Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 12

'PAGE TWELVE MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA' BR JCPENNEYCO MIAMI OKLA Phone 315 flBiiuaMS BHEHK 607 Just Twenty ine Coats LCOHOU 79c ree Prompt Delivery DRUG CO RADIO PROGRAM KGG PICHER OR THIS WEEK Just Ten of These ine Coats Left Cold or HotWet or Dry DENATURED ALCOHOL Part Wool with China a Cotton large size ipz 70x80 inches a real value requent? When the pneumonia or flu pa tients come to the hospital soon after they have contracted the di sease they get well That has been true in almost every case that has ccme to the hospital "The hospital is constantly open 24 hours a day ready to receive the sick and the injured people with broken arms and broken legs In the dark hours cf the night when most all citizens are asleep and all industries are closed down and quiet the hospital employes and nurses are ready to receive and adminster to the sick the crip pled and the afflicted" program 12:00 request hour 6:00 dinner program 8:00 Collett Spaulding Thursday: 7:00 a studio pro gram 8:00 Parsons Kas DeMolay Trio 9:00 Picher high school program riday: 7:00 a studio pro gram 12:00 request hour' 6:00 dinner program 8:00 Mr Patton 9:00 Com merce Trio Saturday: 7:00 a studio pro gram 12:00 request hour 6:00 dinner program 8:00 Goode sisters YourUnrestricted Choice New Thermotvpe Stationery News Record Job Office Jan 18 Jack Yancey 15 year old boy preacher who has recently been called as pastor of the Wyandotte Baptist church will be officially ordained as a Baptist preacher Tuesday eb 11 accord ing to plans being arranged bv his friends He isa member of the Century Baptist church in the min ing field near here but owing to limited seating capacity of his home church friends have decided to have the ordination ceremonies held in the new Baptist church at Picher two miles away or the last three years Jack has been growing in popularity gs a speaker' and minister until today it is impossible for him to accept all the invitations that come to him for sermons in differ ent churches and addresses" before civic organizations The ordination services are expected to be large ly attended and already those in charge of the services fear that there will be no auditorium large enough to accommodate those who wish to be Home Is Cabin His home is that of a cabin in the center of the great lead and zinc mining district His environments are that of other boys being reared in the mining field He plays with boys of his age and is a leader in Boy Scout work and goes annually with the scouts on tneit camping tours While he has a mind in all of his games he has a remarkably well developed mind in his conver sation with older people and has a rare virtue of adapting himself to any situation His messages from the pulpit are those of a ma tured mind and seasoned speaker Jack Arthur Yancey was born Aug 23 1914 at Webb City Mo and is the son of Mr and Mrs John Yancey At the age of 3 his parents and the family moved to Hannah Okla where Jack exper ienced the sadness of the death of his mother at the age of 8 years He lived here until he was 10 years old when the family with the step mother in charge moved to the Picher mining field He has three sisters Helen Eva and Juanita and a brother rank all younger than he elt Call to Preach at 9 Jack became impressed to preach at the age of 9 And in endeavor ing to answer the call while under the guidance of his step mother he wouici always taKe ms Bible in run ning errands and doing the usual chores about home He has habit of memorizing Scriptures a virtue he finds very helpful since he has entered the field of the min istry When he was 11 years old he made the decision for Christ and irom tnis turning point his life events have shaped rapidly toward the ministry During the same year his grandparents Mr and Mrs Douglas became his custo dian and encouraged their rarely gifted grandson Work he felt so near his heart Joined Church at 12 At the age of 12 he united with the Missionary Baptist church at Douthat and was baptized by the Rev Elmer Reynolds at Picher Immediately following his baptism he spoke over the radio from sta tion KGG at Picher and since that time he has answered a multi tude of calls to speak and fill pul pits in various churches He made many public appearances before civic organizations and churches and became an attractive speaker and entertainer making it difficult always for room to be found for those who sought to hear Boy a title he has right fully earned He js known in the Baptist de nomination as the youngest preach er in the South He has preached from pulpits in various towns and cities in Missouri Oklahoma and Kansas In the summer of 1929 he conducted his first evangelistic campaign Hannah in McIntosh county the place where he was