Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 10

TAGE TEN MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1937 PASTOR LEAVES AIRLAND PULPIT Rev Ralph Bivens Accepts Call of Cardin Church Community Items AIRLAND Sept 28 The Christian church regrets the loss of the Rev Ralph Bivens who has ac cepted a full time pastorate at Cardin The board met riday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Beading and elected Dr A Johnston as church clerk to fill the vacancy made by Albert Crow who moved to Oklahoma City Officers elected Sunday morning to officiate in Sunday school were: Superin tendent John Towne: assistant su perintendent "Richard 'Johnston secretary Mrs Hollis Jr treasurer Miss Raynor Goins pianist Mrs Charles Reading with Miss Archie Machesney as assistant and choir leader Teachers for the various classes will be selected at a later date ifty four were pres nt at Sunday school last Sunday Baptist Church Special music will be a part of the services each Sunday evening by a 6 piece orchestra under the direction of Henry Williston Other instruments probably willbe added to the 'group from time to time were 52 present at Sunday "school last Sunday and 44 attend ed The Mission 'ary union will have charge of the "Wednesday evening prayer meet ing A special prepared prayer pro gram will he given Messengers Elected Messengers elected to attend the associations! meeting of the Bap fist churches' to be held at Afton DEAD SCATTERED IN TREES WHEN CHINESE STATION IS BOMBED EAST SIDE and his county agent Jack Pot SPRING RIVER (Continued from Page Eight) 100 198 69e AND Graces White Seed less 3 lbs 15c House Coats 15C 198 298 Crabapples Michigan Variety 5 lbs Z5e KEMPH and Phones 118 119 ree Delivery The Sale All America Planned! Guaranteed Ringless Chiffon 12 MONTH BATTERY HOSE RMrt A Super Savings Now! AS MACHINE GUNS GUARDED WHILE TWO WERE SENTENCED TO DIE Hawthorne Streamlined BIKES Regularly 59 Wards Custom Sized DURASTANS Printed Satin Amarosa COTTON LANNEL SLIPS 16 88 Montgomery Ward 118 South Main 5 7 Every Price Slashed by WARDS $3 Down $5 Month Regularly $2595 his tests in 1920 to select the best crop and it took 15 years to bring Pastel loral Prints and Stripes A Big Value at 65c! A GREAT DAY OR US PAL! Quinces 6 for Dorene Allgood rances Hicks Althea Sloan Electa Hill and Don King Clifford Sloan Robert Stone Leroy Hill Avery King and Jim mie Sloan The chaperones were Mrs Minnie Sloan and Mrs Glea Hill All report a lovely time $100 Every Day at Wards! Hyde says he has always treated seed for smut Protein test for both Eagle Chief and Ukarinka have al ways been high and give good baking tests The Regular Price Is $229! Stolen was stolen from Sunday morning Mr Smith discov this locality vaccinating stock against this disease Swine plague is also reported spreading among hogs The animals are being vac cinated in an effort to halt the dreaded disease Country Sorghum gallon Zipper and button front Also open fronts Guaranteed fast colors in prints plains and plaids Our Regular Price Is $430! Slims Stouts or Regular Sizes Mrs Hugh Woods and daughter Virgie Oct '6 7 and 8 are Mrs Joe Wertz Mrs Lee: Vaughn Dlrs A' Hart and Mrs A Dry Tested Seed Wheat Proves Its Worth Undertak Rev Lee Kasj'offi day fo? a several visit with her son Marvin Lee and wife of Bernice Mr and Mrs McGorder and Mary Gerock and Billy Ray An derson of Treece Kas spent Sun day witn Mrs Bay of Colum bus1 Kas Mr and Mrs A Jenkins and daughter Betty Joe spent Sunday with Mr' and Mrs Ellis Reed and family of Cleora Mr and Mrs Richard Audrain and son of Tulsa visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Clyde Audrain and Mrs Eliza Audrain Tailored or Lace Trimmed Styles Brains ine lb 36 Inches Wide Regularly 19c Attend District Meeting Members of the Rebekah lodge who "attended the district meeting held at Vinita riday night were: Mrs John Elliott Mrs Bill Castle Mrs: Alvin Venis Mrs Gerald El rod Mrs Minnie Price and Mrs Charles Cooley Road Improvement "State