The Madill Record (Madill, Okla.), Vol. 24, No. 11, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 22, 1932 Page: 1 of 8
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WILDCATS TO
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NEXT FRIDAY
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Ardmore VictoryOnly
Adds More Fight To
Madill Eleven
Madill Wildcats and fans are look-
ing forward to Friday afternoon when
the Wildcats will encounter the Fox
football eleven on the local gridiron
and a special feature the public ad-
dress system will make the game more
interesting events will be announced
o'clock
The installation of the loud speak-
er will make the game more interest-
ing for those less acquainted with the
football plays and the players The
Installation of the system was made
possible by Charlie Vanderpool local
radio dealer Jack Blalock of the Cor-
ner Drug Store Oldham Woods of the
Palace Grocery Store and J W Jen-
nings of the Oklahoma Gas and Elec-
tric company of
Friday will be mothers' day at the
local gridiron All mothers of boys re-
porting for football will be admitted to
the game free according to the coach
1 & Walter (Piggy) Rappo lee He espec-
ially urges the attendance of every
mother who has a son reporting for
football attend this game The loud
speaker will be to their advantage as
it is probable some have never attend-
ed a football game and others only a
few games as the new rules will be
explained play by play announced and
the boys identified as each play is
made Reasons for penalties and other
Interesting events ill be Onounced
Coach Rappolee says
The Fox eleven is coached by Carl
Buck formerly of Kingston RD:1a
‘ t college mate of the local coach at S
T C where each was an outstand-
ing player This promises to be a hard
game Fox has shown up well in early
season games and practices according
to Coach Rappolee It is probable that
local business houses will close and at-
tend this game
A The pep squad will be well organized
Friday afternon and on the gridiron
4 d''' with the old fighting spirit as is dis-
played at each home game every year
Friday afternoon the Wildcats were
defeated in a game with Ardmore on
the Ardmore field Purely through luct
21 Ardmore scored after Madill had been
penalized twice putting the ball on
Madill's ten yard line when Ardmore
recovered the ball on a fumble Twice
Madill marched down the field to
within a yard of a touchdown but
lacked the final punch to put the oval
over The Wildcats outplayed the Tig-
ers gaining more yardage from scrim-
nage making the most first downs
and completing three passes to Ard
mcat's none
Line-up hind Summary
- i Madill Pos Ardmore
Hearn LE — C Parker
Jones LT — Williams
Hartin (c) — LO Posey
Alsup C Brown
Owens — RO Priddy 1
Sanders RT McDermitt
o 0
White — RE — Segroves
Powell — QB McLeod
Simmons — LH Byrd (c)
Turner — RH Gist
McCoy — FB
rl Gordon I
I ' ' Substitutions—Madill: Payne for
Hartin Williams for Turner Long for
I Hearn Davis for White Turner for
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Large Crowd At
P-TA Function
Introductory Meeting
Held for Teachers
An enormous crowd gathered at the
high school building Thursday even-
' lug for the social welcome to the
teachers of the Madill schools which
was sponsored by both the North and
South ward Parent-Teachers associa-
tions The success of the meeting was at-
tributed to the president of the south
ward Mrs Claud Allen and to the
north ward president Rev Julia Stan-
dridge The meeting was held on the lawn
on the north side of the high school
building and the huge lawn was well-
lighted with colored lights Seats were
arranged on the lawn to seat several
hundred patrons
'rho program consisted of the fol-
lowing: Music by the high school band
Invocation by Rev J C Morris in-
troduction of teachers by H P Keller
president of the school board address
of welcome Rev Julia Standridge re-
' spouse by Haskell Clark south ward
principal readings by Mrs James Pey-
ton Wade and Miss Mary Winifred
Colby and a talk by O E Shaw sup-
erintendent of the Madill schools
CARD OF THANKS
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During our recent bereavement our
friends and neighbors have been very
kind to us and we wish to express our
sincere appreciation of these favors
Mr and Mrs Jackson Reynolds
Miss Mildred Davis and Miss Veda
Ayres visited in Durant Sunday after-
noon They were accompanied to Du-
rant by the formers brother Melvin
Davis a student of Southeastern
Teachers college there' who spent the
week-end with his parents Mr and
Ws D O DIM&
