Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive

Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 19

Publication:
Miami News-Recordi
Location:
Miami, Oklahoma
Issue Date:
Page:
19
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 4 1956 MIAMI daily news record Miami OKLA' PAGE NINETEEN Where Do Ou Vote? Check List "3 Voting locations' for next Tues A 1 1 Modem Living a MYON 50 tann HAVE YOU SHOPPED URRIERS Dollar Day Only at Ben ranklin LADIES' IMPORTED "TOWN AND COU NTRY Give Yourself or Loved One Broadcloth BLOUSES the Thrill of Hearing Again I 1 1 1 11 1 1 ijj EXTRA 1NY 1 00 PINK BLUE RED YELLOW 4 Dollar Day Only is little as 5000 Dollar DRAPES HOSE Buy Washable Arranged to Suit You! eathery in loral and Bamboo Patterns Corduroy 00 98 SPECIAL Will Not Crack Chip or Tear! Clean $149 I BAUER IPTIOXS Prescription Shop LADIES READY TO WEAR PRESCRIPTIONS DOLLAR DRV RANKL 7 North Main 'Miami 4 should a nec as the 98to Karachi capital of Pakistan in creased its population 400 per cent in a single five year period Texas produces 42 per cent of United crude oil and 18 per cent of the world supply EXTRA LIGHT Special Price 1 DAY ONLY ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SHIPMENT LADIES' NYLON EXPERT DRY CLEANING 1 Day SPECIAL fier is not a measure of volume of sound to be obtained as high power is not necessary merely for great volume High power is for assurance that the elusive' quali ties of sound will be retained also to provide a sufficient margin of power so that the peaks and cres cendos of music will be portrayed faithfully without overloading of the amplifier Musical sounds have a ratio be tween average and maximum de mand of as great as 200 to 1 Therefore the greater1 the power of the amplifier the cleaner and more natural the sound even though low listening levels are used This implies of course that the performance is as nearly perfect at maximum out put as at low or average output A good test is to listen carefully for separation of the instruments when making a comparative test between amplifiers The impor tance of listening tests cannot be overestimated Choose the sound which gives the greatest listening ease to your ears after listening for some time This will then be the most natural sound and stomach Gives slim appearance Comfortable KEEP ACTIVE with 128 North Main Dial KI 2 3562 1 Children's Combat and Cowboy Boots WANTA This is Big Joe one of the largest lorida black bears in captivity and you can have him for free if just come and take him away The seven foot 400 pound brqin has become such a prob lem to his owners' at Week! Wachee Spring la that they have offered to give him to some non commercial zoo oa and get basis Ladies You'll Want Several Pairs' of These ine Hose Slightly Irregulars ine fy Wearing or Giving New Shades school mothers let'them get mar ried Then when their young hus bands have taken on the responsi bility of a home the mothers still run the girls these' girls so young and have been under their thumb before marriage the mothers often seem to realize that they ought to keep hands off the marriage Time to Cut Apron Strings have a son: married to a teen age girl We leave the young people alone going to their home only when we are invited letting them make their own decisions without any interference our mother in law is always around always offering ad vice always expecting her daugh ter to accompany her on vacations etc She just turn loose noticed this same tendency in other mothers of teen age wives It certainly fair to the hus bands or to the ELASTIC ANKLETS KNEECAPS foa firm free movement sup pott Kneecap or anklet cotton New ny LON anklet Ward spector Hazel irst Baptist church Ward 2 Stella Kiser inspector Della Butterly judge Neva Jones clerk Vote at Calhoun school Ward 3 Oleita Smith inspector Ella Mathews judge lorence Turley clerk Vote at city hall Ward Sara Crow inspector Della Purcell judge lossie Jef fery clerk" Vote at Christian church basement PICHER Ward Mrs Cal Davis inspec tor Willie Howard judge Edna Hinkle clerk Vote at IOO hall Ward Mildred Dodson in spector aye Huffman judge and Hyacinth Williams clerk Vote at American Legion building on 1 forth Connell avenue 1 Ward Smith in spector Reba Johnson judge Mrs Dollie Mae Lattimer clerk Vote at Methodist church base ment Ward Rita Norris inspector Lena Timms judge and Grace Nickles clerk Vote at Central grade school ATON TOWNSHIP Precinct John