The Daily Oklahoman from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma • 14

SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 1940. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN fltttmrtHTl's" Md 5 rni Maysville Field Well Has Flow On First Test BarnsdallAdds Deep Producer In Garvin Pool Gas-Distillate Pay Is Proved In Elk City Test Prolific Bromide production haa Bnrnsdall Otl was finishing up A third drill-stem test has indicated FHA $500 wn.rhdwd?eiirs"wt 109 5 controller houi. Boulpped ((jr raise' chickens, nso will handle deal. $9,750 f. coniii shopa.

i6oo dlt, no'loaa acre. iaT: i tramp tl.im down. good producer for the East Lindsay production from a second pool of Garvin county, with the No. 1 Smith-Harris, in NE SE of 12-4n- been indicated by Sinclair-Prairie at the No. 1 Hale Harris, in NE SE SE of 26-4n-3w.

on the west side of the Southwest Maysville pool of Garvin county. 4w. on production from the Bromide. extension well on the northwest side of the Elk City area of Beckham county, with Shell Oil showing gas and condensate; at the No. 1 McKen- After perforating a series of shots A second drill-stem test in tne Bro ale.

in NE SW of 9-10n-21w. between 9.904 and 10.130 feet, the well flowed 274 -barrels of oil in five: test was run at 9.502 to 9.600; hours through a Vi -inch choice. feet uslntr -inch bottom and 'A-inch mide was run at 7,557 to 7.605 feet, using i-inch top and bottom chokes. Gas showed in two minutes, at tha estimated dally rate of 2.150,000 cubic feet, and oil flowed at the end of nine minutes. top cnoices, wicn tooi open i mtn- utes.

Gas rose to the surface in 15! the daily rate of 1.320 barrels: oil is 42-gravity, and gas-oil ratio was 1.326-to-1. Pinched to a 2464-inch open $1,000 DN, $42 MO. tar workshop. -unit chfckc ing, it made 560 barrels in 19 hours. minutes, with dally volume estimated; at 4,185.000 cubic feet, and the foot water cushion was recovered in Turned to stock tanks, the wen Carter Oil was preparing to test at flowed 30 barrels of oU in 30 minutes, north offset to the new Barnsdall i total for two hours of 135 bar 17 minutes.

Condensate appeared in 37 min producer. The No. 2 Harris, In SE rels. Crew was pulling tester: oil was 41.2-gravlty. Final surface flow pres- NE of 12-4n-4w.

ran 74-hour drill-stem test on perforations at utes, and the estimated daily rate wai 640 barrels: gravity was 61.8 degrees with a gas-oil ratio of feet, showing gas in six hours and re ire was no pounds. On the south side of the field, Sin covering 400 feet of mud. 1,050 feet of clair's No. 1 Jenkins-Bryan Unit. In NE SE SW of 36-4n-3w.

ran a 2-hour The well had previously indicated it 7.353 to 7.403 feet, but recov 800 barrels of 59.2-gravity condensate daily on test at feet, and "COUNTRY HOME. NE heavily oil and gas-cut mua ana wu feet of brackish drilling water. Perforated with eight holes at 9.038-40 feet, another test was to be made with split packer; plug-back depth is 9,115 feet. an estimated 1,010 oarreis oi ered 28 feet of drilling mud with no show. Drilled ahead to 7.453 feet, another test was to be made.

48.7-gravity oil on an opening at 9,372 to 9.450 leet. Sinclair-Prairie was drilling below Coring at Shell's No. 1 Walters-B, At South Maysville, Carter Oil was making hole below 4,871 feet at the No. 1 Ella Jordan, in NE NE SE of 32-4n-2w. while the No.

1 Walton Jor 7.252 reet at the No. 1 MCDaniei unit, in SW NW of 8-4n-3w: was below ering good shows in conglomerate. core of 9.320-55 feet recovered 33 .374 feet at the No. 4 McDaniel. in Tjjjjmr.uJ J', A.

5-rm. mod tood loc. dan, in NE NW NW of 33-4n-2w, was SE SE of 7-4n-3w. and was drilling raiting on cement with total depth feet total, with bottom 18 feet being conglomerate with good porosity, odor and staining. Crew was reaming ,660 feet at the No.

