Clinton Daily News from Clinton, Oklahoma • 2

pgr11IP141pIllto Page (Okla) Daily News Sunday 1'(1) 12 1961 SWPA Revenues Are Increased in 1960 IMIORY Youth in Charge Of Mennonite Services Evangalism Program Set Youth Fellowship of the First Mennonite Church 700 South 19th he in charge of tho evening TULSA UPI The Southwest-1 said sales were 2009 ern Power Administration Satur-Imillion kilowatt hours last year day reported gross revenues in up to 32 million from 1959 hut Itifi0 were up 854000 the previous down from 195E and 1959 In the year and toialoi 814976000 year 1957 the SPA sold Douglas Wight administra- 22299 million kilowatt hours of flow into fed- electricity Fort Gibson Dam had its biggest 1960 generating more year lain 227 million KWH Tenkiller Ferry generated nearly 107 Mil-made lion Bull 408 HI illtOn Table Bock nearly 281 million Norfork 165 million Blakely 198 million Narrows 30 million Whit nry 69 miblion Wright reported 8400000 was spent at a substantion at Weleetka and $103 million in Missouri He said the Vissouri capital outlay included $900000 for a transmisfighters sion line to serve some 800000 end of World ai II ssouri power users 2009 year but the sold -s of ggest more killer mil rable rfork II 19i1 Whit WI MC IN ell L71 liAm 0 Rev Ira Williams pastor of Clin- sviuls at 7 in tod ay eral reservoirs was 140 of Ate meton's First Methodist Church 'ill Wiehe will Man flow bu haT less tI the 1959 go to Chickasha IVIonday to aid in chairman )vhile PilYnis flow and half of the 1957 flow lie the first week of a bAr0-week evan- l''rill lead the sung srrvire said maXiITHIM utilization was Schmidt vill be in charge of spe- gelism program that will event- made of the water tially find ministers and ayinen rial TilLisie and 1(41'Y Regier will calling on virtually every Kopec- lead the devotional A sial fatur of the se NAZI HANGS SELF Bye church member in the state pec vice w11 be a film In 'clines 'The second week of the plan ike These DORTMUND Germany i will find Rev (den Millard from Former Nazi SS (7ommander Chickasha here in Clintin aiding Rudolf Batz hanged himself in a Rev $ti'illiams and some 30 lay- Mrs John Ha msey he jail cell Thursday police report-men from the local church in the first voman to drive an autorno- e(t He was awaiting trial On drive here ode coast-to-coast In 1909 she tliarges of murdering 265 partisan 3 I I drove from San Francisco to New nrirl inn 1hcirorg nt the tor said the water eral reservoirs was 110 of Ihe me- Man flow but less than the 1919 flow and half of the 1957 flow lie sd maxi mu ITI utilization ai was of the water NAZI HANGS SELF DORTMUND Germany Former Nazi SS (7ommander Rudolf Batz hanged himself in a jail cell Thursday pollee report- ed Ile was awaiting trial on charges of murdering 265 partisan and slave laborers at the A i 5 i 1 7' 4 '1 ''rl 5' Avt i' 'i- 'iL- Vtvi 1'4- 41 4 r2 'e 1'" 1:) 6 74 4 2 2 el 4 1 1 f- 2 2 1 ''7 2' 1 '71 1 L' ts- -4 I 1 t4 1 i c- 0 ''t I 4 't r- '0 i' o'''7 -'0- It- --4 i 2 It If o' i 't t- No A'''t "'( ir i 4 "I' 1 1 I 14 'Nes ff 1 11- 1 44 i ''4 4fIttOS i '16 1 '1'-'" York PON beiWOOMMO noll (Continued from page l) In the country One question was: What were the great events in the history of the town This stumped the class: Clinton just grew without any headline causing events over the yearS Oh Williams Jennings Bryan a fiery Speech from the steps fif a hotel here during one of his presidential campaigns Most Important Events One student said quite honestly he felt the most important events in the eity's hisviry were the building Of the library in 1921 and the water system in 1931 Clinton residents today might note that among the biggest things going on in town at this moment are plans for a new library building and the Foss Dam project hich will do great things for the water situation in these plains What's the biggest industry hi town? That was one question and the ususal answer is the Brick Plant employing from (jn to 100 folks and maker of the worlds only pink bricks Firms established here in the last five years? The students listed a mess of them some they hedged a bit on because they'd been here longer than five years List GoesOn The list went on sed on: The Lin Company Graves Manufacturing Co IStilwhite