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VINITA, OKLAHOMA PAGE THREE VINITA DAILY JOURNAL JUNE 17, 1932 SOCIETY TELEPHONE 23 PRENUPTIAL SHOWER Mrs. Wade Zumwalt very cleverly entertained last evening with a preshower at her home at 147 S. nupital honoring the marriage of her Gunter, sister Miss Lois Catlin to Charles of Ponca City, which will Smith, take place June 23rd. The guests were entertained first by a Mock Wedding in 1 which Frances White sang "I Love You Truly" and Bertie Ann Catlin and Bobby Zumwalt took the parts of bride and groom. The gifts presented to Miss Catlin attractively arranged around the were cake on which were placed a bride On the top of the cake and groom.

was the inscription "Lois and Charles, June 23, 1932." After an evening of games and hemming tea towels, refreshments of sherbert and cake were served by the hostess. In the cake were thimble, safety pin, dime and ring, which were received by the following: Thimble, Cleta Elliott, safety pin, Marie Moreland, dime, Sally Mae Cunningham, ring, Clydius Hines. Those present were, Ruth Townsend, Yetta Thomason, Cleta Elliott, Maxine Marsh, Rosebud Comer, Beth Franklin, Ruth Livingston, Louise Carselowey, Marie Moreland, Wanda Lee Roberson, Clydius Hines, Sally Mae Cunningham, Lois Catlin, Mrs. Bert Catlin, Helen Wright, Frances White, and Lupacha Beeman. PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet.

Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock with Mrs. Roy Warner, hostess, assisted by Mrs. L. R. Scott.

The subject for this meeting will be "West Indies." FROM FRESNO, CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Durbin and Ernest Bates, of Fresno, California, arrived last night to visit at the home of Mr.

Durbin's father, Mr. J. W. Durbin. Mr.

Durbin is the brother of Mrs. Fred Lipple and Mrs. George Comer. WEEK-END GUESTS FROM KANSAS CITY Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Gillett will have as guests over the week-end, Mrs. W. J. Phelps, of Kansas Mr. and City.

HILLCREST BRIDGE CLUB The Hillcrest Bridge Club will meet this evening at 8:00 o'clock with the entertaining their husbands. ladies Ed Brady and Mrs. M. R. Mrs.

hostesses. For reservations, Kapp are call 293 and 815. METHODIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY Society of the First The Missionary Church will be held at the Methodist Church this afternoon at Methodist 2:30 o'clock. REBECCA LODGE NO. 99 Lodge No.

99 met last The Rebecca night in regular session at the I. O. O. F. Hall.

BUSINESS AND Business and Professional WoPROFESSIONAL WOMEN The Club will meet Monday evenmen's o'clock at the American ing at 8 Hall. All members are requestLegion ed to be present. hostesses are Louise Weller, The and Mabel Dean. Marie Nix, TO CALIFORNIA Nadine and Kathleen Page Misses for California, where they leave today two months with relatives. will visit FROM JUNCTION CITY, KANSAS Charles Dalquest and niece, Mrs.

and Raymond, of JuncClara Ellen, tion City, Kansas, are spending the at the home of Mrs. Annie week-end Martin. AT TULSA OZARK CLUBS Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, Mrs. ReSwain, Mrs.

Marie Nix, and becca E. E. Powell spent yesterday evening at the Tulsa Ozark Clubs at Spavinaw. TRIPLE FOUR BRIDGE CLUB The members of the Triple. Four Bridge club are being entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mrs.

Frank H. Bailey of Tulsa. EAT Where Eating is a Regular Pleasure! BUSY BEE CAFE GIrLOCALSO MRS. E. J.

HENDREN and Edna Hendren spent yesterday in Jay on business. J. A. GYGER, of Sand Springs, was in Vinita, yesterday on business. MRS.

J. T. HOLLABAUGH, of Welch, was in Vinita, today on business. MR. AND MRS.

H. R. WARNER and Mrs. N. K.

Warner spent yesterday at Tulsa. W. T. S. BARNES of Tulsa, was in Vinita, yesterday on business.

HENRY BROWN, of Estella, was in Vinita, today on business. MR. AND MRS. J. H.

ROUTH, of Cleveland, were in Vinita, yesterday on business. MRS. A. W. LANDSTROM of Western Springs, Illinois, was in Vinita, today.

A. F. HOUSTON, of Stillwater, was in Vinita yesterday on business. MISS RUBY FOSTER and Will Foster are visitnig relatives in Bristow. MRS.

P. S. LOWRIMORE, of Big Cabin, was in Vinita, yesterday on business. DR. AND MRS.

ROBERT E. Robinson, of Hannibal, were in Vinita, today. MRS. CLIFTON CONNOR of Tulsa, spent yesterday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Lewis Griffin. J. C. HALLOWS, of East St. Louis, was in Vinita, today.

