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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1958
Page
4
An essay-style piece argues that North American native education reveals cultural aims and contradictions. It describes three methods including teevee story devices, comics, and elders taught schooling. Group and individual combat. constant exams and pressure shape youths for adult roles.
A sermon-like essay contrasts the majority dismissing minority insight with Joshua and Caleb’s faith. It argues faith counts God in plans, warns popularity cannot guarantee truth, and cites Moses, Israel, and biblical lines to stress discernment over crowd opinion.
R. W. Roberts appeared in county court Wednesday and entered a guilty plea for Rachel A. C. Beller charged with driving an overloaded truck. Roberts paid a total fine and court costs of $65.05 as punishment for the infraction. News Want Ads Get Results Just Dial FE 2-4433.
Smiles is presented as a transformative tale where a smile inspires happiness in his home, boosts workplace harmony, pleases clients, and makes time feel younger. The narrative links a smile to social and professional success and personal warmth with a PTA meeting tonight.
A whimsical collection of quips and jokes appears, including exchanges about census takers, debt payments, and a humorous line about a child addressing Rin Tin Tin. The page also recalls a Princeton reunion, a misfired international comment, and students visiting Chief Justice Hughes to see government in action.
Nellie Blackwell died May 6 in Stonewall and services were May 10 at Free Will Baptist Church with burial at Frisco cemetery. Leard of Stonewall died May 5 with services May 9 and burial at Stonewall cemetery. Mother's Day visitors included residents from Oklahoma City Atoka Fitzhugh Ada Holdenville and Norman. The BUITON-POPPER operetta May 9 drew large crowds and many costumes were handmade. District meeting of the Mason Lodge held in Allen with Stonewall attendees. Baker Virgil Wilson and family visited Alex Britton in Wayne.
Mr. and Mrs. B B Ryan traveled to Texas for duane Ryan and Joyce Fowler's wedding in San Antonio. They stayed with the Fowler family, visited Battleship Texas and the San Jacinto monument, then crossed Washburn Tunnel on their way home.
The community recounts a busy weekend with military visits, family gatherings, and housebound relatives. Duane Ryan and his bride returned to Woodward for a three day stay before his year left in service. Lee Pharr and family welcomed visitors, while Fred Rogers recovers at home with daughters upgrading the living room. Mothers, grandparents, and relatives gathered for meals, a marble game, and a platter party as neighborhood names and places appear across Enid to Duncan and Lindsay.
Geneva Gregory and ten other club members plan to join Coal County home demonstration groups next Friday aboard a 20 passenger chartered bus for an educational trip to Oklahoma City. Twenty attended Pleasant Hill Sunday School as did twenty at Jesse Sunday School with church services led by Bro Looney.
Members of the Clear Bogay Watershed committee met last Tuesday in an evening session at the community building. Participants included Dr Willard Rhynes Judge Lavern Fischer Dave Roberts June King Tom Horton Jack Adair and Chare Evans. King Horton Evans and Adair had lunch with Mr and Mrs Roberts.
If you hire someone to act for you such as a lawn cutter or a shopper, you may be legally responsible for their actions and the contracts they make while acting as your agent. Even without your direct consent, a business partner’s signed contracts can bind you if you share the enterprise.
Charles R. Lovin faces formal second degree forgery charges in Wilbur P. Lee's justice court after W. A. Box of Ada alleges Lovin signed the name C. V. Lovin to a 5.50 check at the W. A. Box Service Station on May 11.
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