Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 13

i SUNDAY MAY 22' 1932 PAGE THIRTEEN New Mode BAXTER was received7 here Satur OPWmr SUES OR TENDER SKINS 1918 and Bert Dresia Sub Announcin One Who Dared Democrat for Court Clerk Political Ad A CLASS SHOW CARD WRITING Night Classes or Justice of the Supreme Court ord 8 SUMMERS Red Hat Gasoline Mf oiciNAL STARTS JUNE 1st JACK TAYLOR BEORE YOU START THAT NEXT TRIP TO OTTAWA COUNTY VOTERS: a morning a holy com Moothart with the years ESAU WAS THE AGGRIEVED party THE WERE ALMOST ENTIRELY On HIS SIDE Baptist Church Hampton has re WEEKLY SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VH Jacob Esau Reconciled Broadlick er Mrs Grenola merly a school Word When You Ride In The New Lettering Layouts Commercial Art Etc A NEW EXPERIENCE AWAITS YOU PptVimc The officers of the chapter Mrs Bartlett regent: After having considered many solicitations I have decided to ask your support for the office of Court Clerk upon the Democratic ticket Phone 81 or Information He believed what the Man of Gali lee would say later on ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and pll these things will be' added unto Because it is made of the purest materials selected for their emollient and cleans ing qualities It has embod 7 ied in it the properties of Cuticura Ointment which soothe and heal 0UT on a lonely road far from a garage something goes wrong with the mo tor Sad situation! Next time remember to check your oil and be sure that that oil is AU Episcopal Church Third avenue: and street northwest Rev 'D Edwards vicar i Trinity No services at 8 a as the vicar is in Vinita at that time tdday Sunday school at 9 30 a Morning Sermon by Evening sermon" Services week: Daily 7:15 prayer '730 munlon Tuesday 8 adult class in religion Wednseday 7 choir re hearsal Presbyterian Church Central and street south west Harry Curtis pastor Sunday school 9:45 a Su perintendent arneman A graded school for all Organ ized adult classes also invite you Morning service 11 Subject Rose of Evening service 8 Sub ject "The Question God Special music' today by the choir Mrs Errebo direc tor This morning the choir will sing anthem Out Thy Mrs Dick Rice or ganist will play and As a Christian Endeavor 7 The annual of the church will be observed at the morning worship hour music special decorations and each member of the congrega tion presented a rosebud to wear during the service The public is cordially invited to all of the services of this church Mrs and Mrs Johes and John of Parsons arrived riday afternoon to" attend the graduation of their niece Margaret Jones They spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Jones Broadlick and son Robert of Riverside Cal visited friends in Baxter riday They were call ed to Pittsburg by the illness of Mr Broadlick's mother Mrs IVl VO A I I 1 a 4 LuuamiuA niULii Riley is also ill in Kas Broadlick was for teacher in the local high Day Pfrogram The' Senior class day program and recognition Service was held riday morning in the auditorium of the local high school The idea of a Wishing Weil was carried out the class prophecy being read from the wqjl The class will was read by Bert Layman president of the senior class The class poem was read by the author Helen Barrett George Winn played a trombone solo accompanied by Lois Hunt Mary Nutting gave a piano solo Edna Johnson and Marye Hibbs sang a duet The class history was read by Dale Campbell Edna Johnson was selected by the fac ulty as the best all around girl in the senior class and Orbra Rey burn as the best all around boy Miss Johnson was presented with a five dollar gold piece by Mrs Lancaster representative of the American Association University Woman Reyburn received a simi lar gift from the faculty which was presented by Supt White The best all around girl and boy are judged upon the fol lowing merits: Character scholar ship attitude activity and social qualities Bert Layman presented the school with a radio as a gift from the senior class The gift was accepted by Superintendent White The stulents on the honor roll and members of the glee club were introduced Debate pins were presented to members of the debate team which was composed of RheaMcCoy Catherine Lewis aye Mil der and Orbra Reyburn Claude Nichols director of the high school band awarded membership School Band asso ation to each member of the school band Members were given pins Esau played a part There were nd reproaches There was no unholy recollection to