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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1970

Page

4

Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News history note

Historical Ada newspaper record consolidations list dates from 1910 to 1953 and publication formats. It cites W D Little as publisher and Don Cook as editor with pricing for mail and carrier delivery. The entry documents mergers with The Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star Democrat and The Ada Times-Democrat.

THE / Am + Views ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Don Cook Ada Oklahoma The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc

cattle prices and ranchers in the national debate

The piece argues beef prices are rising due to broader market forces, not rancher greed, noting cattlemen faced hard times yet now see modest gains. It stresses cattle operations depend on supply and feed costs, with markets and government programs playing limited roles.

Washington

Private Gambling in Home Sanctity and Limits

A home poker game leads to arrests and a court ruling that private residence gambling is not automatically illegal. The judge notes home based gambling can be lawful, but public thresholds apply. A vacation scenario and a distant storage building case test where private residence immunity ends. The rulings hinge on visibility, use, and the surrounding public interest.

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Strayed from the clan Wait, my soul upon the Lord

A devotional stanza echoes trust in divine promise and daily grace. The singer urges reliance on God as a rock and refuge through sorrows and trial, affirming security in His steadfast word and the assurance that strength is given for each day.

Hungry audience shortens long pastoral prayer

A restless child in morning service prompts a dinner invitation for the preacher. At the meal he is asked to read the blessing and the boy remarks that the prayer is shorter when hungry, highlighting child insight.

Laugh lines from a bygone era tease daily life

A gathered strip of jokes on marriage money and laziness features quips about taxes next year and a ship captain who cannot perform divorces. Other bits riff on golf bowling and plain English medical talk interwoven with playful historical asides from Nero and advisers.

Give Me Liberty and Degrading Work in One Era

A reflective column contrasts mid life change and shifting political promises with a sharp quip about modern labor. It recalls Patrick Henry and a future generation then critiques self serving motives and the stereotype of secretaries to presidential families. A maid applicant jokes about avoiding highbrow bosses after chaotic domestic conflicts.

Patrick Henry

Please Stand Only Where The Asterisks Appear

A reflective verse on church routines where a reader feels reduced to a programmed observer. The speaker notes being told to sit or stand by printed cues, sing a single stanza, and observe Scripture readings and rituals in precise order. The benediction triggers a sense of rejection as the speaker prays for mercy from the rigid procedure.

Two Societies and a Call to Reconciliation

A preacher recalls a story of Ivan a Soviet Christian officer turned student who dies in prison to contrast racial injustice in Mississippi. He argues the nation is split into two unequal societies and urges all people to embrace the ministry of reconciliation through faith in Christ.

Ivan Clyde Kinard Soviet Union United States Ukraine Mississippi United States Riot Commission Paul Christ Jesus Ministry of Reconciliation

Firemen Battle Residence Fires Saturday Night and Sunday

Two house fires caused extensive damage after alarms Saturday night and Sunday. At 2 15 a.m. firefighters fought a blaze at Billy Blue 3104 N Stockton. A vacant house seven miles northwest of town was fully involved when crews arrived at 8 36 p.m. and a grass fire on a vacant lot at 1100 block W 22nd drew crews at 6 59 p.m.

Billy Blue Stockton Alvin Titsworth W. 22Nd

The Lure of Uniforms Across Generations

A reflective essay muses on how childhood fantasies about soldiers, police, and firefighters endure despite current strikes and antiwar sentiment. It notes persistently vivid images in media and a cultural pull toward law enforcement and westerns, suggesting many remain attached to youthful dreams.

Redefining women's education through home economics and finance

The author urges colleges to require women to complete bookkeeping and tax courses before degrees. They argue this would stabilize the nation and reflect women’s control of household finances, noting historic shifts from home economics to broader economics and the Morrill and Smith Hughes Acts.

Morrill A&m Smith Hughes

Galley-Wanting Around the County

Monday with Mr. and Mrs. G L Thompson. Phillip Burris spent the weekend with Billy and Mike Thompson. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Thompson and Judy Ada visited Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs G L Thompson. Mrs Ronnie West St Louis spent the weekend with her parents the G L Thompson.

