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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

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Miami News-Recordi
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VACATION OR THE COOLIDGES Mon operation NEWS RECORD 9 :30 her street The GAS with a lash and Carrie Belle uller Cost Is Low Get Quality Gas! RED Lovely 510 Permanent Waves HAT GAS Given By A TriaMVill Convince You HOTEL MIAMI Tenth Annual ap is Reunion airland Okla riday Saturday July 24 25 VOLCANO TO DEDICATE NEW PARK A BIG TIME! OUR RATES ARE REASONABLE Baxter Springs Kas 4 TAKE THE WITH YOU WPK SERVICE CHECK BATTERY CHECK RADIATOR the CHECK BRAKES CHECK OIL AND GREASE CHECK GAS CHECK IGNITION Tuesday night at the clubhouse Joe Thompson and Miss Letha Evelyn Robinson will preside as host and hostess Club Rock 7 CHECK AIR lughter of Telegraph Co agnate Once Cast Out Him Marry Anna Case PAGE THREE andy dresses Mahon 16 Tidwell will assist Mrs The camp will continue 108 Soldiers and Citizens iiccii itol oDrincs i through Polk county into then was a Indian Territory Oklahoma Country I IND ANCIENT TOMB I SAKKARA Egypt July I Excavators working here on site of ancient Memphis have en tered the tomb of Queen Neith daughter of Pepo I thought to be more than 4200 years old These excavators found about 800 lines of well preserved inscriptions on the tomb which throw much light on the history language and re ligious beliefs of the old empire MENA Ark July Originally the cabin home of a pioneer who settled in the Ouachita mountains shortly after the Mexi can war city hall is built of pine logs and much of the his tory of the early rough and tumb 20 Girl Reserves To Attend 6 Day Camp This Week IACKAYWEDS ISTAR OlERA according to Mrs PLACE YOUR CAR IN OUR HANDS Courthouse ort Saturday values to $1975 16 is spending with friends 219 North riday from she recently rr NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA No Charges Unless Pleased! Mr Patten Will Be At yyiTH equipment of the most modern type and with work men who are experts in their trades you can rest assured that whatever service we give you will be to your satisfaction We check and double check going over all the high spots And when you start out realize the job is as you want it Log Cabin Is City Hall at Mena Ark a Swim a Breakfast a Instruction a Worship a Dancing dramatics QIVE your machine a treat by having the tank filled with our specific Gasoline This is the kind of Gas that is full of pep and gigantic power speedy at the get away and constant as you i breeze along the country highway Legion Auxiliary Meeting The American Legion auxiliary will meet in regular session at Tuesday night at Legion to is of Associated Press Photo vacation time for the Coolidges The former president and Mrs Coolidge are shown fiere as they rested on the old homestead at Plymouth Vt Above is isherman Coolidge who when asked why he catch the fish he was after answered characteristically want Below the couple is shown on the homestead lawn hall Members are being urged be present as the organization working for an attendance prize $25 Miss Helen Yeargain 123 street northwest returned home riday from Joplin where she had been the guest of Mr and Mrs Keith for two weeks Hemstitching Alene Gift Shop eod 21 Miss Loretta Riddle 14 street southwest went to Stillwater ri day where she will make prep aration to be enrolled at Oklahoma A college there this fall Miss Riddle has taught in the pub lic schools at Wyandotte for the last two years Bunce left the middle of the week for his home in ort Worth Tex after a visit with his sisterMrs Correll Greystono Miss Uiva Ldtrie oi Kansas uity is the guest of Mrs Pink Harvey ifth and street northwest over the week end Mr and Mrs Walter Berkshire and daughter Virginia Louise 14 street northwest left riday night on a motor trip to St Louis adn points in Indiana where they will visit relatives several days Mr Berkshire city Clerkis taking a 15 vacation One group dresses Snyder Knit