Pauls Valley Democrat from Pauls Valley, Oklahoma • 4

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Still family in California last winter while in Los Angeles on business "Mr Still has been laboring under great difficulty in Japan especially since the government has demanded that the church there be turned over to the government and Mr Still refused because the government is making the missionaries substitute Japanese history for Old Testament history and is compelling the religious schools to teach their students military training" said Grubbs "Because of his refusal to cooperate with this method Mr Still has suffered much aggravation on the part of the government and his wife and children were sent to America several months ago because It was thought unsafe for them there" The mtsionary is in America for a short furlough said the minitser "Considering the turn in the world events in the last few months Mr Still will have much first hand information on many for the public of America" he added "and every one is invited to attend our services Sunday and hear him" I 0' CAP4 you IMA di 1St 141AI CAP4 you IP-IA(111Ni 144A I CAT 0 0 SA rOwti of 07000 Pa tifint 'Wird NDIOM I 71 CATC1()SA ti of or000 ot il ro ios ra I mai tntrteD- 1 I ODIICX IfiltiillY 'IA ---wag7- gor-- --17 U--12t tWP MILER WANTS of grain stretching farilter than eye can see dot this vast field on Russian collective farm in North Caucasus region of Russia It is this rich land of the Ukraine with its products of grain and oil that causes Hitler to make war on Russia ate Nit tell ELMORE CITY HEWS DEATH CLAIMS CHARLEY PRICE FLOOD CLEANUP VIE RUSHED Twenty-Seven Cases Are On 1 Docket For Semi-Monthly 1 Session Before Williams Twenty-seven cases are set for action at the semi-monthly motion day in district (will next Monday according to the docket annOtineed today by Ed Craig Jr court clerk Included in the list are five routine "for sentence" cases in criminal actions District Judge Ben Williams will preside over the session The cases scheduled for action are: Johnson Vs Johnson Stella Johnson vs Bert Johnson for judgment Ruth Stewart vs A Stewart motion to re-taxi costs Mildred Martin vs Troy Martin for trial Besse Leerskov vs Arthur Leerskov application for citation for contempt Henry Carter vs Charles Carter Inc et al application to sell assets Carmichael et at vs Ellen Carmichael et al injunction and citation: A Howard vs Rhoda McKee et al motion for default judgment Floy Ellis es Tradesmens National Bank et al demurrer Richardson Va County Samuel Richardson et al vs Board of County Commissioners et al demurrer Janniev tee vs I Tolbert motion to make more definite and certain Amirco Products Inc vs Sam Alvis motion to make more definite and certain Clary vs Board of County Commissioners et al motion for default Judgment Marie Tipton vs Otis Garrett et aL motion to quash motion to make more definite and certain Southwestern Drug Corpration vs Richardson-Robinson Drug company motion to quash Theo Scrivner vs Masonic and Odd Fellows Building Association motion to quash Minnie Marsh White vs Bowie motion to quash Earl Gray et al vs John Wards motion to quash Crump Vs Deal Crump vs Deal mcstion to quash: David Slesnick et al vs Bradshaw motion to quash Abil Clark vs Blanton et al motion to require tender into court Lela Buford Ayres vs Board of County Coaunissioners et al demurrer Niete Jones Smith vs Board of County Commissioners et al demurrer State vs Lee Harraway for sentence State Junior Albright for sentence State vs Jack Hughes for sentence: State vs Jack Mitchell for sentence: state vs Robert Holmes for sentence MMOMPO1MMMM ALEXAIIDER IS MERCHANT STAR Prominent Mule Buyer Is Stricken Fatally Late Tuesday At Barn Here (D i 14' j) ig IP tZ City Team Wins Another In Loop Coalgate Victim Behind the hurling of Glenn Alexander Pau Is Valley's Merchants made it three in a row in the new South Central 'league Sunday at Coalgate winning 12 to 3 Alexander's mound work was the standout feature of the Merchants win He gave up only three hits to the Coalgate nine and fanned 13 of them While he was holding down the opponents three of his mates paced tne offensive drive Colonel Stephens James Wood and Ray Keith Brinley managed to get on base Just about every time they came up and did a lot of scoring too The Merchants next league game will te with Wapanucka here next Sunday at 3 o'clock They are attempting to get a home game for Fourth of July William Davis New York patent attorney selected by President Roosevelt to succeed Dr Clarence A Dykstra as chairman of National Defense Mediation Board on July He has been praised by employers a nd employes for handling of various labor disputes Charley Price well-to-do stockman and fanner nere br many years and one of the southwest's largest independent mule buyers died 'late Tuesday afternoon at his home at 802 North