Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 5

WEDNESDAY APRIL 22 1959 MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHONkA PAGE FIVE Poultry Price Review Ahead 4 CI 1711u ''r COMMERCE Mrs Natoli Nolo Coftosponiont 114 North Moots Prost ON 5-4201 Mrs Friona's Andorson OR 5-4633 I Class Meeting The monthly meeting of the 11! and I class of the First Christian church as held Saturday evening in the church basement After a brief business session conducted by the class president Mrs Edna Williamson ice cream and cake were served Members attending' were Mrs Homer Baker Mr and Mrs l'lartin Baird Mr and Mrs Andy Andrews Mr and Mrs Ernest Williamson Maxine and 1Tommy Williamson Mr and Mrs Ercie Wilson Mr and Mrs Lin' coln York and daughters Martha and Michele and Mr and Mrs Jack Haynes I I lknomm- 1 4 4 i i'4 1 I 7k41 1 1 -114- i It COMMERCE 1-iA NA0 1 I I I 4oc)3 4 A 4 ''''''''Th irfr 7 44 4 Mrt Natoli Hato 1 0411 4d) ri Coftesponient (4 QF 'tS i1- -1 4 114 North Moyle Sims' -tk Nit0'' i it 1 I I -44k 1i' 4 OR 54201 1 i 3 1 4 i A Lkt 1'4 41 44)-7 I sci 4 7 Mrs Friona's Andorson -1 I 4' s-! OR 5-4633 4 4 411 mi k''" Ik 1r 1 I'lL- 'i 104 -I Lc' 7 -'4 1 Fel 71 744k2 toistO it 5 I 44 11t 013 i 4'1' 7 a n'tdh el cnilaosncihRolsy: tmhmeeeeeFttilinrngsgt '2 '''4 0" 44 i i church uas held Saturday evening 0 the church basement After a 1 4 1 -k-a 1 1 1''''' 4 by the class president Mrs Edna 04 1 ":1141 4 1 let "11 -1f A Ikl i' brief business session conducted 42''4' )A: ta t('''' r- I IC' l's Of oto '0) 1 t- A k1 Williamson lee cream and cake 7 tak 4 4 '''4-- 1) I were served Members attending' "4 4 4m tr I i ''''e I 't 7 '''''''2' I were Mrs Homer Baker 47 Mr and 4 4 4 3 15c i- I i Mrs lklartin Baird Mr and Mrs 4c1 I it ar :9 1 4 44- 'Andy Andrews Mr and Mrs Ell i a tk: It 4 4 '''3 zpt4 I nest Williamson Maxine and a '44i- I 's 1 'it 44' t' A' ItCe 1Tommy NVilliamson Mr and Mrs r) 4O4 4 '''x a 1t 0 0 3 Ak 4' 4 'ff i tri 7 Ercie Wilson Mr and Mrs Lin- 000 1 coN York and daughters Martha -) Ts: t4t ''''111 and 1lichele and Mr and Mrs 1 $4' it-' 4 Ar e1 iiita tz- 'i' It 4 '1 -i lge Jack Haynes or i 'l' it 6 d'e -do 4 L''4A' S11 oll aeRxmmattarkA4K tci'-A wAsiiiNcrom (UPI)--A congressional hearing is scheduled for April 30 to consider whether the government should intervene to beef up the depressed prices 1 for eggs and broilers Chairman Harold Cooley (D11C) of the House Agriculture I Committee announced Tuesday that a subcommittee would hold the hearing "on the ruinous price situation now prevailing in the poultry industry" Producer prices for eggs and 'broilers have skidded about 20 per 1cent below year-earlier levels The Agriculture Department reported earlier this month that producer prices for broilers had fallen to the lowest level on records dating back to 1940 Cooley said wholesale prices for eggs have dropped to the lowest level in IS years leaving current prices for both products "below the cost of production" To help stabilize egg prices the Agriculture Department has an nounced It will begin buying dried eggs this week for distribution to needy persons Since last October the department has bought 12 million pounds of dried eggs or the equivalent of 30 million dozen eggs for the national school lunch program This purchase program ended last week VINITA SPEAKER Dr Porter Routh of Nashville Tenn secretary of the Southern Baptist Convention's executive committee is among southern snd state Baptist leaders who speak Thursday In Vinita's First Baptist church at a regional convention of Baptist men beginning at 7:30 pm Bob Maples minister of music and youth activities at the rinita church will lead the singing Of music nd outh ac UNITA Porter Routh of Nashville Tenn seer tary of the Southern Baptist Convention's executive corn mittee Is among southern and state Baptist leaders uho 'ail! speak Thursday