Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

PAGE THRSr John Gunnels and Buck Hampton were shopping in Miami MondriyVS Gertie Trigg spent the week enl the guest of Miss Wilma Gillett' Mr and Mrs James Woolard Miss Bernice Woolard Doyle Wopbj ard and Mrs Rebecca Roark wertf Ma in Seneca Saturday (Continued on Page Twelve) Mrs lorence Captain Mrs May 7W' HELPS WHOLE AMILIES BE CAREUL I a bad is felt but I there is severe griping a son AIRLAND EAST SIDE be Good Taste A re i gave i most interesting lecture Monday afternoon at the airland Rl MM A A J' 1 ou get in Luckies the finest Turkish and were Mrs held captive for 14 yean He de lated many features of the early Indian life their religious beliefs and traditions vention are in the hands of the printer and will be mailed out this week The convention is an all day affair with a basket dinner at the noon hour and will be held at Elm Creek schoolhouse Oct 28 1934 Everybody is invited regardless of church or creed CwrTUM lbs The American lotecco Company Sunday School Convention The programs for the next Ot tawa county Sunday school con PWIOIIS imc uifi arm Notes Many fields of hegari are to seen over this section of the coun ty There is not a very large acre age in any one field due to the uncertainty of weather conditions at planting time but the crop looks very promising at present as it is all headed out and will soon be TONIGHT 7REN WILLIAM LYLE TALBOT Dragon Murder 'ay1' Line Members and guests of the' Jun ior class of the high school and members of the young class of'the Methodist church enjoyed a line party to the Coleman Mon day night Charles Nory Bowman JD Thomas? Virginia Dorothy and ayrene Nidiffer Nadine Collins Norma Jean Smith Opal Wilma Amina Mae Over acre Virginia White Mary Rut ledge Lorene Dorothy Cole Maud Curry Eva James Jessie lint Mrs Bobby McKaa Miss7 Billie Mr and Mrs Elmer Pennington Mr and Mrs A Criswell Otis Cole Mr and Mrs Clarence Cox Wayne Skel ton: Charlie Crockett Albert Col lins Ben Harrison Junior Lamar Carl Castle Ernie Rubin Har bert Hodge i Organizes Mission Rev John Elliptt 'closed a i vival of three duration at White Water Sunday when eight were baptized and 12 were added by letter A mission of the Baptist church was established Attention MOTHERS to what every doctor knows to be a fact and what they say to avoid House Opening Program The financial committee of the Parsonage Improvement society held a most delightful entertain ment riday evening when the Methodist Episcopal parsonage was opened for inspection The guests were entertained at the cnurch with the following program Opening gong a riend We Have in invocation Rev A' Powers talk of the Methodist Church of from the' erection of'the first church down to the present time by Mrs Lincoln talk Mrs Bowers of Mi ami musical reading by Edgar A Guest Mrs Jones accompanied by Miss Margaret Bowman Mrs rank Kennedy then related the events relative to the painted of which Aas secured at the air and given to the parsonage She also told of the beautifully de picted which was shown in the Hall of Religion and other interesting objects Closing song Be the The guests were then invited to retire to the parsonage where refresh ments were served and they were invited to the parsonage which has been treated to new wall paper paint built in cabinets bath room and completely modern ized Gifts of every description graced the attractive home which reflected a most cheerful homey at mosphere American beauty roses and other flowers of brilliant hues added to the setting for the oc casion Those attending from Wyandotte included: Mrs Leona Brodrick Mrs Mary Mrs Allen Carroll Bremer Chase Mrs Wallace Morgan Mrs Claude arley Mrs Robert Long Mr and Mrs 0 Brodrick and son Carol Mr and Mrs Dugan and Mr and Mrs Eugene Cle ments Almost 100 guests were served and an enjoyable evening was spent Many sent gifts were unable to attend TONIGHT 5 JOAN CRAWORD CLARK GABLE In high school when he told of his ex periences with them His parents were killed in the early days of 1 Oklahoma history before state matured frost 'should eomsbei fore it is matured enough to make grain it can be used for other feed as poughage Never before was there such large fields of tur nips sown as this fall The crop 'be used feed as well as for home Many farm wives are utilizing