Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

PAGE East Side April 30 olks the rina or the Great INAL Office WIND Watch for the Big 4 Page Notice Advertisement to be deliver ed in your home tomorrow afternoon and the big two page advertisement to ap pear in the Miami News dayApril 8 at 9 a MusterolE Record! Keep the Date Oh Your Starts Wednes City where she her Harold attending left riday for Handsets arc easier to use than other tel ephones de signed with graceful flow tng lines and cost (in black) only 15 cents a month addi tional See Our Show Windows Tuesday for Bargain Surprises of This Great Sale It would take several big full pages to give proper EXPLOITA to the multitudinous variety' of items contained in this mighty inal Drive for the inal Wind Up but because of limited space in the huge 4 page advertisement we are preparing for distribution in every nook and corner of this community every value has perforce been condensed to a little more than a mere statement of facts But the ACTS with out embellishment may be relied upon to save Sanders Ridgway custom ers Thousands Upon Thousands of Dollars! 4 with 1HARLIE RUGGLES A I GETS BETTERIlli BACK REIS HNE I afar "counter infant" applied once an hour for 5 hour Many feel' hotter afar ffat application NEW WRINKLE IN SLITS BALBOA April The newest wrinkle in wear for the Canal Zone are suits made of flour sacking which can be had at government commissaries They Sweeping Into ull Motion at 9 A Wednesday April 8 Wife Slays Husband i Saying He beat Her WEWOKA OklaApriI 6 UP) beat me any said 28 year old Elizabeth Killion yesterday? Then she shot and kill ed her husband A Drumright oil worker Held without bond Mrs Killion told officers her husband abused her and drank continually on a mo tor car trip from Drumright to his home here or Housecleaning Victims If you a telephone already be surprised to see how one helps It saves weary shopping trips brings needed Supplies post haste from drug store or grocery relieves the monotony of housework by making possible intimate chats with friends Some folks go so far as to maintain that it soothes the temper and sweet ens the disposition! really an assetII the year helpful in times of pleasure comfort or emergency In cost just about the cheapest servant you can hire works for you for a few cents a day The telephone book is its best testi monial Most of the names have been there for years llavcyou ever included the telephone office on your spring shopping tour? If you spend an interesting half hour there this spring Learn some of the things that can be done to save you time work and worry during spring housecleaning time and add to your pleasure and enjoyment the year round hr Mrs ay Burgery of Miami visited Mr and Mrs King Sunday'Mts Ed Barclay visited her fath er James Watson of Miami Tues day 'CLc Mr' and Mrs Garman arid children of Mian visited the lat parents Mr and Mrs? McIntire over the week end and Perry Peck left today for Noe Mo Mr and Mrs Don Mitchell of Commerce were guests today of Mr and Mrs John Hail i' Mr' and Mrs A Cole land Hany Cole were in Welch Wed nesday Mrs Glenn Jackson' and children were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs Sarah Dinnis Quill Thompson is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Thomp son of Seneca Mo this week Mrs Clint Givens and children of Seneca Mo visited Mrs Cora Giv ens over the week end Mr and Mrs Jackson and daugh ter Rachel Miss Zelda Buck Mrs Cora Givens and MrsiW Bridg es attended Cpraver meeting at Commerce Thursday Mr and Mrs Dee Daubins and children of Joplin were guests last Wednesday of Mrs par ents Mr and Mrs red Price Oscar Boswell of Seattle Wash visited his cousin Mrs Effie Long Wednesday Mr and Harrison were in Richer Wednesday Mrs Lizzie Stone of Pumpkin Center visited her sjsterMrs A Stone Thursday Ed Boswell and family of Miami visited Mr and Mrs rank Bur chett Wednesday Miss Zelda Buck visited her sis ter Mrs Elva Norris of Commerce riday i Mrs Charley Buck was a dinner guest riday of Mrs LiBridg es OR LAUGHING OUT LOUD! Store will be closed Tuesday April 7th marking down all goods to the low sale prices These gigantic stocks must be displayed on the bargain tables the sen sational price cards showing the tremendous concessions on all articles Sale starts Wed art 5 nesday' April 8 9 a I QUAKE ELT IN CHILI SANTIAGO Chile April 6 A strong earth tremor shook parts of thS south