William in spector Louis Cheek judge aye Dillingham clerk Vote at city hall in Afton Precinct Helen Taylor in spector Mary Cox judge Ernes tine Rutledge' clerk Vote at Amer ican Legion hall in airland Precinct Mrs Ray in spector Black judge Opal Boyd clerk Vote at high school in Afton COUNCIL HOUSE Precinct 1 Bert Leader in spector George Crowder judge Vada Lee clerk Vote at Union TMS01 truly atosHc bon4oo Exact controlled sup port on any pan of body With LIVB SUB THREADS gradeschool OTTAWA Precinct 1 Charles Nicks in spector Stone: judge Kalt clerk Vote at Ottawa school house NARCISSA Precinct 1 Hattie Armstrong inspector Waldrom judge Mrs Roe Brown cleric Vote at Hudson Creek school house Precinct Pitcher in spector Verna Asher judge Be atrice Riley clerk Vote at Mound Valley school house WYANDOTTE Precinct Broderick in spector George Duffie judge Wilma Holmes clerk Vote in downtown yandotte Precinct Ralph Johnson in spector Porter judge Pearl Brown clerk Vote at East Side Baptist church QUAPAW Precinfct Paul Large inspec tor May Hill judge Evelyn Stone clerk Vote in downtown Quapaw Precinct 2 Van Olds inspector Irene Yost judge Lena Walton clerk Vote at Groom school house Precinct 3 Ernestine Wilcox inspector Stogsdill judge Raqhel Trolinger clerk Vote at city hall in North Miami i Precinct 6 Mabel Richardson inspector Malissa a i judge Lola Baker clerk Vote at Cardin grade school Precinct Sybil Clifford in spector June Rendel judge Har ry Synar clerk Vote at Baptist church in Douthat 'Precinct 8 Grace Couch In spector Ola Kinder judge Della Laney clerk Vote in Hockerville PEORIA Precinct Arthur Martin in spector a Stoner judge Thelma Sullivan' clerk Vote in Peoria: Precinct 2 Loyd Pollan in spector Odestine McWatters judge Margaret Holder clerk Vote at Lincolnville school RAGS TO Crashing Hollywood was a cinch for big Jim Arness the western mar shal of No actor and with thought of being he was in Holly wood with an acting buddie Arness was spotted for a role because of his size After sleep ing on park benches in blue jeans and shirts he sudden ly louna nimsen maKing wjvu money $6800 for 17 work and acted ever since I den inspector Cor a Bennett judge Margaret Millner clerk Vote at Lincoln school 4 precinct Salina Mc Graw inspector' Keith Holland judge Audra Webb clerk Vote at courthouse Ward 4 prefinct Louise Lacy inspector: Macy judge Clarissa Gibson Vote at McKinley school Ward 4 precinct 3 Mary Jane Brumley inspector Mary Walker judge 'reda Wolfenbarger clerk Vote at Girl Scout little house COMMERCE Velma in Erma Buttram judge Von Moss clerk Vote at Dark Solids or Prints ull 38" Wide Reg' $198 Yard general election'1 together with precinct inspectors judges and clerks were announced today by Butchqj' Ottawa county Election board secretary They include 7 MIAMI Ward 1 precinct 1 Ruby Bul lock1 inspector Hazel Eloise Chrisman? clerk Vote at Ward 1 precinct Leotia 4E1 kins inspector Gertrude Hayes judge Helen Weeks clerk Vote at irst Christian church x' i Ward 1 precinct Johnnie 'ris bie inspector Martha Oveqnon judge Mrs Clarence Ward clerkVote at Washington school Ward 1 precinct Myrtle Rob erts inspector 'G 1 a Oliver judge Irene Bean clerk Vote at 2300 A street northeast' Ward 1 Marks inspector Ollie Longacre judge Laura Geouge clerk Vote ut Northeastern college Ward 2 precinct Mrs Law rence Zane inspector 'Elsie An derson judge Dorothy Crowson clerk Vote at Miami Ward 2 precint 2' Pearl A Hadley Elsie Anderson judge Adrain Brandon clerk a Vote at Chamber of Commerce office Ward 2 precinct 3 Gladys Wilson inspector John Tidwell judge Lois Victor clerk Vote atirst Methodist church Ward 2 precinct 4 Lee inspector George Ed oster judge Mabel McCormick clerk Vote at VW hall Ward 2 precinct Marple Tum er inspector Jane Mahurin judge Ina Mae Parker clerk Vote at Wilt Rogers school Ward 2 precinct 6 Martha Walker inspector Gertrude Craig judge Marie Sikes clerk Vote at Wilson school' Ward 2 precinct Lois George inspector Bina Kemper judge Geraldine Higgins clerk Vote at fire station 2 precinct Minnie Cas tle inspector Billie Ginn judge Pauline i Gillespie clerk at Northwest: Baptist church Ward 3 precinct Carse lowey1 inspector Claude Taulman judge Jessie Johnson clerk Vote at Latter Day Saints church Ward 3 precinct Charles Og and Other Assorted Colors and Styles Easy Time Payments It'sitrue that you feel as good as you look and when you know that your clothes have been expertly dry cleaned and pressed at Plan nett's you feel and look your very best Sanforized! Guaranteed Washable! 