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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1965

Page

4

Oklahoma Ambassadors Needed To Counter False Impressions

The piece argues Oklahoma offers diverse climates and landscapes with pine forests, heavy rainfall in the east, mild winters, and abundant lakes and streams. It critiques persistent images from the Dust Bowl era and urges residents to actively correct misunderstandings to improve the state's image nationwide.

Oklahoma Panhandle el Centro Calif Ada Kansas New Mexico Colorado Texas America

Humphrey to Speak at Oklahoma Democrats Dinner in July

Vice President Hubert Humphrey will arrive in Oklahoma City on July 13 for a Democratic fund raising dinner aimed at wiping out the party debt and funding 1966 campaigns. He invited Oklahoma's congressional delegation to tour the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston before the dinner. Oklahoma party leaders anticipate a record-money haul to erase a $136,000 debt, with Ralph Ball Ray C. Jones and David Mayne named Jefferson Jackson Day dinner cochairs.

Washington Hubert Humphrey Oklahoma City Oklahoma Humphrey Manned Spacecraft Center Houston Fred Boston Oklahoma State Central Committee Finance Committee Oklahoma Party Organization Smith Hester Cochairmen Ralph Ball Ray C. Jones David Mayne Shawnee

James Attends Harris Family Reunion in Wynnewood

Overton James, governor of the Chickasaw nation, will headline a Harris family reunion on Sunday June 13 at the City Park and American Legion hall in Wynnewood. The Cyrus Harris lineage, a former first governor of the Chickasaws, helped set tribal laws and relocated communities after removal.

Overton James Cyrus Harris Wynnewood Mississippi River Oklahoma Harris Boggy Depot Tishomingo Mill Creek American Legion James

McGee Memorial Day Homecoming Planned at Community Building

McGee Memorial Day Homecoming will be Sunday at 11 a.m. in the McGee Community Building. Families should bring a basket lunch while coffee is provided by the McGee Home Demonstration Club and pop will be sold. An afternoon of singing follows and all are invited.

McGee McGee Home Demonstration Club

Ada Post Office to Close for Memorial Day

Ada Post Office will be closed May 3 for Memorial Day according to post master Hicks Smith Jr. All deliveries will be suspended.

David and Bathsheba Sin and the Root of Sin

The devotional discusses King David's sins including adultery and murder as a harsh biblical honesty. It argues that while biographies omit flaws, the Old Testament records sins clearly and that sin stems from self indulgence and pride. It emphasizes that any sin is an insult to God and exposes human arrogance against divine will.

David Bathsheba Io Samuel Uriah Nathan

David's Sin and Its Aftermath Reflected in Psalm 51

The piece traces how David's moral failings affected his kingdom and family, leading to emulation, Tamar's rape, Amnon's murder, and Absalom's and Ahijah's rebellions. It concludes that Psalm 51 expresses his repentance and honesty before God, though consequences endure.

David Tamar Amnon Absalom Ahijah

It Seems To Me It Seems To Me Editor's Note

Editor urges weekly columnists to add interesting anecdotes from personal or others experiences to enhance features without abandoning visitation. He suggests featuring engaging stories and keeping family units intact when writing about visitation, with front page potential for standout pieces.

Strickly Visitation

Ada Reservists Go To Chaffee In Late June

Ada Army Reserve unit to train two weeks from June 26 to July 10 at Ft. Chaffee Arkansas. About 100 members join with Ardmore and Lawton groups to form combined forces under Lt Col Elwood S Hall Wilburton and Col Steven Morelli Tulsa who commands the 401st Artillery Group.

Ada Ft. Chaffee Ark 79Th Artillery Ardmore Lawton Elwood S. Hall Wilburton Steven Morelli Tulsa 401St Artillery

Clinic Examines 206 Children In Pontotoc County

The Pontotoc County Health Department completed a series of preschool clinics with 206 children receiving physical exams and social maturity tests. Makeup days are scheduled for June 8 and 10 for those who missed the sessions. Dr. Ray A. Northrip urges parents of upcoming kindergartners to have children examined by family physicians or at the Health Department, 106 East 13th.