In Vinita's First Baptist church at a regional convention of Baptist men be- ginning a 7 30 pm Bob Maples minister a y- tz: '1rq '''A(''40 1 geranium pink It has a braided handle in the same leather The ideal small bag for dressy occasions (right center) is black suede in elongated style with wide faille banded bow at bottom She wears mink-trimmed theater coat and elbow length gloves in launder leather Perfect example of the spring suit bag (right) Is this one in brown leather It has chain raid watch fitted into outside pocket 1 12 1 4 r' r's-? i 4 5- A 441-j 11401mspparmorampammmusikowavoladtune5a04x4 aux Areauwata10-a alardrirla The ladylike look of spring handbags is shown in these designs for 1959 They offer simple elegance in a whole range of new leathers American tanners have developed a new black patent leather that will neither crack nor scuff We show it (left) in a large bag with slim lines It has roomy Interior and outside change purse As foil for a check suit try a lustre calf handbag (left center) in hot etik0115-2 Chapter History Club's Feature New Comers' Club Mrs Ace Moreland entertainedl the Newcomers' club Thursdayl evening at her home 201 Northl Maple street Plans were made for a "Mothers Day" program May 7 In the home of Mrs Carl Price 419 North River street Special guests will be mothers of the club members Mrs Guyretta Clinton and Mrs Sue Wilberton were welcomed into the club as new members Games provided entertaintnent' with Mrs Betty Clogston receiving the prize The door prize wasi awarded to Mrs Znie Carrigan a guest A dessert course was served by the hostess Others present were Mrs Dixie Groom Mrs Marie Miller Mrs Carl Price and Mrs Harry Shouse NewComers' Club Mrs Ace Moreland entertained the Newcomers clu Thursday' I evening at her home 201 North Locals Mrs A Malocsay and Mrs George Cochrane long-time mem Local Business Women To Have Active Role in State Convention Top HD Award To Worthwhile GRACE NOT TALKING PARIS (UPI) Grace of Monaco today coolly disregard ed Paris society gossip that she Wa3 expecting her third child The rumors picked up during the past few days by British and French newspapers could not be pinned down The Worthwhile Home Demonstration club Afton captured first place Tuesday afternoon in the annual Ottawa county HD Dress Revue Commerce was runnerup in the fashion show held at Miami's Civic Center Judging was based on participation hers of chapter ES PEO used the! unit's scrapbook to introduce the II program "Memory is the Treasure of the Mind" for Monday after-noon's meeting The two gave a resume of activities of the chapter from October 1917 until the present time Mrs John Robinson was in charge of the business session Hostess for the occasion Mrs ii Landers Jr 1916 A street northeast served a dessert mita coffee as her guests arrived Also present were Mrs Cobban Mrs Harry Curtis Mrs Emery Mrs Foster Mrs Lohmann Miss Zella Mahon Mrs Roy McDonald Mrs Woodrow Painter Mrs Loyd Sullivan Mrs Williams 'Mrs Marion Zajic Mrs 1Wendelken and Mrs Paul Wilson 'DONATE' PART OF LOOT NEWTON Iowa (UPI) Burgiizs cracked the safe at the Newton Daily News and made off with $S26 in cash They left $20 in an envelope marked "for the Red Cross" Mr and Mrs Henry Hale 6121 street southeast are expected to return today or tomorrow from St Jo Tex where funeral services were held Sunday for his mother Mrs Louel la Hale 92 Mrs Hale died Friday at a hospital in Gainesville: Jacqueline Kay is the name chosen by Mr and Mrs Jack Shere 719 streel for their daughter born Sunday at Miami Baptist hospital They also are parents of 2-year-old Frankie Ray Before her marriage Mrs Shere the former Leah Kay Wheeler made her home with a sister Mrs Ellen Allen in Douthat Mrs Frank Shere of Miami is the paternal grandmother Mr and Mrs Bill Boyer 115 street northeast announce the birth of a son Anthony