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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1968

Page

4

Ada Counties Organize Spring Litter Cleanup Project

A countywide student led campaign runs April 6 to or April City personnel and equipment will assist, with county commissioners promising men and trucks and the Highway Department invited to participate. Students from Roff Ada Byng and Homer attended and will tackle road litter with involvement from East Central State College and local businesses urged to help. The piece urges residents to curb litter, noting enforcement challenges and practical steps like roadside receptacles and litter bags to reduce roadside debris.

Highway Department Ada Chamber of Commerce Roff Ada Byng Homer East Central State College Ada Police Highway Troopers

Modesty and Justice in Court Testimony Standards

A discussion on how witnesses especially women, testify in sensitive cases. It weighs methods like clearing the courtroom or doctors testimony and writing words, noting no universal rule exists and judges retain broad discretion to balance modesty with fair trial needs.

The Counselor Promise and the Spirit's Presence

Lawrence W Althouse explores Jesus departure and the coming of the Counselor the Holy Spirit. The piece contrasts the disciples hesitancy with trust in the Spirit enabling ongoing presence with believers across time. It emphasizes faith over sight and the Spirit's teaching and sustaining power.

Procedure Under Circumstances Makes Most Sense

A discussion notes that the procedure under the given circumstances appears most sensible. The context emphasizes practical steps and careful consideration of unique factors affecting the decision.

Around The County: Brooks and Canidas Visited by Relatives

In Tupelo area notes, Mr and Mrs Jim Brooks and family were in Oklahoma City. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs M O Canida with relatives Carl House and others in Oklahoma City and Windfield Kansas. Additional visits featured Earl Canida family Stonewall and Ada tied relatives in Lawton and Denison Texas.

Tupelo Jim Brooks Oklahoma City M. O. Canida Carl House Taylor Burnside Windfield Kan Earl Canida Paul Canida Ada David Canida Stonewall Terry Canida McAlester Jerry Canida Lawton Bill Bryant Horace Bullard Denison Tex

Weekend visitors for Mr and Mrs Burl Canida

Visitors over the weekend included their daughters and families, Mr and Mrs Mickey Cooper from Stillwater, Mr and Mrs Benny Roan from Savanna, and Mrs Canida's brother and family Mr and Mrs C B Anderson from Stonewall.

Burl Canida Mickey Cooper Stillwater Benny Roan Savanna Canida C. B. Anderson Stonewall

Arizona Hospital Patient Lists Names of Local Relatives

Mrs. Carl Roan of Mammoth Arizona reports her mother Mrs. Tom Clark a former Tupelo resident is a patient at a hospital in Arizona.

Carl Roan Mammoth, Ariz Tom Clark Tupelo Arizona

Johnsons Host Granddaughter's Visit With Murphy

Mrs. Ransy Johnson entertained Sunday with her granddaughter and husband Larry Murphy of Ada visiting from the area.

Ransy Johnson Larry Murphy Ada

Visit Notes From Ada And Mineola Families

Mrs Polk Cross visits her nephew Ronald Hill and family in Ada. Donna Sweat stays with Rita Williams. Louis Echols and Knox Sweat visit Mineola residents. Funeral services for Clit Whisenhunt attended. Connie Sweat and Donna visitors Sunday include Ginger Williams Rita Williams Glenda McGuire Phylis Williams Linda Brooks Betsy Johnston Melinda Wofford and Gloria Wofford.

Mrs. Polk Cross Mrs. Ronald Hill Ada Connie Sweat Donna Sunday Ginger Williams Rita Williams Glenda McGuire Phylis Williams Linda Brooks Betsy Johnston Melinda Wofford Gloria Wofford

Funeral attendance and visits across Tulsa and Savanna

Mrs Knox Sweat and others visited Mrs Amy Glover in Jenks on Thursday. They attended Clit Whisenhunt's funeral in Tulsa. Mr and Mrs Cerral Stone cipher and Karen and Mrs Grace Harbin from Savanna visited Mr and Mrs Doyan Stonecipher over the weekend.

Knox Sweat Louis Echols Maude Harbin Donna Sweat Amy Glover Jenks Tulsa Clit Cerral Stonecipher Karen Grace Harbin Savanna Doyan Stonecipher

Weekend Visit Spans Wofford McMeans Family in Oklahoma City

Mr and Mrs Jess Wofford and Gloria visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jack McMeans in Oklahoma City and other relatives over the weekend.