' rant by the formers brother Melvin dise for the local store — - ""L1 " L L Kill'bULLO becroLoxY - -- --
Stmday -
Davis a student of Southeastern - Mr and Mrs W J Baldwin and lit- Mr and Mra Noel Jenning3 of Den-
Teachers college there who spent the James E Grigsb y? was in Oklahoma Charlie Vanderpool - and Eve' rett tie son Billy Bob' visited with rela- ben Tex were week-end Visitors in Reuel W Little was z in : Ardmore -
week-end with his parents Mr and City during the first: of the week nines transanted business in Durant tives In Pauls Valley over the week- Madill with the latter parents &et Monday morning attending district ' -
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Ws D O Davis transacting budness Tuesday end t and Mrs W J Belt court
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49 Are Baptized Near
Linn List Sunday
VMMIMPiNOM11
Forty-nine persons were baptized in
Washita river near Linn Sunday af-
ternoon when a crowd estimated at
more than 500 persons was in attend-
ance '
The conversions followed revivals
that have been held during the past
several days at Kingston Bowlin
Linn and Cumberland The revival at
Bowlin closed Tuesday night of this
week according to the preacher Rev
Julia Standridge local Nazarene pas-
Of the forty-nine baptized Sunday
afternoon twenty-two were baptized
by Rev D C Cunningham of Cum-
berland all of whom were Baptists
and twelbty-seven Atiere baptized by
Rev B J Wilkins Nazarene pastor
of Kingston some of whom were
Nazarenes and some belonged to other
denominations it is reported
Kingston Winner
of League Title
Ineligible Players For-
feit Sundiy Game
0PERM M
Kingtson was declared winner of
the first place honors in the Marshall
County Baseball League as a result of
the game with Cumberland which was
played in Madill Sunday afternoon
The score of the game was Cumber-
land 5 and Kingston 3 however the
Cumberland team played ineligible
men which forfeited the ' game to
Kingston
Hoyt Greenlee and Lloyd Rushing
both of Linn were played on the Cum-
berland team Sunday afternoon and
both were declared ineligible accord-
ing to the president of the league
i Two of Cumberland's players were
111 and they were forced to substitute
or not play the game at all so the
substitute was made knowing they
would have to forfeit the game
The 4 1932 season has been success-
ful for the Marshall County teams
and as a result a number of splendid
players have been 'developed in the
county Probably next year still more
interest will be manifested and a larg-
er number of teams will - Join the
league
There were ten teams in the county
league when it was first organized at
the beginning of the season but with-
in a short time two teams were
dropped from the list and only eight
were In the league when the season
closed
Singing Convention
- To Be at Buckholt
The Marshall County Singing con-
vention will meet at the Buckholt
school house Sunday October 9 the
second Sunday in October for an all-
day meeting and dinner on the ground
"We want you to come expecting to
help boost for the Marshall County
Singing convention" stated George W
Fowler president
The Stamps-Baxter quartet and L
D Huffstutler all of Dallas Tex will
be in attendance Every singer in Mar-
shall county is extended a warm in-
vitation to attend the convention by
Mr Fowler
M E Ewing Madill will deliver a
welcome address and John Landram
also of Madill will deliver an address
Reynolds Infant Is
Victim of Illness
Lavanda Glenn six-weeks-old son of
Mr and Mrs Jackson Reynolds of Ma-
dill died about 12:30 Sunday morning
following an illness of one week with
colitis -
Funeral services were held at the
Nazarene church at 2:30 Monday af-
ternoon with the pastor Rev Julia
Standridge in charge Burial was in
the Woodbury-Forest cemetery with
Watts Funeral home in charge of the
arrangements
Mr Reynolds a railroad employe
has been transferred to Arkansas re-
cently and the family plans to move
there the latter part of the week
Officers of School
- Band Are Elected
Officers to administer the business
affairs of the Madill high school band
were elected at a meeting of the band
members at the high school building
Friday afternoon
Lyel trpshaw band director is spon-
sor of the band Officers elected were
president Haskell Taylor vice-president
Miss Jewell Battle business man-
ager Lionel (Shorty) Burrows librar-
ian Miss Virginia Jackson and W H
Patton
There is a large number of Madill
students showing interest in the band
organization again this year and it is
predicted the band will accomplish
much for the high school -
Already the band has furnished mu-
