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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1937

Page

4

County road program could transform Pontotoc Oklahoma

County leaders forecast a bold road plan funded by oil tax proceeds with potential 144 miles of new roads in four years. If oil rises, revenues grow. state gains and local maintenance costs shift as roads gradually join the state system. Abraham's faith and minority perseverance provide moral context for public duty.

Pontotoc Oklahoma Marland Ada Allen State Highway Commission Pontotoc County

What Her Lips Tell A Hollywood Make-Up Expert

The article cites Lilian Rosine of a major studio who analyzes lip shapes to judge a wife’s temperament. It warns men that thin lips mean argument, rosebud lips promise pouty manipulation, full lips invite jealousy, and downturned corners suggest harsh humor. She notes women mask mouths with makeup, deceiving men.

Lilian Rosine Hollywood

Local Notes On Movements And Visits

fH) SOCAL reports from Thursday's Daily Gene Dare list Earl Crawford of Allen visiting relatives in town and handling business after returning from Mt. Vernon Illinois where he attended to the death of his mother.

Gene Dare Fourteenth Street Mt. Vernon Illinois

Allen visitor and local shopping noted in city

Wednesday's Daily records A. C. Compton of Allen visiting friends and shopping in the city Tuesday. It also notes William Shelly Rogers, recently ill, has recovered enough to resume duties in his law office.

A. C. Compton Allen William Shelly Rogers

State Tax Conflicts and Political Figures Stir Debates

The piece laments tariff and tax clashes between states, cites Wisconsin's cottonseed oil levy, and notes retaliatory moves by southern states. It critiques foreclosures in government loan programs and discusses party name changes, peace versus war, and the rise of dictatorial regimes as the main risks to global stability.

Uncertain era headlines blur with political and social notes

The piece surveys figures and views from Premier Blum of France burdened by a rediscovered racy book, American vacation spending, and government anecdotes. It weighs the appeal of honest governance, promotes Oklahoma touristic potential, warns of grasshopper plagues, and mocks Hitler’s labor decree as a cure for political ambition.

Russell Bond Takes Post as City Church Director

Russell Bond left Thursday for Huntington West Virginia to serve as educational and choir director at the Twentieth Street Baptist Church in that city.

Russell Bond Hunington West Virginia Twentieth Street Baptist Church

Frances Wintersmith’s Texas Visit Ends With Friday Return

Mrs Frances Wintersmith of 500 South Highland is due back Friday after visiting relatives and friends in San Antonio and Comfort Texas for several weeks.

Frances Wintersmith South Highland San Antonio Comfort Texas

Local Residents Share Hospital and Shopping News

Mrs Harold Curtis of Fittstown remains in a local hospital after major surgery. Mrs Julia Armstrong of Allen visited friends and shopped in Ada on Thursday. J O Hamilton of Allen had an eye operation in Ada Thursday. Mr and Mrs Virgil Norvell and family of Vaness attended to business and shopped in Ada Thursday.

Harold Curtis Fittstown Julia Armstrong Allen J. O. Hamilton Virgil Norvell Vaness Ada Clyde Compton Wanda Lou

Thompson Family Visits Fairfax Relatives Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Thompson and daughter Helen of Fairfax are visiting Mrs. Thompson’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Ver Trees and other relatives here over the weekend. Mrs. Meaders Chilcutt hosts guests Mrs. A. Albracht and her young daughter from Kansas City Missouri.

G. C. Thompson Helen Fairfax Meaders Chilcutt A. Albracht Kansas City Missouri

Funeral directors convention trip to Mineral Wells Texas

Gene Smith and Warren Chil coat will attend a state funeral directors convention in Mineral Wells Texas. C. H. Butler and son Otho Butler of Allen went to Wewoka on a business trip. R. L. Scoggins of 712 West Ninth street has returned from medical treatment in St Louis Missouri.

Gene Smith Warren Chilcoat Mineral Wells Texas C. H. Butler Otho Butler Allen Wewoka R. L. Scoggins West Ninth Street St. Louis Missouri

Honey Grove Man Visits Mother for Weeklong Stay

Emory Swinford of Honey Grove Texas visited his mother here Friday evening. Mrs Swinford and his small daughter Rhoda Jaye accompanied him and will stay a week for the visit.

Emory Swinford Honey Grove Texas

Allen, Sugg Couple Attend Forensic Contests

Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Allen of Liberty Texas visit Alta Binn Allen over the weekend. Bill Little and Virginia Sugg head to Jacksonville Illinois for national forensic contests. Bill won first in original oratory at Stillwater and Virginia took second in dramatic reading.

Curtis Allen Liberty, Texas Alta Binn Allen Bill Little Virginia Sugg Jacksonville Illinois Bill Stillwater Virginia

Mrs. Richardson Visits ill sister in town

Mrs. W. L. Richardson of Wapanucka arrived Sunday to visit her sister Mrs. A. H. Davis who has been ill for two weeks. Davis's condition is reported somewhat improved.

W. L. Richardson Wapanucka A. H. Davis

DeWitts Visit Spencers in Stamford Texas

Mr and Mrs Sam DeWitt and their daughter Diane of Stamford Texas visited Mrs DeWitts parents Mr and Mrs E L Spencer 126 West Sixteenth and friends here over the past weekend.