mar the complete magnanimity of his action He ran to meet Jacob em bracing him and kissing him while the two men wept and then as Esau lifted up his eyes and saw the great company with Jacob he was moved further The things that Jacob had brought to win his favor he refused to accept pleading that he had enough and offering rather a present on his own behalf It is a delightful interlude or climax in the story of the two brothers The narrative lights up the whole drama like sunlight pouring through the clouds on a dark and troubled day The man of aggressive selfish ambition may become a strong and noble character when he is purged from his meanness and duplicity and on the other hand a man who lacks ambition who is rather slack and indifferent may become a very gentle and admirable character when he orders his life aright 'faithful in the things that are needful but unselfish and gener ous and free entirely from greed and acquisitiveness The story is a "record of men of very diverse natures and characters may under the oper ation of right forces alike come to the better way of life And it reveals how the finer things of character fairness courage un selfishness and magnanimity out live all achievements of aggressive ness and acquisitiveness Men are remembered ultimately for what they have been rather than for what they have gotten ine Devaney Maxine Wanda Robbins Eugene Myrtle Boswell Wanda Willie Roy Boyd Betty more Clavton Grazier Kells Johnnie Mast Dale Mahood Herschel Weaver Lynn LeRoy Wade Louise Devaney Edna Wea ver Chleora Young Jackie Wil liams Marvin Cook Norma Louise Cook Delcie Stockton Eleanor Johnson Audrew McDaniels Anna Mae Adamson Ruth Caul Leia Reading rankie Thomas Velva Trigg Jack Hilligoss Albert Bos well Altis Johnson' Robert John son Clarence Matthis Loren Rob inson Johnnie Russel and Ray mond Ryon A Officers Mrs Bartlett regent of the Baxter Springs chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolu tion Saturday announced ths list or appointive officers chairmen and committees of the organiza tion for the coming year They are as follows: Year book Mrs James Hartley Mrs Ar buthnot Mrs I Andrews cor rect use of the flag Miss Belle Rucker Americanism and approv ed schools Mrs Harriet Sim mons Ellis Island Mrs Gil man student loan Mrs I An drews national defense embody ing patriot's education Mrs Percy King magazine Miss Lotta Smith genealogical records Mrs James Hartley publicity Mrs Percy King better films Miss Grace Perkins and Mrs Gil man Girl Home Makers Miss Grace Perkins: parliamentarian Mrs Arbuthnot and greetings il irst 1 Pastor I turned from the convention and I I will preach both morning and eve 11 ning at 10 am and 8 pm There I will be baptizing at the close of the I evening service The mission scfiool I will meet at 2:30 All unions will 1 meet in the respective places after the assembly under the' supervi I sion of Mrs Deord The time of I meeting from now 09 will be at 9 7 :00 pm The Sunday school les I son is one for all and all members of the family should plan to remain ''after the Tnorning preachin when r'l all classes and departments will meet for Bible study at 11:00 a Im i One week from Monday this church will begin its annual Daily Vacation Bible school As this I date will be Decoration day the I school is to assemble for reports and records after 'which it will be dismissed for all who wish to share in the decoration services This church with the pastor ex pends a most cordial invitation to the public to worship with us to day Appropriate music will be furnished by the choir and orches tra services 1 11 the vicar prayer 6 No and activities for the Sale of tickets are reported good for the dance to be given Thursday night at the Elite amusement hall to finance the trip of the local De Molay degree team to Topeka where they will confer the De Mo lay degree at the state convention to be held June 5 and 6 Accord ing to ticket sales the following towns are expected to be represent ed at the dance: Miami Pittsburg Carthage Joplin Webb City Co lumbus Galena Riverton Lowell and Baxter Springs The Baxter chapter degree team will confer the De Molay degree for candidates from the chapter in Columbus at the regular meeting to be held here Tuesday evening All Masons are invited to attend the meeting Mr and Mrs Daley Miss Mary Daley and Mrs John Tye and son John Jr of Chanute and School Records Thirty three pupils of Lincoln school had perfect attendance rec ords for the year and 47 pupils