Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 11

A SUNDAY JUNE 10 1934 NEWS RECORD WANT ADS is ASTOR TO WED DEBUTANTE PER WORD inancial or Want Ad Taker phono 12SA Real Estate for Rent Attention armers! Rea) Estate for Sale 101 Houses the HOGS 293 Miami Packing Co Automotive Business Service Sales List SEEK TO AVOID STEEL STRIKE a Starting Monday or Government Account of Shawnee friends here IN THE MARKET OR guests this Nerve Nantz and a cousin and husband QUAPAWSCOUTS VISIT BIG RANCH Delegation Goes With Pich er Boys to Bartlesville Quapaw Brevities Late up to date thresher and en gine including extra equipment in excellent condition Can be seen in operation Good run Terms Write 0 333 Miami One 2 year old White aced Bull pure bred 125 Veal Calves 20 Mixed Yearlings 15 Cows CCC Open Again to Oklahoma Veterans John Buzzard 77 Uses Razor to End Life Seneca Brevities SENECA ARMER KILLSHIMSEL Borthick Dies Borthick 65 years old died at 11:30 riday night in Henry county Missouri He was well known here having lived here for many years He came to Sene ca in 1890 and was married six years later to his wife who sur vives Other survivors are two sons Beryl Borthick of near Seneca and Kenneth of Joplin and four daugh ters Mrs Maud King and Mrs Lo rene Cassidy both of Seneca Mrs Wanda Simpson of Springfield Mo and Mrs Margie Henkins of Ashur Okla uneral arrangements are incomplete CLASSIIED' RATES Stolen Car ound The Chrysler car belonging to A Zeigler of Seneca which was stolen in Joplin June 1 was found two miles south of Seneca June 7 in some woods near the Mil ler farm It had been stripped of everything but its shadow They Must Weigh 150 Pounds And Up PAGE ELEVEN' All advertisements are restricted to their proper classification The News Record reserves the right todit or reject any classified copy Want ads must be in this office by 12 Noon for insertion same day or Sun day edition ads must be in by 4 Saturday Matrimonial offers stock selling schemes fortune telling free offers or any other advertisements' that may cause loss of money to readerfor injury to health or morals or loss of confidence to reputable ad vertisers are regarded by the News Record as objectionable copy is The News Record will not be re sponsible for more than one in correct insertion Errors should be reported immediately Want Ads are due and payable when invoice is presented Baptist Church Rev Dareing Pastor Sunday school each Sunday morning at 10 Bill Large superintendent Church services each Sunday both morning and evening with the Reverend Dare ing filling the pulpit each Sunday evening at 7 Prayer meeting on Wednesday eve nings and choir practice on riday evenings Virgina Lee Burcham of Tulsa arrived here Tuesday for a visit with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Burcham while her mother Mrs Cecil Burcham is a patient in a hospital at Tulsa re sulting from a fall which she re ceived in the Woolworth store In Tulsa when she stepped on a piece of plate glass causing her to fall and tear loose the ligaments in her back and receive severol bruis es Mrs Burcham is well known in Quapaw 20 Milk Cows 10 Horses and 200 Stock Pigs 75 eeders 10 Sows Complete Line urniture Implements and Posts WILBUR and DAVE RECORD Auctioneers Due to extreme hot weather please get stock in early Plenty of water Circle The Martha circle of the Baptist Missionary society met at the church Thursday afternoon with Mesdames Bill Large and May Shaw as hostesses Mrs Shaw also had charge of the Bible study At the close of the meeting ice cream and cake were served to the fol lowing: Mesdames Munoz Irwin Edith Shaw Laura Pick ett and the hostesses Thursday Club Members of the Thursday club 186th Monthly Sales Day air Grounds Miami Oklahoma Monday June 1 1 1934 QUAPAW June 9 A delegation of the Quapaw Boy Scouts in com pany with the Picher Boy Scouts motored to the rank Phillips ranch near Bartlesville Thursday where they spent the day Upon their arrival there the enter tainment began with a swim fol lowed by a a tour of the ranch in which they viewed the' many wild animals which were in the park Then a visit in the Woolaroc Loge where Mr Phillips has the largest collection of antiques in this coun try with many articles over 2000 years old especially Indian speci mens One article of much interest to the boys was the Woolaroc air plane which was flown around the world At the noon hour a picnic dinner was enjoyed The scouts from Quapaw wore: Wilbur Gar rett Marion Nichols Roy Martin Bobby Sellers Junior Buzzard George