: PONTOTOC COUNTY: TRACT 1.) Sec. 32, T5N, H5E INTEREST: Undivided Vt 2.) 4 Sec. 32, T5N R5E INTEREST: Undivided V4 3 and and Sec. 29. TSN, H5E INTEREST: Undivided 4.) and Section 26, TSN, R4E INTEREST: Undivided 5.) Sec.

35, TSN, R4E INTEREST: Undivided 6.) and Sec. 1, T4N, R4E INTEREST: Undivided and Sec. 7.) Sec. 1, T4N, R4E INTEREST: ALL and T4N, HSE INTEREST: Undivided 9.) Lot 4, snd Sec. T4N, R5E INTEREST: Undivided 10.) Sec.

6, T4N, R5E INTEREST: Undivided V4 11.) Sec. 22, TSN, R4E INTEREST: Undivided V4 12.) and Sec. 34, TSN, H4E INTEREST: Undivided 13.) Sec. 16, T5N, R4E INTEREST: Undivided 14.) Sec. 31, TSN, H5E INTEREST: Undivided li 15.) and and Sec.

31, TSN, R5E INTEREST: ALL 16.) Sec. 34, TSN, R5E INTEREST: Undivided li SEMINOLE COUNTY: GALLEY-VANTING AROUND THE COUNTY OIL CENTER (Continued From Page Two) Leroy Willoughfay Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Willoughby and children visited Mrs.

Dovie Willpughby Saturday. Leroy Willoughby and Russel Mrs. Florence Henson Sun- jday. Mr. and Mrs.

Leston Long and Charles Fred visited the Hen- sons Saturday night. visited Mr. arid Lewis Sunday. Mrs. Frank Mr.

and Mrs. Loy Wood spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Lynn Wood, Stillwater. Glen Wood visited Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Friday. Glen visited May Majors in a nursing home.Sunday. He also visited Mr. and W.

0. Skinner Thursday. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Graves, San Francisco, Calif.

Although we live in a land of some physical extremes, we nevertheless enjoy life in an area of beauty, interest, change, and just plain fun. Even the grotesque earth and rock forms have a fascination for the real Oklahoman. Moreover, right here in Pontotoc County we have the advantage of living between the great forests to the east and the short grass country to the west, The variety in the state, so accessible to us. is unbelievable to many visitors. Sure, Oklahoma can get hotj The Rev.

and Mrs. Bert Jones Mrs. Christina Lewis a daughters, Oklahoma City, visited and had supper with her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price.

Their son, Douglas Price, Dallas, also visited over the weekend. Twyla Ruthford spent Wednesday and Thursday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price. Chris and Beverley Sutton, Konawa, visited their grandparents, Mr.

and Mrs. Vance Price, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wyche were supper guests of Mr.

and Mrs, J. R. Northam and Bret Sunday. Pies Sutton visited Mr. and Mrs.

Willis Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Sutton Monday.

as blazes and it is blasted by jthe bitterest of cold blizzards that sweep down through the unimpeded stretches of central 17.) Sec. 4, TUN, 1 INTEREST: Undivided plains. But, let us admit to ourselves, we enjoy change. We spent several evenings with career military men who have spent years in the tropical countries of both hemispheres Almost all complained of the absence of "seasons." After listening, we always wondered if man is not constituted to anticipate seasonal changes instinctively. We wonder if something within him does not want winter to follow the summer, even if he regrets to see the long days and living things ness.

and O'Dell attended church at Mrs. Norma Jo Williams and children, San Antonio. spent a few days with Mrs. Lo- Soward and her mother, Alma Summers, and Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Soward and family. The Rev. Gerald Sutton and Chris and Alvie Hudson, Konawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sutton Saturday.

pass into cold lifeless- 3ernie Ellis, Holdenvilie, are spending the week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Ellis, and their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Sweat.

Roy Lee Harkins and Senda made a trip to California recently. They returned home Sunday morning. They went after his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Roy James Harkins and Amy-.