central region of Chile last night according to re ports which reached here last night In Curico province of Talca audi i ences in theaters ran into the I streets in terror but the shock was not severe enough to cause damage ANNY IS GRANDMOTHER 7 LONfeON April Lady Plunket daughter of anny Ward the actress became the mother of i ason yesterday' TODAY AND TUESDAY IIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIM REf TICKET This Ticket Will'Admit One? ree to the Coleman When accompanied by one paid 40c ticket Tuesday April 7 Matinee or Mght iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiii THURSDAY NIGHT IS RADIO NIGHT News Record Writers Chronicle Happenings iSf East Side Club 4 usual a good attendance members were present last Wed Sinesday afternoon at theclub meet ing A good social time was en jdyed while the ladies plied theirneedle keeping time to the conver sation 'as they quilted At 3 devotional services were open by singing the Scripture reading first (chapter of A Johnby Mrs Essie Mae Burnetteleader prayer by Mrs Ed Graham arid roll call by the secreta ryriMrs Maggie Shelton wasiap pointed to lead the devotional ser f' vices in stwo weeks April 15 Thosepresent were: Mesdames Ralph Jonsson James Woolard Rayford Shelton Pernie Pellham Wil liams Ed Graham A Burnette James 'Wilson Dora Hampton andrank Trigg Children present in eluded Naomi and Dorothy Jons son Ruby Ball Arlene "Burnette and Sue Captain A ox Chase VA party of fox hunters had a big time Wednesday night fox hunting The party included DoeBranson Joe Coty and Perry Bran ri son of Century Blufford Stephens Ab Owens and John Bowser of Miami Merle Housman and Harold Darnell of Ottawa Thurman Cap tain Clyde Reecer and Art Bur nette of East Side" Building Brooders 1 'i Bill Captain is building a brood ier house He' is being assisted by rank Trigg Mr Captain has or xlered several hundred English White Leghorn chicks from 'Sayre of near Seneca Mo JL Seed Corn Mr (Devore of the Indian schoolat Wyandotte was delivering seed corn to several families of this vi 'cinity last Thursday encouraging the boys to raise prize corn nexa year According to Mr Devore a lair will be held next fall giving the Indian children a chance to compete for prizes thereby encour waging them to raise better crops Messenger has Isold his iifarm to a Mr Wencheal and his smother Mrs Hortwig recently from California who are now liv ing in Miami Mr Messenger is moving to Miami today and MrWencheal will take possession of his new home immediately Ray Rickner preached at the 'schoolhouse last Tuesday evening and Mrs Ed Grahkm and son 'Lee visited their daughter and sis "ter Mrs Luther Wiles and family of District No 4 JohnCaptain dragged the town road south of the church Thursday si John Graham and family visitedjlast Sunday with parents Mr and Mrs CharlieCantwell'' Eat Marvel Bread tf and Mrs Longbone of Qua spaw were looking after business in this side Thursday i 'Mr and Mrs Cal Ross or visited Mrs Dora Newman Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs red Mercer an nbunce the birth of a son Tuesday Both mother and son are doing fine Walt and family of Pe i oria visited last Wednesday eve ning with Mr and Mrs Bill Cap tain i Mrs' Hulda 4 sher of Miami was to her farm last Wednesday Mr and Mrs Doval Albro of Mi s' ami spent last Wednesday evening visiting the grandparents Mr and Mrs rank Trigg 'The cottage prayer meeting was 1 held last Thursday night at the 5 home of Mrs Prine' 7: Dixon wife and daughter Miss Gracie Dixon of Miami visit ed Mr and Mrs 'A Captain Wednesday night and helped care 'for their sick baby A' Trigg and iMr? were transacting business on this side Thursday Mrs Ralph Jonsson and 'Mrs Wilson were in Seneca last Saturday Mrs Rebecca Roark returned to the heme of her son Tuck Roark i Bt Seneca last Wednesday after 'few visit here with' her And Say Good Bye to Business in Miami orever or Spring Gardeners Lots of folks tell us that when they're caAnWr washing windows or workingj iOri spring flower beds they bear the telephone ringing inside To thefi) we recommend extension bel Is gongs or sirens llitonein your kitchen Jt willringloudlycnough to prevent loss of important calls tailor thunder and wear 'well are cool 4 Home Talent Play At airland Tuesday 1 AIRLAND April 6 (Special) home talent play Worn anless Wedding being on for the benefit of the music depart ment of airland school will be