sic on several different occasions for
the schooL
Mrs Joe Williamson and Miss Lo-
rene Cupp of the local George W
Thacker Dry Goods Store and George
W Thacker of Durant were in Dallas
Tel Tuesday purchasing merchanw
dise for the local store
James E Grigsby was kr Oklahoma
city during the first: of the week
transacting budness
MADILL WILL
BE HOST TO
LODGE GROUP
Eastern Star School To
Be Conducted Here
September 29
11mielImIn
Madill Chapter No 32 of the Order
of the Eastern Star will be host to the
entire seventeenth district and a num-
ber of extra guests at the annual
school of instruction which will be held
In Madill Thursday September 29 ac-
cording to the local worthy matron
Mrs L A Hadwin
The school will begin at 1 o'clock
next Thursday afternoon and con-
vene until a late hour Thursday night
All local members of the chapter are
cordially invited to attend this school
of instruction as much information
may be gained by attending
The chapters included in the seven-
teenth district are Madill Mill Creek
Milburn Wapanucka Tishomingo
Sulphur Davis and Daugherty Other
chapters to send delegates will be Ard-
more Atoka Durant and other sur-
rounding chapters Mrs Hadwin says
Among the grand officers to be pres-
ent will be Mrs Nyobia Hendricks
Trand matron of Oklahoma City and
Mrs Lela Boles grand lecturer Olda-
homa City and the seventeenth dis-
trict's deputy Mrs George L Sneed
of Madill
At 6 o'clock a basket lunch will be
served at the local chapter dining
room and every chapter is planning to
bring a well filled basket and spread
lunch states Mrs Hadwin The local
chapter is making special arrange-
ments for the success of the meeting
At the regular meeting of the chap-
ter last Tuesday evening several com-
mittees were appointed by the worthy
matron toward preparation for the
school Special efforts are being put
forth this week by local members in
making the chapter room more at-
tractive for the occasion
Last year the school of instruction
was held at Sulphur and a number of
local members attended '
Church Builders
Proud of Work
Special Services Being
Planned Already
Baptists and Methodists are growing
prouder each day of their respective
denominations as they will soon get
to take their places in a new church
building ' ' -
About the first Sunday in October
has been set as the Sunday for the
first church services to be held in the
Methodist church building according
to Rev J C Morris pastor Special
arrangements are already being made
for the services
The first meeting in the new build-
ing will be Friday evening when the
Rotary club will again meet at the
church after meeting in the local Ma-
sonic hall for the past several weeks
When the building was first begun the
Rotary club changed its meeting place
to the downtown building and has
been awaiting the completion of the
church to return there for the weekly
noon-day meeting The Methodist lad-
ies prepare the Friday luncheons for
the Rotary club Approximately 100
persons including Rotary members
and guests will participate in the eve-
ning luncheon Friday
The two flights of steps at the north
entrance of the building have been
completed and stairways are being
built to the Sunday school depart-
ments Plastering is still under way
It is a little doubtful yet as to the
exact date that the Baptist church will
be completed but it is thought prob-
ably about the middle of October
Finances for the Baptist church are
running somewhat low at the present
acaerding to the treasurer of the
building committee but through
special efforts of the Baptists work Is
going steadily forward every day
There will be twenty windows in the
building and fourteen of them already
have been put in Six were wrong size
windows and had to be exchanged be-
fore they could be used The hanging
of the doors is the principal job at the
church at present The church will
have eighteen doors
Work is still being done on the par-
titions in the church also and on the
floor A portion of the floor has been
completed
OFFICERS OF CLUB MEET
TO PLAN YEAR'S WORK
Cabinet members of the HI-Y club
met at the high school building Tues-
day evening and made plans for the
year's work
Sponsors are C D Johnson and
Haskell Clark The cabinet members
are George Truett Dale president
Paul Sp lawn vice-president Charles
Dunn chairman of program commit-
tee Bob Williams chairman of service
committee Ralph Coats chairman of
Bible study committee Morris Win-
ston chairman of social committee
and W" IT Patton secretary
Charlie Vanderpool and Everett
Hines transanted business in Durant
Tuesday
WHOOPEE! CIRCUS CARAVAN
ON ITS WAY TO SHOW HERE!
