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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1972

Page

4

Explaining County and City Bond Issues and Tax Levies

A column clarifies how county and Ada city bond issues function and how a five mill levy for jail funding fits into local finances. It distinguishes general obligation and revenue bonds, sinking funds, and the role of special taxes, with examples from Kilpatrick Development and Social Services Center bonds and district paving and sewer assessments.

Kilpatrick Fairgrounds Ada Ada Public Works Authority

Latta News Items Reflect Local Visits and Events

Latta community notes record visits among residents from Fort Worth to Oklahoma City and local towns, weekend gatherings, hospital plans, and camp meeting attendance. The column lists multiple families and individuals, with brief social updates and a long, unrelated poem and miscellaneous quotes interspersed.

Oakman Sunday Scenol draws 42 attendees and visitors

The Oakman Sunday scene drew 42 people. Visitor Kim Hardcastle of Houston attended. A special was sung by Mrs. JW Berryman. Bro. Carl Jackson delivered the morning and evening messages. M. Stovall led Sunday night Bible Study. Mrs. J D Fulton visited Mr. and Mrs. J W Berryman Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ola Joplin also visited Mr.

Oakman Kim Hardcastle Houston Berryman Carl Jackson M. Stovall J. D. Fulton J. W. Berryman Ola Joplin Winifred Berryman Rochelle Elmer Lee Donald Norman Gary Barry Jerry Oden Ark Wilma Golder Lawrence Byng Albert Pevehouse Jim Fredrick Shannon Albert Pevehouse Mantay Mes Winters Kenneth Gibson Shelley Sherry Shane Ada Marie Hutchings Thursay Glenda West Marie el- Jiitt Wayne King Laita Kelsey King Tressia King John Swarts Land Marilyn Amarillo Tex Joe Sever Frank Wade Oklahoma City Wilma Goldey Jim Frederick J. R. Pendergrass Vera Deaton J. R, Pendergrass George Lee Wasco Calif Vernon Pevehouse Charlie Sliger Ira Wommnacek Avana Hobbs Kay J.R. Pendergrass J. R. Sliger Ricky Alene Lancaster Susie Angie Wright Jeanette Koopman Ind Nancy Charles Knighton Ferbert Kaiser Arlie Morrison Larry Mason James Castoe Adam Hardcastle Kenney Randy Castoe James Castor Jr Edd Castoe Leroy Hardcastle Audry Marie Stone Galey Elmer Crawford Gerald Crawford Tammy Seminole Harold Crawford Eddie Kim Haynes Kay Lynne Haley Kirby Williams Kim Francis T. H. Haley Joe Kay Lynne Carter Williams Mike Horton Millard Horton Harold Dallas K. M. Stovall Buster Hobbs Nora Hobbs Buster Hobbs Ervin Duncan, Moore Ter Hobbs Jewel Winters Tex Seymour Ova Hobbs Valleyview Hospital Nancy Fox Fred Canweil Nora Hobs Key Balthrop Dee Ann Mildred Current Kendackson Happyland Wennesey Gerald Current Wanda Hilburn Carrie Jackson Sidney Myers Leroy Hardcaste Lonnie V. Manuel Mark Mark Manuel Lonnie Roy Manuel Roy Lonnie Jerry Atwood Kent Russell Eric Epperty Glen Vail Maureen Foster Dennis Myers Becky Kari Ray Olen Vail Dub Guest Morrie Wilson Torrence Virgle Winters Gene Thornton W.A. Lee Trease Jmnell Lexington Purcell Jerry Lee Galev Billy Lee Richard Henry Edd Casine Ronnie Hardcastle Ray Hardcastle Bob Hardcastle Oscar Beach E. C. Cox Holdenville John T. Woods Purcell Hospital Sonya Lee Junior Cape Angie Latta Ethel Self Paul Kay Maud J. D. Castoo Mike Youth Fellowship Center Association of the Free Will Baptist Church Oakman Church Wilson Camp Ground Urban Park Baptist Church Dalas Ned Eddey South Carolina Delbert Aking George Carter Reba la Grand Shirley Hasek

Vacation meanings shift through decades in American life

A long, wandering digest of reflections on vacation styles, language changes, and travel evolution from early methods of leaving home to modern trips. The piece traces how wealth, transport and work pressures shaped who vacations and how it is described, noting camping and long road trips as growing trends. It closes with a local notes section of community visits and social updates.

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Law Day Insight: Courtroom Open To Public View

An elderly spectator in a Los Angeles courtroom calls it the greatest show on earth. Courts are remarkably open, with no door checks, inviting citizens to observe justice in action and reminding that transparency strengthens legal proceedings.

Los Angeles United Sta.tes Supreme Court Seach

Sin, guilt, and the need for a clean heart in faith

Lawrence Walthouse argues that the gospel helps identify and heal sin. He compares unconfessed sin to a splinter that festers until it wounds the foot, stressing that forgiveness requires not just pardon but a changed heart and inner spirit.

T.V Rej Joice

Ada Merchants Rodeo Opens Three Day Stand

The Ada Merchants Rodeo opens a three day run with a Thursday parade at 3 pm forming at Calverts and moving east to the Santa Fe tracks. Rodeo shows begin nightly at 8 pm at Cub Biggs Arena, five miles west on Highway 19. Nine events are planned including calf roping, steer wrestling and bronc riding. Gene Raleigh will be the rodeo clown and Ward Brothers supply stock.

Ada Merchants Rodeo Calverts Main Santa Fe Cub Biggs Ada Highway 19 Gene Raleigh Ward Brothers Coalgate S75 Roingta Cub Bigs Odeo

Sweat Family Reunion At Wintersmith Park

The Sweat family of the late Robert and Sarah gathered for a reunion at Wintersmith Park. Attendees included numerous members from Stratford Tupelo Centraho ma Ada Lula and surrounding towns, with out of state relatives from Dallas and Millers, Maryland.

Sweat Wintersmith Robert Sarah Sweat Wintersmith Park Gene Stone Rusty Lynn Goodnight Stratford Bud Sweat Patti Fowler Tupelo Edgar Cross Lee Cross A. J. Lemons Centrahoma Barbara Williams Allen Betty Massey Marsha Patti Rhonda Massey Eufaula Buck Daniels Guy Bushee Stonewall Cleomon Stone Dannie Stone James Briggs Mitch Phil Robert Lewis Jimmy Bullard Morris Moss Cindy Sweat Donald Brooks Ada Lula Clyde Wofford Jack Wofford Melinda Wofford Roy Johnston Larry Phillip Johnston Sable Harden Kay Ruth de Anna, Sable Jr Elizabeth Harden Counr Joe Brady Pueblo Cole Earnest Lee Sweat Vernon Vaughan Lea Ann Sweat Millers, Md Buck Sweat Jr Verson Sweat John Sweat Dallas Tex

Next Meeting of AARP Scheduled For September

Pontotoc County Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons held a regular meeting in the Aldridge Building. Officers to fill vacancies for 1972 are Mrs. Ruby Bowen president and Sterling Price vice president. A nominating committee was elected and a Dallas insurance consultant spoke on plans offered to members. No August meeting. The next gathering is a picnic at Wintersmith Park on September 16 at 6 p.m.

Pontotoc County American Association of Retired Persons Aldridge Ruby Bowen Sterling Price H. Ic Hodges Tom Watson Steve Polansky Dallas AARP Wintersmith Park Pam

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