Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 8

PAGE EIGHT MIAMI DAILY NEWS-RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA WEDNESDAY MAY 24 1961 Present Cash Awards to Speech Winners M511pMfMMOIPITPer10K045MAtZ It A tativa-5 mc" Prg'-'14 ti41 4 A LA1 rd 1 I i THE LOCAL SCENE I Mrs James Masters and guests in their home her sister 1 children Rachel and Meredith will Mrs Etta Edwards of Kansas City arrive for a visit and to attend the who is presently visiting another Northeastern MAI graduation ex- I sister Mrs Albert Grimes and ercises tonight when Mrs Mas- family in Afton but will return ters' sister Sally Lucky will grad- here before going back to Kansas uate She will visit her mother City She came to attend the fuMrs Wilma Lucky 614 street neral of a brother Lester Eagle northeast Mr and Mrs Joe ifel- Others here in the Warner home ton 222 A street southwest and and to attend the funeral were Mr other relatives and Mrs Wayne Buxton of Kansas City Mr and Mrs Jualor 1 Mrs Pearl Finley and Mrs ha Eagle and son and Mr and Mrs bel Ameele of Portland Ore spent Grant Eagle Oklahoma City the weekend in the home of Mrs George and Madeline Green and i Finley's aunt and uncle Mr and Mac and Peggy McDonald Pryor Mrs Lisle Torbert 2 street Mr and Mrs James Eagle and southwest children Mr and Mrs Walter Freeman and Mr and Mrs Glen Fit7gerald and daughter Tulsa I I QUEEN Douglas (left) of Commerce and Beverly flanks of Grove are among the candidates for out-oftown queen during the three-night Jaycee rodeo that opens Thursday at the Fairgrounds Medcalf Home I in 1 L' 'i THE LOCAL SCENE 4P I s' 'C''''-- rg I tri': -i' l'i '4 ti: I ii' jfk -1 2 7 4 46! 1 4 I I '''t --'7 r2 i 404 Mrs James Masters and i guests in their home her sister 11 -s-0 4 4 44 4-: 1 744-1 1 a 06-1 -f children Rachel and Meredith will Mrs Etta Edward of Kansas City 1 It 4- -4 i lit 64 taitAll' 7484aizjiaAualiowwiiiV' A407-' im-41 ek440460 7 '''77 arrive for a ViSit and to attend the! who is presently visiting another cl i ''1 4 41441irrasortewt 1 1- 1 sh- '041 Northeastern graduation ex- sister Mrs Albert Grimes and 1- :77 -ok Am--" --rwq wervoi4 7m141t -1----n- rl-yr-iir- ri I "Pl 17 rn ir--7 ra-73 ercises tonight when 'qrs 1Mas- family in Afton but will return 41- fi 3 4 14 l' I i ters' sister Sally Lucky will grad- here before going back to Kansas -1- r-1 1 a r--A Late She will visit her mother City She came to attend the fu- 4 0 7I Mrs Wilma Lucky 612 street neral of a brother Lester Eagle LI P5 -47t --9 4-t 4 1 1 4t --gos 0)- northeast Mr and Mrs Joe Ilel- Others here in the Warner home to ik4- 4 1 i 4 lt ton 222 A street reet southwest and and to attend the funeral were Mr 1 I N'--1' 5 I other relatives and Mrs Wayne Buxton of Kan I ii I i4--' 4r It i' 41111 i :1 1ii Ilia ltt 141- 11-- a a ya4 4 t- I 01 sas City Mr and Jualor '14 AA04-' 1 Mrs Pearl Finley and Mrs ha- Eagle and son and Mr ancl Mrs lo it 3 1 t' ''14t' liko ee iw -1 i 1 bt Amele of Portland Ore spent Grant Eagle Oklahoma City 4 i '414 's 1 11 7 I the weekend in the home of Mrs George and Green and 1' 444106" 1 1 1 4 -eref -'40 Finley's aunt and uncle Mac and Peggy McDonald Pryor ()I: Mr and FEN Douglas (left) of Commerce and 4 7ti 1 As Ka Mrs iisle Torbert 2 street Mr and Mrs James Eagle and Beverly flanks Of Grove are among the candidates for out-of-town i i i 1" southwest children Mr and Mrs Walter queen during the three-night Jaycee rodeo that opens Thursday at 41 i It i )': 1 ss 1 Freeman and Mr and Nirs Glen the Fairgrounds I 0 't 10f-' Fit7gerald and daughter Tulsa 4 '-5 1 i I i Medcalf Home I' 1' 'i 1 -o Are ztl 1 '41) Y' ts 1 kt4 am ''1' t' vr'- I '11000004 1 I er t' 11:: l'A17 41 1 Featured speakers at a dinner meeting of the Miami Business and Professional Women's club at Hotel Miami were Raymond Gregory assistant county agent and Carolyn Schubert and Charles Scott two 411 dub members who will rerresent Ottawa county at the 