Walnut street He was 60 years old Death occurred about an hour after he was stricken at his mule barn at 415 South Chickasaw He was taken to his home immediately after being stricken contendirg his condition was not serious A native of Kansas Price had been a frequent visitor to his father's farm east of the city now the property of Dr Greening before coming here to establish his mule exchange about 30 years ago He had grown up near Wichita Kans and later had gone to Oklahoma It was in Oklahoma City that he got his start in the mule business working as a buyer for the late Hales Later he came to Paula Valley and began purchasing Mules for himself He was listed as one of the largest independent buyers in the nation He also owned valuable farmland in the Washita river bottom near Paula Valley in addition to the mule exchange business Immediate survivors are his wife and two daughters Eva Jean and Georgia Gayle of the home address Funeral services were conducted at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Presbyterian churen with Frank A Grubbs minister of the Christian church and Dr Reynolds Presbyterian minister officiating Burial was in Mt Olivet cemetery here under direction of the Stilt flebean Funeral home Thanks To All Who Aided In Campaign Expressed By Mayor Bob Maxwell Mayor Bob Maxwell said today the city cleanup job was nearly completed and that all traces of the recent flood so far as sanitation is concerned are fading "A real job has been done" he said and we cannot refrain front extending our thanks and appreciation to Orme whose cooperation made possible the accomplishment in such a short time and with unusual efficiency under le stress of circumstances" He praised the Chamber of Commerce for its cooperation and planning state and local WPA officials for appropriations and men and to the WPA engineers foremen and workers for "the fine work they did" He also had words of prase for the state health department for its advice and work in the cleanup and for the clinic at which more than 2500 persons were immunized and for the furnishing of vaccine to local doctors who vaccinated many more Others who assisted in the emergency were listed by Maxwell as the 'county commissioners who furnished trucks and otherwise aided in the city commissioners city policemen the highway patrol and sheriff's officers women of the city for their 'organization and dissemination of information He expressed the city's thcnks to Clarence Swinney Mrs Bobby Winans Miss Laura Doyle Mrs Harris Mrs George Loper and Mrs Hugh Hart who volunteered their sevices with the health clinic "And last but not least" the mayor said "we are grateful for the cooperation and courtesy of the citizens of the entire city without which no official group or organiza: tion could have accomplished the results Your city in full cooperation with county state and other officials and the Chamber of Commerce is planning with the hope that such a flood may not occur again" TRASH MMHG Is FROVII1ED OH IIARRALL FREED Oil BOND HERE HOLIDAY Val BE OBSERVED imoimant mftmo Field Urges Hauling From Downtown Irusiness Area who is employed there spent the weekend here with the faintly Mr and Mrs James Adams and little son of Pau ls Valley were guests of her mother Mrs Opal Mc Key Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs John Owens and daughters of Wilson were guests of her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Satterwhite and other relatives Sunday Mr and Mrs Raymond Paine and daughter of Pau Is Valley visited here Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Tallaferro Mr and Mrs Leub and Mr and Mrs Prestage of Lawton were guests of their sister Mrs Troy Osteen and family Sunday Rev and Mrs A Burke have as houseguests this week Misses Mary Phillips and Jimm la Ray Jones of Dallas Texas Mrs Orunay and Mrs Claude Stelding visited in Ardmore Sunday afternoon with Mrs Marvin Cochran Mr Cochran who is seriously ill in a hospital there is reported to be little improved Mrs Joe Bristol returned home Saturday night from a three weeks vacation trip through several points of interest in western states She was accompanied on the trip by her son Joe Jr and Mrs Galloway and son Creighton of Duncan Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Salt Lake City Reno and several places in California were included in the points visited Mrs Billy Massey aril son left Saturday for their home in Level-land Texas after a visit of several days here with relatives Jack Alton and Mickey Anderson who had visited here several days accompanied them back to their home also Mr and Mrs Homer Hall visited in Hennepin Sunday with his mother Mrs Hall and also visited Turner Falls and Sulphur Sunday afternoon Miss Zelma Moore was an overnight guest in the home of an uncle Mr and Mrs Frank More and family in Pauls Valley Thursday night Work was begun last week