were neither absent nor tardy dur ing the last semester according to an announcement by Vernon Hog gatt principal The list for the year is as follows: Paul Mozier Loyle Van Horn Juanita Hardy Mozell Boyd Louise Brewer Claudine Devaney Wanda Robbins Eugene Putman Myrtle Boswell Wanda Boswell Willie Roy Boyd Betty Jean Elmore Clayton Gra zier Johnnie Mast Dale Mahood Herschel Weaver Louise Devaney Edna Weaver Marvin Cook Nor Johnson Mae Ad Reading Boswell Johnson Robinson The Wewoka Times Dfimocrat recently haj the following to say of Judge A Summers who is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the supreme court in this district: Judge A Summers of Wagoner has just completed a six term of dis trict court here as specially assigned judge His ease and informal way of hold ing court seems to be equally popular with lawyers litigants and jurora His service upon the district for a number of years has carried his repute us a juriat to all eornera of the elate so far as the bar is concerned but to a lay man and upon first observation of him in action upon the bench this soon ba femes secondary to his outstanding sense of legal rigant and wrong end bls ded for the execution of justice between litie ants We will be delighted to see Judge um rners back with ua any time nn outride judge is sent here to help take earn of the overrun of business in ibis dl triet ollUcal Advertisement CIRCLE (A Good Consistant Motor Oil) ma Louise Cook Eleanor Audrey McDaniels Anna amson Ruth Caul Leia rankie Thomas Albert Altis Johnson Robert Clarence Matthis Loren Johnnie Russel and Raymond Ry on Pupils who were neither ab sent nor tardy for the last semes ter were: Billie Wallis Jessie Nichols Paul Mozier Kenneth Brewer Loyle Van Horn Edward Cope Juanita Hardy Sherrell Jean Praiiser Nettie Marie Reber Mo zell Boyd Louise Brewer Claud Lindsey Putman Boswell Jean El Mildred Text: Gen 33:1 11 The International Uniform Sun day School Lesson for May 22 By WILLIAM GILROY Editor of The Congregationalist The reconciliation of Jacob and Esau came late but it was very effectual when it came Probably it was made possible by the fact that both men had grown in wis dom and also 'in moral outlook and character since the day when slack ness in the one man and duplicity in the other had brought tragic Reparation between the brothers On the whole the story of the reconciliation is more creditable to Esau than to Jacob and it does much to restore the balance in estimate of the character of the man who sold his birthright Esau was the aggrieved party the concessions were almost en tirely on his side Jacob approach ed their meeting with fear a fear that was born of a guilty con science He knew that he had wronged his brother and his com mon sense led him to expect a reception However Jacob had largely out grown his selfishness and his trickery Responsibility had sob ered him and it was to his credit that he was evidently more con cerned for the safety of the wo men and children than for himself At any rate he protected them and went forward himself to meet the risk and the possible wrath of his brother He bowed himself to the ground seven times in token of his humil ity and perhaps as an acknowledg ment of his repentance Something new in hair fashions has bobbed up the tooth bang attractively displayed here by Mme Roube Tanski prom inent Parisian sofMAtxr matron rTiia style won wide vogue in the smart rench capital when its sponsors made humorous capital out of the dental inspiration Southern Methodist Church A and Second Streets The Little Church Around the Corner Willmoore Kendall minister Miss Tessie Rudell musical di rector Mrs Paul Rpbarts pianist the has omitted by the It is entirely unlike any motor ride you have ever had ree smooth power in abundance and a top speed of 80 miles and better Prominent Miami business men who rode in the new ord 8 last week proclaim ed it the biggest surprise and thrill of their motoring ex perience SEE AND DRIVE THE NEW ORD 8 PRICED ROM $460 Up OTTAWA 'MOTOR 300 North Main Phone 340 and flowers Mr or are: Miss Grace Perkins vice regent Mrs Harriet Simmons secre tary Miss Belle Rucker treasurer Mrs Percy King registrar Mrs rank Perkins Sr librarian Mrs James Hartley historian and Mrs Arbuthnot chaplain The morning sermon theme is Benefactions of The choir will sing the anthem Pil by Wilson Organ numbers will incude con from Sonata in Minor and will be played by Mrs Paul Braha ney organise The evening service will be fea tured