Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 14

7PC SET $129 PAINT FACTiQR cli I THIS OWE MI A LIFE rimE -m- FACTORY CLOSEOUT PURCRASE ENABLES US TO 6RING -------------7-) i --------7 GUARANTE ED -------------1 i 1 I 7 1 1 QUALITY PAINT THAT USUALLY 4 1 SEUS FOR -r 1 3 4 ft 1 Elp 1 OR isAoR hot io YOU a 4 It0 ahil r- cv LOW PRICE WONDERFUL "A U- INA -041 Itt OP A a a P''t) LI CT A 5- 1 1 2- FOR DOLLAR DAY OR ICNI RAVE OR o'! KEEpS OrocCOLD IGHIWEIGH iBEILGrAgs ItitULATION uL P'GE FOLJoTEEN Taylor-Letcher Vows Slated Today in Paris Church St Pet Er's FTTocc-71pal church rars Ky v1 he the sc-ttirg for the marriage of Mss Mary Martin Taylor to 1cin Henry Letcher 111 Co'umbia Mo at 27-1 o'Cnrk this eernoon Rev Cannon Roert Estill of Chirst drurch in Lry'-i'ttn My will react the rite bf--fore a of wue gao lahite tapers and ferns Expensive Cars Not Dented by Compact Sales 1 1 By BEN PIILFGAR 1 DETROIT (AP)-4diten the new compact cars Nkere introtoed last thtiire viarit an trariataTttirer to admit he be hart Among the most rc the builders rf the nation's hixary cars the chariots with prices starting at 150(0 the compact vs standard car pictiire remains cloudy at low- er lerls in the rarif atm ied os- phere of tririltO and up the fellcuois so far appear to have heen right Cair Briggs ttillo Loads Chrys'ier's Division was one of the rnost positive that his top linos IA Oald survive the compacts wi-tinout a dent l'EVIS-RECCRD 1A4J OKLAHOC-bhA I GUARANTEED TO cL) BLOOM THIS YEAR at GLORIOUS COLORS FLAMING REDS GOLDEN YELLOWS ROMANTIC PINKS BRILLIANT TWO-TONES SNOWY WHITES SUNDAY JANUARY 31 1960 l'GE FOLJoTEEN NEVIS-RECCRD 1A41 OKLAHOCAA SUNDAY JANUARY 31 1960 Taylor- Letcher Vows Slated Expensive Cars POP tA TLI A 1 vekssti INT A179 I Today in Paris Church Not Dented by 7 amy A II filit 1 St Peter's Fplscripal ch-urch ri cal Compact ies 4 1 HytRi- -1111'' Pars Ey vi1 be the for the marriage of lktss Mary Martn ti 1- Taylor to Henry 'Etcher Ill By BEN PILLEGAR iL r- Columbia Mo at 2 31 o'clo-k this I DETRoiT the new I '10' DA iP1-771 it 1 afiernoon 7 Rev Cannon Rohert contiaat cars were introtaced last -1 IP 1 Estill ieetor of Chr st flps- Ala I GUARANTEED 7 fall there kkasnt an cid-lne traria- i I 1 cII c-al church i Les-gr-h Ky tarturer to art wouid i I QUALITY 1 1 1 read the rit before a tack- be Lint I l'''') J--' i AI proiind of lwe and wnIte Among the most kecal were the GUARANTEED TO 1 a 7- a iT5 lighted a and builders if the luxary (-7-'7- TSAI USUALLY i4- jel a Iniih ELVA FORS39? 46 1 feres 4 BLOOM THIS YEAR a 1 li er cars 's tl CharS ranf aenos- FLAMING REDS prices starrng at l'i Ort0 While the com- pact ks stanJard car salts piEtare i-l- kw rernaPS extreire cciu i le a ihe et GLORIOUS COLORS 411014 OR MORE sto YOU a trior at thil It' 1 i ite 41 141)46' --AtiglvU 1) phere of I tEli Pr) and up the fellows GO so far appear to ha heen ah- EN YLLOWS WONDERFUL LOW PRICE 0 so 4C i LE t140 ttile llutely ight 'ROMANTIC PINKS OF la 0 ij- Ni BRILLIANT TWO-TONES 'ilt--) 1 4114 St Ca'r Pri172q 'h0 heads Chry- A 4 NOS 11 sler's Clirysler-Imperial Dikision it) '-vt SNOWY WHITES -)'-i 4I I was one of the rnost positive that his top lines would survike the t-- i 1 wi-i-iml