County Health Department Ray A. Northrip Health Department East 13Th

Union Hill Community Notes Details Local Visits

The Around The County column lists visits by the F. L. Cunninghams to Oil Center, Mrs. Howard Cunningham and Debbie to Rev. and Mrs. Cunningham, Johnny Long and Ann Johnson to Vanoss for junior high graduation, and gatherings of the Vanoss Alumni with plans discussed for a banquet. The next meeting is June 22 at Vanoss School at 7 30 p.m.

Union Hill F. L. Cunninghams Warren Cunningham Oil Center Howard Cunningham Debbie Ada Cunningham Robert Golden Harold Haines Lavona Jones Mack Welch Vanoss Center School Martha Love Troy Pinley J.T. Murphy Carson Phillips Kenneth Brendle Vanoss School

Lightning Ridge Notes on Local Visits and Misadventure

Thelma Perriman visits Lawrence and relays skunk incident en route to a commencement. Otis Coffey and family host gatherings in Lawton and Konawa. Van Schuyver travels to Oklahoma City for a check up after lung surgery. McCullar family attends baccalaureate in Oklahoma City for granddaughter Cherri Brewington. Garrett Beller visits with daughter and son in Tulsa, then Claremore for memorial. The text ends with an unfinished note about Andy's funeral.

W. E. McCullar Oklahoma City Cherri

Community activities and visits in Stonewall

Friday and weekend events in Stonewall feature family visits church youth fellowship at Free Will Church. Residents including the Cantwells and Woollys, plus Briggs and Vandegriff families, spend time with relatives, attend services, fish at Lake Texoma, and celebrate anniversaries.

Stonewall Mrs. Beller Free Will Church

John Ray Family Visits During Marilyns Tonsil Operation

Mr. and Mrs. John Ray stayed with their son John E. and family last week while Marilyn underwent tonsil removal surgery.

John Ray John E Marilyn

Great granddaughter arrives as Kimmel family hosts

Mrs. Kimmel receives news of a new great granddaughter with a Saturday evening arrival. The visit by Mrs. Kimmel’s relatives includes Barbara Gurley of Ada and Enoch Gurley of Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs Dude Fennel and children dine with the Kimmels on Sunday.

Miles Kimmel Barbara Gurley Ada Roy Cantwell Joe Bob Kimmel

Graduation brings Young family to Tupelo High School

Mrs Simon Young with Elaine and Clay visited her parents Mr and Mrs Short Fortner to attend the graduation of her brother Ellis at Tupelo High School. Mrs Young visited with her grandmother Mrs Brooks in Valley View Hospital. Pam and Tammy Fortner spent Saturday night with Patsy Young, Elaine and Clay.

Simon Young Elaine Clay Mrs. Short Fortner Ellis Tupelo High School Mrs. Young Brooks Valley View Hospital Pam Tammy Fortner Patsy Young

Luster Mellroy Family Visits and Funeral Attendance

Mr and Mrs Luster Mellroy of Bartlesville visited relatives and attended the funeral of their uncle Andy Dame at Stonewall. Luster Mellroy Clayton Bishop and Mr and Mrs Frank Townsley visited Lloyd Mellroy Saturday. Mrs Margie Stewart repainted her house and, with Mrs Roberts, canned green beans Monday.

Luster Mellroy Bartlesville Luster Lloyd Andy Dame Stonewall Clayton Bishop Frank Townsley Lloyd Mellroy Margie Stewart Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Roberts

Cemetery Fund Drive At Ada Seeks Support

The Lightning Ridge Cemetery is improving and asks interested readers to donate through Mrs. Ercy Ownby Route 5 Ada to help keep the cemetery in good condition.

Lightning Ridge Ercy Ownby Ada

Union Valley Car Talks and Eagle Scout Honor

Betty Rogers writes that a car is essential with Stanley’s car back from the shop after two weeks. Mrs Bunny Rogers and Sam attend a Boy Scout Court of Honor where Winnford Wood receives the eagle badge. Friday visitors include cousins Herbert Cooper Mark Jackson Latta and Mrs Mac Stegall Clinton. Saturday night visits from Bill Thompson and family.