36 North Main in Miami Ghrnor ous NYLON Elastic Stock ings give correct support Two wiy stretch open toe comfort ashioned Neutral in shade' If Mama thinks her daughter get along without her con stant help and advice then Mama ought to do all in her power to keep her daughter from marrying until she is old enough to manage without help The mother who encourages her daughter to marry young and then continues to action the theory that knows giving a young couple a fair start in life The mother of a son writes: am writing about these teen age girls getting' many of them they are out of high Look Sharp! eel Sharp! Authority Has Word of Aflvice for Hi i Bugs (Approaches to High idelity) By GORDON GOW or UNITED PRESS guest columnist 'is Gordon Gow of McIntosh labora tory Ipc McIntosh is one of the best known makers of high fidelity amplifiers and equal izer pre amplifiers Gow writes about the importants of the am plifier in any high fidelity sys tem) i In any high fidelity system the amplifier is truly the' of the system Like the motor of your car it is not usually seen but its influence is felt A high fidelity amplifier not be regarded merely as essary power source but vital heart 'of the sound system The more this heart i has the more pleasing the repro i dueled sound will be to your ears The function of the amplifier is i to strengthen the sound signal fed i into it to a power level which I will drive the loudspeaker This function makes the amplifier of I the greatest importance as part of a custom high fidelity system The amplifier must make a tremen i dous enlargement of the weak I audio signal which it receives4 It should do this with extreme faith fulness so that nothing is added to or taken from the signal so that the electrical impulse is in creased evenly Without oyer em phasis of any part of 'LL Can Be Weakest Link A The amplifier easily can be the weak link in an audio system if it does not meet this test The finest program can become dis torted Or partially lost within an amplifier Spurious noises hum or distortion may be produced An imperfect signal produces impure tones mixed or cloudy sounds even lost instruments Therefore perfect amplification is the goal in order to achieve the ultimate in quality of reproduced sound Perfection of signal must be coupled with sufficient power to reproduce or recapture all the subtle overtones harmonics and subharmonics which give sounds their distinctive character or timbre Sounds are complex in na ture These complexities must be faithfully reproduced or instru ments lose their individuality Power Mean Volume High power rating in an ampli Prescription Ship GROUP Ladies1 Dress Novelties The Only Drive in Prescription Window BEAUTIUL 81 INCH Polyethylene Plastic WOMEN Now yov coo reiwve voiu Woor Bavor Black' NYLON' ELASTIC STOCKINGS Easily Too Have the Depth and Ap pearance of Actual Bamboo Ed Walker PhamacM I if "V' vr I 11 West Central lUHs MAKt YOURSitf ttl COOO 'Supports back SurromiL RLI 1 $4M i i MEN'S' Reduced $95 YVUKK MOES prie Shop At The ELASTIC SUPPORTS Tired muscles varicose veins: strains and sprains can sap your energy and ruin your health Often one of our elastic supports can relieve these conditions Use Our Liberalized Layaway 13 North Main Street Miami Oklahoma Teenagers Low Heel Dress lat Pumps SHOE STORE Hiah in Quality I it 1 uow in rice i i THE STORE THAT SELLS THE BEST OR LESS IN PICHH OKLAUnMA 1 "'5'' 'r I Ww aawv a a SUSPENSORIES Stretched tendons in tne vital can cause fatigue 1 Get new nen with 85c te $200 1 By RUTH MILLET If Mama gives her consent to teen age marriage then 1 Mama ought to step aside and let the young folks run their own lives I This includes even letting them i make their own mistakes STORE WIDE SHOE SALE at Sample Shoe Store WfOk rar Kr IM! A 'e Tl SO Ml 1 Group at Children's Shoes Oxfords Dress Special Price mlf Only 1 $98 Rugged Comfortable Bg 1 I 2 5 I I 4 i I I'M i Iin Vj a i i nr BVJ XB 1 1 a It Ml 1 LsWTTWSlhXV 3 I I1M1 1 ftvftvA IB ZJrvf SI Bv 7 nrto it a 1 LIS'YYlV Vr WKJI 1 viasv 't 1 a VI i tv i tl I J' 1 ft 1 s' JT I 4 Jill 2 $4 Pairs I Oniy 1 'K A fir wr i i I I Ai 2 1'0 IPTIONS Prescription Shop LADIES READY TO WEAR PRESCRIPTIONS RANKL.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

About Miami News-Record Archive

Pages Available:
150,656
Years Available:
1923-1969