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October 20, 1955 THE ADA WEEKLY NEWS Page Five Fun Night Is Scheduled At Ahloso School Ahloso Home Demonstration Club announces a Hallowe'en "Fun Night," sponsored by the club, to be held at the school Tuesday, Ocober 25. Bingo, a country store and a fishing pond for the children are a few the attractions scheduled. Proceeds will be applied on the purchase of the stage curtain for the school. Paying for this curtain has been a major project for the Ahloso club, and the women hope to complete the job by the end of this year. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.

UNION HILL By MRS. LAVONA JONES The Sunday School attendance was 51 Sunday morning, with all teachers present except the Primary class. Mrs. Loretta Kite was substitute teacher. Visitors Sunday morning were Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Bottoms and family of Ada. Allen Cochran was program leader Sunday 1 night. There were 39 for Training Union. Those taking part were Helen Cochran, Brenda and Richard Southerland, Barbara Jones, Don Newby, Yvonne Little and Judy Enloe.

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpkins were missed at church Sunday night. Visitors Sunday night were Arch Neighbors of Oil Center, Dewayne Roberts, Kay Tilley and Larry Cunningham. Bobby Joe Adams had a virus this week and was unable to be at church.

REUNION REUNION A family reunion was held in the Leonard Archer home this weekend. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Archer, Bryan David, Mr. and Mrs.

Brown and children of Reno, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCoy and children of Fort Worth. Louis Archer and Mr. Brown are in the Air Force and are being transferred to Florida.

Mrs. McCoy is the former Lois Archer. Union Hill 4-H Club held its regular meeting last Tuesday, with assistant county agents Miss Kozel and Mr. Steward present. A total of 15 members enrolled, and officers were elected for the coming year.

Officers are Dwayne McAnally, president; Ralph Teel, vice president: Junior Rhynes, treasurer; Paul Golden, reporter; Larry Archer, social chairman; and Benny Jones, song leader. A model meeting will be held next regular meeting. Mrs. Mildred Fitch. of.

Oklahoma City visited Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Garrett Monday.

Mrs. Fitch is cousin of Mrs. Etta Garrett and is a judge on the State Industrial Commission. She was in Ada holding court. Rev.

and Mrs. Frank Cunningham attended the Baptist revival at Vanoss last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bill McAnally and children, Duke Rhynes, Mr.

and Mrs. William Henson and Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

McAnally and children spent Sunday in Oklahoma City. The children were on the train at Lincoln Park when it was derailed. No one was hurt in the accident. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Copes and family visited Mr. and Mrs. C.

R. Davis of Oklahoma City Saturday and Sunday, 19 FOR DINNER Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Karr Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Noel Powell of Coalgate, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tate and Ann of Marshall, Mrs.

Daphne Green, Barbara, Ricky and Carl of Kansas City, Jim Karr and daughter, Etta Jan and two children of Coleman, Waller Karr el Oklahoma City, Howard Tamplin and family of Stroud, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Karr of Stroud, Mrs. A. J.

Peters, Elaine and David of Pontotoc. There were 19 relatives woh ate Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Karr. Mrs. J. T. Kennamer spent the weekend visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Jim Kirkes. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Parker and Mrs.

Lena Bradley of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. Al Greer of Sacramento, were Sunday guests in the N. L. Garrett home.

Mrs. Emma Bolin and Tom Agee visited Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Agee and Glenn Friday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Gregg Cook and family and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Agee visited Mr. and Mrs.

E. E. Agee this weekend. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Simpkins Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George Simpkins, Savanmah and George Edward of Durant, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Simpkins and family of Ada, -Mr, and Mrs.

Otis Webb of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. John' Sweeney, Keith and Norma, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Simpkins, Ruberta and Buddy and Rev.

and Mrs. Frank Cunmingham. HEARD Mrs. Alma Sweeney THREE NOT OF A KIND flower-print duck--these are just a fantastic critters than you could make just last summer during Photo). a report that their son, Alvin, who has been stationed in Hawaii almost 22 months, has landed San Diego, but will not get leave home until January, Mr.

and Mrs. Silas Taylor and girls, Bettie and Susie, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ozbirn and Bart and Jan Thursday evening. They have recently moved from our community to Scullin.

John Brandon of Mountain View visited A. G. Sanders Saturday night. Bob, Nora and Ann Ross and Anitta Baker visited in the A. O.

Davis home Saturday night and watched the new television John Davis has just purchased. Ruby Deaton and sister, Geneva Wimberly, took Geneva's fatherin-law and mother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wimberly, to Shawnee Thursday to visit relatives. Those visiting in the Bob Ross home Sunday afternoon were Mr.

and Mrs. Dewey Cantrell and Roger and Mr. and Mrs. Odell. Deaton.

Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Ozbirn visited in the Alvin Davis home Wednesday night. H. D.

Jones was also there to have John help him on planning the school bus route. Mrs. Bettie Parks was home by herself Friday and was so lonesome she just gathered up the quilt pieces that she was working on and went to visit Mrs. W. M.

Ross while she worked. Jewell Moore, who once lived in this community and now lives in Ada, had a severe heart attack Friday night. His friends here all wish him a speedy recovery. He is in Valley View Hospital. We are happy to have Mr.

and Mrs. Peet Cantrell move back in our community. James and Anitta Baker visited in the Bob Ross home Saturday afternoon. James is on the KTEN Ranch Hand program every Saturday night, The Ladies Bible Class met with Mrs. Lavona Deaton Thursday night.

The seventh chapter of Mark was studied and enjoyed by Ruby Deaton, Ethel Jones, Pauline Young, Bertha Sanders, Nora Ross, Edna Boren, Ann Ross, Virginia Jared, and the hostess, Lavona Deaton. The next meeting will be with Virginia Jared Thursday night, October 27. Those visiting in the W. M. Ross home from California Monday were Clark Ward, Mr.

and Mrs. Dewayne Ward and sons. Kenney and. Steve, and Arlen Miller. Wilson News By JOY ROUNDTREE Mr.

and Mrs. J. R. visited her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.

Mose Lee, on Sunday. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Price and Catherine were Mr. and Mrs.

Gerald Price and Danny Gerald of Ada and Lynwood Cantwell, Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fullen Bobby, Carol and Doyle included Mr. Fullen's uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Toler, of Sapulpa. Mrs. Mary Reynolds, Miss Juanita Coffey, and Dude Clifton visited the latter's brother, the Pete Cliftons of Roff, recently.

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Beller attended the wedding of Velma Lea Voyles and Doyle Cox in the Gaar Corner church on Saturday night. Ralph and Lela Wall and children, Vernon, Evert and Darlene were Sunday night supper guests DHIA Elects Officers at Monday Meet The, Pontotoc County Dairy Herd, Improvement Association met Monday evening, October 17, in the county agent's office. Officers elected for the coming year include Claude V.

Thompson, president; Renzo Cooper, vice president; C. H. Hailey, secretary; and Howard Smith and Sam Dew, directors. The organization went on record as endorsing the Bangs control law passed by the last legislature. The county DHIA currently serves 16 herds in southeastern Oklahoma, Francis News By MRS.

H. L. KELLEY Just a friendly "Hello" to all the ADA WEEKLY readers and a sincere "Thanks" to all my friends and neighbors, and especially my family, for the gifts, flowers and cards and visits. during my stay in Valley View Hospital. I'm very glad to be home but will be a shutin for some time, so anyone knowing a news item just call 9514W-3.

I'll have a pencil and paper ready always and it will be greatly appreciated. Mrs. Lavern Scroggins has recently returned after spending ten days with her son and daughter and their families, Mr. and Mrs. Lois Scroggins and baby and Mr.

and Mrs. Arvil West and children of Moore. Mrs. Annie Scroggins honored her husband, W. with a birthday supper in their home October 13.

Attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Norris, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Bryant and son, Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Byers and children, Mrs. Imogene Tillery of Fitzhugh, Mr.

and Mrs. Carlos Scroggins and children of Fitzhugh, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Scroggins and children of Ada, Mr. and Mrs.

Baxter Scroggins and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nickerson and baby and Miss Clara Scroggins of Oxnard, California. Those attending the HD Council from Cedar Grove club were Mrs. Lavern Scroggins, Mrs.

Velma Chandler, Mrs. Pearl Surgnier, Mrs. Lorene Harris and Mrs. Ethel Baker. Mrs.

Pearl Surgnier, Mrs. Ester Canada and Gerry Sue Canada and Don Kaiser spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grover Canada of Ravia. Recent visitors of Mr.

and Mrs. Baxter Scroggins were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Buchanan of Ada, Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Wolfe of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Lois Scroggins and baby of Moore.

Dr. and Mrs. Claude Carter of Bayard, N. have recently visited his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.

Murray Smith. Mr. 'and Andrew Bryant and son, Carroll, spent last weekend in Tulsa with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bryant.

The occasion was Uncle Tom's 83rd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poe of Oakman were recent visitors in Francis. WITH GAS We are happy to report that 1 the Cedar Grove Church has been equipped with a propane system.

Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Smith and children and Mr.

and Mrs. Horton Smith spent last Sunday with Mr. Smith's sister, Mrs. Joe Marsh of Prague. They enjoyed a very delicious birthday dinner honoring Mrs.

Marsh. We welcome to our community Mr. and Mrs. "Red" Atterberry of Henryetta and Mr. and Mrs.

Haskell Matthews and children of Ada, formerly of Artesia, N.M. HEARD Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hopper and children will soon be moving to Duncan. Our loss 1S Duncan's gain.

Francis High School will play their first basketball game of the 24 BOTTLE Family PACK 7-UP BOTTLING COMPANY 911 W. Main Phone 726 season Tuesday night, October 25, with Byars there. Allen Reynolds of Allen died recently. He was the father of Dewie Reynolds. Mr.

and Mrs. Dewie Reynolds and children are former residents of Francis. Funeral services were held Tuesday for Lee Smith, father of Barney Smith, of Sherman, Tex. Mr. Smith visited in Francis many times and had many friends here.

Those from Francis attending the funeral in Sherman were Mr. and Don Robinson and Miss Florence Harrold. Charlene and James Thurman have returned to their home in Los Angeles, after spending several days here with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

E. Thurman. OLD NEWCOMERS More to the are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Akin and They from Oxnard, really new.

comers but former residents. Welcome back, Louise and Ray. SEEN Mr. and Mrs. Mirl Moon are driving a '55 Chevrolet.

Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kirkes' house is wearing a beautiful coat of white as is the home of Mr.

and Mrs. M. E. Harris. Their home is trimmed in green.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mounger are remodeling their home inside and out. They are also enjoying electricity and natural gas now. The Seniors have ordered their jackets and are' expecting to receive them about Thanksgiving.

The girls ordered maroon and gold satin and the boys ordered maroon wool with white leather sleeves. New basketball suits have been ordered for both high school boys and girls and they hope to have them for the first home game. SELAH! Here's something by Terry West, entitled "I Shall Not Geometry is my weakness, shall not pass. It maketh me to stay home nights and be absent from the show. It leadeth me into the classroom, for Mrs.

Graham's sake. Yea, though I walk through the corridor for her class, I shall not be happy. Her postulates and axioms, they torment me. She shall prepare for me a place in the corner and she shall anoint my head (it is empty), with dunce cap. Surely D's and F's shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in Mrs.

Graham's class forever. Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.

Harris last weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Harris and son, Lonnie, of Ada, Mr.

and Mrs. Ben Brown and children and Raymond Allen of Oklahoma City and Linda West. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Scroggins and daughter, Clara, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Scroggins and children of Fitzhugh. Herschell Kelley and Curtis Canada spent last Saturday night with Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts of Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kelley spent last weekend with relatives in Norman and Oklahoma City.

Accidents Send Three to Hospital, Boy Loses Leg Three weekend accidents sent a trio of victims to Valley View Hospital for treatment and the condition of an Oct. 2 accident victim is reported satisfactory. Shirley Bottoms, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bottoms.

Rt. 5, Ada, suffered a. compound fracture of both bones of her right leg. She fell in the Latta gymnasium Friday. Her condition is reported good.

Stephen Phelps, 2, son of Mr. and Mrs. J' B. Phelps, Rt. 6, Atoka, suffered a fractured left leg Sunday afternoon when he fell at home.

His condition was good Tuesday morning. tulames. Inman, muscle 30, in of his left Allen shoul- rupder while working for the Pitt Construction company of Ada Monday. then Inman injury was lifting received. a rock His when condition was satisfactory.

Melvin Dorough, 18, son of Mrs. Irene Dorough, North is recovering at Valley View Hospital following the amputation of his right leg below the knee. Dorough, a student at Horace Mann, was injured Oct. 2. when he attempted to put a double-barreled shotgun in the turtle-back of a car.

The gun was accidentally discharged. The lower right leg was amputated Saturday and his condition was satisfactory Tuesday morning. NORMAN, Okla, (A) The twoday conference of the Oklahoma Interscholastic Press Association opens tomorrow at the University of Oklahoma, Ray Dyer, publisher of the El Reno Tribune, will be principal speaker at the opening session. GIFFORD I MONUMENT WORKS of Monument Is forever Leek for this seal, of OF 900 North Broadway AGES Phone 1271 FAMILY MONUMENTS Jesse Woman Jinxed On Unlucky 13th Could it be the gremlins, the jinx, or maybe just because it was the 13th day of the month that Mrs. L.