Wayne on Monday at Miami Baptist hospital Mr and Mrs Boyer IRockdale addition are the paternal grandparents Mrs Bill Boyer is the former Joyce Lennox Miss Lucile Btan immediate past president of the Miami Business and Professional Women's club will head the local delegation to the state convention at the Biltmore hotel in Oklahoma City Friday through Sunday Miss Bean who has served as state chairman of the health and safety committee will be in charge of registration and credentials She will leave Miami Thursday Attending later sessions from Miami will be Ardith Mc Brian Faye Bradley Rena Fisher Leone Scherer Peggy a I I Edna Cunningham en a Thomas and Katie McCall Miss Ann Brandon of Miami who attends Oklahoma Baptist university at Shawnee will be a guest soloist at the noon luncheon Saturday She will sing a medley of three songs from the "King and Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs1 Kenneth Brandon 218 I street northwest will be accompanied by Miss Carol Strutton from Bristow1 a freshman at OBU Both girls are members of the Shawnee Choral Society and the Bisonettes Members of the Miami dub will be hostess group at an open house at 7 pm Friday Serving in hosstess capacity will be Beulah Woody incoming president rdith McBrian Faye Bradley and Rena Fisher The clubs in Miami Pawhuska and Claremore also are in charge -)1 luncheon arrangements The Miami club assisted by Pawhuska and Grove clubs will share in arrangements for the installation banquet Saturday night Sunday's breakfast meeting will conclude the three-day activities Mrs Jewell Russell Mann Tulsa state president will preside Mrs Ardith McBrian Miami will give the invocation A feature of this service will be a memorial and installation of officers The new slate will be seated by Miss Fannie Hardy of Little Rock Ark Nvho is first vice-president of the federation One of the speakers to be heard during the convention is Pauline Frederick NBC United Nations correspondent Another will be Kay Clancy Metz public relations director of Quaker Oats Co Miss Frederick has covered the Korean Suez Hungarian and Middle East flare-ups for radio and television Mrs Metz a former editor columnist reporter and legislator is active in club work and is a popular lecturer She has worked on the Denver Post St Louis Star-Times and the Chicago Tribune The convention will consider a hospitalization and disability income program THE HUB Clothing created by club mem-i bers were modeled at the spring program in charge of Mrs Denis Ralph Commerce The theme was "Fashion Lines for '59" Other clubs in order of ranking were: South Fairview third Willing Workers (North Fairview) fourth Ottawa and Lone Star tie for fifth Hudson Creek sixth Elm View seventh Mound Valley eighth Jolly Workers (Fair land) ninth Franklin lOth Homebuilders (M 1 a i-Commerce) I lth Spring River 12tn Wyandotte 14th Long View KAYSER HOSIERY Home Clubs Husband Kids Pets Keep Tidy Housewife on Move News In Brief Mr and Mrs Jabe Turner and daughter Virginia and Mrs Alvie Anderson and son left Monday for Bell Gardens Calif after receiving word of the death there of Mrs Turner's brother Ernest Goodman He suffered a heart attack Mr and Mrs Willis Morgan and Mr and Mrs Leroy Morgan of Chetopa Nan visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Harryl Shouse Monday Phil Crosby is visiting Mr and Mrs George McWethy at Denver Colo Lorena Garrett Maxine Smith and Mrs Norene Hale visited Mr and Mrs Ralph Whitesell at Fair-land Sunday afternoon Harold Holt 6-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Holt 301 North Maple street underwent surgery this morning at the Miami Baptist hospital Mr and Mrs Logan Turner and children Janie and Lee and Bobby June and Billie Jeanene Turner attended the birthplace dedication honoring Harry Truman at Lamar Mo Sunday Mrs Katherine Havens of Baxter Springs