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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1971

Page

4

Ada News Weekly overview pets livestock feature

The Ada Weekly News recaps broad animal keeping trends in Pontotoc County. It lists diverse breeders and pets from cattle and buffalos to midget mules, chinchillas, nutria, fish, birds, rabbits, dogs, cats, and even exotic pets like alligators, coyotes, and owls, highlighting local interest in animals and small farming ventures.

Pontotoc County W. L. Knickmeyer Tut Roberts Jack McPherridge Frank Vincent Brown Mackin Alfred Abbotts Union Valley Vernon Shipley

Is this the age of leisure in America

The piece argues leisure varies by person and era, noting longer workdays, vacations, and rising incomes. It contrasts past fishing trips with modern convenience, stating leisure differs among individuals and that easier travel and better machines shape how we spend time. It ends by urging a comparison between today and forty years ago to gauge available leisure.

America Bureau of the Census

Inner peace as pathway to world peace and faith

The essay argues world peace hinges on inner harmony within individuals, not only external relations. It cites Isaiah’s prophecies, contrasts war with internal struggles, references Stevenson’s Jekyll and Hyde, Freud, Adler, and Menninger, and concludes Christianity through Jesus Christ offers true peace. It ends with a remark on alcohol as a socially accepted tranquilizer.

Robert Louis Stevenson DR. Jekyll MR. Hyde Freud Adler Karl Menninger Jesus Christ

State schedules special teachers workshop on campus

The State Department of Education will run a special workshop for teachers and aides serving economically or educationally deprived children on the East Central campus June 14 16. Dr Leslie Fisher state superintendent of public instruction said Ada workshop is one of four scheduled on state campuses under the direction of Raymond Willingham Title I administrator. State personnel will conduct the program with no East Central faculty involvement.

State Department of Education East Central Leslie Fisher Ada Raymond Willingham State Department

Local Project Approved For Bid Opening On SH 99

The State Highway Commission approved 17 construction projects for the July 27 bid opening in Oklahoma City, totaling an estimated 11,712,870 dollars. The Pontotoc County project alone is priced at 2,112,200 dollars, including 2.20 miles of grading drainage bridge and an interchange with Research Rd beginning at Stadium. About 90 percent of the world's molybdenum is mined in Climax Colorado.

Stadium Rd Research Rd State Highway Commission Commission Oklahoma City Pontotoc County Stadium Climax Colo

Back In Jail Back In Jail

Ada man Robert Lee Wilson, age 60, was arrested for public drunkenness last Saturday. In Municipal Court he paid a 20 fine and received a 30 day suspended sentence. hours later he was re arrested, fined 20 again, and his suspended sentence revoked. He remained in the city jail today.

Adaman Wilson

The Master Is Coming and a Lesson on Charity

A devotional poem narrates a house prepared for a revered guest who never appears, while a distressing visitor seeks aid. The speaker's failure to assist three times leads to a divine rebuke that blessing was lost for neglecting even the least. The piece blends scripture and moral reflection with a string of quips and observations on life.

Union Hill area notes high church attendance and obituaries

Local residents share visits at Union Hill and surrounding homes amid church services at Union Hill Baptist Church. The passage notes many names, travels, and health updates, plus the death of Mrs. Nora Roper, a Walnut Grove resident for 79 years, with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.

Union Hill Church of God Etta Gar Earnest Mathrett Myra Glory Ernie David Roach Jamie Lou Farmer Denver Colo al Sanders Stonewall Etta Garrett Hershall Sanders Mary Long Tommy Ada Weyme McAnally Horace Golden Teresa Carol J.C. Carroll Moore Linda Carroll Union Hill J. C. Carroll Paul Henderson Westview Carel Golden Lisa Carroll Freddie Holman Wilson Freddie Duncan Oil Center Platt National Park Randy Sonny Golden Murray Golden Q. Jones Benny Jones Kenny Kevin Atta Lena Cochran Dewayne Coffey Heather iLaffayette Ind Don Newby Kathy Stephen Sybil Collins Roy Foster David Coots Nora Roper Valley View Hospital Union Hill Baptist Church Memorial Park Cemetery

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