The Ada Evening News (Ada, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 67, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 31, 1959 Page: 3 of 18
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Ada Oklahoma Sunday May 31 1939 THE ADA EVENING NEWS
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been teaching the past school If nervous tension ill keeping teeinht visited her son and &ugh- ing term while she and her par- McAllister Oklahoma City MrCummings 1321 South Ash aro!
t‘iti'einef(1)111nillicerr tisoritnhnee former Emily attending Camp Longhorn Sunday i at
term in Swink Coloradn Horton you from enjoying hie You need ter-in-law Air and Mrs T 1 ents were in the state
Nlatthews and Mrs McAllister is their parents took them to Dallas1 mine Collegians
Norman Gardner son of Mr
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is a graduate of East Central to discover the Physical Ilealth Gail Oklahoma ! City Friday and 1
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State College 'way of relaxing Physical thialth Saturday
eriolta i Salon 500 East 9th FE 2-769 i — 'and Mrs I I) Gardner Louis —
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for Burnet Texas and the twin:
State Farm Inc Lloy d Jack 5-12-Im ilk kentlicky and formerly of Beginners tap and ballet Thena camps for boys and girls They I Among the students from Okla-
"Ancient and Modern Nlecro-
Qt has received the degree of McBride Dance Studio classes will remain a month
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Mr and Mrs Edard H d —
way and attended a Dubarry ' !tirs Flesie Dreyer underwent malleYi master of sacred music from start Thursday June 4th 5-31-St !ed e International Petro-
— Alias Mesmerism and
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Theimer mai South Johnston are Beauty school Denound" i ih
s the p a p t i s t Theological — Vanoss Alumni banquet June l
oom Exposition in Tulsa were
Half price sale MP lot yarns and major surgurti at Valley V le‘k itYP""lisnli
suhlect of the Lesson Sermon
in Springfield Illinois and will — ail rug yarn and patterns Needle- Hospital Mond'ay Allah& of Mrs i minaly in Louisville Com- 51r and Mrs Adolph Brown and tith For reservations contact J nine students from Pontotoc Coun-
1 k CI I ty
attend the graduation exercises For clock repair See Leland
craft Shope 1015 East 8th FE
Afton Palmer and Selma Dreyer SllnitaYi II 0 e ne i "Is l'in l- mencement was May 19 Ilamily kit this weekend for an T Murphy Sheriff's office
East 141h Pub -
at Concordia Theological Senn- Berets J Kent Smith Jewelers
2-6302 5111( she recently mote(' here from enee SucictY 109 ---- q : !e‘iended trip to the West C Designed as field trips under
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nary June 3 Their son Ralph 1 5-5-Im Cherokee Okla She now resides lie invite& a-L 2t
'They will include a trip to Disney ! sponsorship of department heads
will receive his diploma and of — i at noo East Thirteenth we st — Mr and Airs Jan Campbell are 1
lano in their junket In California 1 ----7 '
Nfiss Datste Britt is In El Reno and instructors students toured
tidal call to the ministry at Trini- Mrs A Linsched is hack home Dr Louis Ant m m
minis is back aparti I It hy suffer this hot humid lhc parents of a daughter born !hey 11 kit Nit and Nit Ine for ihe "eekeod to attend tt the display during the entire show
ty Lutheran Church Stanford and atter spending several weeks in home and reports Mrs Antrohus -- weather Call us for an air-condi- EniklY NlaY 24 in ValleY Vie" Turner r- graduation exercises of her niece r Mrs Twiner is the I) d h '
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" Students from Pontotoc County
I:)enton Montana Nebraska visiting will remain in Fulton Mo for s pecr friends
al group o f Immediate te I nct a n in i
c i hid ren i s can t loner mme la a o Hosptal The hahy t‘eiehed nine mer Barbara paym a niece of stiss Tan Cooper i i who visited the exposition were
— - I — further rest before returning to vass play shoes slip-ons ties and Easy terms All sHes !McFarland pounds and six ounces and has Mrs Estelle Dandridge — ADA H
G tarry Boyd drafting Her-
raduation specials Drastic re- Ada She had surgery Her fnends
straps Values to sa9 m
on sale and Robertson 220 West FE heen named Kathryn Lynn Mrs
-- Gale Thomas Oklahoma City i man Dunigan auto mechanics
Closing out giant °t'art and ductions on 111-Fi and Stereo play- may write to her 3'20 West Set'
s288 sizes to 3 Shipe's Shoes '2-5094 5-24-1m Campbell is the former Kay Wit
was in Ada Friday visiting mem-
man
Franklin Jr auto trim
other fine tomato and PrrPer yrs portables and consoles Corn- enth Fulton Missouri 1 5-20-14i son daughter of Mr and Mrs R ' Free trial of new band instill- !James R Hultman auto mecha-
hers of his family'
plants chrysanthemums petunias plote selection of albums Free — F Wilson Konattia Mr Camp- ments furnished Ada beginners en- :nics Dallas Morris diesel: John
at big reduction 825 East 15tIt gift wrapping Slocum Music 107 Children's conversational 1 Mr and Mrs Russell Johnson bell also from Konawa is in the rolled in free class lessons of
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!Norris auto mechanics: ALLEN
5-26-Im South Mississippi 5104m French Tuesdays and Thursdays Mrs Jan Campbell Konawa and daughter Alice left Friday I' S Navy and is based in schoo sum
