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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 9

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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9
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1 1 wa FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1960 MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE NINE GOING TO KANSAS design and done research In umMANHATTAN Rob- mental horticulture at Ok1ahom1 ert Ea ly of Oklahoma State State succeeds Pickett University has been naked head who retired from administrative work of the department of horticulture July at Kansas State University el fertice Feb 1 Ea ly who has taught landscape Dial KJ 2-912S For WantAd Tater FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1960 MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE NINE KANSAS design and done resetirch In 1-s i 0 4 lc- GOING TO IMNIIATTAN (A P)--Dr Rob- mental horticulture at Ok1ahom1 (1t' ert Ealy Of Oklahoma State State succeeds Pickett (1 rt V' University has been naked head who retired from administrativ 's k' '1 work July I 1 kV! of the department of ure 1 horticult at Kansas State University ef1 trj fectice Feb I I it 'te I taly Who has tauLtht landscape i Dial KJ 2-912S For Want-Ad Taler i Tent Service Slated At Miami Sunday NORTH MANE services are planned Sunday by the North Miami Church of God with the Rev A Womack of Quincy the guest speaker They will be held in a tent beginning at 10:30 am and 230 and 7:45 pm Tent Service Slated At Miami Sunday NORTH MIAMI (Specia services are planned Sunday by the NorLh Miami Church of God with the Rev A Womack of 011iTIOL thA tnipct trvivikpr fr "'t Gems of Thought Out-of-Staters STANDPOINT isussian Temper The objects we pursue and the Traffic Victims b-it spit it we manifest reveal our I arming contemnt standpoint and show we are! By THE ASSOCIATE PRESS winning Mary Laker Eddy! eea Deaths of two persons in sepa- find the ea thing in this! By JAMES MARLOW and thratened to rejct disrma- "te traffie accidents 'Thursday Is vorld is not so mach whcre ke i Associated Press News Analyst ment unless he had his way sooied Oklahoma's MO road shoni as in what diro(tion we are WASHINGTON (AP) Pre- No one interrupted him Ile had death toll to 453 compared with 40 moving Wenslcull Holmes trier Nikita Khrushches is trying thtgt to himself at this time last year 1 to create the impression he's (Ian- The ctims it 71in li est by affirmation en 'Thursday Macmillan in the i germs because lie has not only a Paul Bray 39 Orlando Fla nte ail he oes by bread course of outlining a thr i mi ee-stago Hugo bad but an uncontrollable temper approach to "the key problems Mrs Opal Mao Reed 52 of near I he hest nd nohl lives ar succeede tr disaratromt" accusttel the Corn Klt)wat Rant a so i thoe which are ut toward i War could come out of a sudden munist blue of using outworn and Pray Was fatally injured when sL i kkos Roni Almeras bokte sloga ns to distort issue the semit railer tr uc he as driv I temper tantrum os Mrs Opal Nine Reed 52 of near Kiowa Ran Pray was fatally injured when the semitrailer truck he was Gems of Thought Nussian Temper out-of-Stat ers SrANDPOINT i Th objects we pursue and the 1 is ontempi Traffic Victims spt iv I -e By ii istandpoint and we manshow fest rewhat We' eal ou arning are 1 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS winning Mary Ealter Eddy nsa Deaths of two persons in sepa- I find the a thing in ihis By JANIUS MARLOW ad threatened to reject dirma- "te triffie accidents Thursday 1 1-1 111-1thettlIn' Mai ers'el MIAMI NEWS-RECORD )RD Dial HI 2-9128 For Want-Ad Taker driving 7 4tilt 4147 -A vitp-da I mkgo tOtA REV LUTHER MEINLEN oar 1 SAMiii0e4 vkgo 4 totA REV LUTHER MEINZLN This kits too much But being dangerous is not for Khru- ing went off a curve rind over-A large portion of buman beings shehev vim had dished out much