Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 9

MIAMI NEWS RECORD MLMIrOKlAHOMA guardslocksteel plant GATE One of Last Appearances til if rt tn a HOUSEHOLD OUR ADVERTISERS ARE RELIABLE GRIST (Continued from Page our) WHITE Sewing Machines with $00 Per Week 19c ancy Stripe! little friends Now Specials This Week! 17 Qt 36 Blue Jack Pot Specials Enamel SLIPS 59e 87c Each Vegetable Press COMMERCE Panties and Briefs 7e 60c Preser Curtains TOWELS Irregulars of Cannon Bath Towels Montgomery 3 birthday The afternoon was ft We Give Jack Pot Tickets Mrs Oral opera fan Looks like the Yanks are beating themselves in the west Osborne Mrs Bert Hud Mrs Clarence Houghland Wilson were dinner by Ev Re PRESERVING KETTLE Rayon Briefs and Panties nothing on the boxing writers who covered the Schmeling phantom fight preparations We still like Henry Picard to walk away with the national open ROTARY SIEVE Am IS 36 and 40 inch width Yard 36 Inch Nets All colors Yard Velvanet All over Yard 80 Square Prints yard CAN ALL YOU can Rayon knit shad ow panel satin and choll crepe time The honored guest receiving many nice presents At the close of the games refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the following guests: Wanda Hubbard Betty Cornelison Jackie Hubbard Ernestine Pitcher Betty Brodrick Harley Lloyd Pitcher Thuresia Anderson Vera Pitcher Eula An derson Alma Mae ox Cozett Av ery Harold Lawson Jean Gurnett Wilma Lawson Junior Avery Peggy Owen Juanita Miller Dotty Turner Erma Jewel Gunnett Wil ma Larkm Jack and Mack Shelton the honoree Mary Jo and hostess Mrs Shelton T7C 45e 98e ne DRESSES Values to $498 Knight of Baxter Springs Joan Wilson the honored guest Mrs Thompson and host and hostess and daughter 1 lora Mae Guests calling in the afternoon were Mrs Claude Shelton and daughter Shirley Ann and Mrs Shelton of Peoria and Mrs Lelia Gregory of Baxter Springs Lovely Wash Silk Dresses in prints and solid colors Rigid wide bottom stand Tin plate colander Very useful when canning American automobile racers will be shooting for the biggest pot of gold ever hung up for an auto race when they start roaring around the Roosevelt raceway here July 3 Raceway officials have offered $10000 in addition to the original purse of $60000 exclusively for American drivers and American cars Maxie Roesch a three sport man' at Southern Methodist not so long ago and Bill Irby who used to play tackle for Tulane are sparring partners in Jimmy Brad camp Glenn Cunning ham thinks a new record for the mile may be hung up in the Prince ton invitation meet next week Three guesses who Glenn thinks will do it RAY ON per yard High Shades Birthday Party Mrs Muri Gordon was hostess at a party honoring the ninth birthday anniversary of her son Richard The youngsters enjoyed an afternoon of games closing with refreshments of angel food cake and ice cream The honoree re ceived a number of nice gifts from his Grimes and son visited an uncle Grimes near Vini ta Sunday and also visited Mrs rank Taylor of Vinita Marjorie Weathers and Georgia Potter returned to their home at Winfield Kas after visiting Mr and Mrs Harvey Kester for sev eral weeks Sylvia Weathers re mained for an indefinite Mr and Mrs Myron Cheesman Mrs Clarence Shockley and son Junior and Murk of Joplin vis ited in the red Collard home Sun day A dleston and guests of Mrs Bill Kelly and fam ily riday Mr and Mrs Conners of Cardin are visiting their daughter Mrs red Reeves and family Mr and Mrs Oral Knight of Tulsa spent the wfeek end with Mr and Mrs Earl Hemphill and fam ily Mr Knight returning to Tulsa Monday while his wife remained for a longer visit Mrs Don Huddleston is visiting relatives in Joplin this week! Mr and Mrs Sherman Crewse were the guests of Mrs Roy Melton of Joplin Saturday and Sunday Mrs Earl McDaniels of Timber Hill district spent Monday Mrs reddie Phelps Mrs Gladys Hemphill and Bessie Crabtree visited Mrs Knight at Tulsa Thursday and ri day They also visited the daughter rancine Crabtree who is a patient at the Sislers