The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 2

THE DEMOCRAT AMERICAN SALLISAW OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST 191937 PAGE TWO Church Directory would need' a very the is? revival Ma aaayak Caaaty Daowerat SalHaaw for a LIGHTED GONE at the front friends and relatives Wonderland Theatre Thurs ri Sat defect has been August 26th 27th and 28th i mag Court Clerk of the defendants directing oe on me nignwayb a if they are such persistant violators and Saturday of Thfa Week riday COMEDY NEW8 COMEDY NEWS ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW hu returned home he baa ent the sorry that Bro his appointment hope he will be Roy feel Thursday but us again soon 2 682 motorists violations the has returned to his Mm Bert Sbackel rate of 10 1st day of an attorney's costs in the then nee and hla Curtis Baldridge and spent Monday with 24th 27th the tta HabUfty at Th DmamnUAmtaa at Ito vobllriMn for any amr in any to cost 59 some time until Jan a quarter) the state carrier for EVERY ARMER IN OKLAHOMA SHOULD KNOW: If you own a pick up truck and use it ezclurtvely for your purposes you do NOT have to hare a chauffeur's Deenoe There haa been considerable tnisknformaUon put Ta Tie Creditor of ALPHA ROWE DeecMed The creditors of the above named decedent are hereby notified that the undersigned was by the County Court PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV WALLACE Paatar Sunday school 10 A No church services during August Mrs Oliver arris have their home near Lubbock spending a few days with relatives of this commu A OARS DEVM SANCHER! MHCtlHIiMG lOWN MOSSTE Kf A BLAZING RANOS WASWAN THE UK A NUNTE6 GIRL THtSTAXIf Mrs Bob Lancaster was taken to hospital in Muskogee Saturday when she was stricken very suddenly with appendicitis Mrs James Brown and Grandma Jackson Mrs loyd Leigh and Z11J Boens and baby spent' Tuesday with Mrs Mamie Harp Mrs Hettie Boen spent Tuesday with Mrs Wilson Astaire I WrtibMr foreclosure of a real estate rendered In said acion on day of ebruary 1936 and day of April 1936 in favor substituted plaintiff The PENECOSTAL CHURCH REV CALLAHAN PMtor Sunday school 10 A Morning Worship 11 A Evening Worship 0 BAPTIST CHURCH REV ROCKETT Pastor Sunday school 9:45 A Bible class district court room 10 o'clock A Morning Worship 11 o'clock A BTU 7 o'clock Evening worship 8:00 o'clock Published in The Democrat Amerl can Aug 12 and 19 1937 MOTOR CARRIER NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Tackett hereby gives notice of intention to file with the Corporat ion Commission of Oklahoma an ap plication for a permit to operate a motor carrier for the transportation of General Merchandise over the fol lowing route to wit: Entire State of Oklahoma AU persons or others in terested in this proceeding may obtain information at to the time and place of hearing upon said application by addressing the Secretary of Corporat ion Commission at Oklahoma City (Published in The Democrat Ameri can August 12 and 19 1937) MOTOR CARRIER NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Maulden hereby gives notice of intention to fine with the Corpora tion Commission of Oklahoma an ap plication for permit to operate a motor carrier for the transportation of General Merchandise over the follow ing route to wit: Entire State of Ok lahoma All persons or other interest ed in his proceeding may obtain in formation as to the time and place of hearing upon said application by addreessing the Secretary of Corpora tion Commission at Oklahoma City Oklahoma MAULDEN Ken Mavnard i from the school faculty Bemiece Whitworth spent with Miss Vinita Taylor Tress Walters spent Sunday Mon Tues Wed August 23rd 24th and 25th Administrators Devisees conducted by Bro Sunday night We greatly benefited by ms METHODIST CHURCH REV CODY Pastor Sunday school 9:45 o'clock A Downtown Bible Class Ritz theatre 9:45 A Morning Worship 11 o'clock" A Evening Worship 8 The come and bring someone with you Gans ball team went to Marble and played ball with Gans winning 12 to 1 Miss Bernice Hick and Audrey Strip lin attended the ball game at Central High riday Central girls won 9 to 7 and Gans boys won 4 to 3 Mr and Mrs Melton Carter have returned to their home in ayetteville Arkansas The people were Kisner failed to fill here with thing farmers little pick up trucks of Sequoyah Couny Okahoma ap pointed Administrator of the estate of said decedent and that aU persons having claims against the estate of said decedent are required to exhibit them to said undersigned Pat ton with the necessary vouchers at his within of the to wit: 1137 Dated July 30th 1937 PATTON Administrator Published in The Democrat Ameri can August 5 12 and 19 1937 More than 2600 motorists had to be warned by state highway patrolmen during the last fifteen days of July about violations of highway safety rules