Jess Wofford Gloria Jack McMeans Oklahoma City

Sweat family visits Lula relatives this Sunday

Mr and Mrs Bob Sweat and family from Ada spent Sunday visiting relatives in Lula and joined local gatherings.

Bob Sweat Ada Lula

Brooks Family Visit Ties Airman to Local Home

Willis Lee Wofford stationed at Perrin Air Force Base spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Brooks and family visited his parents, also the Brooks, Sunday.

Jack Guffey Cora McLellan A. J. Ward Ft. Polk Willis Lee Wofford Perrin Air Force Base Walter Brooks Donald Brooks

Local Visits Highlight Wofford Family Gatherings

Mr and Mrs Knox Sweat and their daughters visited Mr and Mrs Jess Wofford and family Sunday. Over the weekend visiting Mr and Mrs Fred Wofford were Mrs Gary Click and children Mrs Jackie Poole and children Texas Mr and Mrs Claude Slader Ada Mr and Mrs Andy Nemecek Mr and Mrs Clyde Wofford Carl Wofford Mrs Jerry Shaw and Jess Wofford and children.

Knox Sweat Jess Wofford Fred Wofford Gary Click Jackie Poole Texas Claude Slader Ada Andy Nemecek Clyde Wofford Carl Wofford Jerry Shaw

Local Residents and Visits Highlight Weekend Socials

Mr and Mrs J D Ross moved to Owl Creek. Charles Hill visited his parents Carl Hill and Mrs Hill. Gloria Wofford spent Saturday night with Melinda Wofford. Mr and Mrs Clyde Wofford hosted. Claude Slader O D Spitler and Larry Billings visited Jess Wofford Sunday night.

J. D. Ross Owl Creek Charles Hill Mrs Carl ‘Hill Gloria Wofford Melinda Wofford Clyde Wofford Claude Slader O. D. Spitler Larry Billings Jess Wofford

Marshes Visit Relatives Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray Marsh of Del City visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Jess Wofford over the weekend.

Charles Ray Marsh del City Charles Marsh Jess Wofford

Johnston Family Weekend Visits Across Oklahoma City Route

Visiting the Johnston family over the weekend were Mr and Mrs Sam Johnston Ada and Mr and Mrs Bob Johnston of Oklahoma City. Mrs Benny Robertson and.

Ben Johnstons Sam Johnston Ada Bob Johnston Oklahoma City Benny Robertson

Weekend Visits With Local Families

Over the weekend several local households hosted relatives. Mr and Mrs Jake Johnston welcomed the visitors, while Mr and Mrs James Harden and their daughters visited Mr and Mrs John Harden. Mr and Mrs James Warren Farris and family and Mr and Mrs Rayburn visited Mr and Mrs Walter Brooks.

James Harden Mrs John Harden James Warren Farris Mrs. Rayburn Walter Brooks

Local Families Share Weekend Visits

Mrs. Marvin Brashears is ill this week. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Don Paul Brashears and Dawna from Sasakwa, and Mr and Mrs Shug Loyd with Jackie and Debbie Clifford. On Monday Mrs Lois Clifford and Debbie visited the Sam Steele family.

Marvin Brashears Don Paul Brashears Dawna, Sasakwa Shug Loyd Jackie Debbie Clifford Lois Clifford Debbie Sam Steele

Mrs. M. L. Lee Returns After Visit in Kansas

Mrs. M. L. Lee arrived home Sunday following a two week visit with her son and family Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Lee and Larry in McCune Kansas.

M. L. Lee Loyd Lee Larry, McCune

Pastor Royce Packard Ordained at Lightning Ridge

The Rev. Royce A. Packard of Lightning Ridge Baptist Church was ordained March 3. Attendees from Spencer included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stanfield and Kevin, Mrs. Naomi Stanfield, Ben Ownbey and Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Arno Griffith and Darlene and Cathy Hunt. Darlene Hunt joined the church after attending Sunday services.

May Johnson Lightning Ridge Baptist Church Royce A. Packard Spencer Kenneth Stanfield Kevin Naomi Stanfield Ben Ownbey Charles Arno Griffith Darlene Cathy Hunt Darlene Hunt Lightning Ridge Stanfields Alma Stewart Fitzhugh Donna Rhonda Belt Stratford Dunn George Myrick Eddie Anaheim Calif Alma Dunn

Local News Notes on Illness and Community Activities

Mack Summers illness delays deacon ordination with a later announcement. Extensive social notes cover visits, dinners, travel between Ada and Vanoss, Stratford, and Ross, with many Stanfield family gatherings. Articles mention wildlife work, pond and lake improvements, and National Wildlife Week sponsorship by the National Wildlife Federation.