DR. E. PETERSON was in Welch, today on business. THE LUGINBUEL AMBULANCE brought Lakin Thompson from Tulsa, to the home of his father, Flynn Thompson, southeast of Vinita. E.

A. Summers, of Wagoner, was in Vinita, yesterday on business. MRS. FRANK DIAL returned today to her home in Tulsa. MRS.

C. S. NEER and daughter, Betsy, and Ruth Caldwell spent the day in Tulsa. We are now taking applications for farm, city, and business loans in the Vinita territory. Write Merchants Investors 407-8 Kaufman Wichita, Kansas.

16-17-18-20p W. G. MINSER, of Muskogee, with the Numatic Shoe Company, who has been in Vinita for the past few days on business, returned to Muskogee, today. L. H.

ALLEN was in Pryor yesterday for the hearing of John Lewis, of Salina, for violation of the National Prohibition Act. He was held under $2000.00 bond awaiting the action of the Grand Jury. He failed to give it, and was committed to the Mayes County Jail. Youll, be DOLLARS AHEAD going bu GREYHOUND BUS MONEY in of your your pocket trip! at A remembering. More to see and prompt, pleasant journey worth enjoy- more to save you travel anywhere in America by Greyhound bus.

Low One Way Fares Hundreds of Others Oklahoma City 6.00 Amarillo 13.25 Dallas 9.25 El Paso 25.25 Los Angeles 30.75 Joplin 2.05 St. Louis. 10.00 Kansas City 5.90 Chicago 14.00 New York 33.00 DEPOT: COBB HOTEL Illinois and Van Phone 46 WESTERN GREYHOUND "Mr. Brown Is On the Line" When Republican convention delegates get a call from Postmaster General Walter F. Brown they listen attentively for Brown is leader of the Hoover forces and managed the president's campaign four years ago.

Above is the pastmaster general at his phone in a Chicago hotel where conterences on the national platform have kept him busy. MRS. CLARENCE GOLIBART of Tulsa, who was here to attend the funeral of her mother, Mrs. Claud Frost, is now visiting at the home of her father, Claud Frost, northwest of Vinita. Mrs.

W. Arnold, upon presentation of this item, is invited to see "Daring Danger" at the Lyric Theatre Saturday, through the courtesy of the Lyric Theatre and Vinita Daily Journal. ALL Gaumode HOSIERY Prices! ALL 79c GRADES Now Only Nos. 444-446-4601 ALL 98c GRADES Now Only Nos. 449-455-447-4391 YOU -the smartest women in town--lost your hearts to these clear, sheer hose of flattering perfection at higher prices! Now your favorite service weight and sheers at NEW low prices! GAYMODE is always FIRST J.C.

PENNEY, Vinita, Okla. Mrs. W. G. Alexander and children at Wichita, Kansas, are visiting the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Ives. Southern Ry.

Offers "Mystery" Excursion Cincinnati, p. (UP)- A "mystery excursion" is the Southern Railway's latest contrivance to stimulate passenger business. Neither the passengers nor the trainmen know where the excursion is going until the train leaves the Cincinnati station. After the train pulls out the engineer is handed his sealed orders. The first trip was a 100-mile train ride to Lexington, a 25-mile automobile ride, a chicken dinner, and 2 ride home--an 11 hour holiday for $1.75.

There were 650 passengers on the first adventure, and the railroad company announced there would be more excursions in the near future. Weeping Willow Goes for Ride Bend, Ore. (UP)- A weeping willow, weighing half-ton, took a water ride here for a new location. The tree was removed from one lawn, placed on an improvised raft, docked downstream and taken to its new location. Funeral of Late Mrs.

Betty Kinion Funeral services for the late Mrs. Betty Kinion, aged 85, who passed away at her home two miles east of Adair, yesterday morning, will be held at the Methodist Church of Adair at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev. W. M.

Trent and Rev. J. M. Russell will officiate at the ceremony. Burial will be made in the Adair cemetery under the direction of the Reid Luginbuel Funeral Home.

Tire Dealers Warn Of Price Increse The new federal tax on tires, which will go into effect soon, will positively bring about an increase in tire prices. This warning is sounded in today's Journal by Vinita tire dealers, in a display advertisement which will be found on page four. Motorists who are intending to buy soon, are urged to heed this warning and buy before the tax goes into effect, to take advantage of the prevailing low prices on tires and tubes. Rooster Blamed for Illness Mansfield, Mass. (UP) The town selectment recently received a letter from a resident, complaining of a neighbor's rooster, which, he said, crowed 67 times within two hours duing the night and caused sickness in his family.