and Mrs Shirley Sixkiller Baxter Springs Route 2 visited Mrs Norene Hale Monday Mr and Mrs Ahrens of Tucson Ariz were guests of Mr and Mrs Harry Shouse Friday Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Jack Haynes and family Sunday were Fred Murry of Tulsa and Mrs Gerda Hoskins of Miami Joy Haynes of Norman spent the weekend here with his parents Mr and Mrs Jack Haynes Joe who has been stationed at the Navy base at Norman the past three months went to Memphis Tenn today for advance training Jim Eads who underwent surgery at the Freeman hospital at Joplin Thursday is reported to be improving Homebuilders The Homebuilders Home Demonstration club met recently in the home of Mrs Men Smith with the hostess presenting the devotions Miss Myra Whitehead discussed forthcoming events The program for the afternoon was a lesson given by Mrs Delphia Ritchey concerning the proper way to freeze fruits and vegetables A dessert was served during a social hour Also present were Mrs Wilma Miller and daughter Mrs Freda Kelly and daughter Mrs tone Conner Mrs Betty Bybee Mrs Allone Allgood Mrs Roxie Downs and Mrs Sparkle Hale Mr and Mrs have returned to their home in Winners will receive a Salon 408 Meets Olathe Kan following a short awards from the agriculture corn-visit in the home of Mr and Mrs mittee of the Miami Chamber of In Burdock Home Marvin Gleidt 707 14th avenue 1 Commerce northwest They also were guests' A program preceding the Revue Salon No 408 8 et 40 was enter- of Mrs Viola Alden in North Mi included a devotional by the Rev tamed Friday afternoon in the ami and Mrs Helen Birkmire 731 Harris Miami Methodist min-home of Mrs Burdick 139 street northwest while in ister and a talk on "Educational street northeast The meetingl area Needs in Oklahoma" by John Walwas conducted by First Demi' Mr and Mrs Doyle Bowden of lace Miami attorney Mrs Ira Pansy Horn in the absence of Mr Fa i announce the birth ofl Davis county HD Council presiChapeau Leotah Ernst The dis'a daughter Tuesday Grandpar- dent was in charge trict meeting which will be held c(rits are Mr and Mrs Bow- Two club presidents Mrs Den-May 3 in Enid was discussed lden 417 I street northwest and nis Messimore of Worthwhile and Hostess served a t( 'Mrs Joe John of Cocoa Mrs FredlMrs Chester Garrett Commerce course to 14 members Door prizesSchmidt also of Miami is thetwere presented floral bouquets for were awarded to Mrs Vailbaby's great-grandmother heading the largest delegations at and Mrs Burdick Mrs Nona( I the morning business session Salon No 408 8 et 40 was enter-1 of Nit's Viola Alden in North Mitained Friday afternoon in the' ami and Mrs Helen Birkmire 731 home of Mrs Burdick 139N street northwest while in area street northeast The meetingl was conducted by First Demi Mr and Mrs Doyle Bowden of Pansy Horn in the absence a Fla announce the birth of Chapeau Leotah Ernst The dis' a daughter Tuesday Grandpartrict meeting which will be held ents are Mr and Mrs Bow-May 3 in Enid was discussed 417 I street northwest and were awarded to Mrs Vail baby's great-grandmother and Mrs Burdick Mrs Nona! 15th with an edge tool the sides of all carpets where moths have a tendency to breed And clean out rnagazine and newspaper baskets and decide to part with old issues that never will be read 144 No4MomEN By GAY PAULEY NEW YORK (UPI)--One way to keep down spring cleaning is to eliminate husbands children and pets Together they manage to account for 35 per cent of the mess the average homemaker cleans up each day says the head of the nation's largest home-care organization Kenneth Hansen of ServiceMaster says that on the basis of clean-up statistics in the average household here is where all that dirt comes from: Atmospheric soilers (smoke U010 Vi 0i1-1-41 at (41J 0113 lit Lii average household here is where all that dirt comes from: Atmospheric sollers (smoke