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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1976
Page
4
Lawrence Walthouse argues that Paul is miscast as a male chauvinist. He notes that Paul often honors women in his letters and that his views exceed contemporary norms while acknowledging the first century context and family structure he found.
A reflection on Paul’s approach to family life stressing a new spirit governed by reverence for Christ. The tale contrasts traditional roles with a decisive call for inner dynamic change in Christian households rather than mere authority. It cites a minister’s odd question about Christ living in the home.
A reflection on the growing importance of farming and ranching in the United States. It notes record production per acre, rising investment, and the sector’s outsized role in the economy and potential use as a tool of diplomacy amid global demand, drought, and inflation.
Educator Robert H Rowland, a Freedoms Foundation honoree, will address the Byng School Future Homemakers of America and Home Economics Related Occupations at 7 p.m. May 7. FHA president Earle ne Gray and HERO president Cindy Ellis will represent the groups with sponsors Mrs. Retha Robbins and Mrs. Pat Romine. Rowland was named the youngest college president in 1959 at Columbia Christian College and left that post ten years later.
A reflective piece discusses how loud aggressive speech and menace shape perception. It links the fearsome mold to industrial bosses and court bench umpires, cites Roosevelt, and questions whether society has entered a “Nice Era” while sounding mean like Scrooge.
Mrs. Elma Law and Mrs. Jewell Nessel hosted visitors from Ada Vanoss Stratford and Pauls Valley. FFA Banquet attendance at Vanoss and Tulsa races mark a busy week as families and relatives travel between Maxwell Ada Sapulpa and Okla. City.
The Rev. Dowdy of First Baptist is ill in Valley View Hospital while Jim Born and Doris Holland improve. Mrs. Birtie Moran visits with Audry Treas. many neighbors visit, move, or attend services. Church attendance numbers and guest singers are listed. multiple families travel to Ada, Tupelo, and Seminole for visits and events.
Death notices list Lucy Witherspoon 87 Tupelo died April 30 Smith Funeral Home Margaret Mae Hunter 45 Fittstown died May 2 Criswell Funeral Home Arlene Hughes 88 Ada died May 3 Criswell Funeral Home Allie Qualls 89 Ada died May 4 Criswell Funeral Home
A Good Samaritan at Coffey's Conoco on West Main found an elderly woman's black purse containing sixty dollars in a service station driveway. Ada Police and Chief Richard Gray coordinated efforts after a News article prompted 10 to 15 calls identifing the owner, who is unnamed.
East Central University announces new registration times for the summer session due to Memorial Day conflicts. Registration starts 8 a.m. June 1 in the Student Union Ballroom, with advisement for freshmen and transfers in Science Hall Auditorium and graduate students advised via the Graduate Office.
U.S. Senator Henry Bellmon will be the commencement speaker for the Byng School Class of 1976. The ceremony is at 8 p.m. May 14 in the school gymnasium with four top-grade students recognized and music by a senior ensemble directed by Ken Hudson.
A collection of recipes for Tomato Okra with butter and onion, Waldock zucchini with dill and sour cream, pickled carrots, turnip greens with macaroni soup, and beer cheddar muffins. Includes preparation steps, cook times, yields, and canning notes.
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