Scholes Dabney Smith of Quapaw and Harry King of Hock erville the scoutmaster Ten nant and the chauffeurs King of Hockerville and Percy Smith Queen Anne Circle Mrs Lora Holden entertained the Queen Anne circle of the Bap tist Missionary society Thursday afternoon at her home for their Bible study which was led by Mrs Mabel Hayden Refreshments were served to the Rev and Mrs Dareing Mesdames Jim Aldridge Mabel Hayden Wheeling Oliver Kenny Cleo Yocum Claud Holden and the hostess Mrs Lora Holden were entertained at the home of Mrs Mattie Porter Thursday after noon Roll call was answered by current events Refreshments were served to Mesdames Zeron Lawson Edna Barnard Hughes Ed Setterstrom Duemler Bessie Sutton Joe Lawson Ed Lindner Miss Geraldine Duemler and Mrs Mattie Porter The next meeting will be in four weeks with Mrs Bessie Sutton uneral of Assembly of God Church Rev Henry Hopkins Pastor Sunday school each Sunday morning at 10 with Huston Garoutte superintendent Church services each Sunday both morn ing and evening Young meeting at 6:30 on Sunday evening Midweek services on Tuesday and Thursday evenings of each week i Christian Church The Rev Alphon Goodrick Pastor Bible school Sunday morning at 9:45 The Loyal class has charge of the opening ex ercises This is the last Sunday of the Red and Blue attendance con test Communion service at 11 followed by the morning churjjj service Evening church ser vice at 8 Pastor Good rick filling the pulpit Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon at the church to quilt Minimum 25c' Classified Display per inch" 50c One inch minimum Methodist Church Rev Hoole Pastor Sunday school at 9:45 on Sunday mornings with Prof Tom Smith superintendent Morn ing church services at 11 Epworth League each Sunday eve ning SENECA Mo June 9 cial) John (Black John) Buz zard 77 years old prominent farm er and a life long resident of Southwestern Missouri died in a Joplin hospital at 1 this af ternoon of self inflicted cuts on the throat Mr Buzzard walked from his house about 5:30 a to a nearby building and used a razor to slash his throat at the windpipe agd through the base of the tongue He did not sever either of the jugular veins No motive was given for the act although friends said he had been despondent for some time He was found a few minutes af ter he had slashed himself Mr Buzzard is survived by his wife and a son Polk Buzzard president of the Seneca State bank He owned the large farm where he made his home He was born in the southwest part of the state uneral arrangements are in complete arewell Party for Deaconess Members of the Methodist church gathered oh the lawn at the home of Mr and Mrs A Ad ams Tuesday night where they honored Miss Adeline Peeples with a surprise farewell party Miss Peeples was presented a shower of lovely handkerchiefs and other dainty gifts Many games were played after which refreshments of sandwiches lemonade and wa fers were served to fifty people Miss Peeples is a deaconess of the Methodist church here and has given her services here for the last seven months Along 'with her other work she has organized a Missionary society a junior and senior Epworth League and the and World club Her work will be greatly missed She is leaving for Muskogee for a short visit after which shd plans to go to Sequoyah for the summei months OR REAL THRILLS The Great Adventure Strip Wilubte by ROY CRANE Lila Louise Suttles of Wichita: Kas arrived riday to spend the summer with her grandparents 5'Mr and Mrs Ed Setterstrom Mrs Holcomb attended the funeral of her uncle rank Man ning in Southwest City Wednes day Mrs Ivan Messenger of Miami spent Thursday pnd riday with her parents Mr and Mrs Buzzard and family Elizabeth Head is confined to her home with measles Mrs Logan Smith and daughter Sammie Lee of Neosho were guests of Mr and Mrs Crouse Monday OR arms 31600 per acre and up3 Improved small tracts any size some on running streams Several well li rated cabins arrell Realty Third Connell Picher 293 Home Demonstration Club Mrs Morrison entertained the Quapaw Home Demonstration club Wednesday afternoon at her home A very interesting program on "Things De Should tak en from Colliers magazine was given under the supervision of Mrs Schnell At the close of the program ice cream and cake were served to the following: Mes dames Campbell Laura Peery Nora Jolley A Buzzard Charles Green George Dearing HI Schnell and the hostess Mrs Mor rison Intermediate A Organized The A society met Thurs day evening at the church for the I purpose of