by a beautiful musical pro gram of 30 minutes duration di rected by Mrs Nelle Rogers choir leader Miss Mabel Beck Herman Mozer Miss Letha Sparlin Mrs John Giffin Albert Trudgeon will assist the choir Miss Beck will sing Voice in the Wil by Scott "Savior Hear Us When We will be sung by the juhior choir of the church God Said: Let the by Haydn and in oam ing by the same author will be sung by Mr Mozer tation from by Massenet will be played by Miss Sparlin violinist accompanied by Mrs Gif fin The choir' will sing a number of anthems including Waited on the by Mendelssohn assist ed by Letha Sparlin and Albert Trudgeon violinist The organ se lections will include from 3rd Sonata by Gilmont and by and will be played by Mrs Brahaney Big Brother to your business bank with its directorate of men of di bncinocs LUI vouo LlHUUgll ALJj daily financial and market contacts qualifies competently to render guidance to your business IH I am the son of Mr and Mrs Dresia who operated the IKurai telephone Company of Miami from 1910 to have lived in Ottawa County since 1905 I am a graduate of Miami High School and the Business College or two years I was employed Photo Abstract Company of Miami and the nasf have been Deputy County Clerk in the Register of Deeds Department Such experiences have qualified me for the of fice for which I ask If elected I will at all times be found on the job just as I have since I have been serving as register of deeds I shall try to see everyone before election day but if I miss you I hopeyou will consider my qualifiactions and if you de cide to support me it will be greatly appreciated Respectfully IT PAYS was cast into the den nierht he stavpd with fhorn the mouths were closed and could not be opened to harm him God shut the mouths so his servant would not be harmed This He did as a reward for Daniel who remained true to Him The pure truthful life has power Living as much like Christ as possible gives some of power to us for He in us He Dared to Pray and Seek Guidance Such an outstanding lifp as Dan has a secret somewhere It will not be found of material means or by human methods His power was in his prayer life and his closeness to God After God had given the' interpretation of dreams he would pray went into his house: and his windows being opened in his chamber to ward Jerusalem he kneeled upon his knees three times a day and prayed and' gave thanks before his God as he did Daniel was not afraid to pray He was not timid about praying He knew the source of his power No wonder that he faced the I ons unafraid and stood unafraid in the presence of kings and kirgdnrns! He dared to do right he dared to keep himself pure he dared to speak the truth end he dared tn pray and seek God's leadership Price 25c Proprietors: Potter Drug Chemical Corp Malden Mass Try Cuticora Shaving Cream George Eliot brilliant authoress comes before us like a ghost of tragedy because she drifted from the majestic and simle faith Ed gar Allen Poe plumed kniirht of poetrv brings sobs to us when we read his and know that he shattered his lance on the cup! These and thousands of others walk before us demonstrating powerful ability but flaunting their wickedness and disregard for virtue and Christian character How much lonqei would they live in our hearts had they put purity before achievement and character before everything else! The attacks on character in this modern age are many and danger ous Hapny is the youth who is anchored in the faith of Christ who gives power to overcome temptation and conquer evil The one Qualification Daniel had was a Christian life He went out and met the enemy and conquered him He Dared to Speak the Truth and Be True to His Convictions God gave Daniel understanding in all dreams and visions Could this have been possible had Daniel not been true in his life 9 His life was a background that gave cour age to tell the truth even to kings when the truth was not popular He dared to tell the king the truth He was the only one in the king dom who knew the interpretation of the dreams Truth lives in the heart of God His word is truth Truth though often unpleasant must be known God is behind the forces of truth and will cause truth to come from every front a triumphant warrior God gives power to His people to speak the truth ailure to speak the truth brought the first trans gression and hence is responsible for every act of Adam's fallen race Daniel had the courage to speak the truth and interpret the dreams to the king knowing