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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1973

Page

4

A Little Protection May Tie Down Mobile Homes

The piece argues for wind tiedown standards for mobile homes citing tornado and storm damage in Georgia Texas and South Carolina. It notes legislative interest from U S Senator Bill Brock and Congressman Lou Frey and mentions the National Mobile Home and Recreational Vehicle Safety Act. It emphasizes simple, self installed or park wide tie down systems to reduce damage and casualties as mobile homes rise in popularity.

U. S Bill Brock Lou Frey University of Michigan Georgia South Carolina Texas U.S

Bailment in a coat theft case at department store

A department store faced a bailee duty after Phyllis left her fur coat in an open corridor closet with no lock or guard and the coat was stolen. The court ruled the store must provide reasonable safekeeping when employees are directed to use a specific place, though employees share some responsibility.

Phyllis Clost

Future shock and schooling in a changing world

The piece muses on future predictions and the risk of societal discarding, technology outpacing ethics, and the fear that humans may become expendable. It recalls Greek thought and a Pontotoc mother’s remark about destiny, warning against passive adaptation and urging active learning.

Unifying voice of Christ breaks walls of division

The essay discusses how Jesus’ voice and presence unite diverse groups. It cites Scheel’s novel The Big Fisherman and a Bavaria visit to show that mutual love of Christ enables believers to overcome real, deep differences. The Jerusalem temple wall symbolises barriers Christ removes.

Lloyd Douglas Veldi Jesus Munich Jesus Christ Christ Jerusalem Ephesians God

Shower honors Jackie Loyd at Ro bert Mayberry bridal shower

A bridal shower for Jackie Loyd bride elect of Robert Mayberry was held in the Tupelo school cafeteria last Monday night. Hostesses were Connie Reed Dessie Fortner Nancy Smith and Jewel Brashers. The couple will marry May 25 at Friendship Baptist Church Oklahoma City with Rev Garry Haskins performing. Attendees included many relatives and friends across the community.

Jackie Loyd Robert Mayberry Tupelo Connie Reed Dessie Fortner Nancy Smith Jewel Brashears Friendship Baptist Church Oklahoma City Garry Haskins Larry Woods Lois Clifford Nora Turner Lee Cross Bill Lowden Davey Johnston Wellie Scott Sue Parnell Dorothy Vickie Tennie Woods Richenda Brown Martin McCurdy Jean Harkins Myrtie Pat Rush Johnny Flowers Lola Connie Perkins Hubert Flowers Sherman Drennan Gladys Davidson Ford Krebbs Charles Leroy Sims Evelyn Jones Richard Tomlinson Connie Sweat J. D. Reed Flora Reed Thalia Cox Fred Sneed Margrett Johnston Robert Brashears Tom Gibson Ella Dunn Carl Hill Melvin Holland Norbie Romines Will Holland L. N. Sandy Nora Lee Jim Whitehead Shirley Graham Joe Brown A. A. Howell Kay Howell Gaylin Childers Dewey Snow Larry Hedgecock Ricky Kelli Good Jim Poole Don Weller Evelyn Guffey Jay Ward Pete Parks Hamp Thompson Charles Janaway Cheryl Don Brashears Oretha Perry Becky Willie Williams Rita Herbert Sanders Brenda Vergie Chriss Dave Robinson Ruth Hyatt Betty Johnson Juanita Loyd Jack Uhlich Bessie Dailey Genevieve LaDonna Kifer Gladys King Knox Sweat Maude Leona Whelchel Velma Dyer D. E Angie Jamie Reed Phyllis Ray J. R. Linker Marvin _ Brashears Sally Mayberry Pete Brashears Ray Schutte Roy Johnston Charles Harter Marcia Jessie Loyd Jimmy Bullard J. C. Archer Glenn Sanders Jim Brooks Helen Cooper Eula Northcutt Bob Mayberry Stella Brown Bob Smith Paul Fortner Oneila Loyd Estelle Billingsley Sue Lynn

Sunshine Sunday School Meets with Memorial Dinner

Sunshine Church hosted a memorial dinner Saturday for Rev and Mrs Jake Brady to honor their decades of church service. About 150 attendees heard a plaque presentation as Brady, ordained in 1947 at the church, was recognized along with representation from several local churches and many Brady children and grandchildren.