on the construction of a new five room home for Mrs Lade Nation which will be on the site of the old home which has been torn down Miss Bobo Is Bride of Edei-ar Murray' A wedding of interest to their many friends here was that of Wednesday June 25 when Miss Madge Bobo became the bride of Edgar Murary The vows were read by Robert Gulley church of Christ minister of Paula Valley in his study The only attendants were Mrs Gulley and Miss Leola Adams of Fort Worth Texas The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Elbert Bobo and is a graduate of the local high school Mr Murray is a graduate of the Hughes Consolidated highschool and is the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Murray They plan to establish a home near Pauls Church News Buck Cook will begin a 10-days series of talks at the Oak Grove Church of Christ Thursday June 3 Services will begin at 8:15 in The public is cordially invited to attend these services City's Business To Be Slow Friday Fourth Of July Preliminary Trial Set In Auto Death For July 11 Hermit Drumright an oil compang employee who drove a pickup truck hich fatally injured Mrs Bowie at Stratford last Wednesday was at liberty under $1500 bond today and is scheduled to be given a preliminary hearing July 11 Harrail made bond and was released from custody Saturday following his arraignment before Judge Garvin on a charge of second degree manslaughter His preliminary trial was set for July 11 by Judge Garvin The manslaughter count charges negligence to Harrell in connection with his operation of the truck that struck Mrs Bowie as she started to croos highway 18 where it intersects highway 19 at the west edge of Stratford She died of a head injury about three hours after the accident Friday will be the Fourth of July i and business in Pauls Valley will be I at a virtual standstill with only the skeleton holiday group remaining open according to Mrs Helen Smith Merchants association secret tary She said merchants were not polled Individually because they always have closed on July 4 in the past "and the situation being what it is at this time leaves no doubt about their intentions this year" Public offices also will be closed throughout the day as the city observes the anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence Burning of trash inside the city fire downtown business frowned on today by Fire Chief Julian Field In fact he frowned enough to ask all persons to refrain from the practice in the future After all Fire Chief Field recalled there is a city ordinance prohibiting the burning of trash in the fire zone But of late he said he had received a number of complaints about violations of the ordinance "I want to urge the cooperation of all citizens in doing all we can to eliminate every fire hazard we can" Field said Trash should be hauled from the business burned Putting a halt to trash burning downtown will eliminate one of the citys biggest hazards said the chief By MRS BUCK COOK Mr and Mrs Earl Pau ley and son and daughter of Iraan Texas came Saturday for a few days visit with her parents Mr and Mrs lered Merriman and family Mrs I Johnson and son George of Lawton visited here Sunday witsi relatives as she was enroute home from a visit with other relatives in Ardmore and Pau ls Valley Mr and Mrs Troy Nation and son and daughter of Graford Texas visited over the weekend here with her I parents Mr and Mrs Joe Bristol and' in Pauls Valley with his mother and brother Mrs Mary Nation and Mr and Mrs Jack Nation On Sunday they went to Byars and were guests of Rev and Mrs Dwight Hopkins who moved Liere form Fairview last week where he will be pastor of the Byars Methodist church Mr and Mrs Newton went to Oklahoma City Sunday and were guests of their daughter Mrs John Hobbs Mr Hobbs and other relatives Mr and Mrs Elmore Taltaterro Mr and Mrs Dodge and Mrs Grundy and Mrs Claude Stelding tended funeral services held in Wynnewood Sunday afternoon for Mrs Mary Cochran Mr and Mrs A Collins visited in Oklahoma City Sunday in the home of a son Mr and Mrs Clynton Collins Louis Conrad of Ranger Texas attended business matters here Thursday and visited in the home of Stephens and family AMOS Drennan Ira Welch Paul and Ira Hipp attended a special meeting of the Masonic order held in Shawnee Thursday night Mrs Dicey Vaughn who has been employed in Wynnewood the past three months returned to her home here Sunday Mrs Orvil Knight and little son Stanley who are spending some time in the home of her parents Mr and Birch of Sulphur are visiting relatives and friends here this week Miss Pauline Brewer returned home Thursday from a visit of several days in Iraan Texas with an uncle Mr and Mrs John Brewer and family Mr and Mrs Hershel Boutwell of Lawton were guests of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Wilson Sunday Mrs Jack Grimmett of Pauls Valley who had spent the past