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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
4
The essay argues that readers remain deeply weather aware due to outdoor living and agriculture. It contrasts urban detachment with rural ties, noting daily effects on mood, business, and farming. Weather forecasts, rainfall, and floods shape choices from planting to travel, reflecting a instinctive, nature‑bound mindset.
A court privacy ruled that a store liable for defamation when a letter to a 14 year old boy was read by his parents. It considered reasonable foreseeability that a letter would be read by others. Earlier cases involved an 18 year old and a neighbor prying into unsealed envelopes.
The Clark Equipment Trailer Division cites professional drivers warning that rain creates hazards beyond skidding. Water from puddles can soak wiring causing stalls, wet brake linings lead to uneven braking, and mist from tires can blind drivers at speed.
A meditation on joy as more than simple happiness. The text reflects on how deep elation can challenge ordinary notions of mood and invites contemplation of joy's meaning and implications.
The author contrasts surprise as a source of joy with slow growth, notes wit and hope through sudden insight, then discusses Sabbath law. He cites Jesus challenging Pharisaic strictness, arguing the Sabbath serves human need and enrichment rather than rigid obedience.
A Sunday service at the Pentecostal Holiness Church drew 73 attendees with Rev. Glen Eaves in charge. The Life-Liners, led by Larry Gray, sang two specials while many residents visited, traveled to camp at Tiger Mountain, or hosted family gatherings. A Women’s Auxiliary meeting set plans for a new cookbook and sent $156 to missionaries.
Recent visitors to Mrs. Bessie Scarberry included Elvin and family from Pittsburg California and Benecia Calif. A daughter and son in law Virgil Scarberry Jr. and family from Vallejo Calif visited, then returned home for the summer. Dinzel Powers reported via phone the death of her brother in law Malcom Fox of Kingman Ark.
Congress weighs six life cycles of the boll weevil as USDA researchers in Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama test sterile male release to wipe out the pest. If successful cotton costs drop over three cents a pound and national pesticide use falls about a third with minimal environmental impact according to officials and researchers.
Agriculture Department sources say farm exports for the year ending June 30 could exceed Nixon administration projections by at least 1 billion dollars, with an official forecast at 11.1 billion though April totals already reach 10.2 billion. If May and June average 1 billion each, the year could surpass 12 billion, signaling a rise of over 50 percent from 1971-72.
Ann Compton of Bushey England has won four vacations this year but each trip requires paying for two children to join, so for her Canada prize the kids will stay home with grandma.
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