G. L. Thompson Phillip Burris Billy Mike Thompson Harvey Thompson Judy Ada Ronnie West St. Louis

Roan and Anderson Families Dine with Friends Sunday

Mr and Mrs Benny Roan and Jimmy Latta joined Mr and Mrs C B Anderson Gerald Rebecca and Sharon and Mr and Mrs Donnie Sweat Hugh Don and Anita Kay for a Sunday dinner with Burl Canida and family.

Benny Roan Jimmy Latta

Stonecipher Family Visits and Lake Outing

Joe Woolly visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs A C Stonecipher. The Harland Stonecipher and Allen Ada visited Friday with their parents. They fished at Bobby's Lake and called on the Cross and Stonecipher households. The Doyin Stoneciphers went to Tupelo to visit A C Stonecipher. The Wrights visited Saturday with the Stoneciphers. More Stonecipher relatives visited Sunday and Monday with Paul Johnston’s family, including Melton Oliver from Oklahoma City.

Joe Woolly A. C. Stonecipher Harland Stonecipher Allen Ada Bobby’s Lake Edgar Cross Doyin Stonecipher Larry Doyin Lloyd Johnston Jerry Karen Betty Diane Moore Paul Johnston Melton Oliver Oklahoma City

Vonda Cooper Spends Night with Patti Fower

Vonda Cooper of Lula spent the night with Patti Fowler, according to local social notes. The informal gathering highlighted community ties and friendly visits in the Lula area.

Vonda Cooper Lula Patti Fower

Visits Highlight Local Family Ties Across Town

Mrs Ada Jennings Bernice and Johnny Mrs Russel Ray Mrs J L Wilson and Mrs Elane Gould and Brad visited Monday with Mrs Millie Smith. Mrs Bonnie Stinnett who is in Georgia called her mother Mrs J L Wilson recently.

Ada Jennings Bernice Johnny Russel Ray J. L. Wilson Elane Gould Brad Millie Smith Bonnie Stinnett Georgia

Tupelo Students Attend Monday Night Event

Tupelo freshmen and seventh grade students went skating Monday night. Adults accompanying them included Mrs. Arthur Newman, Mr Hugh Sweat, Mrs. A. A. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. John Spradling, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Elliott, Mrs. Onita Loyd, C. D. Whelchel and Paul Fortner.

Tupelo Sakting Arthur Newman Hugh Sweat A. A. Howell John Spradling Roger Elliot Onita Loyd C. D. Whelchel Paul Fortner

Mc Wethy Visit to Coalgate Hospital

Mr and Mrs Walter Mc Wethy visited Saturday night and Sunday at the Coalgate hospital with his sister Mrs Silvy Hilburn.

Walter McWethy Coalgate Hospital Silvya Hilburn

Social visit notes from Hooks Texas and surrounding areas

Ginger Williams visits Hooks Texas with sister and husband Don and Pat Schutte and family. Wanda Kirby spent Monday night with Patti Fowler. Mr Mrs Mike Kirby and son Tishomingo and Mr Mrs Bobby Graham Oklahoma City spent the weekend with Margie Kirby and Wanda.

Don Schutte Keith Kevin Hooks Tex Ray Schutte Charley Williams Lula Ginger Williams Hooks, Tex Wanda Kirby Patti Fowler Mike Kirby Tishomingo Bobby Graham Oklahoma City Margie Kirby Wanda

Pink and Blue Shower Honors Gayla McKay Friday

Mrs. Marlin Gayla McKay was honored Friday night with a pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs. Buddie Wilkins. Attendees and gift senders include numerous named guests such as Mrs. D. Hyatt Mrs. Cyril Loyd Mrs. Chubby Harkins Mrs. Pansy Wilie Judy Mrs. Lonnie Glover and many others.

