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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1969

Page

4

Ada Weekly News and Ada Evening News Consolidation History

Ada based newspapers trace lineage through mergers from 1853 to 1912. W D Little and Don Cook serve as publisher and editor as the papers become The Ada Times-Democrat and Ada Evening News. Consolidations include The Ada Weekly News and related titles under county and regional paper networks.

W. D. Little Don Cook Ada Oklahoma News Publishing Prin Democrat Ling, Co Tontotce County Ada ‘Times-Democrat

Summer Dangers Highlight Oklahoma Drownings and Safety

A 1968 Oklahoma drownings report outlines causes from unsafe swimming in familiar waters to boating hazards. Dr A B Colgar and Bob Pike urge learning to swim, buddy system use, supervised areas, life jackets, and proper safety checks to reduce deaths this summer.

Oklahoma Bob Pike Division of State Parks Oklahoma Industrial Development and Park Department A.B. Colgar Colvar Colyard Boy Scouts Pike

Bible uses and dangers in modern life from a fragment

A fragment from a newspaper column discusses Mutiny on the Bounty as a true story and warns that merely possessing the Bible is not enough. It cites Alexander Smith and Berwea readers, urges daily scripture study, and reflects on a double standard in Bible use among Christians. The piece ends with local notes about Sharon Gant visiting her grandmother and a Texas visit by Earl Jones and Teresa Graham.

Alexander Smith Bounty Paradise Smith L. R. Akers Iit Berwea Acts Sharon Gant al Eag Alice Forerean

The Family Lawyer on ignorance of the law and justice

A meditation on legal knowledge and intent argues that ignorance is not a defense in most cases while noting limited fairness in enforcing laws. The piece references Holmes and Ruskin to contrast practical law with biblical study and ethical living. It also reports a Albuquerque city encroachment case and local social notes from Oklahoma communities.

Broadway Pasadena John Donne Oliver Wendell Holmes American Bar Association

Around The County Around The County

A brief note mentions mothers and children, noting all but one child remain at home for Mothers Day. The item centers on family arrangements and domestic duties without broader event details.

Saintly Visitors Mark Weekend Church Attendance

Stonewall Mr and Mrs Earl Caldwell of Oklahoma City visited their son Billy Ralph Caldwell and family Sunday and attended the Church of Christ Sunday night. Eighty seven attended Sunday morning. Visitors included Sharon Johns Filmore Ruth Cole and others from Shawnee Coal Gate Riders Oklahoma City Fort Worth. Betty Spink Fort Worth visited her sister Bill Elkins family over the weekend.

Earl Caldwell Oklahoma City Billy Ralph Caldwell Church of Christ Sharon Johns Filmore Ruth Cole Davie Miller Shawnee Bail Eddings Debra Coalgate Bill Anie Riders Betty Spink Fort Worth Tex Bill Elkin Bill Elkins South Carolina Bill Elkine W. H. Elkins Buddy McBl Troy Williams Valrey Parley View Hospital Ents W. O. Hunt Roy Williams Christ Judy Young Ira Jones Wiliams

Local Update Touches Family Gatherings and Funeral

Mrs Morrison was taken to the hospital recently. Mr and Mrs John Green visit Stillwater while Mr and Mrs Tite and Stephanie stay with grandparents. Families from Atoka and Dallas mark Mother's Day with relatives. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Nazarene Church for Don Cordway, burial in Rosedale Cemetery. Thanks to Mrs Wayne Strand for her WEEKLY subscription.

John Green Ada iStillwater Tite Stephanie Atoka Bill Ellis Nicai Annie Drenner Gray Amddren Lee Webb Dal‘Jan Frances Nursing Home Jigs, Tex The Nazarene Church Don Cordway Larjal Rosedale Cemetery Wayne Strand

Local residents share weekend visits and gatherings

Mary Laseman reports Mrs. and Mrs. Melvin Johnson and family from Fay jetteville Ark., visited Mrs. Clay Johnson and siblings. Several families from Roff and surrounding towns visiting relatives in Ada and Oklahoma City. Open house displays and church attendance highlighted a busy weekend with many caringly detailed family visits.

Mary Laseman Melvin Johnson Laura Robert Beth Fayjettevile Ark Clay Johnson Rudean Clifton Bill Williams Cindy Oklahoma City Harold Davis Mary, Laseman Ada Roff Home Extension Powell Ralph Burleson Nora Tyree

Mirror of Scripture Teaches Action Not Just Hearing

James urges readers to be doers of the word not merely hearers. The Bible serves as a mirror of self reflecting true nature. Action on what is learned unlocks real understanding and personal application of its meaning.

James Sooners

Oklahoma Spirit From Past To Present And Tornado Lore

A reminiscence on Oklahoma history and identity blends pride in farmers Indians and outlaws with playful nods to monsoon myths and summer heat. The piece contrasts old time scenes with modern comforts, then shifts to local society notes and a cluster of social visits and travel.

No direct event headline from Ada to Oklahoma gambling tale

A reflective essay recalls Ada Oklahoma heritage and Indian ancestry while celebrating Oklahoma’s gambling spirit and resilience through milestones from oil to cattle. It notes tales of hangings and regional memory, concluding with optimism about the future and risk taking.

Oklahoma

Portraits of Mother and Life's Gentle Wisdom

A collage of quotes on motherhood, sacrifice, and living well. It mingles lines about a mother's quiet toil with maxims on happiness, honesty, and responsibility, weaving reflections from artists and educators into a gentle, period voice.

Verse on Opening to God’s Light and Purpose

A devotional poem inviting prayerful openness to divine guidance. The speaker asks Bord to keep them open to God’s love so His light can shine through, fulfilling their life’s purpose. The focus is spiritual reflection and personal vocation.

Bord

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