411 state Round-Up at Stillwater May 30-June 3 By winning first place in the Ottawa county 4-11 club's speech contest for boys and girls the two received $10 awards from the Miami club Speaking in defense of youth Carolyn used for her subject "The Voice of the Majority" She was a member this year of the Wyandotte junior class tier parents Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schubert reside east of Miami Scott a pre-ministerial student and Miami high school senior used for his theme "The Road Ahead" lie will he a ministerial student and Miami high school senior used for his theme "Me Road Ahead" He will he a I Daughter Honored On 4th Birthday CARDIN (Special) Mrs Steve Peek entertained at a party Mon Daughter Honored On 4th Birthday CARDIN (Special) Mrs Steve Dr and Mrs Vanflorn1 114 street northwest have re-1 Dinner Setting turned from Kansas City Mo where the former attended a 3dav! For Graduates chiropractors' seminar Sponsored by the lAtomat Sponsored by the Woman's Dr and Mrs Vanllornd 114 street northwest have re -1 turned froin KansasCity M0 Dinner Setting For Graduates Mr Ant! Vcrq InniPe Mynrc Mr and Mrs James Myers 112 street northwest have chosen the name Karen Eliabeth for their daughter born May 18 at Baptist hospitcd Their two other daughters are Becky Lynn and Nancy Ann Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A Brady 200 street northeast and Mr and Mrs Vernon powers of Fair land en the name Karen Eliabeth for and Mrs James Islyers 112 street northwest have chos- their daughter horn 18 at hospital 'their two other GIRL SCOUTS WERE a community service project Nichols elementary school Girls Scout Troop 216 are painting school bicycle racks Here from left are painters Bye Bradley Deborah Woolston and Carol Jean Craig Troop leaders are Mrs Randall and Mrs Joseph Scowden A Kissick Miami realtor is attending the two-day Oklahoma Real Estate Commission annual school in Tulsa So- day afternoon in honor of her ciety Of Christian Service a buffet daughter Lynda who was cele supper was held in the home of brating her fourth birthday Mr and Mrs Medcalf 718 Pinwheel suckers whistles and student this fall at the Cincinnati Elm boulevard Monday evening balls were party favors Games Theological seminary His parents for graduating Methodist seniors provided entertainment and prizes are Mr and Mrs Harvey Scott from Miami high school Also pres- were won by Kim Joncs Randy who live south of the city :1 Mercer and Paula Holmes ent were Mrs McDonald Miss Myrtle Sprague newly in COMMERCE Harry Tuthill Formerly of Quapaw Top Grants Grad Mrs Mick Greer and William Porter of Joplin will attend the college exercises here tonight when John A Schehrer of 220 street southwest giaduales from eastern Dinner Highlights Mrs Norene Hale Correspondent 311 North Maple Street OR 5420A Mrs Frances Anderson OR 54633 OR 54633 youth secretary of the WSCS the After gift inspection ice cream stalled president was in charge of Ruth Class Meet Rev and Mrs Lloyd Peters Lynn was served with the birthday cake the business session Table decor and Melinda Cole decorated with ballerina dancers ations arranged by a committee 1 Methodist seniors present were to Georgia Page Lesa Buerg Judy Chambers ey headed by Peggy Hall featured a Joe Thompson1 Mitzi Carder Randy and Yvonne Maypole iris and other spring Dee Watters Carolyn Alldredge Mercer Brenda Enders Sandy flowers Carolyn's great aunt Miss I Darlene Dinneen Melanie Argo Best Mrs Ed Jones Mrs Jack Lena Schubert and Mrs Willis Blizzard a Seamon Jan Iercer Mrs Fred Carder Mrs Cunningham were dinner guests Charles Enders Mrs Paul Drake Browning Gave Phillips Janice Hammons Kenneth Estes Gretch- and Mrs Claude Best 1 children to Pittsburg where they en White and Ann Bowrs After the party Mrs Peek Mrs appeared on the KOAMV Fun Fall will will find about half of this Best and Mrs Jones took the Club program i Mrs Homer Jones 2017 street