hospital Her condition is greatly improved Mr and Mrs June Dorrell of Picher visited with the mother Mrs Alma Harris Mon day Mr and Mrs Vernon Allen and son Woody of Joplin are visiting the mother and sister Mrs Etta Pittman and daughter Bon nie Lou Mr and Mrs ayette Ehrhart and children of Sun Ray Tex are visiting Mr and Mrs Throop and other relatives Miss Lucille Moser returned to her home Saturday afternoon after spending several days with her sis ter Mrs Charles Harrington and family at Hockerville White Shoes Birthday Party Mrs Mary Shelton entertained with a party Wednesday after noon in honor of her daughter Mary Jo the occasion being her ninth spent in games and a social good SUM MER YARD GOODS 5e 17e Guest Honored 1 Mr and Mrs Orbe Knight enter tained with a dinner Sunday hon oring the sister Mrs Ettie Thompson of Seattle LEO JOLLEY COMPANY her ances before her death at a Los Angeles hospital 'It was made May 23 just a week before she was first stricken ill Jack Doyle the Broadway bet ting commissioner and his little black book already are on the job at Oakland hills Old Rabbit Maranville who ought to know says little Sammy Bell of Montreal is the best young second sacker he ever saw Rabbit was around when such guys as rank risch and Rogers Hornsby were coming along so young Mr Bell can step right out and take a nice large bow for himself Hartford high school of White River Junction' Vt had a string of 35 baseball victories until Hanover high came along and bumped it off the other day ancy Lawns and Dimities ported scattered showers Monday Rain started falling at Guymon late in the day and measured from one fourth to one half inch at mid night Holdenville had 48 inch last night and Oklahoma City received15 inch in the forenoon Miss Lucy Belle Throop and her aunt Mrs red Spencer have gone to Gladewater Tex for an indefi nite time Mrs Edith Collard and sons' James Eugene and Ted of Ander son Mo Billie Akers and Jack Col lard of Denver Cold spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs red Collard Mr and Mrs Glen Haught Lor ene Hooten and Ralph Duke visited in Oklahoma City Dallas and Ama rillo Tex last week Mrs Stevens and grand children Miss Vivian and Davey Lee erguson and Everett Sikes visited Mrs Grover erguson and son Larry in Tulsa Sunday Tom Cummins of Oronogo Mo and Walter Barties of Gravette Ark are staying at the home of Mrs Pearl Hufford Mrs Harold Moll who has been ill for the past week is reported somewhat improved Rev and Mrs Harry Rogers and children attended the fellowship meeting 'at Seneca Mo Sunday Mr and Mrs Relson and grandson Dean Nelson and Mr and Mrs Ernest Ousley visited in Carl Junction and Webb City Mo Sunday They were accompanied home by Miss Virginia Nelson who will visit here for several days Miss Nancy Garmmer of Ben tonville Ark is staying with Mrs Harold Moll while the latter is ill Mr and Mrs George Stevens and family of Phoenix Ariz visited several days last week with Mr and Mrs Bill Watson' and son Maurice Mrs Gunnett and daugh ter Jean and Mrs Mary Shelton made a business trip to Miami Sat urday Mrs Ed Wheeler received word about the death of her aunt Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Barnsdall Okla but was unable to attend the funeral services Mrs Smith was 88 years old AJrs Joe Coverett left Sunday morning to visit her sister Mrs Ola Elston at Harmon Okla Delores Myers of Oronogo Mo is visiting Audrey Dean Hufford for several days Mr and Mrs Earl Neal of Ok mulgee visited Mrs Pearl Hufford and daughter and Cassell Sunday Mr and Mrs Hensley and children Betty Lou and Bobby of Tulsa and Claude Sanders of Pittsburg Kas were guests of Mr and Mrs' Jim Mullens Sunday Tom Chew visited relatives in Joplin over the week end Mr and Mrs Bill Watson spent Sunday with the brother Lemuel Turley and family near Welch Mr and Mrs Woodrow Chambers of Miami was a dinner guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rutherford Wednesday Mr and Mrs Leonard Cutbirth and children of Joplin visited