J. McDonald had another run of bad luck last Thursday? Whatever the cause, she had a large and painful spot of trouble that day. Turning north on the road at the Roy Lee Pharr corner, was topping the first rise when she saw a car approaching, rapidly on her side She honked and took for the ditch, but not in time to avoid a collision. The approaching driver said he did not see her car until too late to swerve. Both th cars were damaged to a considerable extent.

Both were covered by insurance. Mrs. McDonald and her ward, Charlie Hall, were shaken and and bruised but not seriously. Howard Satterfield of Wichita Falls, was given a ticket by the highway patrolman and his insurance company has agreed to repair Mrs. McDonald's car.

Woolly corduroy cat, Vanoss is loaded with more that Mrs. Brewington learned to are old stuff to her. (News Staff has a new electric sweeper to do her fall cleaning. Hudell Bolin visited the John Sweeney family Monday night. Mr.

and Mrs. Charlie Crow of Healdton and Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Kite, Danny and Charles visited Mr. and Mrs.

George Collins and Mrs. Nora Roper and Bobby Joe. Mrs. Elmer Cochran visited Mrs. Daisy Binion Thursday.

HEARD Sybil Collings, Daisy Binion and Lena can really sack those "when Cochran, the wind blows those trees around." Mr. and Mrs. Albert Simpkins are still improving. They were involved in a wreck last week. Both were released from Valley View Hospital.

Mr. Simpkins has a broken wrist and Mrs. Simpkins received a cut on her shoulder that had to have some stitches. They are feeling some better this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Lonnie Cassady visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cassady and girls of Ada Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Hicks of Oklahoma City visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones and Wayne Sunday morning. Those visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Bud Jones and family this weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tilley, Gerald and Carlton. Larry and Don Newby, Kay Tilley, Mrs.

Carline McNutt, Danny and Eddie Lynn, Mrs. Lela Richardson and boys, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hicks of Nicoma, Park, W. J.

Jones and Delphia, and Yvonne Little. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rose visited Mr. and Mrs.

L. L. Crockett of Francis Sunday. Mrs. Jimmy Cummings, Patti Lea and Jimmy Don and Mrs.

Mavis and Yvonne visited Mr. and Mrs. Dink Binion Sunday, LOVELADY NEWS By NORA ROSS 'Most everyone is real busy gathering pecans this week. We are fortunate in having a good pecan crop, since they are bringing a good price this year. There have been some reports of pecans being stolen, so each one should watch his pecan trees and report anyone caught.

The quilting bee Thursday was well attended. The ladies quilted a quilt for a sister of Mrs. Juanita Jones. Those quilting were Virginia Jared, Juanita Jones, Lavona Deaton. Nora Ross, Edna Boren, Ethel Jones, Parks, Pauline Young, Ross, Ann Ross Bettie, and Ruby Deaton.

We will not quilt next Thursday. We are serving the county men and others who care to come a good country dinner that day. Mrs. Ann Ross was honored with a pink and blue shower Thursday afternoon. Those bringing and sending gifts were Mesdames Virginia Jared, Juanita Jones, Sydney Ozbirn, Pat Taylor, Ruby Brannon, Ida Taylor, Lavona Deaton, A.

0. Davis, Nora Ross, W. M. Ross, Ethel Jones, Bertie Woodward, Edna Boren, and Miss Pauline Young. Refreshments of lemonade, cake and cookies were served by the hostess, Edna Boren.

Perry Don Ross. who is in the Navy and stationed in San Diego, is home on leave for 20 days. Billy Ross, who is in the Naval Hospital there was not able to get leave. But he called his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Bob Ross, Sunday night to report he was better and his doctor told him Saturday he thought he would soon be able to be back on duty. He has been in the hospital about four months, and 16 days of it was in Hawaii. Mr. and Mrs. A.

O. Davis have sample. The Brewington house sticks at. shaggy dog is Vacation Bible School. Cats and of James and Marzell Briggs and Gary.

Mr. and Mrs. James honored their son, Gary Don, with a party Sunday afternoon on his fourth birthday. Favors of balloons were given to each child. Following the opening of gifts, refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served to the following children and their parents: Billy Ken, Betty and Mrs.

Kenneth Colbert, Vernon, Evert, Darlene, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stevie and Mrs. Ed Roundtree the honoree, Gary Don, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

James Briggs, Gary's maternal grandmother, Mrs. Eva Stone, and his uncle, Cleamon Stone of Broxton. Barbara Kay Wilson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Muriel Wilson, celebrated her third birthday October 13.