northeast and her co-hostess Mrs Charles Angle entertained the Ruth class of Northwest Baptist church at a covered-dish dinner Monday evening Mrs John Noland in charge of devotions used for her subject "Keep the Windows Open" Games were the diversion were the diversion Mrs Homer Jones 2017 street )rtheast and her co-hostess Mrs harles Angle entertained the uth class of Northwest Baptist lurch at a covered-dish dinner londay evening Mrs John Noland in charge of 2votions used for her subject 197: 7 43 4 ff1: 4 4 t' 1 44 i ti 1 i 'e e' -kk ce Mr and Mrs Cameron 204 street northeast had as Miriam Circle their weekend guests his son and The Miriam Circle of the First family Mr and Mrs Adrian Cam-Baptist church met in the home eron and children Stan and Jane of Mrs Pat Tuner 210 North of Exeter Mo and her daughter Maple street Tuesday evening and family Mr and Mrs John Mrs Barbara Williams led the Roemerman and their daughter devotions and presented a pro- and her husband Mr and Mrs gram "What God Rath Wrought" Clarence Teeters and children Refreshments were served dur Larry Patty and Susie of Kansas ing a social hour by the hostess C1tYAlso prsent were Mary Ruth Dun- away Wanda Russell Sharon Mrs Porter Hinson and son Manning and Anette Crosby The JerfY Wichita Kan are spending next meeting will be in the home this week in the home of Mr and Mrs John Hinson 911 street of Mrs Russell 408 North Vine HALF-PRICE 111ALF4RICE number enrolled in Northeastern' Judy Chambers has a scholAlso present were Mrs Jackie arship to Oklahoma City UniverRucker Mrs Donald Wood Mrs sity Darlene Dinneen expects to Bob Summers Mrs Ben Swango attend beauty college Gretchen Mrs Bob Pirkey Mrs Bill Mc- White Lynn Dawson and Melinda Neils Mrs Bob Orrell Mrs liar-1 Cole have been accepted by Cotry Osborne Mrs Everette Buch-ltey college at Nevada Mo anan Mrs Bill Davis and Mrs' Leroy Mericle 1 For Want Ad Taker Dial 2-9128 GRANTS (Special) A former Quapaw Okla boy has been honored as the outstanding graduate of Grants high school He is Harry Tuthill on of Mr and Mrs Booth Tuthill who moved here from near Quapaw a few years ago Harry was recipient of the Lions club award given to the outstanding male senior on the basis of scholarship character dependability and participation in school activities Young Tuthill also was honored with the titles of "Mr Grants High School" and "Mr Senior of 1961" He is a member of the Na Coital Honor Society president of the Key club president of the senior class and secretary-treasurer of the Letterman's club re was captain of the MO Grants football team and was picked for all-state honors lie will play in the New Mexico all-star game in Albuquerque in August Harry also lettered in track Tuthill who plans to enter college next fall and major in mechanical engineering is the grandson of Mr and Mrs Robert Tuthill Miami Okla and the late Mr and Mrs Harry Crawfish also of Miami The youth was selected as a delegate to the New Mexico Amer ican Legion Boys' State Grants football team and was picked for all-state honors Ile will play in the New Mexico all-star game in Albuquerque in August Harry also lettered in track Tuthill who plans to enter col- lege next fall and major in me- chanical engineering is the grand- on of Mr and Mrs Robert Tut- hill Miami Okla and the late Mr and Mrs Harry Crawfish also of Miami The youth was selected as a delegate to the New Mexico Amer lean Legion Boys' State 14 47 11111 street on June 8 HARRY TUTHILL Farewell Party northwest They were accompanied here by Mr Hinson who spent the weekend there fool i-K: l' MPH YOUR HOME iA'''' i VOW! AND SAYE! 4 i117 Al A ft Fay Carter 2033 street northeast who was hospitalized with crushed vertebra at the Wilson and Jones hospital in Sherman Tex for 10 days has been returned to'l his home for convalescence Mr and Mrs Carter had as their guests Sunday his brother and wife Mr and Mrs Carter1 Tulsa and Mr and Mrs Roscoe 1 Jackson