Roy James is in the Navy and is home on leave before going overseas. Mrs. Florence Henson came home with Rae Garrett Sunday afternoon and spent the night. They attended church at Center. Mr.

and Mrs. Midge McDonald and Sharon went to Wetumka Saturday to visit her mother, other relatives and Mr. and Mrs. McDaniel and their guests over the weekend. Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd James and Mr. and Mrs. Danny Giacomo and baby, McAlester, were dinner guests of the Rev. and Mrs.

Glen Eaves and family Sunday. The Rev. Glen Eaves and family attended the all-night singing in Holdenvilie Saturday. Russel Harper, Shawnee, visited his grandparents, Mr. anc Mrs.

Orce Cox, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reed, recently. Mrs. Hazel Cox and Mrs.

Nova Reed went to Shawnee Sunday afternoon and visited her brother and family, Mr. anc Mrs. Leroy Grove and children and also took Russel Harper Mrs. Harper visited Mr. anc Mrs.

Bill Reed Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Magar VIS- Here the seasons have their Mr. and Mrs.

Cole and girls al- tike notice that the Plaintiffs filed, ie and Sec this day of July, 1970, their Petition determine heirship in the "District Court of Fontotoc County, State of OXla- loma, and that you must answer the Petition of said Plaintiffs on file in this cause on or before the 10th day of 1970, or said Petition will be taken as and judgment rendered in said quieting title as against you to the following described real estate, located in Pontotoc County, State of Okla- loma. and mineral interests, located in Pontotoc, Seminole and Coal Counties, State of Oklahoma, to-wit: REAL ESTATE: 1.) All of Lot 4, and Ihe West 20 feet of Lot and the East 30 feet of Lot 5. and all of Lot 6, Block Sunrise Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma. The West 5 feet of Lot 7. and all of lot 8.

Block Sunrise Addition to the City of Ada. Oklahoma. 3.) Lot Block 31, of the Original Townsite of the City of Ada, Oklahoma. 4.) Lot 5. Block 33.

of the Original Townsite of the City of Ada, Oklahoma. 3.) Lot 15, Block 22. of the Original Townsite of the City of Ada. Oklahoma. 6.) Lot 15.

Block 4. Arlington Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma. 7.) Lot 11. Block 2, Donaghey Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma. Lot 11, Block 3, Daggs Addition to the City of Ada.

Oklahoma. 9.) The East 60 feet, and a tract feet by 150 feet, of Lot 24. Sunny Side Acres, a sub-division of Blocks 13, 14, 15 and 16. of Arlington Addition to the City of Ada, Oklahoma, ai more particularly described in Deed In Book 462 at Page 92 of the records of the County Clerk of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma. PRODUCING MINERAL RIGHTS: PONTOTOC COUNTY: TRACT AND LEASE NAME 1.) Sec 32, T3N, R5E, MARY ALLEN Lease INTEREST: of RI plus li of of ORI 2.) N'2 Sec.

32, TSN, H5E, BUTLER Lease INTEREST: of HI plus ef of ORI 3.) and Sec. 32, TSN, H5E, ALLEN A 1 Lease INTEREST: li of RI 4.) BOYD Lease Sec. 32, T5N, R5E, INTEREST: of RI 5.) Sec. 32, T5N, R5E, ROBERTS Lease INTEREST: Vi of RI 6.) W'2 Sec. 32, TSN, IUE, ROBERTS Lease INTEREST: of HI 7.) SW 4, Sec.

23, TSN, R5E, J. H. ROBERTS Lease Sec. 29, T5N, BSE, DEWEY Lease INTEREST: Vi of RI 4 SVI'4 Sec. 21, T4N, R7E, GANN INTEREST: RI 10.) A certain part ot E'2 Sec.

II, T4.N, H7E, GANN 1" Lease INTEREST: .0032109 HI 11.) Sec 21, T4N, H7E, GANN Lease INTEREST: .0032109 RI 12.) Sec. 23, T5N, B4r, GEOHGB E. CRAY Least INTEREST: of RI 13.) and and and Sec. 25, TSN, B4E. GRAY Lent INTEREST: of HI 14.) ntf and Sic.

