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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

4

Ada Evening News History Consolidations and Rates

Ada Oklahoma publication history shows multiple consolidations from 1901 to 1953 including ADA TIMES DEMOCRAT Pontotoc County Enterprise Ada Star-Democrat and Ada Times-Democrat. Pricing lists for by mail in and outside Pontotoc and Oklahoma total $14.00 to $18.00 per year with carrier delivery in Ada.

ADA Times-Democrat Ada Weekly Democrat Pontotoc Ada Star- Democrat Ada Evening News Ada Weekly Ada Oklahoma

The Benefits of Age and Its View of Food

An essay contrasts youth and age, praising experience over girth and speed. It recalls changing tastes from fast meals to refined dining, citing M. F. K. Fisher and a drive in which a teen favored quantity over quality. The piece notes that aging brings appreciation for well prepared, enjoyable meals.

M. F. K. Fisher

Slow Motion Divorce Hurdles Refused by Court

A court rejected a divorce suit filed after twenty years citing fading evidence and delayed action. It noted limits on credulity yet acknowledged justifications for delay such as shielding children, recovery from illness, or hope for reconciliation before seeking divorce on cruelty grounds.

Investment Brings Interest at Lutheran Church

In Elkhart Indiana AP report 45 families found a $1 bill with their name in the offering plate prompting them to invest. One woman contributed two cents as instant interest and later sent $20 in tithes from part time work. The church raised $488.77 with $45 deduction leaving a net gain of $443.77.

Elkhart, Ind Jos

First European starlings Arrive in America in 1890

A zealous group introduced the European starling to the United States in 1890 hoping to populate all birds named by Shakespeare, a move that later proved to complicate public building cleanliness efforts.

America

Jesus as mediator who understands temptation

The sermon argues Jesus shared human temptations and feelings, yet without sin. Hebrews 4:15 is cited to show Christ as high priest who empathizes with human weakness and can help believers overcome temptation. Jesus endured similar struggles but resisted them, making him a relatable mediator.

Jesus Christ Christ Jesus

Flocked wallpapers of the 17th century sold in wide rolls

The article notes that flocked wallpapers were fashionable in the 17th century and were sold in four foot wide rolls, reflecting period interior design trends and production methods.

Union Hill Church Youth Rally Attends Ardmore Event

Fifty three attended the Union Hill Church of God program on Wednesday with Pat Reamy in charge. Ardmore youth rally Friday night drew Rev and Mrs Doyle Newby Jearl Elvern Horton Lula Keeling Pat Reamy and daughter who earned the banner for greatest attendance.

Union Hill

Hen son and McAnally Families Visit Nearby Friends

Mr and Mrs William Henson visited Mr and Mrs Bill McAnally Monday. Their son and Mr and Mrs Alvin McAnally and Tommy and Mr and Mrs Duke Rhynes called on Mr and Mrs Tommy Johnson recently.

William Henson Bill McAnally Alvin McAnally Tommy Duke Rhynes Tommy Johnson

Local Visits Highlight Rhynes and McAnally Families

Mr and Mrs Junior Rhynes Vaness and Michelle visited Mr and Mrs William Henson on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Phil Rhynes visited Mr and Mrs James Rhynes and family recently. Mr and Mrs Gary McAnally and Kevin visited Mr and Mrs Alvin McAnally and Tammy.

Junior Rhynes Vaness Michelle William Henson Junior Rhynes Phil Rhynes James Rhynes Gary McAnally Kevin Alvin McAnally Tammy

James Simpkins Birthday Dinner Noted At Home

Mr and Mrs Albert Simpkins honored their son James with a birthday dinner Saturday at their home. Attending were Cecil Simpkins Yvonne George Simpkins Durant Otis Webb James Simpkins Matt Keeling Kenneth Hawk Denise Gregory Estelle Simpkins from Littlefield Texas.

Albert Simpkins James Cecil Simpkins Yvonne George Simpkins Durant Otis Webb James Simpkins Matt Keeling Kenneth Hawk Denise Gregory Estelle Simpkins Littlefield Tex

Mrs Audie Teel Visits Pat Teel Dimetri and DeCarla

Mrs Audie Teel visited Mrs Pat Teel and Dimetri and DeCarla on Wednesday.

Audie Teel Pat Teel Dimetri and DeCarla

Garner Family Weekend Outing Report

Dr and Mrs Robert Garner visited Tishomingo on Friday. Terrie Burns of Gaar Corner spent Friday night with Garner. Robert Golden Lynda Garner Jen nifer Garner Gary Hunley and Mike Golden attended basketball games in Vanoss Thursday night.