the tops of the turnips for greens and a large number of quarts of greens are being canned The sorghum indus try has begun to pick up as sev eral fields are ready to go to the mills One farmer has already started his in operation and turned out several gallons of sorghum last week The millet and pea hay crop is fine and is being cut and hauled in A splendid crop of crajigrass has come on in some fields and is being prepared inihe usual way for feed The corn fod der that was cut and shocked earlier in the fall seems to be and does not have much strength or nutrition to it btit the old stand by is what the farmers will miss the most and need the worst A few farmers on this side are lucky enough to have some wheat and oats' to supply the most of their grain needs but it takes corn to fatten hogs Wood cutting and post making also some mining ties and saw logs are being made as a go between job for those who are only working part time at the mines and those who have a four day budget for the ERA work Men with large families and no crop are wondering what the future holds for them as it is so hard to make the grade now with good weather and when snow flies the inadequate clothing and food supplies will mean a lot Wheat is looking fine and that which was sown early is large enough to wave i over the fields and is providing plenty of good pasture Green beans mangoes and cucumbers are very plentiful at this time Green tomatoes are being used to make the usual fall relishes These have also grown since the late rains came Cows that are on the late pastures of wheat and also aided by good dairy feed are giving a good flow of milk Cane hay is growing It is one of the most backward crops of the fall and everything else has gone off and left it but it will make an abundance of succulent feed if it can escape the frost Most all the farmers have disposed of all their surplus stock and cut down in order to have plenty of feed for what they really need to put through the winter for future use and production Any number of farmers are only keeping one brood sow two or three milk cows and perhaps one team of work animals Quilting and Luncheon Mrs Mollie ord entertained with a quilting and covered dish i luncheon riday A delicious dinner Was enjoyed Chatting and quilting were the principal ver sions of the day Those present in cluded: Mrs Don Maupin Mrs Jay Smith and Mrs Gene Phelps of Miami Mrs Joe Wilson of Tul If you have children who are occasionally constipated you should know this If you are of a constipated condition blame it on your blood condition or your age but first try this treat ment that safely relieves sluggish ness in children or adults The Proper Treatment You safely relieve the bowels with any medicine if you regu late the dose To regulate dosage you should have a liquid laxative When necessary to repeat you can gradually reduce jhe dose And that is the secret of safe relief from a sluggish constipated condition at any age A liquid laxative can be measured Its action can be thus controlled If properly made of such natural laxa tive elements as senna and cascara it forms no habit even the youngest child And such a laxative will help the bowels to help them selves Dr Syrup Pepsin is an approved liquid laxative containing OLD OLKS LAXATIVE Must Not Shock Bowels A mass of laxative suddenly hittinff th a weakened tired system of elderly people upsets it throws ie off its delicate balance Because een a mint the delicious mint chew ing gum laxative is chewed the laxative is mixed with helpful saliva juices the way your food is It goes into the system gradually This more natural gentle action suits old people ideally yet it is absolutely positive end complete for them Doctors prescribe tiie laxative in non habit forming een a mipt It is for pleasant correction without upset to diet or appetite Delay is dangerous To day get back on schedule and stay there Delicious een a mint at druggists 15c 25c Miller Bigby I Carl Miller age 29 son of Mr i and Mrs Miller who reside north of airland and Miss Iola MaeBigby age21 of Stillwell were united in holy matrimony Tuesday at the home of Rev John Elliott who officiated Treasure Hunt On the night of Oct 23 a treas ure hunt sponsored by the Shelton class of the 'Christian church will be held starting from the Chris tian church