Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

'SUNDAY JANUARY 4 1942 MIAMI DAILY NEWS RECORD MIAMI? OKLA PAGE IVE 0 Saunders Residence Sold to Tulsan SHE ONE GROUP PICHER PRICE ALL OTHER COATS Statement at the Close of Business Dec 31 1941 Values To $3500 RESOURCES: $500 ONE BARGAIN TABLE DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL Sale of DRESSES 998 ORMALS BREAKAST SET SMALL DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS EAT HEJ YOUR NEST WITH A fw77 next meeting will be held at theVa his passenger BBAW NELSON ROSEBUD1 SHOPPE Mr and Mrs Ed Easton and Roy Lee of Joplin The day spent socially and in making been or borne of Mrs Eva Anderson on North Ella street True Companion Class I The True Companion class of the Union church held a watch party at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Jones New Year's eve A surprise handkerchief shower was given for Mrs Jones in honor of her birthday anniversary Present were Mr and Mrs Ira Hulvey Mr and Mrs A Venue Mr and Mrs Mott Tom Swango Miss Golda Swango of Kansas City Schultz Darrell Cochran Dan Hanchew and Mr and Mrs Har old Jones The above statement is correct Wyatt Cashier teristics of the Early Church Stet is the name of a Missouri! tow mnimn nop REDUCED TO Courthouse News Briefly Chronicled ive piece Breakfast set with drop leaf table and fon ph airs Selected hardwood attractive ly finished Groun also includes 32 pc set of dinnerware pretty enough for Priced for Clearance In Two Big Groups NAZIS INE NORSE VILLAGE LONDON Jan 3 (11 Reuters quoted a report in the Stockholm newspaper Sagens Nybeter today that Norwegians in the little vil lage where British Commandos landed on Vaagso Island off the coast of Nazi held Norway were fined 10000 kroner be cause the German military cables were cut in 35 places ine quality dresses you can i wear right now Popular Styles materials and priced less than a third of their original cost special for DOLLAR DAY! Union Church Tlie Rev Wesley Post will preach at the morning and Holy communion will be observed In the evening the Rev will occupy the pulpit I I Member of ederal Deposit Insurance Corporation thinking of educated Americans We built for peace Promised them freedom as though we were omniscience itself But at no time did we look at the total situation "realistically enough to crea te the conditions upon which real inde pendence and freedom real secur ity and must depend we built tor peace in an ivory McNutt former governor gener al of the Philippinse warned edu cators to abandon that tower and "puerile to realize that is a road to American that must be kept open al! universities and colleges with all your resources will help to keep the road through Singa pore McNutt declared their lives in many cases your students and mine will defend Joseph Barker special as sistant to me assistant secretary of tfie navy stated that in recruit ing personnel for a two ocean navy "some interference with nor mal college programs is inevi He declared the following men were needed as junior officers each year: 30000 for 5 flight training who have completed soph omore studies 7000 seniors and 7000 juniors for line and engineer 1 BIG GROUP ALL HATS One Big Group New Styles for ALL ing duties 3000 seniors 2000 jun iorsand 500 sophomores for gen eral duty Students enlisted probably would be allowed to complete all or part of their college education before being called to active duty Defense Signup This Week at Commerce Cardin Revival Evangelist A Matthews will begin a revival meeting at the Car din Christian church Monday night which is to feature inspirational song sen ice and soul stirring ser mons according to announcement ALLOTMENT DEED Cherokee Nation to Phillip Witt SWU See 2 and EH ONE GROUP DRESSES Y0UR CHOICE JU Arrives rom Pearl Harbor Mr and Mrs John Messer left Saturday afternoon for Kansas City where they met their daugh tre Mrs Parkinson who is returning to Picher for the dura tion of the war Mrs husband Lieutenant Parkinson of the air force returned to Picher several months ago to marry Miss Messer COSTUME SUITS UR TRIMMED COATS Methodist Church At the 11 services Holy communion will be observed At 6:30 in the evening a school of missions will be started with Mrs Joe Haslett as leader The les son will on Methodist Meeting The Rev Eric Reaves will speak on "The Charac A meeting of the Picher was held at Wesley Hall ri day afternoon Mrs Eric Reaves led the devotional service and Mrs Mott was in charge of the program The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Mott 318 South Alta street Harry Carrey of Treece Kas was taken in Durnil ambulance to a Galena office and re turned riday The Auxiliary of the American Legion vi Hj meet at the hut Tuesday night Mr and Mrs Carroll Best visited relatives