War would fix our nation says Arkansas school crisis picket line
A column argues that Gov Faubus defying federal orders and private schools would spark civil conflict. The piece envisions wartime training value, civil defense gains, and simplified diplomacy, suggesting nations would refrain from fighting while Americans learn by doing in a private war scenario. It concludes soldiers from Arkansas and Tennessee would be taught basic skills and count to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
United States of America
Orval Faubus
Washington
New York
Oklahoma City
Tennessee
Questioning Hope for World and Self
The passage asks if there is hope for humanity and for individuals, noting that most people, especially the unselfish and public-minded, feel the world's woes deeply and agree that the world needs hope beyond private paradise.
Umbrella loan dispute prompts awkward exchange
Jerry confronts Terry about borrowed umbrella. Terry apologizes and explains it was lent to a friend who claims the owner wants it returned. The odd dig about a dishwasher follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry
Terry
Jumbled Prose Snippets With Quips and Quotes
A collection of varied lines that mix parable phrases and humorous asides. The speaker moves from moral reflections to lighthearted jabs about life and media, ending with a jab about a short TV ad.
The Jewish Hope and the Christian Promise Across Ages
The text contrasts ancient cycles with Jewish hope for a straight line toward a future Golden Age. It traces the Messiah expectation from Anna and Simeon to Jesus, noting that many Jews failed to recognize him while some Christians hoped for Christ’s return. It closes with enduring Christian belief that Christ will reign and prevail, despite uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theira
Messiah
David
God
Luke
Anna
Simeon
Jesus
Carpenter
Christ
Hell
Flight desert humor and misreadings mix at dinner
A dinner guest jokes about passing nuts while a distracted professor mocks the idea of failing. In a desert plane a trio of nationalities comments on the Sahara and a punchline about happiness and memory appears. A quip about fairy tales and a late work night ends the excerpt.
Feet of Clay and the Costs of Travel
Quote laden reflection by Elsie Rhodes on pioneers and travel. Poignant lines compare past and present life noting taxes debt and gender roles, ending with travel’s era changing impact and a wry critique of modernity. Jean McElrath contributor line about waxed floors frames the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean McElrath
Old gardeners never die they just spade away
A humorous exchange unfolds as an angry country woman objects to a cramped windowless room while a bellboy directs her to an elevator. The dialogue showcases character clash and a comical misunderstanding in a hotel setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shuford
Newly Married Couple Carriage Ride Stumbles Twice More
A newly married couple leaves the church in a horse drawn carriage. The horse stumbles on a rock prompting the groom to say That's one. The horse stumbles again and then trips on a rock, prompting the groom to say That's three.
Conservation Notes Ponds and Planting Highlight Week
M L Litten of Latta completed a reservoir while Glen McDaniels near Fittstown finished two ponds and Howard Welch south of Vanoss staked a second pond. Frank Crabtree and A J Kalmar in Union Valley buy pasture drills to seed vetch and small grain in Bermuda pastures. Willard Rhynes, district board chair, drilled 200 acres of vetch small grain and clovers on his Burr Valley ranch. Warren Hogue near Steedman reports good rye stand from seeding Sept 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation News
M. L. Litten
Latta
Glen McDaniels
Fittstown
Howard Welch
Vanoss
Frank Crabtree
A. J. Kalmar
Union Valley
Bermuda
Willard Rhynes
District Board of Supervisors
Burr Valley
Warren Hogue
Steedman
Bebee
Karl Tilley
Worstell
Ben Theimer
Women and rope tied to bathroom line trigger social chatter
A provocative proverb contrasts gender and space as observers remark on utilities and privacy. The remark risks reinforcing stereotypes while sparking discussion about women and domestic spaces.
Odd Quatrains and a Banking Joke
A playful misquote set features Laurence Feisenlohr and Stuart Pennington on quirks of sight and cooking. A banker responds to a customer about Mr. Jones, noting his trusted status and a tongue in cheek threat of being tried if caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Jones
Father Remains Legally Responsible for Child Support
A divorced father must continue supporting his minor children at the court ordered amount even after the mother remarries. The judge explained that paternal duty endures until the children reach age unless an adoptive guardian steps in. Contempt of court and criminal non support are possible for failure to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Susan
Mellowed Eliot Seeks Understanding Of New Play
Poet T S Eliot, 70, says his first play in five years, The Elder Statesman, will be understood by readers though many misread his work. Born in St Louis, he became a British subject over 30 years ago and has married Valerie Fletcher. His sardonic wit and the success of Murder in the Cathedral are noted as his plays run well and earn money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
T. S. Eliot
Elder Statesman
Britain
St. Louis
Eliot
Valerie Stearns Fletcher
Kelmscott Chaucer facsimile to be published by World
World will publish a facsimile of the William Morris Kelmscott Chaucer with Burne Jones drawings on November 17. The 576 page edition reproduces the original text, woodcut initials and borders, with pigskin binding and an introduction by John T. Winterich. The price is $17.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris Kelmscott
John T. Winterich
William Morris
Doves
Italian Eggplant Veal Dish on Menu
A chef highlights a traditional Italian plate named Melenzana con Vi tella featuring baked eggplant with veal. Diners may find this savory combination offered at select restaurants.