that the re sults would be unfavorable to him Daniel did not seek popularity though he had it He became pop ular for his regard for the truth and the courage of his convictions It is a timely lesson for us today 1 God is looking for young people who place a premium on truth sneaking as well as truth seeking What a fn hrict the truth to serve our selfish ends! IDaniel faced danger bravely be cause he had spoken the truth He i All But 9 Your Car In Our Hands Will Give It Longer Life RWW ALU' OVER THE OISTRJCT riends Church Zimmerman pastor Sunday school 10 'am We study today how to cultivate peace at home and abroad We have a qlass for you Bring your Bible Morning service 11 am ject Evening service 8 pm Subject Dimension of Christian End vor 7 nm Beth Spence senior leader Topic to Use Music in We have three societies You will find a place to work in one of these Midweek services 8 pm Prayer meeting at the church Tuesday 8 pm Special announcements: God has included you in his plans Have you included him in yours? You will be better this week if you at i tend services somewhere today 11 The riendly church welcomes you ri today Come I irst Church cf Christ Scientist street and Second avenue I northwest I Sunday school 9:45 am Sun BjTday services 11 am Wednesday If evening meeting at 8 A free reading room and lending li brary located in the foyer of the church is open each week day ex it cept holidays from 2 to 4:30 pm The public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit the reading room and will be the sub I ject of the Lesson Sermon in all I the Churches of Christ Scientist branches of The Mether Church The irst Church of Christ Scien tist in Boston Mass on Sunday Mav 22 1932 I The Golden Text is from 1 Cor inthians 3:16 ye not that va $TA thtf temnlo flnrl otizI 4 the spirit of God dwelleth in Among the citations which con Kh stitute the Lesson Sermon is the following from the Bible: i Lord js good upto them that wait for him to the soul that seeketh I (Lam 3:24 25) The Lesson Sermon also includes the following citation from the Christian Science textbook ence and Health with Key to the by Mary Baker Eddy: that soul and its attri butes were forever manifestedi through man the master healed the sick gave sight to the blind Ij hearing to the Jmf feet to the lame thus bringing to light the scientific action of the divine Mind on human minds and bodies and 1 giving a better understanding of soul and (p 210) irst Christian Church 1 'James Michael 11 Sunday school 9:30 a Pente cost is the general theme of all KI worship services of the Sunday flj school and church services today Eli A decision service will held at I( zne close of the Sunday school Morning service 10:45 a Sub ject Spirit of I Evening service Subject Way Mrs Lambert will sing Lord is My by Allit sen and the choir will sing the an them' Not Your Heart Be by Wilson at the rnorn ing service and a quartet will sing (at the evening service Christian Endeavor young peo ple senior and intermediate socie ties at 7 '1 Choir rehearsal Wednesday eve s' sing at 8 I1 Special services Thursday eve ning to hear the Rev Tom Hill missionary to India He will bring a great mesage at 8 o'clock The public is invited first Methodist Episcopal Church Mstthew Simpson Minister Sunday school 9:45 worship 11 Epworth League 7 evening worship 8 Arthur Croninger is superinten dent of the Sunday school which is wel organized and efficiently offi cered You are invited to attend if you are not interested in some oth arKhooL 'v tr MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA1 Security Bank and Trut Company Miami Oklahoma day morning of the death in Kan sas City of Mrs Boushew Mrs Bousher was the grandmother of Mrs Ralph Pfremmer She had many friends in Baxter Springs MAGIC SLEEP SMOKE BOSTON May 21 Lee Wee Chinese laundryman will be sus picious hereafte of all persO'ns who enter his shop smoking Two" men visited him recently and while they talked to him blew dense clouds of smoke in his face Presently Lee fell into a peaceful sleep When he awoke the two visitors had left with $55 he had in his cash drawer' By REV GROVER SCALES Miami Okla purposed in his heart that he would not defile himself" Daniel 1:8 The character of our text demon strates how God can use an indi vidual who abstains from sin Dan iel is a personification of purity in life and conduct His life clearly embodies those lasting virtues which make character Some one has said that the best place to judge human character