suits jean carol org values to $2750 $950 Shop Mrs Bunce and daughter Mrs loyd will leave today for their home in Lawrence Kas after a visit with their daughter and sister Mrs Cornell Greystone Mr and Mrs Lyle Cunningham i of Los Angeles are the parents of a nine pound boy born Saturday morning according to a message received yesterday by her two sis ters Mrs outs and Miss Lillie Lile 40 I street northeast Mrs Cunningham will be remem bered as Miss Goldie Lile of Miami before her marriage Mr and Mrs Jess Allen of Co lumbus Kas are Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ern Young 214 street northwest Mrs Allen is an aunt of Mrs Young bummer irccKs $5 Mahon Shor Miss Gladys Nicks the week end in Tulsa Mrs Jones Owen Main street returned foneka Kas where underwent an operation at the WEW YORK July In I presence of his daughter Ellin Bose marriage to Irving Berlinsed a three year estrangement Brence Mackay was married Bay to Anna Case concert singer Bi former Metropolitan opera Birano 57 year old chairman of thesta 1 Telegraph and Cable cor ft ation whose Irish immigranther amassed millions in the goldh days and the village black daughter 42 years old Bose voice brough her world fame Bvere married in the Catholic Birch at Roslyn Long Island the Mackay summer estate Bly members of the immediate Bnilies ofjhe bride and groom Bre present including Irving Ber song writer and his wife The family gathering in connec Bn with the marriage Bs in striking contrast to the Brriage bureau nuptials of thelighter five years ago Mackaydevout Catholic had rigidly op Bsed the marriage of his daughter Berlin a Jew When informed Bat the wedding had taken place announced that it had been' Bne my knowledge ornsent" and thereafter refused to Bceive his daughter or her hus Bnd BWhen a child was born to the ine maker of Tin Pan Alley ande social registerite daughter of Billions it was generally supposed reconciliation would follow butis did not occur until the death0 years ago of mother Iho had wished father and daugh to fqrgive and forget When Mackay fell in love withe woman who was to become his Jcond wife he found himself in Imewhat the same position in re Ition to Miss Case as his daughter fed been in relation to Berlin for tiss Case was not a Catholic but I member of the Dutch' Reformed Lurch The singer however de eded to embrace the faith of her lance and was recently confirmed the Catholic churchy Miss Case had not been married Before but Mackay was married in E96 to the late Katherine Duer a kmous beauty They were divorc Id 16 years later and the day after he decree was made final Mrs Aackay married Dr Joseph Blake famous surgeon from whom she ater was also divorced Mrs Blake fave her blessing to her daughter marriage and befriended (er during the period of estrange hept between father and daughter Jhe is now dead Auspices James Wallen Post 139 American Legion 1ST Old Settlers Picnic Carnival Amusements DAY at Night 2ND Soldiers and Sailors Picnic Carnival DAY Dance at Night Big Shim Legion Hall Every Body Invited owner of a good car natur ally you want to keep your machine in fine running condi tion When ready for any sort of a trip you want to know that get there and back without a single worry on your jnrfid Miami Sales Day second day in each month July 20 21 22 of next week Phone Hotel Miami or Appointment DROUTH BROKEN WICHITA ALLS Tex July Drouth of more than duration was broken over northwest Toxas and southern Ok lahoma by a slow rain which be gan falling early This morning Precipitation amounted to K) inch here at noon Reports showed prac tically every point in this section received similar precipitation Mrs Mary Craig mother of Mrs George Pearson died at 10:30 Saturday morning at her home in Joplin after a lingering Illness uneral services will be held Monday afternoon in Joplin Stanley Stone and Tony Seroni of Kansas City were guests riday of the cousin Miss rances Hummer 617 West Central avenue The Rev and Mrs Harry WCurtis and family 314 A street northwest will leave Monday