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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

12

Ada News Establishes History and Consolidations

The Ada publication history details the Ada Times-Democrat lineage and consolidations with Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star-Democrat and Ada Weekly News. It notes editions The Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News with pricing for mail and carrier delivery and a contact telephone.

ADA Times- Democrat Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc Ada Star- Democrat Ada Times-Democrat Ada Evening News Ada Weekly Ada Oklahoma

Warned youth on the costs of a criminal record

A community voice urges young people to consider the lasting consequences of crime, noting how a single offense can ruin voting rights, limit jobs, and raise insurance premiums. It argues employers perform thorough background checks and that long training investments are at stake for any “poor risk” applicant.

Washington

The Family Lawyer Defending The Underdog

The president of the local bar association offered Oswald legal help hours after his Dallas arrest. The piece argues lawyers defend clients, not characters, highlighting the adversary system and due process, with a quote about defending the Constitution.

Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas Bar Association Oswald John Adams Boston

Size of God and the danger of vest pocket divinity

A devotional on Exodus commandments and the danger of worshiping a small god. The author argues graven images threaten not God’s existence but human perception, urging believers to enlarge their view of God beyond denominational limits and vest-pocket theology. The piece contrasts the Samaritan woman’s narrow worship with a broader, humbler understanding of divine majesty.

Jesus

Charolais cattle show highlighted at Tulsa State Fair

Tulsa Date range notes the Blue stem National Charolais Show judged by L. J. Christian at 9 a.m. on Monday October 3. The event runs September 30 to October 9 in Tulsa and features premier Charolais cattle from the French breed.

U.S Tulsa L. J. Christian

Tongass National Forest Gleans Vast Alaska Preserve

The Tongass National Forest in Alaska stands as the largest wilderness preserve in the United States, spanning about 16 million acres and covering roughly three quarters of southeast Alaska.

Tongass National Forest Alaska United States

Machines Harvest Most Texas Cotton In 1965

Extension specialists report 94 percent of Texas 1965 cotton picked by machine, up from 58 percent in 1960 and 24 percent in 1955. More than 50,000 machines were used in the harvest across the state.

Cotton College Station Tex Texas

Candles Burned in Jerusalem Easter Week 1966 Estimates

Candlemakers estimate approximately six tons of candles were burned during Easter Week in Jerusalem in 1966. The most typical Easter candle there is a cluster of 33 yellow or white tapers half melted.

Jerusalem Jordan

Oakman Church Visitors and Local Health Note

Oakman saw visitors at service including Calvin Lee family and Sayre residents at the Carter home. John Pendergrass family hosted a Monday picnic at their home with several relatives. Gary Pendergrass was admitted to Valley View Hospital last week. J R Pendergrass family visited Ada on Thursday with the Pendergrass household.

George Carter T. H. Haley Gaye Lynn Joe Kirby Sayre Clinton Sturdivant Ollive Summers Dorothy Ada Johnnie Thorpe John Pendergrass Gary Wilmorene Golden Floyd Charles Diana Claudette Lawrence Homer J. R. Pendergrass Gary Pendergrass Valley View Hospital

Pevehouse Family Weekend Visits Across Arkansas

Mr and Mrs Albert Peve and Bill and granddaughter Glenda West spent the weekend in Arkansas visiting Mr and Mrs W L Pevehouse Jenny Lind and Mr and Mrs Wesley Hamm Booneville Shirley and Norma Hobbs visited Mrs Pevehouse and Glenda Friday Mrs Esther Free Tyler Texas and Mrs Lois Ellis Houston and Mrs Dodie Myers Byng were recent guests in the home of Mrs Elvie Duvall

Albert Pevehouse Bill Glenda West Arkansas W. L. Pevehouse Jenny Lind Wesley Hamm Booneville Shirley Norma Hobbs Pevehouse Glenda Esther Free Tyler Tex Lois Ellis Houston Dodie Myers Byng Elvie Duvall

Mrs Trudy Nance and Thorpe Visit Angie Wright

Mrs. Trudy Nance and Mr and Mrs Johnnie Thorpe were seen visiting recently with Angie Wright in a social update noting local acquaintances and informal meeting at a community gathering.

