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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1954

Page

4

English Pastor Visits Ada from Bristol in Exchange

Rev. J Carleton Litt, English Baptist pastor, visits Ada Oklahoma from Bristol England. He shares observations on church life weather food and driving in the U S while noting Bristol landmarks and church arrangements. He reveals growth from a one-year post to an eight-year pastorate and compares worship styles.

Clifton River Avon Old Bristol England Ada Oklahoma J. Carleton Litt Rev Litt First Baptist Church Roy McClung Bristol Rev. Litt C. L. Bonar New Baptist Christ London Britain Winston Churchill Thomas Ranch Ray A. Northrip

Oklahoma Countrified Style Still Defines Us

The piece contrasts Oklahoma’s timeless rural look with European taming of landscapes. It notes old fashioned lanes sunflowers and native meadows remain, while Europe and New England show cultivated, neat forests. It argues Oklahoma’s youth preserves wild space and backwoods character despite modernization.

Oklahoma United States France New England New York State Europe

You Can Go Home Again Theme Reflections on Return

The essay weighs the idea of returning to childhood places and people. It contrasts two old timers’ views on a shrinking river with Thomas Wolfe’s You Can t Go Home Again and argues most people can rekindle old friendships and places, finding delight in reunion and belonging.

Christ Thomas Wolfe

Vanoss School Dates Announced for Fall Term

Enrollment is set for Aug. 16 with bus service but no lunch provided. Teachers week runs Aug. 16 to Aug. 20. School work resumes Aug. 23.

Vanoss

Charges of failure to provide for minor filed in county court

Wayne Whiten faces charges of failure to provide for his eight year old daughter Linda Annette Whiten. The case names Loretta Maggie Porter of Ada as a claimant and lists July 15 as the start of alleged neglect, with proceedings filed Thursday.

Wayne Whiten Whiten Loretta Maggie Porter Ada Claims Linda Annette Whiten

Beethoven Selections At Tokyo Theater Draw Subscribers

The Tokyo Metropolitan Theater asked 6,674 subscribers to submit favorites for a series of request programs. Beethoven's Seventh Symphony was featured, with plans for Fifth and Sixth in that order.

Tokyo Beethoven Tokyo Metropolitan Theater

Kitten Potholders Pattern Promotion in Ada Weekly News

Three large kitten head transfer patterns with embroidery features. Includes color chart padding trim and sewing instructions. Gift for a kitchen shower. Send 25 cents for Pattern No. 353 to Carol Curtis in New York. Also ad for summer Needlework Guide 36 pages 150 designs for knitting crochet embroidery and more at 25 cents.

Carol Curtis Ada Weekly News Ada Okla Madison Square Station New York N.Y

Junk is valuable at Saginaw city dump

Tommie Almond paid 853 for a year's salvage rights at the Saginaw dump. He runs four trucks with a six man crew and says scrap metal is the top money maker, about 12 dollars per ton, with old newspapers at seven dollars a ton and magazines worth 50 cents per 100 pounds. A persistent problem is residents assuming items are free, which Almond sometimes confronts but wins when his identity is clear.

Saginaw Mich Tommie Almond Almond

Greater returns for amount in vested Ada

In this Want Ad notice, the term vested Ada discusses improved value for investments or funds placed in Ada accounts. The item highlights higher potential yields for the specified amount and related terms for investors.

Ada News

Death Takes G. W. Scroggins 87 in Ada Area

George W. Scroggins 87 died at his Ada home Friday night after arriving in Indian Territory 69 years ago. He helped build the Cedar Grove area school and named it Cedar Grove. Funeral Monday at 2 at Cedar Grove schoolhouse. burial at Criswell Chapel. Survivors include wife Mattie, eight children, 28 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren, and many relatives.

George W. Scroggins Indian Territory Oklahoma East Fourth Cedar Grove Criswell Scroggins Morrillton Ark Ada Church of Christ Mattie Scroggins Alma Nolen Corpus Christi Tex George Sasakwa Edward Bakersfield Calif Orvil Obbie Elmer Henry Ogden Utah Carmen Borger Leoma Skellytown Martha Trout Gould Jennie Lovel Muskogee Tom Konawa Milo Holdenville Texas Arkansas

Put Money in the Church Model Fund Drive

A scale model of the Baptist Church on Ocean Drive Beach displays a roof opening that accepts drops of coins. A placard invites contributions to pay off the church debt with the message Put Money in the Church.

Baptist Church

Football Death Toll in U S Rises to Ninety Four

Between 1949 and 1953 the United States recorded 94 fatalities linked to football. The figure reflects rising concerns over player safety and the severity of on field injuries across colleges and high schools.

United States

Regional Visitors Move Through Texan and Oklahoma Homes

John Durham, Gainesville Texas and Mrs Jimmy Esker Malden Mo spent days with brother and uncle Sam Durham and Mrs Edith Williams in ter Texas visiting N G Young Halo Cen Mrs Ed Clampitt hosts Sunday guests including D M Rynder Hot Springs Ark H N Clampitt Fittstown P R Hanneman C E Clampitt F L Clampitt Oklahoma City Sgt and Mrs Grall Wallie Jean Topeka Kan Sgt and Mrs Campbell and children stay with his parents Jarie Ann Francis Byrd Pomona Calif return home after two weeks with mother Ethel Smith Mrs Lowell Hudson Betty Fort Worth Texas Mrs Roy Doris Atoka and Glen Gray Becky Lou Oklahoma City visit Smith home Mrs Gray's stay George McFarland and Mike Davis Dean Grall uncle of Mrs Anderson last week Grall and Jerry Bishop Texas visit Buz Anderson Jane.

John Durham Gainesville Texas Jimmy Esker Maldin Sam Durham Edith Williams Ed Clampitt D. M. Rynder Tom Rynder Hot Springs Ark H. N. Clampitt Fittstown P. R. Hanneman C. E. Clampitt F. L. Clampitt Oklahoma City Stanley Grall Wallie Jean Topeka Kan Campbell Jarie Ann Francis and Byrd Pomona Calif Ethel Smith Lowell Hudson Betty Fort Worth Roy Doris Atoka Glen Gray Becky Lou Smith Home

Hall Family Visits Union Valley Bob Fursell Hosts

Mr and Mrs Jess Hall and their sons of Union Valley spent Wednesday night with Mrs Hall's father Bob Fursell. Mr Fursell returned home with them.

Jess Hall Union Valley Mrs. Hall Bob Fursell Mr. Fursell

Local social visitors from Holdville and Portales

Hal Crumley and Cathy of Holdville and Mrs. Mary Louise Aker of Portales New Mexico visited Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sport Fairchild and R. F. Crumley. Mrs. Buford Gray and Bob were also mentioned in the social note.

Hal Crumley Cathy Holdville Mary Louise Aker Portales N. M Sport Fairchild R. F. Crumley

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