highway workers are' busy finishing up the work bn Highway 10 The road is being blacktopped from Miami to Graham corner The first coat was spread last riday Chat and the second coat of oil is being spread now armers here are very proud of the work as the dust problem caused by the dirt road will soon be solved Roll Sausage Sweetheart Brand lb Chili Sweetheart Brand lb Picnic and Outing The following juniors enjoyed an outing on Spring river last Sunday following Sunday school A lunch was served to Misses Bettie Hill Church Announcement The Rev John Elliott will con tinue the revival meeting this week or until further notice Stock Diseases Several cases of sleeping sickness among horses have been reported here and a state veterinary is in Sleeping Sickness It seems the farmers are having to take a littleih bitter with the sweet this fall of plenty The sleep ing sickness has struck the horses and the swine plague has broke out among the hogs A fine brood mare of Alfred Pacheco was stricken Sunday A veterinary was called who gave the treatment recom mended by the state but to date there is no noticeable improvement Orchard Raided "The Targe apple orchard on the George Schmidt farm was raided one night last week and stripped of practically all fruit approxi mately 50 bushel of fine winter ap ples Mr Schmidt operates a gro cery store in Miami and Charles Nicks farms this land There is no house near the orchard it having burned down several months ago making everything sail ing for the thieves Bible School Our Bible school is showing an increase in attendance as the weather cools off 31 being present last Sunday morning Preparations are being made to attend the monthly song fest next Sunday af ternoon Everyone in this district who possibly can should attend the Bible school and song: To this ALVA Okla Sept 28 (Special) Hyde successful Woods county farmer believes strictly in certified or tested seed wheat and to prove that he does he has been developing one of the best strains of what this section of the country has seen says George elkel Hyde started when he began heads from his him more than his wheat seed up to the standard which he desired when he started This new variety of wheat Eagle Chief was selected from only a few heads that had four grains to the mesh on coarse stiff straw That was in 1930 and he has been so careful in selecting the proper heads that every one not true to form has been discarded The handful of seeds he first se lected made only few more hand fuls but he continued his careful selection until he increased the value and selectivity of the heads and until he was satisfied he had obtained what he wanted Hyde has the distinction of be ing the 'only man in Oklahoma to produce a new variety of wheat and have it recognized by the State Department of Agriculture and the Extension Service of Oklahoma A and college He has put this wheat to numerous 'tests and has received advice and suggestions from some of the best wheat men in the entire wheat belt with the idea of improving the quality of the seed Hyde sowed those first heads on corn ground so there would be no mixture for three years or inferior stocks or heads In 1925 he had 140 bushels all had coarse ty pa straw Two bushels were sold to each grower selected by th county agent in 30 counties in Oklahoma and northern Texas Thirteen farmers then had a yield of more than 100 bushels and all of them reported a yield in excess of 25 bushels The wheat has been tried out at Oklahoma A college the state experiment farm in Garfield county the Goodwell station ort Hayes and at Lawton In every case: it has been among their high est yielding varieties 20 Oz 'size Pancake lour with 15c size Waffle 3 Syrup both for Attends uneral Those from out of town who at tended funeral rites "Sunday for Mrs Bertha Riley were: Mr and Mrs Lee Lemons" of Vinita 'Mr and Mrs: Leonard Conner and Dlr and Mrs Lon Conner of Tulsa Mrs Howard Mrs 0 ord ME and Mrs and children Miss Maxine Petty Miss Mae Gil bert Mr and