Stanley Bunny Rogers Sammy Boy Scout Court of Honor Winniford Wood Jack Wood Herbert Cooper Mark Jackson Latta Mac Stegall Clinton Bill Thompsons

Latta High valedictorian Becky honored by visitors

Sunday dinner guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rae Thompson at Rogers home. The menu featured fresh garden green beans. Later, Mrs. Bunny Rogers and friends visited Joe Love and family at Latta to congratulate Becky Love as Latta High School valedictorian.

Rae Thompson Rogers Bunny Rogers Steve Susan Scott Joe Lovelace Larry Gary Becky Latta Latta High School

Thompsons Share Holy Land Films at Union Valley Church

Special guests Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Thompson joined Ronald and Paul Ada at Union Valley Baptist Church Sunday night. The Thompsons showed films of his trip to the Holy Land, the 176th screening of the reels. Rev. Jim Mosley is the pastor.

Union Valley Baptist Church Bobby Thompson Ronald Paul Ada Thompsons The Holy Land Jim Mosley

Saturday Night Supper Guests Share Family Visits

Saturday night supper guests of Mr and Mrs Curtis Wylie were her brother and family Mr and Mrs Louie McKay and Leslie Borger Tex The Mc Kays visited in Stonewall and Tupelo Sunday Kenneth Maxwell spent Thursday night with Steve Rogers They said they wanted to celebrate their junior high graduation.

N. S Norman Vandegriff Gerald Thurman Lake Texoma Pauline Vandegriff Jesse Wanda Wilson Curtis Wylie Louie McKay Leslie Borger Tex McKays Stonewall Tupelo Kenneth Maxwell Steve Rogers

Stonewall High School Graduates Named by Community

Congratulations to Stonewall High School graduates Dewey Madden Jimmy Biggs Linda Sanders and Paula Mathis as the community salutes their achievement.

Stonewall High School Dewey Madden Jimmy Biggs Linda Sanders Paula Mathis

Foot Injury Delays at Work After Steel Mishap

Jimmy Edwards suffered a broken foot when a steel piece fell at his job last Thursday. Swelling prevented setting the bone until Monday, but by Tuesday he felt better and was moving on crutches.

Jimmy Edwards

Martin family plans disrupted by wind and rain

C. C. Martin of Tulsa spent Monday with his brother and family Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Martin. They planned fishing, but strong winds and rain altered plans and he returned to Tulsa on Tuesday.

C. C. Martin Tulsa J. E. Martin

Revival at Union Valley Church Announced for May 28 to June 6

The First Baptist Church of Union Valley schedules a revival from May 28 to June 6 led by evangelist Rev. Jess McDowell of Ada with singer Bruce Scott.

The First Baptist Church of Union Valley Jess McDowell Ada Bruce Scott

GAAR CORNER Social Visits Highlight Ada Area Guests

Mrs Ruth Walker and Mrs Stella Walker Ada along with Daphne Cruce and others were Monday guests of Mr and Mrs Ann Bradley. Ada residents Wilson Phillips Gary Phillips Freddie Phillips Carson Phillips Glen Hyden visited the Phillips home. Mose Lee Latta visited Monday. Susie Martin Oil Center and Christine Martin visited Mrs Estell Cox Wednesday. Luster McIlroy Bartlesville were Monday guests in the Cox home.

Ruth Walker Stella Walker Ada Daphne Cruce Melody Faith Hope Charla Ann Bradley Wilson Phillips Gary and Freddie Carson Phillips Glen Hyden Tom Phillips Mose Lee Latta Phillips Home Susie Martin Oil Center Christine Martin Estell Cox Luster McIlroy Bartlesville Cox Home

Local families gather for visits and reunions in Ada and Ramona

Community notices report weekend visits to the Snipes and Dees households in Ada Oklahoma. Guests include Fletcher and Wanda Snipes, Frank James, Annette Williams, Thelma Jean Garrett, and many Maddox family members. The John Maddox family departs Tuesday for a three year assignment in Istanbul Turkey.