in Neosho Mo Tuesday and also visited a niece Mrs Chris tine Mustain at Anderson who 'is recovering from a major surgical operation Mrs Carroll Best attended the White Shnne at Miami Thursday night A community singing convention will be held at the Douthat Bap jist church today beginning at County President Tommy Goodwin announced Saturday All lovers of music are invited to at tend Mr and Mrs Gilbert re turned to their home in St Louis Mo Saturday after a two visit here with relatives and friends Mrs Gilbert will he re membered as the former Miss Ann Kerley The Pythian Thimble club will meet Tuesday with Mrs Maude Wolsey 101 West street A covered dish dinner will be serv ed Lieut 'George Russell and fam ily left the first of the week for Camp Barkeley Abilene Tex aft er spending a Christmas furlough with relatives here Miss Clydene Dawson who has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Dawson 436 South rancis returned to Washington riday night The Sunshine Circle wijl meet Thursday at the home of Mrs Henry King 201 South Vantage street with Mrs John Gibson and Mrs Henry Mott as joint' hostesses Plans for the year are to be made The Wednesday afternoon bridge club will meet at the home of Mrs ield at 1 Wednes day afternoon Each person will be' fingerprint ed He may join the auxiliary po lice jir any branch he so desires uilder'the civilian'setup' the police chief explained Pre Nuptial Shower Mrs Hale Mrs Inez Mo ser Mrs Oscar Mrs Hale Irwin Mrs Charles Cronk and Miss Thelma horshee entertained with a beautiful miscellaneous shower at the American Legion hut ridav night honoring Miss Helen Louise Carnthers who will be married today to Arch isher of Miami Okla Games were nlav ed Kathryn Montgomery and Imo gene Irwin were awarded prizes which were presented to th guest of honor Then the gifts which were displayed on a lace covered dining table under a pink and blue parasol were presented After in spection of the gifts refreshments were served to the following guests: Mesdames Everett Jones John Hicks John Messer IL ield Charles Hall Orville Kemph Opal McClanahan Bertha Hicks Imogene Irwin Helen Murphy Leona Penrod Ruth Williamson Kathryn Montgomery Pauline Hall Sybil Keithley Edna Meador Jim Modlin Charles Nichols Sr Charles Nichols Jr Henry Mott Roy Neal Al Maness Dorothy Shaylor Ruth Willey Melinda Anderson Era Best George Bough ton red Carrithers and Miss Vel ma Adams all of Picher and Mrs Edith Read of near St Louis Mo Mrs Arch isher and daughter Caroll Sue reda Hart Miss Vi vian Adams Miss Sharon Rose Willey all of Miami a'nd Mr S' John Herring of Weir Kas Those sending gifts were Mesdames Ger ald Combs Dan Hallock Arch Os born Callie Trentham Beulah Durnil Martha McConnell Clyde Dawson Edna McReynolds Lee Payton Mary Huddleston Charles Nichols Sr Hale II McWilliams Walter Guthrey Pete Russell George Raouls Walter Riggs Genevieve Stovall Tony Gustin rank Hilis Martin Baird Clyde Hocker Lucille Breedlove Siever Kountz Cla baugh George Washbum erroli Blaine Mae Bruce June Andrews Elizabeth Morris Mr Schultz and Misses Lois Martin Pear Nolan and Katie McCall Mrs Dan oley Denver Colo Mrs Hendricks Washing ton Mrs Ed Carrithers ort Scott Kas Mrs Harry Dun can HutchinsonKas77 "Mrs? Henry Blanton Afton Okla: Mrs Ivan isher Miami Okla: Otto Hodgen Miami Mrs Si Kenney Miami and Mrs Elizabeth Bristow of Picher COMMERCE Jan 3 Registration of citizens wishing to participate in Commerce's civil ian defense program will be start ed here Monday Police Chief Au bert Sidwell said today The registration will be conduct ed at the waterworks between the hours of 8 a and 8 will keep registering per sons from day to day according to the numbers of volunteers re Sidwell said TWO LIERS KILLED MONTGOMERY Ala Jan Two men were killed late yes terday when their army plane crashed about 17 miles southwest of here They were listed by the field public relations office as Lieut George Rodge of ords an instructor and Private James Dougherty of Norfolk GROUP ni QQ NO 1 JXO Hats Purses Blouses etc HAL PRICE Commandeering of Autos But Not Probable WASHINGTON 3 7Pl Thejirospect that the government in time to come mignt find it nec essary to commandeer private automobiles for war service was placed today in the of I rather than prob This interpretation eased somewhat the fears expressed by some automobile owners through out the country that they might as well count on ultimate seizure of their machines Price Administrator Leon Hen uerson yesterday described such commandeering as a pros pect but lie Went on to mv thee Britain and Germany at war for more than years and with much fewer automobiles than has the United States had not yet re sorted to commandeering OPM officials explained today that this country in its tremen dous war effort must