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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1955

Page

4

A Question of Decency Over Laguna Beach Pageant

The ADA Weekly defends its Laguna Beach Pageant feature showing living models in art, arguing nudity serves beauty and truth. It cites Judge Woolsey on artistic technique and asserts no indecency in reproductions of Manship Actaeon and Cellini salt cellar, inviting reader input.

Laguna Beach Calif Paul Manship Actaeon Diana Benvenuto Cellini John M. Woolsey United States District Court Woolsey Ulysses Joyce Main Street ADA Weekly Encyclopaedia Britannica

Westview News Notes On Faith Life And Community

Westview column reports L. E. Perrin revival at Westview Baptist Mission September 16 to 25 with church bus, prayers, and a large crowd. neighbors attend rallies at Allen, celebrate Luther Keith and Pickett’s 30th anniversary. multiple visits and social events from Westview families and visitors across surrounding towns.

L. E. Perrin Westview Baptist Mission Kenneth Rhoades Kenny Darrell Farrell Harold Carroll My Son Luther Keith, Pickett Westview

Shawnee Visit With Mr and Mrs Frank Lamirand

Shawnee residents spent time visiting with Mr and Mrs Frank Lamirand and their family during a recent gathering.

Our girl flees in moonlight notes and PTA humor

In a fragmentary diary tone the writer recalls a girl who vanished after a night of love, leaving a note about getting married. The piece shifts to PTA humor with Mrs. Young assigning duties at Horace Mann PTA and Mrs. Osborn joking about her husband's aid.

Forsooth Coop Heaven Earth Parent- Teacher Association PTA W. K. Young Horace Mann Pta Rose Osborn Carl Osborn

Paraphrase of a wedding lament in a playful tone

A reflective verse notes a girl who chose marriage over thrift and simplicity. It hints at loss and hope that she finds happiness in her new life, contrasting strict frugality with matrimonial fulfillment.

The Will of God Simple Yet Profound

A sermon outlines that the right path is defined by love and obedience to God. It cites the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the command to love one’s neighbor as fulfilling the law. The message emphasizes that God’s will is simple in essence yet requires mindful application.

Borneo Malachi God

Marriages in Ada Reflect Local Matches

Jack Wilmoth aged 33 and Ber nice Wilmoth 34, both in Ada, wed. Edmond Lee Bailey 24 of Ada tied the knot with Jo Ann Jamar 18 of Ada. Aaron Gray 47 of Ada married Lois L Lamb 40 of Ada. An estimated 216 million people live in Africa.

Jack Wilmoth Ada Bernice Wilmoth Edmond Lee Bailey Jo Ann Jamar Aaron Gray Lois L. Lamb Africa

Patricia Williams Stays With Grandmother in Chickasha

Patricia Williams goes to Chickasha to stay with her grandmother Mrs. J. C. Neal from Saturday until Wednesday.

Patricia Williams J. C. Neal Chickasha

Weekend Letters and Family Visits Across Texas and Oklahoma

Ann Ross receives a letter from Curtis in Chicago describing his ankle sprain yet continuing work and studies. Mittie Deaton stays with her son Dude to tend to a new baby and its mother until she regains strength. Joe Parks and family along with James and Lena Hunt travel to Amarillo and Dumas to visit relatives and their new home, then return, while Glen Jones and Pauline Young visit W. E. Slimmer in Sopher Oklahoma.

Roy Boren Mark Boren Ethel Jones Ruby Deaton Ann Ross Nora Ross Virginia Jared H. D. Jones Pauline Young Curtis Chicago Mittie Deaton Dude Deaton Joe Parks Vonda Parks James Taylor Mikey

Visitors from Chickasha Stop At W M Ross Home

Mrs. Ross welcomed her brother Carl Nickel and his son and wife J C Nickel of Chickasha to the W. M. Ross home on Sunday afternoon.

W. M. Ross

New Family Joins Community: Mr and Mrs J L Move In

A new family has moved into the neighborhood as Mr. and Mrs. J L establish residence in the community. Local neighbors extend greetings and anticipate familiarity and engagement with local events.

Mrs J. L

Local Church Group Attends Training Union Rally

Bob Nora Jess Ross and John Davis lead a group of 19 from First Baptist Church of Ahloso to a Training Union Rally at the Baptist Church in Allen on Monday night. Farmers report a good fall hay crop thanks to recent rain.

Westview Allen Bob Nora Jess Ross John Davis First Baptist Church of Ahloso Baptist Church

Sunday School Attendance Dips Despite Fine Weather

In Pickett, Sunday School attendance fell even with clear skies. Rev. Gross delivered the morning message. A Friday evening church supper drew about 50 people with the Self quartet providing music. Visitors attended, and Sheriff Ray attended the MYF ice cream social on Wednesday, the hottest day in days, with about 20 present.

