Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

SINGS AND DANCES 'lurfyfop MUSICAL REVUE COLEMAN N1 A happy tuneful treat with Amer ica's darling in a story of glorious romance and sunny humor that will make you sing and dance andlaughl Shirley sings "ANIMAL CRACKERS1 IN MY SOUP" ond "WHEN I GROW UP" ROCHELLE HUDSON JANE DARWEL A OX PICTURE WITH JOHN Rec ommended by the Magazine as the best family pic ture of the month John Boles sings "IT'S ALL SO NEW TO Mf ond "CURLY iJt Rochelle Hudson sings "Th SIMPLE THINGS LIE" iv hum abl happy tone hits by Ray Htndtrson TO I4WWM AUDIENCES Lik magazine! ShirleyV Whi JL 7 tjOl ISmS 0 5 TODAY jf JSV 161 SUNDAY AUGUST 25 1935 MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE THREE TINY STAR AND CONER the assume Dollivan i Al So sensitive is nitrogen iodine one of the most explosives that itwill go off when touched with a feather I A passage 100 feet long can be dug by a mole in a night Child Bitten by Copperhead Morris Lankford little son of Mr and Mrs Perry Lankford was bitten by a copperhead snake Tues day while getting a drink of water at a spring on their farm west of Seneca He is reported as getting along nicely duties Mrs Ronnie Moore of the county office was also here riday making arrangements for the payment of corn hog checks which will be paid in the next 30 to 60 days The Rev Cleveland an nounces the beginning of a revival meeting at West Anthracite school house Sunday night which will be Vinitans Vote Down Long Term ranchise armer Merchant Rally Attracts Crowd Other News of Community Starlet Twinkles In Tuneful ilm At Coleman Today HE RAN A MURDERER TO EARTH AND A BLONDE RAN HIM TO THE ALTAR VINITA Aug 24 By a vote of almost two to one Vinita citizens turned thumbs down this week on a proposal to furnish a 15 year franchise to the Vinita uel company The official vote was: No 1063 Yes 564 The franchise which was pre pared by company officials under the supervision of the city council was for 15 years but included a clause whereby the city could purchase the lines at the end of any 5 year period if it desired Also included in the franchise was a two percent city tax on gross revenues of the company which was estimated to bring the city several hundred dollars in new an nual revenue Mayor A War ner said however that the tax would be assessed regardless of the outcome of the election Mrs Laura Campbell Loise Darr Cornelia Golden Clark ry att and Hal oster attended a dis trict meeting of the Epworth League at Southwest City Mo Tuesday night Geraldine Duemler and Emma Davidson were guests of Mrs Aaron Chase of Quapaw a few days this week Mr and Mrs Sidney Sparlin and grandson Mrs A Cook and Em mett Davis attended the funeral of Ror Vniinr nf flniinril TTniusp Run day afternoon Mrs Eula Lankford of Joplin vis ited in Seneca Saturday evening Mrs Ivan Messenger of Miam visited relatives here riday Mrs Thomas Edythe anc Garnet Vowels were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Sayre anc family west of town Sunday Mr and Mrs rank Roark visit ed Mr and Mrs Charles Connor of Wyandotte Alean Lonie and Morgan Rakes moved Saturday back to their prop erty in Seneca Robert Simpson and Max Brown were visitors in Grove Saturday Mr Knight daughter Virginia and son Bill left Monday for Springfield Ill where they will join Mrs Knight Mr and Mrs Dave Sears of Springfield Mr and Mrs Baker Yocum Mrs Myrtle Gray Mrs Sparlin of Quapaw Rev Nathan Montgomery of Oronogo Mo were among those who attended the funeral here last Sunday af ternoon Mrs redie Bennett and daugh Ball Game (The ball game between Seneca Merchants and Carl' Junction at Alvey field here Sunday afternoon was a hard fought contest end ing in a score of 6 to 4 in favor of Seneca Jack Davis of the Carl Junction team hit two homeruns The Seneca Merchants will go to Granby Sunday to play the Granby team Dorcas Society The Dorcas society of the Meth odist church met Wednesday for an all day session and covered dish luncheon The lesson topic was of led by Mrs Williamette Mitchell Mrs Maggie Strait led the opening prayer and Rev G( oster the closing pray er Those present were: Mesdames Maggie Strait oster Mat tie Sutton Crossley William ette Mitchell and Rev os ter The next meeting will be in two weeks at the church WELCH SCHOOLS READY TO OPEN to happy in the Shirley Temple home or rather in the home where the sensational but unspoiled baby The six year old child star whose next picture Little comes Sunday Monday and Tues day to the Plaza theater is having a grand time at the ox Movietone lot and considers work as play The whole family is happy who be under the circum stances Mrs Temple still belongs to the same organizations she did before Shirley became noted She has the same good friends and neighbors Mrs Temple receives a nice big salary for looking after Shirley at the ox studio and the mon ey is being put aside