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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1956
Page
4
A reflective essay argues modern society values teams over individuals. It compares soldiers finding purpose in service to civilians orbiting large organizations, charities, arts, and science, predicting a future where personal identity merges into collective effort and the ant model dominates.
An article discusses Romans 8 28 from the Bible, contrasting old and new translations and arguing that God works for good in all things. It cites Greek manuscripts, the Bible’s portrayal of evil, and examples like Joseph to illustrate that God collaborates with those who love Him in shaping outcomes.
Mrs Arno Griffith and Mrs M P Ownbey led a first aid course at Vaness Tuesday night. Numerous local residents attended visits, family gatherings, church services, and health talks as families in Ross Ada and Stratford connected through social rounds.
Mrs V T Galaway reports neighbors and families visiting in Ada and Seminole Oklahoma. Notable items include births at Valley View Hospital and multiple weekend visits among Ragland McCauley Graves and Rogers families. Local church meetings noted. First Aid class offering closed Tuesday night.
The Adventures of Horace Barnsby follows a bold young prospector in California during the gold rush. Horace, renamed Horse, becomes a partner in a mining outfit led by Obe Weaver and Sol Crane while Uncle John plots to end his life for inheritance. Published by Doubleday and Co. at Garden City for $3.
Ada cadet roll lists nine week course graduates including Allene Miller Ina Belle Enloe John Dunn Lonnie Miller A H Neel Aun McCullar George Griffith and others. Report notes visits by J F Woodley Deloris Perry Charlotte Jones Arlene Jones and Mattie Black. Vanessa and Vanoss FFA chapters plan leadership conference and a chapter farmer degree progress with farm shop project and financing efforts through the chapter.
Jimmy Pinley spent a day with his grandfather Marshall Cox of Maxwell. Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs S M Golden and family included James Duncan Patricia Karen Sue Wanda and Sandra Stephen son. Visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Choate and Loren over the weekend were Mr and Mrs.
Names and places fill a village social page with visits from Choates, Crawleys, Meeks, Duncan, Finley and Moore. Attendees include Mrs. Audie Finley, Doyle Choate, Jackie Martin, and Virgil Meek among others. Events cover supper gatherings, painting, travel to Norman, and a Rebee pie supper attendance.
An Oklahoma radio and television quiz ruling warns prizes and awards from contests are taxable income. Cash or property prizes, door prizes, or incentive awards must be reported, with Uncle Sam taking a major share. Exceptions apply only when three conditions are met, otherwise market value of property at winning time is taxed.
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