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Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1968

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Cobb Joins National Platform Committee in Oklahoma

Oklahoma Democratic chairman William Kerr named Daphfine Shear of Duncan and J. C. Cobb of Tishomingo to the national convention platform committee. The Aug. 26 Chicago convention opens with other appointments including Arrington of Oklahoma City and LeGate of Claremore on rules, Warren of Oklahoma City on permanent organization, and Krumme of Bristow on notifying the presidential nominee.

Oklahoma City Oklahoma National Democratic Committee Daphfine Shear Duncan J. C. Cobb Tishomingo William G. Kerr Chicago Jim Arrington Jarol LeGate Claremore Gladys Warren Bill Roderick Tulsa Boyd Steveson Fort Gibson Edna Mae Phelps Seminole Exzetta Gorman Wewoka Roy Krumme Bristow

Ada Churches Join On Campus Ecumenical Center

The Wesley Foundation at East Central State College will become The Ecumenical Center this fall with six Ada denominations sharing operation. The center will be funded by a $12,000 to $15,000 annual budget and directed by a board including ministers, lay members, and students.

East Central State College Wesley Foundation Methodist Ecumenical Ada East Central Ecumenical East Central Ging John Hall Hall First United Methodist Church Center 12Th and Francis

Far-Sighted landowner and dairyman reshapes Pontotoc County

Phillip Reinschmidt, four years after buying 547 acres northwest of Ada, built a modern dairy and irrigation system. He milks 70 Holsteins for about 900000 pounds of milk monthly, grows alfalfa, and expands Bermuda pastures with heavy investment in fences, dozer work, and soil conservation. He plans a new 8000 square foot home and continues upgrades, proving planning and labor pay off.

Don Cook Pontotoc County Operty Phillip Reinschmidt Asher Ada Reinschmidt Bermuda Kenneth Yoakum

Stonewall Sets School Dates for 68 69 Year

Enrollment for the 68 69 school year will begin for Stonewall Schools Wednesday Junior and senior high students may enroll any day from Wednesday through Aug 23 Grades 1 6 will enroll Aug 23 when buses run Regular class work begins Aug 26 Senior high enrollment counseling time urged Administrative duties shift due to loss of principal Vernon Younts Bob Langley in charge of senior high Kenneth Murphy in charge of junior high Bonds voted Aug 6 for auto mechanics building If no delays occur it is

Stonewall Vernon Younts Bob Langley Kenneth Murphy Auto Mechanics

Ballot Vacancies After Enis Death Create Superintendent Opening

The death of County Superintendent J. D. Enis over the weekend creates a vacancy in the office and on the general election ballot. The Pontotoc County Central Democratic Committee must select a replacement to appear on the ballot, with an affidavit of vacancy to be filed with the County Election Board. Enis served about four months after being appointed last April to succeed Norman C. Mitchell.

J. D. Enis Enis Pontotoc County Norman C. Mitchell McLish

Vanoss School Opens Aug 26 With New Faculty

Vanoss School will start the 1968 69 fall term on August 26. Two new faculty members join the staff Jimmy Lloyd Freeman will coach the girls and the junior high principal Lela Wall will teach sixth grade Two teaching positions remain unfilled a math teacher and a guidance counselor Most students pre enrolled before school ended last year New students enroll on the morning of August 26.

Vanoss Jimmy Lloyd Freeman Lela Wall

Forecast Sees Bumper Cotton Production Rise

The Agriculture Department projects 1968 cotton output at 10,976,000 bales, 47 percent above the 1967-72 low, with demand about 13 to 13.5 million bales including 4.2 million exports. Carryover Aug 1 stands near 6.5 million, yielding a possible future reserve near 4 million bales, the smallest since 1962.

Washington Agriculture Department United States

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Cobb By Naomi Knickmeyer Herman Ging St. Joseph’s Catholic Church First Christian Church St. Luke’s Episcopal First Lutheran Cumberland Presbyterian First Presbyterian Asbury United Methodist Church Brush Arbor America Assembly of God Church Fittstown Frank Vincent
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