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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1918

Page

6

Giddings Urges Red Cross Support in War Drive

Hon E J Giddings told Red Cross workers in Pontotoc county that indifference harms the war effort and urged subscription to the Red Cross drive. He warned against slackers and said the Allied victory may take years with Germany’s defeat pursued by a united front. The campaign, led by J M Wintersmith, will start in school districts Monday and run through Wednesday night.

E. J. Giddins Red Cross Mr. Giddings Germany America France Belgium Roumania Serbia Pontotoc County J. M. Wintersmith

Why We Must Pay for Red Cross

William Allen White argues the Red Cross performs vast humanitarian duties beyond medical aid, beyond government capacity, and relies on unpaid volunteers. He cites aid in Italy and France, relief funding, and the independence that allows flexible, on the ground action without political credit.

RED Cross William Allen White

Ada Hosts Colorful School and Red Cross Parade

A large Ada parade showcased school children in garden work banners and Red Cross outfits, led by a juvenile band. Boy Scouts and home guards added military flair as citizens watched for blocks, followed by a church program with officials urging continued school funding and garden efforts.

Red Cross Prof. Cruz First Methodist Church L. T. Walters Board of Education Ada J. W. Dean Bridges Oklahoma Merrill Red River America Morris

Red Cross Drive Boosts Pontotoc County Chapter Achievements

Secretary W. D. Little says Pontotoc County Red Cross marked its first birthday with a strong fund drive. Six districts meet goals as membership swells to 933 annual, 1,321 subscribing, 15 contributing, 10 sustaining, 116 life, and 20 patron members while nursing, tuberculosis hospital work, and French children aid highlight the chapter's impact in wartime morale.

W. D. Little Pontotoc County Red Cross M.levin of Oklahoma Ada American Red Cross France Washington Toul Nancy Germany Evian

East Central normal commencement plans announced

The ninth annual East Central normal commencement begins May 19 and runs through May 21 with a senior musicale, a senior play, and sermons by Rev. Dr. Arthur Lee Odell and class address by Pres. J. W. Cantwell. The note also highlights war work tied to A. and M. College and local cooperation.

East Central Normal Arthur Lee Odell Henry Kendall College Tulsa J. W. Cantwell A. and M. College Odell

British Block Ostend Base Sink Vindictive In Concrete

British naval forces block the German submarine base at Ostend by sinking the obsolete cruiser Vindictive across the harbor entrance. One British motor boat was lost. casualties were light.

Associated Press London Ostend Admiralty Paris Grivesnes Park Mont Didier Albert Somme Ancre Lys

Message of loss and pledge and a college fund plan

A grieving parent recalls a son sent to fight the Hun and killed in No Man's Land, with a mother and father choosing to donate the saved college money to the Liberty Loan to help others. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle reports on the Boys Working Reserve surpassing 130,000 enrollments nationwide as young men join farm work efforts.

No Man’s Land Liberty Loan George Tibbits Rochester Colorado Connecticut Idaho Kansas Nebraska Oklahoma Reserve New York Pennsylvania

Message from Charles Wagner on peace and liberty

New York May 8 German crusade for world domination draws a pacifist appeal from Charles Wagner Paris author of The Simple Life. He warns against a German peace and urges Americans to oppose violence and defend liberty.

New York Charles Wagner Paris Wagner United States National Committee On the Churches Goliath David Poland Alsace Lorraine Washington Lincoln

Hay ties and binder twine from W. C. Rollow sale

Readable text notes hay ties hay machinery and binder twine offered by W. C. Rollow with a date fragment 5 9 5tw. The item list hints at a rural supply or auction context led by the noted seller.

W. C. Rollow

Limitation On Ministers Pasturates Lifted In Southern Methodists

Atlanta May 16 The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adopted the minority report on the time limit for ministers allowing bishops to appoint indefinitely upon quarterly conference and cabinet approval. The body also voted 172 to 76 to replace holy catholic church with church of Christ in creed and ritual, a change eight years in the making.

Atlanta General Conference The Methodist Episcopal Church, South Committee On Revisals Bishops Holy Catholic Church Church of Christ

For Sale Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Pigs

For sale 10 week old pure bred Duroc Jersey pigs sired by large modern boars from equally bred sows. Price 20 dollars per M. Zimpel, Ste a.

M. Zimpel Stea

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