in a trust fund so she will be rich when she grows up Little an Edward Butcher production directed by John Robertson is based on lor ence Leighton story se lected from hundreds In this ap pealing picture well heralded in ad vance reports from other cities Shirley acts and sings The supporting cast is made up of Rosemary Ames Joel McCrea Lyle Talbot Erin Moore Jack Donohue Poodles Hanneford Gus Van Margaret Armstrong Rita Owin Leonard Carev ar rell Macdonald and Jack Baxley ter Bobby Lee of Edinburgh Tex are visiting Mr and Mrs Bennett and other relatives Mrs Betty Wiles visited her old home at Hartville Mo the last of the week but was called home by the death of her son Dave Wiles and Gerald Wiles Mr and Mrs Tom Poor of Ola the Kas announce the birth of a daughter Aug 21 in a Kansas City hospital Ola Mae Sherer spent last week visiting in McCurtain Okla The Rev and Mrs Garrett were called to Springfield Tuesday evening by the death of Mrs Gar mother Mrs Rathel I Briggs uneral services' were held in Springfield Thursday afternoon Mrs Briggs was well known here having spent several months with Mr and Mrs Garrett Mullens of Okmulgee Okla was a guest of his parents Mr and Mrs Mullens and family this week Mabel Carl was taken to a hos pital in Joplin for medical treat ment Tuesday evening Brite and Elton Crossley were visitors in Neosho Thursday Harry Callahan of western Kan sas came home Wednesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Buzzard and family were dinner guests Wednes day of Mr and Mrs Ivan Messen ger of Miami Norine Mullens of Depew Okla arrived Wednesday to visit her conducted for one week Make your arrangements to attend regu larly Misses Dean Hulsey of the state hospital force and Lucille Hulsey of the Waffle House force in Vi nita were visitors Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Ed Hulsey and many friends of Welch Mr and Mrs Nathan Ballou moved the first of the week to Vi nita where Mr Ballou willbe em ployed for the next few months with his truck Mrs Elizabeth Thornton return ed to her home in Welch the first of the week after a stay in Golden Rod district looking after the home of her daughter Mrs Don Eads while Mr and Mrs Eads were visiting wi th relatives in Eldorado Kas for a week Mrs Wagey and daugh ter Miss Ollie Wagey of Afton and Mrs Jennie Oakley of Bernice the guests of their daughter and Okla spent Thursday in Welch sister Mrs Henry Melton and family Harmony In Temple Home SENECA Aug 24 A splendid meeting of farmers and merchants with their families was held Tues day night at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Sheridan Hollandsworth five miles west of Seneca An en tertaining program consisting of music by a male quartet Keith Boehning Lewellyn and Adams and several numbers by string band and trio A talk by Norris and short talks by others All business men present number ing about 15 were introduced Mike Cooper was master of ceremonies At the close of the program ice cream was served to about 125 per sons Such meetings as this are very beneficial in creating a good feeling of fellowship and co oper ation between the farmer and mer chant and give them a better ac quaintance and understanding each other Only Che Teacher Change or Term Opening on Sept 2 Welch Items The happiest picture of Shirley Temple's career comes today to the screen of the Coleman theater In a charming sto ry of a little girl who captures the heart of a lonely bachelor and makes both their dreams come true Shirley has two new songs to sing and several new and intricate dance routines for audience approval In this ox ilm comedy drama John Boles is cast as a bachelor who adopts Shirley and her big sis ter Rochelle Hudson His generos ity takes them from the drab and dreary atmosphere of an orphanage to the sunny summer surroundings of a palatial home in Southampton There the romance of Boles and Ro chelle Hudson flourishes under the childish guidance of little Shirley who sings dances and laughs her way into their hearts Shirley is really happy in this picture for she has the opportunity of'displaying her full talents when she sings Crackers in My and I Grow Shirley is not the only one to sing in this joyful film John Boles sings All So New to and while Rochelle Hud son surprises by singing for the first time Simple Things of Ray Henderson ace song writer wrote the melodies for all the song numbers for which was produced by Win field Sheehan and directed by Ir ving Cummings When the shadows of misunderstanding fall over the lives of her parents Shirley Temple turns in her new ox ilm Production Little to her pet Scottie for comfort Shirley sings and dances as well as acts in this emotional story To be shown at the Plaza theater Sunday Monday and Tuesday STERLING HOLLAWAY Back A Lie" LATEEST NEWS EVENTS Union Picnic Extensive preparations are be ing made by the members and oth ers of the Union