Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

OCTOBER 29' 1935 HOCKERVILLE Small Songster HOL1ERE Society 666 htain'Beautiful THE SCREEN the EAST SIDE Announcing theAew A New Dealer for MIAMI OUTING NOW ON DISPLAY AT AW A THE BIG NEW CAR THAT HAS A EVERYTHING! JSTi Mr and Mrs rank shopping in Miami the home of Mrs with six members 00 PAIR RIDAY NIGHT At 8 IS 34 To decorate35 rench measure tin 37 Toward 66x76 double Good quality cotton blankets Extra value Less than replacement cost economy and all round security! Prices! New low prices are now in effect on both the new Six and the new Eight! You are invited to come to inspect this and to see and drive Big New Car that has Everything" i i i Any person classed as an amateur may enter this con test Valuable prizes Phone 1234 UN GALORE! Come watch your friends perform on the stage AT NEW LOW PRICES AND Halloween party last Saturday ak the Christian church in honor of Mrs school class Mr and Mrs Walker and daugh ter of Denver Colo are visiting at the home of Mr and MrsN Broe Olive Good ing the pie social at 3 "THE LAST OUT Sewing Club Meets 'Members of the Shawnee Indian Sewing club met at the home of Mrs lorence Captain riday Oct 25 for an all day meeting A de licious covered dish luncheon was served at the noon hour to the fol lowing: Mrs Amy Peacock Mrs Mrs A Harrington attended the Baptist association at Vinita Okla this week Mrs Arthur Samples was a vis itor in Baxter Saturday 1 Mr and Mrs Clifton Wylie Mr and Mrs Laney Hayes visited Pink Hayes who is ill at the St hospital in Joplin Saturday Mrs Burl Cox has returned home from Kansas City where she has spent several weeks visiting rela tives Mrs Merl Troop and Mrs Bruce Duncan were visitors in Picher Thursday Miss Winifred Kinder was a vis itor in Baxter Springs Tuesday rank Harryman has returned 2 Egg shaped 3 Having no head hair 4 ish X1HW11 4I1M Ljy miiLwia ubb Qua IilUIl HSIU HSUll n3ra HHQQQ uii4u rauisuai saaa aoiijina MiildLiri 14 gouhmh naa HBLI MIIU QUkl aua L3UL2 IIIJ)l4niia 33Q usaaw iciiiMiiiMHUbni A Prince In Bell goy Button' 7 Stop To hustle' 9 Up to 10 Blemish 11 Pronoun 17 Kernels 18 To rescue 20 Clan symbol 21 Apple center 22 Unmerciful 23 Proportion 24 Alas 25 Pine fruit 26 To merit 28 Biased 1 29 Sum of money 30 Sea swell 32 Combat 33 Caput 35 Missile weapon 36 Baseball nine 38 Insect 39 Accomplishes 40 Vestment 41 Billiard rod 42 Male cat 43 Public auto 45 Chaos 46 Pair 47 Musical note Sunday School Convention Despite the inclement weather a good crowd was present at East Side Christian church Sunday for the Ottawa County Sunday school convention The morning session was late in convening due to late arrival of the crowd President Smith was in charge and the pro gram was carried out as scheduled Discussion of the Sunday school lesson by Judge Venable of Miami was very interesting The Biblical picture given to the larg est Sunday school present was Trani iROUC Halloween Party Mrs A Cook entertained with a Halloween party in honor of her Sunday school class riday night Games were the diversion of the evening Refreshments were served to the following: Virginia Sirratt Georgia reeman Maxine Long Juanita Clark Betty Jo and Billy Pritchard Center Control Steering All leather where leather should be Several styles stand hard wear Sizes 6 to 11 MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI ALL TRUCK ATAL OKMULGEE Okla Oct A fall from the slippery run ning board of an oil field thick cost the life last night of Don Thomason 26 the father of two children Stepping from the cab ULL SIZED DOUBLE BLANKETS THAT GIVE REAL SERVICE! DRESS OXORDS $198 47 To hasten 48 It has eggs i 49 It eats 50 Its home VERTICAL 39 Unable to 1 It is called hear 40 Sloth 41 Ringlet 42 Amphibian 43 To exist 44 Downy growth 5 Northeast 4 6 Ode 6 To attempt 10c 29c Reba Green Dies Reba Green infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Claud Green died Sunday night at 9 at Miami Baptist hospital Besides her par ents she is Survived by one broth er and a host of relatives uneral was held at the East Side church Monday afternoon Burial was in Ottawa cemetery Birthday Dinner' A birthday courtesy was tender ed to Andy Herrington and daugh ter Miss Stella at Peoria Sunday when a number of relatives and friends assembled with well filled