Mud Co Rozelle Mud Co the Wilson Asphalt and Concrete and a couple of students added a Turkey Processing Plant to the list! Odd notes were made: This town is headquarters city for hundreds of salesmen who work Western Oklahoma Worlds first teen town was established here: Its district headquarters for the highway department and the highway patril Like we said anything you want to know about Clinton? Ask your seventh grader Ile knows! to seve nth grader He knows! Love-Honor Protect Love-Ho Pro lea r4 7 At rif42'''''- i'' A 1 itr 1 tcc44ii )I a 1 'oi'llippACk it 400 't St 11: 1 1 4rWkr' 'I! I 1 i TV' 4f1 14(4 fot 1 ti li iioor f- 41w 1 ''''''1 1 sr 'Tt iti' Tinder the statewide plans ministers from six of the districts the first week go into the other six districts to help out then the situation is reversed the second vcek All pastors in the Clinton district are going to the Norman district this first week and the Norman area ministers return the favor the week of Feb 20th Rev Williams said the program here will consist largely of calling on new residents of Clinton who may not have afiliated with a church yet Plans for the two-week effort have been cdrefully plotted out by the 12 district superintendents under leadership of Dr Dinis Crutchfield pastor of Tulsa's Boston Ave Methodist church who is conference secretary of evengelisin and Rev LeRoy Sewell pastor of the May Ave Methodist Church of Oklahoma City who is chairman of the conference board of evarkgelism Too Laid To Classify 1: 1 ci --Tf i N411 i 14 j' ilt ezde9oazt 301litviesterdife 1 )4) vsl 00- I inv: CLINTON STUDIES: Wading through Joe Sauer Jimmy Ricks Marilyn Wilson masses of taaterial on history of Clinton Joyce honing and Judy Thornbrough are Wilson Junior High 7th graders (left (Staff Photo) to right) James Stewart Phil Stidham GLENN (Pete) SHAW Lamb 13u1lding on 5th Phone FA 3-1553 Clinton Okla GLENN (Pete) SHA 513uilding on Sib Phone FA 3-1 53 Clinton ACCUSED Gordon Lonsdale a London businessman and one of five persons accused of radioing Naval secrets to Moscow is '''''ilv otovkt ot ---7 A -g1 0 4 1 'i i' 4 4dt ty ci a $4 I a fl -p 1 --r! 7: "Tk t' 11 i 4 kvi1lk 7:7 4 7rf r94i 4i i i'f "'i23 i- I L121 ot '5 A A 1::1 i'1-1f l' i i 1' 1-i- 4f ri i :4 1 -c -rs ir (4' 't '4 :1 :1: 1: '11'7'''''' i i :1 i -'6 :14 74r if ar14m ow illt Flu lei in toe Dow atree tourvi Thti? British government is corn- Tweedies are here now Choice pleting the preliminary phase of styles and sizes Kerr's Shoe Store IN FIRST ROLE its case against three men and HOLLYWOOD (UPI) The two women accused of operating Otate4 mother of TV star Steve Allen One 5 room and one 4 room tin- a spy ring in Britain with a direct 74 -year -64d Belle Montrose furnished house FA 3-3546 radio link with Moscow makes her movie debut in the comedy -The Absent Minded 111--- shown in the Bow Street Courk The? British government is completing the preliminary phase of its case against three men and two women accused of operating a spy ring in Britain with a direct radio link with Moscow ''4Y SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CC-71-j I policies in Tbilisi USSR Shown are left to ridhi Akhundov Mzhavanadzo Soviet Premier Khrushchev and RUSSMN OFFICIALS APPLAUD: Russian officials applaud at rho final session of the Conference of Trans-Caucasian Advanced Agriculrural Workers at which the Soviet Upton reviewed its agricultural L' i At '''l ir TEND TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS FRIENDS A CORDIAL INVITATiON i To JOIN US DURING 0 ott A 4 COFFEE BREAK 4 i 1 p- --i1 40 tftt ---'4 Alli V-4 -1' 6 t'''i) Clinton Penney Store to Offer Credit Facilities Nexf Month stores part icipa ing in the itNe plan By the in hkile of 1962 all of the nearly 1700 company store throughout the country are slated to offer charge accounts The Clinton Penny store 130 days of billing date without a will offer credit facilities to "St service chargq Each month a miters beginning on March 13 Buck Threl local manager bill Is received the cusInmer can nounced Saturday pay it in full without service The new time nent nenwa charge or pay a designated amount plait Is designed nigherpriel and extend the 'balance over a longer period Nlinitnum amounts ed apparel with a unit price of at