where the first due will be given Returning to the church for refreshments when all clues are discovered All partici pants will Je required to walk i Authority on Indian Life Spoke A Newsom of Oklahoma City guio luvsu Amcxc BLing lecLure I any laxative is dipseticx (makes you thirsty) I it affects your appetite I you need more today than the first time you took it I it drains the system (by too watery a movement) of Mrs A Johnston left Thurs day for Oklahoma 'City where she will spend the winter with her son Lawrence and family Mr and Mrs red Milbourn vis ited in Marionville Mo Sunday? Mrs 'Simmons of Joplin" who had spent the last two weeks with Mr jand Mrs Simmbns left Saturday for her home ac companied by Miss Mary Jane Sim mons who visit there several days Mrs Bertha Emerfand Mrs? An na Rader returned Sunday morn ing from Pittsburg Kas where they were guests of Mr 'and Mrs A Nation Mrs Rader was un der a care while in Pittsburg Mr Nation and daugh ter7 Dorothy A ay accompanied them home A Miss Lilah Walker of Aurora dis trict visited with 'Mrs Everett Geouge and family Sunday evening Guests of Mrs Rebecca Angel Sunday included Mr and Ed Walker and daughter Viola and son Wayne of Miami and Mr and Mrs Jess Angel and Mrs iC tC Chandler of airland who spent the week end Mr and Mrs Harvey Weathers and son 'Harry Mr and Mrs Al bert Crow arid Weathers visited Sunday at the A Walker home in Aurora district Mrs Walkingstick and daughter Golda and Miss Virginia Chandler of Okmulgee were guests' over the week end of Mr and Mrs Scott and Mrs Chandler Mrs Walking stick remained for a longer visit Bill 'Keenan visited in Tiff City Sunday? 'Mrs Nettie Deans and 'Miss Sy bil Connolly of Miami were guests in the reeman home riday of last week and on Sunday Pets Mc Cullough of Miami was a visitor Isaac Smith of Ardmore Okla was a guest Sunday and Monday Mrs A Griffin and daughter Miss Neoma and Dick Woodson Jr drove to Tulsa Saturday re turning Sunday Ben Bishop of Barnsdall Okla spent the week end in the Lulu Wormington home 1 Mr and Mrs Bill Crockett of Hominy drove to Joplin Saturday where they visited his' father Jim Crockett and sister Miss Jessie They returned to their home Mon day morning Mrs Kircher and Omer Jr returned Sunday from a visit in Cleveland Mo where she was a guest of her moth er Mrs Lulu Eadlen Mr' and Mrs Everett Geouge and children visited Saturday eve ning with Mr' and Mrs Orville Stotts of Aurora district Mrs Anna Gallemore and Leroy orsythe returned Monday morn ing from Dallas Tex where they were joined by Miss Daphna Galle more and all attended the Texas Oklahoma football game Mr and Mrs Dumas reeman and children ofCommerce visited Saturday with relatives Mr' and Mrs Carl Stilley moved Monday to the Crockett hotel where they have light housekeep ing rooms Mrs Howard Delongy' of Par sons Kas was a guest Sunday of her mother Mrs Audrain Mrs Lucy Schliecher and daugh tcj Miss oi guests Sunday of Mr and Robert Nidiffer and family They also visited 'with Mrs Sam Sr and Mrs Chandler Mr and Mrs Bob Wormington and son Mrs Ben Bishop and Mrs Lula Wormington visited in Miami Sunday evening Jeo Wilson returned to her home in Tulsa Monday after sev eral visit here with her moth er Mrs Audrain and other relatives Miss Joe White Miss Nellie El liott Linn White and Charles Con ner Jr were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles Conner Sr of Sulphur Bend district Mr and Mrs Will A Crockett of Choteau Mr and Mrs Crockett and Bill Bridenstine of Pryor visited Sunday with Mrs Mary Bridenstine and in the after noon the guests accompanied by Mrs lora Sloniker' drove to Jop lin where they visited with James Crockett at the reeman hospital later driving to Purcell" where they visited Mrs Tamsy Kirby and Mr and Mrs Owen Kirby The Rev John Elliott filled his regular appointment at Bernice Sunday where he was the dinner guest of Mr and Mrs red Rose and family Mrs Ave Marshall drove to Grove riday and was accompanied home by Miss Mayme Marshall and Betsy Nancy and Alfred Reed of Grove who visited over the week end a Mrs Jennie Stoffer is visiting her brother John Johns of Mil ford Ohio this week 0 Cole made a business trip to Miami Monday Mrs Sam May Jr and son Bob by and Mr and Mrs Clyde Skel ton were six dinner guests of Mrs Delilah lint of Ogeechee