TSN, B4E, R. J. JETER Leait INTEREST: ot 15.) and and Stc. 35, TSN, H4E, E. F.

TUCKER Least INTEREST: Df RI INTEREST: Undivided 19.) Sec. 15, TUN, HBB INTEREST: Undivided 20.) Sec. 18, T11N, H8B INTEREST: Undivided Sec. 21, TUN, H8E INTEREST: Undivided COAL COUNTY: TRACT 22.) and and and and SE'4 and N-2 of Sec. 36, TSN, R9E INTEREST: Undivided and forever barring you from hereafter claiming or asserting any interest of any kind or character in and to any or all of the above described real estate or mineral interests.

WITNESS my hand and seat this the day of July, 1S70. CARL STEWART, Court Clerk of Pontotoc County, Oklahoma By: E. Eubank, Deputy fSEAL) Charles D. Mayhue Conn, Mayhue Ken- Attorneys for the Plaintiffs extremes, but the twelve month is truly moderate. It affords us nearly a year 'round outdoor recreation.

This is in sharp con- to the winters of the coun- try to the north and east and the oppressive heat of much of the nation to the south and west. This is our land. We must enjoy it, not because we are com- selled to live here, but because the natural appeal of the countryside. We have the great trees of the valleys and the rugged shorter IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA In The Matter Of The Es- jive variety to the landscape. The countryside rolls with hills and has the added interest of some heaving heights and precipitous canyons.

The prairies of waving native grasses that at- racted early explorers are many places still untouched by plow. All of these features can belong only to the person who possesses them. He cannot enjoy them from the comfort of the big chair in the sitting room. To. get the full taste of the land that is ours, one needs to hike many miles, to ride horseback, to stop and savor the magnificence.

He needs to learn the oddities, the natural wonders, as well as the sweep tate Of GRADY NEES, Deceased. T. Me- No. P-70-98 NOTICE TO CREDITOR! AH persons having claims against Grsdy T. McNees.

Deceased, are required to present the same, with the necessary to the undersigned Administrator, at the offices of Lambert, Roberts, Jaques Heard, 201 West 14th Street, Ada, Oklahoma, within two months of the dale of the first publication nereof, or Ihe lame wilt be forever barred. DATED this 28th day of July, 1970. Harvey J. Lambert, Administrator Lambert, Jaques li Heard Ada, Oklahoma Attorneys for Administrator IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR PONTOTOC COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA In The Matter Of The Last Will and Estate of EDWIN C. HOLLIS No.

P-70-97 Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims ana' C. HOLLIS. Deceased, are red to present the same, with the nec.ssary vouchers, to the undersigned Executor, at the office of LESLIE B. YOUNGER, 115 North Broadway, Ada, Oklahoma, within two month! of the date of the first publication hereof, or the same will forever barred.

DATED this 30 day of July, 1970. BILL HOLLIS, Executor. LESLIE B. YOUNGER Box 212 115 N. Broadway Ada, Oklahoma.

7-30-21W. Plains Erosion Report Given By Government WASHINGTON (AP) Nearly 1.9 million acres in the Great Plains were damaged by wind erosion during the critical season last winter, the Agriculture Department reported today. This was 88 per cent more than the 695,000 acres reported damaged in the similar November-May period a year earlier, officials said. The damage report was based on field surveys made by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service and local authorities in 244 counties in 10 plains states.

so attended. Henry Jones, Ada, and Steve Jones visited the Rev. and Mrs. Bert Jones Sunday. Visiting Mrs.

Lona Soward Monday night were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jordon, Mrs. Helen Eaton, Mrs. Darlene Unger, Gean Pierce, Mrs.

Alrna Summers, Hayward, the Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Sutton, Chris and Beverly, Mrs. Euvonne Franks and Shelly, Mr. and Mrs.

Johnny Soward ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pierce. The girls from Hayward, left Tuesday morning for their homes. of the country.

