Called to Serve in Peter and Paul Studies 1939 Plan
The lesson plan outlines a 1939 four-quarter course moving from Peter and Paul in the New Testament to Old Testament leaders, then back to the kingdom of heaven in Matthew. It notes Peter as a dramatic yet flawed figure, Andrew’s role in Peter’s calling, and the aim to bring men to Jesus via the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip, with emphasis on God’s grace toward sinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Paul
Israel
Solomon
Isaiah
John
James
Jesus
Simon
Satan
Andrew
Simon Peter
John the Baptist
Philip
God
W. E.G
Big Bill as Chicago mayoral bid sparks old demagogue debate
The Ada Weekly News analyzes William Hale Thompson s Chicago comeback idea as a demagogic diversion. It argues times of doubt favor theatrics over policy, urging campaigns to focus on city problems and public education rather than extraneous issues. NEA Service.
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Big Bill
Wiliam Hale Thompson
Chicago
New York
Jimmy Walker
England
NEA
Distance Lends Enchantment But Not Profits
The article argues local customers sustain business and education alike, noting profits come from nearby patrons and communities. It cites Oklahoma teachers colleges, livestock breeders, and a Moscow theatre for the deaf, then mentions new cotton uses and that about a tenth of a bale is needed for auto manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Christmas visitors and community notes in rural Vanoss
Readers recount Christmas gatherings across Vanoss and adjacent areas. Many families from Ada Shawnee Center and Oil Center visit relatives in Halls Hill Summers Chapel Owl Creek and nearby communities, sharing meals, church events, and holiday travel among set gatherings and weekend calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Roy Dame
Henry
Center
Ohn Jomes
Duncan
Adella Jones
Henderson
J. A. Bradley
Leona Clark
Stella Huddleston
Ruby Baker
Willie
Mary Shaw
J.J. Shaw
J. H. Raves
Purcell
Brady Gaines
Paris
Texas
Carl Lilley
Ripley
L. F. Shaw
G. M. Pitt
David Wauson
Bloomington
Tinnie Brown
David Dame
Hattie Collins
Chloe
Lula
Floyd Buck Ard
Betty Jean
Bill Collins
Jo Ann
Arthee Duncan
Dorothy
Oil Center
Joe Hart
Madonna Fae
EF. J. Farley
Carl Denham
Bob Peek
W. J.standridge
Rachel Tilley
Tirmie Brown
C. A. Berger
Mie
Chas. L. Berger
C. L. Berger
Wilson Phillips
Eldred Salmon
Spurger Salmon
Archie Salmon
Carl Salmon
David Waters
Oklahoma City
Willie, Shaw
J. J. Shaw
W. J. Standridge
Florence
Davis
Clasteen Allen
Geneva Agee
Loran’ Hughey
Summers Chapel
Lena Hughey
Buel Starks
Arkansas
George Evans
Alva Evans
Ellen Kent
America's pacifism undergoes a notable shift in policy
Fortune Magazine's public opinion sampling shows Americans now favor collective security and international cooperation to deter aggressive regimes. They would fight to prevent conquest of Canada, Mexico, or the Philippines but remain reluctant to arm for South America. They disapprove of Munich yet see it justified to maintain peace, anticipating U S involvement in a future European war. The shift blends isolationism with global awareness and a readiness to act to stave off war. The piece notes a historic turning point for U S leaders and citizens alike.
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Fortune Magazine
Hitler
Mussolini
Canada
Mexico
Philippines
South America
United States
Czechoslovakia
Europe
In Memory of Martha Ellen Rowin and Family
In memory of Martha Ellen Rowin age 78 who died December 18 1938. Survived by husband G W Rowin two daughters Laula Couch Stonewall and Birdie Polk Coalgate five grandchildren two great grandchildren and many friends. Written by her daughters Loula Couch and Birdie Polk.
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Couch
Henry Odom
Ada
Geo. Couch
Georgene
Emogene
Kine
Oklahoma
G. W. Rowin
Laula Couch
Stonewall
Birdie Pelk
Coalgate
Loula Couch
Birdie Polk
Deckle Edges Mark Hand Made Paper Through History
Early paper makers viewed deckle edges as an unavoidable blemish in hand made sheets. They cut them evenly. With machine made papers, deckle edges now mark hand made sheets, while modern machines produce deckle-edge papers.
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ADA Weekly News
Wm. Dee Little
Newa Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pentotee County Enterprise
Ada Star-Democrat
ADA Evening News
ADA Weekly
Se Ee the
Demago
Moscow
Halls Hill
Santa Claus
Arvil Reynolds
Roy Reynolds
Daniel Phillips
Lee Reynolds
Barbara
Luella Teel
DB Rowe
Levon
Ralpha Nix
Herman Philips
Ollie Whisenhunt
Roy Hamilton
John Misenheimer
Lester Rowe
Meek Rowe
Tup
Henry’ Teel
Ralpha. Nix
Emogene Phillips
Red Oak
Gabe Thames
CCC
Sulphur
Vancele Rose
Vergie Leader
Roland Duncan
Bill Rose
Teel
Barbara Teel
Jim
Lowell Rowe
Nice
Luella
Joe Teel
Jake Kent
Bud" Watson
Jessie Prater
Claude Perkins
Leroy
Mayne Ginn
Chuck’. Watson
Will Kerr
Cran Kerr
Owl "Creek
Vella Reed
Edgar Cross
Tupelo
Bertha Grey
Wayne
Jewel McMeans
Seaborn Kerr
Irene McMeans
Chuck Watson
Howard Jared
Tom Jared
Black’ Rock
A. M. Henry
Homer
Pleasant Hill
Claude’ Sanders
Konawa
Sade Henry
J. B. McMeans
Henry McMeans
H. T. Johnson
Jack McMeans
G. F. Stephens
Gus Curlee
Owl Creek
Joe Laffoon
Andrew Sliger
Arthur Williamson
Delton
Manitire
John Leslie
Tucker
America
Seemis
Martha
Ellen Rowin
Ada Evening & Weekly News
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