district Wednesday Miss Willa Garman Miss Ruth Judd Joe Hudspeth and his mother Mrs Hudspeth of Afton attended church at the Christian church Sunday night Institutions Saving More Lives and in Quicker Time Than Ever Before' By HOWARD BLAKESLEEA Science Editor) BOSTON Oct1 16 Ameri can hospitals are saving more lives this year and doing so in quicker time than ever before This was shown at the annual meeting of the American College of Surgeons today' in the hospitalization stand ardization report for 1934 pre sented by ranklin Martin 7 of Chicago founder and di rector general of the college 's The report gives a list of 2480 hospitals 104 more than last year by the college Itshows how the efforts of the hos pitals and the medical profession Ac to meet the standards for approval are directly saving life and short s' ening the periods of suffering from disease significant of much'importance to the public are re 1 vealed in this Dr report states' death jate in hospitals is even below that of last year and the period of hos pitalizution has been shortened have improved despite the fact that patients coming to hospitals today usually arrive in a mere serious state with a more advanced condition than in former years because of stringent eco nomic conditions efficient medical and hes ipital "'services are evident also through a material reduction in the of chronic or incurble pa year'is unfinished total figures for the lower death rate were not given The death' rates now average in approved hospi tals from 35 to 4 percent with some showing only 2 percent against death rates of 7 to 10 a few years ago The time spent in hospitals last year averaged 12 days a reduction from about 24 days a few years before This year the 12 days will be cut by percentage not yet available saSSsiaaa Silver Tea Mrs Lincoln is entertain ing with a silver tea Wednesday afternoon Oct 17 Hours are 2 to 3:30 and 3:30 to 5 Ladies of each church are invited to at tend The tea is given in behalf of the Methodist Episcopal church South Missionary society STARTS TOMORROW Mr and Mrs Springer of Muskogee spent this bnd with the parents Mr and Mrs Warren Mutt Price visited bis brother Emerson Price in Vinita7 Sunday and was accompanied home by Burrett Price who spent Sunday night with his Mr and Mrs i Edgar Price returning Mon day morning to Vinita Mr and Mrs Elmer Pennington Mrs Myrtle Swisher and Mrs Bertha Elrod visited in Miami and Joplin Saturday Mrs Sally Elliott was called to Okmulgee last Tuesday on account of the death of her hus band Vincent Mr and Mrs Moore of Muskogee spent the week end with his parents Mr and Mrs Elsworth Moore and family Mr and Mrs Wallace Morgan of Wyandotte were guests Wednesday afternoon of Mr and Mrs Elmer Shedlebar Mr and Mrs loyd Bucannon and children left Monday for a few visit with 'relatives in Ever ton Mo Mr and Mrs Ethan Venis and daughter Erma Jane and Retha ay and Mrs William Castle and son Carl and granddaughter Ger aldine drove to Winfield' Kas Saturday where they? visited with Mr and Mrs Paul Scipter Mr and Mrs Charles Rhinehart and Mrs' Callie and Naomi Castle The Misses Castle enter training in ebruary Mrs Herbert Baber and son and Miss Mary Alice Shepherd visited with friends here Saturday and Sunday' while' en to Neosho from Cleveland Dr and Mrs Miller and Miss Roberta Hallan drove to Sul phur Springs Ark Sunday on a pleasure jaunt Miss Maxine Stumbo of Joplin is a house guest of Mc Gorder home this week Mrs Pete McCulbright and daughter Jane Ann were over night guests of Mr and Mrs Du mas reeman and family Saturday where they attended a dinner and bridge party Mrs Campbell and Mrs Herbert Baber visited in Joplin Saturday evening Mr and Mrs A Handy who were returning to their home in Kansas City from Dallas Tex where' they attended an American Medical Association were dinner guests of the Alva Long home ri day They were accompanied by a niece Mrs Bert McLane of Tulsa Misses Maxine Stumbo and Mar jorie McGordor Glen McGordor Buck Vaughn Lloyd Rubin and Walter Long visited in Miami Mon day forenoon Mr and Mrs Warren Robinson and family of near Seneca were visitors Sunday of Mr and Mrs Berry reeman Mr and Mrs Pennington and sons visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hugh Woods and daugh ter of Ogeechee district Mrs Minnie Price and