Robert Garner Tishomingo Terrie Burns Gaar Corner Jennifer Garner Robert Golden Lynda Jennifer Garner Gary Hunley Mike Golden Vanoss

Birthday Party Honors Kenny Jones At Home

Mr and Mrs Benny Jones hosted a birthday party for their son Kenny on Saturday at their home. Guests included Marvin Lee Jerry Doug James Hayes Sherry Cody Vic ki Lee Teresa Johnny Karli F O Jones Reverend Don Newby Kathy Stephen John Lee Mabel Jones Del phia Ada Emma Jones Lynn Rhynes and many family friends. The gathering featured cake ice cream and punch and conveyed warm wishes for Kenny.

Benny Jones Kenny Marvin Lee Jerry Doug James Hayes Sherry Cody Vicki Lee Teresa Johnny Karli F. O. Jones Don Newby Kathy Stephen John Lee

Reverend and Mrs Newby Visit Newbys in Oil Center

The Rev and Mrs Don Newby joined Kathy and Stephen for a Thursday visit with Mr and Mrs Melvin Newby in Oil Center.

Don Newby Kathy Stephen Melvin Newby Oil Center

Visitors attend Pentecostal Holiness Church services

Seventy six persons attended the Pentecostal Holiness Church Sunday. Rev. Glen Eaves led both services. Visiting couples include Mr and Mrs Donnie Lamb and baby from Oklahoma City, Mrs Helen Bradley and daughter, Mr and Mrs Gale Roberts of Pauls Valley, and Mr and Mrs Sammy Taylor. Joy Tucker was wished a happy birthday.

Minnie Lewis Glen Eaves Donnie Lamb Oklahoma City Helen Bradley Gale Roberts Pauls Valley Sammy Taylor Joy Tucker

Local Families Visit Union Hill Baptist Church Members

Mr and Mrs Haskell Gipson and others from Springfield Illinois visited Mrs Josie Northam and family at Union Hill Baptist Church on Sunday. The Franks and Shelly also left Saturday for undisclosed plans.

Earl Franks J Shelly

Bakersfield Visit Highlights Several Local Families

Bakersfield Calif to visit Mr and Mrs James Abbott and see their new granddaughter. Chris Sutton Konawa spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton. The Rev and Mrs Gerald Sutton Chris and Beverly visited Mr and Mrs Willis Sutton recently. Ada visited his parents Harold Griffin Suny Leroy Willoughby and children visited Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis Monday. Mrs Allen Mrs Neta Pearl Goodman Mrs Nannie Cox and Granny Whalen visited Mrs Sue Muck Wednesday. Mr and Mrs S G Pherigo visited Mrs Nannie Cox Thursday. Mrs Ruth Sutton Mrs Margaret Coverington Drucilla Thomas and Mrs Irene Goodman visited Mrs Cox Thursday.

Bakersfield Calif James Abbott Chris Sutton Konawa Willis Sutton Gerald Sutton Chris Beverly Ada Harold Griffin Suny Leroy Willoughby Mrs Frank Lewis Allen Neta Pearl Goodman Nannie Cox Granny Whalen Sue Muck S. G. Pherigo Ruth Sutton Margret Coverington Drucilla Thomas Irene Goodman Cox

Sunday Socials Link Bea Robertson and Local Families

Mrs. Bea Robertson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brendle and son. Tamara Robertson visited Mrs. Minnie Lewis Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Booth were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Jim Robertson, Tamara and Stacy Sunday. Paula Tucker Stillwater spent the weekend with her pal Mrs. Agnes Rutledge and Tonya. Linda Reinschmidt visited Paula Sunday. Mrs. Enola Chilcoat attended church at Ada Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Willoughby and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Marion Willoughby and family Sunday.

Bea Robertson Ralph Brendle Tamara Robertson Minnie Lewis Melvin Booth Billy Jim Robertson Tamara Stacy Paula Tucker Stillwater Agnes Rutledge Tonya Linda Reinschmidt Paula Enola Chilcoat Ada Leroy Willoughby Marion Willoughby

Ada revival draws attendees as local women gather

Mrs Ruth Sutton, Mrs Collins, and Mrs Isaac attended a revival at the First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Ada on Friday night. Mrs Thelma Garrett and Janice Chilcoat are conducting the revival. Others in the community hosted visits include Mrs Bea Robertson with Mrs Lona Soward and Mrs Ruth Sutton with Mrs Seward in Ada.

Lona Soward Willis Sutton Ruth Sutton Collins Isaac First Pentecostal Holiness Church of Ada Thelma Garrett Janice Chilcoat

Visits by Local Women Gather at Northam and Franks Homes

Mrs Hazel Newby and Mrs Ke Wayne visited Mrs Josie Northam Saturday. Mrs Martha Franks visited Northam Monday. Mrs Cassidy Galey visited Mrs Martha Franks Sunday.

