Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 7

SERIOUSLY ILL or airlana Afton Vinita Cheisca Claremore Tulsa Oklahoma City Dallai? 8:20 am 5:20 pm fK a A a 11 1 a faA 1 1 MIAMI CARDIN NEWS 7 I all 4 MIAMI ICHER Xi Philco Radio PHONE 1 94 Miami i BALANCED UNIT RADIO I A A '7 Strikingly individual rocks that prove how becoming the new Spring fashions can be Gay new printed silks and flat crepes in high colors black and lovely pastels that welcome the new season new styles that lend flatter ing lines INCOME TAX vr pf at 4 i or Prompt SERVICE our other distinctive fumitiure in both Screen Grid Screen Grid Plus and Neutrodyne Plus ranging in price up to $24950 Complete with tubes Attend Baptist Association Meet A series of Missionary meetings of all counties' in the Northeastern Baptist association have been held this week in Ottawa and all sur rounding counties The Ottawa county meeting which was held riday in Commerce was attend ed by the following members from Afton Mesdames Coker Charles Shelton Percy Boyd and Hubbard and Miss Maud Hubbard The meeting in Vinita Stuning New Styles week after being under medical treatment at the Miami Baptist hospital for the last five or six weeks' She will not be able to at tend to her household duties for some time itis said Davis of Vinita was in Welch Wednesday taking the in dustrial census leaving Thursday 7 7 Complete With Tubes Spring rocks i no950 Missionary Meeting The Missionary society of the Methodist church will meet for study and business Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs user with Mrs Ralph Dawson as leader Mr and Mrs Lawmnce Hall left Saturday for Kansas! City Mo to spend the week end with the parents and other rela tives Mr and Mrs Henry Truman had as their guests 'riday night the sister Mrs Moore and Mr Moore and daughter Norma and Holliday of Kansas City Mo They tvere en route to Oklahoma City for the week end Mrs Lester Phoenix and baby Bobbie Dean Mrs William Kra mer and the house guest Mrs John Kramer of Kansas City Mo left Saturday for a wefek end visit with Mr and Mrs Herman Kramer of Tulsa Mrs Stephens who has been receiving treatment in the Vinita hospital for several weeks was taken in the Painter ambul ance to Kansas City M6 Satur day Her daughters Mrs Arthur Hook of Kansas City and Mrs Virgil Smith and Mrs A Wise man of Houston Tex accompanied her Mr and Mrs' Stone and daughter and son Thelma and Junior Mr and 'Mrs Boyd and son Jr and Mrs A Mitchell and son Charles are spending today in Joplin Mo with Mrs son and wife Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell Mrs Grant Woody and sister Miss Maggie Scott and Anthony Woody drove to Tulsa Thursday and visited the aunt Mrs Chloe White Damon Matlock arrived Satur day from Pallas Tex to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Mat lock Miss rances user 'of Tulsa is spending the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs user Miss Reta Holman left Saturday for Vinita where she will spend the week end with friends Dr Scott and son Lyn don made a business trip to Tulsa Thursday Johnny Dean Spraker is spend ing the week end with his grand parents Mr and Mrs Spra ker of Vinita Mr and Mrs Warfield and son James of Tulsa arrived Sat urday to visit Mrs mother Mrs Smith and other relatives until Monday irst installment must be paid by March 15 Uncle Sam makes it easier by stringing it out iMoctatei Press Phon X'ci aw ather Ricard noted of the of the ob servatory of the University of Santa Clara is critically ill with a heart ailment The Ladies Council of the Christ ian church served dinner at the city hall Thursday Mr and Mrs Sanders and daughter Naomi were Joplin vis itors Thursday Mrs Barkley and red Derse were guests riday of Mrs Leslie Morris transacted business in Miami riday Alton York of Pittsburg Kas was a guest Sunday of Cardin friends BRITISHER BROACHES SALE WEST INDIES TO PORT SPAIN Trinidad March Lord England head of the west India Sugar Commission ds regarded here as a very bold man inasmuch as he' has dared publicly to refer to the proposal to sell the British West Indies to the United States Recently