1 Bathest, in of 1.008 feet. SW SW of 7. Teresa Lillard, 11. takes a close look at a banjo made by her brother, Jimmie, 9. Jimmie holds his red house boat.

down. Magnolia Petroleum No. 4 Lacy, in Phillips Petroleum was working below 6,147 feet at the No. 1 Rltcheson. in NE SW NE of 34-4n-2w, In the Shell No.

1 Tucker. In SE NW of NE SE of 5-4n-3w, cored at 9.360-46 feet for 14 feet shalcy sand, while the CTofcrTATiofnert ml. o( fcastern iaV 1 la 23-10n-21w. was drilling below 4,162 Southeast Maysville pool. No.

5 Lacy, in SE SE oi was arm- Workshop FoV feet, while the No. 1 Yelton, in NW. SE of 15-10n-21w, was below 5,985 DtfrAKH Tne design above represents the I I eSl raiiem first television broadcast in Oklahoma. WKY-TV put its test pattern on the air at 12:37 p. m.

Thursday and repeated the performance Friday. The broadcast brought reception reports from as far away as Fort Worth, Texas, and Denning, Ark. Above, John Horn, video technician, adjusts a receiver in Tulsa. at 1.570 leet. feet.

CARTER TESTS SAND AT NORTHEAST LINDSAY Carter Oil perforated a 2-foot sec ma seels PhilliDs Petroleum No. 6 Martin union Producing was coring below Fisher to Set Pipe in Payne Is Show Filled 12,211 feet at the No. A-l Music, in below 7.617 feet Magnolia No. 2 NE SW of 24-10n-21w, while Wil Rose, in tw oi i. was run-; Leavitt'a SK15S tion of the first Bromide at the No.

1 Kenneth A. Ellison, in NE NE NE of 36-5n-4w, and tested 25 barrels of oil per hour from the Northeast Lind- cox Oil No. 1 Walker. In SE NW of nlng 13 -Inch pipe at 990 feet. was drilling at 2,375 feet.

On Washita Side With Surprises Union's No. B-l W. T. Music, in county. Eddie Fisher was running casing at a Payne county discovery well, the NW NE of 26-10n-21w.

has derrick Scouting The Oil World State Oil Reports Sun Oil Has Gas Show in Cleveland New Pool Hits In Texas Area Plugged back to leet from completed and was rigging up rotary. No. 1 Flohr, in SE SW NW of 5-18n- 2c. after electric log confirmed a on tne wasntta county side oi tne ea. E.

Constantin No. 1 Lambert. In sand section tested for clean oil. SE 14 81. aWarmwUM.

t.fW 7-45M Vac-m6dTja TT-rm dul. oak. Ldrr lac chifk lis barn, ar. Irulr. SW SW of 18-10n-20w, was making The wildcat, northeast of the Ram Sun Oil has run drill-stem at tht No.

1 Walker, in NW SW SW of 4-8n- total depth of 10,313 feet, some 16 holes were made in casing at feet in the upper Bromide sand, and on drill-stem test with packer at 10.200 feet, the well flowed 175 barrels of oil in seven hours. Test was made through -inch top and i-inch bottom chokes; gas-oil ratio was hole oeiow 5,130 leet. sey pool, that recovered 400 feet of i Max Pray and Eiisha Walker jr. no. le.

in the Southwest Denver pool of Cleveland county, after picking up the; Sunrav Oil Corp. has taken 1 Proctor, in NW of 28-10n-20w. THERE'S the biggest bunch you ever saw of old hats, phonograph records, cigar boxes and tin pie plates at the Community Workshop this week. Only, you wouldn't recognize them as such. Occasion is the Workshop's first Handicraft Fair which opened Wednesday.

And it's a honey. All the articles on display are made by boys and girls "under 20." according to the rules: but actually most of the exhibitors are under 14 ifeet. will set pine for testing ol operations and is testing a pool-opener fishing for perforating gun; plug- Bartlesvllle sand. nd, identified as either tne swnner back depth is 10.675 feet. Union and Shell No.

1 Nutley. in ror scurry county, west, umj, nvan. Havs and Burke No. 1 Brown, Setting packer one foot in the sand. the Bartlesville.

a 3-hour test was run at Fisher is planning to skid rig jC SE NW of 30-10n-20w, was drilling irthwest pari oi traci. wcuun feet, using a U-inch bottom choke. from tne Flohr to a spot 10 acr below 4,277 feel. 20. of J.

