The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 163

IHE SUNDAY 0KLAH03IAN 26 December .10. 697 ELLIS. Mrs. Helen C. G2.

Rites LIFE OF THE. pending (Ninde). FERRELL, Louise 91. Rites Durant's Parking Meters 'Topless1 State Deaths PARTY! 1S1C aunoay wmaej. FIELDS, Butler, 62.

Rites were Saturday. HAIFLICK, Ferman 54. Rites pending (Whisenhunt). HATCH. David 48.

Rites pending (Whisenhunt). HONEYCUTT. Mrs. Sarah Jane. s- ADA VALLACH, Joseph 53.

Rites er Friday. AKTOX "RIpE, Mrs. Mamie S5. Rites -ere Saturday. ALTUS DEAN, J.

Kirby. former resi-enG Rites were Friday. APACHE DAHL, Mrs. Viola S2. Rites ARCADIA DURANT The tODless "We feel that the parking! WuRLlIZER fad sweeping the country has HALE, Jack 69, 1415 Bawies.

Services pending (Smith and Kernke). MAINEY, Mrs. Jean 4140 NW 16. Services Monday OKMULGEE RUTLEDGE. A.

6S. Rites meter decorating contest adds a great deal to the Christmas atmosphere down 92. Rites were Saturday. PLAYER PIANO HUKLtY, William ao. Kites nendinc (Moore).

HOWL. Marvin Wesley, 60. Rites were Saturday. H0M3XY COOK. Mrs.

Maude Hs31. S2. Rites were Fridays. HUGO SEVAN. L.

S4. Rites were Friday. NOAH. Sgt. Joshua.

Rites pend-HYDKO HOWARD. Mrs. Maggie. S4. Rites Monday iLockstone, Weaih- K1XTA JENNINGS.

James 52. Rites jiil Ana, me uurant Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a contest seeking to get a record number of topless entries. But it isn't topless gals that the chamber is talking about. Rather it is topless parking meters. This Christmas, the Du- Wilbur 6S.

auction PAD EX GREEN. Randall Raymond. S9. Mired cil field worker. Rites "pONCA CITY J.

Paul. 6S. retired house owner. Rites pending (But- town during tne noliday season, Brasier said. "We've had some most interesting and amusingly decorated meters in past years." Woman Burned To Death Near Suitor Shop RUCKMAN.

Bvron 59. cook Rites nendine (Butler's). Continental Oil Co. employe. Rites SINGLETON.

Ivan 62. Rites G0ILLORY. Frank ST. all jcaidla. Services Wednesday; Baggerley) r.

BAKTLESVIL.U3 BONN. Mrs. Artie Angelina. were Friday. GREGORY.

Glen 67. reiire-d decjrician. Rites pending (Arnold Moore) MYERS, Mrs. Laverta Viola, 95. Elites were Thursday.

BIXBY BROW. Mrs. Esther 79. Rites pending (Owen. Sapulpa).

BLACKWEIX. HINE. Mrs. Guy. 63.

Rites were Saturday. CAXTOX PRYOK Arthur 76. re pending (Ninae). SYLVERS, Gene, former resident. Rites pending (Callison, tired farmer.

Rites pending Har- REASXOR. Mary 73. ites were Saturday. LACOXT PROCTER, Jesse Spencw. inner.

Rites were Saturday. JIAYSYIIXE DIANDA. Pie. Casimim, 20, Rogers). THOMPSON.

Mrs. Mareie rant chamber will give cash awards to the best decorated parking meter poles. The meter tops, which had been the object of the decoration contests in the past, will be left open for use rather than ALLENSBACH, Germany (AP) A 32-year-old woman 59. Rites pending (Whisenhunt) (Har Rites pending. a il ks, wiuiam (U.

Rites were Saturday. burned herself to death in front of the show window of her boy friend's shop here WESLEY. Heziry. S2. retired TUTTLE KERN.

Esrbert Dale 51. providing free parking as has been done in the past. farmer. Rites wes Sattirdsy. tsatiiTday, police announced.

JLt-- lO HULSEY. Mrs. Winnie. 70. I ere Friday.