Roy Cutbirth and family Sunday' Mr and Mrs Broyles and children were dinner guests of Mrs Bill Dixon and family of South airview district Sunday Miss Belva Smith of Idaho is spending this week with Miss Lor ene Turley Mrs Lanham and Mrs" Nellie Young of Picher visited with Mrs aye Price in airland Sun day DR HESS STOCK mVICTIMS i pi LOOK OR HELP study Each member is to bring 15 cents for gift exchange The Ruth circle will meet at the home of Mrs Edna Heathco South Vine' street Thursday afternoon for a Bible i study program with Mrs Iola Joiner in charge Christian Sunday school at tendance was 121 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Lesson will be the first four chapters of Romans 5 The daily vacation Bible school is progressing It will close Sunday evening with a day program 5 Assembly of Attendance at Sunday school was 99 Morning and evening services well attended Mid week service Wednesday eve ning Methodist Sunday school at tendance was 77 Sunday night the Neomyc delegates told of their trip Dorothy Arric Dorothy Kelly Georgia Kelly Mary 1 Evelyn Hampton Vivian Light Norma Lee Morton and Lois Jean Brownell made the trip in company with the Rev and Mrs Templin and son Charles Leonard They enjoy ed the outing on top of Mount Se qucyah very much and came back with fond memories and renewed interest in Epworth League work The Rev Templin who was dean of men has been elected for an other year Boy Scouts met at the church Monday evening Mid week services Wednesday evening The Ladies Aid will meet Thursday for an all day session Next Mon day we begin our "Off the club Dorothy Arric is superinten dent All children over 6 are in vited to attepd There is no charge i HOLLIS Okla June Harmon county farmers who patched the worst hailstorm in his tory beat down their most promis ing grain crop in six years yes terday looked for federal farm loan and relief agencies today for aid Clarence Burch Harmon county agent surveyed the damage done the storm which raged more than an hour in an area eight miles' wide and about 30 miles long in this southwestern Oklahoma sec tion Burch estimated the total damage at $1525000 with 600000 bushels of wheat a total loss Wheat was ready for harvest and eotton Was up about eight inches rt' SBurch said $20000 would be re quired to re seed cotton and row crops S'Crops must be planted again in 10 days or it will be too late this he said' XR Wernberger district agent for the Wichita arm Credit bank said his agency would make avail able immediately enough seed loan money to take care of eligible farmers iBurch said about 100 farm fami lies on resettlement rolls and not able to qualify for loans from the bank presented the biggest prob lem He said no answer had been received late yesterday from a plea sent to resettleemnt headquarters at Dallas Tex for immediate cash io buy seed for them jiThe hail struck in no other parts of Oklahoma although Amarillo reported two hailstorms in the Texas panhandle Hailstones covered the ground at Amarillo and Canyon while Hereford reported a light hail The storms there were several hours apart srOther sections of Oklahoma re Pay Your Account In ull and Receive Jack Pot Tickets GINGHAMS Inch Ginghams in nlain colors and stapes Deputy sheriffs dispersed several hundred pickets who gathered near this gate of the Youngstown Sheet and Tube company plant at Youngstown Ohio as a car of food was moved into the plant Then the company guards chained the gate shut as shown here Seeking to stop the food deliveries to non strikers continuing operations in the plant strikers used torches to sever the railroad tracks A genuine bona fide cut price sale of seasonable" quality merchandise? Every item quoted tins ad brings a substantial reduction Sale begins at 8 clock Wednesday morning Dont miss this chance to save money on summer needs Rea'd all the advertisements rtf LARGE SIZED BLEACHED SUGAR SACKS each TOWI With large colored checks I "Um Red Black Green and Gold WiWiVAWAWiV Amthomii You Better and Saves Mxt