Mrs 'Byrd Mr and Dlrs Matthews all of Pitts burg Kas and a large number of others whose names were not qb tained Grapes Tokay 2 lbs Mr and Mrs Herman Gallen camp were Sunday evening guests of Mr and Mrs rank Trigg Little Mary Caroline Burton is recovering from a recent tonsillec tomy operation Mr and Mrs Stephens and daughter Miss Marcella and son Kenneth of Miami were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr and Mrs George Sloan and family Mrs Pollock and Gertie Trigg were in airland Saturday and called on Mr and Mrs Long south of town i Mr and Mrs rank Trigg were dinner guests Saturday of the for brother Elias Trigg and wife of Miami They also called on Mr and Mrs Ervan Trigg The latter is ill at her home in Miami I arm Notes Several acres of both wheat and barley were sown last week on this side Saturday night a light frost visited here although very little damage was done Prairie hay has been baled and put in the bams The hay was very plentiful this year Com husking will begin soon Com is very good this year and the yield will be greater than at any time since the drouth While there is plenty of feed for the live stock disease is taking its toll among the animals Several farm ers have lost work horses in the last two weeks Both hogs horses are in great demand as guests over the week end Mr and Mrs Oma Duncan and daugh ter of Nowata and Dlr and Mrs Davis of Independence Mo Dinner guests at the Lee Vaughn home Sunday were his brother A Vaughn and wife and father James Vaughn of near Grove Simmons and daugh ter Mary Jane and son Carl Les lie of Joplin wereovernight guests of Mrs Robert Nidiffer and family Saturday night Mr and Mrs: Vic Krucker of Miami attended the funeral services Sunday afternoon at the Latter Day Saints church for? Mrs John Chambers of Pittsburg Kas Mr and Mrs Willis Crockett of Hominy spent the week end here with relatives and friends Mr and Mrs "Clyde Ames and daughter Geneva and niece are spending a two vacation in California Mrs John Holt and daughters Marjorie and Laura of near Wyandotte visited with Mrs Miller and family Week end guests of the' Warren home were: Mr Mrs Springer of Muskogee On Sunday Bill and Andy' Miller of Cardin visited the Warrens Mr and Mrs Houston James Ivan James and daughter' Beverly Ann and Willard James of Tulsa visited Sunday with Mrs Mary James and also attend the funeral of Mrs John Chambers Mrs Amy Matthews' of Strang visited Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs A Harper: and family Mr and Mrs Cal Kidwell attend ed a birthday dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Douglas in honor of Mrs Hasseltine of near Wyandotte The affair Was a surprise to the honoree About 75 guests were present Mr and Mrs rank Kennedy spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs Kennedy of TulsaMr and Mrs Babst and son Donald and Miss Lou Schnarre visited in Tulsa Sunday Dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A Harper Thursday were Revand: Mrs Elmer Reynolds of Ketchum? who also attended the funeral services for Mrs Ruby Stil ley at the Baptist church Mrs' Dora Wagy and daughter Miss Ollie of Afton visited Sun day afternoon with Mrs Eva Long Mr and Mrs A Dry and Mr and Mrs Alva Long' Visitors of Miss Galle more Sunday afternoon were Mrs Lucille Terril and children Mrs Holland of Miami Mr and Mrs Merle Sparlin and baby son and mother and father of Seneca and Mrs Paul Roberts of Miami and Dlrs Paul Hill and son Wayne of Oseuma district Miss Almeda Cole student at the Teachers college at Tahlequah spent the' week end with her par ents Mr and Mrs Cole who accompanied her to Vinita Sunday where they visited during the aft ernoon' Msr Eliza Audrain who has been visiting since riday in Miami with her sons Luke and Randall and families returned to her home Sun day afternoon Mrs Nannie Lee Ames left Sun Mr ami Mrs Hodge family moved to Vinita to make their home Saturday The property they yacatediwill be occupied by Mr and Mrs Carson owner? of the meat packing