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Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

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Miami News-Recordi
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Miami, Oklahoma
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5
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MONDAY JUNE 7 1948 MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLA Prepare to Receive lood Dead Diver at Work in Vanport Try This in Your Back Yard 0 Seneca Meeting in Haifa Count olke Bernadotte of visited hero that day Courthouse News Briefly Chronicled Diiorders $100 43c SHE Buy On $117 14c Easy Credit Terms Roll Away TOILET TISSUE 20c 34c 59c 59c 69c 1 Si 69c 7c 1 M' 6c 1 1 2 7 Thai Prices in Effect Tuesday Wednesday end Mr and Mrs Kelly and Mr and Mrs Homer Cole left Wed nesday for St Louie Mo to visit the Kelly's son Kelly and Mrs Kelly and baby Mrs Pearl Tye of Tiff City Mo and Mrs Walter Williams of the Methodist the Inter City rally held at the Methodist Monday night opened with a Write or REE Clinls Boolriot Todor No Obligation "5 918 Oak Sk Desk 3 ArtdA LII If MV GOES UNCLAIMED A package containing 2100 cut white sapphires and 540 unpolished sapphires from Siam is going beg ging for a claimant Customs Pa trol Chief Eleuterioi Adevoso said like to find the owner a little matter of customs duties (The package clime in on a Cathay Pacifies airlines plane May 25 rank Sparljn of Springfield who is Visiting his brother Sidney Sparlin visited in Miami the last of the week He was accompanied here Sunday by Mr and Mrs Paid Overby and Mrs Mollie Sparlin wno Roll Away Beds to use when company drops in or for a comfprtoble extra bed that can be compactly folded and rolled into the average closet Sturdy steel frame TEA PRIVILEGE In certain barracks of the Brit ish army one' of the privileges granted to soldiers is permission Attend Youth Rally A group from church attended Youth ellowship Wesley Hall of church in Neosho The meeting was covered dish dinner followed Kby a program business session and games The Seneca group includ ed Carol Cole Geneva Lee Mhoon Mary ern Williams Shirley ow ler Velma Eddings Bill Gallemore Joe Roope George Thomas Wil liams and their sponsor Mrs Wayne King MIAMI GIRL HONORED TAHLEQUAH June (Spe Pearl Webb of Miami was one of the 15 out of a graduating class of 140 to receive membership in Alpha Chi scholastic honor so ciety for those earning a four year average of plus or better at Northeastern State college it was announced by Dr Bally dean of administration of Brentwood Calif Mrs RL Williams of Enid Okla' and Mrs Everett Seneca two sons George Buszard of Brentwood Calif and Bustard of Skia took Okla 13 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren uneral services were held in Seneca Mon day afternoon at the Biddlecome chapel conducted by the Rev Earl Sherwood pastor of the Seneca mission Burial was in the Sen eca cemetery Under direction of the Bidilecome uneral home The air is composed of 7803 percent nitrogen 2098 percent oxygen and other gases totalling less than 1 percent Between 1825 and 1835 about 2 400 miles of canals Were construct ed in the United States Lawn Party The Christian Endeavor of Christian church enjoyed a lawn party Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Elrtier Dorman Games were played and refresh ments served Those present were: Joyce Hutchison Joan Dragoo Helen Malone Martha Jo Kidwell Paulette Higginbotham Sammy Lou Garman Galen Harrison Mark Plummer Max Plummer Robert Watts Morris Watts Larry Gar man John Richard 'Dragoo and Mildred Malone BACON Low Memorial Program A large crowd estimated at near 2500 persons visited the Seneca cemetery Memorial day and were very agreeably impressed with the well kept condition of the cemetery which is a great improvement over previous years due to the loyal in terest of the new cemetery board and the good work of the care taker Visitors were present from Oklahoma Texas New Mexico Wy oming Illinois Kansas and Mis souri vm Canterbury Black 1 1 A Lb Pkg DreMei ond CRISCO rey etux $1 Lot 13 Blk 6 Cardin Robert Scott ulton to 'MorriS' 'etux $1 Lot Blk 2 Miami Heights addition to Miami DeMier Jretux'to Daniels etux Lots 3 and 4 Blk 107 Miami (Compiled by Photo Abstract Co) PAGE IVE OOT RELIE GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY BACK WHY Sugar Cured llAlVld Smoked Lb Senate's Oldest Member De cides to Jchoeppcl Only GOP Azpiraet WASHINGTON June 7 GB The Senate's oldest member kind ly Arthur Capper of Kansas la going to retire His decision