Sunshine Cuba Heard Kay Parr Melissa Green Rita Sawyer Don Parr Sunshine Church Jake Brady Brady

Local Social Roundup of Visits and Outings Across Konawa and Nearby

Mrs Marie Brashier and Mrs Nevada Brashier fished in a farm pond on Thursday and Friday afternoons, catching bass. Many neighbors including Edd Henson Celia Kay Kit Thomas and others visited each other across Ada Konawa and Midland over the weekend with family gatherings noted. National Guard duty in Ada marked the weekend for Edd Henson.

Mulgee Theta Dave Higgins Illinois Tom Marshell Henryetta Conrad Massey Perry Don Ross Tishomingo Mike King Eunice Whitton Joe Abbott Lee Holbert Tecumseh Theta Massey Marie Anderson Clyde Avery Brent Shelley Brian Alamogordo N. M C. L. Blankenship C. L. Blanken Clyde Newton Edd Miller Arlene Avery Edd Blankenship Charlie Blankenship W. E. Miller Ada Altus Inez Miller Vaness Marie Brashier Nevada Brashier Edd Henson Celia Kay Oklahoma City Bobby Millican Fred Braddock Robin Tracy Woodward Edward Brashier Kit Thomas Kit Paul Donna Braddock Robin and Kay Henson National Guard Nathen Brashier Robin and Tracy Dora Braddock Ronald Brashier Guy Binkley Lizzie Chapman Minnie Lucas Edna Shortes Dirt Rice Billy Ken Midland Tex Mae Rice Larry Pendleton Brad Meeker Chester Williams Lucille Pendleton Alvin Arter Fort Worth Claude Arter Rhonda Oleta Bryant Julia Fred Bowera Virgie Bray IOOF Konawa Tuesay Louada Henson Billie Konawa

Bridal shower honors Dian Gurley in Pinley home

Mrs Laverne Pinley hosted a wedding shower for Miss Dian Gurley bride elect of Wayne Pierce at her home Saturday. The couple plan to wed June 8 at Oak Avenue Baptist Church. A crocheted cloth covered the gift table as guests brought numerous gifts.

Laverne Pinley Dian Gurley Wayne Pierce Oak Avenue Baptist Church Whitey Goodman Lorene Vandergriff Elva Lane Mary Pinley Albert Pinley Virgie Miller Florence Isaacs Albert Pierce Hollis Kite Opal Ward Stonecipher M. C Mary Cox Ruth Sutton Opal Sutton Herman Williams Billy Pierce Ada Eason Leon Pierce Louisa Pinley Glen Eaves Billy Bob Ashley Minnie Lewis A. C. Terry W. M. Pierce Carl Pinley Pat Jarrett Hansel Burk James Duncan Leo Scott Glen Pinley Terri Wilson Robert Pierce

Deaths in Oklahoma and Ada area roll call

Obituaries list multiple residents with ages and death dates from May. Names include NEWT HOLLAND 71 ADA resident SAM HOUSTON DUCK WORTH 65, ADA. WILLIAM MACKEY 78, ADA. LUTHER TEEL 82, ADA. EUNICE GRAHAM 47, ADA. BUENA VESTA WILLIAMS 81, ADA. JESS INGRAM 57, STONEWALL. MARY ANN SORRELLS 90, COALGATE. IDA NOAH 70, COALGATE. ARTHUR YOUNG 73, COALGATE. TOM MCCARTY 74, ADA. CORA CANTWELL DAVIS 69, STRATFORD.