synonymous with creating fear It turned on Sit 51 east of Hulbert li 0 not so much in themselves as can create contempt lie is not or a few days before Ile be- Ile died litter in a in 'iviiiit they desire to he caring the Weste came steadily Mort! angry Mrs Reed as killed in the col- 1: srn powers It's And when too soon to say wheth klacmillan aid the er he has lision Of the farm truck she was I be art of li Joe 's more made the small and neutral na- vouldn't buv like di ing and a Sant aFe freight West the Russian's wrellog thon (if dalcing: tiOnS jittery I demand for revamping the egan train Just south of the Oklahoma- the main thinit is to stand firm His con Khrushchey duct in the United Na- pounding the Kansas state line south of Kiowa ht' rt'adn at- lions to date raises this question: table As Macmillan wins lin Kari and hv n'adn I'm an "tere'een at'! on to date raises this question: table As Mdeinillan Went On went- off a curve and over PR1-STATE DISTRICT DARN Consolidation of fillami Daily News and Daily Record Herald bliand Newspapers Inc Independent Newspaper devoted to uphinicting of Northeast Oklahoma and bordering counties ot the Tri-State District of Oklahoma Kansas and Nlissouri Entered at the Miami Okla postottice as second-class mail matter Woodson publisher Murray ilratcher assistant publisher and general superintendent Jess Fleck managing editor: John Worley vice-president Bill Dunbar secretary-treasurer: Jos Woolard advertising manager Office of publication 14 First avenue northwest news and sports 2-5508 society news 2-9 18 circulation and business 2-5500 classified advertising 2-3428 display advertising 2-9 1SS National Representatives Southwest Dailies SUBSCRIPTION RATES BY ADVANCE 1 Year 5 Nlo 3 Ma I Mn Ottawa and Adjoining Counties 15S1 1367 $153 by Carrier Per Weds 35 I Year 6 Mo 3 Mo I Mo Csatside Ottawa and Adjoining Counties $1224 $653 tog 1143 Oklahoma State Tax Included Outside of State of Oklahoma Sales Tax Exempt Iteraid st Oklahnms ma Kansas mail matter lbisher and itor: easurer: Jos ws 2 918 7 2-3428 3 Mo 1 Mn $367 $133 3 Mn I Mo tog 1143 Headquarters for for Lutheran Event In City Sunday A CARPET ARpErr I 'Nlnunt Oh tutlwran church located at Fourth aVentIC and street northwcst will holdi its annual mission festival and ral-I ly day Sunday The program KIWUSIICheV wagged his finger at tack Aurelius Is this leader and representative of the Soviet Union the best the him and shoute(L qUAPAW COM11UNION produce? Associated Press reporters said Russian people can QUAPAW (Spocial)--IIoly crmIt vk ouldn't be surprising if his mNer in its 15-year history had muniim will be Pbserved during days in Russia are numbered the General Assembly seen performance They quoted the morning worship service Sim has scolded mocked threat- such day at the Quapaw Methodist lie a crud attacked and cri-ated dis some delegates as sayer they church Rev Brashear pas turbances by heckling in the UN were appalled tor announced It Ixas the first time any mem hall and pounding the table In a place where decorum and not out- he of the United ations had Manager of Prison he bursts is supposed to prevail 1atttir Uri illillUril1Cr2U hall and pounding the table In al It ttas the first time any mem her of the United Nations had lace where decorum and not out- I Manager of Prison bursts is supposed to prevail he heckled a fellow delegate Later outside the I i 1 2'4 bully-boy becomes a nuisance 1Shrushchev is close to that point There is something barbarous in the conduct of a man who insults and belittles Khrushchev in the psst few months has done to Presiuent Eisenhower and the then thinks a handshake wipes the slate clean Ehrushchev is rapidly becoming not the best Russian to do business with but the worst a a I Northwest vest 7 4 Ft- r'' a 1 i kdi Wall to Wall 0 Remnants a Rugs 0 No I Carpeting High Quality 0 Wall to Wal 0 Remnants a Rugs No I Carpe frog High Qua -t 71 9 os It I -'1171Illvtk Sunday Ail the Success iciay th AU the All the Success 0 4 BAPTIST ClitIRCH 1ST CH k' ''--4i'l I ir l' i :1 1'7 1 71- i 1 L1 i- iiikl11 Big Spring in Missouri's Pig Spring State Park is rated the largest single spring in the United States It has a daily maximum flow of 810 million gallons I a'a gaa has made himself a spectacle linnet i nons "mai- i Rodeo Is Accused shchev denounced and belittled If he keeps up this performance MO LESTE (AP) Pittsburg 1laemillan although he as sup- his mission will probably be a County Any William II Layden sed i failure to this extent: that instead po Thursday filed a charge of emii of bulldozing the rest of the world him an hour later bezzlement against Marvin Shout- he will have made himself loathe- There is a point where a man stops looking bad-tempered and dTs brother of Jim Shoulders some begins looking childish where a world champion rodeo coviboy His four interruptions Thursday British Prime Minister Intimmiiim Marvin Shoulders has managed Harold Macmillan was addressing the state prison rodeo here the II the General Medi log state funds to improper use" cal Art past two years The charge ac- came under the head of bad man- cused Shoulders of "divert- ners at the least rsc7fr Me more Khrushchev gets loose i IN A state cattle public the more he looks like brand inspector kie in Rudolph Meyers a primitive aid Shoulders zt Kt 4 irrike is Si' i 1 had sold a steer belonging to the Last and after his tN'ill11 state for Slang friA'n 5r-ippell in tho United Nations ners at the least The more Khnishchev gets loose in public the more he looks like a primitive Last and after his own speech in the United Nations ith an nd a world champion rodeo covboy His four interruptions Thursday I a British Prime Nlinister Alarvin Shoulders has managed Harold Macmillan was addressing the state prison rodeo here the II the General past two years The charge ac- tif ethical Arts came under the head of bad man- cused Shoulders of "divert ners at the least tng state funds to improper use" 'l i' Me more Khrushchev gets loose '0 i'4 A state cattle brand inspector in public the more he looks like 1 en' -4 4 1 i 4 it i I 1 Rudolph lAIeyers said Shoulders a nrimitive -t it had sold a steer belonging to the 1 1 Last and after his -7 11 Street at Coyne NW Agt yne NW Pharmacy rztori i 77 0 or 7 Ff'1' I Sunday School 945 am Training Union 6 pm a 10:45 AM Morning Worship "The Challenge of the Unfinished Task" a 7:00 pm Evening Worship RevM Daring Will Deliver Message 6 pm 1 I Task" lip essage 0 Sunday 0 1( "The begin at 10:43 am Guest speaker will be Rev laih-1 er Meinzen currently on leave of i absence from his missionary post in India Rev Wendlcr is pastor of the church A fellowship luncheon for the entire congregation will be held at noon Mrs Leona Collier has charge of the hinchem Rev Mr Meinzen will discuss his Indian duties with aid of color slides at an afternoon meeting be-1 ginning at 2:30 o'clock The FairI land Lutheran choir will sing at i the meeting Bill Trover Cliff Weathl-by and Bob Roschevitz of the church's education board will outline training plans a introduce Sunday school teachers and members of their classes Meinzen is a graduate of Concordia Theological seminary at St Louis Ile holds a Master of Sacred Theology degree from there Ile became missionary to India in 1947 For four years he was editor of the church's official publi- cation in Tamil Rev Mr Meinzen was advisor to the Lutheran church on Indian drought and youth programs The missionary i5 married and has four children When in India the children attend the Kodaikanal missionary children's school The family expects to return to the Far! East next June Rev Mr Meinzen was born in India to missionary parents slides at an afternoon meeting bc- I Th ginning at 2:30 o'clock Fair- i land Lutheran choir will sing at 1 the meeting 1 Bill Trover Cliff Weathrby and Bob Roschevitz of the church's