not to seek re lection came as a surprise He had announced that he would bo a candidate again More recent ly he said he had no plans to with draw from the race despite the views expressed privately by some of nm friends Capper will be 83 July 14 and his age had been a matter of pub lic discussion in Kansas Public efforts to get him to withdraw began with an editorial by William White in the Emporia Gazette Then Roy A Roberts president of the Kansas City Star announced his newspaper would not support Capper for re election love him" Roberts told a University of Kansas student as sembly May 12 "But I don't want man 80 or 90 years old repre senting us in writing the (peace) treaty that will affect you students and my grandson" "No comment but I still love him" Roberts said after Capper announce! yesterday he would not Mta agouti 4 Capper was elected to the Sen ate in November 1918 taking his seat the following January He was re elected in 1924 1930 1936 and 1942 His decision left former Gov Andrew Schoeppel the only an nounced candidate for the GOP nomination in Kansas MIRACLE WHIP Nw Sensational Velva SoleArch Restorers Will la meet cow sire complete relict et accriy all type et cenxMO foot ellmcete tuck ee week4 crchee mctetanal llmiM pnuure from conic les pein core hoelc week proncted aaklea EXPERTLY ITTEQ BY SHOE STORE SS North Meis fh 431 RAY ITTING iSSiSS by the women of the church' Ate'Mis Cop Stivers of Miami and a nephew Pepper Stivers 1 pt Picher visited in the Henry Stan ley home Thursday Mr and Mrs Norman Johnston announce the birth of a daughter on May 3 at the Bogan clinic in Baxter Springs Kas The baby has been named Sherry Mr and Mrs Raymond Hans ford purchased the Burks building They are having fluorescent light ing installed and will paint and completely redecorate the interior They plan to open a grocery in their new building Mrs Buzzard and sons Charles and Mike left Wednesday for Tuttle Okla where they will spend a vacation with Mre Buz parents 5 Miss Sue Bagsby of St Louis Mo is visiting her aunt Mrs Carrie Bagsby Mrs Bagsby re cently purchased the Hemphill property and moved here from Douthit Mrs Lester Bagsby has gone to Kiowa Okla to be with her father who underwent a major operation Last week Abe Richardson com pleted the sale of six hives of bees Mr and Mrs Clyde King have rented the Stoner property on South Virginia avenue and will move in the next few days from the Palace apartments Howard Hendren of Centralia Okla has been visiting his aunt Mrs rank Baker and family Mrs Kate Highly who han been ill is reported improved Mrs Lizzie Pliler has leased the Truck Stop cafe on South Main street 7 Mr and Mrs Henry Byard are vacationing in Minnesota with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Christy Mrs June Greenfeather has ac cepted a position as bookkeeper at the Botts Supply company Diver Harold Maiken plunges into the Vanport Ore flood waters in an effort to salvage goods and lojate bodies of persons believed to have drowned when a wall of water swept away housing project units Although no bodies have been recovered as yet several auto mobiles have been located The postoffice safe was brought to the surface (NEA Telephoto) Phons SpringfiaM Mo were gweU ef Mr Bremer Qum Thurodoy Memorial day leets' ef Mr and Mr Welter Daaghty were Bumf and Kline ef Neosho Mr and Mrs Charie Bums and son Billy ef Wsshington end Mrs Lucy Vslgamooro of Bartlesville! Okla Mrs Holdsa end dengh tsr Betty Jane Mr red Barg and Mrs Hal Williams all of Springfield Mo end Mies Geneva Holden of Oklahoma Qty were vis itors in Senses Saturday Mrs May Chase of Tiff City Mo visited relatives here from Thursday until Monday Mr and Mrs Street and daughter of Grants have been guests tbs past week of their son in law aud daughter Mr and Mrs Billy Taylor and Mr brother Street Mrs Edra Love of Miami was a dinner gueat of Mrs Blaine Burk hart Thursday Mr and Mrs Rex Balay of Ok lahoma City were week end guests of his parents Mr and Mr John Balay and family Mr and Mrs John Patton and son in law and daughter of ort Smith Ark were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Haskell Patton and children? Other guests on Monday were Mr Patton's sister Mrs Dave Temple: and Mr Tem ple of Tulsa The children Patty and erry Patton accompanied them to Tulsa to spend the week Mrs Zeron Lawson and grand daughter Katheryn who had been staying with Mrs Lawson and at tending school left Thursday for Gaston Ind where they will visit Mr and Mrs Joe Lawson and fam ily and then go to Cleveland Ohio to the home of father Denzil Lawson and Mrs