WHYDo Our Customers Always Come Back It must be- because they are well satis fied with our food and service. SUNBEAM Waffle House Vinita's Finest Restaurant a IT THE MERCURY wings on "Olympic" pumps forecast the Los Angeles this summer A white kid pump uses black kid for the wings which add a fleet effect to the DELPHIAN CLUB The Delphian Club sponsored the dance given last evening at the Hillcrest Country Club from 9:00 until 12:00. A very large crowd attended among which were out of town guests from Pryor and Claremore. Besides dancing, a few of the guests played bridge on the lawn and porch. The Delphian Club takes this opportunity in showing their appreciation for the patronage of those attending.

DINNER FOR GUESTS Reverend and Mrs. C. C. Morgan were the dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Cordry of 826 East Sequoyah. REBECCA LODGE NO .223 The Rebecca Lodge No. 223 will meet tonight in regular session at 8:00 o'clock at the I.O.0.F.

Hall. EASTERN STAR The Eastern Star Lodge met last night at the Masonic Hall. The regular business meeting was followed by initiation of the new members, after which refreshments were served. WALTER KLINE, State Agent for the Fire Association Insurance Company, was in Vinita, yesterday on business. AMONG THE OUT OF TOWN guests attending the funeral of W.

T. Ketchum Mrs. Victor Weirough, of Sapulpa, Mr. Wilbur Pritchett, of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs.

Todd Pritchett, of Arlington, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jorgenson and baby of Mt. Hope, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Conneway of Edna Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Douglas and daughters of Chelsea, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Culp, of Chelsea, Henry Lowery, of Nowata, Julius Payne, of Nowata, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Goldsberry, of Tulsa Mrs.

Harry Seaton, of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Bowles, of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs.

T. Wyman Thompson, of Pryor, Mrs. John Hawkins, and Mrs. Lucy Norris, of Ketchum, Mrs. Gordon L.

Thompson and daughter, Jetta Maxine, of Tulsa, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dodge of Nowata, Mr.

and Mrs. Russell Magee, of Nowata, Mr. John Vickrey, of, Tulsa, Mrs. Eugene Swango, of Welch, Dr. and Mrs.

Bradshaw of Welch, Reverend and Mrs. C. C. Morgan of Enid, and numerous relatives and friends from Big Cabin. LYRIC Today Only LEO CARRILLO LUPE VELEZ -IN'THE BROKEN WING' Saturday Only TIM M'COY -IN'DARING DANGER" A Red Hot Western Action Picture Don't Miss It ALSO Last Chapter of Airmail Mystery" FORD TRUCK WEEK Get the facts about new transportation economy This is an opportunity to see how the transportation needs of a new business era have been met with new economy, performance, and reliability in the new Ford trucks.

Your Ford dealer is ready to give you the complete story. Body types to fit every hauling need. 50-horsepower 4-cylinder engine. New freely shackled semi-elliptic rear springs distribute load stresses. Wide, deep, strong frame gives substantial support for bodies.

floating type rear axle for heavy service. 4-speed transmission. Tubular steel coupling shaft with heavy duty universals at each end. New bi-partible removable main cross member permit easy servicing of coupling and transmission, and coupling shaft. New comfort and safety for clutch, the driver.

These features and many others will convince you that the New Ford Trucks can save you money and give you added performance. CRAIG COUNTY MOTOR COMPANY Wilson Phone 209 238 South FORD TRUCK WEEK JUNE 18 to 25 INCLUSIVE Business and Professional DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE ELECTRICAL INSURANCE NIGHT All Kinds Electrical Service PAGE CRAHAN OPEN DAY and All Times LOANS, REAL Storage Gas Oil VINITA ELECTRIC Tires Repairs INSURANCE, ESTATE VINITA MOTOR COMPANY COMPANY Upstairs Ratcliff Building Phone 159 Phone 820 PHONE 300 WASHING MACHINES AUTO REPAIRING H. J. SCHROERS ALL OF AUTO SALES and SERVICE KINDS Fire Insurance and Bonds REPAIRING Bad Policy Not to Have I am located at Vinita Auto Hotel Maytag It's a a Good One 215 South Wilson St. Phone Payments as low as $1.70 per week 240 SERVICE THAT SATISFIES MERLE C.

DAUGHERTY PHONE 820 Vinita, Okla. Phone 194 GARAGE FILLING STATION CANDY KITCHEN AND ARE YOU PROTECTED? ONE-STOP Light Lunches Candies- Fountain Garage and Filling Station Consult Service--Tobaccos and Curb Ruth Morrison Insurance Service Service Bond Agency 144 South Scraper Phone 909 Insurance--Nothing Else TRY KEITHLY BROS. NEW YORK CANDY CO Phone 564 Ratcliff Bldg. PRINTING PRINTING Calls DR. Answered E.

VETERINARY Day PETERSON and Night PRINTING COMPLETE Graduate Veterinarian Office Located in Rateliff Bldg, Vinita, Okla. Office Phone 194 Res, Phone 189 LEADER JOURNAL.