Gross Self Quartet Sheriff Ray MYF

Visitors Visit Burned Worker Brother in Elmore City

Mr and Mrs Walter Enloe and Jennifer visited Mrs Enloes brother C E Bobo in Elmore City Sunday. Bobo was seriously burned in a recent workplace explosion. Austell Casady couple left Sunday for a Northwest vacation. Ray Vogt attended a Friday birthday supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Mark Jenkins in Ada.

J. L. Patterson Memphis, Tex Jake Taylor Walter Enloe Jennifer Elmore City Mrs. Austell Casady Northwest Ray Vogt Mark Jenkins Ada

Ada Roundup Club Misses Parade Ride at Pris on Rodeo

Jinks Lesson attended the parade in McAlester Thursday for a horse show. The Ada Roundup Club planned to ride in Pris on Rodeo but their truck with horses did not arrive in time forcing the group to watch instead of ride.

Jinks Lesson McAlester Ada

Local social notes mention several regional visits

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Dame traveled to Durant then Denison to visit Cecil and Betty Montgomery. Mid Lesson toured Pauls Valley. Sunday dinner guests included E. B. Cooper and others from Whitesboro Ada Duncan Grand Junction. The Dames and Buddie visited Ida Guess and A. C. Brown in Duncan.

Clinton Dame Durant Denison, Tex Cecil Montgomery Buddie Duncan Ida Guess A. C. Brown

Local social notes from Union Hill and nearby towns

Yvonne Little and Barbara Jones visited Union Hill on Sunday with Brenda Southerland. Mr and Mrs Frank Lambrand and family visited Sunday in Madill with A F Stanley. Paul Sutton Delton Sutton and Bud Jaquess made a business trip to Madill Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clyde Casadvy attended the rodeo at McAlester Saturday night.

Yvonne Little Barbara Jones Union Hill Brenda Southerland Frank Lambrand Madill A. F. Stanley Paul Delton Sutton Bud Jaquess Clyde Casadvy McAlester

Parker and Farr visit Fort Worth couple

Mr. and Mrs. Welton Parker of Fort Worth visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Farr. Mr. Farr, who has been ill, is improving.

Local visits of Oklahoma City residents with Mid Lessons group

Mr and Mrs R B Baggett of Oklahoma City visited Saturday with the Mid Lessons. Mrs Sutie Fowler spent the past week in Oklahoma City with Morgan and Robert Fowler and visited Virgil Fowler at Rainwood. She returned to Oklahoma City to see Mrs Susie Holman Saturday and came home Sunday with Morgan Fowler. Jack Stowe and Maurice Current had dinner Thursday with Mid Losson.

R. B. Baggett Oklahoma City Sutie Fowler Morgan Robert Fowler Virgil Fowler Rainwood Susie Holman Morgan Fowler Jack Stowe Maurice Current Losson

Latta Families Visit Tinsleys and Jinks Kin

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Swim and family of Latta visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Tinsley and Bill. Mrs. E. M. Losson with Keith and Linda Kay spent Tuesday with Ada Jinks who is ill.

J. D. Swim Latta R. B. Tinsley Bill E. M. Losson Keith Linda Kay J. M. Jinks Ada

Communion Planned at Wilson Church Next Sunday

The Wilson church held services with 24 attendees last Sunday. Rev. Murl Wilson delivered both services and announced Communion for next Sunday night. Visitors included Ellen Mosley Geraldine Williams Maxine Abbott Jessie Lee Robert Robinson Lynwood Cantwell and others. Local residents Jimmy Rutherford and Gerald Price visited the Stewarts.

Ellen Mosley Geraldine Williams Maxine Abbott Konawa Jessie Lee Robert Robinson Francis Lynwood Cantwell Lightning Ridge

Community Socials and Family Visits Noted

Visitors to Mrs. Price Sunday evening include Mr. and Mrs. Vance Price and Mrs. Impson Anderson. Mrs. Price, once very ill, is now better. In the hospital Sunday afternoon were Rev. and Mrs. Marl Wilson and Mrs. T. A. Hooser visiting Mrs. Bernice Morrison.

Bernice Morrison Marl Wilson T. A. Hooser

Local residents share weekend visits across households

Billy Hooser in Oklahoma City spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs T A Hooser. Mr and Mrs Bill Lee visited. Mr and Mrs J H Stephens spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mose Lee and family. Mr and Mrs James Briggs and Gary dined with James parents Mr and Mrs Marvin Briggs on Sunday.

Billy Hooser Oklahoma City Mrs T. A. Hooser Bill Lee J. H. Stephens Mose Lee James Briggs Gary James Marvin Briggs

Briggs Enrolls In Stillwater College

Loyd Briggs left Sunday afternoon for Stillwater where he has enrolled in college. Mr and Mrs Eugene Stone Jerry and Peggy Mr and Mrs Ed Roundtree Vickie and Stevie drove to McAlester Friday night and enjoyed the prison rodeo.

