Longe and Club Notice Auxiliary Meeting Call
The American Legion Auxiliary region invites members to a Monday evening meeting at seven o'clock. All members urged to attend. Results expected from a News Wamada report known to readers.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
6
The American Legion Auxiliary region invites members to a Monday evening meeting at seven o'clock. All members urged to attend. Results expected from a News Wamada report known to readers.
Sunday program highlights a solo by Mr. Russell Bound and a violin and vocal program by Mary McKinley and Ed Stevens. The Home Department now has 86 members under Dr. Ella Coltrane, with R. S. Newcomb conducting a community meeting Sunday afternoon at Franks.
Epworth League outlines a program exploring gains from Christ’s resurrection. Scripture lessons cited include I Corinthians 15:12-20 69 and Colossians 3:1-4 with hymn and silent prayer.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 with evangelistic service to follow to win the lost. The Call to Resurrection of Lives is announced. B Y P U meets at 2 45 with a brief sermon. Intermediates urged to join at 7 30 for organization and preaching on Burdened Hearts Seeking Jesus. Everyone is invited to attend and support the pastor.
Easter shopping drew strong demand as stores report heavy sales of bonnets frocks suits and furnishings. Downtown windows showcased chic displays attracting buyers and Ada prepared for a well dressed Easter crowd in the coming days.
Oklahoma reports continued crop stress with wheat at 67 percent of normal due to poor spring rainfall. Rye and barley show weaker declines while corn production remains strong. fruit surveys predict partial crops for peaches, apricots, and pears. Plow lands rise in value and farm prices trend upward after a long decline.
Stillwater reports mildew, Oklahoma's chief rose disease, and recommends eliminating susceptible varieties and spraying foliage with a dust or liquid sulfur mix. Rolfs advises resistant varieties receive 19 parts sulfur to 1 part arsenate of lead, applied every five to ten days.
Wheat surged at the opening of trading today with a gain of 7 12 cents a bushel. May delivery reached 1.60 as compared with around 1.52 to 1.53 at Thursday's close. The rise followed a government crop report predicting a 116 million bushel shortfall in the 1925 winter wheat yield.
A fragmentary reflection describes a beloved figure as gentle and loving yet beyond reach. The speaker envisions a future where only the Shepherd who loves his own can offer comfort or shelter, hinting at longing and devotion.
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