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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1976

Page

4

Students and the Language Crisis in Education

The piece laments declining writing and reading skills among students, urges broader writing across subjects, critiques overreliance on multiple choice tests, and argues journalism should not substitute for English literature. It cites Iris Murdoch on teaching students to write clearly and accurately as foundational to culture.

Wall Street Keats Blake Milton Fielding Pope Iris Murdoch

Teacher Examinations Scheduled at East Central University

National Teacher Examinations will be given at East Central University on July 17. The exams assess professional and general education knowledge across 22 subject fields and aid in certification, hiring, tenure, and graduate program requirements. About 100000 candidates participated last year and bulletins with registration details are available from Dr. Don Bonner or ETS.

East Central University Educational Testing Service Don Bonner NTE National Teacher Examinations Education Testing Service Princeton N. J

Reptiles Move Systematic Across Roads In Summer

A curious column notes that box turtles snakes lizards and pond turtles relocate to new habitats in large cities during a moving season. Observers speculate schools out and vacations trigger shifts while accidents on highways rise and drivers face distractions and fatigue. Memorial Day to Labor Day trends are examined with limited evidence and no clear cause.

Chicago

Veto FAMILY LAWYER by Will Bernard TRE ME ee

A study notes many wills are outdated at execution and rarely adjusted after life changes. It cites cases where divorced or estranged parties, asset changes, or new tax laws alter will outcomes. Courts often follow the will as written unless the testator revokes or renews it.

Sunshine Church Homecoming and Revival Marks Busy Weekend

About 70 people attended Sunshine Church for homecoming with many more expected for revival led by evangelist Dale Rug gl es through Sunday morning June 14. Dozens of visitors from Oklahoma City Tulsa Duncan Seminole Tecumseh Ada and out of state joined locals for services and socials.

Sunshine Melissa Green Larry Heard Don Parr Oklahoma City Tulsa Duncan Seminole Tecumseh Ada Lucille Woodall Tillie Parish Oak Grove School Sulphur al Hernandez Julia Thomas J. L. Green Beatrice Wyche Lorena Noulin Hickory Mary Phillips Roff Louise Welch Velma Wyche Lucille Clyde Hobgood Rhonda Faria Valley View Hospital Ruby Ashley J. C. Ashley Lucille Hobgood Pearl Blevins Harden City Pete Brenda Blackburn Hennessey Douglas Yarbrough Danny David Denver Bill Oliver J. D. Underhill Glenn E. Parker H. Leo Parker Oklahoma Joe Crisp Joan del City George Fowler Terry Allan Bill Crisp Tupelo Mary Summers Addie Stringer Joe Swarth Freddy Blevins Anchorage Alaska Mary Leroy Georgia Cash Mary Jo Green Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club Oxnard Calif Edna Hernandez Edna Oliver Odus McGalliard Melissa Eddie Smith Eric Pauls Valley Anna Lee King Norman Jesse Green J.L. Green Joe Thomas Bob Hatcher Bill Isenberg Sheila Mark Denver City Tex E. D. Eager Vernie Henley J. B. Eager R. W. Edwards Wayne Bell Peterson Okemah Claude Hewett Leonard Ford James Ford Royce Phillips

Center Mrs Rae Garrett and April Garner Network

The article lists a series of social visits and activities centered on Rae Garrett and April Garner. It notes visits with the Ham and Garner families in Shawnee and Okmulgee, shopping trips to Tulsa and Oklahoma City, meals with Gene Garner and others, a hamburger fry at the Garner home, V B S activities at Wintersmith Park, canning and church attendance at Oil Center Church, and time spent with Thelma Jean Garrett and Mildred Earhart in Midwest City.

Sumpter Russel Stacy First Baptist Church Fuller Maggie Sawyer Pauls Valley Herion Sullivan el Paso Morans Choate Vernal King Mr. Sumpter Moran Grace Ryley Quinn Phillips Odessa Tex Wintersmith Park Lodge Sharon Tommie Johnson Gail Winford Woods Nancy Bob Cameron Shirley Dewey Madden Brenda James Dalton Jeanette Richard Truitt Ronnie Wiser George Wiser George Bolin Gary Lafevers Billie Elmore Roy Billie Mason Dannie James Christine Williams Sherley James Lewis Sallie Johnnie Baum Jamie Dalton Brandy Plano Ina Ellis Steven Green Stillwater John Anderson Tupelo Church of God Rick Ham Shawnee Gene Garner April Jody Johnson Okmulgee Thelma Jean Garrett Tulsa Sondra Garner Tonya Rendy Willoughby Hansel Burk Jim Ward Keith Mikey April Garner Oklahoma City Ted Lillard Ada Mildred Earhart Midwest City Teddy Lillard Sonny Lillard Gaar Corner Pug Garrett Carolyn Ward Wintersmith Park Rae Garrett Oil Center Church Oil Center Pentecostal Holiness Church

Ada Deaths Include Six Residents In Early June

THYRA SCHMID 73 Ada resident died June 2 at home per Smith Funeral Home. CHARLES HEBER MYERS 78 Ada resident died June 2 per Criswell Funeral Home. BESSIE RUSHING 71 Ada resident died May 31 per Criswell Funeral Home. MARIE LEVINGS SUTTON 75 Ada resident died June 3 per Criswell Funeral Home. RUBY JEWELL WARD 68 Ada resident died June 4. ROBERT LEE SLAUGHTER 66 Stonewall resident died June 6 per Smith Funeral Home. VIRGIL O BROWN 68 Ada resident died June 5 per Smith Funeral Home.

Thyra Schmid Ada Smith Funeral Charles Heber Myers Criswell Funeral Bessie Rushing Marie Levings Sutton Criswell Funeral Home Ruby Jewell Ward Robert Lee Slaughter Stonewall Smith Funeral Home Virgil O. Brown

Cranberry flavored mold salads and winglets feature in cookbook

A vintage recipe collection lists KRANTY KORNER dishes including CRAN-ORANGE PATIO SALAD MOLD with gelatin and meats, REDBERRY RELISH, cranberry apple drinks and a POLYNESIAN WINGLETS chicken recipe. Also includes clam and oyster seafood chowder with cranberry accents.

Churches as expanding families open to all visitors

Lawrence Walthouse argues that the most impressive churches resemble extended families that care for members and welcome guests. He contrasts open, supportive communities with places of judgment and notes the Apostle Paul’s contrasting view of the local congregation.

Paul

Salvage over condemnation in local congregation

A sermon emphasizes treating fellow believers like a family focused on restoring and helping one another. It cites Galatians guidance to restore trespassers gently and urges ongoing service, bearing one another’s burdens, and doing good to all, especially households of faith.

Paul

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ADA Times-Democrat W. D. Little Don Cook The News Publishing and Printing Co Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc ADA Evening News Oklahome Birtie Moran Methodist Church Church of the Nazarene Union Valley Baptist Church Sweat Grubs Resthaven Assembly of God Lula Baptist Owl Creek Church Mrs. King D. Z. Crow Katy Brandy Dalton Cordin Davis Arkansas Lollie Mann Ruth Cooper Stonewall Park Donald Brooks Maxceen Thompson Mangum Brooks Dillion Clifford Ronnie Donnie Debra Johnston Rollen Phillips Robert Barshears Henry Glover Indiana Jim Born Ponca City Family Lawyer Will Bernard TRE Written By D. W. Phillips Crowder Point Lake Eufaula Janet Daily Phillips T. J. Roquemore Cuba Heard Kay Donna Shady Grove Baptist Church Rita Sawyer Dale Center Mrs BY Lawrence Walthouse
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