organizing an interme I diate A society A short! program was held: Praver Mrs' Mabel Hayden talk the Means to A so Mrs Hayden talk Social Lif ein the Esther I Kenny Gladys Stogsdill presided and the following committee will rfieet Monday night at the home of Mrs Hayden: Geraldine Lucy Wilma Irwin Erma Jean Yocum and Gladys Stogsdill ollowinr the program punch and wafers were served to Threshing Outfit or Sale Missionary Society Installs The June meeting of the Chris tian Missionary society was held Trursday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Large with Mrs John Battle as hostess The presi dent Mrs A Buzzard the meeting to order with song Love to Tell the followed by prayer Mrs Lillie Wilson had charge of the lesson as follows: Song Jesus I Love followed by sentence prayers Topic leaflets Gospel in or Unrealized with the Louisiana Mrs Battle: Mission Churches of Yesterday and Mrs DeVilliers song Me Churches of the rontier Mrs Schnell to eed the Mrs Buzzard The installa tion of officers was held with Mrs Campbell in charge of the service Song My Eyes That I May prayer song Thine Own Way The new officers include Mrs De Villiers' president' Mrs rank Akin secretary and Mrs Schnell treasurer A social hour followed during which punch and wafers were served to the follow ing: Mesdames Nora Jolley Schnell DeVilliers Morrison Lillie Wilson A Buz zard Campbell and John Battle and son Ronald Glenn Guests present were: Mrs Sher man Kemp Misses Marie Sharp and Bonnie Kemp Loyal Women The Loyal class of the Christian Bible school will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs lora Martin in the lobby of the Gateway hotel instead of at the home of Mrs Delta Hall 'as was previously announced John Jacob Astor III is going to marry a debutante who was to nave been bridesmaid at his once planned wedding to Eileen Gil lespie she Is Ellen Tuck rench shown above a daughter of Mrs Livingston rench of New York and Newport Astor one of the na tions wealthiest youths recently returned trim a world trip taken to forget his broken romance with Miss Gillespie (Associated Press Photo from David Berns) Ruth Kenny Dora Large Thelma Stanley Esther Kenny Elsie4 Ir win Jessie inley Achsa Shanley Mesdames Pauline Yocum Magda line Aldridge Elgie Baker Oliver Balay Hazel Large May Shaw and the counselor Mrs Mabel Hayden Intermediates present were: Kath leen Kenny Arietta Shaw lon trella Southard Doris Baker Con nip Baker Edna Ruth Irwin Rosa Belle Duree Mildred Rogers Erma Jean Yocum Ruth Kenny Kath erine Shields Geraldine Lucy Wil ma Irwin and Gladys Stogsdill and World Club A meeting of the and Girls' World club of the Methodist church was held Wednesday afternoon on! the lawn at the home of Mrs A I Adams As the children have been studying Korea for the last two months a Korean program was given consisting of pieces and stories after which a three course Korean dinner was served The first course was clear soup drunk in Korean style second course was rice and dill pickles the third course shin sunrow a very popular Korean dish consisting of fifteen different foods The last two courses were eaten with chop sticks 'Nineteen boys and girls en joyed this dinner with Miss Ade line Peepels supervisor her assis tant Miss Maomi Matthews and several of the mothers present I OIL MAN DIES BARTLESVILLE' June Widely known among oil men in Oklahoma Kansas and Texas Bryson 76 member of a tank building firm died here today af ter a prolonged illness Burial will be at Osawatomie Kas probably Monday' 'I EX LEGISLATOR DIES MUSKOGEE June CP) An drew Jackson Millsaps 78 member of the House of Representatives from 1908 to 1910 died at his farm home near here today Deaf or blind persons in Ger many wear arm bands of a con spicuous yellow bearing a triangle of large black dote as a warning to motoriste I Car Washing and Greasing SPECIAL Cars washed 25c Randall THre Service 414 South Main 297 Miss Mary Perdonner of Miami is the guest of Miss Marjory Dou that here this week Mr and Mrs Ramon Garcia and Willie Wilson left Thursday for Los Angeles Cal where they ex pect to make their home Mr and Mrs Yocum of Seneca Mo and Mr an dMrs Yocum are spending the week end with relatives at Springfield Mo Miss Mary Louise Bragg left Sunday with her uncle West Bragg of Caldwell Kas for Enid Okla where she has secured a po sition Mrs Bill Large returned home Tuesday after a few visit with Mr and Mrs Roy Reavis at Columbus Kas Mrs Jack DeVilliers and chil dren Joe and Miss Maxine of Bax ter Springs visited with relatives