son John Lyle and daughter Miss Sally and Mrs Campbell and children Mary Katherine and Bobby were joined by Mr and Mrs Gail 'Hutts of Miami and all drove to Joplin where they spent the day enjoying a picnic dinner Or their return they attended the show at the Coleman Mrs Bertha Elrod and Mrs Howard Scott and ton Newton were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Clint Thomas and family of near Wyandotte Sunday The occasion was in honor of Mrs birthday anniversary of the 1 Lincoln home Sunday were Mr ant Mrs Smith of Southwest City and Atty Keith Smith and wife and baby son of Jay' Smith is a brother of Mrs Lincoln' A Mr and Mrs Albert Meyer of Marionville are visiting this week witn relatives 1 Mrs Minnie Price and Mrs Charles Cooley Monday for Drumright Okla where they will attend the Rebekah assembly this week Mr and Mrs Otis Cole and fam ily Mrs A Criswell and daugh ters Mrs Cole and daughters Mr Everett Geouge Bob Wilmoth and daughter Ire va were among the Miami shoppers Saturday i Sunday dinner guests at the Wil liam Njksch home were Mr and Mrs Harold Nicks and family of Bluejacket Mr and Mrs George Webb and son of Miami and Mr and Mrs rank Kennedy of air land I' Mrs John Towne returned home last Wednesday from Joplin where she helped to nurse her daughter Mrs Emest Logan who has been quite ill Mrs Charlotte Wooliver mother HOSPITAL DEtlK RATE DECLINING sa Mrs rank Audrain Mrs An hood and he' and his sister were na Shepherd Mrs Audrain Mrs 'Dillon Holt Mrs Dollie Breedlove Mrs Lincoln and Mrs Ben Bishop 'u Baptist Church attendance Rev owlkes of the Baptist church reports an attendance of 52 'in Sunday school and a good attendance at the Sunday morning services A large congregation also attended the nitrht epwinoc ject for Sunday morning was God Continually the I Souls Delight in Psalms ine sunuay mgnt subject was the Nation Its Dues and God His Matt 22:21 A meeting will be held Tuesday night Prayer meeting Wednesday night Prayer meeting subject will be in Unknown The newly organized training class will meet at 7 Wednesday night for 30 minutes study The i will meet at i the church Wednesday afternoon for their I regular monthly meeting A work council will meet in airland Nov 7 for a one day session' herbs active senna and cascara and is the one widely used You: can always obtain it at any drug store Why not make the which has attracted so much attention of late? It helps nearly everyone who tries it It may makq you feel better overnight The chil dren will like it too Syrup Pepsin' has a delightful taste If you will risk sixty cents to dis cover the safe pleasant action of4 Dr Syrup Pepsin wa believe bowel worries will be over for your household MV VIBBrr STARTS TOMORROW SHE 1CVED AND IOSTONLV TO IND A GREATER A LOVE THAN EVER KNOWN! Class Party The Shelton class of the Chris tian church was most delightfully entertained' with a party Satur day night at the home of Mrs rank Kennedy Gorgeous roses of every hue and other brilliant colorful flowers were arranged in attractive vases and bowls and added to the attractiveness of the rooms in which the guests were entertained Jolly games and clever contests provided entertainment Miss Nellie Rycroft Miss Sally Price Mrs loyd Buchanah Miss Nadine Kelly and Mrs Howell Kelly were awarded prizes At the conclusion of the games a short business session was held during which it wasdecided to hold a treasure hunt Oct 23 Efficient committees have been appointed and baffling clues are anticinated Delicious refreshments with large American Beautv roses as 'favnrs were served to the following guests Miss Nadine Kelly Miss Nellie Rycroft Miss Raynor Goins Miss Sally Price Miss Clara Sher ley Miss Blanche Johnston Miss Dorothy Davis Mrs' Howell Kel ly Mrs loyd Buchanan Mrs Scott Mrs Robert Nidiffer and the hostess Mrs rank Kennedy Large Bouquets of roses were tend ered the guests on their departure Your throat prokctionatainst against cough Domestic tobaccos that money can only the dean center for these are the mild est they cost they taste better and Joan bare norma! action and are gaining weight continually I am thankful for Dr Syrup Pepsin Mr COLEMAN LYNN 40 11 Mais Ara CimbriOfa Mau 'S vX I x' I a a' I i 1 JL IS? lim Kit Ba i Im WvO 9 A' 7' 5 4 A mV BB! 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