baskets from which a delicious din ner was served to the following: Mr and Mrs James Davis and chil dren Alfred and Patsey Mr and Mrs Henry Bozarth and children Carl Waneta Gerald James Brad ford and 'Charley Mr and Mrs Homer Bozarth and three children Mrs Stella Prine and daughter Mips Stella Mae Marvin Crowder Pie Social A pie social was given at North No 7 riday night Oct 25 to raise money i for a Christmas tree and treats A play was given by boys and girls of that district followed by a pro gram given by the school children which Was enjoyed by a large crowd Pies sold well The Indian blanket given away was drawn by Miss Eva June Powell of District No 7 Proceeds were more than $22 Miss father red Rogers Indian agent of Prior was present also her sister Miss Edna Rogers and Kenneth of Prior A splendid time was report ed $377 drab moleskin shells quality sheepskin lin Sizes 36 to 48 KEY PROTESTS WPA 'HOAXES' 0 Tonight "BROADWAY MELODY I Oklahoman Objects to News I Releases of Allocations I Without Actual Money 11 OKLAHOMA CITY Oct G0 I formal protest over the fail I ure to provide funds for approved WPA' projects was filed with I Washington today by Key I state administrator said when hereceived only I $114000 to stdrt the farm to mar I ket road projects and the sewing I rooms for women he urged Wash ington that the expected $30000 I 000 be allocated to the state The I blanket program of roads and sew I ing rooms was expected to double I the number of road jobs in the I WPA program I Last week notice was received I that the President had approved I the program and sent it to the budget office I Key was asked by telegram from I Washington whether he would be able to have 50000 persons work ing by Nov 11 they would just give us that $30000000 for our approved pro jects we would have more than 1 50000 Key said I In a letter to Harry Hopkins national administrator Key pro tested the practice of announcing' Treasury warrants to start a long I list of projects without also mak ing public the amount of money granted He said the Oklahoma I WPA office had been under con tinued criticism due to press re leases from Washington I dispatches announcing 1 Treasury warrants to initiate pro I jects have been signed communi ties naturally believe projects list ed would receive money I am sure you will understand this gives us considerable he I wrote I He urged such releases include the actual amount of money to be given he wrote the press release of Oct 17 had an nounced Oklahoma was being sent $25000 for projects totaling $1 170457 1 am sure there would have" been no misunderstanding by Doris Bluejacket Mrs Connie Bowman Mrs Dora Hampton and children Mrs Mary Ross Mrs' Eva McElhaney Miss Ercell Blue jacket Mrs John Captain an'd Mrs Captain Mrs Vergie Enyart visitors in the afternoon were Mrs Anna Enyart Mrs rank Trigg and Lorene Pliler The next meet ing will be held at the No 6 Com munity house next riday Nov 1 for an all day session Garments are being made for members of the club from Lexington Okla where he spent two weeks with relatives Mr and Mrs A Reed and daughter Pat have returned from Oklahoma City Mrs Clifton Wylie was a visitor in Anderson Mo Thursday Mrs Ora Simpson and daugh ters Mary Agnes and Nadine were guests Thursday of Mrs A Cook Jimmy reshner and Gil bert were visitors in Baxter Springs Saturday Mrs Irwin ranklin of Galena Kas transacted business here Thursday John Kinder was a visitor in Miami Thursday lorence Gonce was a visitor in Picher Thursday Rex Williams was admitted to Miami Baptist hospital this week for treatment His condition has been reported unimproved Mrs Ivan Connelly and Mrs Laney Hayes were hostesses at a OLDSMOBILE today makes a double announcement the big new Oldsmobile for 1936 and a new Oldsmobile dealer for this community You are cordially invited to see the new Oldsmobile Style Leader for 1936 Also to get acquainted with this new Oldsmobile dealer the staff fa cilities and equipment that will be de voted to Oldsmobile in this community In both personnel and facilities this new dealer is equipped to give Olds mobile owners complete courteous and reasonably priced service actory trained mechanics and a stock of gen uine Oldsmobile parts assure prompt attention to your motoring needs The new Oldsmobile for 1936 is from