Minority Minorities and their Power in Society
The article argues that minorities, though small, can drive change through dedication and organized action. It highlights the Sierra Club as an effective minority group using legal channels and notes apathy in the majority as a factor. It discusses student antiwar protests and lobbying groups as examples of minority influence and the need for active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Pes
Sierra Club
Vietnam
Washington
Devel
Do Your Own Thing and Yet Serve One Another
The text argues that personal uniqueness is a gift from God and should be developed without conformity to the world. It cites Romans 12 2 about renewing the mind and urges believers to offer their diverse gifts back to God as a voluntary act to serve others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Othrs
God
Farm ponds warned hazards to children during storms
The article cautions that farm ponds can float if swamped or capsize and urges swimmers and boaters to avoid ponds when storms occur or spillways flow. It emphasizes that farm ponds pose particular danger to small children and stresses vigilance.
The Family Lawyer and the Adoption Case
A Wisconsin couple seeking to adopt a baby boy were deemed fit despite not believing in the Supreme Being. A judge ruled it unconstitutional to require belief in God to adopt, citing the First Amendment's neutrality between religion and nonreligion. The article notes religious attitudes can influence parental fitness in some cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisons
Otto
Jon
Ous Court
Nostalgic Garden Fads Return in Early Spring Plan
The writer recalls tollyhacks and castor bean plants as garden favorites and outlines a 100 foot planting plan placing castor beans on the back row, hollyhocks, canvas, and elephant ears front. The piece reflects on humor, self laugh, and attitudes toward aging plants and tradition.
Death notices from Francis, Coal Gate, Ada, Allen and Stonewall
Death notices list MRS JENNIE SMITH 76 Francis died Oct 29 Smith Funeral Home BRYAN H STOVER 76 Coal Gate died Oct 21 dim Epperson Funeral Service FRED R POSTER 83 Ada died Oct 29 Smith Funeral Home MRS JUANITA WALKER 48 Allen died Oct 31 MILDRED GRACE MAD DEN 46 Stonewall died Oct 31 Smith Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Smith
Francis
Smith Funeral Home
Bryan H. Stover
Coalgate
Fred R. Poster
Ada
Juanita Walker
Allen
Mildred Grace “Madden
Stonewall
Local ROFF News Highlights From Ada Area
Mary Taleman reports on Ada residents visiting Valley View Hospital patients. Ethel Reed Liza Miller and Bessie Scarberry discussed return home while Daphine Jones remains hospitalized. A Rotary or church dinner drew about 25 people at Ross Baptist. Baby shower at Roff church hall hosted by Methodist and Extension Homemakers with many attendees and gifts noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Reed
Liza Miller
Ada
Bessie ,Scarberry
Minnie Crabtree
Valley View Hospital
Scarberry
Nim Jones
Iidow
Oklahoma City
Daphine Jones
LeRoy Raley
Ross Baptist Church
James Whittaker
Pauls Valley
Wettey Butler
Harold Davis
Opat |Samuelson
Delmar Mardis
Bessie Johnson
Ruby Bryant
Raymond Laseman
Club House
The
Methodist Church
Roff Extension
Christy Anderson
Irene Swink
Ruch Odom
Opal Samuelson
Vernice Davis
Vera Bunyard
Fred Koch
Opal McCurdy
Juanita Teel
Roberta Morrow
Joe
Judy
Othello Mardis
Evelyn Roff
Donna Beller
Mary Laseman
Rhetha White
Jewel Collins
Ruth Jinks
Donstra Wallace
Helen Burrows
Terri Stephens
Betwe Stevens
C. F. Taylor
Bonnie Larsh
Velma Powell
Billie Clevenger
Lynn
Lisa
Lori Larsh
Janet Larham Walsh
Jane Larsh
Dovie Anderson
Gracie Hulcombe
Mazelle Davis
Johnnie Green
Opal Grinstead
Opel McCurrey
Jewell Collins
Barina Belier
Donella Walace
Food Stamp Program Details For November 1973 Rollout
Households electing to withhold the purchase requirement will receive food stamps by mail starting November 1, 1973. In person purchases require an ID and payment before stamps are issued. Stamps come in $30 $10 $3 and 32 books with $5 $2 and 30 cent coupons. Purchasers must sign the book rear. Pontotoc County stores seek USDA authorization to accept stamps. Tulsa USDA office to apply. Stamps usable for food, excluding alcohol and tobacco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
U. S Department of Agriculture
USDA
Tulsa
Parish Chapel Social Notes Chronicle Families
Parish Chapel community news lists visits and gatherings among Wood Law Tucker Isaacs and Qualls families. Residents travel to Oklahoma City Ada Durant and Byars, attend church and lunches, with multiple short visits and weekend trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnie Pennington