It is little wonder that so many Oklahomans never give up the idea of returning, once they have moved to other places. They don't want to come lome because the trees are larger, or the rivers are deeper, or ah- is more gentle. There are other reasons. Oklahomans, a hardy people, ant to return to the land as sure as if it were all of the things that other regions may be. They want lo return to the forests or prairies, the rocks or red plains even the heat of summer and cold of winter because somehow we learn to love and almost conquer life on earth.

this patch of Now is a perfect time to renew our relationship with the countryside. Hiking along the back roads can be fun. We can go as far as we want, or poke along as slowly as we feel inclined. Many ranchers, hunters, fishermen, and certain others whose work takes them all over the county, know our country well. However, even these sometimes forget that they move in "ruts." The way out to new vistas may be only a few hours afoot from the edge of where one lives.

Or, try leaving the car in another part of the county while hiking around several miles. While the suggestion will appeal sufficiently to attract only a few, re-discovery may eventually attract others. We live in a wondrous country here, worth slowing to see. SEA FARMING NEW YORK (AP) "Mari- farming of the sea-could become a major world industry by 1080, according to Marine Office-Appleton Cox Corp. (MOAC).

MOAC said that there will not be enough arable land available in the future to grow food for a population increasing at the rate of 60 million a year. DIVORCES Richard Wayne Coatney and Betty Jean Coatney (divorce granted both Mrs. Margrete Green, Ada, visited Mrs. Doris Sims and children Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Edgar Harlin visited Mr. and Mrs. Louif Sims Tuesday. Mrs.

Doris Sims, Derral, Steven and Tina visited Mrs. Frank Lewis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Gere Lance, O'Dell Jones and Mrs.

Jewel Jones attended) church at Konawa Wednesday night. Gaylon Jones was the invited speaker. The Rev. and Mrs. Bert Jones and O'Dell Jones made a business trip to Prague Sunday.

Mrs. Lavona Jones. Mrs. Myrtle Evans and Mrs. Hazel Newby visited Mrs.

Nannie Cox recently. Mrs. Colene Robertson and Tamara visited Myers, Seminole, Monday. Tamara remained there for the week. Randy Delamar visited the Robertsons recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tucker, Tonya and Pauls, and Mr.

and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson, Stacy and Tamara attended the Golden family reunion at Wintersmith Park Sunday. CENTER MRS. RAE GARRETT Mrs. Bessie Bradley spent Monday evening with Mr.

and Mrs. Garrett Seller. Mrs. Estel Cox spent Tuesday in the Seller home. Mrs.

Seller enjoyed a telephone visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Roundtree, Grand Prairie, and also a brother, Woodron Hall, Pueblo, Colo. They both called to wish Mrs. Seller "Happy Birthday." Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Roundtree and Steve and granddaughter, Michelle Harris, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Seller. The Sellers visited Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Trench, Homer, recently. Mrs. M.

C. Kirkland, Rae Garrett and Mrs. Florence Henson visited Allis Denham Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Price and granddaughter, Twyla Rutherford, vis- itSd Mrs.

Florence Henson Tuesday. Mrs. Florence Henson visited Mrs. Opal Potts, Mrs. Ivy Davis, Mrs.

Lela Corvin, Mrs. Gofourth and Mrs. John Little Friday afternoon. 'Mrs. Carrie Ethridge and Earl Beard, Fort Worth, visit- Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. Linker, Cheryl and Robin, Mr. and Mrs.

Loyd Wayne Goss and Rhonda, Ada, and Ed Johnson, Tulsa and Gary, Purceli, visited Sunday with Mr. and Johnson. Sherry Burns, Konawa, spent from Thursday until Saturday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Asha Duncan.

Mr. and Mrs. Asha Duncan spent Wednesday at Konawa with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grote, Steve and Sherry.

Mr. and Mrs. John Davis and boys, Oklahoma City, spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnston, Lula.

Mr. and Mrs. Davey Johnston visited Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Johnston, and her mother, Mrs.

Lois Clifford, Dickie, Dotinie and Ronnie. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Monk, Saint. Louis, had dinner Satur day with her mother, Mrs.

Eva Foreman. Mrs. Stella Rush visited Sat- ited her parents, Mr. arid Mrs jurday afternoon with Mrs. Eva Bill Reed, Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Danney Morris and son visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Morris and her parents, Stratford.