Craft Warning Won't Be Flags At Cleveland Marinas

The National Weather Service in Cleveland says small craft warning flags will not be used at local marinas this summer. Forecaster Bill Kennedy notes flags are obsolete and urges boaters to use VHF receivers or radio weather broadcasts. Previously marinas contracted with the weather service to display flags amid delays and forgetfulness.

Cleveland Ohio National Weather Service Bill Kennedy Weather Service Kenedy

Sunday School Attendance and Local Church Notices

The Baptist Church reported 51 in Sunday school with Virgie Gantt as assistant superintendent. Rev. Dennis Tate delivered the morning message and will attend the Oklahoma Bible Conference at Falls Creek this week. Various parishioners and families visited relatives and attended events throughout the week, including Beebe, Tate, Ross, and McLaughlin households. Beebe stitches for Floyd. Bobbie Beebe at a nurses conference. and several nursing home visits.

the Baptist Church Virgie Gantt Dennis Tate Falls Creek Owen Magar Tate Perry Don Ross Jack Caton Pickett Maud Sliger Vince Abbott Merle Abbott Oklahoma City Ted Beust Christen Smith Clarence McLaughlin Cindy Beebe Wilma Stowe Henry Neel Ada Bob Ross Bertha Cantrell Ballard Theta Massey Ethel Mitchell Leisure Nursing Home

Teachers warned of pupil traps in The Teacher

London AP reports The Teacher warns teachers to avoid being alone with pupils of either sex and to refrain from unnecessary physical contact with pupils amid concerns over permissiveness and sexual sophistication among children.

London Britain National Union of Teachers

Cattlemen Battle Beef and Chicken Ads in Story War

The American National Cattlemen's Association forms a truth squad to counter meat boycotts while the National Broiler Council launches a large ad campaign in major cities to tout poultry as a better value. Mrs. James Tyler leads rancher spokesmen touring New York and Washington to present the beef case.

American National Cattlemen’s Association James Tyler Industry Information Council of ANCA New York Washington Broiler Chicago Los Angeles D.C Atlanta Dallas Chicken People

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Mobile Living Communications Center Pontotoc County Edmund Burke RSLS SPE Bavaria Germany Peissenburg Upper Bavaria Karen Green Melissa Pontotoc Danny Buck Heard Jim Wyche Mary Phillips Mary Jo Green City Hall Ada Business and Professional Women’s Club Mary Summers Addie Stringer Joy Lee Green Trent Sherrill Joe Swart Roff Mary Leroy Summers Clyde Hobgood Jimmy Blackburn OSU Extension Center Julia Thomas Odus McGalliard Paul Young J. L. Green Rofs Leon Parrish Milton Snow Nora Ross Bertha Strickland Tex Maner Frank Strickland Strickland Mike Maner Air Force Tacoma Wash Frank Holman Steven Holman Bixby Gene Treas Pryor Lattn J. W. Strickland Rosie Flatt Viola Nickel Eulas Brannon Curtis Ross Harvey Baker Berie Fay Dudly Minnie Hubbard Velma Lee Melton Gary Smith Robbin Gale Charles Dowrch Douglas Nolan Woods Audry Charlie Lillard Burlie Cantrell Ahloso Deloris Davis Mary Winton Sharron Gantt Pat Kelley Ann Ross Gerald Sutton Michael Barker Debbie Davis Rhonda McDaniel Kim Nowlin Glenda Stowe James King David Maner Samuel Ott Dean Ross Gentry Sanders J. C. Treas Ahloso School Latta Newt Holland Stonewall Smith Funeral Home Sam Houston Duckworth Criswell Funeral Home William Mackey Luther Teel Eunice Graham Jess Ingram Mary Ann Sorrells Coalgate Leonard Funeral Home Ida Noah Jim Epperson Arthur Young Tom McCarty Cora Cantwell Davis Stratford Pickard Funeral Home Written Mrs. R. C. Ross National Broiler Council NBC Tyler Oklahoma State University Linda Williams Miss Williams Stonewall High School van A. Williams
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