Miami News-Record from Miami, Oklahoma • 19

DAILY NEWS-RECORD-MIAMI, OKLA. PAGE NINETEEN DECEMBER 5, 1954 MIAMI Janice Norris Exchanges Vows with Billy Hardcastle Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stevenson, the marriage of their daughter, Billy Eldon Hardcastle, son castle, 2233 street northeast. The wedding was an event Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Mahan, ceremony was performed by Church of Christ, in the presence' of close friends and relatives. The bride wore a sky blue knit suit dress with navy accessories. Her jewelry was a rhinestone necklace and earrings. The bridal bouquet was of red rosebuds and white carnations.

Miss Sue Mahan served as maid of honor. Her dress was of lavender winter cotton with three-quarter length sleeves and a pencil slim skirt. H. B. Hardcastle served his son as best man.

A small reception was held in the Mahan home immediately following the ceremony. The bride's table was covered with a white linen cloth and was centered with a two-tiered wedding cake decorated with tiny rosebuds and topped with the traditional miniature bride and groom. Tall white candles in crystal holders were on either side. After a short wedding trip through the Ozarks, the bridegroom reported for duty at Fort Devens, where he will attend the Army photography school. The bride is enrolled as a junior at Commerce high school.

She plans to join her husband in a few weeks. FIRST 'FOURTH' MR. AND MRS. BILLY North Miami, announce Janice Sueann Norris, to of Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Hard- of Nov. 2 at the home of 102 I street southeast. The Charles Parker, minister of Formosa Believed To Be Safe From Commie Invasion By SPENCER MOOSA TAIPEH, Formosa, Dec.

4 -(P) -Five years ago the Chinese Reds were completing their conquest of the mainland. Chiang Kai-Shek's government prepared to flee from distant Chengtu to Taipeh. The Nationalists felt friendless and abandoned. The situation appeared hopeless and you could almost smell doom in the air. Few dared hope Formosa would be under Nationalist control after the summer of 1950.

Lewer still thought it possible there would be any Nationalist China in 1954. But what seemed an impossibility then is reality today. The signing of a mutual defense pact with the United States has given Nationalist China: a greater sense of security than at any time since the Reds conquered the mainland in 1949. From Chiang down, Chinese here believe the prospects of returning to the mainland are brighter than ever. The American commitment to safeguard Formosa from Communist invasion, made June 27, 1950, two days after the outbreak of the Korean war, has been formalized in a treaty which remains in DECEMBER Dollar Day VALUES Women's Leather Softee Moccasins Beaded, All-Leather Moccasins Foam Cushion Insoles, Golden-Tan, Grey-Natural, Purple $2 Reg.

$2.98 Moccasins, $-Day Ideal Christmas Gifts 81-Inch Unbleached CHENILLE SHEETING BEDSPREADS Lightweight for quilt lining, and many other household Yards uses. Full dark pastel bed shades. size. colors White, and $3 for $-Day 81x96 Mountain Only 25 of These Double Mist COTTON BATTS Plaid Blankets 54x54-Plaid wool, cotton, acetate $4 Table Cloths satin binding. Special Fast Slightly colors.

irregular. $1 $1.98 Quality 36-Inch Bright Red Outing Flannel FLANNEL Solid white, pink, blue, maize Dark Stripes. Dollar Day Only Yards Yards 3 for $1 2 for LOUIS PRICE DEPARTMENT STORES MIAMI CHETOPA SAXTER SPRINGS PLAN END TO COPPER BUYING Government Will Wind Up Special Program Lead Demand Is Fair NEW YORK, Dec. 4-(P)-The government program of supplying copper from its own stocks to help ease the shortage caused by this fall's mining strikes is drawing to a close. The Business and Defense Services administration said this week that 33,194 tons of government copper have been alloted so far to consuming industries and that only 7,603 tons remain available for hardship cases through the end of the year, when the program will end.

The government came to the aid of hard-pressed fabricators early in October when some of them faced shutdowns for lack of metal. Producers still are unable to meet all demands for copper, but the general belief is that there will be an improvement in supplies early in the force indefinitely. It can be terminated only on a year's notice. The big question in Formosa today is: What will the Reds do? The consensus here is they won't try an invasion so long as Formosa is under U. S.

protection. More and more people doubt they will even venture air attacks on the island. Thief Returns Gun To Dallas Police Covering the Campus Of Miami A. M. College Lou Bowers, Miami freshman, lege director of the Oklahoma tion at a recent state meeting.