P. Smith survey, six miles the south, and will drill a Wilcox north of Snyder. Gas showed in 90 minutes, in small volume, and the recovery was 90 feet Farms For Rent 123 Jjo" A lifaTSSS6fiSi A hi'm TTSITm Route l.Bo"nj4n snnd lest in the NE NW SW of 5-18n- The Golden Trend The Reef lime was topped at 6.532 of oil-cut mud and 60 feet of mud-; 2e. The Flohr was originally planned feet, and on drill-stem test at 6,594 4.800-foot test. Mitchell Ss Gage oil.

Cored at 5.846-56 feet, the erv was 8- feet of sandy si the wildcat flowed oil ana gas; Farms for Sale 124 Drilling tools will be used on the deep- second test at 6,532 to 6,644 feet with staining and odor, and hrotiBht a now of 20 barrels of oil well also. Callerv Hurt, who discovered and won lf)BALX aerMjrooaarau reaming. hour, with gas-oil ratio of 570-to-l. defining the Southeast Ramsey Casing was set at, b.oat ieet. pool, nave staked location lor (he Sunrav owns a quarter-Interest in Horgrefe.

in SW SW NE of 15-17n- the well and block, while the operators hear 4c. southeast of the Ripley pool, as a joint test with Wolfe Drilling of Tulsa. hold a half-interest, and Chicago in terests the remaining quarter. Ryan Southern Oklahoma et al were moving rig to the no. Brown, as a 40-acre south offset: Carl State Last Reports B.

King has drilling contract. Several close-in locations wer norted from Snyder, which is of a broad lease-buying campaign. Offset royalty to the discovery i norted to have sold for $1,500 per W. A. Moncrlcf of Fort Worth and 3 teet.

Carter Oil i Paul C. Teas of Dallas are starting wildcat two miles southwest' bf SnVdei block of 1.626 acres ot leases, Holdine a half-Interest in the block with the two Texans are Bing Crosby: and Bob Hope ot Hollywood, urosoy and Hope are reported to have paid $48,000 for their share or the deal. Northern Louisiana ffintoSn" oku' ttom Oklahoma Wildcats encV'and Cmnlf-Jordari Petroleum No. 1 "aw "nolTlwr MQCmE 9337 "nMhm'soltS-fmm- 1120 Wheat" JMij SndtlM IrMlniteiowJ.1" e1. 3'8I Sdli? ralcg svf 'nf50! yst Jo? ie CHr Phone's ''olalwmaj CMrMHoVtrkita.

POTENTIAL no" PARADISE FOR SSt''t HUNTING-FISHING 500 acres exactlr ml. SW. Plentr the Llndsar was drilllnc at 10.WO feet, and lector jjuasl. nr rsMg Sll "f0 l.000 ''fiiVtln'auntrStarioilnd Oil A Gas No. BROWN INVESTMENT CO.

J-43JS Horn. In NE SE NE or 8-ln-lw. north or the San? M5 3J jj? H'S8 "'wlwa Northern Oklahoma 80A. STOCK ARM. Butane elee.

Rich Valley Mld-Contlneni Petroleum et al Oood rrhn ft I its fF -C of M-Vn-S brny paten. tf round pond, immed. Grant count, drilllttf at l.m feet. MlHer. 7 mi "fl.

ol Blanchard on tarra' NE SE SE JIS-Jw. Orant'couuty. rlll- J''n ''i sippi' -'t t' Central Oklahoma Nine-year-old Charlotte, for instance, has made a lovely picture from a phonograph record. The record is dipped into boiling water then the edges are curved into deep ruffled grooves. It is then shellacked, painted Chinese red.

A magazine picture is pasted in the center and then the whole thing shellacked. SEQUOYAH school Blue Birds have made realistic iwlm trees uslntr l-lnch corks on wire for the trunk with green paper leaves. They are even "planted" in pots of real dirt. Virginia. 9, has made blue bedroom slippers from an old felt hat, adding bows of red wool yam for trimming.

