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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1973

Page

4

Minority Minorities in Democracy and Influence

The piece argues for recognizing minority groups such as the Sierra Club as influential but properly functioning actors within democracy. It notes that small, dedicated groups can drive change through organized effort, funding, and persistent advocacy, even when in the minority.

America Sierra Club Vietnam Washington

Do Our Own Thing Remains A Call To Serve Others

The text argues that personal uniqueness comes from God and should not blur the divine image. It cites Romans 12 2 to urge transformation and nonconformity while highlighting diverse gifts in the early church. Individuals should offer their gifts to God as gratitude and to serve fellow Christians.

Paul God

Farm ponds warn swimmers during storms and spills

The notice warns swimmers and boaters to avoid ponds during storms and when spillways flow. It emphasizes farm ponds are hazards to small children and that boats may float if swamped or capsized.

The Family Lawyer and the Adoption Case

A devout couple seeking to adopt a baby boy faced a judge who ruled their lack of belief in a Supreme Being did not disqualify them. The court upheld that it would be unconstitutional to require belief in God to adopt a child. The judge noted the First Amendment requires neutrality between religion and non-religion.

Wilsons

Nostalgic Garden Plans and Laughing at Ourselves

The writer recalls hollyhocks castor beans canvas and elephant ears as childhood favorites and contemplates a nostalgic spring planting of a hundred feet. He notes a cultural shift toward humor and self critique while touching on adoption law emphasizing stable early environments and matching religious affiliations when possible.

Local News From Roff Oklahoma Community

Mrs Ethel Reed and sister Mrs Lara Miller visit sister Mrs Bessie Scarberry at Valley View Hospital. Daphine Jones sustains broken leg and is also a patient there. A Ross Baptist dinner draws about 25 attendees. Numerous local visits and a baby shower hosted by Methodist Church and Roff Extension Homemakers for Mrs Christy Anderson with many attendees and gifts listed.

Ethel Reed Lara Miller Ada Bessie Scarberry Minnie Crabtree Valley View Hospital Ross Baptist Church James Whittaker Pauls Valley Wesley Butler Harold Davis Opal Samuelson Delmar Mardis Bessie Johnson Ruby Bryant Raymond Laseman Club House Judy Othello Mardis Evelyn Roff Donna Beller Mary Laseman Rhetha White Jewell Collins Ruth Jinks Donetta Wallace Helen Burrows Terri Stephens Bettye Stevens C. F. Taylor Bonnie Larsh Velma Powell Billie Clevenger Lynn Lisa Lori Larsh Janet Larsh Pam Walsh Jane Larsh Davie Anderson Gracie Holcombe Mozelle Davis Johnnie Green Opal Grinstead Opal McCurdy Irene Swink Vernice Davis

Food Stamp Changes Reach Penobscot County Shoppers

Households choosing purchase requirements will receive food stamps by mail starting November 1 1973. Post office buyers must show identification and prepay purchase amounts. Stamps come in $30 $10 $3 and $2 books with $5 $2 and 50 cent coupons.

Pontotoc County U. S. Department of Agriculture USDA Tulsa

Community News Frays Out Week of Local Visits

Multiple residents and families from Konawa Ada Shawnee and Byars visited friends and relatives across the region. The record lists numerous visits to the Wood and Law households along with travels to Oklahoma City Durant and Lake Eufaula.

Johnna Kay Doyne Isaacs Damon Latricia Lavonda Clareta Gray Florence Isaacs Ann Hamblin Elma Law Verneice Dryden Austell Horton Konawa Hortons Johnnye Qualls Kenneth Qualls Byars Randy Qualls Oklahoma City Shelia Nabors Nabors Johnnye Qualls Newt Altom Byars Methodist Church Stratford Methodist Church Mildred Altom Demetra Nancy Altom David David Galey Lake Eufaula

Union Hill community notes and visits recorded

Local residents from Union Hill and surrounding areas are listed visiting relatives, attending 4 H banquets, booster club pie suppers, nursing home calls, church services, family gatherings, and birthdays across Ada Fitzhugh Galey and nearby towns with multiple households named. The piece records extensive social notes and upcoming club meeting.