Hazel Newby Ke, Wayne Josie Northam Martha Franks

Thanks to Mrs Nannie Cox for weekly subscription

A note thanks Mrs Nannie Cox for her subscription to the weekly paper won as a birthday gift for her sister Mrs Hallo way. The item records a small social gesture and acknowledges the gift arrangement.

Nannie Cox Mrs. Halloway

Tucker Family Heads to Memphis for Singing Convention

Mr and Mrs Paul Tucker and Tonya left Wednesday for Memphis Tennessee to attend the National Singing Convention Paula a student at OSU will fly to Memphis Friday to attend the singing with her parents.

Paul Tucker Tonya Memphis Tenn Paula OSU Memphis

Northam Family Hosts Birthday Party for Matthew

Mrs Helen Northam hosted a Tuesday birthday party at home for her son Matthew’s 2nd birthday with cake and ice cream. Guests included Mrs Elva Kemp Mrs Josie Notham Mrs Marie Welch Mrs Vivian Northam and Bret. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Mike Thomas and Ricky Moore and Mr and Mrs Sally Wyche visiting Mr and Mrs A B Northam.

Helen Northam Matthew Elva Kemp Josie Notham Marie Welch Vivian Northam Bret Mike Thomas Ricky, Moore Sally Wyche A. B. Northam

Community members journey to visit local families

Mrs. Ovella Jared of Coweta and Mrs. Jewel Jones traveled Monday to visit the Rev. and Mrs. Don Cooley and their children in Guthrie, then continued to see Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vanlandingham and family in Woodward.

Ovella Jared Coweta Jewel Jones Don Cooley Guthrie Floyd Vanlandingham Woodward

Birthday Dinner Honors Ladonna Gilliam At Home

Mrs Marie Welch hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for her daughter Ladonna Gilliam. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Haskell Gipson Mr and Mrs Ray Marx of Springfield Ill Mrs Josie Northam Sam Raines Mr and Mrs A B Northam Matthew Clyde Welch and George.

Marie Welch Ladonna Gilliam Haskell Gipson Ray Marx Springfield Ill Josie Northam Sam Raines A. B. Northam Matthew Clyde Welch George

Gipson and Mar Families in Nursing Home Visit

Mrs Josie Northam visited Mrs Belle Wilburn in a nursing home Wednesday. The notice mentions Mr and Mrs Haskell Gipson and Mr and Mrs Ray Mar in social context.

Haskell Gipson Ray Mar Josie Northam Belle Wilburn

Delamar Farhan and Willoughbys Visit in Shawnee Area

Friday visits by Mr and Mrs Delamar Farhan of Shawnee to Mr and Mrs Leroy Willoughby and children. Neal Trobaugh of Oklahoma City and Leon Horton of Ahloso visited the Willoughbys on Sunday. Leon Willoughby also visited the Leroy Willoughbys on Thursday.

Matthew Northam Spends Day with Family

Matthew Northam spent Monday with Mrs. Vivian Northam and Bret while his mother was at work.

Matthew Northam Vivian Northam Bret

Home Saturday Night Music Event Draws Crowd

A home entertainment gathering Saturday night featured music and singing with approximately 31 attendees present, creating a lively, intimate community moment.

Revival draws Ada First Pentecostal Holiness Church family

The Rev and Mrs Glen Eaves and their children attended the revival Saturday night at the Ada First Pentecostal Holiness Church.

Glen Eaves Ada First Penecostal Holiness Church

Rev and Mrs Bert Jones Visit Willie Isaacs

The Rev and Mrs Bert Jones visited Willie Isaacs at his home, spending time in conversation and offering prayers during a quiet community visit.

Bert Jones Willie Isaacs

Lightning Ridge Church Delegates Attend Banner Association

Attendance at Lightning Ridge church Sunday was 51. "Happy Birthday" sung to Geneva McCullar and Lorene McIlroy. Mr and Mrs Jeff Bailey attended the Banner Association at Ahloso Sept 30 and Oct 1 as delegates from the Lightning Ridge church.

May Johnson Lightning Ridge Geneva McCullar Lorene McIlroy Jeff Bailey Banner Association Ahloso

Social Roundup From Roff and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Arno Griffith attended a social at the Roff Sportsman Club Tuesday night. They also joined singing at Colberg Wednesday night and at Lightning Ridge Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Mellroy visited in Ada Saturday with Mr and Mrs Frank Townsley. Mrs Lorene Mellroy and Mrs Estell Cox visited Mr and Mrs Townsley Tuesday and Agnes Bishop.