and laws which 60 patrolmen actually saw committed The compiled reports of these 60 patrolmen show that every one of 2600 motorists were giveen warning cards Scores of these cases were where the lights were either defective or there wcic no tail lights The depart ment is making a drive against badly lighted cars Every motorist who gets a warning card on car defects Is also Elven a card to be sigped by the ga rage mechanic and mailed to Com missioner Gentry showing that the detective light or other corrected In addition to the warned about traffic patrolmen in those 15 days made many arrests mostly for drunken driving Conviction on this charge carries re fusal of a driving license for one year One of the worst faults that patrol men are finding in motorists is the disregarding flares and red flags plac ed on the highways by motor vehicles that ahe in distress Motorists seem to think It is all right for them to race past these flares or flags One of these days they will find that they are charged with reckless driving and that will be a black mark against their driving records when they come to get drivers licenses They uili fh a birhwavs for a year Of $132230 With the the and the residence Muldrow Oklahoma four (4) months from the date first publication of this notice from the 5th day of igust NATIONAL BBPRMBNTATIVE ROST LANDIS and KOHN CHcmo Nw York Atlanta St Izrail Detroit San randMO Loe Anslee Seettta and Deltas With Washed A short time ago a careless Oregon motorist tossed a lighted cigarette from his car An area of 5000 acres covered with good young timber was burned At the present average lum ber price that means that 70000 in payrolls and supplies was lost to the state And according to a conserva tion authority would really amount to a loss of well over a million dollars in he future resources of the Many decades are required before a burned tree is replaced1 and devastat ed land becomes valuable again Pre venting fire is said to be 75 per cent of reforestation And more than 90 ppr cent of all forest fires are man atade In every lumber state you can see thousands of ghostly acres cover ed with only the blackened stumps of once great grim monuments to Ignorance and carelessness Every individual owes his fellow Citizens an obligation when he goes Into the woods or drives through tim bered country That obligaion is easily but failure to do so may tesult in the lass of miUians of dol lars and the ruin of irreplaceable natural beauties Take the utmost Care with smoking materials and throw matches and butts even though you think out from your car Watch campfires like a hawk and when you leave saturate them with water ant? then bury with dirt Obey he especially the lo cal rulings that are put into effect during the fire seasons in areas where hazards are especially grea Remember that forests are our her itage atid that it is up to 'is whether pe dissipate or Conserve that Diflcetit legacy Exchange STATE HOUSE CHATTER (Continued from Page One) CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday school 10 o'clock A Revival Meeting Rev A Newby state evangelist 11 o'clock A and 8 subscription nans as Ymt within Saqaojnh Gouty i taaaas nH Om Yaar oatoids Soaaoyah Gouty la tau nM flto (tatahona mora tax law rw (irst published in The Democrat American August 19 1937) NOTICE SHERIS SALE Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an alias order of sale Issued out of the office of the Court Clerk of Se quoyah County State of Oklahoma in case No 6857 in the District Court of said County entitled1 The Deming Investment Company a corporation plaintiff vs McGee Nannie McGee Simmons Sophia Simmons The Unknown Heirs Exe cute Trustees and Assigns of Elizabeth Choate deceased Arkansas Valley Trust Company Administrator of the Estate of Stevenson deceased Eugene Stevenson defendants I will on the 30th day of September 1937 at the hour of 10:00 A at the front door of the County Court House in the City of Sallisaw in said County and State offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at public auction without appraise ment according to law the following described real estate situated in Se quoyah County State of Oklahoma to wit: The East of Southeast of Northeast of Section 34 and West of Southwest of North west and all of that part North east of Southwest of North west 54 on the North and West Side of Sallisaw Creek in Section 35 in Township 13 North Range 23 East of the Indian Meridian to satisfy certain judgments and de crees of mortgage the the of Deming Investment Company a cor poration and against said defendants McGee and Nannie McGee for the sum of 168787 with 10 per cent interest thereon from ebruary 34 1936 until paid and for all costs of said action including 13000 at torney fee and the taxes due and delinquent upon said real estate Dated at Sallisaw Sequoyah County