Lord Olivier said: you have concluded your negotiations with Washington and put the proposal to the British government that the islands be put up for sale then you can see about Taken literally fhese remarks suggest that have al ready been made in Washington WOULD BAN HIGH GEAR ROM TURKISH AUTOS ISTANBUL March 8 The wild driving of Turkish chauffeurs and the increasing number of au tomobile accidents have led one of the local papers to suggest to the government the removal from all cars of high speed gears will be honored through out the world as the first national to forbid the entry of automobiles supplied with more than low and second this paper writes the world will see that we have found a way to prevent our cities from becoming sanguinary race lie known as good citizens G00D citizenship includes hon esty Now one thing you would not do is burgle a shop safe even if you expected to pay him back later But it the same thing in effect to withhold money after it is due him? Yes there IS a legal dis tinction but the ethics of good citizenship hold both acts in ab horrence Be a good citizen and pay up on time On Cleaning and Pressing AT LOW PRICES SUITS Cleaned and Pressed Club Meeting Mrs Tyler was hostess to members of the club and several other guests at her home riday afternoon The rooms where the hours were spent with various forms of sewing were brightened florally with blooming amaryllas and vases of golden jonquils and bowls of violets An enjoyable feature of the afternoon was the sectional letter written by all Club members to Mrs Reed of Stillwater Okla a char ter member of the club In con clusion a two course luncheon was served which emphasized a color note of green and gold and favors of rosebud baskets of St candies were presented Special guests included: Mesdames Toney A Dawson Mitts Everett Estus Harper and Matlock and club members present were: Mesdames John A Reed Rjst Painter Roberta Harris Mathes Henry Truman Allison Painter Clarence Ward user and Dawson Bethany Circle The weekly business and devo tional meeting of the Bethany circle of the Christian church was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Lee Judd The Scripture lesson was read by Mrs Bartholomew and prayer offered by Mrs Morris The resignation of Mrs Carl Linns from the finance committee was accepted Members present were: Mesdames Byron Prickett Carl Linns 0 Thornton Mor ris and the hostess RGOTO ALL OVER THE DISTRJCT Specially Priced rom March 10 Until March 20 BANK AND TRUST CO Growing by 50c COATS Cleaned and Pressed vuV WOOL DRESSES Cleaned and Pressed dUL COATS Cleaned and Pressed yU SUNDAY MARCH 9 1930 vited to attend all exercises at the church and take an active Pfr Agnes' ilO year old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Lofgreen was taken to the Vinita hospital Mon day night where an operation was performed immediately and the appendix removed The was a success and the little girl is reported as recovering rapidly from the effects Mr Lofgreen is in from the farm west of Hollow and is delivering the mail on Welch Star Route while Mrs' Lof green is staying in Vinita with the ire was discovered in a clothes closet of the Thomas McBrien home east of Russell Switch the first of the 'week When discover ed the firt was gaining headway and would have been serious in a few motfients more A few buckets of water got it under control with the loss of considerable clothing belonging to members of the fam ily Jenhings Jones and Sam Led ford have opened the McCleary blacksmith shop bn North Main street formerly occupied by Sim Powell Mr Powell quit for health reasons some months ago since which time the shop had been idle Mr Ledford is well known through out Craig county Mr Jones will continue his work as maintainer on Highway 73 leaving Mr Led ford in full charge of the bqsihess Mrs Omer Stroud was returned to her hopie jn Welch last week from Miami Baptist hospital where she had been two weeks for treatment She is recovering slow ly and is not able to see her friends as yet Perfect quiet and no effort of any kind is still pre scribed by the doctors Mrs Brookshire 'returned