Lawsonwherd Katheryn will remain Mrs Zeron Lawson plans to return home in about four weeks Mr and Mrs Jack Brady visited over the week end with relatives in Buffalo Mo Mr and Mrs Raymond Chase and son Johnny of Wichita Kas were week end guests of Mr parents Mr and Mrs Bremer Chase 1 Earl Thompson living on Syca more creek was taken in a Biddle come ambulance to the hospital at ayetteville Ark Wed nesday for surgery Mrs Cora Scruggs of Houston Tex and niece Mrs Long acre and Mr Longacre of Tulsa were week end guests of Mrs brother Welch Mr and Mrs A Long spent Sunday in Afton and visited the cemetery there Mary BuzzSrd Mrs Mary Buzzard 87 years old died Saturday May 29 at Wichita Kas Mrs Buzzard had lived in Seneca until a short time ago She is survived by five daughters Mrs Gibson of Ok lahoma City Mrs George Strunk of Wichita Kas Mrs A Roark RINSO OXYDOL STEAKS lJ ixi ia wy i If the dandelions and erab pass In your lawn have got you down breathe a sigh of sympathy for these rench women weeding big field of carrots by hand They cant run to the hardware store and get a can of 2 4D Photo by NEA Acm correspondent Rene Henry Sunny Bank ULtU 1 On Backache rar CBUk oontfcrtinr help for Backache NmumUi aIm CHlUnr Up Mighta atrong elaody arise irritating pauagM Leg Paine eirdee nnder tree end iwollea ankles due te Mnorganle and non ayaUmic Kidney and Bladder trouble try Cyitex Quick completeaUefacilMi or money back guaranteed Aak dninriet for Cytfex today Remember Safeway's Pledge To You "YQU WILL NEVER BE ASKED TO PAY MORE AT SAEWAY THAN THE BOTTOM PRICE INTOWN" Item or Item br Items Like Grade or Quality Will Meet rnt portom Price in Town Isaac Helmey DDS 213 Minins Exchanj Bldg Prsctlcs of Dsntiitry Phons 2052 ull Size Roll Aways with Coil Springs Cotton Mattress with Quality Ticking $4 DOWN $1 WEEK ull Size RoikAway Beds with Cail Springs ull Size Inner Spring Mottress $5 DOWN $125 WEEK ADIJ Vac Poc IUKN Tin POTATOES 2 COEE 3 Rolls for ORANGES Meeting Haifa Count olke Bernadotte of Sweden left United Nations mediator for Palestine wearing the uniform of the Swedish Cross graphically explains the terihs of a 4 week cease fire trues in Palestine to Mosho Shertok foreign minister of Israel Ber nadotte is conferring with Arab and Jewish leaders in an effort to set the hour and date when the truce will become (NEA Talephoto) TOMATOESigBWW $1695 Complete $3890 $2L95 $24:951 Complete $4690 $ia95 $1695 Complete $3590 $1495 $1495 Complete $3190 Deputy Coroner Myron Costley views a section of the emergency slab set up in Portland Ore in anticipation of recovery of tha bodies of persons believed to have drowned in th flood which wiped out the housing project in Vanport City A new flood has forcedarchers to wait longer before water leaves th ruins so they can learn how many persons died in the catastrophe (NEA TELEPHOTO) it A i Try for Palestine Cease ire Truce WARRANTY DEEDS Larene and Beulah Davis to Oscar and Elaine Lauefl south 23 of NW4 SW4 and 23 of W2 NE4 SW4 27 28 23 Briscoe etux to Bert and Mattie Scott $1 Lots 2 and 3 Blk 2 (Wachter (addition to Com merce Daniels etux to Roscoe Rsdpath 'etux $1 Lot 14 Blk 29 Miami Scroggins et al to Clkr ence A Spain etux $1 Lots 68 and 69 commencing at southwest corner of SE4 SE4 3 26 etc Allen Chandler to Lois vnanaier $xiuu undivided 12 lto entertain their relatives at tea interest in Lot 1 Blk 3 plat No 2 I in the canteen Wea addition to Miami Bessie Stipp to Jabe Vick 1 Legal blanks at News Record' Twin Size Roll Away Bed with Coil Springs Comfortable Cotton Mattress $3 DOWN $1 WEEK Size Roll Away Bed with Link Spring "i wm 3izb uorron rviaYress I Quapaw Baptist Bible School Commencement exercises for children attending the daily va cation Bible school at the Baptist church were held ridaysnight A large crowd of parents and friends attended One hundred and nineteen children attended 'J the school Teachers and workers who helped with the school which was under the directions of Mrs Paul Large were presented certificates of merit TheJr include Mrs Arnold Holcomb Mrs Bessie Tip ton Mrs 0 'Bean Mrs Eugene Garroute Mrs Claude Stanley Mrs Doris Dean Thomasson Mrs Pearl Owens Mrs Adolph Rooney Mrs Curtis Langely Mrs Cleo Duncan Mm Eddie Banks Mrs Andrew Smith Mrs Smith Mrs Lawrence Van Gundy and others Supper for Pastor About 60 people gathered at the (Christian church last Thursday evening for a farewell supper honoring the Rev Patrick and Mrs Patrick The Reverend Patrick has resigned his pastorate after three years work here A fried chicken 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