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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1960

Page

4

Ada News history and publication details

History of the Ada area newspaper chain from 1901 to 1953 notes consolidations with the Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star-Democrat and The Ada Times-Democrat. It lists editors publishers distribution methods pricing and postal details for the Ada Evening News and Ada Weekly News.

ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Eric Allen Ada Oklahoma The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc

Modern Indians attack Hollywood TV depictions in plea for accuracy

Opinion piece argues that TV portrayals of frontier Indians are exaggerated and urges Hollywood to hire interpreters. It recalls the 1876 Battle of the Little Bighorn to contrast savage stereotypes with real history and stresses a native voice for authentic language and representation.

George A. Custer Seventh Cavalry Little Missouri River Montana Custer Rosebud Powder Little Bighorn Hollywood America Harvard

Its The Law Explain contracts in daily life and the need for written terms

The Oklahoma Bar Association notes that contracts occur daily from jobs to milk deliveries and lawn mows. Written terms help prove agreements, with promises backed by consideration. The column cautions seeking legal advice for specific facts and clarifies it informs not advises.

Oklahoma Bar Association

Nazarene Assembly Delegates Named From Area

Several area residents will serve as official delegates to the Church of the Nazarene fifteenth international quadrennial general assembly in Kansas City Missouri in June 1924. Named are Rev. Glen J. Jones of 1020 East Sixth street Rev. H M Curtis of 610 West Ninth and Mrs. George A Miller Sr of 715 South Rennie Avenue. Jones is superintendent of the Southeast Oklahoma district. Oklahoma planted the first tree shelter belt in the nation under a federal program in 1935.

the Church of the Nazarene Kansas City Glen J. Jones East Sixth H. M. Curtis West Ninth George A. Miller South Rennie Avenue Jones Southeast Oklahoma

Around The County The Reed and Collins Families Visit Ada

Mrs H F Reed and son Frank Reed and Mrs Reed visited Ada Monday. Mr and Mrs John Relic and family of Ada joined by others at the Reed home. Douglas Smiths welcomed visitors this week as their daughter and family came by. The C L Blankenship home hosted Joe Collins of Wiggins Colorado and many Ada area relatives from Indla Vaness Ada Tulsa and Tulsa area residents were also present.

H. F. Reed Ada Frank Reed Reed Douglas Smith Joe Collins Wiggins, Colo C. L. Blankenship Lloyd Miller Indla Leo McNinch Vaness Clifford Miller Dale Dale Miller Teresa W. E. Miller Ada. David Miller Barbara Blankenship Tulsa Clyde Avery Essie Oliver

Local Visits And Weekend Outings Across Communities

Mr and Mrs Ted Anderson and friends visited the Treas family Saturday afternoon. Patricia Poole of Stonewall visited Diana Clifton Thursday. Leonard Weddle and family visited Ray Weddle in Oklahoma City Sunday. Mr and Mrs R D Gooch of Oklahoma City stayed with the Reeses. Gooch and Reese painted the home. Prentis Stephen West and E L Redman fished at Lake Texoma Monday. Nancy Holman visited Kay West. a trip to Ardmore occurred with Ed Brashier Donna Joy and Nancy Holman. Mrs Douglas Smith Mrs Gene Thomas and Mrs Joe Collins traveled to Oklahoma City to return Mrs Smiths mother Mrs Cope.

Leonard Weddle Wayneath Mrs Ray Weddle Oklahoma City Robert Reese Mrs. Reese R. D. Gooch Mr. Gooch Mr. Reese Reese Ed Brashier Donna, Joy Nancy Holman Ardmore Douglas Smith Gene Thomas Joe Collins Mrs. Smith Mrs. Cope Bruin Enick Mr. Allen Paul Velma Henderson

Group Pushes Allen Bridge Construction

A Sasakwa Allen bridge program will be presented to the Oklahoma Highway Commission in Oklahoma City. About 200 boosters met in Wewoka to urge construction with State Senator Buck Cartwright slated to present and speak for the project Tuesday.

Oklahoma Highway Commission Oklahoma City Wewoka Buck Cartwright Cartwright Atwood Calvin Holdenville - At

It Seems To Me Column Notes Berry Season And Ice Cream Socials

The Muskogee area column recalls busy gardens with berries ripening and pies with whipped cream. Editor notes mention relatives and a bear captured for an Oklahoma City zoo, plus fond memories of ice cream socials and community gatherings.

Lewises Mr. Allen Florence Isaacs Parish Chapel

Boomerang Wit from a Notebook of Wisecracks

A collage of quips and anecdotes spans humor, quotes, and rural wisdom. It includes lines from Jack Crawford and Ethel Barrymore, observations on farming and credit, office banter, ice breaking romance, and memories of Oklahoma summers and socials.

Jack Crawford

Frustration Dreaming of Wife and Bardot in Fight

A quirky, surreal line imagines a man dreaming of his wife and Brigitte Bardot in a playful tussle over the dreamer, ending with the wife emerging the victor in a humorous domestic vignette.

Brigette Bardot

Local Democratic Candidacy Announcements List

The News publishes official Democratic primary notices for sheriff and state representative races. Names listed include Oren Phillips Griffin, Cecil Smith, Quinton Blake, Ray Loyd Benton for sheriff and Lonnie L. Abbott Henry R. Roberts for State Representative No. 1. Candidacy subject to July primaries.

Oren Phillips Bur! Griffin Cecil Smith Quinton Blake Ray Loyd Benton Lonnie L. Abbott Henry R. Roberts

The Golden Rule as Law and Prophets Teaching

A devotional meditation on Luke 10 25 37 and James 2 8 17 describes the Golden Rule as more than a rule it is an art requiring intelligence imagination and a Christian heart. It emphasizes imagining another's perspective and discerning underlying needs beyond overt wants.

Jesus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ada Evening News Nazarene Assembly Ahloso By Kay West John Relic Ted Anderson Barry Harry Joe J. C. Treas Patricia Poole Stonewall Diana Clifton Prentis Stephen West E. L. Redman Lake Texoma Kay West David Miller Mrs. Clyde Avery Dallas Mrs. Avery John Clifton Roy Lewis Yuma, Ariz Gene Treas Sandra Brenda Gary W. J. Treas Lula Cecil Jackson Floyd Stewart Jerry and Carolyn Ruth Vallirreal Tex Vasco Moore A. M. Moore Pryor Gill Steele Paris Jimmie Smith Garland, Tex Tim Turn Munity Ahloso First Baptist Church Vinita Ed Mitchell Jack McPherridge Betty Finch Debbie Sue Dabe Soward B. J. Jennings J. Newton Ran Newton Marvin Mitchell Fay Wiser Leslie McFarland A. E. Newton Gentry Hatton Sam Dew Gaylene Denicia Dobbs Henry Clarence Odom Ed Harlin George Mitchell Annie Pittsenbarger Allen Bridge Eaglestown McCurtain County McClain County Maysville Roff Virgil Williams Wildlife Department Minnie Lewis H. L. Kelley Francis Isaacs Eunice Isaacs Allen Paul Henderson Bear Egypt Ethel Barrymore Tennessee _ storekeepers Junior Helen Kohls You and Gibbons Europe Evelyn M. Overstreet 54Th Transportation Group Fort Sill Robert W. Ford Bob E. Bennett David Gray Austin R. Deaton Sr Tom Murphy George Collins Dist Rae Thompson Ed Goins Joe H. Riddle Chas. Rushing SPE
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