Mrs Coleman Is Sorosis Hostess Welch will be hostess to the Salon at a covered-dish luncheon May 15 VFW Auxiliary To at her home in Picher I Hold Rummage Sale Meeting of White Shrine Club Held Weather Pattern In Reverse Gear HEA RT ACTIO GIVES MORE STRENGTH STAMINA VIGOR Years University Experiments 501 Persons PROVE Vieille Oil Hefei heart utterance Noodi io 1 I i WOK Ile VIOfitt4 MONTICFLIC ottwon I V41 roei oti wyou Rt )12i i A lit WWI A11 insillit1Whiiiilteriti VII 11111 IIIIPS HEART ACTION GIVES MORE STIiING-111 I STAMINA VIGOR I Years University Experiments 500 Persons PROVE Vieille Oil Hefei ro'l heart utterance u-1 reopmbe Ito io4 MI 1001 Ile 'I viofot4 MON TIMM ittNors 11t 04 v4g 1 Mrs Jewell Johnson newly-in-I The monthly meeting of the stalled president of the Women's' 'White Shrine Study club was held auxiliary to the Veterans of For-Monday afternoon in the home of eign Wars was in charge of Mon-' Mrs Russell Doss After a brief day night's meeting of the chapter' in the VFW hall session conducted by I Mrs Reba Cooper an interesting 0 virs Coleman Rockdale addition entertained Sorosis club Friday afternoon The program given by Mrs Sapp was a stacks auto exhausts eLe) 40: per cent review of the book "The Ordeal Hubands (with such habits of Judge Medina" by Hawthorne as eating sandwiches in the The program concerns the room and scattering cigaret tts: longest trial in the history of the bu beyond the ash trays) 18 vlien 11 Communists were cent 'tried convicted fined and sen- I Children 12 per cent the foot ttenced to prison terms parade of the family 10 bad A dessert with coffee was served weather 8 entertaining 7 andl after the program Also present pets 5 'were 11rs Austin Mrs Jut to discourage further all usiC- Hunen Mrs Ray McNaughton neat-as-pin types Hansen saidlMiss Patty McNaughton Mrs that the dirt-fall is on A Neal Mrs Charles A increase varying from two to 25Neal Jr Mrs Ben Owens Mrs John Robinson Mrs Ver non Sapp Mrs Tuthill Mrs A Wallace Mrs John Wal lace and Mrs Walter Williams BY UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL Warmer air surged ecross the nation's north Wednesday while cool air swept Dixie in a reversal or usual weather patterns Mrs Joe Helton was named per-o-gram was presented by Mrs chairman of the committee in Edna Lewis charge of the rummage sale which A dessert luncheon was served is scheduled for May 2 at 10 Sec- upon arrival of the guests by Mrs ond street southeast Highlights of Doss and her co-hostesses Mrs Maude Long Mrs Ella Bartlett Mrs Bess Ayres and Mrs Olga The cold air ranging across the' the recent First district meeting South from Texas to the Caroli-1 held at Nowata were related by nas dropped overnight readingsl Mrs Beulah Woody and Mrs Marto 46 at Dallas 54 at Atlanta and 57 at Lake Charles and 1 gie Stevens Seventeen members ette La Lafay- were present In the North the murcur yi climbed from sub-freezing levels In order to buy one we wish to the high 30s and the 40s from we had as much change as some Wyoming end Montana east to of the new 1959 cars have Wisconsin Grantsburg Wis rec the recent First district meeting held at Nowata were related by Campbell There were 18 members present Next month's meeting will be May 18 in the home of Mrs Cherry Dixon with hostess group composed of members living in Jay and Grove pounds per room per on the city It is only natural that a "pro" like Hansen would be critical of the cleaning job we amateurs do Ile listed II "most common oversights" by the amateur cleaner We fail to: Wipe off lamp cords polish the glass on pictures to wash lighting fixtures and change sight bulbs dust bed rails that are usually covered up Wash ornaments that stand around all year and collect dust in crevices keep rags for cleaning (old bath towels and sheets Pounds per room per pending on the city It is only natural that a pro" la