Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 3

WEDNESDAY MARCH 141934 INSANE TAKEN AT ATON Zelva Crabtree Leader of Vinita Break Captured a Other Afton Items ATON March 14 Zelva Crab 23' years old leader of a break in which he and 11 others attempted an escape from 'the State Hospital for the Insane at Vinita several weeks ago has been captured here He is a criminally insane inmate of the institution Crabtree who was the only one of the 12 to escape attendants dur ing the bplt for freedom was taken Sunday afternoon by hospital at tendants after he had gone to the home of Dock Boultinghouse in the west part of town The latter called for help and succeeded in holding the fugitive in check until guards from the hospital arrived When Crabtree saw the hospital atendants enter the store where he was being watched he seized a chair and in trying to escape demolished two showcases He broke several bottles of per fume and other toilet articles the total damage being estimated at $75 Crabtree told officials he was heading toward Ketchum his home when he was apprehended Meeting Members of the North Side circle of the Baptist Women's Mission ary union met in regular session Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Olson and opened the devotional exercise with' 'hymn and prayer by Mrs Boultinghouse and Scripture reading by the hostess from Thessalonians fifth chapter A brief business session was held and a season of prayer observed for service and thanks for souls A continuation of the lesson study completed the afternoon Two hew members were added to the circle roster Mrs Ralph Hud son and Mrs King Others present were Mesdames Boultinghouse a visitor and 'Williams I Boston A Neal Todays Almanac March 14 1645WerMUiaius Obtains charter fSrwode Island Austrian conpaseii tom paxent on cotiorv 1954 US looks for invention to cut I cotox crop Johnson Sam Doty Mary Gil lespie Cunningham Pine and the hostess Mrs Olson 1 The Esther circle meeting was held at the home of Mrs A Peebles with Mrs C' A Mitchell in charge of the Bible study from the Book of Ruth after the song Thine Own and pray er by Mrs Mitchell and Scripture reading from Matthew 5 by Mrs Sam Laswell A social hour follow ed the study and refreshments were served to these members: Mes uames Kate Seamster Bux ton A Williams Sam laswell 0 A Mitchell 0 Ray' A Dawson and Boultinghouse who visited each circle in the in terest of Home missions Attend Republican Meeting The following persons from Af ton attended jthe county Republican convention Monday af ternoon: Dr and Mrs Ettle man Mr and Mrs Tyler Mr and Mrs Sam Maples Mrs Harper user Chand ler I Long A Krieder Clell Hudspeth Mathes Vic tor Barthologiew Wilson Burns Will Ketron Lewis Chase Roomsburg Charles Baum Bell Roy Long Sam Ed A ashion Revue JuJk On the Stage Of The Stage 0 ormal rocks Sports Wear Coats aw COLEMAN 9 1 ROSE BUD California Stroll er Swagger Suits And All the New est Accessories for Spring wear A Dress Modeled in an Eastern ashion Show EATURING Of ON THE SCREEN The New eature Length LAUREL AND HARDY COMEPY of the I Presenting GORGEOUS COLORS LOVELY STYLES In Our Annual Spring AT THEATRE riday Night at 830 LiveModels! Entertainment! i Zv I 5 wards Dan Oldham and E' Daw son ij Mr and Mrs Byron Smith were called to Pryor riday on account of the death of their nephew Purcell Others from here at tending' the funeral Sunday were Mr and Mrs Taylor Miss Colleen owler and Owen Harrison Mr and Mrs Robert Mitchell had as their guests Sunday Mr and Mrs A Laffoon of Miami and Mrs Wanda Laffoon of Berry ville Ark Martin user of Vinita spent Monday at the home of his son user Mrs Kenneth Sutter and son and Mrs Oren Sutter of Carthage Mo arrived Saturday to visit their hus bands who are in charge of the music at the Baptist revival Mrs1 John Pierce of Miami left Tuesday for her home after a short visited with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Meador Mr and Mrs Wildman and son Pat of Granby Mo visited overnight last with his brother Wildman and family and their mother Mrs A Wild man Mr and Mrs H' McPherson and daughter Vivian of Miami spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Buxton and were accompanied home by Miss Irene McPherson who had visited since riday with Miss Lucille Welch Mr and Mrs Ed Reynolds and son ot Salina Okla were guests