J. W. Law
Ann Hamblin
Pat Law
Lynette
Max Law
Greg
Witness School
Ardmore
Pod Law
Robin
John Law
Oklahoma City
Sisder
Rita McCurtain
Ada
R. L. Wood
Durant
Max Laws
Eugene Wood
Cleo Bagwell
Pat Strickland
Jim Shaw
Florence Isaacs
Levelland
Tex
Ray Magar
Center
Frank Dryden
Essel Magar
Stratford
Verneice Dryden
Irene Kiitts
Deris Boles
Peggy Pevehouse
Hayward
Calif
Orin Clay
Coonie
Cathy
Broken Bow
Jackie Ayres
Debra
Darle
Milo Pennington
Clays
Connie Clay
Ruby Dryden
Froy Burk
Thelma Jean Garrett
Thelma Jeau
Gene Garner
Hank Burk
Floy Burk
Mike Ward
Shady Grove
Delbert Tucker
Randy
Rance Tucker
Impson Anderson
Mamie Tucker
Vernon Gray
Maude
Alfreda Chinski
Alameda
Doyne Isaacs
Damon
Latricia
Lavonda
Wichita
Kan
Wiliams
Flippin
Ark
Lowell Watts
Wetumka
Arkansas
J. A. Pakton
Johnna Kay
Layonda
Clareta Gray
Apo Hamblin
Elma Law
Verneive Dryden
Austell Horton
Konawa
Hortons
Johnnnye Qualls
Ken Heth Qualls
Byses
Randy Qualls
Shelia Nabors
Nabors
Kenneth Qualls
Johnnye
Johnnye Qualls
Byars
Qualls
New) Altom
Byars Methodist Church
Stratford Methodist Church
Mildred Altom
Dem‘alra
Nancy Altom
David
Johanye Qualls
Union Hill Community Notes Bright with Visits and Events
Local union Hill notes record pie supper at Youngs Booster Club, multiple family visits across Ada and surrounding towns, 4-H banquet at East Centre State College, and ongoing winder community life. Attendees include Rob ert Golden, Roxie Golden, Lynda, Gable Morgan, and many others visiting relatives, hosting baby showers, banquets, and church gatherings. The piece highlights social ties, family movements, and community schedules around late October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Golden
Lynda
Youngs
Roxie Golden
Gable Morgan
Fitzhugh
East Centre State College
Happyland
Phill Rhynes
Betty Cunningham
Ina Haines
Betty Cunnningham
Patsy Reed
Oklahoma State Motor Bank
Albert Crow
Waller Crow
Luther Parrish
Earl John
Effie McCormick
Shirley Ford
Paul Wilkenson
Marlow
Wilkenson
Beatrice Lee
Behee
Alvin Wells
Lake Texoma
Robert. Bolin
Earnest Lancaster
Garry Golden
Harald Long
Leona Poindexter
Don Newby
Kathy
Stephen
Ron Sewby
Nancy
Melvin
Newby
Qil Center
Union Will Church of God
Weyle Newby
Mazel Henson
Havel Newby
Cita Newby
Willian Henson
Hazel Me.sually
William Jenson
Biicv
Alvin McAnally
Faistly
Gary McAnally
Josephine McAnally
Vernia Lou Tatum
Pickett
Barbara Newby
Manel Jones
Delpha
Yvonne Gray
Alidir Teel
Raddy
Jan Frances Nursing Home
Rejean
Tow Roddy
Buldean
Rordy
Mack Welch
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Bible
Roff
Mary Taleman
Larry Horton
Roy
Togo Wood
Mrs
Tom Latizia
Ronnie Rowe
Toga Wood
Ollie Tucker
Joan Wood
Howard Dorgan Jr
Maysville
Taza Wood
Irene Wood
Joan Ann Howard
Ted Pendergrass
Robert Prater
Shawn
Randalf Hood
Moore
M. R. Tucker
Elmer Love
Love
Biloxi
Miss
Glen Love
Troy Coley
Shawnee
Union Hill
O' Earl Rose
Bob Morgan
Dallas
Daisy Binion
Lena Cochran
Ma Enloe
Edna Golden
Callie Morgan Fitzhugh
Thelma Henderson
California
Methuffee
Hender- 3071
Gerald Henderson
Larry Henderson
Betty Delagier
Mark McDonald
Gil Center
Kirby Tilley
Pamela
Johnny Tilley
Wes Farmer
Galey
Gary Woods
Allan Sanders
Harshall Sanders
Ruby Horton
Roger Stote
Rhonda and
Perral
Vernon Mix Cuedy
Glen Horton
Jimmy Jennings
Roy Choate
Oi Center
Simpson
Alvin Ross
Aaron. Moore
Jerry Ballard
Curse Nolan
Orval Ballard
Matt Richardson
Roger Richardson
Terry Richardson
Myra
Derval Richardson
J. B. Jones
Earl Ducks Worth
Roy’ Jones
Jim Wipkes
Earl] Duckworth
I. W. Kirkes
Dais Binion
Jand Mes
Robert Golde
Joyce Trivilt
Martin
Alice Binion
Ballard Nursing Home
Patti Cummings
Orphelene Hall
Sybil Colling
Bobby Adams
Billy Joe Adams
Joel
Kanawa
Ola Fraley
Sybil Collins
Kenawa
Phelps
Minnie Laggard
Austin Hraley
Mae Stucky
Roger Coshy Ang
Pickel
Thill Riwness
iMrs
J. Fullingham
James Rhyns
James ‘Rhynes
Don al
Harvey Grove
Flo Burch
R. EB. Tilley
D. B. Weswon
Virginia Cecil
Colorado
Gilbert Burch
Seminole
Albert Burch
Re Soto
Annette Jones
Kenny
Kevin
Wellstan
Alfred Lee
Marvin Lee
Jopan Lee
Lalla
Virgle Meeks
Virginia Tiley
Sherry Taylor
Lavona Jones
Lorene Scott
Ray Kemp
Wally Layne
Hoff
John Layne
Maxine Badgett and
Belly Cunningham
Buldean Roddy
Larry Mean
Nicoma Park
Fred Jones
Rube Velozier
Larry Areter
Jerry Rearty
Dan Delozier
Joh Borgas
Antold Velozier
John Delazier
Jack McNutt
Tilley
Eddie McNutt
Ada TE
Tiley
Kevly
Kenny Jones
Buddnnes
William, Henson
Tenna
Lee Keeling
Ada, Beeently
Charles Caplen
Ina Halles Secuily
Marie Hill
Opal Bivins
Ama
Elva Kemp
Beily Cunningham
Ethelene Golden
Daisy Rinign
Orpehelene Hall
Laura Hai
East Central Ballroom
Billy Webb
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