week there returned here with them and went to her home Sunday afternoon Mrs George Kennedy accompanied Mrs Sue Morgan of Pernell to Stillwater Friday and spent the weekend with their daughters Miss Paula Jean Kennedy and Miss Imogene Morgan students of A and college Miss Rosamond Harmon left Monday for her home in Ada after a two weeks visit here with her grandmother Mrs Harmon Mrs Harman of Maysville was the guest of her son Mr and Mrs Harman Saturday evening Lieut and Mrs Joe Gilmore and little daughter Judy left Wednesday for Camp Leonard Wood in Missouri where he has been transferred Irons Fort Sill Mr and Mrs Charlie McKey had as dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Roy Teel and Mrs Alma Lee Wood and daughter Jane and Louis Mulligan of Rush Springs Miss Ruby klcIrey of Oklahoma City and Mrs Stelding Jane remained for a visit here this week Henry Stephens attended to business matters in Oklahoma City Wed nesday I Mrs Irene Bingham of County Line and Mrs Ada Barnett of the Roady community are spending this 1 week with their mother Mrs A Cain who is seriously ill at her home Miss Ruth Wilson spent the weekend in Cromwell as the guest of Mrs Pearl Thompson Mrs Garvin Gist and sons of Nashville 111 visited friends and relatiVes here and at Pernell last week as they were enroute to Modena Texas for a visit with her Parents Mr and Mrs George Pyle Mrs GrUndy and Mrs Roy Speaks and little son were Oklahoma City visitors Saturday Mr Speaks -I nesday i Mrs Irene Bingham of County Line and Mrs Ada Barnett of the Roady community are spenning this with their mother Mrs A Cain who is seriously ill at her home Miss Ruth Wilson spent the week- end in Cromwell as the guest of Mrs Pearl Thompson Mrs Garvin Gist and sons of Nashville 114 tilted friends and rel- atives here and at Pernell last week as they were enroute to Modena Texas for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs George Pyle Mrs Ortindy and Mrs Roy Speaks and little son were Oklahoma Bethel News I Roady News War Puts Price On Topflight Dairy Cows On Escalator 139 Register Here In Tuesday Signup City 'Plugged' At Square Dance Pau Is Valley got its share of recognition Saturday night at Oidatioma City's downtown ball closing dedication ceremonies of Will Rogers bombing base there About 25 from here attended the ceremonies and presented a square dance in the civic center program late in the evening and were introduced by Mayor Hefner of Oklahoma City Frank Matt hies of Pau Is Valley called the square dances by special There wasn't any Sunday school Sunday We hope more will try and come out next Sunday We Oope to build up the Sunday bth001 Sunday will be election of new officers Itz next quarter Also have ntw literature Singing was very interesting Sunday night We thank these who rendered the speciel songs We also thank those who donated for the beneut of the bays who ar in camp Rev Crawford is due to preach here Sunday morning after Sunday school Personals Mr and Mrs A Gi May and children Lehman and Juanita Mrs Sheppard and children and David Mr and Mrs Hoyt Arden Mr and Mrs Li Hard Arden and Marie Mumford spent Sunday in Sulphur All reported a gran a' trip Mr and Mrs Virgil ISM and children spent Sunday visiting relatives at Lindsay Ernest Hayes attended services at Daylight Sunday Mrs Mary Tolbert of Pants Valley spent awhile Sunday afternoon with Mrs A Hamilton- Hines sr and Dick Fagan made a business trip to Oklahoma City Sunday returning Monday Mr and Mrs Dick Fagan and children visited awhile Thursday night with Mr and Mrs Earl McPherson Mr and Mrs Herman Caudle entertained with a' party Wednesday night All attending had a pleasant evening iirsday i Mc- en- tesday easant The number of youths registering' here Tuesday in the county's second army registration day fell consid-! erabiy under the number anticipated' according to figures announced today by Fred Rennie draft board chairman Rennie said 139 registered in Garvin county As many as 250 had been expected to register Of the number registering five were negmes Eight living outside the county were registered here and their cards will be sent to their home districts and cards of men living here but registering elsewhere will be sent here Rennie said there were provisions for late registrants so anyone unable to register Tuesday still has a chance to do so and meet requirements of the law SAN Holstein-Friesian cattle auctioned off here reportedly at the highest average price obtained anywhere in the United States in the last ten years give testimony to the slaughter of herds and critical economic conditions in Europe Holsteins come from the Netherlands where their origin has been traced back to the dawn of the Christian era Transplanted to the United States in Civil War days after several unsuccessful attempts they now account for about 60 per cent of the milk produced in the leading