riday from artrip to Kansas City Mo where she visited the Marker family and other former residents of Welch The Rev A Parks announces services today at East Anthracite school house at 2:30 A cor dial invitation is extended every one who can to be present Mrs Ida Mamey is visitng her parents Mr and Mrs Du vall and her little daughter Max ine for a week She will start on her lyceum route work the first of the week 1 Joe Harlow of the State hospital force at Vinita is visiting his par ents Mr and Mrs Harlow while recovering from an attack of rheumatism Luther Duncan of Russell Creek district was in Welch Monday and attended the meeting of the town ship board The following births were an nounced last week: To Mr and Mrs Charlet Murdock of Bluejack et eb 27 a son to Mr and Mrs Otho inley of Welch March 2 a daughter County Agent Sledge and Stryker county superinten dent were visitors in north Craig county school districts the first of the week for the purpose of organ izihz 4 clubs A number of these clubs will be organized in Craig county during the next few months of the school year Miss Naomi Phillips teacher at Grandview school and Miss lor ence Tullis of the airview school spent Saturday at the home south of Joplin Mrs' Homer Tullis of lorence Kas is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Tullis of airview district for the next week or two Mrs Reed Luginbuel of Vinita spent Thursday at the home of Mr ana Mrs Umer Stroud Mr and Mrs Jess Broyles Commerce spent last Sunday the home of his father Broyles of Mavbelle district Clifton Mosier of Commerce will preach at Maybelle school house today following the Sunday school session at 11 a Mr Mo sier addressed the gathering last Sunday He was accompanied by Clay and Wayne Lair and Burton of Commerce who assisted in the song service Another wolf hunt is announced for today to meet at the Holder man ranch on the state line and extending into Kansas AU desir ing to engage in the drive are ex pected to meet at the place stated bringing dogs and other necessary wolf hunting equipment The hunt two Sundays ago was not well at tended owing to the difficulty of getting to the meeting place on account of the bad roads Two big wolves were killed however in spite of the limited number of hunters Bradley of Pleasant View district south of Welch has re turned to the home of his daugh ter Mrs Sam Slagle after a visit of a week with his nephew Tom Bradley and family of Miami Mrs Anna Harper of Afton vis ited lastweek with her daughter Mrs John Huxtable and family of Pleasant View district south of Welch Mr and Mrs Ruark who have lived for the last two or three years on the Ruark ranch three miles southeast of Welch moved last week to Eureka Springs Ark where they will again riiake their home on their fam near there Butler Abbott moved their house hold goods to Eureka Mr and Mrs Booton of Oklahoma City spent last week in Welch with relatives and friends Saturday they held a sale of their surplus household effects at their former home on South Main street and will move the re mainder to Oklahoma City the first of the week Endeavor Party Misses Thelma and Genevieve Sanders entertained the Christian Endeavor society woth a party at their home Wednesday night Games were played and refresh ments were served to the follow ing: Thelma Shawyer Julia and Ruth Darr Thelma Collins Audrey Parkinson Iva Dion Grace Hutch ens Goldie Dye rank Murphy Roy Parkinson loyd Dewitt Guy Darr Jr William Murphy Vern Grover Ernest Thompson Clar ence Page Ernest Lackey Mr and Mrs Paul Sandefs and Mr and Mrs Sanders for Centralia 4of take the census of that city Mrs Hack worth 'of: Bart lesville Monday and Tuesday in Welch with her parents Mr and Mrs Durall Mr and Mrs Durall Mr and Mrs Mack Parker and other relatives spent Thursday in Vinita attending the burial services for Wilfred Carver who died at his home north of Cleora March 5 Mr Carver was a prominent farmer and stockman of the Duck creek valley He is survived by his wife and three daughters Mrs Zona Seagrove returned to her home in Pryor riday after a visit with her brother Dur nil ad family of Picher and