Sam DeWitt Diane Stamford Texas T. J. Copeland Gladewater

Local residents plan short trips and moves regionally

Harrison Phillips travels to Yuma Arizona to visit relatives. Mrs. Fred Johnson and Miss Virginia Braly joined Mrs. Haskell Jones in Holdenville. Bland Harden from Tulsa visited Ada over the weekend. A. E. Davis from Allen conducted business and shopped locally Saturday. Mrs. C. C. Chauncey from Langley Field arrives to visit while Major Chauncey serves at March Field. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Baker plan to relocate to Sherman Texas after work with radio.

Fred Johnson Virginia Braly Haskell Jones Holdenville Bland Harden Tulsa Ada C. C. Chauncey Langley Field Virginia Major Chauncey March Field California

Ada Social Roundup Notes Visits and Births

Miss Eula Mae King returns to Chanute Kansas after a weekend visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilkinson announce the birth of Barbara Sue on April 29 at a local clinic. Mrs. Myrtle Linthicum of Dallas visits Ada with her granddaughter Richard. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Copeland of Gladewater Texas visit Ada relatives.

Ed Wilkinson West Twenty-third Street Barbara Sue

Local residents leave on business and family trips

Steve Allgood departed Tuesday for Muskogee to head the clothing department there and his family plans to join him later this week. Miss Letha Tallante had a tonsillectomy in a local hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Orel Clampitt visited friends and shopped in Ada Tuesday. Oscar Hatcher left Tuesday for San Antonio to conduct business for several days. Mrs. J. E. Fitzgerald shopped in Ada Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Ebey set out Wednesday for an extended Gulf Coast trip to New Orleans and southern Louisiana.

Dewey Manila Bay America Bryan McKinley Steve Allgood S. and Q. Clothing Muskogee Oscar Hatcher San Antonio Texas W. H. Ebey New Orleans Gulf of Mexico Louisiana

Miss Imogene Norvell Visits Vanoss And Shops

Miss Imogene Norvell of Van Ness visited friends and shopped. J. E. Dunn of Roff transacted on and shopped in this city.

Imogene Norvell of Vaness J. E. Dunn Roff

State fair inspection trip to Dallas by Hill Granger and Toler

J B Hill Dr Ed Granger and George Toler traveled to Dallas on Wednesday to inspect state fair buildings and assess facilities for the event.

J. B. Hill Ed Granger George Toler Dallas

Farm Column Good Meeting of Y N Club Monday

The Y N home demonstration club met at Mrs H C Vinson's home for an all day session. Mrs L A Casey presided in Mrs A G Stout's absence and the group discussed kitchen improvement with a dairy materials demonstration by Mrs Morgan.

H. C. Vinson L. A. Casey A. G. Stout H. C. Wison Morgan F. O. Brown Fay Wiser Jack Walker John Swindle C. P. Thornhill Dorothea Bob Honeycutt Moods Vinson C. H. Hodges Leona Solomon Jessie Morgan

Plot twist tops American judicial history

A razor sharp narrative recounts a legal saga so improbable that even Dickens might have dismissed it as fiction. The piece highlights surveillance, twists, and high stakes within a single courtroom drama, underscoring the case’s outsized impact on justice and public perception.

Tax Levied in Social Security Case Before Supreme Court

The old age pension section of the social security act is argued before the Supreme Court. It imposes a payroll tax on employers and employees from 1 percent to 3 percent after 1948. The Justice Department says 26 million employees and 2.7 million employers pay taxes, with $3 billion in receipts projected over five years to help reduce the public debt. George P. Davis of Boston challenges the pension system as violating states rights and due process. Arguments on unemployment insurance provisions may also be decided May 17.

Washington Supreme Court Department of Justice George P. Davis Boston

Christian Churches Hold Convention in Okmulgee

In Okmulgee on May 5 delegates from 54 towns gathered for a three day Oklahoma Christian churches convention. M E Qualis of Ada was named vice president of the second district Layman's league. Dr Donald Baker spoke on medical aid in Mobolombe Belgium Congo detailing staff challenges serving 100000 natives. Other speakers included Dr A W Fortune Dr Donald Sheridan and Dr Bert Wilson.

Okmulgee M. E. Qualis Ada Oklahoma Christian Churches Donald Baker Mobolombe Belgium Congo A. W. Fortune Lexin Ky Disciples of Christ Donald Sheridan First Christian Church Bartlesville Bert Wilson Indianapolis

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE ADA Weekly News Okla Abraham God Sodom Gomorrah Lot Mespotamia Jehovah Valley of the Dead Sea Roosevelt Congress Harlem Father Divine Jesus Christ SOCAL Earl Crawford Thursay Wisconsin Uncle Sam Republican Party Republican John Hamilton Earth Premier Blum France Mr. Blum Europe Johnston County Pennington Hitler Harrison Phillips Lawrence Yuma Arizona A. E. Davis Gene Baker Sherman Baker KADA Eula Mae King Chanute Kansas Myrtle Linthicum Henry Grant Grant Richard Letha Tallante Orel Clampitt of Stonewall J. E. Fitzgerald
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