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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
4
The piece denounces patronage in Oklahoma and across state governments, arguing for a rigid civil service and exams for appointees. It warns the system fosters corruption, hinders needed legislation, and threatens democratic accountability while noting historical party maneuvering and public safety concerns about driving.
The article traces how Christianity advanced women from subordinate roles to influential participants, highlighting Lydia's leadership in Philippi and Priscilla with Aquila guiding Apollos. It notes Paul’s inclusive stance, argues gender equality in spiritual worth, and contrasts early church influence with modern debates on women’s public roles. It also touches filibuster politics and educational leadership, ending with a reflection on ambition and safety in extreme pursuits.
Miss Rosalie Ellis daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Ellis and Mr Troy Tipton son of Mr and Mrs J O Tipton wed in a ceremony Saturday at 6 45 oclock in the home of the bride's brother Mr Billie Ellis The bride wore a navy blue jacket with pink sweetheart rose corsage and tuberoses.
Stonewall troop 28 camped Friday night after a delayed third period camp. Leon Duke and Glen Ashley won washer tournament. Pete Ingram and Byron Ashley were runners up. Pete Gibson won the high honors in individual play. Clifford Elliot and Cey Gibson also won events. Scout tasks included hauling stone for the flag base. Sunday focused on Sunday school and patrol methods. Names include Byron Ashley Pete Gibson Glen Ashley Coy Gibson Walter Wooley Leon Duke Utah Jackson and others.
Elmer Fraker of Chickasha was elected commander of the Oklahoma department of the American Legion at the state convention in McAlester. W. G. Stigler won the national executive committeeman post with 987 votes, while Jack Porter trailed with 772. Other officers elected include Hugh Haugherty and George Demke. Mrs. Robert Short became state president of the American Legion Auxiliary, with Hope Reed named first vice president. A resolution urged payment of adjusted service certificates at face value with interest canceled and refunds of paid interest.
The Treasury plans a 1 730 900 million financing to retire the last World War Liberty bonds and raise 500 million to bolster cash reserves. Holders may exchange maturing 41 4 Fourth Liberty bonds for 10 12 year 2 3 4 percent bonds or 3 1 2 year 1 1 2 percent notes for cash, with total refunds near 1 250 000 000 and public debt possibly reaching over 29 500 900 000 briefly.
Harlan Kentucky September 4 The county attorney Elmon C Middleton was killed when a dynamite blast destroyed his automobile as he started the engine in front of his home amid fierce Democratic primary fighting. Middleton had drawn criticism from the county grand jury and officials after backing Adjutant General Henry Denhardt and national guard troops.
Classified ad highlights high value returns for investments, urging readers to compare rates and terms. Emphasizes reliable returns and practical guidance for potential investors seeking smart, profitable placements.
Mr and Mrs W E Ress announce the marriage of their daughter Wanda to Edward L Herrmann son of Mr and Mrs E P Herrmann of Fort Worth. The wedding was August 17 in Sulphur with Rev Weeks officiating. The bride wore a navy blue ensemble and accessories. Wanda graduated from Ada High School.
Mrs. F. A. Knight, age 75, hosted a Francis home reunion with five daughters and two sons. The Knight siblings from Loco Olney Throckmorton near Ada Vernon Hugo and Francis gathered for the first time in 25 years, as Mrs. Knight has resided with daughter Mrs. B. A. Chaddick for 19 years.
A Ada group led by S C Boswell A M Kerr Milton Keating W D Little and Senator Allen G Nichols met Oklahoma City to press for Pontotoc County road projects The panel urged completing the Bebee oil fields route to Highway 18 and adding hard surfacing on the Ada to Sulphur link The highway commission will review but made no firm commitment.
A fresh flood threat loomed in the Rio Grande valley as earlier floodwaters receded leaving several homeless. Heavy rains in the Black Range near Leasburg dam 70 miles north of El Paso contributed to another rise downstream, though not expected to reach the prior flood levels.
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