Marlin Gayla) McKay Buddie Wilkins D. Hyatt Cyril Loyd Chubby Harkins Pansy Wilie Judy Lonnie Glover Ida Wilson Joyce Lemons Marie McKay John Anderson Minnie Sprouse Sherry Lemons Rhonda Peggy

Oil Center Church Sees Parishioners and Visitors

Ninety two attend Sunday school and church at the Pentecostal Holiness Church in Oil Center with Rev Glen Eaves in charge. Visitors include Rev and Mrs Tom Henson and Mrs Claude Henson of Shawnee and Mrs Marlin Gail Huckeby of Quinton and Marlo Allen. Among guests are Mr and Mrs Mack Meara of Los Angeles and Cathy Harris of Oklahoma City. The group shared a picnic in Platt National Park. Rev Bert Jones and Rev Floyd Williams attended services and spoke at the quarterly conference Friday night.

Glen Eaves Tom Henson Claude Henson Shawnee Marlin Gail Huckeby Quinton Marlo Allen Mack Meara Los Angeles Calif Cathy Harris Oklahoma City Frank Lewis Platt National Park Bert Jones Oil Center Floyd Williams Oklahoma Pentecostal Holiness Churches

Visit to Mr and Mrs O Dell Jones and Gaylon Prague

A brief social note records a visit to Mr and Mrs O Dell Jones and to Gaylon in Prague on Friday.

Sutton Dinner Guests Noted In Local Visit

The Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Sutton and their children Chris and Beverly were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Sutton on Saturday. Mrs. Jo Guinn and her son Byars were visitors. The Rev. Glenn Eaves visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis on Saturday.

Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly Willis Sutton Jo Guinn Byars Glenn Eaves Frank Lewis

Carrs and visitors tour Sulphur area weekend

Edd Carr from Choctaw and Carl Carr were in Sulphur for sightseeing Saturday. Willis Sutton visited Tev and Mrs Gerald Sutton with Chris and Beverly Sunday. Christ returned home with Willis.

Edd Carr Carl Carr Willis Sutton Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly Konawa Christ Willis

Local couples visit relatives during summer break

Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Collins visited Mr. and Mrs. Scott Prince recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Meara of Los Angeles are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harris, Kathy, Cheryl and Brad.

Vernon Collins Scott Prince Jack Meara Los Angeles Calif Jack Harris Kathy Cheryl Brad

Canadian Valley Singers Meet at Camp Ground Church

The Canadian Valley Singers will meet at the Free Will Baptist Camp Ground Church on Sunday, April 19.

Canadian Valley Singers Free Will Baptist Camp Ground

Local Families Visit In Oakman Dallas And Wynnewood Areas

Community notices list visits among multiple families across Oakman Dallas Wynnewood and Granite. Residents Mr and Mrs Leroy Willoughby Mr and Mrs Billy Lee and children and others spent weekends with relatives and friends including Mrs Leota Howard Mrs Marie Wilburn and Mrs Josie Northam.

Leroy Willoughby Billy Lee Oakman Leota Howard Dallas Tex Leon Horton Ahloso Raymond Raines Ray Northam Charlie Crane Marie Wilburn Wynnewood Vivian Northam Bret Dessie Light Josie Northam Sam Raines Verlin Wright Marie Welch A. B. Northam Matthew Northam Martha Franks

Booths Dine with Tucker Family at Weekend Gathering

Mr and Mrs Melvin Booth were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker and Tonya. Paul Tucker and Andy Andrew were honored with a plaque as honorary members at the FFA banquet in Vaness Saturday night.

Melvin Booth Paul Tucker Tonya FFA Vaness Andy Andrew

Visitors Attend Call on Lena Soward and Vernon Coverington

Sunday visitors at Konawa included Hansel Burk Thelma Garrett Mr and Mrs Earl Franks Shelly Mrs Martha Franks Mrs Ben Robinson Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton the Rev Gerald Sutton Chris Konawa and the Rev Glenn Eaves.

Lena Soward Vernon Coverington Hansel Burk Thelma Garrett Earl Franks Shelly Martha Franks Ben Robertson Willis Sutton Gerald Sutton Chris, Konawa Glenn Eaves

Local visits and FHA rally noted in Ada region

Mrs. O'Dessie Allen Ada Con dren and Hazel Newby visited Sunday with Mrs. Nannie Cox. Mr and Mrs Linwood Holloway Stratford visited Saturday night with Mrs Cox. Paula Tucker attended the FHA rally in Oklahoma City Friday.