in Quapaw Wednesday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Bonner of Miami and Mr and Mrs Mere dith Potter of Baxter Springs were guests here Tuesday of Mr and Mrs Jess Van Dorien Morton Douthat of Joplin was a Quapaw business visitor Wednes day Mr and Mrs Jim 'Shepherd are spending the week with the Rev and Mrs Nathan Montgomery at Oronogo Mo Mrs Ida Ray and daughter Miss Eula had as their guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Brake of Jop lin Mo and Mr and Mrs Dick Scott of Baxter Springs Mr and Mrs Riley Burcham and son Billy of Baxter Springs vsit ed the parents Mr andMrs A Burcham here Thurs day night DeVilliers and Charles Green were business visitors in Wyandotte Thursday Mrs Ida Ray and Daughter Miss isuia nave as their week an aunt Mrs of Hutchinson Kas Mrs Jack Anderson of Kansas City Mo Clarence Rolland Okla visited with Thursday Miss Madge Mason is visiting with relatives in Bois Mo this week Mrs Sparks and children Lawrence Grace and Ray of Mi ami spent the week here with her mother Mrs Emma Karnes Miss Bonnie Kemp spent Wednesday night as the guest of Mrs I Bingham and family at their home near Peoria Misfe Dorothy Douthat is attend ing summer school at Stillwater Okla Mrs Anna Kennedy and daugh ter Miss Iva are visiting with rel atives at Bentonville Mo Mrs DeVilliers and MrsSue DeVilliers motored to Miami Wednesday Announcements The following from a Wichita Kas paper will be of interest to many Seneca people who remem ber Miss Kellett the family hav ing lived here several years: inent among the June weddings will be that of Miss Betty Kellett daughter of Mr and Mrs Kellett of 307 East Kellogg and Edward Hollis Nadean son of Mr and Mrs Nadean of Provi dence Rhode Island The marriage will be solemnized in Lake Charles La June 30 The marriage date was revealed at a bridge party at which Miss Olive Hoffman of 309 Sotith Sycamore entertained in her home Saturday evening The color scheme of pink and green was car ried out in the appointments Miss' Kellett is one of the outstanding women geologists in this part of the county and has been employed as micro polentologist for the Amerada Petroleum company for the past five years She is a grad uate of the University of Kansas where she was a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority Mr Na dean is associated with Stone and Webster and is at present located at Lake Charles where the couple will Ball Game The Picher All Stars will play the Seneca Merchants on Alvey field Sunday afternoon June 10 The Miami Packers Were here last Sunday and trimmed our boys 3 to 2 The boys say shall not this Sunday Jehw manager of the Blue Valley creamery of Kansas City was a visitor in Seneca Sunday Elmer and Alfred Thompson of Wyandotte visited in Seneca Thurs day evening I Railroad Time Cards 'Onr Railroad PASSENGER SERVICE leave Miami for Picher and interme diate 6:00 am and each hour 4 thereafter until 9 pnx daily Additional trains Saturday only at 10:00 pm and 11 :00 pm '7' Cars leave Miami for Century and Interme diate am 7:00 am and i's each odd hour thereafter until 9 :00 pm Additional car Saturday only at 11:00 pm Except Sunday 5 and Western Greyhound Lines or airland and other point! tooth 4:05 pm or Narcisaa Afton Vinita Chelsea Claremore Tulsa and Oklahoma 3:21 am 8:52 am 11:85 anu 4:05 7:15 pm or Joplin Springfield St Louie and points 3:0 am 11:10 am pm 7:50 pm 8:57 pm 5 Room Modern House south west $500 Terms $100 i down balance $10 per month or 5 Room Semi Modem close in London Insurance Agency Phone 430 23 South Main Street 102 arms and Lands Seeds and Plants NANCY pALL and Porto Rico sweet po tato plants 20c per 100 $150 1000 Crabtree first house north of Miami a on 66 Highway 293 Livestock 1 I YOU WANT to buy a real good milch cow guaranteed 4 gallon per See Wagner 832 A NE 295 89 urnished Modern brick 1 Everything furnished Stafford 121 299 URNISHED 122 Phone 1364 293 Rebekah Lodge The Quapaw Rebekah lodge will meet Tuesday evening at 8 in the I 0 hall for their regular meeting All members are urged to be present Miami Oklahoma Real Estate Insurance and Loans 415 irst National Bank Bldg Phones 1280 and 468 The most independent family in AMERICA during the next ten years will be the: farm fam ily producing as far as possible right on the farm everything needed for a comfortable and happy existence Good Missouri prairie farm to trade for Miami home 7 Well improved 100 acre farm close to Miami and $750 in cash will handle it Good terms on balance Nice smooth black lime stone