a dent 4C- '7 tAll 1 i 11 1 9 Lq -4 08 11 0 0 t'Al fs) e''' Ili iE A 1 te l) A isApoes a uy 1: 1 4 Vqt i 'et- i FOR DOLLAR DAY '( I 1 t- iz 10prbellished 0 i' 44 -s 'llr -t4 'EV -'N al A 41) 11 I 1 7 4 61 I 4 A NO il 'Erf-i-Ifill'i Ti (41 1 19 0 6 -e- 11 it64-f-Ag e' Mr11111 4- 11i (amim PICINI Jill KEEPS POTOcCOLD 1 IGHIWEIGH i ki- i r' Ica( lc -e: tlilleggili 111 1BERGruALSS 2ittOotirn0P1 i 4 t''''''' 4Vist i- 11N------- --e All 1 i A A OR ICNI RAVE i Ct tramlop: ii A SW 7: i 12' At a OR 41 onill 1 'Ill' -STANAESISTAII 1 i7 4 ckt'44- 7k1" CARRYING 1 ji micf OM TAN oi 17M--1 4 HANDL I' 43 "S' gorwArty MINT A till 1 29 i ii ef: cAii watswitoolsmstsfort 41 11111fir 7N a 6 1 I rif i 1 p1 z-t A i51 te A '4 I li 1 latilitilir WOkill 15212 -14 of A ts 29 4 Ite- iistav-- iL- '''ItY'l 7- 74 1 Pik it 1 2 i VA 4 7 i Last weik he brelbt the re- 4 4 cord up tr) date with some MO 4- A- figures These showed Imnerial producton up by more than 78 per cent over the lvl model year and is up by 3 per cent 1- ti I i In volume Imperial is the 44 4 tt smallest seller among the $500a- tri TR plus cars The dominant brand is Cadillac with Lincoln a distant second l'-- i Official sales figures for the 1959 calendar year still aren't quite complete hut indications are that l'4 i about 200 600 cars in this price N' class inchidln't a low imports such as Bells-Royce Bentley and )A a couple of lines from Mercedes- i Benz were sold in the United -)- 0A States Cadillac was cruising along to a record year until the steel strike 7 forced a shutdown of all assembly ')e- 1 for six weeks Official Falec November or oyc 1 eh l'N: la showed PS llfl6 A rou Cadillacs had been sold and if t'- you've been reading any price f4 I labels recently you'll reali7e these cost from something over $5000 41 to more than $13000 i' Cadillac sales for the II months were up more than 20000 over 1 i 1958 Lincoln with 25 594 registra- tions was 141 ahead of the pre- vious year and Imperial with 41 1 -16q02 was 3594 ahead of its 1958 a 14 pace James Roche Cadillac general 1 Henry Leicher III manager has an answer as to why the luxury car trade should' committee will be voted upon Re- not necessarily I from freshments will be served slumps We do a lot more personal sell- frig" he said "Our salesmen Travel teaches toleration said can't possibly wait for a customer Disraeli who was twice prime to walk in off the street We go minister of Great Britain I in search of business" Henry 'etcher HI Travel teaches toleratic Disraeli who was twice minister of Great Britain 4 4 Last weki he brought the re- cord up tri date with some It-ii30 4- 't I figures These showed prodact'on up bv more than 78 per 'i cent over the 'VI mock year A sl up 3 per ent In volume Imperial is the 1 oi and ais It smallest seller among the $3001- plus cars The dominant brand 0' is Cadillac with Lincoln a distant I second Official sales figures for the 19'39 calendar year sill aren't quite complete hut initcations are that lk about 200 600 cars in this price 1 crasc inciidinr a few imports ti such as TZ(11-1Rovce Bentley and 7 a couple of lines- from Mercedes Benz ere sod in the United States Cadillac was cruising along to a record year until the steel