morning on an automobile trip to Denver Colorado Springs and oth er Colorado points of interest where they plan to spend a vacation Cooper Undertaking Phone 12 Miss Netta Oliver 408 street northeast left riday for McAIes er where she will be the gtst of an aunt Mrs Burr Wood Mr and Mrs Otis Barker Mr and Mrs Will Barker and daughter Lorenc Mr and Mrs oust Miss Lillie Lile and Joe Blair spent riday Saturdayatthe summer cabin on Grand river near Wyandotte Campbell father of Campbell 213 street northwest died at 5 riday afternoon at his home in Webb City Mo He is survived by a son and daughter Campbell Miami and Mrs Joe Twist of icher a sister Mrs Clara Morefield of Webb City two brothers John and Lumb Campbell of Springfield Mo and four grand children Mrs Irene Taylor Bisbee Ariz Leo Marcus and Lear Twist of Picher and Evelyn Campbell of Miami funeral services will be held at 2 Sunday afternoon at Steele chapel in Webb City Mr and Mrs Edgerton of San Benito Tex are guests of their niece Mrs A Turner and family 319 street northwest Mr and Mrs Ozie McCoy of Shawnee are week end guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Mullins 8 street northwest Mrs McCoy is cashier at the Anthony store in Shawnee ried chicken dinner 50c at Green Parrot Inn Miami Tourist camp 16 aonn orotner ot Torbert and Mrs McCormick of Miami arrived riday from Bor neo and India where he has been for the last two years Mr Tor bert will visit his brother and sisterin Miami and his parents in Baxter Springs Mr and Mrs ord Barnes and young son Billy of Springfield Mo are visiting their parents Mr and Mrs I Barnes and Mr and Mis Riddle Mr and Mrs Jack Davis 217 street northwest have returned from Rochester Minn where Mrs Davis received medical treatment Mr and Mrs Hunter and son Jack Mrs Emory Jackson and Mrs Bert Stalker of Anderson Ind are guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Torbert 2 street southwest Mr Hunter is a cou sin of Mrs Torbert Hemstitching Alene Gift Shop eod 21 Mrs Margie Hall 19 street southwest visited friends in Joplin Saturday Mrs Rov Barnes left Saturday for her home in Tulsa after a sever al visit with Mr and Mrs 1 Barnes Mrs Tom Malcolm 133 street northeast returned riday from CCBT NEWS 19 1931 A hospital Her condition is im proved Miss Janell Zimmerman 107 street southwest left last week for Long Beach Cal where she will be the guest of friends several weeks Miss Alma McCluie is spending the week end with her parents near Welch Mrs Edna Williams of Seymour Mo was admitted to Miami Bap tist hospital riday for treatment Mrs Williams is postmistress at Seymour and was visiting Her ter Mrs Harrison 215 street northwest when she became ill One group dresses Snyder Knit suits Jean Carol organdy dresses values to $950 Mabon Shop 16 Culver of Centralia came to Miami for hospital treatment ri day Mrs A Gamble of Welch was admitted to Miami Baptist hospital Saturday for treatment of an in fected arm Mrs loyd Kllison Route 1 Wyandotte who underwent an em ergency appendicitis operation July 5 was discharged! from the hospital here Saturday NEUTRAL STORE BURNS BAXTER 'SPRINGS July A store and residence at Neutral eight miles northwest of Baxter Springs owned by II Bead of I Columbus were completely de stroyed by fire between 2:30 o'clock and 3 o'clock this morning The fire originated in the store which was operated by Ralph Mast and spread to the residence nearby where the Mast family rc i sided A Joplin where she visited mother Mrs Staniford Miss Elizabeth Latimer of Smith Ark arrived night to be the guest of Mis Cooper 12 street northwest Miss Latimer will be art instructor in the Tri State Girl Reserve sum mer camp at the clubhouse this week Ambulance Phone 300 tf Miss Hazel Cheek of Afton was the guest Thursday and riday of Mrs Margie Hall 19 street southwest Ine young women are teachers in the Afton school Mrs A Pat na 99Q sivoof southwest returned riday from a visit in Joplin with her sister Mrs Lowery Mrs Sullivan 200 A Street southwest is spending several days with her