of Monett On Tuesday their nephew Bill Carter of Kansas City Kan visited here One Big Group! Ladies' and Juniors' SPRING SUITS c' 1 ') Terms of Course FAMOUS i ALEXANDER SMITH Wall-to-Wall or Room Size Vilter 7rs-r The colors and fabrics Bil Jutrges you want at Prices Furniture Co 111 1 You Can Afford il KI 2-5531 136 Main on Easy Budget Terms 11-4 '''4 I prt a Terms of Course Bil Jutrges 12 Price Wools Blends etc 0 Many Styles Mr and Mrs I Warner 429 street northeast have had as on north main In miami One Big Rack! Ladies' and Juniors' DRESSES Members of the First Methodist Miami Relatives of church honored their pastor and Bill Kerr Attend v4i1e the Rev and Mrs OU Commencement Wilson with a farewell party Sun- day evening in fellowship hall Bill Mrs Elizabeth Phillips 26 Amonette chairman of the street northeast spent the weekend church board presented the hon- in the home of her son-in-law and orees with a gift in behalf of the daughter Dr and Mrs Frank church Mr Wilson pastor here Cooper and three children Eliza- the past three years has been beth Ann Kathy and Tommy in sent to Chelsea Mrs Wilson is a Norman and visited also with her teacher in the Commerce schools grandsons Bill and Dick Kerr Refreshments were served to students at the University of Okla- 60 persons homa News In Brief Mrs Phillips went especially to Albert Walker of South America attend commencement exercises is visiting his aunt NIrs Anna PICIIER for graduates of the university Flanagan One of the 1728 candidates for de Mr and Mrs A McClellan are moving into the Amonette g-rees was her grandson Clayton 8111S ROGER GRAHAM property at 306 McBee street (Bill) Kerr who is graduating) Em respondent with distinction from the school of Guests in the home of Mr and 625 South Cherokee Phone 74S chemical engineering Mrs henry Gandy are Mrs Gan- 1 JESS hutrrEER Agent He has accepted a position with dY's father A Shepherd and in Da" 1 her brother Raymond Shepherd Phone 778 the Standard Oil Co Rouge La Dick Kerr OU sopha! of Garden Grove Calif I more will work this summer in Leonard Feeley underwent stir- i Mrs Roxie Searles 100 South at the Freeman hospital at 1 Boulder Colo A pre-med student gerY Connell avenue has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Dick will stay with his sister Ma Joplin NIonday 1 the West She visited her son bet Irwin and fam ily Mrs Nora Barnes spent the weekend at Ilarrisonville Me i i Other relatives in Norman for Harry Randolph and family San with her a Mrs Don commencement were Mr and Mrs Diego Calif her brothers Bob Jordan and family Los Angeles II Kerr and air and Carey and family and Albert Jordan a patient in 1 Mrs Fred Phillips rulsa A vio- Mr and Nirs Dean Bale at- Olive View Tuberculosis sanitord lent storm cancelled the seeed grailuation exorcises for his turn Los Angeles and Mr and tiled commencement: however di- brother Larry Bale at Dewey IPlomas vill be mailed to the grad- TliursdaY 1 Mrs Paul flowk ins and family in uates in June Mr and Mrs Chester Garrett Grants attended a pot-luck supper at the Airman I-C Larry Joe Carey home of and Mrs Al- RECITAL THURSDAY who is stationed at the Pensacola i I Piano pupils of Mrs Doman leY at Keolville Mo Tuesday Fla Naval air base is spending i 1 Gaines a 15-day leave will be prewnted in a re- tiling ere visiting his and cital at 7:30 Thurd3y in the Logan North Jaiferson mother Mrs Mildred Carey and daughters Mrs Car- music building on the campus of si el t' family North Frisco street 0 at men Brownell Commerce and family North Frisco street men Brownell Commerce and I 003 9 a clecrence! I Price 2 Spring and Summer Styles i f'- ft It just 1 suit 10 reg $4995 4e1 famous name sporlswear fl SI 1 stock up for memorial day stoci LOVELY SPRING HATS values to $498 1 98 cotton knit shirts values cotton -e 1 1:1 lust i suit 16 r4e9g 95 t5 () One Table Values to $1498 Now values to $798 298 cotton skirts values to $598 2" lamaica