Arno Griffith Roff Sportsman Club Mrs. Griffith Colberg Lightning Ridge Lloyd Mellroy Ada Frank Townsley Lorene Mellroy Estell Cox Gaar Corner Townsley Agnes Bishop Cleo Griffith A Duffers Fitzhugh Thursy Alvie Griffith Wynnewood Hayden Huffines Jake McGee

Ada Visitors Stay Over Weekend With Faulkenberry Family

Mr and Mrs Gerald Farmer and Jeffrey Lynn of Ada spent Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Lester Faulkenberry and family. Vernon Faulkenberry of Ahloso visited the Lester Faulkenberrys on Sunday.

Gerald Farmer Jeffrey Lynn Ada Lester Faulkenberry Vernon Faulkenberry Ahloso Lester

Wall Family Welcomes Guests and Celebrates 20th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Calvin Wall hosted Anita and James Taylor and Mr and Mrs S I Taylor Thursday. Sunday dinner guests included nephew Jimmy Ray Wall and family from Abilene, Stella Wall of Pauls Valley. Jimmy Wall recently returned from Korea.Calvin Wall marked his and his wife's 20th wedding anniversary on October 7 with visitors in the Wall home including Albert Shaw and Tammy from Purcell.

Calvin Wall Anita James S. I. Taylor Jimmy Ray Wall Michelle Abilene Tex Stella Wall Pauls Valley Jimmy Wall Korea Wall Albert Shaw Tammy Purcell

Jana House celebrates 9th birthday in Roff

Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Bill Thomason and Mrs. Alice Crawford attended the Sept 29 party at the home of Jana House’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl House in Roff. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thomason Mrs. Alice Crawford Miss Veta House Stratford Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Williams and Regina Sulphur Mr. and Mrs. Ab Pipes Roff Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pipes and Mr. Mrs. Earl House and children.

Bill Thomason Alice Crawford Earl House Roff Jana House Earl Jana Veta House Stratford Clifford Williams Regina Ab Pipes Ernest Pipes Chilen

Birthday Notes for Mrs. Alice Crawford in Roff

Mrs. Alice Crawford celebrated her 89th birthday on September 5 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bill Thomason, as relatives including Mr and Mrs Earl House and children Roff, Mr and Mrs Clifford Williams and Regina Sular, and Mr and Mrs Abipes from Roff attended.

May Johnson Visits Uncle and Aunt in Ada

May Johnson was a Monday dinner guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Farrel Sales in Ada. Mr and Mrs Bob Hatcher and Darryl visited May Johnson recently.

May Johnson Bob Hatcher Calvin Wall Roy Laxton Aivie Griffith Naomi Stanfield Alma Dunn May Farrel Sales Ada Darryl

Summers Visit At Joe Summers Home

Mrs Gertie Summers and Mrs Laveta Summers visited in the Joe Summers home Thursday.

Gertie Summers Laveta Summers Gaylon Joe Summers

Credit and Generational Gap in Modern Buying

The author contrasts older Americans’ habit of paying debts with a younger generation that treats debt as acceptable. He argues credit fuels future business, notes most people still honor obligations, and uses vaccination anecdotes to question caution and memory about risk and trust in society.

World Series winds down as fans hope for normalcy returns

A newspaper column reflects on the 1968 World Series with sarcasm about experts and rain delays. It notes the Cardinals as champions in two games, Detroit's hitting routs, and odd moments like a bystander betting on runs. The piece teases end of season and college homecoming.

Cardinals Detroit Supreme Court

Lion mauls boy at Hungarian zoo cage

A boy aged about 10 to 15 was badly mauled after climbing into a lion’s cage in Veszprem Hungary. The lion attacked and dragged him before keepers pulled him free. Hospital officials reported severe wounds to the skull and chest.

Veszprem Hungary

Traffic deaths, injuries rise in Hungary last year

MTI reports 789 people died and 22 250 injured in Hungary traffic accidents during the previous year, highlighting national road safety concerns and impact on public safety.

Budapest Hungary MTI J

Mozambique errors over game reserve concession plan

Authorities in Portuguese Mozambique risk misworded concession terms for Gorongoza Game Reserve amid seismic surveys. The oversight could harm wildlife and drive elephants away from the reserve's populous area during the process.

Beira Mozambique

Shirt Advice Louisville Sign in a South Tavern

A quirky sign in a Louisville tavern urges patrons to roll up sleeves with the motto Those we roll up their shirt sleeves never lose their shirt, reflecting a playful local sentiment about effort and luck.

Louisville

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