THOMPSON. Htnion, 72. 3 SALLISAW WATIE. Tiny. 59.

Rites MJXRKS. Benjamin ST. Rites i World War veteran. Rites pend- Despite efforts of passers- BOULDIN. E.

97. retired The merchants felt that Duranfs city budget was running too close at this time by to save her, she died rain company prestcenu rates VINITA RICE. Mrs. Mamie S5. Rites flash of fire after igniting verb Saturday.

1 CI-AKEMOKE KLEIER. Mrs. Carl. 62. Rites pending (Rice).

i CMNTOX HURLEY. Arthur XV. M. 56. Thursday.

pending (Luginbuel). her gasoline-soaked clothing. CROOM. Col. Marvin 69.

for-ser resident. Rites were Friday. JONES. Georse H. SO.

re np-ATnv AlfTwT 7S. retired to ask for free parking during December, Hal Brasier, chairman of the Retail De Police at nearby Konstanz WAGONER BRUNSON. Mrs. Ida SI. Frisco conductor.

Rites pending' Play it like a regular pian. or let it play itself electronically of F-'on. Services Monday Rites pending (Malletts' Green). tired postal employe. Rites were Friday.

velopment Committee of the (Owen i. TTMVVAKFT. Mi-s. Gladv said the woman and her 25-year-old friend had quarreled the day before. (Wat's).

COWETA Fun becomes contagious and the party suddenly Durant chamber reported. pending (Hersman). tired county home demonstration SMFsT. Mrs. Ella S2.

Rites XOKMAN TIXSLEY. Cora S3. Rites pending (Primrose). OKEMAH pending (Jack s. Tulsa), EDMOXD ent.

Rites pending (uweni. SPIKO HICKMAX. Henry Glynn. CARPER. Burt.

79. retired farm LEWIS. Rev. Forrest 63. of farmer-rancher.

Rites Edmond. Services Monday (Bag- (Evans, STRATFORD the player unit Of course, if you wish, it can be played manually like any regular piano. Either way you'll appreciate the rich, full tones. Simple to operate, easy to use, the Wurlitzer Player Piano is perfect for parties, dancing, orjust listening. It's really TWO perfect pianos housed in a beautifully wrought cabinet Just for the fun of it, why not sit down to a Wurlitzer Player Piano! geneyj.

EXID er. Rites Monday (Webb). PETERSON, Rube Roy, tired general store Rites Monday (Webb). OKLAHOMA CITY TIFFIN. Florence, SI.

Rites BERG, John S7. real estate This Christmas give a Plate Glass Mirror Saturday3 06 were Saturday. SAYKE SPENCE. Dr. W.

91, physi Springlake Drive. Services pend JONES. Mrs. Viola 90. Rites cian.

Rites Monday (Rosi PAINT fc-ere Saturday. ing (Kotte). PIATT, Abner C. 77, of 2 SV 26. Services Monda; Chapel).

TT7T.SA MIKULECKV. Sgt. Donald H. BAKER. Archie 77.

retired This Year Make it a Wurlitzer Christmas. 1 1 FAIRFAX GRIFFITH. EaDonna. S26 SE HpTCHESON, E. 74.

Rites Many assorted styles: Spanish Provincial Traditional 79. Services Monday (Hunter). WAT Mrs. Edna A. RECORD DEPARTMENT SPECIAL vere.Saturiay.

GARBER asbestos installer. Rites were BERLIN. Merry Margaret, Pan American Petroleum Dloye. Rites were Saturday. F-SJLL, Mrs.

Ada Allen, 95. of 617 SW 46. Services Tuesday rronHnl Willi Reg. Price on Every Mono Hi-Fi Record 1 OFF HOBART BURTON. Charles 92.

retired' bricklayer. Rites were Satur- KENXEY, Paul 81, of 1S49 NW 10. Services Monday (Smith BRAUN. Mrs. Matt, 70.

