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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
4
A narrator explains that nothing underpins reality and money, showing how absence shapes value. It argues that government bonds create credit, banks lend nothing but credit, and the universe may be built of waves with zero as the core symbol. The piece links physics, economics, and philosophy for a young reader.
An essay links Moses Tent of Meeting to today’s church, arguing true worship comes from costly gifts to build God’s house, not leftovers. It urges believers to make Christ real in each life, so church glory rests in a living congregation rather than a building.
A quirky collage of weather musings and aphorisms. It notes rain as refreshing and snow as exhilarating, then shifts to life wisdom about aging and wisdom, and ends with a sharp remark on opportunism and insulation messaging.
Fred Rogers unit hospital admission last Sunday triggered notify and travel of his California relatives. Rogers children Johnny Brenda to Fontana grandparents Maguires. Mrs Rogers to care for in laws. Mrs Eat Hough in Valley View in critical condition. Community Club all day meeting May 14 to quilt for Mrs Acvel Phillips. Kenneth Clinton and daughter from Tulsa visited.
A collection of quips and tall tales featuring a boy’s wish to stay alive, jokes about color TV prices, a circular lion and bull fable, and social quips about space, marriage, and everyday life. The piece includes brief notes on local events and residents like Dave Roberts, fishing trips, and church activities amid a rural community snapshot.
University of Idaho horticulturist Walter Sparks asserts potatoes contain more Vitamin C than any other source including citrus fruits. The note mentions President George Washington signing the bill to establish the US Navy in 1744.
Greer Brooks and Chuck Clifford traveled to Ada on business. A group of Lula students attended East Central's three act comedy The Curious Savage in Tupelo. Lula sophomores Nora Thompson Patsy Nickels June Wofford and David Fochner attended with sponsor Mrs Pauline Rushing. The Lula Teenage Club met at Lula School May 1 with Gloria Jean Cooper acting president.
In Ada, participants received red and blue awards for health and timely talks, with George Brown and John Boyce Clifford among those honored. Members plan a county fair exhibit this fall as May 29 meeting looms at Lula School, after a regular meeting and a Wiener roast. Many local residents visited, dined, or hosted gatherings, with extensive notes on family and friends.
Myr and Mrs Oren Gray visited Oklahoma City relatives including Lawrence Lane and Arlis Martin. Cordell and Ada residents shared visits in Stratford and with Garrett families. Church events feature Sunday School attendance, sermons by Bro Euel Potter, Bible study Thursdays, and notices of residents moving into new homes and hunting trips to Mexico.
In Oklahoma, a public service feature explains that lawyers cannot represent parties with conflicting interests. It recounts Marvin Bishop seeking damages after an automobile accident and discovering the driver’s insurer is represented by Sawyer Smith. Smith declines due to the conflict, illustrating the duty to avoid dual loyalties. It notes scenarios where multi client representation may occur and stresses safeguarding each client’s full, independent advocacy.
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