company Mr and Mrs A Woodson Jr and baby 'daughter of Tulsa who are spending their vacation here plan to leave tomorrow in company with Dlrs A Woodson Sr for Dallas' and port Worth to visit sexeral days M'Ss Vieda Warren returned last week from a three vacation on the western coast Guests of the Vann home this week end were: Mr and Mrs Vic Purcell of Guthrie Okla and Dliss i Marjorie Vann of: Bartles ville Okla and on Sunday Dlr and Dlrs Sam Campbell and grand daughter Paula Pat of Grove Dr and Dlrs Smith spent Sunday with Dlr and Dlrs Olin Smith of Dliami and Mrs Leon Smith: and baby daughter who re cently arrived from Seattle Wash Guests of Dliss Dollie Dlilboum riday evening were Mr and Dlrs Ed oster of Miami Dlrs Olive Phillips of Kansas City was an overnight guest Sun day in the rank Riley home Mr and Mrs Killen had MICHIGAN CONCORD GRAPES OR JELLY resh Hani Steak lb A Meeting The Parent Teacher association has been invited to attend assembly at the airland high school at 3 where a program will be given by the' students A regular business session of the A will be held: at 4 with Dlrs Ott Jones president in charge Car A motor car Luther Smith about 3 ered the loss a few minutes later and gave chase As the owner closed in on the thieves they wrecked the car and got away The car was badly damaged Bill Wall and Wayne Plummer of Richmond Mo are picking ap ples for McConkey Mr and Mrs Abbet and son Coleman visited relatives in Rich mond Mo over the week end Mr and Mrs Ezra DIartin and daughter Diary visited relatives and friends in Miami Sunday eve ning Lester Green who has been vis iting in Portland Ore returned home last week Dlr and Dlrs Pearl Midgiff and son Raymond Lee Dlr and Mrs Stevens and family of Miami wore Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Butterfield and grandson Dlrs Ed McAnally and son Jimmy and daughter Billy Eliza beth Whittington and Geneva Knight all of Miami were Sunday evening guests of Dlrs James Wool ard and daughter Bernice and at tended church services here Mr and Dlrs John Captain and children Nadine and Harold were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A Captain and family Mr and Dlrs rank Trigg arid daughter Gertie and Gun ninger were Sunday evening guests of Mr and DIrs James Woolard and family Chambray or Covert WORK SHIRTS Community Singing Next Sunday afternoon Oct 3 the monthly Community Singing will be held at Wyandotte Seneca Indian school beginning promptly at 1 Try to be on time as the: days are short and we must adjourn on schedule at 4 The following is a part of the af ternoon program: i opening song service in charge of the pres ident Stone Spring River district prayer Keggy Wy andotte Indian school class sing ing as follows: Indian school No 6 Methodist Wyandotte: Christian Wyandotte riends Spring River class Ottawa class class Indian school program solos duets quartets and other musical features: Everybody wel come to take part on the program Mrs rank Trigg secretary So terrific was the forceof bombs dropped on hundreds of Chinese at Sungkiang station 30 miles southwest of Shanghai Sept 8 that bodies in whole orin part were hurled in branches of nearby: trees Some can be seen in the upper right of this picture which was flown to the United States on a clipper ship More than 300 persons were killed and 450 wounded No 2 Size Cans Peas Corn Tomatoes Spinach 1 and Green Beans Regular 50c I value Chambers Rites 1 uneral services were conducted Sunday at the Latter Day Saints church for Dlrs Bertha Riley Chambers who died Sept 24 at the age of 52 years She was born April 21 1885 at airland was united in marriage to John Chambers Jan 1 1905 union were born eight childrow four girls and four boys namely Dlrs Tickner of Kansas City Dio Dlrs William Hardie of Pitts burg Kas ern and Bertha of the home Harold of Tulsa Riley of Chanute Kas' Dlarshall and Bobby of the home She is also survived her husband John Chambers her mother Dlrs Riley: of Pittsburg" Kas four brothers rank DI Riley of airland