dairy states The San Francisco sale and show was staged by civic bodies with the realization that wide distribution of high-grade animals for breeding was of special importance now Representatives of Canada and Latin American countries participated Average price was $49 Sunday school and singing was very well attended Sunday We hope to I see more out next Sunday 1 The farmers of this community are very busy with their crops If dry weather permits crops will soon be I laid by 1 Those spelling Sunday in the 1W Stephens home were Mr and I Mrs Elmer Andel son of Parks and Mr and Mrs Homer IIhes and children IMrs Claud Giboney is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Newt Easely Miss Wilma Ray Genes became the bride of Mr John Hudson Saturday We wish them much happiness and success in the future Those visiting Sunday in the Easley home were Alvin and Joan Mr and Mrs Red Thompson Mrs Viniard and Mrs Claud Giboney and son Joe Alton Burton and Miss Joyce Lee Burton spent Saturday night in the Ross Burson home Many of this community attended the singing convention at Wynnewood View Sunday Gene Boteler spent Thursday with Alvin Stephens Mrs Toye Hughes spent Tuesday with Miss Stanley Stephens Mr and Mrs John Sise and children visited in the Stephens home Friday evening View Sunday Gene Boteler spent Thursday with Alvin Stephens Mrs Toye Hughes spent Tuesday with Miss Stanley Stephens Mr and Mrs John Sise and chil- dren visited in the Stephens home Friday evening vownwinmdoomimlommomowoa16 Convention Report Given To Kilvanictns Marriage Licenses Mrs Cochran Rites Conducted Sunday Kimsey reported on the re cent Kiwanis International convention in Atlanta at the Kiwanis clubs weekly luncheon here Wednesday noon making an interesting survey of the accomplishments He attended as a delegate from from the local club Two new members were biducted Into the Phillips who Tuesday officially became superintendent of schools and Tom Morehead appliance dealer July Fourth Golf Tourney Is Set Here Arless Edgar Murray 22 Wynnewood and Madge Bankston Bobo 20 Elmore City Arthur Turner 29 and Dorothy Rooker 18 both of Davis Lovin 21 Pleasanton Calif and Stella Jeannett Pelfrey 15 PaolL Alfred Weaver 18 Byars and dred Richardson 18 Wynnewood Landers 24 Seminole and Marie Pointer 18 Pau Is Valley Harry Swinford 21 Lindsay and Eugene Keeler 18 Purcell John Hudson 21 and WIWI Ray Jean 18 both of Wynnewood Oliver Cobb 22 Wynnewood and Lenora McCaskill 13 Elmore City Roy Cates 21 Wynnewood and Willie Wickware 17 Pauli Valley Andrew Davis 25 Pauli Valley and Rose Heffington 24 Konowa 411ci A LLib LULL itt chollowa Arthur Turner 29 and Dorothy Rooker 18 bout of Davis Lovin 21 Pleasanton Calif and Stella Jeannett Pelfrey 15 Paoli Alfred Weaver 18 Byars and Mil dred Richardson 18 Wynnewood Landers 24 Seminole and Marie Pointer 18 Pau Is Valley Harry Swinford 91 Lindsay and Eugene Keeler 18 Purcell John Hudson 21 and WIIMS Ray Jean 18 both of Wynnewood Oliver Cobb 22 Wynnewood and Lenora McCaskill 13 Elmore City Roy Gates 21 Wynnewood and Willie I Wicksare 17 Paula Valley Andrew navia 25 Punk Vtillov mnA Re-i 1 Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at Wynnewood for Mrs Mary Cochran aunt of Mrs Shumate of Pau Is Valley She Wed on Friday 'The rites were conducted in Mrs Cochran's home Among those attending were Mr and Mts Shumate Mr and Mrs Chesley Wood Shumate Mr an Joe Bottoms Mrs Oros and Mrs JarVIS Lt Pau ls Valley Print of Lindsay imd Miss Eunice Cochran of Oklahoma City 1 A blind bogey tournament will be held Mirth of July the Rennie golf course It was announced today Ail golfers in the vicinity who want to spend a day on the links will have an opportunity to do It with a little competition thrown in It is one of several competitive tourneys which are planned for the season on the (local course 11PA RrDUCTION The TA program will be closed entirely in 1500counties as a result of reduced appropriations The coml ties will be selected at a meeting in Chicago the first week in July Re ductions will be based on dative need and in the light of lessened unemployment as a result of defense works closed result coun- ng in lative un- dense Nest? In this revolution the greatest in modem historye does Switzerland consider herself an island whose inhabitants can continue to watch calmty what is happening in the turbulent seas by which they are 01 it isCher Beobachter (Munich) Next! In this revolution the greatest in modem history does Switzerland con- alder herself an island whose in- habitants can continue to watch calm- ly what is happening in the tur- bulent seas by which they are stir- 0 1 lather Beobachter MARINES ON TORPEDOED SHIP WASHINGTON June 30-4M---The navy confirmed today that a foreign flag steamer carrying American ma-rifles to London had been torpedoed but tor the present gave out no figtzes on leas of life I 1 Nk 4''' 1 1.