strike force a sown of ll a assembl hutd 1 for six weeks Official Falec 1 1 throueh November shoved 128768 41 'it--- Cadillacs had been sold and if 1 ttl -8 you've been reading anv price labels recently 7ou'll realixe these i lil cost from something over $5000 than 13 00 to mor $0 Cadillac sales for the 11 months Ixere up more than 20000 over 19flicl Lincoln with 25 WI reeistra- 4 tions was 1811 ahead of the pre- vious year ord Imnerial tkith 4-4 A 16q02 kas 3594 ahead of its 1958 iiiii 1fatok pace rt Henry James Roche Cadillac general 'etcher III manager has an answer as to why the homey car trade should' committee Aill be upon Re- not necessarily from freshments will be sened slumps "Vii'e do a lot more personal cell- ing" he said "Our salesmen Travel teaches toleration said possibly wait for a customer Disraeli who was twice pnme to walk in off the street We go minicter of Great Britain I in search of business" Ilammend Porter assistant organist at Chas church will play the Waener weildrg march selectens from Bach and accornpany vocal sa Mary Lillian 111-auras Wandser Mo as she angs -The Lord's Prayer" Mr and Mts Ames Tierney Taykr Briery lielghts farm Paris are parents of 'le bride The bridegroom is the snn of Dr and Charles Letcher 15:5 Lincoln boulevard Miami Ile bride hie escorted to altar by her far For her wedding she chese an ivory peaaOe-sole designed vaila molded bodice lowered neckline and long firting sleevs A pearl embroAered alencon lacy spray embellished the princess line panel of the fall skirt fashioned with epen pleats in back which extends Iran a scarped court train A veil raf heirlacm Brussels lace over Ivory illesion will fall from a Juliet cap caught at the sides wits pearl sprays and she will carry a cascading bouquet of gardenias The bride asked her sister Miss Betsy Turney Taylor tr) be her maid of honor She appeared in a dior blue velvet dress styled with a scoop neckline magnum reeves and double back paneis in the fall street-length skirt tied with a matching satin cummerbund A matching satin bandeau with short ved and a crescent shaped bouquet of dark red saeetheart rases' centered with a gardenia completed heir costume The three bndesmaids Miss Carolyn Kenney and Miss Jane Kay Kuster Park and Elaine Slocmnbe Peabody Kan will wear Bahama blue velvet frocks and carry crescent bouquets of dark red sweetheart roses Frank Scot Letcher Miami will serve as his brother's best man 'Moore St Louis 11o tlichael Homes Park Ridge and Dave Spans Camp Hill Pa will usher Feting the bridal couple a reception will be held at the Stover I Creek Country club immediately following the ceremony Reception assistanta will be Misses Patty a Page Woodford lane Martin Eleanor Ardery and Martha Jim AMMertneel all of Paris Mary Mounts Windsor Mo and Miss Marietta Booth Millersburg Ky The bride was graduated from th Bourtam county high school in Paris and for three semesters has been a student at the Christian col lege Columbia MO She served as vice-president of the student government there was a member of Delta Eta Chi Sigma Phi Gamma Phi Delta Kappa and the lIodeling club She will transfer to the University of ''alissouri for the next semester The bridogmorn