staged at the Methodist Episco pal church Tuesday night April 7 at 8 The play is a humorous one ani the players are adept at their parts Admission will be 10 and 25 I vt I Mr Will Rogers Hum mons' Mrs Will Rogers Robert Nidiffer Mr Bill Murray' 0 Cole Bill Murray rank Kennedy Col Charles Lindenberg Glen McGoider Mrs Charles Lind enberg Mr Preston the Linden berg nurse Mutt Price Mary Gar den Prof Cleo Ingraham Madam Schumann Heink Rev Min i is Spanish dancer Emdst Rubin preacher Howard Scott bride Joe McGinnis groom McKinney best man Dumas reeman maid of honor Pat Campbell fath er Mr Swafford bride's mother James Elliott father John Elliott mother Mill Mey er ring bearer Dr Johnston flow er girls Bernard Kelly Harold (Casey) Miller train bearers Buck Vaughn Kenneth Campbell maids Sidney Campbell Ankeny Leroy orsythe Emiperson Price butler Billy Campbell old maid aunt of bride '7 I Ushers Lawrence Puryear red die Ingraham I Scrutiny Turns to ouse Kraft fa? edd? tf OKLAHOMA CITY April LPr house that Kraft was the chief subject of the Senate committee investigating University of Oklahoma affairs as it resumed its inquiry today Walter Kraft superintendent of utilities at the university was call ed as the principal witness to testi fy concerning charges 'made in a i report by Alva McDonald private investigator for Governor Murray that Kraft built his costly Normal? nome witn state owned equipment and materials Two witnesses de nied this at the committee's hear ing Saturday 1 Declining an invitation by Dr Bizzell president of the univer sity asking the committee to nffeeb in executive session at Norman and conduct an inquiry into the charge of made by McDonald against one faculty member Sen ator Cecil Chamberlain chairman of the committee yesterday termed the charge as for such action Worn silk stockings are' sent in bulk to Japan to be unravelled and made up again Saving Steps for the Housewife no joke to climb up nand down the stairs all day Many a tired woman: the end of a particu larly hard day vows that woman's work indeed is never done One solution is an exten sion telephone upstairs in the kitchen Orif you live in a large bun galow or apartment an extension in a rear bed room be surprised at the small cost CLOSE THEIR DOORS 1931 daughter Mrs James Woolard and arewell Courtesy' 1 'jtThe home of Mr and Mrs' last riday night when merriment last riday nght' when more than 50 friends and neighbors by! gathering at their home for an evening of so il dial pleasures on the eve of their leaving thisMrommunity to Iriiake ri their in Miami having sold their farm and all farm equipments Mr Wencheal Their many friends will miss the entire! family as they figured largely in all relig lous social and school affairs be ing members of the Husk choir they will bemissed The evening was pleasantlyspent by singing) playing string music end visiting Hollisand Ivan Messenger played the vio Lula Wyrick presided at the organ while Mr Messenger and Mrs Geouge plaged theT guitar The Corn gave' several good numbers Refreshments of pie gcake and sandwiches were 'served to thq following: Hollis and family Walter Bluejacket and fam ily Ralph Jonsson and family A Mack Richardson and family Sher idan Hollandsworthj and familyri Justine Williams and family Mr i and Mrs George 'Williams MrsEverett Geouge and children Bob Clay Mrs Lula Wyrick LeeSimpson and family Mr and Mrs 1 William Giett Mrs Roberts Mrs James Wilson Mr and Mrs rank Trigg Mr) and Mrs Blain: Edmonson Misses Re jba and Ruth Edmonson Marie Cap tain Wilda Norris Jessie Sher wood leta Clay Vonna Clay El 'sie Captain Ethel Norris ChampsJSnyart Claude Green Scott Rich iardson Ralph Norris' Jess ordIvan Messenger Merida Richard 'son and Messenger and fam tamiiy Bluejacket for Mf Cora Doty Tuneral services for Mrs Qoty were held Sunday afternoon at 2 at the iMethodist church Mrs1 wap operated on at Los Animas Colo about a week ago' and was 'not 'strong enough to stand the operation and passed away at Uhe hospital in Ims Animas March 3She is sur vived by her husband Cliff Doty one daughter Mrs Naomi lynn of Los Animas 'her mother Mrs Mary Gullett of Bluejacket three sisters Mrs Sarah Dobbin Mrs Clara Trigg and Mrs Edna Moxley all ofj Mamiand one brother Henry Gullett of Los Ani mas MIAMI Oklahoma A MIAMI Ned Carnes of Kansas City Mo arrived Saturday evening to spend the Easter holidays with his uncle Dudley A MqKenzie and Mr Mrs McKenzie