her niece Mrs Scott Thompson of Welch Mr and Mrs Durnil of Picher spent Thursday in Welch visiting their daughter Mrs Scott Thompson JaJper Martin cashier of the State bank of Vinita was in Welch Thursday attending to business at the Welch State bank Mr and Mrs A Hipps of Vi nita were here on business Thurs day Mr and Mrs Beck of Erie Kas visited Mr and Mrs William Leake Thursday Mrs Roy Klaus of Erie Kas is spending a week with her mother Mrs William Leake and other relatives Dal Paup and family are mov ing to Welch from the farmu on the Ottawa county line and will occupy a house on North Main street AfONOS Thursday was attended by Mes dames Belle Biliyeu Boult inghouse A Sam Laswell Welch and H' McPherson '7' Attena 4 ciuo Miss Clara Mae Marsh and Miss Lelia Harper attended the county 4 club meeting in 'Miami Sat urday as representatives from the Afton clubs I A' Meeting A special meeting of Afton camp Royal Neighbors: of Amer ica has been called for 7 Monday evening at the I hall for the purpose of balloting and drill practice to Meet The regular business meeting of Afton chapter Order of the East ern Star will be held Tuesday eve ning in the Masonic hall PAGE 8 Tube Neutrodyne Plus Console MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA That other tax wear and tear called depreciation can be' made easier too on your car by prompt' attention to correct lubrication 4 A birthday dinner was given by Mrs Artie Davis Tuesday in honor of her grandson Melvin Johnson Guests were Mr and Mrs errell Mr and Mrs Truman Johnson and brother Ralph and Mrs rances Johnson of Miami Mrs Oza Utter and family of Miami 1 visited Mrs Dave ergu son the first of the week Miss Mary Hubbard of Kansas City is visiting Mrs Mary Butter field mW Miss Walker Miss Shoesbeau Miss Gladeba Cutbirth and Miss lora Reeder Were dinner guests vpf Mrs Artie Davis the first of the week Miss Mae ilze is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs ilze of Treece Kas this week Mrs Buck visited her sis 'ter Mrs Lizzie IJuIcher of Com merce riday Mr and Mrs red Palloa of Twin Bridges visited the sister Mrs Ora Baker Wednesday Mr and Mrs King have returned from Tulsa where they have been visiting their son King and family Cecil Mills has Returned from the oil fields where he has been for several days 1 Buck and daughter Hazel werein Miami riday on business Mrs Ora Baker visited Mr and Mrs Virgil Stevens of Commerce Thursday Mrs McCullough of Route 2 visited her sister Mrs Buck Thursday Mrs Lawrence Moore of Treece Kas ahd Mrs Lee Hechsher 'of Commerce visitedrelatives here Thursday Mrs King visited her granddaughter Mrs Lester Eagle 1 of Miami Thursday Mrs red Price visited Mr and 1 Mrs rank Althouse of Commerce Wednesday EAST SIDE 1 Surprise for Teacher The young people and school children surprised Miss Hollie No 5 school teacher with a social and handkerchief shower Wednesday 'night at the home of Mr and Mrs James Woolard "Guests attending were: Mr and Mrs Ray Graham and children Mr and Mrs Ralph Jonsson and family Mr and Mrs James Wil son Mr and Mrs Jim Woolard Tim Trigg and Misses Muriel Gra ham Wanda Bradley Dott Jons son Dorothy Vangundy Thelma Captain Sybil and Lorene Pliler Rosetta and Lida Sparlin Anna Lee Green' Pauline Stoner Evelyn Trigg Benjice Woolard Mrs Nita Watts Bob Lee Graham Ingram Bradley John and Thurman Cap tain Charles Jennings Harvey and Jim Sparlin Harvey Jones Dutch Stoner Shelby loyd and Herbert Passley Doyle Woolard Charles Captain Windal Bradley and the guest of honor Miss Jones East Side club met Wednesday in an all day session Guests pre sent were: Mrs Ed Graham Mrs Jim Woolard Mrs Ralph Jonsson Mrs Ray Shelton Mrs Newt Pell ham Mrs A Captain and Mrs rank Trigg James Wilson and Miss Hollie Jones who have charge of the song movement fqy the commencement exercises at No 5 school will prac tice the classes at 2 today at the East Side church Mrs A Captain Thelma and Thurman Captain attended prayer meeting at No 6 riday night Mr and Mrs rank Trigg drove to Ottawa riday night to hear the boy preacher the Rev Jack Yancy Ethel Norris 10 years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Norris