Rites: 95 andKernKej. Monday (Gish). 0 14 Several sizes gift-priced as low as Give a lifeime of USC Sets Princess' Rites Sayre Doctor's Service Monday wild music school durine its "form DTTKrAM Memorial ative phase, and is credited with Frames finished in gold, antique gold or ivory and gold. Some beautifully trimmed with plush velvet. for Ataloa, Chickasaw Indian princess and a native of Stephens County, will be held early in 196S on the Idyllwild USC campus in California.

A memorial grove of A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Drums, Banjos Guitar Amplifiers Band Instruments likes Violins an active roie in aeveiopmem oi the institution. She was a member of the staff from 1950 to 1963. She introduced Indian arts and crafts at the school and taught craft SAYRE Services for Dr. 16 60-in. Beveled-Edge P.

Spence, 91, a practicing physi cian here since 1923, will be at 2 Beveled-Venetian, DSWG Glass MIRRORS sequoias win De planted on tne campus. Ataloa. who was Mrs. Man' Monday in Sayre First Pros-; Ruth McLendon, died November byterian Church, with burial in! Sayre Cemetery directed by Rose' Chapel Funeral Service. DOOR MIRROR Usable either on door or wall worKsnops.

Illinois Shuns Card Burners SPRINGFIELD, Til. (AP) Melodicas Bongos 11 in a Santa Monica, nos-pital after a long illness. Mrs. McLendon, a lormer member of the Idyllwild School of Music and the Arts, faculty, was known as an American authority. She was part Chickasaw.

He died Friaay in his office of apparent heart attack. A native of Macomb. 111., IS State School Supt. Ray Page said Saturday that stu Mrs. McLendon, the former dents who burn draft cards.

Mary Kuth Stone, was reared on a ranch nnrthnast of Duncan and at REG. $8.50 $g95 Each or otherwise defy the law Music Co. tended' the Stone School, named) Spence studied medicine at Northwestern University, and did post graduate work in New York City, Philadelphia and Colorado. He first came to the state in 1920, practicing in Ada and Okmulgee before moving to Sayre. He was active until his death, and 10 years ago became co-owner of are not entitled to admission lor her family.

She was a graduate of Redlands University. Red- 18x2-in. $7.95 21x29-in. $9.49 or retention in state lands, and received, her master's degree at Columbia university. She was given a grant to studv Indian cultures.

NOW IN OUR NEW LOCATION 4001 NW 63 843-1573 "Whera NW 63 meats tl Expreuway" Page told a reporter he has embarked on a program i Coweta Times-Star with his son COOK PAINT "Instant Credit" for homeowners! Mrs. McLendon was the widow jof asking state college and Frank. Also surviving; are another son. ef Ralph McLendon, brother of! Baron McLendon, former Duncan, mavor. Her husband died after: World War I.

Her brother, Jamie university boards to develop policies alone: that line. He is William, of the home; a daughter, PAINT an ex-officio member of the Mary smirn, ot uenver; ana a granddaughter, Linda, of Wagon- Buy, Sell, Trade Want Ads CE 5-6722 boards. Mrs. McLendon joined the Idyll BELL TEXTSLES END OF THE YEAR VALUES Too NUMEROUS TO LIST THEM ALL Clearance Sale Rayon Cetten SUEDE LEOPARD, ZEBRA, TIGER PUR 100 Rayon BONDED CREPE 3-M Company CHRISTMAS RIBBON 2 yds. for 5 45" All Acetate SHEATH LINING 3yds.for 1 per yd.

MM IMPORTED UPHOLSTERY VELVET ADVANCE PATTERNS UPHOLSTERY FABRIC to Ml per yd. 54" Wide First Quality Remnants Of All Kinds From All Over The Store 10 per yd. Shop Sunday For. This $398 per yd. 8' per yd.

84" All Cotton New Shipment 45" Wide, ASSORTED Super Absorbent HOUSEHOLD TOWELS FELT SQUARES ARNEL JERSEY REMNANTS silffiW 8 1 mmm each per yd; firf Quality Bed Spread Remnants 1 UNRiiEAC SHIFT LENGTHS MUSLIN SHREDDED FOAM w-r per bag 72" Wide, RayonWoo! FELT $98 WSSm QUILTED TO JV- per yd. 1 yds. for mm peryd.