is at home but the Bible announces a higher test in that Daniel was away from home when the testing time came The most severe test of character is not at home but away from home but from under the restrictions of home separated from the environs of early youth (and parental guidance 1 at tne Daniel and his tnree associates Special' were carried away from their na tive land to Babylon where they were held in captivity They are described as in whom was no blemish but well favored and i skilful In all wisdom and cunning in knowledge and God had given these knowledge and skill in all learning and wisdom All of our talents are God given and should not be neglected Dan iel had courage to stand in the face of temptation and danger He Dared to Keep Himself Pure and Abstain from Sin Daniel regarded his body as a gift from God and chose not to defile it He refused to take wine that contained dangerous elements In that early day the danger of al cohol was well known Although offered by the servants of the king who had control over him he re fused to take it It was contrary to his early teachings He sought to keep himself unspotted from the contaminating influences of heath en society though it required cour age to do so Purity of character is a distinct mark of virtue in life The su preme virtue Is purify Purity is more to be desired than talents though Daniel possessed unusual talents God has a way of giving talents to those who keep them selves pure and undefiled God has never used any person in a great way who did not have a pure char acter though the skill of that in dividual may have been unsurpass ed Daniel guarded Jiis influence in a heathen land He determined that those early influence thrown around him by his parents and prophets should not be re pudiated 7 How every youth today should resnect such God given in fluences! Soon to be leaving school and home to engage in service per haps in another state or a strange land what will be the weight of those early teachings? in pure living is more essential than excellence in edu cational achievements and is more to be desired than excellence in skill or what are great talents worth if the possessor of them is unsound at the heart? Historv af fords many who achieved great ness in their line but who sink into oblivion because their lives were not consistent with their deeds One admires the myriad minded Coleridge but is reminded that the opium habit wgs the vice that eclipsed his fame and robbed him of glory style was al most faultlessly nerfect but his excesses' make a black mark across the white page which he adorned with his pen great gen ius is marred of the harsh ness that stained his rare talents The morning service of Southern Methodist church oeen oraereu Church Official Board in nrHnr 1 that the congregation may be af forded the opportunity to attend the baccalaureate service at the 1 Junior college where Dr Adolph xuynsciieiu win be tne speaker Without doubt one of the most brilliant scholars and charming public speakers in the state Dr Lynscheid is also a man of out standing religious devotion teach ing regularly a great Bible class each Sunday To hear him will be indeed a privilege The Happy Sunday eve ning service 7:45 pm Theme in the a modern ap plication of a strange Old Testa ment narrative Sunday school 9:45 am Perry Porter 7 superintendent Maupin and statistical secretary Epworth League 6:45 Miss Ed na Chandler president KIDNAPED COW RETURNED OR GROCERIES RANSOM MENARD Tex May: Kidnaping for ransom has made its appearance in livestock circles in Texas A prize cow belonging to George Stangel bank ckshier was taken from her pen recently Stangel re ceived a note telling him to place $10 worth of groceries in the ceme tery whereupon he would be told the whereabouts of the animal At a given spot he found a note him to the cow which he retrieved TURKEY LOCK RAIDER REVEALED AS BULLROG KERRVILLE Tex May A new kind of marauder' has made its appearance on a ranch near here John Henderson troubled with raids on his flock of baby turkeys armed himself with a shotgun and stood watch for the prowler It turned out to be a bullfrog which leAned from th a tiAnrhv ofaaV and made off with the turkeys one at a time At Its second appear I ante nenueraon aaot JU' JaK I A if Jrfe 7 7 4 Il jiii 4 I 7 0 1 1 1 VI YlSli iikii 1 i IWf jfj 1W 1 1 "101 (ofpl CHurs or 1 1 IN al SB vs Sro affects Sr I I Pi Lc I MT' RnlinttahJ krn Njia 8 ms11! 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