Coffee Cup Humor and the Optimistic Humorist

A coffee bar column notes how morning coffee sparks light hearty comments with a sting, warning against smut and praising humor as axle grease for life. It cites Steinbeck on self-knowledge and urges open, kind remarks, lightening serious talk and boosting optimism.

Prism John Steinbeck William Nichols Steinbeck

Hart Homemakers Postponed Meeting Weather Delays Host

Mrs. Alvie L. Griffiths home was to host the Hart Homemakers meeting on Monday but the gathering was postponed due to snow. The note thanks Alvie L. Griffith for his renewal to the WEEKLY and mentions a preference for sunny weather.

Alvie L. Griffith Hart Homemakers Meeting

Local Visitors Gather for Summers Family Weekend

Visiting Saturday were Mrs. Guy Lawson and children Ada, and Mrs. Bob Hatcher and children. Sunday guests of Mrs Summers included Doc and Albert with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Summers and girls Ada, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dansby with Lawrence.

Mollie Summers Guy Lawson Ada Bob Hatcher Summers Doc Albert Paul Summers Bill Dansby Lawrence

Summers Family Birthday Celebration Gathers Kin in Pickett

Anita Jo Summers spent Friday night with Mrs. Gertie Summers. Saturday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Summers and girls. Mack Summers and Gaylen traveled to Oklahoma City to visit brother Raymond Cottrell. Rosa Lee Cottrell and family from Wynnewood joined the group. Doyle Cottrell and children from Oklahoma City also visited. The occasion was Rosa Lee Cottrell birthday celebration.

Miss May Johnson Joe Thompson Roff Herb Thompson Cailif Gertie Summers May Johnson Robert Penrod Cleamon Stone Wylie Webster Lightning Ridge Anita Jo Summers Pickett Joe Summers Mack Summers Gaylen Oklahoma City Raymond Cottrell Rosa Lee Cottrell Arelene Darlene Sylvanus Wynnewood Doyle Cottrell

Sunday School Attendance Noted in Anaheim

Die in Anaheim California attended Sunday school at Lightning Ridge with Ben Ownbey and Charles Sunday.

George Myrick Eddie Anaheim Calif Lightning Ridge Ben Ownbey Charles Sunday

Sooner Residency Timeline At University of Oklahoma

Sooner on page one continues with his medical training details. He completed a general surgery residency at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center in 1965-66 and followed with a cardiovascular laboratory residency under Dr. G Rainey Williams at the same center in 1966-67.

Page Onelahoma City University of Oklahoma Medical Center G. Rainey Williams

Marriages of Ada Residents Include Four Pairs

Carson Poindexter of Ada weds June Cameron of Ada. Dennis Harris Ada marries Sherry Jones of Allen. Jim Rozzell Ada ties the knot with Wanda Eddy of Ada.

Carson Poindexter Ada June Cameron Dennis Harris Sherry Jones Allen Jim Rozzell Wanda Eddy

Classified Classifieds Buy Sell Trade Rent Notice

Local newspaper notices offer buy sell trade and rental items with contact line 332 4433 for details and listings.

The Great Gift of Giving and Living

A reflective poem by Patsy Teel on giving and living with others. It contrasts self focus with generous acts, asks how one has lived lately, and links love and brotherhood to education and discipline in doing what must be done.

Patsy Teel

Farm price ceilings at parity would raise food costs

The article discusses setting price and wage ceilings to about 75 percent of parity for farm commodities with specific figures for turkeys eggs potatoes chickens beef cattle and hogs. It warns that moving to parity could trigger higher food costs and union wage demands.

Alabama as Second Wettest State by Rainfall

Alabama ranks as the nation second in average annual rainfall at 53.73 inches. Industrial parks have expanded over the past 25 years and now total 14 000 nationwide.

Alabama The Union

Bird Vision Outshines Human Sight in Most Species

A study notes that bird eyesight generally surpasses human vision across numerous species with sharper acuity and broader color perception, aiding navigation, foraging, and predator avoidance.

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