l me m Summer balle orkshop Thena r band progra
o classes
a lcBride Dance Studio Het bert Spain diesel FITZ-
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11 o'clock--Mrs Couch FE 2- was admitted at Valley View lios- for their home in Great Bend Alaska Most of expected 100 now have HUGH Glen Davis auto body
Special group of children's can- 3751 5-29-3t pital early Friday Kansas after visiting Mr and instruments Classes starling n start Thursday June 4th 5-31-St
ice metal and paint and STONE-
'ass play shoes slip-ons ties and WI green stamps on all repair — i -7--- Mrs Joe Bryan and Mrs Alta Most of the Matthews clan offer iixonime contact tale now WALL Charles Cradduck refri
rass play shoes slip-ons ties and WI green stamps on all repair — i --------- Mrs Joe Bryan and Airs Alta Most of the Matthews clan offer (‘‘piring contact rne now :WALL Charles Cradduck refri
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straps Valu to $395 on sale work Watches clocks etc Gem Visiting in Ada this kkeekend is Complete selection of Transistor Thompson in Ada and Mrs Pos gathered in Ada for the kkeekend Harold Graham FE 2-2377 FICSY YEAR i
geration
$288 sizes to 3 Ships Shoes Credit Jewehls 117 West Alain Joe Bob Gail and family of Tulsa radios choice of colors and lam- sell Hale and family in Stone- Present kk ere Mr and Mrs Al 0 5-31-21 ATLANTIC CITY N J (Ar"--1
5-M-1U 5-24-1m ous brands Priced from $29 95 wall Mrs Hale and Mrs It an Alatthekks Denver Colo Mr and 0 An estimated 276000 persons In seasons when they are not
— Summer hand instruments rent- Terms McFarland and Robertson are sisters of Mrs Johnon Mrs Jack Vinemiller and family 1 Paul Mayhall son of Mr and attended 386 conventions a n d harvesting farmers in Norway
Franke Phillips Mrs Gene Edwin Horton is in Stonewall ed for tryout period call us Oak- 220 West Alain 524-1m Alice Johnson enrolled as a fresh- Tyler Tex: Mr and Mrs George Mrs Carl I Alayball Jr :IN West trade shows here during 198 and Sweden tie sheaves of grain
Truitt Marge Grimes and Jo Wal- visiting his parents Mr and Mrs ley Gale Music Shop phone FF ----- ' man at Oklahoma College for Matthews and fannly Oklahoma Parkway and Susan Cummings ' I on high poles to feed migratory
Hs were in Oklahoma City Thus- Ellis Horton and Sarah IIP has 2-3784 806 East Main 5-24-8C Airs P II Gail I i: West Six- Women Chickasha for the corn- City and Mr and Airs Charles daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester 1 Bead the News Want Ads birds — strictly a humane custom
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DRESSES
REDUCED
$499 to $799
49c each
10c each
BOYS' COWBOY
SUITS
Regular $398
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FABRICS
COTTONS — PRINTS — SOLIDS
Values to 79c Yard
Yards
GIRLS'
ANKLETS
Regular 49c—Only
19c pair
INFANTS'
1-SHIRTS
Regular 65c
33c each
SWIM FINS
Values to $398
$149 pr
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DRESSES FREE ALL YOU HAVE TO DO
JUST TRY THE DRESS ON IF IT IS YOUR
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ALL GIRLS'
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Every DayHour by PrOour!
EVERYTHING IS FOR SALE YOU DETERMINE PRICES!
ONE RACK GIRLS'
33c each
50 to 75
BOYS' DRESS
SHIRTS
I French Cuffs
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Regular $298
99c each
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From Newton Wall Company as usual comes Big Savings — Now even greater values
are yours! Soon we will close our doors at 215 East Main — And open a much larger
and more complete store at 225 West Main — But before we do we promise our 'good
customers the most fabulous bargains ever offered to Ada shoppers! Only ever so often
does such an opportunity arrive — NEWTON WALL COMPANY is known throughout
the area for their BIG SALES All present stock must be disposed of The best way we
know to do this is to cut our prices to the bone ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS
OR EXCHANGES
SALE STARTS MONDAY MORNING 9 AM
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ENTIRE
FAMILY!
SAVE UP TO 50
Ladies' Spring Dress Shoes
$199 $299 — $399
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Values to $299Now $199
Values to $399Now $299
MEN'S DRESS LOAFERS
Values to $1099 Now $599
MEN'S SPORT
SHIRTS
99c and
$199 ea
MEN'S DRESS
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Values to $799
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$300
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1 Rack 199 1 Rack 299 1 Rack 399
SAVE AT NEWTON WALL COMPANY!
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ONE RACK
LADIES'
SKIRTS
99c each
LADIES'
BELTS
Values to $100
10c each
GRAB
TABLE
Merchandise From All
Over the Store
Save 75
And More
BOYS'
JEANS
10-oz Denim
88c pair
Regular $198 Pair
RIBBONS
7
LADIES' HOSE
All Sizes and Shades
44c Pair
ONE RACK
LADIES'
BLOUSES
88c each
ONE RACK
LADIES'
SUITS
Values to $3995
Only $5
GRAB
BAGS
Values to $300
25c each
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Little, W. D. The Ada Evening News (Ada, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 67, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 31, 1959, newspaper, May 31, 1959; Ada, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2113433/m1/3/?q=%26quot%3Bnew-sou%26quot%3B: accessed August 15, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.