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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1965
Page
4
A Ada weekly editorial argues progress demands personal responsibility amid social change. It warns wealth without duty fuels unrest and riots, urging leaders in business government arts and church to bear the burden and avoid anarchy.
A reader riffs on soap ads showing absurd stunts from tin-canned riders on white horses to washing machines shooting toward ceilings. From tornado motifs to oversized washers and dancing dishwater roses, the piece notes over sudsing, under sudsing, and the odd hazards of domestic ads.
A discussion on truth telling in court, tracing the oath from ancient beliefs to modern conscience driven promises. It explains how perjury is defined and prosecuted, and why courts guard against overly easy use of perjury charges.
Classified ad brief notes_buying selling trading rental opportunities with contact code FE 2 4433. Includes no explicit details on items or prices. Public notice for readers seeking goods services or listings.
A devotional on enduring pressure cites Ephesians and Psalm while detailing Vanoss school events. Reports note a get acquainted party for new students, basketball queen candidates, new teachers, and a busy week including Vacation Bible School and a youth rally.
Ada enrollments total 187 for the year, 18 fewer than last year. Glenwood holds 30 students, Hayes 32, Irving 35, Washington 47, and Willard 43. Final schedule lists grades by day including Napier School for all grades.
Portia J. Rambo dissolves marriage with Kenneth G. Rambo in a divorce filing. The action ends the couple's union and assigns no shared custody or property notes in the available text.
Thomas Stark of Oklahoma City wed Annette Phillips of Oklahoma City. John R. Kuras of Ada married Lynda Sue Jones of Ada. R. J. Byrd of Noble tied with Virginia A. Shreffler of Ada. Royce G. Fischer of Ada wedding Nancy S. Smith of Ada. Douglas E. Pendergraft of Ada joined Rebecca Joy Heard of Hickory. Robert B. Coleman III of Birmingham Alabama married Karen Janet Laxton of Ada. Philip Daryl Stratton of Lawton wed Kataryn L. West of Ada.
After a summer in Roff, Mr. and Mrs. Rube Murphey left Tuesday for Sunray Texas to reside there for the next nine months. Mrs. Murphey is a teacher in the Sunray school system.
Mr and Mrs K P Larsh Sr and Mr and Mrs K P Larsh Jr with children and Mr and Mrs Allen Larsh have returned from their travels.
A collage of humorous quotes and reflections on life, love, and society from multiple authors. The piece blends wry observations on marriage, aging, family, and modern living with light anecdotes and one liners, touching on women, finances, and cultural norms.
Dr. James Dennis, Dean of the Oklahoma University Medical School, spoke at a Pontotoc County Medical Society dinner at Oak Hills Golf and Country Club about OU Medical Center facilities, past work, and future needs. Sixteen Ada doctors and numerous guests attended, with out of town physicians listed among attendees.
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