Oklahoma this the 19th day of Au gust 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma RYE PATTERSON and EARL BOHANNON Attorneys for lairtiff Published five times ending Sep tember 16 1937 she will spend a few weeks with her sister Mrs Dale Payne Mr and Mrs A Shackelford and son Jeff and family of Brawley Calif visited' thir daughter Mrs annie Harper of Housing Kan while en route home Mrs Nellie Blanton and son Dukes Gilkey are in Oklahoma City visiting her son Lloyd Ray who is in cripple childrens hospital Concert By School Band Here Wednesday The Jacobs closed that we were preaching Mr and returned to Texas after friends and nity Mr and Mrs Reynolds of Mor ris Okla visited last week with Mr mother Mrs Brewer Mr Homer Stewart has returned to his home from the CCC to start to school the first of September MT Alvis McCullah om ort Smith spent a while Sunday in the home of Mrsz'Vona Butler partments and 1925043758 for insti tutions OURTEENTH 625333422 for departments and 1276726444 for in stitutions $6555591 for depart ments and 14496587 for institutions $7004158 for depart ments and 1960494081 for institut ions It is readily seen that the 60000000 appropriated by the Sixteenth legis lature was for things outside of the sup port of state government and the state institutions It included 25200000 for common schools 22000000 for old age pensions and 7000000 for relief of the needy Gans revival is doing well Everyone But if he uses that truck for the! for cash in bulk as an entirety and purpose of hauling his neighbor's pro not in separate tracts the lands and ducts and consistently CHARGES OR THAT SERVICE then he comes with in the classification of a hire and license Another use their sort of family car It has the status of a family car so far as the question of a driving license is con Pubilshed in The Democrat Amerl can Aug 12 and 19 1937 MOTOB CARRIER NOTICE To Whom It May Concern: Ous McWhirter hereby gives notice of intention to file with the Corporat ion Commission of Oklahoma an ap plication for a permit to operate motor carrier for the transportation of General Merchandise over the fol lowing route to wit: Entire State of Oklahoma All persons or others in terested in this proceeding may obtain information as to the time and place of hearing upon said1 application by addressing Secretary of Corporation Commission at Oklahoma City Okla homa GUS MCWHIRTER inttnrrai Attwriran Pakltohed Thursdays at Sallisaw Oklahoma CLARK Editor and Lessee ESTABLISHED 1907 Every person who drives any kind i of a motor vehicle on the highways must have a driving license and must have that license in his actual posses sion while driving on the highway day of August 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma By BERT COTTON Undersheriff RYE PATTERSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Sallisaw Oklahoma HJVa ere ms CewaicV Kelli Gillian "Harriet Hactsr COMEDY NEWS Central High Schoolgt Central High school opened Mon day August 9 with an increased en rollment both in the grades and in High school The High school enroll ment at the end of the first week was 82 and the grade enrollment was 175 More are expected when the winter term begins A commercial course has been added and is proving very popular with high school students Due to the heavy en rollment in typewriting it has been restricted to juniors and seniors A chapel program will be presented riday August 20 each class present ing one number The hour will be from 11 to 12 and patrons are cordially in vited to attend We are planning to publish a school paper each month The staff will be organized within the next two weeks We are also pleased to announce that the addition of an extra truck has made transportation more con venient for both students and teach ers This makes it possible for all sttudents to get to school at 9 and leave at 4 o'clock In athletics both boys and girls have been playing softball Basketball will be started when the fall term be gins In a softball game with Gans riday the Central girls defeated the Gans girls 11 to 9 and the Central boys lost to he Gans boys 6 5 The grade library has been increas ed by 64 books and a set of supple mentary readers The high school li brary has been increased by 45 new books This brings both grade and High school libraries up to the stand ard required by the State Depart ment of Education We feel that with these added fa cilities Central Is headed toward one of its most successful school years and that it will continue to render increas ed educatonal opportunities to the youh of Central High and surround ing communities Hanson tenements hereinbefore described for the satisfaction of said judgment in terest costs and fees afore said as required and directed by the judgment of said court IN WITNESS WHEREO I have hereunto set my hand on this the day of August 