Loyd Briggs Stillwater Eugene Stone Jerry Peggy Ed Roundtree Vickie Stevie McAlester

Local visits recorded in James Briggs and Byars households

Rev and Mrs Billy Ray Wood visited the James Briggs home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Garrett Beller visited his parents in Byars Sunday afternoon.

Billy Ray Wood James Briggs Garrett Beller Byars

Visits and minor misfortune across Ada and Steedman

Mr and Mrs Clint Stewart and Phyllis visited Mr and Mrs Jack Tyree in Ada on Wednesday night. Delbert Gerloff, Juanita and Delton visited friends in Steedman on Sunday where Juanita stepped on a rusty nail. Juanita went to Ada Monday for a booster shot and spent the day with Grandma.

Clint Stewart Phyllis Jack Tyree Ada Delbert Gerloff Juanita Delton Steedman Delbert Grandma

Church Midweek Services Invite All to Wednesday Night

The church announces midweek services on Wednesday night and extends an invitation to everyone to attend each week.

Lightning Ridge residents prep for fair exhibits

Curtis Coffey Boyce Joyce Jones and Madeline Heimer prepare for the Fair. Joyce and Madeline are 4-H members at Vanoss and Curtis is an FFA member there. Boyce a former Vanoss FFA member who graduated last year plans to exhibit stock at the State Fair. Mr and Mrs Herman Penn of Lindsay visited Loyd McIIroy and family Sunday.

Curtis Coffey Boyce Joyce Jones Madeline Heimer Joyce Madeline Vanoss Curtis FFA

Wrights and Henlines Vacationing Near Ardmore

Mr and Mrs Carl Wright of Ardmore visit his wife parents Mr and Mrs Otis Coffey and Mrs Pinkie Evans while leaving their house trailer with the Coffeys. They visit Mr Wrights brother Harold Wright in Missouri. Another couple Mr and Mrs Russell Henline of Houston join them with their trailer for an extended stay at the Coffey home.

Carl Wright Ardmore Otis Coffey Pinkie Evans Wrights Coffeys Mr. Wright Harold Wright Missouri Russell Henline Houston States

Miss Ima Jean Johnson Returns Home to Long Beach

Miss Ima Jean Johnson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alva Johnson, went home with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson after returning to their Long Beach California residence.

Ima Jean Johnson Alva Johnson Ray Johnson Long Beach Calif Miss Johnson

Local visits mark week of activity for area families

Mrs. Thelma Perriman hosted visits with relatives including Linda Louise and George Alan Coffey, Sue Wyckoff, Arthur Coffey and family, and Betty Wells. Ada couple J. F. Woodley nears completion of a new home on the former C. V. Williams farm.

Carl Coffey Linda Louise George Alan Thelma Perriman Sue Wyckoff Arthur Coffey Betty Wells J. F. Woodley Ada C. V. Williams Place

Gurley Family Visits Ada Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Gurley and their Ada family visited during the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Kimmell.

B. F. Gurley Ada Miles Kimmell&r

Two Bales Cotton Harvested From Four Acres

Mr and Mrs J R Vandegriff report early harvest progress as two bales of cotton are gathered from four acres. The update highlights small farm yield and indicates ongoing picking in the field.

J. R. Vandegriff

Mrs Mamie Dosson Shows Improvement After Illness

Mrs Mamie Dosson, who has been ill, is better now. The report notes her improved condition and ongoing recovery.

Mamie Dosson

Lee Jones and Berry families share Sunday visit

Mr and Mrs Lee Jones Joyce and Boyce and Grammer Berry spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Newt Berry and Bertha.

Lee Jones Joyce and Boyce Grammer Berry Newt Berry Bertha

Carter Heal Parents Welcome Son Thomas Lee

Mr and Mrs Thomas Carter announce the birth of a son named Thomas Lee born on September 6. The couple celebrates the arrival of their new baby.

Thomas Carter Thomas Lee

Girls Chorus Sings at Schoolmasters Club Meeting

Brenda Southerland and Laquita Losson performed with the girls' chorus during a Vaness gathering of the Schoolmasters Club on Monday night.

Brenda Southerland Laquita Losson Vaness Schoolmasters Club

Warm thanks for local telephone service in Fittstown

A reader praises small town operators who tracked down a missing connection in Fittstown. The operator offered to relay a message and finally brought the desired person to a telephone, all achieved with two station to station calls. The writer commends the helpful staff highly.

Ol’ Buzz Fittstown Fittstown Exchange

Teachers' Appreciation Banquet Invitation Notice

The banquet on October 10 in East Central Memorial Student Union Ballroom invites residents to individually invite their favorite teachers. Use the blank form in The WEEKLY NEWS to prepare invitations for teachers across every county community.

East Central Memorial Student Union

O Buzz Edges Toward Breach After Moscow Conference

The piece portrays O Buzz as capable only through self driven schooling and debate experience. It notes his talent for dodging awkward situations and hints he may step into the breach to outcrawl the Russian treaty signers, an approach advised to the State Department.

O' Buzz Adenauer

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