of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Cunningham Sunday Miss' Nelle who spent the last month with relatives in Joplin returned home Monday Mr and Mrs Yeager and children Alkirtta and Paul of No wata were guests of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Way Sunday Mr and Mrs Ed Martin of Vini ta spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Christiason and Mr and Mrs Joe Duncan Hugh Sellers and 'daughter Miss Grenna of Tulsa and Miss Eliza beth Perry and nephew Perry Bal lard of Grove visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Ballard Mrs A Bradney of Colum bus Kas arrived Monday to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mr Hess Clyde Moton of Tulsa visited Saturday with his father A Moton Mrs Roy Meador and son Ken neth spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs Meador in Tulsa Mr and Mrs'S J' Matlock and daughter Madge spent Monday with relatives in Miami Mrs Velda Turner who spent several weeks in the Stella Mo hospital returned home Sunday Mr and Mrs Orville Grattis and daughter Billye Marie of Joplin spent Sunday with Mrs mother Mrs Smalley Dr and Mrs Green Evans visited over the week end with friends in Tulsa Allison who is serving on the federal jury in Tulsa spent the week end with his wife and son Teddy Tallon son of Mr and Mrs A Tallon underwent an operation for the removal of his tonsils last riday at the office of Dr Evans BAXTERLOfS TO CITY VOTING Two Candidates ile for Council Registration Baxter News The nominating petitions of two candidates for councilman were filed yesterday with the city clerk In each case the candidate is seek ing re election The petitions were filed for Harry Hartley of the Second ward and Touhy of the irst ward The term of Carl Carmean of the Third ward also expires this spring March 23 will be the last day for filing petitions and the election will be held held April 3 Beginning last night the office of the city clerk will be open from 8 in the morning until 10 at night until March 23 inclusive for the registration of voters Wichita Negro ined Ike Embry 30 year old Negro of Wichita who was taken from a Pickwick bus when it stopped here at 1:15 Monday afternoon by Alvin Keener acting chief of police after Embry had caused a disturbance on the bus was fined $10 and costs by Police Judge Morrison when arraigned Tuesday morning on a charge of drunken disturbance He was released Tues day afternoon upon payment of fine and costs Eighty Added to Church During the revival meeting con ducted at the irst Christian church by Evangelist Homer Kellems and Mrs Kellems of Eugene Ore which closed Sunday night there were 80 accessions to the church The Reverend Kellems preached here for three to capacity houses A baptismal service will be conducted this evehing by the Rev George Jones pastor Arraigned on Theft Charge Clarence (Burry) Shulls alias Kuk alias Cockleburr was arraign ed Tuesday afternoon in justice court before Judge Morrison on a charge of theft in connection with the alleged theft of caps and fuse valued at $288 from the 6u Pont Powder company's magazine MIAMI NEWS MIAMI OKLAHOMA PAGE THREE on the Nineteenth street road' eb 6 His preliminary hearing was set for Monday morning March 19 at 9 and he was committed to the Cherokee county jail at Colum bus in default of $500 bond He was arrested at Picher Monday noon by Woolsey special of ficer and Constagle Jess Hatfield and was brought to Baxter by Dick Helman Cherokee county under sheriff and Constable John inley Prayer Campaign A prayer campaign is being con ducted this week at the irst Bap tist church at 7:30 each evening except Saturday with cot tage prayer meetings in the morn ings The themes of the meetings are as follows: Monday Men Tuesday in Wednesday ing Thursday Prayer of and 'ri day Without 1 To Entertain Wives The members of the Bible class of the irst Methodist Epis copal Sunday school will entertain their wives Wednesday evening with an oyster supper at the church There will be a musical pro gram which will be followed by a volley ball tourney St Day Dance A St Day dance will be held Saturday night at the Baxter Springs Gold clubhouse for mem bers of the club and their friends Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson and Mr and Mrs Carl Carmean will be the hosts and hostesses Baby to Newtons Announcements have been i re ceived here of