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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1958
Page
4
A new Weekly feature highlights local reporters who cover community life from births and marriages to accidents and church activities. Readers are urged to give reporters tips or “leads” to chase, with phones connections and in-person tips encouraged to keep coverage strong.
The piece argues Jesus faced real temptations, not mere trials, since temptation is part of being human and the true sin lies in yielding to it. It contends many writings discuss the topic, underscoring the human aspect of Jesus.
The article argues three temptations tested Jesus as he pondered his mission as king. It frames miracles as powerful but imperfect uses of power and emphasizes that ultimate kingship comes through the cross and transformed hearts.
Jockey W M Cook, a graduate of the former Detroit jockey school run by Harry Trotsek, now serves as trainer for the Hasty House Farm stable. Football coach Al Kelley of Brown is an assistant at Cornell and Yale and is a Cornell alumnus.
A bunch of carrots diced typically yields about two cups after cooking. The amount serves three to four people.
The message urges drivers to halt when approaching stopped school buses and to proceed with caution at or below ten miles per hour. It notes exceptions in business districts and emphasizes safe, legal passing practices, including avoiding passing on the right and not crossing center lines.
A collage of lines on childhood magic and stardust, plus aphorisms and quips. It weaves reflections on luck, preparation, and humor in politics, ending with a string of varied personal references and sayings.
A collection of pithy quotes on committees meetings dinner family luck and clever wordplay. Notable lines include Hal Chadwick on action over talk Bill Vaughn on monthly meetings Oscar Wilde on forgiveness and humor from Ellen Jacobson and Homer Phillips about back into trouble and a TV light study by a child.
Seventeen lettermen reported for Tulane's opening-day football practice led by Coach Andy Pilney. The session marked the初 start of preparations as the team builds depth and evaluates early roster options.
Vardis Fisher narrates a novelized yet factual recount of the Lewis and Clark journey. The book covers the 40 plus men pushing up the Missouri across the Rockies to the Columbia and back, with Sacajawea playing a pivotal role saving and guiding the expedition. Clark’s first name is William.
Michigan State's starting ends Sam Williams and Dick Barker, both married, each have a son, highlighted among current best sellers and fiction. The list includes works from Nabokov to Galbraith and Kerr, with travel and mystery titles noted.
A bookstore review contrasts Heather Jimenez’s But I Wouldn’t Want to Live There with Paul Roberts’s Two Views on Travel. Each author recounts family travel, language, visas, and cultural clashes across Mexico, Egypt, Beirut, Athens, and Cairo, assessing when children should abroad and how to save money while living with foreigners.
Hungarian engineer Andras Ancsa loses work and freedom as political repression rises. His wife and their dog Niki symbolize liberty and independence in a grim tale of tyranny and exile. Dery’s autobiographical prison memoir frames a humane legend of freedom.
Miss Phyllis Swarts of Chickasha formerly of Tishomingo was given a cash scholarship by Oklahoma College for Women for attaining the top grade average in OCW during the second semester of the 1957 58 school year. OCW president Dr Freeman B Beets presented the award.
The guide states that fresh white bread with plenty of butter yields moist fluffy stuffing without extra liquid. It suggests adding lightly cooked onion and optional celery, plus poultry seasoning for flavor.
Season continues with two ponds planned and two completed this week. J A Rogers of Vanoss and James Bolin at Oakman have ponds laid out or staked. Howard Welch and Robert Bolin completed ponds. Ten acres of gully shaping finished by Mayo Cottingham. A J McCullar seeded 50 acres of small grain and vetch. Pasture improvements include Otis Coffey, Howard Asendorf, and Nolen Dyer overseeding and seeding 11 to 20 acres in vetch, small grain, Bermuda, and clover. Tobe Wingard finished feeding 200 acres of oats and vetch. Jimmie Thomas sowed 80 acres of alfalfa.
Mrs A E Loftis of Allen is developing a conservation plan. Gilbert Burkhart of Hart community completed two diversions. Johnnie Boring drives the district tractor pulling the pasture drill. Warren Hogue has about 100 acres of vetch small grain and white dutch clover near Steedman in good stand seeded about three weeks ago.
Pontotoc County Heart Unit will hold its annual meeting Thursday night in the downstairs waiting room of the Sugg Clinic. Dr. Ray D. Gravyhill will address the gathering as medical advisor and rheumatic fever expert. Mrs. Lucille Erwin from the state Heart Association will also speak. County officials include Norman C. Mitchell as chairman, Frank Jared as vice chairman, Mrs. Darmeda Ryan as secretary, Dr. John B. Morey as medical adviser, and Mrs. Jerry B. Gwin as Rheumatic Fever chairwoman. Folk from all parts of the county are expected.
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