John Maddox Ramona Danny Brenda J. C. Maddox Maddox Bill Maddox Billy Joe Maddox Bryan Taylor Oklahoma City Melba Wood Lisa Anita Moore Gene Maddox Karen Lowell Wayne Bob Jackson Vanessa Ada A. E. McDonald Homer Joe Maddox Wes Jeannie Stratford Max Law Gregg Lynette Rita Jackson Istanbul Turkey

Evening with Sheep Farmers and Insight on Ideas

A narrator recalls an Dallas opera night with two Kentucky sheep farmers who critique USDA policies and discuss breeds. They outline profitable sheep production, note Corriedale use, and warn Kentucky bluegrass suffers from parasitic infestation and overgrazing. The conversation blends farming and horse racing perspectives.

Dallas Kentucky Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture Southwest USDA Texas Oklahoma America Kentucky Bluegrass

Satellites Track Storms in Atlantic 1961 65

From July 1961 to June 1965 satellites detected 10 storms and tracked 8 others in the Atlantic Ocean, marking an early period of orbital weather monitoring and storm tracking.

Atlantic

Be Yourself in Writing Says Teacher

A teacher urges students to write from within. Tommy submits a piece listing inner body parts and foods, including the stomach heart liver two apples one pie slice a lemon drop and lunch, illustrating a literal mind set.

Tommy

Quote from Pope Paul VI on fighting evil with good

A reflection stating that evil cannot be defeated by evil and that true victory requires strengthening good without compromising conscience. It emphasizes moral integrity and steadfast ethical resolve as the path to overcoming wrongdoing.

Pope Paul VI

Nesbitt Attacks Trust Funds Managers Ousted

Oklahoma City district court suit filed by Attorney General Charles Nesbitt seeks removal of two trustees of the late Dr. R H Wilkin estate. The trustees Roy G Glass and John A Bush are accused of pocketing 38495 over 23 years and giving nothing to disabled children the funds were intended to aid.

Oklahoma City Charles Nesbitt Nesbitt R.H. Wilkin Roy G. Glass Oklahoma City Bank John A. Bush

Jesse Cemetery Work Day Scheduled for Monday

A community workday at Jesse Cemetery is planned for Monday with volunteers asked to bring trucks and wheelbarrows to spread chat. Attendees should assemble at the grounds at 9 a.m as funds for upkeep are running short and donations are invited. The association also hires the grounds for mowing.

the Jesse Cemetery

News Classified Ads Buy Sell Trade Rent FE 2-4433

Classified notices advertise buying selling trading and renting options with contact number FE 2 4433 for inquiries and listings. The short item resembles a local paper’s classifieds page.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hubert McGee States Holiday Meeting Dr. Foreman Chaffee Pontotoc County Johnny Long Ann Johnson Vaness Tommy Johnson William Henson Billy Pamela Allen Holdenville Darlene Johnson Union Hill Baptist Church Thelma Perriman Otis Coffey Garrett Beller Bunk Roundtree Vicky Mr. Roundtree Claremore Will Rogers Memorial Garrett Belleri Andy Bob Dennis Maurice Cantwell F.F.A Elmore City J. E. Woolly Jim Sherry Cantwell Bob Hatcher Robert Mrs. Cantwell Ercy Own Grace Johnson May Wanna Walker Kathy Warren Nida Mrs. Woolly Betty Rogers Mrs Johnnie Flowers Annette Williams Thelma Jean Garrett Mrs. Flowers Fletcher Wanda Snipes C. A. Whitaker Jerry Robbins Lindsay Snipes Frank James Henry Dees Orlan Dees Linda Opal Sutton Verna McCurdy By Buzzy Bonehouse Connie Nelson Target Abby Suzanne Douglass Cupid Margaret Fishback Miz Wilkins S. Omar Barker Christ Red Sea Sir Thomas Brown
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