was graduated from St Marks School cot Texas Dallas attended Ilaverford college Bryn Maur Pa and received a Bachelor of Science degree In zoology in 1957 and a BS degree in physics in 195S from the University of Tulaa In 1959 Letcher received his Master's degree in physics from the University of Missouri where he currently is teaching physics and working toward his doctorate Mr and Mrs Letcher will be at home at the University Village Columbia Mo Porter assstant or- garust at Chrst church will play he Wagner ettdng march sec ens from Bach and accompany Mary Li ss llian 114-vuots ndsor Mo as she ngs -The Lord Prayer" 1 Mr and Mrs Amos Turney Tay- ler Btkery Higlrits farm Paris are parents of 'he bride The bride- groom is the son of Dr and Mrs Charles Letcher 1525 Lincoln boulevard MatrL Ile bride v11 be escorted to Ite altar by her father For her tkedIng she chose an ivory peaa- Je-sole desgned with molded bodice lowerklnn ed necie and log close fitting sleek's A pearl ern- brcbidered alencon lacy spray cm- the princess line panel of the ul skirt fashned with open pleats in back which extends frto a scarped oped court train A seil fif heirloom Brussels lace over Ivory will fall from a Ju liet cap cadght at the sides with pearl sprays and she will carry a cas- cading bouquet of gardenias The bride asked her sister llliss Betsy Turney Taylor to be her maid ntr honor She appeared in a dior blue velvet dress styled with a se00p neckline magnum sleekes and do-uble bak panels in the fall street-length skirt t-ed with a a crescent tratching satin cummerbund A rratching satin bandeau ks-ith snort ved and haped bouquet tre of dark red sweetheart roses cen- ed ith a gardenia completed Irr costume The three bndesmaids Miss Carolyn Kenney and M-'ss Jane Kay Kuster Paris and Miss Mrs John Legion Meeting The weekly meeting of the American Legion post will begin at 8 pm Tuesday at the Legion hall Proposals of the executive I VALUE! ORTAVVING T-7: 14 1A0 --1 1415 I ie- 64 I li rv Iletitvioess rii---- woo A Igr I 1 i -troit-(5 ifs tig caA tion 4 II NA Nomes mut fi cOP rovtis cltAvosS totor40 worth 0148 ri gs for ilt-444 EASILY WORTH 81 89 ALL II-PcS I FOR 4 $149 4 IICIIitAthl S2 19 Shoe Rocks 1 00 2-Pound Fruit Cokes 75c Brass nn Waste Basitets 1 WV Clothes Baskets '100 Set of 8 Plastic Glasses 1 00 Sizes: 5 to 12 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL! Pencil nn Sharpener I Storm Window 1 00 Kit 3 for 15-Foot 11 49 Trouble Light 5-Cell Flashlight 1 00 6-Piece 9 Barbecue Set ATTENTION-LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS BASEBALL SPIKES iiies: 5 to 12 Now Z95 tom -41 7- 13 gi I ber3 0 0 4 DRTAWING 4 VALUE i 'r 'hbt i 9 111iriiptAL 4 Itl4t1111 0 4 i CIS RIAfir CO litS tiNON ate I NV attalos ":16 A -t Ifi A 41 dm 41 -71-- 41 lir I OACOL z-r 7 akkw i I I litilltri -'e----v-o-At)N 4'2402 I ------git col iii sTA dion 6 )----777--- IA MAWS ARK '------2 conlbin 00 7 CANONS 'c'SUPE" Ikt 14- I RO rr' v6 tof dr'leii luily lAcAsit'AlitaltE 'e tys'Sc 0 tI ROUG I 31 i 04 i AV ZAt 11 SO goon tt4 714 AL ce 1 1 IP lut415'm 100 VALUE As A V' SOCK 1 aNt OA ALL i fir yitiza $249 6001 i HA 4 tb I ti itirC il VO' ot 7-- -sp-- fACTHEY: GOAIST 22 1 UM vo' 4-) r44ti