for the picnic to be held in Bluejacket Thursday Sept 5 North Craig will be amply represented in the county wide affair A basket din ner will be served those attending taking with them the supplies for the dinner to be held in the open Everybody is invited to attendwhether you are a member or not i State and national speakers will be present to explain the benefits to be derived from membership in the Union and a good time is prom ised all who attend armers and others trom every part of county are urged to attend MEETING HELD NEAR SENECA grandparents Mr and Mrs Mullens Mrs Lillian Buzzard Mrs Leoda McCorkell and son Vernon" were Neosho visitors Thursday Nadine Barnett of Grove Okla' was a visitors here Wednesday Philip Hottie of Milwaukee Wis is here visiting his father Sig Hot tie and sister Venta Hottie Mr and Mrs Merton King Lea Dooley and family returned home Thursday from a few fishing trip on Cowskin river Rutherford Duemler visited in Kansas City Tuesday and Wednes day Born to Mr and Mrs Jack Bil lingsly a son Aug 21 to Mr and Mrs Griffin a son Aug 21 Roy Bruce and wife and George Prince of Bristow Okla were guests of Clovis Black and family Monday Mrs Logan Smith and daughter of Neosho were guests' of her mother Mrs Crouse Thurs day Marguerite Buzzard accom panied them home to visit until Sunday Hal Helm was in Kansas City Wednesday Robert and Billie Benge who had been visiting their grandmother Mrs Kenney left Wednesday for their home in Borger Tex Hosea Harrison and family have moved into the property south of the Catholic church which he pur chased from Higginbotham (Continued on Page Eleven) 1 Lawn Party The young department of the Methodist church met on the is church lawn Thursday evening forft a social and business meeting At the business session the followingofficers were elected: Mrs Cleveland adult counsellor Wayne 5 Leighton president annie May Kiser vice president Earline Mc Cann secretary Agnes Leighton treasurer Thelma Bennett chair man of citizenship and community service Mrs Logan Duncan chair man recreation personal develop ment and leadership training Jesse itzgerald chairman membership committee At the close of the meeting refreshments were served Miss Margaline Crooks of Mi ami was a visitor the past week with the family of Lloyd Warner on Welch Route 1 Mose Wheatley was attending to business matters in Kansas City Mo the first of the week rank Woolard of Inola Okla spent the first of the week in Welch with Mr and Mrs red Woolard and at Russell Switch where he has a number of cattle on grass Mr Woolard recently shipped out a part of these cattle but still has a number on hand that will be shipped out or sold on the ground later Miss Madelyn Witham leaves the latter part of the week for Skiatook Okla where she will teach in the public schools of that city after spending the vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs Witham of Welch Leland Cotter who recently re turned to Mound Valley district after a visit of some days in Pierre with his mother is ready to assume charge of Mound Valley school which he has taught for the last two years Miss Wilma Johnson who has been spending the summer in Kan sas City Mo with her grand parents Mr and Mrs John son returned to her home in Welch Wednesday It is announced that a Pente costal revival under the direction of the Rev Duncan of Che topa is going on at Russell Creek school house Great interest is shown by the citizens of the dis trict as Mr Duncan is a good speaker and has a thorough knowledge of his subjects Good song services and instructive topics are the rule Glen Rupert of Coffeyville Kas visited over the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Riley Rupert and other relatives of West An thracite district Mrs Bluford Berry and children of Vinita spent the latter part of the past week in Banner district with (her sister Mrs Alex Heck sher and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Schumacher of Sunflower district were visitors Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Loades of White Oak Mr and Mrs Bonner and daughters Erma and Ernestine and sons Dempsey and Ernest of Miami Route 3 were visitors in St Paul Kas Sunday visiting with relatives and friends Mrs Harry Swift of Miami spent Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Mollie Weaver Duvall who was operated on recently at the Vinita hospital for removal of his appendix is able to be about his place of business in Welch and will soon charge of his poultry business again Mr and Mrs Charles left the latter part of the week for Vinita' where they will make their home in the future Mr Dollivan is employed for the next few months on Highway 66 a Yates and children of Dawson Neb visited the past week with the parents Mr and Mrs Yates of the district south of Welch 1 Mr and Mrs Bert Newby of South Mound Kas spent Wednes day