reared and his mother buried was the first place to visit He preach ed one week and had 25 additions to the Baptist church Worked With Indians rom Hannah he went to air fax in Osage county where he worked with the Baptists and Osage Indians In this effort of one week there were 30 conver sions He was next called to Hom iny 30 miles from airfax in the oil fields In this revival there were 30 additions rom Hominy he went to Strang in Mayes county where he conduct ed a meeting nt tha Rnnticf church resulting in 25 additions In these revival campaigns and other special services there have been 275 conversions and additions to the churches Jack is a sophomore in Picher high school and ranks as an having an aver age grade in all subjects of above 90 He has been a membqr of the debating team for two years He is chaplain of the Hi a Christian organization fostered by the high schools of Oklahoma He has at tained awards in standard oration treatment for frozen ears XMiss Nancy Rhodes leii Wednesday morning for Oklaho ma City where she will enroll as a student in the Oklahoma City 1 university 5 i MRS GLADYS CLARK DIES PICHER Jan 18 Mrs Gladys A Clark 23 years 459 South rancis street died last night fol lowing a long illness She was the wife of Ray Clark Other surviv ing relatives are her mother Mrs Daisy Garland cf Picher three brothers Raymond Jim my Garland and Baker Garland all of Picher and three sisters Mrs Goldie Rowe Mrs Valaski Win ters and Mrs Nadine Hulsey also V' of Picher uneral arrangements are incomplete The body is at the parlors of the Green Undertaking company Douthat Who Recently Was Called to Wyandotte as Pastor Will Become ull ledged Preacher in Rites at Picher JACK YANCEY and history the latter being his theTstate con test at Stillwater he tied for second place in history Memory Amazes Listeners He is endowed with a good mem ory It is said of him that he retains about all he reads when he concentrates his mind This fac ulty has amazed his auditors 'He can read over a sermon and then reproduce it with amazing accur acy He is an orator and possesses unmistakable traces of genuine elo quence in his delivery He has un usual ability to approach strangers who soon become his friends After finishing high school he plans to fittertd" fi Baptist college to make definite preparations for the ministry He purposes to at tend his church services at Wyan dotte where he will preach 'once each month and use the unoccupied Sundays in visiting churches in nearby towns In the meantime he is making definite plans to enter the evangelistic field to which he feels specially called During the coming summer vaca tion he will launch cut cn a wider evangelistic 'tour in the West He will accompany his grandmother to Colorado for a visit with rela tives while Jack pursues his work as an evangelist Looks orward to Ministry Concerning the ordination and the work he has chosen for life he said: look forward to my ordination as the most important milestone in my life I feel that I need this service before I have the full com mission to preach the gospel in the most satisfactory way My whole desire Iff trt fflVa vmrcul4! 4 I the salvation and help of others and bring such blessings to human ity as the Lord Oklahoma Law Its Origin and Scope BY BERRY KING Attorney General Service with a Sartry Protect Your Radiator Against reezing 1 Gal 188 Proof A contract with the mill when business was slow'' made this exceptional value possible Large size fleecy blankets of sturdy quality made of selected part wool and finest grade china cotton and bound with sateen ribbon Block plaids broken plaids assorted popular colors Better Come Prepared to Buy Half a Dozen of These They Last Long 'SUNDAY JANUARY 19 1930 MIAMI HOSPITAL IS CIVIC ASSET Jack Yancey to Be Ordained eb 11 As Baptist Minister at Age of 15 noon' at Miami Baptist hospital Mrs Nancy Smith will leave the first ot the week for her home in Detroit aften few visit with friends in Com merce and Miami Mrs Mattle Walker 04 West Central avenue underwent an op eration for the removal df her tonsils at Miami Baptist hospital Saturday morning LLeland Owens of near Oklaho ma City formerly of Miami 1s spending a week's vacation with friends here Roy Stringer of Carter ville Mo Is week end in Miami a guest of her sis ter in law Mrs Opal Stringer and other Miami relatives Cooper Undertaking Phone '12 Earl Edwards 305 street northeast was taken to Miami Baptist hospital riday for Ride the Save Review of Ten and a fWork Enlighten to General Public i Miami Baptist hospital was open bed for business just ten and one half years ago the first of this month The amount of work and number of patients at the hospital has been steadily increasing from month to month and from year to year sThe years of 1926 and 1927 did not show as much