Xenla B. Nail, director of the Workshop, estimates there have been probably 500 cigar box banjos made by Oklahoma City boys and girls. This is based on the number of strings bought from music stores. Materials include a cigar box, one 18-Inch soft pine board that's 14 by inches, four screen door screw eyes to hold the strings, a two-inch strip of board for the bridge, and G. and A metal violin strings.

Eight of these banjos, brightly painted, are entered in the show. CHARLES who lives in Norman and is 11 years old, has sent his musical bar. From a red painted wooden frame are suspended eight water-filled bottles. Vinegar, massage compound. lLsterlne and grape-juice bottles, each filled with different amounts of water make the eight different tones when struck with a pencil-thin stick.

Eight-year-old Carole has painted a tin plate dead white and has pasted red rickrack braid around the edge and a bright decal in the center for an attractive picture. Jimmie Lillard. 9. or 2601 NW 13. has contributed a couple of nifties to the fair.

One is a cannon contrived of scraps of wood holding a one-ounce corked bottle, the whole thing painted black. The bottle Is half-filled with soda. When a few drops of vinegar or lemon juice is added, the "cannon" blows the cork. Chickasha District Sholem Alechem Your Hit Parade Frank Sinatra, Eileen Wilson Axel Stordahl's Orchestra Tonight 8:00 along with Judy Canova ...8:30 Dennis Day 9:00 HORACE HEIDT Red Foley 9:30 wky 9:30 Sunday Night WKY dial 930 TUNE IN! HEAR Dr. Bron CLIFFORD JIMMIE'S other entry is a boat that propels itself through water.

The base is a thin piece of wood about seven inches long: the superstructure is a pasteboard box. The whole thing is painted red. From the rear, the ends dragging in water, is a copper tube bent in a double loop in the center. Under this ATION KBYE snort white candle. LiKWta.

the candle generates hot air in the tube which puts-puts the boat along. Oh. yes, and Jimmie has made one 890 on Your Dial 11 A.M. DAILY Mondays Through Saturdays DAYTIME BROADCASTS ONLY Radio Programs Saturday ti stl WKY KOCY KTOK KOMA XnC. K.

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m. until 5 p. m. Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.

The public is invited. Oklahoma Oil Reports Denver Pool Erie P. Prepai Beginning Monday, April 25th WHAT OTHERS "Dr. Glifford is undoubtedly the leading and most outstanding speaker among Baptists in this generation." HARRY MARTIN PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER GUILD "The greatest preacher since the death of George Truett." DR. RUPERT NANEY PASTOR, LOOKOUT MT.

BAPTIST CHURCH, CHATTANOOGA, TENN. "Bron Clifford has a great message and is a great preacher. I heartily recommend him 100." DR. M. E.

DODD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. SHREVEPORT, LA. FORMER PRESIDENT OF SOUTHEN BAPTIST CONVENTION "Dr. Clifford preached the greatest sermons I have ever heard." DR. C.

E. AUTREY HEAD OF URBAN EVANGELISM. LOUISIANA BAPTIST CONVENTION "In Bron Clifford there is the combination of philosopher, psychologist, thinker, and theologian." DR. J. D.

GREY PASTOR, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NEW ORLEANS, LA. th-lnch'ehoke. and I comptetmc. nor'hw" 5' dry and ThrwkrMTlaa Caaalr-Cltlea Service Oil al No. Swenwn.

in aectlon of B1MC lurver. a mile and a halt outh ot pe and attUnr on ctrxm. F.rhfr. No, May. In SE NW SE ot 4, total depth 4,401 ainewsod Peel Mazda OH No.

1 in NE NW NW of J.31n-I0w. Mains tunty.toUl depth H.7M reel, shut down tc Velma Oil District ley college president, told her luncheon audience Friday. "We must be tought what democracy means so we won't be swept oil our leet by other organized movements." Mrs. Horton, who headed the WAVES during the war. is on a tour to become acquainted with Wellesley alumnae.

"The test of a college is its alumnae," she says. More than 22S attended the luncheon at the YWCA sponsored by several church groups, the YWCA and Wellesley alumnae. Italy, China Sign Pact NANKING, April 22 P) Italy and the Chinese government Friday after noon signed a treaty of amity. The pact, signed by ambassador Sergio Fenoaltea and acting Foreign Minister George Yeh calls for early arrangement of a commercial and navigation et 39.11-4. dxUUns at 4.8M agreement..