AffanW Jr June Store I Clearance Sale SHIRTS Values up to $159 Now men is your time to save on this broken lot 14 to 17 Junior A Meeting fhe Junior A Girls of the irst Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Nelson North River street Saturday afternoon The subject of the lesson was and The Bible study was in charge of Mrs Nel son and the Prayer was repeated in unison irst part of the lesson "An Encouraging by rankie Rogers second part A Desperate Need elyn Douthitt third part serve by Helen Rogers tourth part A Continued by Helen Hutson The meeting was dismissed by prayer A social hour followed with re freshments of sandwiches wafers lemonade and popcorn served to rankie Rogers Helen Rogers Helen Hutson Evelyn Douthitt and sponsor Mrs Nelson The next meeting will be at the home of rankie Rogers June 19 Church Notes Baptist Sunday school atten dance was 114 with good attend ance at both preaching services The Martha circle will meet at the home of Mrs Rupert Scott South Maple street Thursday for Mission Padric Gloves White abric Gloves Values to 98c 49e HOUSE ROCKS Regular 39c Quality Buy several at this a low price 87e Oxfords and Straps A real value Pure Silk Hosiery New summed shades All sizes Qj pure silk 1 RAYON PANTIES 19c Value New smartly 4 Art trimmed panties Wednesday Specials 36 INCH PRINTS YARD 36 Inch fast color prints Large assortment of wanted patterns SILKS Values to 98c Yard 3SC yard Short Lengths LY SPRAY Si49 Gal Stainless Pleasant Odor Straws 25e Look at this clearance value Be here early for best selection 7epr Tie back ruffled wide flounce A splendid as sortment to choose from Knee Length Hosiery Pure silk summer hose 4frt Popular shades Pair 1 Work Shirts 69e ull sanforized shrunk Sizes 14 to 17 A real value 13 15 17 East Central Phone 97 MIAMI 117 South Connell Phone 310 PICHER Wash Trousers $198 Sanforized ru wash trousers? Chpice of patterns Vi TUESDAY JUNE 8 Ed Millner HARDWARE AND URNITURE One Chicago newspaper reports it received scores of telephone calls last Thursday night from persons wanting to know who won the Braddock Schmeling fight Del Baker pinch hitting for Mickey Cochrane as manager of the Tigers knows just how it feels Back I in 1924 while catching for Oak 1 Wash at the Knight home on land skull was fractured I South Maple street A bounttiful when he was by Ray dinner was enjoyed by the follow Jacobs of Los Angeles That U1? guests: Mr and Mrs rank North 1 Carolina woman who has Wade Mrs Helen Gibson and been yawning for 225 hours has I daughter Patty and Mrs Liddy TOWEL SALE Regular 25c Only 200 Get rtf yours early for Regular 10c Week End Special Regular 19c 1 assortment priced Art for clearance WORK SOCKS 10c Value Special purchase We can not duplicate this low price Coleman 'Drug Phone ree Delivery Sturdy green lacquered handle Crushes fruit Rices potatoes Value 49C RICE IT! or ricing for draining and washing for straining fruits and vegetables Saves time food and work Complete with enamel drain pan $119 REGULAR 39c and 49c VALUES One large assortment of summer dress fabrics' Sheers in dimities novelty voiles and batistes Broadcloth and fancy weaves in heavy suitings 3 YARDS OR $100 Dyer Bros free Delivery Phones 118119 This picture of Jean Harlow platinum blonde screen siren giving autograph to a fan shows her on one of her last public appear ICE CREAM POWDER 5C PANCAKE LOUR 7e Tp A or Icing Hi Lo Orange Pecoe and I Ln Pecoe 2ilb' package 4) PICKLES IOC DC AC Polar Bear New Pack AP Small 2 cans 49C LIMA BEANS 25g MARKET SPECIALS CAL BRAINS 10 CHEESE1Alpjbe 29g PORK STEAK 25g VEAL STEAK 256 Sandals S129 Colors of Pink Yellow Navy Red and White Needed to Re Seed Crops Ravaged Yesterday In Harmon County LYSPRAY Protects cowsin pasture Kills flies in the barn 0 SleOOGaL 1 SAGE TEN a warn 5 ii Vs i toll HKHanAivI If 11 Mm Kall HtiKHNRHR IM Sri mi 59 i nr Rl ii' 5i rt A I wr a Vll 1 JAw 1 'll 5513 I Ward I IE lOk Js SOli JIBl! si sigs saw Bh I 3 2 I I tW Ik ''s SRs rj 1 rt 1 A vrt i IO MBHWBRBPHHWRRwrr wjr Si.