Mary Jo Wilson spent Sunday with Janie Lee. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Beller included Rev. and Mrs.

Muriel Wilson, Katie, Billy, Charles and Barbara, Mrs. Satterwhite of Oklahoma City and Eva Lois Matthews of. Francis. Mrs. P.

P. Corcamges and Clifford Fullen Sr. of Holdenville visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fullen Jr.

and children on Tuesday. Mrs. Corcamges is an aunt of Cliff Jr. Mrs. Clifford Fullen Jr.

has received news of a new niece Sgt. and Mrs. Leroy Johnson are the parents of Bethany Diann, born October 3. She weighed 5 pounds 12 ounces. Mrs.

Johnson is the former Ella Hoggatt, well known in this community. The Johnsons now life in Yuma, where the sergeant is stationed. Bethany Diann is their first child. IN THERE FIGHTING Your correspondent is the very proud owner of a new sewing machine, as of last Thursday. For a gal who can't sew a straight seam this was quite a gift (in my opinion) for a husband to buy.

After all, there is no law against learning, and you should see some of the chings I've been making. Of course, nothing I've made is wearable but, oh, the determination behind 'each garment! If it only took determination and not skill 'I'd be one of the best. Sunday visitors of the Norvell Vandegiff family were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skaggs and children.

Mrs. birthday old son, ing were parents, off, and Mr. and Juanita. Delbert Gerloff cooked dinner for her two-yearDelton, Sunday. AttendDelton's paternal grandMr.

and Mrs. Gus Gerlhis parents and sister, Mrs. Delbert Gerloff and Mrs. Mason Arter's brother, G. C.

Morrison of Lavern, has been visiting the Arters. Mr. Arter: has been on vacation, SO the three of them went to Brinkly, Ark. Mr. Arter was raised there, and hadn't been back in 40 years.

He reported that everything was really changed. Highest Cash Prices for Scrap Iron and Metals ORNAMENTAL IRON AND FENCE -POSTS SWINGS, CATTLE GUARDS, STEEL LADDERS BAR. ON WHEELS, CLOTHES LINE POSTS NEW AND USED PIPE AND STEEL WELDING AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ADA IRON METAL COMPANY 501 N. Broadway Phone 1165 at one ducks Vanoss Crafts Class Shows Off Handiwork VANOSS coffee and exhibition of aluminum etchings and copper tooling done in Arts and Crafts Class marked the final meeting of the group Tuesday night. Mrs.

Norene Hardin conducted the class which met for four weeks in the home economics department at Vanoss School. At the close of the evening, the women surprised Mrs. Hardin with a miscellaneous shower. Coffee and cookies were to Mrs. Christian Berger, Kurserved Parish, Mrs.

Alene Miller, Mrs. Thelma Perriman, and Sue, Mrs. Charles Floyd and Janice, Mrs. M. J.

Brewington, Mrs. O. R. Hicks, Mrs. Alfred Pennington, Mrs.

Vaughn Potter, Mrs. G. M. Pitt, Betty Stephens, Linda Lee Hicks. Mrs.

J. H. Stephens, Mrs. W. C.

McCullar. Mrs. V. T. Gasaway, Mrs.

Ann Harding of Ad da, Mrs. Marvin Briggs, Mrs. Geneva McCullar, Miss Mary Jo Gasaway, Mrs. Howard Welch and Mrs. Verbie Welch of Ft.

Gibson. -MARRIAGESCharles Smedley, 57, Ada, to Jerrusia Brown, 54, Stratford. Tom Capps, 46, Oklahoma City, to Ima Lora Allen, 46, Ada. Greater returns for- amount inI vested-Ada NEWS Want Ads. LONG DISTANCE BARGAIN A station-to-station call is: a) easy to make b) fast and effective c) up to cheaper a) Placing a station station call is relatives at their homes.

The very persimple. You just give the operator the son you want to talk with often answers name of the city and the telephone the telephone. number there. Your call will then be charged at the lower station-to-station c) Station-to-station rates are about rate. lower than person-to-person rates.

You save money, We hope you'll take b) There's no sacrifice of service. advantage of these bargain station-toYour call goes through faster than a station rates often. person-to-person call. Station-to-station calls are especially effective when you Bert Roberts, Manager want to reach out-of-town friends or SEE HOW YOU SAVE BY MAKING STATION CALLS Calling from Person-to-Person Ada to: rates are: rates are: You Save: Tulsa $1.10 Enid $1.30 Muskogee $1.10 daytime rates, federal and state tax not included And your call goes through twice as fast when you call by number SOUTHWESTERN BELL OKLAHOMA.