tinnen ItrIrt rritisnl 141 Miami Country Club Is Scene of Dinner Members of Miami Country club met Saturday evening for dinner and bridge at the clubhouse with Mr nd Mrs Denver Seals Mr and Mrs Tom Barton and Mr and Mrs Orville Dahl as hostesses Forty-nine persons attended the dinner Bridge prizes in the men's divi orded an early morning temperature of 45 as compared with 26 the day before Precipitation was contIned largely to the southeast where dumped nearly two inches of water at Sanford Ea and more than one inch at Daytona Beach Orlando and Tampa Fla 1 11 1 iV4 II to -1' -'51(? pan 1 ma IIINI 4c'v Dili OV CAI 100 f' 1 WE tk 4 lif IIMIONlo 1)190Stik 4 fREE fOR So DfttiSt You too can have a NATIONAL DISPOSER to use 30 days without one cent of cost to you And at the end of the thirty day trial period if you're not convinced the NATIONAL is just about the most wonderful electric appliance you've ever used we'll take it out restore your plumbing to its original it won't have cost you a penny! (Reg $135) 3 II I I 1 i -xt v1 pall) 1 ta(E Tklk NI 1 s' 10(1' ft Ao cpal a 1Q vita VI tk Ap eb 1 IIM It NI Reg $135) 0 1)19 0 Stik lb ea 1 e' 4' 1 It fREE it 3 0 I) Pti lo 74' -2 tA 2 1- -41 2 1 col' id wt til- 41 -1 ri t) 11) 1 4 t---3 dt 3 "14' 3' Cl) 111 GININt figeseisitertat 1 0'' ow -6 'kisk000' You too can have a NATIONAL DISPOSER to use 30 days with- k14 Imo out one cent of cost to you And at the end of the thirty day trial not convinced I period if you're 1 0 Noaz-0- the NATIONAL is just about IP the most wonderful electric ap- pliance you've ever used we'll take it out restore your plumb- ing to its original it won't have cost you a penny! -''411 i '1 I I iit Its) soas 3 lit' '''''t i 16i 7414C' 't'VV4T2g'7444 7'''''' Atq' 4 -4 1 il I': ro vte3N1 11 ''0111'''' At (1 7: -k to' EsiPf- titi: ') 11 't 1 1 I 1 01ft-- I ft' 4 TAIPf L- I 711 'it 24A 4 0 'ilf fik7tr--7 sl-z-: tg 41) fka'' I heartid -4117 1111 Pershing PTA Pershing Parent-Teachers Assr Nvill meet at 2:30 Friday with first graders in charge of the program First grade mothers will be hostesses have a useful second life) cleansion were awarded to Al Span Id- Out radiators in between all thing Tom Barton Bus Martin and coils: i Denver Seals Nirs Lois Cowles Wash Out waste baskets cleanIrs Spencer Dawson Mrs Or-the dust which collects on theiville Dahl and Mrs Bob Temple rims of dresser drawers vacuum also won prizes Gleanjng stainlen steel Inside and out irl tc with a special 'heatlined' center that spreads Ittect rapidly and evenly foods faster 4 Mk0-14 A wonderful cookware value! By Revere the makers of world famous Revere Ware Regularly $595 17-'s 0 14 laN stainlen steel Inside and out with a special 'heatlined' center that spreads Eli cit rapidly and evenly foods faster 4 '1u! tc A wonderful cookware value! By Revere A -4--- the makers of world famous Revere Ware '-----i A mg HP 71t litialn' i New shipment added to this sale of Kayser nylons Buy them by the dozen for them now for Mother's Day! The time is now to save on famous Kayser seamless and full-fashioned styles (Even Kayser's popular Fit-All-Tops regularly $150 are on sale at $119) You save on Paris styled "Perfection" colors and beautiful new spring tones! Proportioned lengths Come in today! Sale ends April 25! Mother's Dayl now to save Kayser fashioned styli ser's popular regularly $15 at $119) Paris styled colors and spring tones! lengths Corr Sate ends New shipment added to thi sale of Kayser nylons Bu' them by the dozen for your them now fo Mother's Dayl The time i now to save on famou Kayser seamless and full fashioned styles (Even Kay ser' popuar Fit-All-Tops regularly $150 are on sail at $119) You save 0 Paris styled "Perfection' colors and beautiful nev spring tones! Proportione lengths Come in today! a creat NEW pay to HEALTH! 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