the birth of a daugh ter of Mr and Mrs ermon New ton of Cardin formerly of Baxter Springs The baby his been named Mary Alicia Reading Club Meets The Reading club of the Baxter Springs Teachers association met Monday afternoon at 1 the high school building Mrs H' Hart zell gave a book review and sev eral readings were given by Mrs Charles Neal of Galena Mrs Monte Hall gave a review of cur rent events Club The club met Saturday afternoon at the home of Jean Stelzner The afternoon wag de voted to sewing and games Re freshments were served at the close of the meeting Ruby Pritchard of Hockerville was a guest Members attending were Helen Henderson Norma Sexton June Walker June Stevens Aline urgerson Betty Ryker and the hostess Baxter Relief Corps A regular meeting of the Bax ter Relief corps was held Tuesday afternoon at the city hall at which time the personal reports of relief and sick calls gave the following totals: ood $11 clothing $3 flow era 50c1 cash $255 milk $336 and sick calls 61 Those attending the meeting were Mrs Hall Mrs A Osborn Mrs Colgrove Mrs lora "Goff Mrs Emma Gray Mrs Henry Newton Mrs Stone Mrs Myra Congdon Mrs Wallace Denton Mrs Eimer Brug ger Mrs John Patton Mrs Lula Winters Mrs A Gaines Mrs Richards and Mrs David Col lins August Stiefel was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Justice Morrison on a worthless check (harge and his preliminary hearing was set for Monday March 19 at 9 He was committed to the county jail in default of $500 bond sMr and Mrs Truman Kerr of Mi ami and Mr and Mrs Weldon Da vis and son Jeck of Parsons Kas spent the week end in Baxter with Mrs and Mrs moth er Mrs Hall Mr and Mrs John Newton and Mrs Lloyd Newton and daughter Mata Caroline of Miami were guests Monday evening of Mrs Henry Newton Mrs Lloyd New ton and daughter also visited her sister Mrs Orville Rutledge and family Lynn Richards attended the Phi Theta Kappa convention at North eastern Oklahoma Junior college in1 Miami Tuesday evening Mrs Hall visited in Webb City Mo Sunday with her mother Mrs Ellen Nealy Mr and Mrs A Osborn of Riverton attended the funeral serv ices here Sunday afternoon for Mrs Shields MrsW Richards attended the meeting of the White Shrine held Monday evening in Joplin Mr and Mrs rank Meers and daughter Martha Pearl were guests Sunday of her mother Mrs lora Goff Mrs Keenan attended a 6 dinner Tuesday evening complimentary to the birthday an niversary of her son Loren Keen an given at his home in Joplin Mr and Mrs A Hoyt and daughter Lucille visited in Pitts burg Sunday with Mrs brother James Morton and famiiy PAYMENTS TO OSAGES PAWHUSKA Okla March 13 Better times forecast for the Osage Indians when oil and gas lease sales took an upward turn last month were in sight today as the agency here announced a March 22 payment to headright holders of $270 and said a payment of $500 to $700 will be available in June The $270 payment is the highest in more than a year Last Septem payment of $72 was an all time low Osages with funds held in trust by the governmnt will re ceive the customary $1000 maxi mum per allotment Payments have been as high as $3000 per quarter in boom years GROVE PUPILS IN OPERETTA and Golden to Be Staged Thursday Grove Items GROVE March 14 "The Maid and the Golden will be presented in the high school audi torium Thursday evening March 15 under the direction of the music teacher John Bergin The cast of characters follows: Gon mother Gene Christian Cupid Mary Lou Allen Cinderella Twila Belinda Lavonna Mae Mount Henrietta Catherine Chum ley stepmother Juanita Mayfield Prince Pearl Day ootman Matt Sparkman Lords and ladies chorus fairies chorus synopsis act 1 scene 2 Woodland act 1 scene 2 kitchen home act 2 scene 1 ballroom at palace act 2 scene 2 parlor home Honor Roll The honor roll of Grove grade school for six months follows: irst grade Eula Witty teacher Hopkins Jr Jimmy Buchan an Edward Lee Montgomery Bet ty Ruth Perry Second grade Eula Witty and Elizabeth Anthony teachers Billy Jo Hogan Betty Jean Sparkman Lillian Chrisco Third grade Elizabeth Anthony teacher Royal Gibson Eileen Mill er Pierce Mayfield Ella Lou Brown ourth grade John Bergin teacher Lloyd Earl Morris Don Hampton Maxine Stansberry Leila Mae Walters ifth grade Thelma Carter teacher Elizabeth Melton Charles Guenther Dorothy Cox Nancy Reed Sixth grade Anona Hedges Earnestine Stans berry