work as 1925 but the year 1929 was the greatest year in the history of the hospital in number of patients andhospital receipts The last three months the work has increased and 'the' number of patients admitted has increased in' greater numbers andgreater amounts than any oth er year in the history of the hos pital During the last quarter the hos pital admitted 342 patients Only 126 claimed any church member shipi which leaves 216 claiming nochurch membership The hospital is jionr denominational During the last year the hos pital treated and cared for 335 patients and the total receipts i were more than $40000 Patients who spent this money came from tne jouowing cities: TMiami 519 patients whose hos pital bills amounted to $1649611 Miami rural 66 patients hospital bills amounted to $209787 Com merce 158 patients hospital bills amounted to $502211 Picher 88 patients hospital bills amounted to $279717 Quapaw 52 patients hospital bills amounted to $1652 87: Chelsea 41 patients bill to 303 23 Cardin 30 patients hospital bill amounted to $95358 Welch 33 patients hos pital bill amounted to $104894 airland 29 patients hospital bill amounted to $92179 Baxter I Springs Kas 32 patients hospital i (bills $111715 Douthat 26 pa i tients hospital bill $82644 Blue jacket 17 patients hospital bills $54036 Afton 11 patients hos pital bills $34965 Treece Kas 10 patients hospital bills $31786 Chetopa Kas 'll patients bills $34965 Seneca? Mo "10 pa TicntS) nospitsl billSy pol7'ob) frortn Miami 6 patients hospital bills $19072 Hockerville 7 patients hospital bills $22257 Wyandotte 3 patients hospital bills $9536 Out of county not listed above 55 patients hospital bills $174823 Out of state not listed above 54 patients hospital bills $171644 The above covers only 11 inonths which makes 1258 patients Counting one additional month 117 patients brings the above to tai to 1335 And the above only shows 20 different cities but the institution has received natients from 75 different towns and cities and 12 states Almost all these patients brought relatives many of whom stayed in the city during the entire time of the stay discussing the value of thehospital to Miami from both financial and humanitarian stand points Jn London superinten dent said: riends of patients who come to the hospital from out of the city take lodging in the city They stop at hotels and rooming houses They get their meals at hotels and res taurants they buy gasoline at fill ing have work done on their cars at garages spend mon ey at our stores Most of the out of town patients whose relatives come with them the relatives will spend as much money in the city as the patient does in the hospital It has been estimated that the doc tors receive for their services three times the amount of money paid to the hospital which is very reason able fees So the total amount spent last year by patients who come to the hosnital with their friends was estimated at more than I $200000 Training School hospital maintains a nurs training school where young women can take a three year course in preparing themselves for nurses At this tiftie it has 18 stu dent nurses and two graduate nurs es A girl who comes here for training has practical work along with the theoretical work She com pletes about 20 different topics of study which are technical books 7Thls ptepfiration for the young wo man prepares her for prob lems and duties training school is run at a loss to the hospital of from $150 to $200 per month That is it could take graduate nurses and maids and run the hospital and save $150 to $200 ner month But beino a 1 Christian institution whose sole purpose is tq serve the community and to make a good place for the I doctors to take care of their pa tients it is the purpose to try to i serve the community not only to take care of the charity patients but to give the community good nurses who can help preserve life and extend life make people com fortable and cure the sick "We have maintained a training school ever since the hospital open ed up 10 and one half years Jand have sent out a good many graduate nurses but still we haven't sufficient number of nurs es to fill the demand because thiswinter all the available nurses were called and the demand was auppueu many or tnese nurses take care of the patients for the doctors in the hospital but the hos pital does iiot profit by the wagesreceived by the nurses and the special nurses called on duty in the hospital are not here to help the hospital but to help the patient and carry out the orders Equipment 1 "The hospital is well equipped for taking care of and helping the i doctor diagnose his patients We 1 have ray diathermy a large eye magnet and a well equipped lab oratory with a good technician Since the diathermy has been in stalled in the hospital there have been many