is ill at her home Everett Bowman has returned i from a trip to? Pittsburg Kas I where he visited his brother rank i Bowman and family NARCISSA NEWS A Plans Carnival The Narcissa Parent Teacher i association will hold a special meet I ing at 7:30 riday night I in the high school auditorium All i patrons are 'invited to be present and perfect plans' for the school I fair and carnival to be held at i Narcissa high school riday and I Saturday night March 23 and 29 i Several carloads of basketball i fans accompanied the junior high achool teams to Quapaw Thursday ine warewsa boys were defeated by the Com merce team 16 to 9 The condition of Mrs Rider who has been confined to her home several weeks by illness is unimproved Mr and Mrs George Long spent last week end with relatives in Springfield Mo Mr and Mrs Waller Gaines Will the of this mat ter prompt you to consult a trus7 officer at this bank who is quali fied to serve you? The worry is ours The comfort and satisfaction yours Just phone us and the car will be back to you on time and Mrs Josephine Gaines were airland visitors Thursday Richard Whitley left Saturday for Jay Okla for a short visit with relatives He will be accom panied home by 'his wife and daughter Norma Jean who have been guests of friends there for the last two weeks t' Mr and Mrs Skaggs and Tom inley were Jfuests of the mother Mrs Sarah Skaggs in Bluejacket Sunday Mr and Mrs Everett Barger and Mrs John Barger were gqests Monday night of Mr and Mrs CWilks Mrs Wilks is a guest of rela tives in Galena Kas over the week end Miss Maye Lundy a teacher in the oyil schools is a week end guest of her parents Mr and Mrs CE Lundy Mr and Mrs' Skaggs at tended a theater in Miami riday night Albert Lee of Afton was a visit tro here Thursday Miss Nadine Gamble of Welch is a guest this week of Mrs Lucian McGhee and family John Gibson of Bluejacket is a guest this week of Mr and: Mrs Vetnal Waugh 7 WELCH NEWS Couftty Road Work A delegation from I Golden" Rod district conferred with 'the town ship board at their meeting last week and asked that the board give some attention to the matter of bitter roads in that district as there had been very little work done since1 the storms in January which placed some of its limestone black land districts in an almost impassable condition The town ship board has a great deal of work ahead of it in every portion of the field in northeast Craig county including the Neosho val ley which is also reported needing work badly They will divide the available funds so that all of these districts will get some work or at least enough to get by with until the first of July when the next highway money is available i 7 Change of Telephone Poles Work began last week in a small way toward resetting the telephone poles all over Welch in connection with the proposed changes to be made by Manager Noe The poles on the north and south streets will be moved to the alleys throughout the city and the east and west lines will be set out in the streets farther from the prop erty lines in order to avoid get ting the wires tangled with the shade trees as in the past Mr Noe will also install new wires and considerable new cable The home of the telephone office will be lo cated in the former Durall home' on North Main street just off of Main street about a half block This property was bought by Mr Noe a short time ago and will be transformed into a central office with living quarters for Mr and Mrs Clarence Noe who will attend to the night side after the building has been remodeled for the new purpose The lot and buildings at the rear will be utiliz ed as storage quarters for equip ment and garages for the cars and trucks In the change there will be but very little interruption with the service as everything will be in readiness to switch the service after Jhe installation of the new service Mr Noe has made a grejt many changes for the betterment of the Welch and Bluejacket phone systems which he purchased over a year ago and will make many more changes in the interest of id Stant service as he has the oppor tunity Establishing a Route The Kraft