daughter Mrs red James and Mr James in Muskogee Mrs Woolford and daugh ters Imogene and Novajean of Peirce City Mo are visiting her sister Mrs Arthur Mayhall 121 street northeast and Mr and Mrs rank Smith 123 street south west Summer frocks values to $1975 $5i Mabon Shop 16 Mr Mrs Boyd and daughter Jane Margaret 3 31 2 street northwest will arrive home today from a visit in Texas with relatives Mrs Seaver Hamilton of Se attle Wash will arrive todayto be the guest of Mr and Mrs Ern Young 214 street northwest Mrs Hamilton is a of Mrs Young Miss Jacqueline Captain of Sen eca Mo is the week end guest of her aunt Mrs VirgiL Dixon 17 street northeast Vacation Special All portrait work 1 2 price for 5 days Return ing Oct first will open a beautiful jf 1 oo st ud i oN a sfai io climb Webb Studio Miss Pauline Riddle 14 street southwest returned riday from a few visit witrf her sister in Springfield Norman Searcy returned Thurs day from Utica Kas where he has been employed for several weeks Vernon Hillhouse of Stoutland Mo was the guest Thursday of Mr and Mrs A Oliver 408 street northeast Mr Hillhouse and Mr Oliver are cousins He was en route to California Miss Cordelia Hampton who has been attending HaSfcell Lnstitute at Lawrence Kas is the guest of her aunt Mrs Virgil Dixon 17 street northeast? Miss Hampton plans to spend the remainder of the summer vacation with relatives in Miami 30 State to Go Ahead With Bell Co Suit Dedicating the new national park surrounding Mount Lassen (left) only somi acf ire volcano in th" continental United States an attempt will be made July 25 to duplicate with fireworks the eruption of 1914reproducing if possible the (lower right) seen in the smoke of that eruption Girl workers are shown above preparing the bombs and rockets for the display 'unimers Boomed or Supreme Court MUSKOGEE July 18 7 fD 'he Muskogee Phoenix saysfriends Ef District Judge A Summersf Wagoner are attempting to per uade him to make the race for Itate supreme court justice next wear to fill the unexpired term of Howard Langley I Langley resigned! shortly after Eis election and Governor Mur ray named Justice Kornegay If Vinita to the place Election of ficials say they have not yet learn Ed whether Justice Kornegay would Eerve out the unexpired term of liearly six years or whether the filace would be filled again at the liext election I Judge Summers who has been bn the district bench in Muskogee pnd Wagoner counties for the lasttwelve years declined io discuss thematter I riends of Justice Kornegay saidthat if it is learned the office be comes vacant with the next elec tion the justice may make the Yace for the office ne now noins ny pointment le life of the Arkansas Oklahoma 0 border centers around it I The log cabin hall believed the only one of its kind in the United i States has a background of his tory and traliition which includes Civil war happenings activities of the notorious James brothers gang pioneer postal service the builJ mg of a railroad and visits by William Jennings Bryan and Carrie Nation An accepted story is that it once was used by Jesse and rank James as a rendezvous While there are many who doubt the tale i there is proof that in 1874 Jesse! James and three followers werez accused of robbing a stage coach 7 near Hot Springs and escaped what ftu now "Twenty girls and 10 sponsors will go on the Girls Reserve camp at lodge on Grand river oundav Cooper supervisor of the camp Mrs Cooper from Sunday until riday inclu sive 7" The camp day as outlined by the sponsors will begin at 6 in the morning and close at 9:30 at night with the following schedule: 6 a Revielle 6:307:30 8:15 8:20 8:45 and songs 9:30 a Crafts 11 a ree hour 12 Lunch 12:30 Quiet 10 Swim Notebook work Discussion groups ree hour Supper Worship Games 1 ni Taps ALL OVER THE DI5TRJCT Picnic County employes working at the courthouse 'with their families en joyed a swimming party and pic nic at ive Mile creek riday night Those attending were: Alberta Hamilton Dudley Pratt Eula Mae McWatters Georgia Hamilton Opal