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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1971

Page

4

Reunions Bring Comfort, Comedy, and Cautionary Tales

A humorous look at reunions across eras and groups from military to family gatherings. The piece riffs on the social pressures of appearance at class reunions, the tagging ritual, and the awkwardness of old acquaintances. It notes the temptation to dodge, the risk of offending relatives, and a friend’s elaborate ruse to skip events while maintaining appearances.

Dawn Dagwood Aunt Minnie Eastman Kodak Uncle Fester

Boundary Disputes Overbuilt Bricks Lead to Removal Order

A family built a brick barbecue pit across the boundary line into a neighbor s land. The judge ordered removal, noting that property rights allow removal of intruding structures even when compensation is possible, though recent cases weigh equities to avoid unjust removals.

Thompsons Hanks

New Black Leaders Bid for Power

Washington A P reports a shift in black leadership from mass marches led by names like King and Young to a rising class of politically active figures. Black politicians and local activists gain power in cities, with 1860 officials, 68 black mayors, and gains in education and law enforcement, signaling a new era of influence and federal funding for programs.

Martin Luther King Jr Whitney M. Young Jr James Farmer South Congress of Racial Equality California Assembly Brown Ronald Reagan SNCC Alabama Mississippi Georgia Julian Bond Willie Charles Evers Fayette Miss Stokes Bond John Cashin George C. Wallace Willam Clay D-Mo Nixon House Black Caucus Clay Black Caucus Joint Center For Political Studies Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction Harlem Watts Malcom X Stokely Carmichael

BIBLES BY REV7RRR AND A PRAYERFUL HELLO TO FAITH

A fragmented religious meditation contrasts teenage fear of parental anger and exam anxiety with prayers for safety during an operation and King Hezekiah’s plea. It argues it is never too late to repair relations with God or to seek divine help, citing Jesus promising paradise to the repentant criminal.

Hezekiah Judah God Jesus Paradise George

Parish Chapel Notes and Quips From a Small Town

Parish Chapel column recites Bible school attendance, local visits, and family gatherings. It weaves light jokes about aging engagements and fortunes, mentions Mrs. Mary Lou Henson hosting relatives, and notes neighbors camping at Robber's Cave Park while reflecting on faith and timely reminders to be thankful.

Around The County Picnic and visits at Leas Park

Community notes detail Thursday picnic at Leas Park and multiple visits across towns. Several families including Massey, Gregory, Gantt, Holbert, Ross, and Massey kin are listed with hospitality, hospitalizations, and cemetery trips. A 50th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Beller is noted.

Mrs Garrett Beller

Union Hill community gathers for church anniversary

The 64th anniversary of the First Baptist Church, Seminole, was celebrated as Rev. and Mrs. L. Cunningham visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cunningham and their son in Wewoka. Numerous local residents and families from Union Hill and nearby towns joined in visiting, holiday gatherings, and a Kemp reunion in Cushing Memorial Day observances attended by about 75 people.

L. Cunningham Larry Cunningham First Baptist Church Seminole Warren Cunningham Wewoka Ray Kemp Wilson A. B. Northam Matthew Elmer Cochran Jessie Matheron Helen Northam R. Helen Northam Cushing Jimmy Stiles Camp Pendleton Calif Blue” Stiles Union Hill

Bomb Explosion Destroys Saigon Tax Building

A giant explosion, likely a bomb, leveled the Saigon tax office in the downtown area. Within minutes, roof and wall collapsed, possibly trapping firefighters. At least three Vietnamese injured. authorities and security forces, with South Vietnamese and American police, worked to control the scene as a fierce monsoon storm hit Saigon.

Saigon Firmen

Chickasaw Nation Housing Projects Approved by HUD

The US HUD approved four Chickasaw Nation housing projects including a high rise for the elderly at Ardmore and constructions at Healdton Pauls Valley Rush Springs Marietta and Johnston County. Total costs span 1 1 28 to 3 0 million with units for elderly and family housing and mutual help homes.

Department of Housing and Urban Development Chickasaw Nation Housing Authority Ardmore Healdton Pauls Valley Rush Springs Marietta Johnston County HUD Overton James Ada Carl Albert Chickasaw Authority He Pvy Te Chickasaw Byng, Allen and Stonewall Pontotoc County Davis Marlow Ray James and Associates

Baptist Church Sees Attendance, Visitors and VBS Start

The Baptist Church reported 7 in Sunday School and 34 in Training Union. Rev. Gene Porman delivered both services, with Barbara Gantt and Mrs. Sam Hunt singing in the morning. The Rev. and Mrs. Dean King and sons attended Sunday night services. Vacation Bible School began Monday and runs through Friday ending with a program. Rhonda Jean Jennings of California is visiting grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Anglin.

Conrad Massey Moore Soloman Gantt Ada Church+ of God Sharver The Baptist Church Training Union Gene Porman Barbara Gantt Sam Hunt Dean King and Sons

Center area families gather for visits and services

Mrs Modena Garrett and Sandy visited Rae Garrett on Wednesday. Carl Boles Sr and family joined Rae, then traveled to Fort Worth to see Carl Boles Jr and relatives. Numerous Center Maxwell Ada guests attended church, memorials, singing, and dinners with relatives through the week, with many local families visiting and hosting events.

Betty Drennan Cement Florence Henson M. C. Kirkland Rae Garrett Ada Midge McDonald Boo Austell Highway 19 Modena Garrett Sanday Carl Boles Sr Fort Worth Carl Boles Jr Vera Sanjam Aeptey Ruby Horis Anders Glen Horton Vernon McCurdy Roger Stone John Delazier Jimmy Jennings Center Maxwell Joe Crouch McAlester Garrett

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