Other officers elected are: of Phillips university; secretary, of Phillips, and vice-president, Aggies. The senior college Lester of East Central college. is faculty sponsor. Those attending from NEO were Troy Bowden, Shirley Stubblefield, Lou Bowers, Carol Phillippe, Barbara DeLozier, Beverlee Yandell, Bill Bocius, John Lingo and Jackie Rucker, sponsor. The sociology and biology classes of Ruby Campbell and Waymond Gibson visited the Eastern State hospital, located at Vinita, last Monday.

They spent the day inspecting the wards in the morning and attending a clinic i in the afternoon. Each semester these classes have an opportunity to visit the hospital. There was a mixer in the gym on Wednesday, Dec. 1. The mixer was sponsored by the student council.

The Engineers Society had its annual chicken fry at Ben Stanley's cabin on Grand lake Friday. They had a meeting at 7 o'clock and left for Stanley's at 7:30. The football banquet honoring the Golden Norsemen was held Friday in the cafeteria. ABOUT CORUNDUM The mineral corundum, an ordinarily dull oxide of aluminum, is found pure and flawless in a few regions of the world. It is known as ruby when red and sapphire when colorless, pink, yellow, green or violet.

was chosen junior colCollegiate Press associa- president, Armond Habidy Berna Jo Blakey, also B. G. Foster of Cameron director named was J. D. J.

W. Becker of Cameron Miami Baptist Hospital News VISITING HOURS: 2nd and 3rd floors 2 p. m. to 4 p. m.

7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m. 4th floor 2:30 p.

m. to 4 p. m. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.

m. Admitted--James Monyhan, 214 street northwest; Earl Turner, Commerce; Mrs. Grover Boulware, North Miami; Herman Wells, 217 A street southwest; Mrs. John E. Hinds, Commerce.

Dismissed- James T. Monyhan; Ernest C. Ousley, Commerce; Spencer, Peoria; Keith Bennett, Huntsville, Mrs. Claude Bass, Picher; Mrs. Harold Grayson, Miami Route Paula Shelton, Quapaw; Mrs.

William Landers, Miami Route Mrs. John Seabourn, Fairland, Route 2. Births Mr. and Mrs. Grover Boulware, a daughter.

One Red Cross blood transfusion was given. CARTELS cartel is an agreement whereby certain firms control the prices and regulate the production and marketing of certain commodities, usually on an international basis. The Christmas Star that Shines Forever! Cosmic Diamond Ring Sets EASY Fine Selection of Stone and Designs CREDIT 25 South Miami Dial KI Main Jewelry 2-8009 Bob's Dixons Has Everything to Make Your Home Lovely for Christmas METAL CANDLES That Burns Lighter Fluid 2 for $1.98 Artificial Ornamental MISTLETOE REINDEER Spray to 15c 15c $2.00 Musical, Table New Testaments and Center Pieces HOLY BIBLES $9.50. $12 35c to $17 Carrom Boards $9.00 Emily Post's Book of ETIQUETTE Each $5.00 DIXONS Miami Flower Shop PRINTING STATIONERY OFFICE SUPPLIES 125 North Main Dial KI 2-8455 DALLAS, Dec. 4 (P) Christmas- of a sort- came early for the Dallas Police department when someone placed a package in the back seat of a squad car near headquarters.

Inside the box was a police shotgun. An anonymous phone call yesterday explained it this way: "I stole a shotgun out of a police car last night while a bunch of us were drinking. I woke up this morning, came to town and tossed it in the first empty police car I saw." Red-faced police said they hadn't missed the gun. year. Prices of brass mill copper and brass products were raised this week because of increased costs of labor and some metals, particularly zine.

Meanwhile, the copper scrap market advanced slightly to 27 cents a pound for No. 2 copper wire. Last week it has slipped to cents from cents a pound. Demand for lead was described as fair and some improvement was noted in zine buying. November sales of lead weren't too good, but producers are.

looking for somewhat better volume this month. Major metals prices: Copper-30 cents a pound, livered. Foreign 30-34 cents, New York. Lead-15 cents a pound, New York; 14.80 cents, St. Louis.

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