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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1958
Page
4
A farmer recalls a past simpler era and contrasts it with modern science driven farming. He notes seeds with complex names, soil analyses, and stringent hygiene, while traditional barnyard routines fade. Despite higher output, farmers gain little more in return, facing constant headaches and ulcers.
Fragmentary Biblically themed note lists verses from Ephe suiting a devotional. Mentions Peter 1 8 and generic references to Bible material. No clear event or person identified.
A church reflection on Easter and VE Day, presenting victory over sin and death through Christ. It explains that Jesus triumphs over these foes, that Christians share this victory in being "in Christ," and that Easter signifies past, present, and future glory powered by God. The piece urges believers to embrace this destined, resurrection-centered victory.
A short poem by W Calvert Smith speaks of weary hearts and dreary worldings. It contrasts hunger and longing with the solace found in the Master’s touch, offering comfort to afflicted souls through faith and care.
A mosaic of quotes and jokes spans humor about family life, wisdom from Franklin and Telmud, and casual quips about marriage, chores, and ordinary days. Notable lines touch on wisdom, patience, and the absurdities of daily routine, reflecting a magazine dust-jacket style of miscellany.
The article notes maples are valued not only for syrup and sugar but for sturdy lumber used in bowling alleys and ballrooms. It also states the St Lawrence Seaway project will finish in 1959, enabling larger ocean vessels to reach ports in the Middle West.
Rev Scott Jones and others attended a Free Will Baptist quarterly meeting at Stonewall. Local visits included the Golden family from Homer, Nancy Muncrief returning from Madill with her in laws, and Nazarene Youth Rally in Sulphur. Oakman school prepares for year end as students and clubs gear for 4-H events and dress revue.
A civil summons alerts a defendant to appear or respond within a set period. Service may be by sheriff or by handing papers to the defendant or at their home. Ignoring the summons risks a default judgment. seek attorney guidance and respond within the allotted time.
The column lists numerous visits by Mrs. Gaylon Myers, Earl and family, and others to Ada, Shawnee, Boswell, and nearby towns. It notes funeral services for Chesley Madden, with Rev. Curtis Hogue presiding, plus gatherings at Oakman Baptist Church and community fish supper hosted by Ab Mounger. Mentions Byng vs Fitzhugh game and Byng Pirates players.
Mrs Virgie Pennington and Mrs Mildred Clay and Connie visited Mrs Jessie Maddox Monday and took her to the doctor She hasn t been feeling well lately Mr and Mrs L E Ballard Stratford spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed Varnadore and Ruthie Ed attended a Fifth Sutdar meeting at Now on Sunday Ruthie visited Charlotte Jones Monday afternoon De Horn Olney Marcum Carson Woods and Harvey Jinks Stratford visited Claude Horsley Saturday morning and helped him de horn some cattle Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy visited Mr and Mrs Melvin McCurdy Linda and Donna in Oklahoma City Sunday Bob Jackson visited Laverne Farmer Monday afternoon Claude Horsley visited Cali on Sunday afternoon W C Mr and Mrs W H Standridge and Mrs Marie Little and her mother Mrs Goforth all of Ada were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Little Mrs Ted Cox and Cindy Blair visited Mrs J C Martin awhile Saturday morning On Sunday Mr and Mrs L H Foster and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Martin and children all of Ada and Tony Walker visited the Martins Mrs Martin and her sister Mrs Marie Hopper of Pickett spent Monday in Shawnee On Monday Mrs doe Meeks visited Mrs Martin Mr and Mrs Coleman Pennington Nelda Sue and Roy Ada and Mr and Mrs Alva Pennington went to Blanchard to visit Mrs Alva Pennington s parents Mr and Mrs H C Ledford Sunday
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