education board will outline train- ing plans a introduce Sunday scnool teacners anu Ul I I in 1947 For four years he skas ed- itor of the church's official publi cation in Tamil Rev Mr Memzen was advisor to the Lutheran nn Tncln firm ght and imarried and youthe preroisgsriaemeasry has four children When in Indla family the children attend the Kodaikanal missionary children's school The expects to return to the Far I East next June Rev Mr Ikteinzen was born in India to missionar parents attacked the West belittled it condemned it tried to immobilize the United Nations itself by a proposal to revamp it i IS 0 0 0 11 6 a WUNDA WEVE MASLAND 0 ROXBURY 0 CALLA WAY GULISTAN a ARTLOOM 41Ne INNINEEMME MIONNO AUMIg 1'l 0400 IT I i '1 WUNDA WEVE MASIAND 0 ROXBURY Noto750001 47 1 'v -s'N Gold is North Dakota's most important mineral resource It is found in the 11 lack Hills JOIN THE CROWD 28 SW 28 SW FREE Prescription Delivery KI 2-3321 i 41' 441'4' TIN FREE Prescription Delivery KI 2-3321 tC GIV-C7 10--XSZ Bring Your Family and Attend the Church of Your Choice This Sunday Oct 2 in the Great nd reat TOM- I MOTHERS Let us teach your child to Expert instruction each Saturday morning and no charge for beginners who wear a size 2 or smaller skate at any session until they can skate alone We have good skates for 2 years and older tiOTHERS Ai itc inmrh rhilel te Exper instruction morning each Saturday and no cha4e for beginners who wear a size 2 or smaller skate at any session until they can skate alone Vtie have good skates for 2 years and older Harry Dean Bill Smith Bill Wiles 3 Registered Pharmacists Saturday Sunday 9 am to 6 pm 9 am to 12:30 pm Harry Dean Bill Smith Bill Wiles 3 Registered Pharmacists -OPEN- Saturday Sunday 9 am to i pm 9 am to 12:30 pm Tommy Snyder owner 117 Mato K1 2281 Tommy Snyder owner 17 Maio KI 24891 MN SriR A St Northuest Dial KT 2-90'32 otli 1 Tals '''l KMPMMAt WINDHAM'S ROLLARENA Is tf I iel-71: ----7-: 7 TT: 17 z-- 1:: I ---z- L- 1 f- '4 -L 7- I- r- "Go-to-Church" We in Northwest Baptist Are Co-operating With Other Churches in Miami to Make This a Huge Paul Clark Pastor a- --) -7-- -17 7--- a- 1 i 04 i'01 11t sr 1 1 4 it -ILI "Go-to-Church" Sunda We in Northwest Baptist Are Co-operating With TUR A GREEN STAM PS Other Churches in Miami to Make This a Huge WillDHAM'S ROLLARE '1'''''''N'''A Daily Paul Clark Pastor A A Nortimest Dial KI 2- 9 am to 7 pm gr St I c- CI e'ITI'll': i'll412 A--11-- 2: 177iz r'''''''' -i A ------r----- 7: --i-lt izano --A--'-------7 i-2-57------- 7-7---- se -v 4: 1 l' forlien --7 -----7- rtt 7 7 i -----------r77---7-- '4 --7E: 7---- tb 1K5740 7 ''''''x l-rZ --t 7 "4 :1 1'i! 4 1 'NJ 1'd L---- 1 A '11 I ti 11' At -1 1 4 r- k4 l''' It -A ottom64ka gatiaolos Ad --s-147I) 7 4 114- A- f--------'--------- FL- il 'E-11-ii-S-37 1 1 fe-y-j4 7 i 1 --7 ----7 7 4 Cc) I '---------4 -A 1 io ti- 7 1 1 -1 1 at4 Nte3 til Li "7 )' -I 4:4: I 4 I rr-: IrCl' I IA rf 7'SA 2 cr-N4t1 ''''A4E1ii Is 27 ''-'1: 7- '------'--r-- 3 '-'LTr----- 7 rrr--'''1- -------r z1--- tell- I A' ifi 1 141 1 ''llf 1 7 Y- It 7 4 '7-1 -4 ri il if 1 1 xl 175 -ri----7---------- 4 7-a7---'2--L-7 ----7--- Ls------- -r 7: 7 i A 0-0 A i 1 1 1 1t) kAil 4 1 ivf i7 -I '7 ------------2-- --1--- ----77----- I A ls 62 1 A i (6- Abt Pro 1 4- 7 i IA A 'I 17'' qt '1 i El' --74-- ----Ii- 2------ --7-77--- ---1--- z-------- -7-: ''4 i LA Lal '7) i ') '1' w- ------------------1-------------- ---7- v11 1 t4bAbookotikg14 0 0 4 f- 7::: LI allffka4-1406: -73 0 9 7 ift 0 PI 97 II 1 117 -4-71 0 0 A Vj 1W LI QILI til LI KV WA Li This Sunclay Make If a Family Affair and 0 oNw 11 IN II 0 4 41 1411 loorr- lo-A C) :7 :4100114 sv illi 11 MI lir '4Aff'4dr 1 MI vopsK 4( iik ty 44 k) 3s 3 111 CAM' 47 1 Ifilial 13 I 11' i IF 1 --w I 4 i il Cf2111114tok IWOa 11 Z-- I Z----- 7 1 7 --'7Z: -I: VA' for Sunday School and Morning Worship and Go Back for Evening Church! 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