least $49 anti for home furnish- to ntm-si'xtil logs items with a mininnim unit of the hill price of $29 For this account the Tharel said that credit plan minimum payment kill he $5 perl will in no way change the coin-month The account may extend to pany's long-standing low-markup a maximum of 18 months pcklicy for customers who wish to month The account may extend to pany's long-standing low-markup a maximum of 18 months pcklicy for customers who wish to 1 TAKE HOME 8 0 RTON! 1 ri I of -t kslitiosi44 A mill or- 1 4-ill i it ak KiHi' 1 At 'tour A Favorite law Store 0 torvzkatissistalmorsta I APPLE BOOM NATCHEZ Miss at Natchez High School can be expected to make a run on the apple market this spring One n( their teachers will be Lynda Lee Mead 1960 Miss America But it will only last seven weeks while Miss Mead serves as a practice teacher as part of her course at the University of N1 11 FS at the untvermt3' oi A118- Anytime Tuesday Feb 14 FROM The new charge account plan continue to make their purchases is a 30-day charge account which on a cash -and-carry basis makes it possible- for a customer The company first started ere-to pay an account in full withioldit operations in 1958 with 21 le -N 4 I 1hr fa Itv I rr 4 211qtlitifill 'N tuft ilkii1111111) -3 2Tii us 44 I ::4 1111 1 :) f'' 1 tt-t4 Zot '2') i ''''''l ri 1 9:30 am Until 2:30 pm i A cordial Valentine Greeting to all our friends and neighbors and a special invitation to join us during your coffee break any time during our regular banking hours on Tuesday Feb 14 (9:30 am to 2:30 pm) a LIS re GOVERNOR RECEIVES GIFTS: Governor Price Daniel left rereived gifts from Chief Bronson Cooper Sy lestine center And Sub-Chief Fulton Ballise of the Alabama Indians in Texas This year marks the 25th niversary of the leadership of the two chiefs Both received special citations from the governor IVItssissippi MANY REAL BARGAINS SHOP HERE FIRST STOREWIDE SPECIALS All Toys Reduced! ONE 1 PRICE 1ROUP 2 111 1 G'FTS GOR ON LET 9 8 GIFTS IA 3-2132 GIFTS ONE 49c GROUP 616 FRISCO 1 1 13 1 rrt 1 I At) 'ttt f- il'I ipi Ill' i' sissippl ''ikt 7' s' 'i 111:::: 1 ''''V- k' 1 1 STOREWIDE SPECIALS 1 1 I 'T tt1 i PI s' '''''4-05te'''''i i''' 11 1:) i (t If 4 i All Toys Reduced! 1 11f- i r'f -'t--' g'At 'Ai 3-' '1- 1 4: i MANY REAL BARGAINS SHOP HERE FIRST 1 i A 1 1 re-' '47 ''N 4 ki '-s-cr nkt4 4 't i 1 i 1 If I i 4i: I It A ti4 Y'' G1 69R 0' LET 9 8 i 3 '2 i 4' s4 i ''z' '4-' 149''Zi I i k'' 4 1 I I 4-g 4 zi 4 1 i l' i 0' 1 GIFTS GIFTS 3 '''Y i ss 1 nn 1 1 ONE PRICE ONE Gnoup itl9c (ROLIP 2 I 1 12' c'' 1 1 2 fj ei 1 0 A- ----s ilt-A iiii'lwv: i 1 GOVERNOR RECEIVES GIFTS: Governor Price 40 I fl? 11 Daniel left rereived gifts from Chief Bronson Cooper 4- i Ca' Sylestine center And Sub -Chief Fulton Baltise of the I 1 -'f 1111111 e- 4 "7'1'1 1 Alabama Indians in Texas This year marks the 25th an- niversary of the leadership of the two chiefs Both re- IA 3-2132 616 FRISCO 1 i ceived special citations from the governor Whether you are one of our newer friends or havt: been with us over the years we want you to know how much we value the banking friendship established between us We appreciate too the confidence you have placed in us and we will strive to retain it by Continuing to give you the best service possible To you who have made bank a regular stop say thank you for banking 1vith us And for all our friends in the community we add---always at your service I Are You 4 Storm Trooper? Get A Wonderful 111 REMEMBER-L cN TA c-KrIC'3 1c es-Lb (-7rt NAL BA thTOU III FIRST NATIO' 411 IN CLIL 0 ELECTRIC 701WEY) 1 -4 -0'- F'1- 1 At-4 tli''4'''- 100P-8 INOWIEMPIMPOOMOMMOMID Plan to join us Tuesday Feb 14 during your Coffee Break 9:30 am until pm lesday ar until 111 SArmBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP-614110)4 11 A 414 (4 414 OP-A rk firt112- 1 10(14 iii4 t-r tr 7 7 '-7-- ii-i t' -3ri'c' 1'' ') '1' I 7 4-: '6ts 1 Itr -r---- ''zAir4: et i' 'i i 1 1 i i e- 4g 0 N' I '''kfl'''''''il-t A i 2) 21 I ortitit --i 47 "'f 1 44-''' a a0' 444P 4 i )-D-- Arc ou tired of joining the race to the clothesline when a sudden shower begins! With an automatic electric clothes dryer you put an end to heaving hauling and hanging! 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