Susan Magar, a cousin of Danney's, went home with them to spend a week. Danney is stationed in Texas. Mrs. Hazel Cox visited Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Reed Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Barnes made home-made ice cream Sat urday. Attending were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Stone and family, Byars; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stone and family, Galey; Mr. and Mrs.

Nuel Stone and family, Galey, and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stone and family, Stratford. Karen Frantz spent Wednesday night with Judy Barnes. Dinah Barnes spent Friday night with Pam Stone, Byars.

Terry Badgett spent Friday night with Judy Barnes. Geralding Taylor, Fort Worth, spent the weekend with Judy Barnes and Tempie Taylor, Fort Worth, spent the weekend with Dinah Barnes. Foreman. Brenda Builard had dinner Sunday with Mrs. Foreman.

Millie Smith visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Foreman. Those going to Falls Creek from the Tupelo Baptist Church Monday were Marcia Barter, Patti Fowler, Donald Hogue, David Romines, Jerry Homines, Art Bunch and Jackie Turner. Mrs. Thelma Lee Sweat, Mrs.

Jack Uhlich and Mrs. D. E. Romines took them. Mrs.

Debbie Johnston, Mrs. Lois Clifford, Donnie and Ronnie and Mrs. Helen Leader, Diana and Donna Kay had dinner Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks, Linda, Diane and Dwayne, Ada.

UNION HILL By MRS. LAVONA JONES Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp recently were Mr. and Mrs.

Elmer Cochran Mrs. Helen Northam and Matthew, Oil Center; Mrs. Rosie Hicks, Gushing. T1IPFIO Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Kemp re- i urcivs ited Mr and Mrs Fletcher Wat By LOIS CLIFFORD Fitzhugh, and Mr. and Teri Dawn Clifford, Ada, cele-1 Mrs. Volly Layne, Roff, Sun- brated her fifth birthday Thursday, July 23, at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Lois Clifford. Teri's cake was white trimmed with red roses and decorated with a train, animals and "Happy Birthday." Attending were her sisters, Sami and Traci, her father, John Clifford, and her mother, Sandi, Donna Kay Leader, Wolf; her grandmother, Mrs.

Lois Clifford, and Ronnie and Kevin Phares, Clarita. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Mr. and Mrs. Davey Johnston and' Ronnie Clifford spent Friday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Leader, Wolf. Sanii, Terri and Traci Clifford, Ada, spent Tuesday night with their grandmother, Mrs. Lois Clifford. Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Guinn spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Arvis Stewart, Chickasha. Kenny Ellis, Diane Ellis and day.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp vis- the Rev. and Mrs. F.

L. Cunningham went fishing at the Arbuckle Lake Wednesday. Mrs. Elva Kemp received a phone call from her sister. Mrs.

Orval Coombs, Maysville. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kemp and ceived a phone call from Mr.

and Mrs. John Layne, Corpus Christi. reporting Mrs. Anna Belle Layne was in the hospital at Corpus Christi. Visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Jones recently were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oliver, Mr. and Mrs.

Judson Kirby, Mrs. Eula Miss Delphia Jones. The Rev. and Mrs. F.

L. Cunningham visited their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Oil Center, recently. The Rev.

and Mrs. F. L. Cunningham visited Mr. and Mrs.

Keith Sales and family, Electra, Sunday. Recent visitors in the home (Continued en Four). First Sale Planned August 5 LIVESTOCK MARKET To Open in Holdenvilie Afttr YMT of phmiiim and buiMini. AgMarkots rtody to go! Whtthw you'rt a Limtocfc buyer or Miter, or jwt intortfttd hi (Mini Oktehomt'j most iMdom, and KiMtifiMny-doiigMd Uvntocic rmrkMint mtnagnnent Firm Buraw iHilittid facility, put WidMiday, Augutt i your tttaMhr. Wt promptly at 10 capacity Flwttyof furkinf Air-canditMwid Concran-flaor Your af QoMdcircuitTV UirdMMJMtm Loettion it NorthwttC af Hokfonvilta on Highway 270.

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