prairie 80 acres fine wheat crop corn looks good Price $30 per acre on good long terms Extra well improved 40 acres 'near Grand River lots of fruit berries grapes bottom land and timber pasture Price $1340 Good terms at 6 interest A "MIAMI NEWS RECORD MIAMI OKLAHOMA Announcement was made Satur day that the Oklahoma City 4 re gional office of the ad ministration will make selections from applications on file to fill ap ts proximately 250 vacancies in the? contingent of the Conservation corps inal selec tions are to be made from to 4 15 Officials of all organi zations have been requested 'to co operate in getting a sufficient num ber of acceptable applications on file Enrollments in the CCC will be made for a period of six months beginning July 1 Men who have previously en rolled in the CCC are not eligible for re enrollment Gilstrap manager of the administration has 4 saidThose who apply must also be physically qualified Selections are to be made from 4 all counties where sufficient appli 4 cations are on file on a proration that is on a basis of the county populations In cases where certain counties do not furnish enough acceptable applications the applicants may then be selected to 1 fill these vacancies from other counties Mr Gilstrap has stated With all things taken into con sideration men with the greatest number of dependents will be se lected first said Gilstrap 19 Beauty Culture CROQUIGNOLE permanent 150 Vogue Shoppe Phone 444 tf 8200 ifty ifty Shoppe Phone 198 tf BEAUTY shop all work guaranteed at popular prices Phone 211 219 Main ri Mon 282 75 A Swap 8 TUBE Airline radio trade for cow A model truck sell or trade Cantrell Sec ond Street Picher 293 Wanted to Buy LINCOLNtand 'Indian Head Pennies wanted We Day up to S4700 each Send 10c for buying catalog i CHICAGO NUMISMATIC co Box 1213 Chicago Ill 293 I Time 2 2c 3 Tinies 5c 1 Week 9c 1 Month 30c I 'Employment 44 Help Wanted emale WANTED Experienced girl for generalhousework' Go home nights 328 A 293 Eugene a Grace (left) preaident of the Bethlehem Steel company and William 'A Irvin (right) preeldent of the A Steel corporation were two of the eteel magnatee at the New York conference which 80 a to a oaneral strike In th ixu nf fMt With Oan Huflh ft JohnaAn AIDA Seneca Thelma Wyatt of Zlncvflla' Photo) I Contractors i 11 35 loor Sanding nd Wpxing TOOR SANDING Estimates gladly fur Bi shed Phone Loyd Sullivan 296 61 Business Opportunities OR SALE cheap or Garage fill ring station restaurant and homo good location Watson Miami i' 294 I Merchandise for Sale i Articles Miscellaneous OR SALE Practically new saddle cheap Inquire Camp Helen 3 miles south of Miami 293 8 TUBE RADIO for sale Also aluminum ware high chair buggy walker and other article 807 A 5 tf OR Used Kelvinator electric re frigrator 87500 A Garage 127 Main 295 72 Household Goods IRON BED and Good condition $700 complete Millner ribley 803 AXMINISTER One 9x12 used rug $1800 One 6x9 used rug $600 Good condition Millner ribley 303 OR Used rigldaire Good con dition Cheap if taken at once Par tiesleaving town' Inquire A St 293 OR SALE Living room suite 2 rugs v' other household articles Gro eery 293 73 Machinery Tools Announcements 2 Card of Thanks We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends and neighbors for their generous assistance during the ill ness and death of our beloved brother and uncle rank Irwin We wish to especially thank Reverend Hoole Dumu Home lingers and contributors beautiful floral offerings Carrie Hill i Hill 1 Hill Ruth Bradshaw Nora Sexton i Harry Blazior 1 lorists OWERS OB UHERAI TetaphoM 256 Dixon's lower Shop 89 tf Lost ound Strayed STOLEN Large black waterproof tar paulin Reward for information regard ing same Roy Walton Route 1 Mt ami 288 93 99 Back of store satin cov ered comforter Reward offered Call 918 295 Pair tortoise shell rimmed glasses Reward A Holcom phone 1153 293 45 Help Wanted Male MAN WANTED to supply customers with famous Watkins Products in Miami Business established earnings 1 average $25 weekly pay starts immediately Write Watkins Company 70 90 Iowa Ave Memphis Tenn 293 BOYS WANTED To do pleasant educa tional work afternoons and Saturdays Good pay Ages preferred: 12 to 14 Apply by letter to care News Reo 4rd' 298 47 Situations Wanted GIRL IS want light hou ework or ear for children all or part time 219 294 I arm Products for Sale I i Baby Hatching BLOOD TESTED Chick S430 per 100 euMom hatchlnc Seneca Miuourl Hatchery 299 Read tbs Want Ads tool IJIIU1 11111111(1 pi 1 Me I VW IPdl 1 AA 'Wil MM I i 1 1.