Alva Caudill Gene Chris tian Naomi Inlow Seventh grade Leota Platt Lilcille Per ry Jewel Tomlinson Athol Lentz Lucian Benge Eighth grade red Guenther teacher Maxine May field Mattie Thompson Maurine Smith and Bonnie Andrews Line Party Mr and Mrs Herreid McAllister entertained with a line party at the ox theater Joplin Mo Sun day afternoon honoring Miss Doris Oakes who is a student of Bacone college Muskogee who visited here over the week end Guests includ ed: Mr and Mrs Arthur Culver Miss Elizabeth Rhodes Miss Ann McElhinney Mr" and Mrs Herreid McAllister and the honorqe Miss Doris Oakes Dinner A 6 dinner was held Sun day evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Riley Hunt complimentary to a few friends which included Mr and Mrs John Pace of Grove Mr and Mrs Harry McCauley Ruth Harrison Carl Martin ran cis Locke and Earl Tomkins all of Bartlesville Man Kicked By Mule Chester Watson living three miles northeast of Grove was kick ed in the jaw by a mule Sunday afternoon Mr Watson was ren dered unconscious and remained so until morning Dr Heffelman was called and it was necessary to take three stitches but it is thought that no bones are broken Mr and Mrs Jackson re turned Monday from an extended visit with relatives in Joplin Mr and Mrs Neece Smith of Miami visited their mother Mrs Mona Smith and family Sunday Mrs ields accompanied by Miss Addie Hampton transact ed business in Jay Monday Chandler of Claremore spent Sunday night here in route "Gee they're good' medicinal too LUDE NS Menthol Cough Drops Barn Dance Thursday Night AT Promenade Music by MAUD SIGARS AND HER ORCHESTRA Good Order Maintained Admission: Gents 35c Ladies ree HAMPTON Mgr to Muskogee where he attended the Indian national conference Genevieve Sheldon of Tulsa spent the week end with her sister Mrs Carl Johnson Miss Dorotha Barnett who is at tending business college in Miami came Sunday to spend the week with ner parents Mr and Mrs Bill 1 Barnett Wood and family of CheL I sea visited relatives here Sunday I afternoon I Ed Ballard of Miami visited friends here Sunday Hugh Sellers of Drumright visit 1 ed with his sister Mrs Nat Perry over the week end Cox accompanied by Mrs Jim Oakes made a business visit i to Muskogee Monday i Lucille Coppedge who is attend ing the Springfield Business col lege spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Ad Cop 1 pedge I Leonard Cox accompanied by Miss Edythe Traylor toured the Ozarks Sunday Miss Doris Oakes left Monday afternoon for Bacone college in Muskogee after a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Oakes Everett Mounger of Vera visited friends here over the week end Lloyd Thompson of Shawnee visited relatives here over the week end The Rev and Mrs Ver million accompanied by Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson attended the workers council of the Northeast ern Baptist association held at Choteau Tuesday Mr and Mrs Jimmy Thompson who spent the winter months with their son Claude Thompson at Shawnee returned to their home here Sunday (Conlinued on Cage Eieht) Help Kidneys If poorly functioning Kidneys and Bladder make you suffer from Getting Up Nights Nervousness Rheumatic Pains Stiffness Burning Smarting Itching or Acidity try the guaranteed Doctor's Prescription CystexiSiss tex) xt fix you up or money OyStvA back druggists TODAY AND THURSDAY MEN AND 'vW WOMEN i 'I WALL WALKS LIE WERE i HIS TO OR DESTROY I "COUNSELLOR AT law: Added VIT MUSICAL REVUE OR PRESIDENT I 1 TODAY AND THURSDAY en so 0 HJ4 Tmmtt a Mnu Tomo Ct not like others ot like others TVTO two people in the world look alike act alike So it is with tobacco just like folks No two leaves are the same 5 And the same with cigarettes no two brands are alike urthermore not only are the to baccos different but the way the to baccos are handled is different This you can understand You know just as well as we do that no two manufacturers use the same kinds of tobaccos or blend them or cross blend them or weld them together in the same manner We do everything that science knows and that money can buy to make CHESTERIELD as good a cigarette as can be made We hope you like them They are "not like Chesterfield the cigarette thats MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER I liKiL I yV 7 IWEc you can say Chesterfields Mwl Jk it A 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