Trudy Nance Johnnie Thorpe Angie Wright

Magar Family News: Visits Across States And OD

Jackie Ray Magar and family spent last week with the Magars at Ada. Mr and Mrs Carl Roberts of Oklahoma City visited the Magars. The Magars visited Sulphur with the Palmers and La Grande with the Clines. Monday visits included AR Rutherford in Ada and Mrs Lee Jumper in Commerce.

Jackie Ray Magar Center D. B. Magar Carl Roberts Oklahoma City Magars Given Palmer Loyd Cline la Grande Ore Magar AR. Rutherford Ada Lee Jumper Commerce

Wylie and Hampton Families Social Visit Weekend

Mr and Mrs W C Wylie of Wetumka visited Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Colleen Hampton. Mr and Mrs Benny Hampton and children of Oklahoma City spent Wednesday night with the Hamptons. Mr and Mrs Clarence Barnett Paula and Larry of Ada spent Sunday with the Hamptons.

W. C. Wylie Wetumka Colleen Hampton Benny Hampton Oklahoma City Hampton Clarence Barnett Paula Larry Ada

Local visit patterns fill weekend for area families

Mrs Myrtle Smith hosted recent guests including Mr and Mrs J Haley and children. Luncheon guests at Mr and Mrs Jess Berryman’s home included the Coffees from Sasakwa and Coffee of Ada with their children. Anaheim California visitors were Dean Hobbs and family, Las Cruces New Mexico hosted Earl Dennis Sherry Linda. Preston Lee and Glen from Oklahoma City with Elmer Lee attended. Saturday visitors were Sid Isaacs Ada and Debbie Moran. Sunday dinner guests were Edward and family in Rebee.

Jess Berryman Roy Coffee Sasakwa J. E. Coffee Anaheim Calif Dean Hobbs Linda Earl Dennis Sherry Las Cruces N. M Preston Lee Glen Oklahoma City Elmer Lee Berryman Sid Isaacs Ada Janell Moran Debbie Edward Rebee

Picnic at Glenwood Park Honors Donna and Kevin Birthdays

Mrs. Lonnie East took grandchildren Randy Hodges Richard Hodges and Donna Hodges plus four friends to Glenwood Park on Friday for a birthday picnic honoring Donna and Kevin.

Lonnie East Randy Richard Donna Hodges Kevin Lee Glenwood Park Donna Kevin

Elmer Lee hosts dinner for local residents in Limestone Maine

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lee entertained with a dinner Friday at their home for Mr. and Mrs. Coffee and their daughter Mary and Sharon Coffee of Limestone. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Berryman and Sonja Lee. Visiting Friday night were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gentry and children. Mrs. Lee visited Ada Saturday morning with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lee, Mrs. Oleta Roberson of Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Treas Hilton.

Elmer Lee Roy Coffee Sasakwa J. E. Coffee Mary Sharon Limestone Maine Dean Hobbs Preston Lee Jess Berryman Sonja Lee Roy Gentry Lee Ada

Wynn Family Heads to Lake Eufaula for Camping Trip

Mr and Mrs J M Wynn and Wendell visited Mrs Ella Wynn in Coalgate on Sunday and returned to stay the week. They left Tuesday for a few days camping and fishing on Lake Eufaula.

J. M. Wynn Wendell Coalgate Ella Wynn Lake Eufaula

Open Wednesday in Sulphur Hospitalized Harber Moved

Mrs Juanita McNeill and Bart, with Mrs Donita Nor, opened Wednesday in Sulphur beside Mrs Maime Harber who is hospitalized and was moved.

Juanita McNeill Bart Donita Maime Harber

Community Visits and Family Gatherings Across Oklahoma

Local notices recount visits to the McNeill family in Ada Sulphur and Salisaw by relatives including Dewey McDonald Loyd Burk and the Griffiths. Loyd Burk returned from Indiana rodeo attendance. Families shared meals and attended a gospel singing in Oklahoma City, with multiple visits to Rev. and Mrs. Smith and the Mullins home.