Willis Charles and Hayderi: of Pittsburg and five Burial was in the airland cemetery under di rection of the Elsworth ers of The Quick of Independence ciated amily Reunion A family reunion which has be come an annual affair was held Sunday at the home of? Dlr" and Dlrs Huggins Those present for the day were: Dlr and Mrs Shirik Huggins and son Larry Lee of Victoria Tex Dlr and Dlrs Huggins of Tulsa Dlr and Dlrs Gerton arid son Ivan of Mi ami Dlr anil Dlrs Solon: Huggins and: daughter of Hickory Grove Dlrs Wiley Huggins and children of Edmond Dlr and Dlrs James Claud James and Dlrs So lon James Dlr and Dlrs Earl Coff man and daughter of Dliami Mrs Jake England of Black district George of DIuskogee and Bill Worthington of Picher Jack Pot Specials Pay Your Account In ull and Receive Jack Pot Tickets Tomorrow Beans Mexican style with chili sauce 22 oz can AV A OO Ask Easy Payments Church Notes A splendid message was delivered by Adams at the church here Sunday night A large delegation from Hottie Springs attended the services Every Item Chosen by PopularVote $3995 GE Quality You Save $10! Get the Extra Savings of This Sale! a New Purina Dealer in town Now we can get all we want of those good Purina Hog and Steer eeds and prove to our boss that Purina is the most profit able nroducer of pork and beef go! Canned egetable All 5 rirxc I55e 29eg 20 SHOPS 26 North Main Miami EED AND SEED STORE DYER BROS! 5 North Main Street Miami While this stern Texas court sat in judgment on Roscoe and Henderson Young Negro defendants seen in the lower right hand comer of the courtroom picture machine guns like the one at right dominated the Marshall courthouse and guaranteed there would be no interference with the orderly procedure of the trial The Young brothers were found guilty and sentenced to death in separate trials on charges of criminally assaulting a Longview woman after robbing her husband Twenty national guardsmen with machine guns made certain that inflamed local opinion did not galvanize into mob action Judge Strength shown on the bench at extreme left during the trial permitted attendance in the courtroom by military pass only Notice the gaUon" Texas bate hanging on the walls Marshall is in the heart of the Texas pine country surrounded by oil fields WOMEN'S Smocks Jonathan Apples bushel Surprise Birthday Courtesy Dlrs Ernest Oexman was agree ably? surprised Thursday evening when a host of relatives and friends gathered at her home in honor of her seventy fourth birthday hnrii versary The evening was spent socially Thehonoree received a number of lovely gifts: Refresh ments were served to the follow ing: The Rev and Mrs Aug Lobitz arid Dlessrs and Mesdames red Schaefer Herm iii Babst I red Young Ed Loehr Ered Loehr 'Herman Schnarre Ernie Oexman Oliver Schaefer Walter Oexman Mesdames Christina Zoel mer Hugo Schmelh George Loehr Olie Schmeling Otto Rubin Herman Oexman the host and hon oree Dlrand Mrs ErnesOexman and a group of amily Reunion The home of Mrs John Woods I was the scene? of a family reunion Sunday Dlrs has recently returned from a trip to Washing ton where she visited this summer with her sons and relatives A love jly dinner? was served? to the follow png guests: Arthur Sager and 1 'children Lee and Dorothy and Dlrland Mrs Hugh Sager of Stilwell Dlr and Dlrs Vern Wagonermd daughter of Dliami Dlr and Dlrs Sam Hall and children of Con rrierce Dlr and Mrs Paul Hall and daughter of Picher Dlr and Dlrs Jim Hall and children Wix Hall I and children Lee Wixie and Eliza beth Dlr and Mrs Evans I Dlrs Wash Moore and son John Mr and Mrs Sherley and daughters? Clara and Vera Dlr and Mrs Lacy Sherley and children Dlr and Mrs Jerrold Elrod Bill Crotzer Car Lacy Dlr and Dlrs John Overacre Dlrs Alice Nidiffer Dir and Dlrs John Woods Mr and 70 80 Inch 5 Wool DOUBLE BLANKETS A A 2 ull Sized JrO Blankets or iv Less Than PURINA STER Catena CHOW DHO1MA pighog chow I tf? 1 'I 1 1 I' W'' i I t7' I Specials I jijj II wik a rhaHraiMi SB Wil A S3 S' NJ N'iwwspisnibe i I fe.