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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1965

Page

4

Ada Evening News column on theater behavior

A humorous Ada Evening News column urges moviegoers to avoid Saturday crowds and critiques disruptive youths from toddlers to teens. The piece jokes about managing behavior and suggests tranquilizing popcorn as a comic solution.

Prophet Statesman Isaiah and the call to honest leadership

The reading contrasts Amos and Isaiah showing a prophet who blends preaching with policy. A true statesman uses God to judge national life, exposes wealth misuse, and calls for a return to God. Leaders like Lincoln Wilson and Dag Hammarskjold mattered for serving all humanity beyond party lines.

Amos Isaiah God Lincoln Woodrow Wilson League of Nations Dag Hammarskjold

Winter Weather and Basketball Stir in Oklahoma

A reflective look at approaching winter and drought concerns in Oklahoma followed by a note on the county early season basketball tournament. The piece discusses the need for ground water, the timing of winter, and the challenge of officiating in basketball, along with commentary on equal opportunity laws and a provocative classified ad example.

National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Banker Speaks To Southwestern Cattle Meeting

One of the nation’s leading agricultural bankers will be a featured speaker at the fifth annual Southwestern Cattle Feeding Conference in San Antonio on December 7. Dr. John Hopkins of Bank of America San Francisco will discuss Financing Tomorrows Cattle Feeding Industry.

San Antonio John Hopkins Bank of America San Francisco Tommorrow Hopkins California Lloyd Bergsma Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisa’s Association Texas Tom Bratcher Neuhoff Packing Company Dallas Gardner Crofoot Cattle Company Cottonwood Falls Kan Paul Ganz Hughes & Ganz Feeding Company Scottsdale Texas Department of Agriculture National Commission On Food Marketing

It Seems To Me It Seems To Me Editor's Note

The Weekly thanks correspondents for cooperation with mailing columns during Thanksgiving week. Readers contributed, aiding timely distribution and enhancing the issue.

Sermon Impacts Vary From Strength to Renewal

A sermon can help people in different ways. Some rise from it greatly strengthened. others wake from it refreshed.

Marriages Filed for Ada and Local Areas

William G. Cane and Norma F. Hensley wed in Ada. Richmond Guess and Georgetta Vic Roberts unite in Holden Ville. The notices list two couples under local marriage announcements with brief routing details.

William G. Cane Ada Norma F. Hensley Richmond Guess Sasakwa Georgetta Vic Roberts Holden‘Ville

East Central math tutoring aid expands with student volunteers

Freshman math students at East Central State College receive free tutoring four hours daily four days a week in Room 53 of the Administration Building. Donnie Pierce and Stanley Owens, upperclassmen, lead the sessions, financed in part by federal funds. Department head James Danley says the program reduces dropouts and supports anxious new students adjusting to college level math. The effort mirrors a similar Oklahoma State University program nicknamed the Missouri Club, but organizers emphasize openness to anyone needing help rather than membership.

Donnie Pierce Stanley Owens James Danley Danley Oklahoma State University Missouri Club

City Manager outlines sales tax plan for Ada revenues

City Manager J B Davidson presented a proposed one cent local sales tax breakdown to Ada City Council. Key items include 75 000 yearly for a special bond fund, 20 000 for water rate cuts, 49 500 for street maintenance, 23 500 pension for employees, 42 300 wage increases, 12 000 landfill disposal, 13 500 three more firefighters, 9 000 two police for night patrol, 9 600 public works chief and engineer, 14 000 to cover annual deficits, 3 500 sanitation staff, 3 500 water department staff, and 25 050 more operating supplies. The plan also notes other revenue sources and compares water garbage sewer charges across Ada Ardmore McAlester and Shawnee.

J. B. Davidson Ada Sanitation Department Water Department Davidson Ardmore McAlester Shawnee

Ada Tulsa Oklahoma City air service announced

Cannon Aviation Co Inc of Tulsa announced a weekday air service linking Tulsa Muskogee McAlester Holdenville Ada and Oklahoma City. A Cherokee 6 flight will depart Tulsa at 8 am and return fromOKC at 11:30 am with stops in the same order. Fares to be cash or check with no ticketing and five passengers per flight.

Ada Tulsa Oklahoma City Cannon Aviation Co, Inc Joe F. Cannon Cannon Muskogee McAlester Holdenville Tulsa International Tulsa International Airport

Byng Water Association Sets Meeting on New Line Use

The Byng Water Association schedules a 7 p.m. Friday meeting at the Byng School auditorium for residents using the new water line. Attendees will sign water agreements, with transfers allowed later. A limit will cap issued agreements as capacity nears. Residents from main and spur lines will attend.

Byng Water Association Byng

Cuba mandates two hours weekly PE for university students

The Education Ministry in Havana decrees that all university students nationwide must take at least two hours of physical education per week. Pre-university students have long had PE requirements, and the new rule extends this to higher education.

Havana Cuba Education Ministry

Kirkland Becomes Assistant County Attorney

Larry Kirkland assumed duties as assistant county attorney, replacing Calvert Cannon. A 1964 OU Law School graduate, he comes from Oklahoma City where he worked with the State Teachers Retirement System. Born Maud, raised McAlester, educated Putnam City and OCU. Married with two sons.

Larry Kirkland Gordon Melson Kirkland Calvert Cannon University of Oklahoma Law School Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Teachers’ Retirement System Maud McAlester Putnam City Oklahoma City University League of Young Democrats

Strawberry Cream Cheese Cheesecake Cracker Base

Whip cream cheese and spread over a baked graham cracker crust. Stud with strawberries and glaze with melted currant jelly for a glossy finish.

Tires of Various Colors to Hit Markets in 1966

The report notes that tires of multiple colors will be available to consumers in 1966. It highlights color variety as a notable trend for the tire market this coming year.

Speech Tourney Opens at East Central State College

About 35 colleges and universities gathered on the East Central State College campus for the annual forensic meet directed by Dr. D. J. Nabors. Events include interpretation public address and debate with winners receiving medals and a plaque for the school.

East Central State College D. J. Nabors East Central Speech Department Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Kansas Missouri Mississippi New Mexico

Divorces Granted for Six Local couples

Deloise Anderson separates from Paul Dean Anderson. J. R. Zenker splits from Rosalie Zenker. Robert S. Wright ends marriage with Erma A. Wright. Martha M. Hendrix separates from Ralph G. Hendrix. Pauline Van Skiver divorces Ralph Van Skiver.

Deloise Anderson Paul Dean Anderson J. R. Zenker Rosalie Zenker Robert S. Wright Erma A. Wright Martha M. Hendrix Ralph G. Hendrix Pauline van Skiver Ralph van Skiver

Automotive industry fuels nearly a seventh of U S jobs

The economy now counts an automotive sector responsible for about one in seven American jobs. Researchers note broad impact across manufacturing and services while ongoing studies explore origins of the moon and its formation.

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