of Paw huska were here ridayvisiting with friends Mrs Russell of Miam1 wqs a guest of her brothers and their wives Mr and Mrs Don Wil son and 'Mr and 0 Wilson Bunday Mr 'and Mrs Bert Turner 'of Seminole 4came in Thursday' to spend Easter with mother and sister rs Maud Coo' and Mrs George Culver Mjsses Gertie Lee Dye arid Dul tie Guinn of Commerce Okla wqre Easter guests of Miss parents Mr and Mrs Guinn John and Charles' Gunn from Mullinsville Kas are here this week visiting their brother Guinn and family Mr and Mis of Commerce "smd Mrs rs of Kimball Kas were guests ol Mrs parents Mr Mfs Hi over the week end Charles1 Humble of ''Humboldt Kas is here this week visiting his parents Mr and Mi Humble Tom Watson of Big Cabin came in Saturday to spend Easter with Mrs Watson and their daugh ter Clara Lucille Miss Katherine Cleveland who is attending school at Tahlequah came heme riday for a vlsjt with her parents Mr arid MrSi' Cleveland of Timber Elill Mis Leota De Coursey and chil dren of 'Miami were 4 week end guests of Mrs moth er Mrs Miller "They returned to i their home Monday morning Betty Sue Tyson of Welch was a guest of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Gregg Sunday Mr' and' Mrs John Smith and family were guests of friends in Miami Saturday Mrs 'K Smith has returned irom Oklahoma was a guest of Smith who is Business college Paul Jenkins Oklahoma City to spend the Eas ter holidays with classmates and relatives Mr and Mrs George 'Marsh and daughter Clara Mae of Afton Okla were guests of Mr and Mrs WuAllen Sunday 4 North Miami 4 Music Party Mr and Mrs Ransom's Shelton' gave a music party at their home idgndaysiiight Those present were: Mr and Mrs Woodward and sons Mrs Dave sBergerson and children Opal Emmett Golda and Ruby Murray Clark: and Huston Vandiver? Alma Harris and Mrs Ellen Johnston of Commerce visited Mr" Cleo Revels Wednesday Mrs lorence Neumann Miss Josephine Chaney and Earl Cay wood of Joplin visited Vida Bridges' Wednesday Corbus visited her sis ter Mrs Hayes of Commerce Tuesday Clay Reeder and Glenn Jackson returned home from Texas Wednes day Mrs Cora Givens visited Mrs Steve McCullough of Commerce Wednesday Mr and Mrs Carl Martin and children were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Jess Jones of Commerce Mrs Cole visited her sis ter Mrs Brown Thursday is ia ina Joplin hos pitay Mrs: Ed Miller and daughters Opal and' Daisy of Welch were guests Thursday of Mrs Joe Bee be Mr and Mrs Bud Ray and son Junior of Century visited Mr) and Mrs 'Leonard Cutbirth Sunday Mrs Orville Stevens of airview visited Mr Harry Cole Thursday Mrs erguson and chil dren Mr and Mrs Martin' Wood ward and son Mervin and Houston'Vandiver iwere dinner guests Sun day of Mr and Mrs Clark Mr and Mrs Nute Moulding of Cleora visited friends and relatives here Saturday and Sunday a 'Mr jmd Mrs Leonard Cutbirth visited the mother Mrs Harry rezell of Commerce today Mrs Glenn 'Jackson visited her grandmother Mrs Lora Brown tof Joplin Thursday 'Miss Wynona Stultz of Miami spent the week end with her sister Mrs Price Mrs Delores Martin and and Mrs Rachel Jackson were din ner guests Wednesday of Mrs Gladys Martin' "Mr and Mrs Wall were visitors 'Joplin Sunday Mr and Mrs Harry Cole visited friends in Welch Monday Penry Peck of Commerce is visiting her moi her In law Mrs Harrison Peck this week1 CJ Trask visited her par ents Mri knd Mrs Tom Loffer of Pryor last wack Mr and Mrs' Branson and MIAMI NEWS REXX)PJ) MIAMI OKLAHOMA rCleaning wpaigns Wc suggest that you carry your telephone with you during 6 hpuscclcaning time to basqment bedrooms sun room Portable telephones cost comparatively little You plug them' into sockets floor lamps or vacuum ihrn vnti mcuiAP rille nr ao aI oLa lok out leaving your work IJvc with relatives or anocncr name you caa lhey re handy too for guest room sickroom sewingroom hst your name with their I telephone number for Call or viit the telephone office and ask about the A few Cents a month rues described here Or talk with iny telephone employee 7 As iorancxtra listing1 (uscenc operators on duty) Your order will be taken 0 SAUNDERS care of promptly oirTBwaariaN Batt TetaON Co A "i ti HH i jiI A SUB I MW 'll ild 1 Sa a Drive I sW Haw 5f 17 fl I rj a i I lr I 'W JMraMHi I HB I 'BII I I MH i I v'W HMM jK 1 5 1 We i A 1 fa 4 1 A 1 JT i yfati BEk llLlIiffijSw Mn1 11 fij io 7' 1 a :1 JJ I iV a1 i Ht '4 I I uT 1 Lvixr 7 I tr bi 1 3 MUsterol.