cheese factory of Os wego Kas has sent a plat of its proposed milk route in north Craig county to the farmers supposed to be interested and has requested that interested milk producers give an approximate idea aS to the bus iness that can be expected from the district proposed The route enters Oklahoma at the state line on Highway 73 turns west two miles north of the base line into ields district thence south through East Anthracite district to Highway 73 west of Welch thence east into Welch rom Welch the route goes three miles north on 73 thence into Banner and airview districts oh routes to be establish ed wherever the greater milk sup ply can be Obtained One truck will start the service and more will be added as the conditions can be learned after the start Each route will be 60 miles long Welch Defeats Picher In the Northeast Oklahoma high school debating contests Welch defeated Picher riday evening at the Welch school auditorium by unanimous decision of the judged at the close of the contest The judges were: Simms of Vi nita Supt ay Corton of Blue jacket schools arid the Rev 'J A Parks of Welch The question be fore the debaters was that the installment plan of buy ing personal property as now prac ticed in the United States is both socially and economically desira The Welch debaters were: Maurine Wells Harold Rohmiller and Leta Hehdrix The Picher de baters were Jack Yancey Lois Craig and James Lucas Welch de bates with Wyandotte at Welch next riday March 14 I 1 Methodist Church At 11 a today the subject wili be World Waiting for the Sons of God When They At 7:30 the subject will be Man Who Waited too Long Sunday school 9:45 a Junior League 2:30 Senior League 7 Everybody is cordially in MODEL Soft Laundry Continuous low System of Dry Cleaning Pay bulks I0of the month i Or As Agreed Ottawa County Credit Bureau Aiming Exchange Building Miami Okla A complete credit reporting and collection Venice or Narcissa Afton Vinita Chelsea Claremore Tulsa Oklahoma City 1220 pm 8:50 pm or Quapaw JBaxter Springs Galena Joplin Springfield Kansal City Denver Omahn or Quanaw Baxter Springs Galena Jophn Springfield St Louis 10:25 am 8:15 pm filO pm 11:10 pm 1 HI HOLCOM Plumbing and Heating Co 7 19 West Central iPhone 1267 Important 7 Qualifications' Will your executor trustee be 9 fU will xrnn vc Ra Ra first estate he has ever handled? will he be present never away never sick never too busy to give your estate the necessary thorough attention it may re quire? 'Will he care to assume the many burdens accruing to 1 an executor and trustee? The "annual rural tournament wwill be held at the airland high school gymnasium March 14 and 15 Only rural schools of Ottawa county are competing in this tournament Students of the eighth grade or lower are allowed to par 7 7'7: NORTH MIAMI News Record Writers Ciiroiucle Happenings AIRLAND J1 (Continued from Page Six) Methodist Revival Meeting i revival meeting will be held'sat the 1 Methodist church hete be ginning tonight The Reverend Peak of Vinita will be in charge of 7 RAILROAD TIME CARDS 1 3tv a StLouis San rancisco North Boun No OKlahomt City Kanses City (direct)' No Afton and Joplin and north er No Wonh KariMs City (direct) num pjA No and couth Joplin and north South Bound No Kansas City Oklaboma City (direct) is nn Vm? No Joplin and east Aftcn and south 10:80 am No Kansas City orth Worth (direct) rhim S55 pm No Joplin and south linfr cast Duo Kansas Oklahoma Gulf 'V No Miami Ar No 3 rMum Muskoyee 1:46 Drti Northeast Oklahoma 'Railroad Railroad Uavcp GcneraJ Office opposite Hotel Miami for Commerce Cardin and Picfie tar leavgs: 5:45 am 6 am am 7:10 am and every haltdMturei until pm then eveiy half hour until 7:40 pm then 8:10 pm 9 pm' 9:40 pm pm last car leaving 11:15 pm or irst car 5:45 am 7:40 am then every two houra ontil Vt40 pm then 4:10 pm last ear leaving 5:40 pm "'i: 'A or irst car 6 am 6:35 am 7:10 am am 9:10 am I0M0 am 11:10 am 12:40 pm 1:10 pm 2:40 pm 8:10 pm 8:40 pm pm 6:40 pm 7:40 pm 8:10 pm 9 pm 10:10 pm last IltlS pra Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma Coach 'Lines si? '1 i 1 1 4r I i I Hwlilii lit! SHfei hi MM IJL I.