O’dessie Allen Ada Condren Hazel Newby Nannie Cox Mrs. Linwood Holloway Stratford Cox Paula Tucker Oklahoma City

Local visits noted among families and friends

Mr and Mrs Gerald Farmer visited the Rev and Mrs Bert Jones on Wednesday. Mrs Dorothy Terry visited Mrs Olive Bell Wood on Monday. Loy Wood visited Mr and Mrs W O Skinner in Stratford on Thursday. Loy Wood and Glen Wallis with their spouses spent the weekend with Glen Wood at Fort Leonardwood Missouri and stayed overnight in Rolla Missouri. Jeana Wood spent Monday.

Gerald Farmer Bert Jones Dorothy Terry Olive Bell Wood Loy Wood W. O. Skinner Stratford Glen Wallis Glen Wood Fort Leonardwood Rolla Jeana Wood Mildred Altom Demetra Lavelle Wallis Noble Holman Wilson Lynn Wood Baby Stillwater Lou Wood

Community visiting and family gatherings in Ada area

A sequence of social visits and church attendance highlights among Ada area residents. Family members including Mrs. Ol lie Bell Wood and others traveled between Oil Center Ada and Stillwater for funerals meals and Sunday visits. The list notes numerous households hosting dinners and suppers with extended kin and friends.

Family Lineage of Local Residents Noted

Mr and Mrs Johnny Lane are linked with Mr and Mrs Marion Willoughby and Mr and Mrs J S Lane in a family notice detailing parental connections and respected local lineages.

NBC tones down annual ratings contest for high TV ratings

NBC halted the traditional season end clash by declaring the season over as of March 22 and releasing only its own Nielsen ratings. The dispute with CBS over a tie and margin of error faded as NBC pulled back from public drama for better ratings leverage.

NBC New York CBS

Poll shows women less wine knowledgeable in Paris study

Paris article reports Bernard Weil head of the French Wines propaganda committee says polls show women know far less about wines than men. He adds they have delicate palates but little experience and notes a dozen hostesses trained to teach wine lessons at the Armorie des Vins on Avenue de Villiers.

Paris Bernard Weil Propaganda Committee For Weil Armoirie Des Vins Avenue de Villiers

Kathy Newby Celebrates 9th Birthday With Family

Kathy Dawn Newby marked her ninth birthday Friday afternoon at her parents home Mr and Mrs Don Newby and Stephen Friends and relatives attended including Dana and Gina Jarrett Cindy Cushman Pamela Adams Patti Willoghby Annette Jones Kerry Lavona Jones and Pat Jarrett Gifts from Melvin Newby Bill Briggs Billy and Bobby Love and others were sent The party featured a white cake trimmed with pink roses and a birthday inscription along with games refreshments were served

Kathy Dawn Newby Don Newby Stephen Kathy Melvin Newby Bill Briggs Billy Bobby Michelle Love Dana Gina Jarrett Cindy Cushman Pamela Adams Patti Willoghby Annette Jones Kerry Lavona Jones Pat Jarrett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Connie Nelson Will Rogers Nero Rome International Universe U.S.S.R Christian Church Floyd Johnson Phil Jill Yeager J. R. Linker Robin Betty Goss Pamela Bush Harley Johnson Gayla McKay Minnie Lewis Maryin Gail Huckeby Drucilla Thomas Mrs. O'Dell Jones Gaylon Prague Cara Cassidy Ollie Bell Wood Viola Holman Mencay Margie Coverington Irene Goodman Mona John Henry Gregory Mike Ricky Thomas Junior Northam Jimmy Wyche Wayne Walker Duncan C. L. Bolding Darrell Belle Wilburn Carrie Burk Jan Frances Nursing Home Cub Biggs Mrs Loyd Burk and Loyd Jr Johnny Lane Marion Willoughby J. S. Lane Kathy Newby
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