St. Anthonys Hospital Oklahoma City Dewey McDonald Carolton Lisa Ada Floyd McNeill Bart Don Loyd Harber Donna Emma Whitten McNeill Marion Lancaster Chuck the McNeills Linda Coffin Randy Barbara Griffiths Loyd Burk Indiana Betty Griffiths Floyd Burk Sr Ardmore

Hogue Family Visits and Church Services Near Joneses

Mr and Mrs Crutis Hogue and family visited Mr and Mrs Scott Jones with trips to Lake Eufaula. Judson Kirby of Latta called, weekly guests included Mrs Lie Mae Morrison and family, Mintie Morrison Ada and others visited Ada and Hayward Calif. Scott and Curtis Hogue attended youth services at Wilson Free Will Baptist Church. services at Gaar Corner church scheduled for Saturday. Scott Jones helped in the funeral of Oren Phillips on Sunday afternoon.

Crutis Hogue Cathey Scottie Ronnie Scott Jones Hogues Lake Eufaula Judson Kirby Latta Joneses Lillie Mae Morrison Tena Erma Mary Lois Jean Mintie Morrison Ada Lester Allen Shirley Looney Roy Hayward Calif Goldie Looney Happyland Jones Scott Curtis Hogue Wilson Free Will Baptist Church Gaar Corner Church Howard Jared David Forrester Oren Phillips

Clergy Moves Fill Local Parsonages in Oklahoma

Reverend Glenn Eaves and family have relocated from McAlester to the Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church parsonage where he will serve as pastor. Leroy Baker and family move to Bixby for pastoral duties. Gerald Sutton and family plan a move to Byars to assume pastorship.

Minnie Lewis Glenn Eaves McAlester Oil Center

Local visitors and hospital surgery noted in Valley View

Mr and Mrs Johnny Shep pard and Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton visited Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton Tuesday night. Winford Parish visited Mrs Clinnie Crow Wednesday in Valley View Hospital. She had major surgery.

Johnny Sheppard Willis Sutton Gerald Sutton Winford Parish Clinnie Crow Valley View Hospital

Robertson Family Dines With Bea Robertson Saturday

Mr and Mrs Billy Jim Robertson Tamara and Stacy shared a dinner with Mrs Bea Robertson on Saturday in a small family gathering featuring close relatives and family names from the Robertson household.

Billy Jim Robertson Tamara Stacy Bea Robertson

Local ladies visit Nannie Cox on Sunday afternoon

Mrs Audie Pinely and Mrs Barbara Ragland join Mrs Ruth Sutton Mrs Minnie Lewis and Mrs Edith Cook for a Sunday afternoon call at Mrs Nannie Cox's home, enjoying a social visit with neighbors.

Audie Pinely Barbara Ragland Ruth Sutton Minnie Lewis Edith Cook Nannie Cox

Church Attendance and Local Visits Highlight Weekend

Attendance at the church reached eighty during Sunday services. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Tilley and baby from Wichita, Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Sutton and children. Mrs. Edith Cook and Mrs. Roma Weightman spent the weekend with Mrs. Ora Cook and Mrs. Mary Cook in Wilburton. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roddy and family from Ponca City visited Mrs. Edith Cook last week.

Gerald Tilley Wichita Kan Dalton Sutton Edith Cook Roma Weightman Ora Cook Mary Cook Wilburton Roy Roddy Ponca City

Weekend Visit Among Bradley Keyes and Friends

Mr and Mrs Wayne Bradley visited Mr and Mrs Tommy Keyes Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Dean Affeldt Dee and Barbara Hayward Calif visited Mrs Lena Sow ard Mr and Mrs Johnny Sow ard and family Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton Mrs Agnes Rut ledge and Mr and Mrs Eddie Jo Rutledge.

Wayne Bradley Tommy Keyes Dean Affeldt Dee Barbara Hayward Calif Lena Soward Johnny Soward Willis Sutton Agnes Rutledge Eddie Jo Rutledge

Mr and Mrs Raines visit Northams in Granite

Mr and Mrs Raymond Raines of Granite visited Mr and Mrs Dewey Northam on Thursday and Friday in a brief social call highlighting local ties and neighborly gathering.