1937 CHARLEY HUTCHENS Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma By BERT COTTON Undersheriff RYE PATTERSON Attorneys for Plaintiff Sallisaw Oklahoma Sunday school Sunday but we would like for more to be present next Sunday There will be a softball tournament at Akins on riday August 20 Every one remember and come There will be plenty of ice cream for everyone so forget your pocketbook The Akins ball teams played Seven Oaks riday on the Seven Oaks dia mond The boys were victorious but the girls were defeated We are all sorry to loose Mrs Lera Patton Miss Sunday Miss with Mrs Wilse Reeder Mr and Mrs Evlln Wickett and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Skiler Sherren Miss Agnes Whitworth spent Sun day with Jemica Gillis Mr and Mrs loyd ullbright spent a while Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs John Taylor Mr and Mrs John Denny and fam ily are visiting of this place Mr and Mrs small daughter Mr and Mrs Arils Parris Miss Alice Humphrey spent Sunay with Wanda Reeder Norma Whitworth spent Sunday nite with Amos arris (Published in The Democrat Amerl nan Amnist 12 19 26: Sentermeb 2 and 9 1937) CASE NO 7096 NOTICE SALE Notice is hereby given in pursuance of an Order of Sale issued out of the office of the Court Clerk of the District Court of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma on the 10th day of August 1931 in an action pending wherein Eva Lee Lee Eva Lee Brunk was plaintiff Wallle Hardin Callie Hardin wife Edna Tennyson Tenny son her husband and Bonnie Thomp son nee Harrison were the defendints directing me the undersigned Sheriff of Sequoyah County Oklahoma to advertise and sell without appraise ment to the highest and best bidder for cash in bulk as an entirely and not in separate tracts or pareels the following described lands and tene ments situated in Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma to wit: East half of northeast quarter of northwest quarter and east half of southeast quarter of northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of southeast quarter of northwest quarter and southwest quarter of northeast quarter of section 21 township 12 north range 25 east To satisfy the judgment and decree of foreclosure rendered in said cause in favor of plaintiff Eva Lee Lee nee Eva Lee Brunk in the sum of 53000 with interest thereon at the rate of10 per annum from the 1st day of January A 1935 and an fee of 5000 and the costs In the sum of $1565 and all accruing costs and foreclosing a mortgage held by plain tiff as a lien upon the above describ ed land for the payment of said in debtedness I will therefore on Monday the 13th day of September A 1937 at the hour of 10 A door of the County Court House in the City of Sallisaw Sequoyah Coun ty Oklahoma offer for sale and sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in bulk as an entirety and not in separate tracts the lands and tene ments hereinbefore described for the Oklahoma satisfaction of said judgment in TACKETT terest costs and attorney's fees afore said as required and directed by the judge it of said court IN WITNESS WHEREO I have hereunto set my hand on this the 10th Sometimes I wish I had a secretary or somebody to do my and maybe show me how I can keep afloat and also spend' more than I make like Uncle Sambo and other geezers And the reason I am about such a thing is be cause I see in the: paper wnere they are gonna hire an other flock of sec retaries down there) cn the Potomac Sol I reckon the figur in' there it must be more oenge ms nXr heavier and more complicated 'cause this new bunch of secretaries they are to be 10 thousand dollar a year babies That is 60 thousand for 6 secretaries And any secretary who gets 10 thousand he will need a coupla per sonal assistants and! a half a dozen stenographers And I have a friend out in Berkeley California who runs a College and if his poli tics happen to be OK I can see how his business will pick up And if I owned an acre of a lot down there within 100 miles of Wash I would hang onto it for the time is when they will need more places to build buildings secretaries Yours with the low down JO SERRA that they fill be refused licenses These licenses are going cents they are issued this fall and wi 1 be good 1 19i9 aTT a year and There fees qo to support highway rire: The highway patrol attended NAZARENE CHURCH REV JACOB Pastor Sunday school 10 o'clock A Morning Worship 11 o'clock A Evening Worship 8 o'clock Prices Chapel The Sallisaw School Band entertain ed with a concert on the platform of the Missouri Pacific station Wednes day afternoon In spite of the extreme heat a nice: crowd of town people and a few from Calif is vi'iting relatives here the county heard the concert The band organized less than a year ago makes a good showing and With a little more practice will com pare favorably with