hundreds of treatments given mostly for pneumonia or flu Marriage in Oklahoma is a civil contract between parties legally competent and the marriage rela tion can only be entered into maintained or dissolved as pro vided by law Common law mar riages are recognized as legal in this state License to marry is issued either by the judge or clerk of the coun ty court and such is only valid in tne county where issued Any unmarried male 21 years of age or any unmarried female eighteen years of age not other wise disqualified is capable of contracting marriage but no fe male under the age of eighteen and male under twenty one shall enter into the marriage rela tion nor shfill license issue to them except upon consent of the parent or guardian nor shall a male under eighteen or 'a female under fifteen marry except by court order in settlement of seduc tion or bastardy suits Marriage between ancestors and descendants of any degrees of step father with step daughter step mother with step son between uncles and nieces4 aunts and nephews except in cases where such relationship is only by mar riage between brothers and sis ters of the half as well as the whole bkod and first cousins or second cousins are expressly pro hibited Marriages between per sons of African descent with those not of African descent are also prohibited Causes for Divorce District courts have authority to grant divorces for any of the fol lowing 10 causes: When either of the parties had a former husband or wife living at the tinfe of the subsequent mar riage Abandonment for one year Adultery Impotency When the wife at the time of marriage was pregnant by another other than her husband Extreme cruelty raudulent contract Habitual drunkenness Gross neglect of duty The conviction of a felony and imprisonment in the penitentiary therefor subsequent to the mar riage No divorce is obtained except by decree of court and only upon evidence submitted and to obtain a divorce the plaintiff must have been an actual resident in good faith of the State for one year be fore filing the petition and a resi dent of the county in which the action is brought at the time petition is filed The defendant in a divorce action in his or her answer may allege cause for divorce against the plaintiff and may have the same relief thereupon as he or she would be entitled to for like cause if he or she were the plain tiff When the parties appear to be in equal wrong the court may in COLORUL PLAID BLANKETS ROO AND' PAINT THE MORGAN Gold in Them Thai A Nebraska woman recently found bits of gold in the gizzards of ducks raised near Lincoln Those ducks must have been some kin to the goose that laid the golden eggs! Speaking of gold in gizzards reminds us that there certainly is cold in the blizzards which have hit us Better let us replace those broken glasses in your car or home With all this snow on the roofs time te think about reroofing! be more comfortable! Heating of Motor Oil On Stove Starts ire jan The icher fire department was called Satur day morning to the Harwood gro cery 703 North Picher street where a blaze was caused by the overheating of a can partly filled with motor oil The oil had been placed on a stove to be warmed up preparatory to being put in the crankcase of a motor car Only slight damage resulted the flames being extinguished be fore firemen arrived This and several other fires of a similar nature the last 10 days caused a warning to be issued by firemen against placing oil cans on stoves to thin the oil by heat ing as an explosion is likely to follow and cause a fire High Class Cleaning ana rressmg Alsjiys' at Your Service! SWISS TOP INVENTORS LAUSANNE Switzerland Jan Switzerland lays claim tn being the land of inventors because statistics put this country at the top of the list in the number of patents issued per capita The rec ord last year showed 543 patents for each 1000000 population as compared with 382 in the United States daughter of Mr and Mrs rank Nesbitt zui js street south vest is recovering from a several illness i Miss Kathryn ullerton 227 street northwest returned riday from a three visit with rela fives and friends in Oklahoma City and Norman jj Mr and Mrs Jones Oweirand young daughter Betty Don mann apartments are spending the week end in Joplin the guests of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Arnold Benefit Bridge Tuesday evening at 8 Mrs rank Bums of Miami who has been seriouslyil! at the home of relatives in Carutherville nio is recovering nicely accord ing to word received by Mr Bums here Mrs Bums suffered a stroke of paralysis reveral weeks 8g0 tv'S Dr and Mrs Cook 108 street! northeast entertained with 6 dinner Thursday compiimenrary to Mr and Mrs Robert Whitebird of Quapaw' Raw McNaughton 123 street northwest: is spending theweek end in Kansas City Mot Claude