Raymond Raines Granite Mrs Dewey Northam

Frantz Family Returns After Visits Across Area

Mr and Mrs Robert Frantz and son Maine returned home Monday after visiting their parents. Dinner hosts included Melvin Booth with Paul Tucker Paula and Tonya. Earl Franks Janice Shelly and Lena Soward dined with Martha Franks. Pearl Roberts and grandchildren Kathy and Kinney visited Dru Thomas Monday. Clyde Welch hosted a cookout with Raymond Raines Junior Northam Brett A Northam Dennis. Mike Gillum Helen Northam visited Vernon Jellison and son Pawhuska. Willis Sutton and Arthur Smith attended church at Byars Sunday night.

Paul Tucker Oklahoma City Alene Tucker Tonya C. E. Mullins Arthur Smith Melvin Booth Paula Berryman Kay Robert Frantz Maine Earl Franks Janice Shelly Lena Soward Martha Franks Pearl Roberts Kathy and Kinney Roberts Drucilla Thomas Clyde Welch Raymond Raines Junior Northam Brett A. B. Northam Dennis Mike Gillum Helen Northam Vernon Jellison Pawhuska Willis Sutton Byars

Rutledge Visit And Arkansas Vacation Notices

Mrs. Agnes Rutledge and Mrs. Eddie Jo Rutledge with children visited Mrs. Lona Soward Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Delamar and Randy are spending their vacation with relatives in Camden and Rosset, Ark. Ice cream social Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Burk Sr. included Mr. and Mrs. Billy Robertson and children, Mr. and Mrs. H B Griffiths and children, Mrs. Be

Agnes Rutledge Eddie Jo Rutledge Lona Soward Emmett Delamar Randy Camden Rosset Ark Floyd Burk Sr Billy Robertson H.B. Griffiths

Fish fry hosts and visitors share weekend gatherings

Attendees at a Sutton home fish fry included Rev and Mrs Baker Mrs Martha Franks Mrs Lena Soward Mr and Mrs Earl Franks and family and Mr and Mrs Gerald Sutton and children Also present were Mrs Minnie Lewis Mrs Mary Cox and Mrs Hazel Newby visiting Mrs Nannie Cox on Thursday Myrtle Evans and Rick y and Mike Evans of Oklahoma City spent Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis O Dell Jones and Garlon of Midwest City spent the weekend with relatives Mrs Pearl Roberts is spending this week with Mr and Mrs James Roberts and daughter Maysville Mrs James Roberts and Mrs Pearl Roberts visited Mrs Jewell Jones Tuesday Winford Parish visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Thursday

Willis Sutton Baker Martha Franks Lena Soward Earl Franks Gerald Sutton Minnie Lewis Mary Cox Hazel Newby Nannie Cox Myrtle Evans Ricky Mike Evans Oklahoma City Frank Lewis O'Dell Jones Garlon Midwest City Pearl Roberts James Roberts Maysville Jewell Jones Winford Parish

It Seems To Me It Seems To Me Editorial Note

A reflective column laments the ailing state of the magazine page and calls for renewal. The author questions where readers have been and urges a return to lively, life filled writing as they invite others to join in reviving the column.

You

Dry Weather Strains Water as Towns Rush to Tap Surplus

The region faces a severe water shortage as farmers cut only 900 to 1100 bales on first and second cuts. Davis in Murray County secures 150000 gallons daily from Sulphur for emergency use while Davis lines stretch to link to a rural supply. Johnston County towns endure low pressure despite 24 hour pumping, forcing lawn mowing with no power to machines.

Davis Murray County Sulur Byrds Mill Johnston County Tishomingo Pennington Creek

Nylon grass and the end of sandlot baseball folklore

The writer recalls growing up playing on bare lots with ants and dust, contrasting those rough fields with the Astros new nylon grass outfield in the Astrodome. They fear modern turf erodes traditional lessons of grit and manhood learned on rough, improvised fields.

Houston Astros Astrodome Ty Cobb

Write a Letter Week Lifts Oklahoma Mood On Main Streets

A casual note laments a dry spell of friendliness in Oklahoma and urges return of Write a Letter Week. The piece urges locals to write letters to acquaintances and relatives, highlighting letter writing as personal expression and a way to restore smiles on Main Streets.

Oklahoma Buzz

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