shorts reg $398 values 1 98 short shorts cotton values 'amok reg short 5 just suit 13 reg sell $6995 I $6995 1 "Pr 00 reg $1098 values 3 98 slim pals reg slim ii J' 1 I 74 4444' 't i I i pl -N d't 'C' 4 l' "17) i -3 "1' S7 ei fl 77 0 '0 Ach' 4 't i sa just 60! ladies' Northeastern AV l'artieipai 1 Mr and Mrs Lowrey and Mrs Roberta Webb Shawnee at- the event will be Joe ind Ott' I en tended funeral services in "lelrose sons Everett Jr and Jake Ok- 1 via riaentine and lahoma City have returned to their 1 Nan mooday afternoon for Mr 1 ton ittly La7enbv Naney Cosby Ktren home after visiting Mrs Lowrey's i tt 1 oian's brother Earl (Iudd) Lo- 1 aer it Meberron carolvn 1 mother Mrs Anna Jones North i gam 71 who died Friday Nkeins Judy Morgan and Beverly I ceott A total number of 9741 arrests MIAMI Oils were made by the highway patrol i during the month of March Miami chapter No 107 Order I 1 of the Eastern Star will meet at l'or want Ad Taker Dial 24023 pm Thursday day in aham sonic i 1 with Nadine 'Workman worthy I matron pr esiding in the 'Mgt I Made to Order I Made to Order just 60! ladies' spring dresses swim suifs One Rack! Ladies' and Juniors' Shorty Coots -LI 161111V MULK: Ladies' and Juniors' Shorty Coats 41 5 2ta I' i i 0 "'st i I I 811a (47:) 1 14: 11 st )t (v values to $25 lastex and cotton knits 0 memorial day special sizes: 8 to IS Et values to $1195 Also 34 -Length Coats 11 2 Price dil iff 1 6 t1 0 a 0 HOME-MADE PIES and CAKES Call Mornings MRS EDITH MARCH K1 2-57 21 The highway patrol arrested 7G6 persons in March for operating motor vehicles without a drivers license $(5)90 One Big Group! Kate Greenaway and Cinderella 1 k1 I i Girls' Dresses wiris- uresses Gladys street and Charlie Jones and family 115 North Ella street Aviation Machinist Mate Wayne Patrick son of Mrs Opal Patrick 409 Trails End is spending a 30- day leave here At the end of his leave he will go to Kwajalein Island for a year's tour of duty Mrs Patti Lane and Mrs Masters of Cardin are expected to return today from a brief visit with relatives in Oklahoma City Mrs Lane visited her daughter Mrs Richard Primm and family and Mrs Masters visited her son Harold Masters and family Mrs Everett Mouriquand and daughter Rae Ann 63i South Oneida street and Mrs James Jennings of Promenade district visited Tuesday with the Rev and Mrs Paul Corp and Mrs Dorothy Stacy in Locust Grove Birthday Honoree Tony Metheny son of Mr and Mrs Ronnie Metheny Picher observed his fourth birthday Sunday lle was honored with a picnic and party at Schermerhorn park south Of Galena Kan attending were Mr and Mrs Bob Cummins and sons Wayne and Charlie Mrs Eva Osgood Mrs Kathryn Schmitt and children Lois Kay Jean Ann and John Mr and Mrs Otis Jones all of Picher and Mrs Nancy Simons and Howard Jones of Treece Kan Gladys street and Charlie Jones and family 115 North Ella street Aviation Machinist Mate Wayne Patrick son of Mrs Opal Patrick 409 Trails End is spending a 30- day leave here At the end of his leave he will go to Kwajalein Island for a year's tour of duty IT sY fine miffinery 7y ladies' all-weather coats Spring and Summer Styles 1 Sizes: 3 to 6x I to 3 7 to 14 0 2 Price Spring and 1 4 Summer Styles 2 Price 3 761'4 -r I A' 1:0 values to $30 now priced 0 qv L1 to 44 IV7 FOR FURS AND WOOLENS :) Refrigerated Vault Storage Gives So Much for So Little Furs and Stored 2 in Flonnett's Refrigerated Vault Are From Fire Theft Moths Mildew Heat Suits Overcoats Wool Dresses Blankets charge 50c rants Sweaters Wool Shirts 25e Insurance I of valuation PA it1 A FURS AND WOOLENS sv 451 N4 A 14 i it (1 I I i 8 I 114: values to $1995 water repellent popEns and sharkskins in solid summer colors and lined with gay floral print sires: 10 to IS 1:0 SE1 tn:) Fur Storage $3 50 $100 Insurance Includcd nse 1 Co suloo 3Lut1LenhviA4 I We Glve Top Value Stamps 3 North Main CLEANERS and FURRIERS Miami Oklahoma I2S North Main Dial KI 242 t1 110111ONINMENIPMEEMO i.