any hiah schooland in this part of the state 0 Harrison I cult Sunuey at Well people of this place woukl like 1 Oee Chen to sec a good rain i Grandma McKinney was the guest of her daughter Saturday and Sunday! night I Mrs Aril Pruitt spent Wednesday night with Mrs Henry Greenfield Those who spent Sunday with Mr daid Mrs Babe Mathis were Mr and Mre Norman Lowe of Stigler Mr andfts Jim Lowe of Seminole Mrs A Love and son of Niger creek Akins was well attended Th queen and king of song vta tad svmg in their oxaiiMg tar snawi Paw Paw I Sunday school was well Sunday Everyone seems to be enjoying the singing school held by Jewel Davis of Sallisaw A gins quartette and a small boys quartette has been organiz ed and are doing fine Several people from here attended the singing at Lone Oak Sunday aft ernoon Mrs Alice Berkley of Los Angeles and Mrs Tom Lessley spent a week while Sunday with Mr and will Mrs Ei h'r 1 Huff i sure of Tulsa spent Sun heli 'ay with her wughter Mrs Eva ome of Mr and Mrs' aulkner Cf tills place honor of Mrs Alice! Miss Maudine Parsons entertained with a party riday night Everyone reported a nice time Miss Marie Hoppis spent Saturday nivht at guest of her parents at Rocky Point Mr and Mrs Elvin Cullum spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Noah Ellis Dewey and Aany Thompson who have been working in California re turned home this week Mrs Edd Mauldin is spending few days In Alma with her daughter who is quite ill Mr and Mrs lUehard Huff reevt out oa thia arere tart CTwnHwtaiwr rtumtay with Mr and Mra Toy KIm Gentry says that the law never cm THE LOW DOWN from HICKORY GROVE (Published in The Democrat Ameri can August 12 19 26 September 2 and 9 1937) CASE NO 7134 NOTICE SHERIS SALE Notice is hereby given in pursuance of an Order of Sale Issued out of the office of the District Court of Sequoyah County State of Oklahoma on the 10th day of August 1937 in an action then pending wherein Moses Allen War ren was plaintiff and Mark Taylor lorence Taylor his wife and Ben Howitz were the me the undersigned Sheriff of Se quoyah County Oklahoma to adver tise and sell without appraisement to the highes' end best bidder for cash in bulk an entirety and not in separate tracts cr parcels the fol lowing describe 1 lands and tenements 'ituated in Sc ih County State of Oklahoma Let numbered 3 and southeast qurrter of northwest quarter of section 4 11 north range 23 east To satisfy the judgment and decree is the prwetor of the moorist sciG fo7p closure rendered in said cause what is acti ally going to happen isj in avor of piainti Mcses Allen that the purchase: are really making possible 1 agency of state government that do most to protect them against reckless and the drunken driver arnliy reunion was be in rkley of Los Angele' Calif ise Condreti spent Sunday withAlta Mizell Everyone seemed to enjoy the base ball game at the school house riday afternoon Paw Paw vs Lone Oak Paw Paw was victorious in both games Rev Scott home at Mr and ford Claude Moritta from Ada where Admission 10c and 20c ree Pet Cere Tkereday riday Saterday witk eack le Tfckgd often as a same 10th Leonard Harris of Bailey Branch Ark is visiting Roy Gilkey I Mrs Bert Shackelford and sens i SUve arid Billy spent riday night! School started at this place August with Mrs lorence Greenlee of with a good attendance Cnapel Mrs Dickey left last ft BiaVv Ca if where she of driving licenses warren jn me sum the onej tg est thereon at cdii finninn from thej December A 1936 I fee of $12000 and sum of 1855 and all accruing costs and foreclosing a mortgage held by plaintiff as a lien upon the above described land for the payment of said indebtedness I will therefore on Monday the Sequoyah County Democrat entered at the jostoffice at Vian Sequoyah County Okla homa under Act of March 2 1879 as second matter Entered as second class matter A tnrtisfr 21 1914 at the postoffice at Sulli Oklahoma under Act of March 2 1879 The Sallisaw American entered at Sallisaw Oklahoma as second class matter at Sallisaw Oklahoma May 31 1929 tools machinery and equipment to gether with the name of this paper are owned by the East Oklahoma Publishing Company but II Clark is lessee thereof and the said East Oklahoma Publishing Company is not liable for any debts or ob ligations incurred by or on behalf of this gaper during the term of said lease nor on peeount of any damages growing out of any personal injuries sustained in the operationf its plant nor on account of any libel by PSaeon of any printed matter printed or published in this paper nor on account of olanderi us words Ths Democrat American invites communi pBtions for publication when subject is of fMsral interest and if letter is not abusive pr personal nature But all such eommu Aeations must bear author's notMSMarily for publication but as indicat 4m pood faith a IZI 4 'g Id wl i.