with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Kerns Mrs Carlo Brown of Big Cabin Okla is spending a week or two in follow district a visitor with her daughter Mrs George Ewers and husband Mr and Mrs Ed Reavis return ed to their home at Bluejacket af ter a visit of a month in Corcoran Cal with relatives and friends Mr and Mrs Hiram Price and children of Grandview district left the first of the week for Arizona in the family car where Epworth League The Epworth League program at the Methodist church Sunday night was a decided success The topics were all ably discussed Special music was supplied by Geneva Lewis Mrs Maydelle McMasters Kathryn Campbell and Mr and Mrs Logan Duncan These pro grams will be a feature of meet ings in the future and all interest ed are cordially invited to attend every Sunday evening Temple child film star and James arley postmaster general both took their vacations on Hawaiian beaches But it had to end and the pair is shown upon their arrival at Los Angeles aboard a liner from Honolulu (Associated Press Photo) Those who get a kick out of excitement in their film entertainment will find plenty of it in New York playing at the Glory theater today Monday and Tuesday franchot Tone and Una Merkel head the cast 5 they will spend a month or more at the various points of interest while visiting with relatives Miss Helen Miller of Banner dis trict was operated on for removal of her tonsils at Vinita the last of the week Jim Ray county administrator was in Welch looking after mat ters in connection with his office STARTING TODAY Hay in the Ditch A large load of hay went into 'the ditch two miles southwest of Welch Thursday when a rear axle of the 3 truck broke throwing Cravens the driver into the ditch on Highway 73 The WELCH Aug' The Welch public schools will open for the 1935 1936 term Monday Sept 2 with all of the former teachers present except Blaine Glendenning who will teach in the Wyandotte schools this year His place has oeen taken by Alva Loshbaugh a life long resident of North Craig i Supt Martin announces there will be very few changes in the books that were used last year in the grade schools and the high school Wednesday Aug 28 be ginning at 9 am the sen iors and juniors of the high school will appear at the office in the high school for en rollment Thursday Aug 29 the sophomores and freshmen will be enrolled Students are urged to make their decision to finish their high school education regardless of any condition that may appear inthe future Every effort will be made to accommodate and helpeach student Martin super intendent RANCHOT TONE fl I COrRAD NAGEL Ba IRVEY STEPHENS 11 PLAZA inest' Glorious Shirley Temple commands you to be gay in her sunny new picture opening today at the Coleman theater It is so full 91 and laughter no room for teais Sunday Monday Tuesday I in her greatest picture ROSEMARY AMES JOEL McCREA LYLE TALBOT ERIN O'BRIEN MOORE ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS hay was scattered about in the ditch but no one was injured An other truck was taken to the scene and delivered the hay while the axle was being replaced To' Mount Sequoyah The Rev and Mrs Cleve land Mr? and Mrs A Dobkins and daughters and Mr and Mrs Logan Duncan left Monday for ayetteville fArk where they spent the week at Mount Sequoyah at the famous camp grounds where they attended a big camp meeting in (the open during the week AIL returned to Welch the latter part of the week and re ported a fine time at that famed religious resort NO WONDER THE WHOLE WORLD LOVES YOU for your lilting laughter plays a song in our hearts 4 One of the favorite comedy' teams George Burns and Gracie Allen as they appear in a scene from Comes a screaming funfest coming to the Coleman theater on riday and Satur day Damage by ire The former Eli Leake home at the rear of the Dobkins Sales bam occupied by Mr and Mrs Dewey Collins caught fire at the flue in the kitchen Saturday from the kitchen stove and (for awhile it looked serious The flames were between the roof and the ceiling and it was necessary to tear out both roof and ceiling to get at the fire A bucket brigade of the neighbors finally got it under con trol before the hose cart arrived on the scene This is one of the oldest houses in Welch and is owned by the heirs of the Eli Leake estate was about 3100 with no insurance it is stated Harper Paup The ceremony riwas performed Saturday night Aug 17 that unit ed in marriage Wilma Paup daughter of Dal Paup of Welch and Don Harper also of Welch Both are well known throughout Welch district Mr Harper having been' a resident of the district for some time and is an employe of the John Schenk company Mr and Mrs Harper will make their home in the Wm Weitz property at the north city limits where they will be at home to their friends JUfe U' I I I TTTT3of I if IK jg ito i I re a '38 S' Uh wt I BT C3 res Wlk nil ufwueu Ml Mt S4 ba Erf.