be prepared to face any contingency Hut they continued there was no reason that the future possibility of the taking over private machines should affect purchase or sale ot used cars now Some cities reported that citi zens had declined to buy used cars in fear that the government soon would take them over Henderson explained that only 650X10'new cars would be avail able for sale to private consum ers after automobile production is shut down next month for the dur ation of the war a number insuf ficient for the needs of physicians and surgeons police fire depart ments and similar public necessity activities ONE GROUP DRESSES Values To $2500 1 amily Reunion I and Mrs George Hall 329 South Picher street had as their guests at a New family re union and turkey dinner Thursday Mr and Mrs Earl Morris and daughter $11 of Coffeyville Kas Mr and Mrs Bob Tice of Miami and son was resolutions for the coming year Church Auxiliary The Auxiliary of the ree Will Baptist church met at the home of Mrs Ella Capron 620 North Emily street Thursday Present were Mesdames Ella Tay lor Eva Anderson and daughter Pricilla Eastep and son Ray Asa Shuck and daughter Lorella Ef fie Groom Violet" Dickerson and the hostess Mrs Capron The 1 Numerous inquiries have been received President Sabin Perce full announced Saturday about 1 1 special courses intended to equip enrollees for national defense jobs that will be offered at Northeast 11 ern Junior college beginning Jan I 9 Mr Percefull said the only re 1 quirement for entrance is that the I student be a high school graduate I Instruction will be given mostly atmght although some day classes may be scheduled A representative of the Univer sity of Oklahoma and possibly onei from the DuPont powder firm will attend the first meeting of stu dents Tlie program granted to the local college because of its quali fications as a was obtained through co operation of the United States Office of Educa I tion and the University of Okla homa Applicants for admission in such courses as engineering drawing elementary engineering mathe matics industrial safety engineer ing and elements of structural de sign may apply at President Sixteen weeks Tif instruction is planned Competent instructors have been assured to conduct the classes irst Baptist Cilurch At 11 o'clock the ordinance of the supper will he observed At 7:30 in the evening bap HOMESTEAD DEED Cherokee Nation to Phillip WittSli SWU SWli 2 25 23 WRRAN IY DEEDS Masonic Lodge to Masonic Char ity oundation of Okla $100 S1 NW1 10 27 23 John Austin etux to Hattie A Brown 100 East 50 ft of Lois 13 1 1 15 Blk 18 Miami Walter Painter etux to Woodrow Painter $100 Lot "2 Blk 103 Miami (Compiled by Pholq Abstract Co tismal services will be held and at the evening worship service the Rev A Evans will speak on soH by Saunders and of Tulsa it was announced Saturday rank ergus of the iv nrniiv rnrnnnnv nonziiAd 1 i Photo by Orrick Sparlin COLLEGES GET BIGWARROLE 50000 Men Annually for Naval Reserve Sought McNutt Points Way By EDWARD ETHELL BALTIMORE Jan The colleges called upon for a ''minimum 50000 men manually for naval reserve officer training were told today they would have to play iv a major role in keeping tlie road' to Singapore vital to American victory open all i ederal Security AdministratorPaul McNutt told: grey haired college presidents and deans: are in the army or a Nazi straight jacket lat ter Every resource of the nation must be geared to Stating that if the Philippines were saved it would be by the iv and ingenuity of Douglas 'MacArthur and by the grace of not by any wisdom and fore sight of American policy in the years following the last great war' Biclxutt continued: fall of Manila stands as an indictment of the international GROUP QQftO 1 NO 2 4O Defense Training Will Begin Jan 9 At Junior College Condensed Statement of the Security Bank Trust Co Miami Okla 1 9 Bn i Ml Air: I Bi Ji I I fl I a If I I 'v 1 Hln Il It bIIvI I lf MR I IsT vj I 21 1 Bs I I Hi I bV is i I HI 11 I I Vv I I Hh fr" L4 1 5 S' I 'Sih 'i ns JC? I la al ecy I ir i I I 0 a I i Ml I I I I I I 3 I '1'1 It i Ilk I Vv BN) mwv I I I PACT rv I asssa! MHBT i WA A A Kr rr'rffr f': ''V' A h'' 7G ft A Sr JKi 1 Loans Discounts $29788605Overdrafts 48114 urn ixtures 759583 Real Estate 100156 Other Assets 10000 Bonds Warrants $12049105 Cash Exchange 58230727 70279832 $100986290 LIABILITIES: CaPitaI 5000000 Surphs 5000000 Undivided Profits 23 908 44 DEPOSITS 885 Toal $100986290 One Big Rack of One Big Group of One Big Group of Lounging BELTS Kid and Suede Robesand ah Regular Gloves omialc i $100 to $298 Values Regular $198 to UlllUUS $398 Values' cZ69 One Big Group of 4 one Big Group of PARKA Bradlev PURSES HOODS Knit Suits Regular $298 Values 98 1 7 Regular Values $1298 to $2498 59 $18 Choice it ROSEBUD.