Seed harvest prospects and field cooperation in Pon tot epe County
Indian grass seed is ready with prices at 80 cents to $1 per pound. Farmers can have SCS agents inspect fields at 525 East Main, FE 25815, to estimate harvest worth. Local cooperators include Howard Welch, Robert Bolin, Bud Graves, and A J Porter. signs for district membership are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main
Federal
SCS
Soil Conservation District
Pontotepe County
Howard Welch
Robert Bolin
Bud Graves
A. J. Porter
Recognition Scout Fete Planned Here
The 14th annual Recognition Dinner by the Arbuckle Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, will be in Ada on November 10. Charles S. Griffin from the national office in New Brunswick will speak. The event, at East Central State College Student Union at 7 p.m., recognizes Silver Beaver candidates and presents Veteran and Training Awards to eligible scouters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbuckle Area
Boy Scouts of America
Ada
Charles S. Griffin
Relationship Service
National
New Brunswick
N. J
East Central State College
The Blackfeet Raiders on the Northwestern Plains
John C. Ewers presents a vivid anthropological account in The Blackfeet Raiders on the Northwestern Plains. The book traces Blackfeet life from prehorse days to horse era, detailing camps, hunting bands, raiding, trade with whites, and the social arc from infancy to old age, with insights from years of field study and museum work. The work, part of the Civiliz ation of the American Indian series, is published by University of Oklahoma Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma Press
Norman
Northwestern Plains
John C. Ewers
Ewers
Museum of the Plains Indians
Blackfoot Reservation
Museum of History and Technology
Smithsonian Institution
Warlock by Oakley Hall a stark frontier Western novel
A frontier town battles Abe McQuown, a deadly gunslinger who provokes citizens to hire Clay Blaisdell to restore order. The tale blends crime and morality with vivid gunfights and sharp character sketches, praising pace while questioning vigilant justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe McQuown
Nutritious Between Meal Snack Idea
A milk based drink combined with fruit or vegetable juice and a handful of unsweetened crackers provides a balanced between meals snack option.
Men Stage Race ends as trooper wins chase
A Texan and an Oklahoman race their cars on a county road near Ada and are fined $21 each for reckless driving. State Highway Patrolman H. T. Gay chased them after their Sunday sprint, with Bert E. Ratliff presiding in JP court. The drivers were Thomas Mayberry Randolph of Freeport Texas and Jerald L. Ford of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Gay
Bert E. Ratliff
Texas
Thomas Mayberry Randolph
Freeport
Jerald L. Ford
Ada
Parmesan Herb Meat Balls in Tomato Sauce
A meat mixture shaped into balls uses grated Parmesan cheese minced parsley and crushed garlic mixed in. Balls are simmered in tomato sauce and served with spaghetti.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
ADA Times-Democrat
W. D. Little
W.W. L. Knickmeyer
Oklahoma
News Publishing and Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Ada Evening News
Ada Weekly News
Adjyning
Okla
Little Rock
State of
Johnny Rebs
Russia
Germany
Katie
Ordore
Trayeq
Steve
Oklahoma Bar Association
Prisoners of Hope
Hope
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Sahara Desert
Elsie Rhodes
Pontotoc County
Laurence Feisenlohr
Stuart Pennington
By Eddy Gilmore
Chaucer
Stock Market
Jacob O. Kamm
World
Mr. Kamm
Drexel Sales
Byng
Jess LaSalle
Pleasant Hill
W. L. Knickmeyer
Warlock
Oakley Hall
Viking
McQuown
Clay Blaisedell
Carl Schroeder
Morgan
Clay
Brunk
Jessie
Angel
Kate Dollar
Ctizens
Hall
New England
Bottling CO
Fulton
Cage
Trader Mills
N. Broadway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!