i f'i i l' '-'1 v- A -3411 5: e- 160014 VtZt Z-1 I 171461's- A A i ic" '14 ii il 71(( IP 16' 1 7 '-fl ASTERI SK 4 Iv 21-n)4 1 1 44 1 1 "it'virC 0( i 1-) ''--a 9VEAKS 4 1 )) i'i i ri i 41" ii0' 14r-41s itz lt it 12' )' --c14 I 311--J 4-- -0 VIA (46------I -1- IVA ATH FOR lr 27 ry 0 Th-- '4'' iw 0 Er -4 ifs 1 7 -Clitt7: Mi' 4 1110(11FAMIk Oiot i i gols IMOTI NoZwAssioto It 'kt I -i '1 Al 'R0 '1' ot4114 wo 148 rti 0 ti I 404) l'''v't1 Shoe 1 Pencil Sharpener 100 4 I A A v- -1 piV)--' 4 'Jr' (- fOr 00 clC't1p Racks Mi 1-13 414 r- 1441 2-Pound 75c SKtiot3 fWorindow 1 00 -iiiirris Vi: 4 Storm i' EAser ysoRTH 'RON -t0 1- 4141i1L-still 6t1 Fruit Cokes Brass 1 nn 15-Foot ''''s Waste Baskets II LFL 4-ti "111y e'-' ioi3O11--: 3 i i i Trouble Light 149 0 7- Clothes i 1 00 5-Cell LAImillittA qt 04 011114 Baskets Flashlight I 00 4 ittresa AOtt ri -2' I 441AfrpookstUltS6 Un Set of 8 1 00 6-Piece all An i -4: -4'10610- Plastic Glasses Barbecue Set I af 0 4 6 I'e IP 4 4 LITTLE LEAGUE PLAYERS 4 9' 6 it 6" i iler4 11 I 1 11 'A sC- A 1 DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL! 1 orionr II :) 'Nb: All II -PCS BASEBALL SPIKES i 7 1 FOR 4' IN t-40 $1 49 Sizes 5 to 12 Now ig kICUP t- '-----1- ''-2- 4 -r 95 SC ili 4cotatt L4 cd es WOMALLY S219 i meleamr01- ali4 1 BQG FOOD SALE Continues! PRICES IN THURSDAY'S BIG AD STILL GOOD EXCEPT ITEMS "REMINDERS and NEW ITEMS' Prices Good All Wednesday February 3 lot ii Lb 'l Shortening Armour's Vegetole iki) Con 1 Flows Big Value 25 lbs $139 POTATOES lii or Kansas White-5 lbs 39c Grad LR be sd 0 Egg 3 Large-A Dozen 1 25 59 NI Lbs 111 9 Ground )eela All Meat Bacon Squares Sousa gc Meat kJ LE Si Chunk 1 50 Lb Sirloin sp-re'fmt Lb 79c 1 Pc it 11 Eal ki CAIN'S 401) Lb Li Can" Lb tiit 1 BISCJI Limit Cans pf Apples el Black Ben 1 73 PORK CHOPS Bush FIRST CUTS CAIN'S OR GRIFFIN'S INSTANT COFFEE large jar 69c 3 Lbs I I iltillMSOITS Suroer Mkt 1 )ID SALE Contititi es RSDAYS BIG AD STIL GOOD EXCEPT ITEMS ERS and NEW ITEMS" 'L All Wednesday February 3 10 Lb Armour's ling 41) Con Vegetole Aitt 25 39 POTATOES te5 lbs 39c Lbs 2 5 Red 590 Dozen SI Al Lbs I rff? 1) Al Mealt Cal? ares Sausage meat 5 Si IL 5 Si 0 rlom Swift 79 Premium Lb a CAIN'S 2 Lb 1 ---J Cn tat 0 4k El- Limit Cans Civil Service Job Openings listed The Civil Service Commission has announced examinations for filling these positions: Dietitian $10-10 to 65(15 a year Medical officer (rotating intern nd psychiatric resident) pay of $1800 to 55600 a year for psychi- atric residents and $3S00 for in-terms Statistical draftsman $3255 to $4980 a year Employe department officer $5- I fl93 to $8330 a year for persons having knowledge of employe dovelopment and training methods Further information is available from rq Phillips at the i post office or from Civil i Serlice Commission Washington 25 DC 4t Please No Mail or Phone Orders on These Dollar Day Items! losto ALEXANDER SMITH 1 1 BrOadlOOM 1 or Room Site Rugs 5 Ways to Buy 5 Via) 4te A 0 euk Esti MaleSms free BU et Tel CHARGE LAY-AWAY CASH EASY TERMS C-13-A CH LA CA EA C-I Discontinued Soles Items Commerce Okla We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities 19 North Main Dial KI 2-8471 FURNITURE COMPANV 116 Main 10 I -'11 I.