Spoonhour formerly employed by the store in Miami suffered the Toss a finger jm his last Whefi when his hand was caught In a sawmill on his farm near Galena Mq Ernest Trudgeon'328 A street southwest is spending the week end in Tulsa the guest of Euell partmill Suits cleaned and pressed 50c Benge Cleaners phone 778 tf Mrs Oi Anderson oL Baxter Springs formerly of Miami' was taken to Miami Baptist hospital riday for treatment Middleton of Kansas City Mo arrived riday i night for a Visit with his two2 sons Charles Middleton 'and 1 II Middletpnand families All coats cleaned? and pressed 75c' Benge Cleaners Phone 778 tf Bill Mayer of airland under young went an operation Saturday after Open' Saturdays Until 9 nave served iou since 136 North Main Miami Printzess Coats These Coats Will Be On Sale All Next Week Better Be Here the irst Imng Monday Morning! Sunday: 7:00 a studio pro gram 2:00 Bible class OI in siare LUb' rici Wool Dreise cleaned and Monday: a studio pro preued soe gram 12:00 request hour 6:00 I All Ladia Coata cleaned Li 'ind Dressed 75e Me HI UIXlllvl UXUKXallla 1 Tuesday: 7:00 a studio pro Tnd 'd gram 12:00 request hour 6:00 pressedsoc dinner program 8:00 musical program 9:00 quartette Rott Livincston Yy 6 Steps Wi inal Clearaway of Remaining Stock of Yoiir Unrestricted Choice In This Line SI tfOO Left in the Grades Just Below JI Printzess Richly urred olks You Afford To Miss This If You Are In Need of a Good Coat its discretion refuse to grant a divorce and in any such case may alt A 4 make hn order for the a custody rtZa fW maintenance and education eh? children' and for the control and equitable division of the property rs' Senr Saft and sister Miss oi the parties or either of them as 'A street may be nroner oven though nd di (northeast left Saturday morning oice be granted jior Kansas City in response to a I Division of Property message teUing of death of Amicable division of property ther mother Mrs Emma Thomp may be had the parties oefore a divorce is granted but Such agreement should be approv cd by the court Alimony and at Robinson 103 street fees are also allowable nendino the trial of th msp Tho daughter Mrs Youse and wife or husband may either obtain mrintenanT ly Culver uneral Horned Phone maintenance from the other with Charles 'E Dagenet Virginia an apartments was discharged from for that purpose in the district Miami tist ital id court for any of the causes for returned fome 4 which a divorce may be granted Misa Nettie Goins of airlajid When a divorce is granted where wjj0 jjag jeen visiting her sister there 4re children the court shall Mrs Virgil Jones and other rela make proper provision for the tives in JIiami for tJle ast few guardianship custody support and day3 retUmed hordiT Saturday education of the miner chBdren John Baker of Commerce was When either of the parties to a taken to Miami Baptist' hospital marriage shall be incapable for riday for treatment want of age or understanding of Mr and Mrs Paul Simpson of contracting marriage the same lBorger)TfiXriare tho parents of a may be declared void by the dis SOn bom Jan 14 The young ar trict court in an action brought by rival Tins Pai Tr the incapable party or by the par Mrs Simpson was Miss Nona ent or guardian of such party but Middleton of Miami before her the children of such marriage be marriage gotten before the same is annulled Mrs Norris of Seneca shall be legitimate Mo was the guest last 'week of a wnen a oivorceis graiueu uy Mr and Mrs Durham 12 reason of the fault of the husband street southwest Jimmie Durham the wife shall be restored to her who has been critically with maiden name if she so desires and double pneumonia is convalescing also to all the property owned by Mrs red Armstrong 417 A her before her marriage or acquir street southeast will leave next ed by her in her own right after week for Los Angeles where she marriage will join Mr Armstrong who left It is unlawful for any person Mjami the middle of November for divorced in this state to re marry the West They expect to remain within the state or to re marry indefinitely in California out of the state and cohabit with Dresses clearfed and pressed the second husband or wife in the Benge Cleaners phone 778 tf state before the expiration of six Harry Schehrer 209 street months front thedateofdiYircgLsoiitheast is Spending today with' Re marriage these cir friends in Tulsa cumstances is defined as Ray Spoonhour is visiting in and punishable xby imprisonment Galena Mo: with his parents Mr in me peniieuuiuy xw nut ana rars uan spoonnour tnan one year nor more uiuii uuuc raary i Ann Nesbitt years 1 I' Monday and All Next Week Special I' 1 Nelly Don Helen Brown and Georgiana rocks big bale At 7 3 i I 'v I Ill I I I i I I 1 L98 I I i I i I Ji fl I ll II 1 29ts nJ $1 a J' HloeMnvReDH 1 1 A I I.