Lacy Ella Shannon Mr and Mrs Ray Swartz and family Mr and Mrs Joe arneman and fam ily Harry Swift Don Burton Ruth Holt Henry Austin Mr and Mrs Horace Rider Mae Woolard Mrand Mrs Ernest Black and Hazel Kimberling Harmony Club Meets The Harmony club of the Royal Neighbor lodge entertained with an all day outing and picnic riday at JUvervifiwi park J2Abasket picnic lunch was enjoyed at noon ioiiow ed by a business and social session The club has begun an attendance contest and members are being urged attend the meetings The next session will be in the form of a wiener roast near the home of Mrs Avis Kauf Members present riday were: Mesdames Monroe Speers Pearl Rickie and children Berdie Grice and daughter Kthel ard and son Bertie Boyd Cora Garman and children Birdie Rick Rickman and daughter Cecil Mc Cord and children Ethel urnish and children Edna Bullard Kate Doty Mamie Hutchinson and son Wilma Wyer and Velma Crisp Priscilla Club to Meet Spellman will enter tain the Priscilla club Tuesday in an afternoon meeting at her home 122 northcast Rebekahs Install Officer Mrs Ada Kelch was installed as outside guardian of the Rebekah lodge at the regular meeting of the lodge chapter Tuesday night at the I 0 hall The newly elected degree staff has been re quested to be present Tuesday night July 21 at the regular lodge meeting for special floor practice i Country Club Party The second of the series of mid summer informal parties given by the younger members of Rock dale Country club will be held Scissorette Club Miss Eddie Simpson entertained the Scissorette club in a delightful informal afternoon party Wednes day at her home 118 I street north east Guests were entertained on the lawn During the course of the program a group of the friends gathered at the home and joined the club mem bers in giving Mrs Simpson a mis cellaneous shower Many lovely and useful gifts were received At the conclusion of the pleasant af ternoon the hostess served refresh ments Club members presentwere: Mesdames Wyatt Earl Shaw Clarence Evilsizer Walter Simpson Plannett Newby Cook Claude Donica John Linton Lewis Keys and Widick and children Maxine and Don Eugene Guests were: Miss Ruth Hopton Maggie Davis Mesdames A Zilar and Roy Williams Clarence Smith daughter Janis Ree A Green Lloyd Guthrie Simpson Don Sweem Henry 7 Robbins Nichols Curtis arley Lee Rob erts Parker AE Sebederle Mary Simpson Myers Hen ry Parker and daughter oster Tom Cole George Parker Nash Pearl Midkiff Barton of Santa Paula Cal Guests sending gifts but unable to at tend the party were: Jess Grant Earl Edwards Ray Jones Williams Bessie Jones Dewey Ross Mamie Sparhn Lashley Stotts and Miss Maxine Doty The uext meeting of the club will be Wed nesday Aug 5 at the home of Mrs Cook northeast Division The division of dale Country club will entertain at luncheon and bridge on Tuesday at the clubhouse A covered dish luncheon wil be served at 1 followed by contract and auction bridge Mrs Mosby will give a lecture on bridge Miss Ruth Nesbitt will preside as hos tess She will be assisted by the July hostesses Misses Polly and Nelly" Rae Thompson Kathryn wrignt ton OKLAHOMA CITY July UP) Announcement that two suits against the Southwestern Bell Telephone company would be fil ed was made by Governor Murray today upon reccipt'of a letter from Attorney General King declaring one suit involving corporation li cense fees and pnalties should be brought King advised the gover nor he was ready to begin action as soon as authorized Recently Murra'y askecCtEeat torney general to investigate the telephone license fees and ascertain as near as possible whether the fees and penalties were due since 1920 The totals for which the company is alleged in arrears is approximately $5C0 000 King advised the chief executive he had made careful inquiry and had found the company was' re sponsible for payment of the fees James Tire Service Miami Okla Kir 6 I 7 1 Lb ha 'Ui jfcll AmtstOW Il It RESH 11 unspotted i at 5 II I A A frock? 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