Lynda Earl Rose Bob Morgan Dallas Daisy Binion Lena Cochran Oma Enloe Edna Golden Callie Morgan Fitzhugh Thelma Henderson California McGuffee Henderson Gerald Henderson Larry Henderson Betty Delazier Mark McDonald Oil Center Kirby Tilley Pamela Johnny Tilley Wes Farmer Galey Gary Woods Ada Allan Sanders Hershal Sanders Stonewall Ruby Horton Curse Nolan Orval Ballard Matt Richardson Roger Richardson Terry Richardson Cerral Richardson J. B. Jones Earl Duckworth Roy Jones Tulsa Jim Kirkes J. W. Kirkes Robert Golden Joyce Trivitt Dink Binion Martin Alice Binion Ballard Nursing Home Patti Cummings Orphelene Hall Sybil Collins Bobby Adams Oklahoma City Billy Joe Adams Joel Konawa Ola Fraley Phelps Minnie Haggard Austin Fraley Mac Stucky Roger Cosby Pickett Phill Rhynes Julie Nicole J. J. Fullingham James Rhynes Sr James Rhynes Don Alli

Local Deaths Notices from Francis and Ada Areas

Five individuals are listed with ages and residences. Jennie Smith of Francis died Oct 29, funeral arrangements through Smith Funeral Home. Bryan H Stover of Coal Gate died Oct 28, service by Jim Epperson Funeral Service. Fred R Foster of Ada died Oct 29, funeral through Smith Funeral Home. Juanita Walker of Allen died Oct 31. Mildred Grace Madden of Stonewall died Oct 31, Smith Funeral Home listed.

Jennie Smith Francis Smith Funeral Home Bryan H. Stover Coalgate Jim Epperson Fred R. Foster Ada Juanita Walker Allen Mildred Grace Madden Stonewall

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The Bible Roff Larry Horton Roy Togo Wood Mrs Tom Latizia Ronnie Rowe Ollie Tucker Jan Frances Nursing Home Joan Wood Howard Dorgan Jr Maysville Irene Wood Joan Howard Ted Pendergrass Donnie Pennington J. W. Law Pat Law Lynette Max Law Greg Vaness School Ardmore Pot Law Robin John Law Rita McCurtain R. L. Wood Durant Max Laws Eugene Wood Pod Law Cleo Bagwell Pat Strickland Greg and Jim Shaw Levelland Tex Ray Magar Center Frank Dryden Essel Magar Stratford Irene Klutts Doris Boles Peggy Pevehouse Hayward Calif Orin Clay Connie Cathy Broken Bow Jackie Ayres Debra Darla Milo Pennington Clays Connie Clay Ruby Dryden Floy Burk Thelma Jean Garrett Thelma Jean Gene Garner Hank Burk Mike Ward Shady Grove Delbert Tucker Randy Rance Tucker Impson Anderson Mamie Tucker Vernon Gray Maude Alfreda Chinski Alameda Wichita Kan Boyd Williams Flippin Ark Lowell Watts Wetumka Arkansas J. A. Patton Eunice Galey Colene Roberts Robert Prater Shawn Randall Hood Moore M. R. Tucker Elmer Love Senior Love Biloxi Miss Glen Love Troy Coley Shawnee Opal Ward Carolyn Ward Ruth Sutton Nova Gray Union Hill Vaness Roxie Golden Callie Morgan Fitzhugh East Central State College Happyland Betty Cunningham Ina Haines Patsy Reed Oklahoma State Motor Bank Albert Crow Walter Crow Luther Parrish Earl Johnson Effie McCormick Shirley Ford Paul Wilkenson Marlow Wilkenson Beatrice Lee Rebee Alvin Wells Lake Texoma Robert Bolin Earnest Lancaster Gary Golden Harold Long Leona Poindexter Don Newby Kathy Stephen Ron Newby Nancy Melvin Newby Union Hill Church of God Doyle Newby Hazel Henson Hazel Newby Cleo Newby William Henson Hazel McAnally Roger Billy Alvin McAnally Gary McAnally Josephine McAnally Vernia Lou Tatum Lois Rhynes Tim Bill McAnally Barbara Newby Yvonne Gray Westview Audie Teel Frank Roddy Tom Roddy Buldean Roddy Larry Dean Nicoma Park Catherine Teel Lillian Agee Cerral Rhoades Doran Edna Rhoades Callie Rose Mack Welch Harvey Grove Floy Burch R. E. Tilley D. B. Weston Virginia Cecil Colorado Gilbert Burch Seminole Albert Burch de Soto Annette Jones Kenny Kevin Wellston Alfred Lee Marvin Lee John Lee Latta Virgie Meeks Virginia Tilley Sherry Taylor Lavona Jones Lorene Scott Ray Kemp Wally Layne John Layne Maxcine Badgett and Bud Jones Glenn Jones Gene Jones Lavona_ Jones Delphia Jones Fred Jones Rube Delozier Larry Archer Jerry Reamy Don Delozier John Borgas Arnold Delozier John Delozier Jack McNutt Eddie McNutt Kenny Jones Tenna Tammy Charles Coplen Marie Hill Opal Bivins Elva Kemp Ethelene Golden Orpehelene Hall Laura Haines Nora Lancaster Fern Long Goodneighbor Club East Central Ballroom Billy Webb
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