every standpoint Big New Car that has Everything" reshly streamlined in the newest Style Leader Style! Newly enriched with many interior refinements and luxu ries Powered with smoother livelier enginesComplete with every fine car including Knee Action Solid Steel Bodies by isher Safety Glass all around as Standard Equipment! And every thing else for finer comfort greater ULL ASHIONED Silk Hose 49c PAIR Pure silk sheer chiffons and service weight All the new fall shades All first qual ity 81 2 to 10 Davis Rites uneral services for Mark Davis 44 years old of this city who died Thursday at 1 following an illness of several weeks was held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 He is survived by his wife Mrs Myrtle Davis a son Gerald Davis of Galena Kas two step sons Clifton Wyle of Hockerville Kenneth Wyle of San Diego Cal a step daughter' Betty June Sellers of Hockerville three brothers Sam Davis of Hockerville Jim and Bert Davis of Knoxville Tenn four sisters Miss Dorothy Davis Mrs Betty Grigsby and Mrs Wil liams and Mrs Underwood of Knoxville uneral services were held at the Christian church with the Rev George Jones of Baxter Springs and Mrs Lou Love of Webb City Mo in charge Burial was in Hillcrest cemetery at Kas under the direction of the Durnil uneral home The Eagle lodge of Galena Kas had charge of the services at the cemetery jjffinihnmiiiTiimuT I Big Mac" Sanforized WORK SUITS At an amazing new low price! HOT VALUES or Cold Weather We Give Jack Pot Tickets Cereco Jackson Mrs Andy Her rington and children Stella and Wilma Arthur Ebby and the hon orees Andy Herrington and Miss Stella Herrington Attend Play Among those from this side who attended the school play Antics of at Wyandotte riday night were: Ernestine' and Margaret Peacock Pernica and Monroe Todd William and Harvey Peacock Ralph Maxson Mildred and Helen Ruth Toddhunter Jua nita and Junella Luckenbill Wan da and Windall Bradley Vona Clay James and Billy Luckenbill Clay and son Leroy Sheeplined Coats STARTING TOMORROW Community Singing Next Sunday afternoon Nov 3 the community singing will be held at No 6 starting at 1 Everybody welcome! Ray Lee and John Graham Mrs Lee Graham and daughter Mary Mr and Mrs Ingram Bradley Mrs Maude Bradley and son Warren Mrs Ezra Martin and daughter Mary Jane and nephew Charles Mr and Mrs Champ Enyart and daughter Gene Lorene Pliler Jun ior and Melvine Crain John and Woodrow Hampton Buck Hamp ton Everett Bowman Mr and Mrs Lawrence Vangundy Mr and Mrs Rayford Shelton Mr and Mrs Luke Shelton red Selleca Nelis Spar lin Mr and Mrs Howard Kropp and children Mrs Pearl Green and children and Trigg were Saturday Attending North No 7 from this community riday night were: and Mrs' Sheridan Holiandsworth and daugh ter Miss Lathene Mrs Ira Nuckolls Mrs Irene Nuckolls Mrs Doris Bluejacket Misses Lorene Pliler and Ercell Bluejacket Hotyis and Noah Weddel Mr and Mrs Melvin Prater of near Seneca attended the Sunday school convention last Sunday at East Side as delegates from the Sycamore chapel Sunday school Mr and Mrs Ed Graham were in Seneca Saturday A Captain made a business trip to Wyandotte Saturday The Indian road work is to start this week near the old Mission place southwest of North No 7 schoolhouse Mrs Thurman Captain and son Dallas Jerry spent the week end with Mr and Mrs A Captain John Patton Peoria district spent Saturday night and Sunday the guest of his sister Mrs Lee Graham and Mr Graham Mr and Mrs Alex Peacock and children Elsie Vernella and Helen June were Sunday visitors of the mother Mrs Margaret Coon of near Wyandotte who is seriously ill at this time Among those from Miami attend ing the Sunday school convention here Sunday were: The Rev and Mrs James Michael and daugh ters Judge John Venable Mr and Mrs Guy Blackmer Joe Wool ard Mr and Mrs Kraybill and ink Mr and Mrs rank Trigg at tended the funeral of Mrs Joe Hel ton in Miami Saturday Sue Ann Captain is out of school because of illness checks COLDS and EVER Liquid Tabled Salve Nose HEADACHES Drops in 30 minutes HEAVY ALL STEEL WAGONS NOW $298 Roller bear ings on all four wheels Built for rough treatment The of the Baptist church met at rank Goodall present STARTING TOMORROW He butitificeJ NIS for if 1 rl ''its DARING wb iDIERENTI KK BUT HE CAN'T 'THE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE 23 A St Phone 785 Miami Okla Thursday Night 11:15 REE! HATS! HORNS! BALLOONS AND NOISE MAKERS! REE! awarded to the South airview class and fittingly presented by Willis McNaughton of Elm View At 12:30 a bounteous dinner was spread on a 42 foot table which was loaded 'with all kinds of de licious food and plenty of good hot provided by the East Side clqb women The afternoon was opened with a song service in charge' of Hollis of Dis trict No 6 The crowd swelled to a capacity house for this service with a large crowd outside Report of the last meeting was read by the secretary Mrs rank Trigg and was approved An offering was taken to defray expenses of this convention The next convention will be held at the Elm Creek schoolhouse the fourth Sunday in January 1936 Reports and pro grams of the following Sunday schools were given: South air view Elm Creek Sycamore chapel District No 6 and East Side Oth er Sunday schools represented in cluded the South Methodist Chris and Baptist "Miami Christian church of Cardin Chris tian church of Commerce Metho dist church of both Commerce and Quapaw and: Seneca Christian church Special numbers were of fered by Mrs James Michael Miss es Glenna and Moeta East and Dor othy Rogers Rev Ray Ball Rosa Hollis and Miss Ruby Ball Talks on different phases of Sunday school work were given by Joe Woolard Reverend Michael Rev Alphon Goodrick Rev Ray Ball and ink Kraybill of the Miami Christian church gave an illustrated lecture on the four hun dredth anniversary of the first English printed Bible displaying and explaining the different ages and languages of the Bible up to the present time This was the con cluding number followed very ap propritaely by the son sang by Mrs James Michael accompanied by' Mrs Kraybill Dismissal by the Rev rank Sanders of Cardin Svet tUSS and up Eigkio 9810 and vp lutpneae at 4 Lannnp aviject ta ehanae jK mtMautwetuMbafetu Gloea ta4ard all tj around bumporo with ffuarde eparo lire and rear eprinp covert bnitt into all 8 cara at iKoJaetorv at extra coot Convenient GMAC A payment plan The ear illuetratrd tAe bu Cyhn derTounng Sodan98tO Iwt A Gananl Matora Valw LANNEL 27" wide Yard Arctic White solids and fancy patterns Light: and dark ine value at 8c yd New Shipment of RICHELIEU CERIALS Pay your account and receive Jack Pot Tickets" Richelieu Barley Bulk Oats lake Hominy Pearl Hominy Whole Wheat lour Graham lour Self Rising Buckwheat lour Steel Cut Oats Regular and 3 Minute Oats Yellow and White Meal A trial will prove that these cereals are the finest that money will buy Try a Roast or Steak cut from Prize 4 Club Baby Beef COMPOUND Jewel 2 lbs BALTIMORE OYSTERS pint CUBE MINUTE STEAKS ine each SUGAR CURED BACO lb Smoother Livelier Newly Enriched KneeAction Solid Steel Big Super HydrauUc Performance Interiors nnd Ride Stabilizer Bodies Brakes Try a Nice Young Duck Guinea ryer or a at Hen ILLETS MACKEREL Richelieu nr Large 2 for £t)C WISCONSIN BULK KRAUT ine Quality 2 lbs JLt)C Special Price Made on '5 and 10 Gallon Lots Dyer Bros INE OOD STORE Delivery Phones 118 and 119 Miami ftORIZONTAI Answer to Previous Puule i 1 amiliar song I of North America 6 It belongs to i 'the I family 12 To elude 13 Hand press' handle 14 Government charity 15 Heavenly body 16 Proffer 18 Bustle 19 Road 20 Note in' scale 21 To telephone 36 To coat with Lyre nxe instruments 25 Retired nook 38 Brought up xt Hatt an em 27 Dispassion 29 Golf cry1 30 Membranous 1 bag 31 Surfeits 32 Sand hili 33 To throw Now you can buy Super Big Macs for the price of an ordinary work suit Notched convertible collar 8 deep Tbp shrink! WAHCIS I llEDERER Tonifht REGRE1 EUttk LANDI PM CAVANAGH wkm DnU Kat Twto ALL WOOL Melton Jackets $298 Heavy 32 oz all wool melton Zipper front strap sides Navy brown and green Sizes 34 to Sizes $269 1936 OLDSMOBILE PAGE THREE1 1 1 of the truck to see how the loitf tig of casing was riding Thomason slipped in the mud on the running board fell under the machine and was dragged some distance before the truck could be brought to stop His father and brother werfy riding on the truck ive hours after the accident Thomason died fl in a hospital here of a broken pel 5 vis and other injuries Americans are said to purchase $30000000 worth of fraudulent stocks each week I 8 3 OKj 8 Jo" toIf3 1 S4 ooP 5T TO.