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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1958
Page
4
An ironic study describes a universal religion among tribes centered on the Car. Temples, rites, worshippers, and subcultures like Ford and Cad are outlined, with sacrifices and a liquid offering called gas. The article cautions outsiders to feign acceptance of these customs.
The writer argues that Israel’s origin as enslaved people, later delivered by God, teaches gratitude and humility. Remembering slavery fosters thanks for prosperity, empathy for minorities, and rejection of national pride, urging readers to value adversity as a teacher and to honor historic roots.
Lula community held a Red Cross benefit supper at Lula School raising 30.89. Locals and visitors shared meals and news, with extended family travel and local 4-H activities noted. Several Lula families visited California and Nevada, and many local residents attended gatherings and milestones including a 99th birthday surprise for Mrs. Ralph Welford.
A Paris club named Club Hippique promotes Le Coy Boy Americain traditions in France. Members don ten gallon hats and carry six shooters, embodying a frontier themed lifestyle within French circles.
Donald Brooks and family joined Ada residents for a Moss Saturday night trip to watch Tupelo boys win a baseball trophy. Lula grade school pupils held an egg hunt from first to eighth with preschoolers Billy and William Misenhimer visiting Ada. Families including the Leaders and Clifords shared Easter Sunday with Mrs Lillie Byran and her brother in Happyland.
Florence Isaacs reports on a weekend of family gatherings and illness notes. Dozens visit family homes in Ada Byars Cushman Corner and across the region, with Clara Miller recovering from measles and Lovie Dryden improving after a stroke.
Linda Carol Brooks celebrated her second birthday Easter Sunday at her grandparents home Mr and Mrs D R Difford. Her mother prepared a four tier cake and ice cream while Linda opened gifts and photos were taken. Attending were Mr and Mrs
Ada area social notes recount visits and gatherings. Nebraska spent time with McDonald family. many relatives from Oklahoma City Shawnee and Ada attended Sunday dinners. Pinley and Pennington families host and receive guests. Fishermen report a fair catch at Lake Texoma. Completion of a concrete cellar addition noted with fence building and a prize egg gift for a child.
Orin Clay left Sunday for Perry Texas where he found work. Mrs. Clay and Connie will join later. They visit her parents Milo and Mrs Pennington. Numerous local families shared meals and visits, with Garland Pennington playing for Ada’s Free Will Baptist team in Latta. Individuals assisted the Magars with house water and a water pump installation.
Sam Kifer hosted Monday supper with Mr and Mrs J Stanfield. Ada trips featured Mrs E V Ownbey taking Charles to Ada, Charles falling sick. Numerous visits occurred among Summers, Mercer, Davis, Johnson and other local families through Friday. Mary Ann Griffith and fiancé Lloyd Briggs visited, with Rock quarry tour noted. Several Doyles and Dunns hosted Sunday gatherings and extended family arrivals from Denton, Pilot Point and Clinton.
Mrs. Cora Mercer stayed several days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellington in Wynnewood and spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lonzie Dowling in Sulphur. Grace Johnson and Maya visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. R. B. Berry and Mary Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hardy, and Ricky from Imperial Beach California, plus Mrs. Hardy's mother, Mrs.
A compact guide explains that most contracts arise from everyday dealings, not formal documents. It stresses writing terms for important business, reading before signing, and ensuring all promised provisions are included to avoid unenforceable unwritten agreements.
The Langelinie Pavilion in Copenhagen, damaged by Nazi forces in 1944, has been rebuilt in a modern Danish style. The reconstruction preserves the landmark’s historic appeal while updating its design to contemporary standards. The restoration ceremony was attended by local officials and cultural leaders.
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