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Today is circus day!' ' I back to Madill
Today is circus dayi'''
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The Russell Bros Circus Will be
here thLs afternoon for their first
performance and tonight for their
aecond
The big tent will seat more than
3000 spectators A tremendous
crowd is expected however and
arrangements have been made by
the management of the circus to
give crree performances if the
crow here is large enough to
make this necessary
Monday the circus was at Du-
rant Tuesday at Hugo yesterday
at Idabel—and today they will pull
SOUTH WARD P-TA WILL
HOLD BUSINESS MEETING
The first business meeting of the
year for the south ward Parent-
Teachers association will be held at
3:30 Tuesday afternoon at the high
school building
All boys and girls attending school
should urge their parents to attend
this meeting as the room having the
most mothers present will be awarded
a banner according to the president
Mrs Claude Allen
Pie Supper Dance
Draws Big Crowd
Organizations Net $35
In Two Events
The pie supper and dance at the
Legion hut Monday evening was well
attended and much entertainment
furnished for both old and young
Before the pies were auctioned off
Miss Veneta Rhoades young grand-
daughter of Mr and Mrs W B Hol-
der of Madill furnished entertainment
by singing and dancing Music was fur-
nished by Had's orchestra composed
of Jim Moore Fred Moore and Lester
Ellis all of Woodville Roy Ingle Boge
Lynn I A Hadwin Johnnie Land-
ram aild Miss Louis Hadwin all of
Madill -
The pies were sold by 0 B (Sally)
Ferrymen The proceeds of the supper
were S2L60 which goes to the Ameri-
can Legion After the pies were cleared
from the hut dancing both round and
square was enjoyed The proceeds of
the dance which amounted to 0340
went to the ladies auxiliary
Music for the dance was also fur-
nished by Had's orchestra Miss
Rhoades also rendered a few more
selections A special entertainment was
a few nurnt ers on the guitar and Jews
harp by Orank Floyd whose home is
said to be in New Albany Miss He Is
quoted as saying "I'm from nowhere
going nowhere and haven't gotten
there yet" The number which brought
applause from everyone present was
"The Pox and The Hound"
Harry Freeman Madill played for
the square dancing while Cleve Las-
iter Kingston was the official caller
Plans are now under way for a day
of '49 to be held at the hut accord-
ing to the post commander Tom Ray
This promises to be quite an enter-
taining feature and more details will
be announced soon The date has not
been definitely set Mr Ray said
Mr and Mrs Ralph Hollingsworth
sypent Sunday in Sherman Tex vis-
iting the latters' parents Mr and Mrs
W J Gant
TOWNSEND AND SHORT
VISIT IN STRATFORD
W C Townsend of Townsend Dry
Goods store and Phil Short of the
Central Drug Store were in Stratford
Tuesday afternoon visiting with the
family members of a friend Mrs M
F Bayless whose neck was broken by
a leap from the third story attic of
her burning home Tuesday Funeral
services were planned for this after-
noon (Thursday)
Mrs Bayless and Mrs D Byford a
neighbor were storing clothes in the
attic when an oil stove in the base-
ment exploded and they were trapped
in the third story before they knew
the house was aflame Both women
leaned from the house and Mr& By-
tom sustained a broken shoulder and
wrist and internal injuries
DisnucT COURT CASES
The following cases were filed in
the district court of Marshall county
the past week
Claud R Maxey vs Mutual Benefit
Health and Accident Association debt
on insurance policy
J B Liggett trustee and J B Lig-
gett vs H R Streater et al partition
and appointment of receiver
The Western and Southern Life In-
surance company vs John William
Wells et al debt and foreclosure ap-
pointment of receiver
In Re: Appeal from county commis-
sioners court of Marshall county on
Lots one and two block 27 Madill
Oakland Lodge No 74 AP and AM
appeal on tax assessment -
Mr and Mrs Elmo Townsend were
Durant visttors Sunday where they
were the guests of the former's par-
ents Mr and Mrs W M Townsend
Mr and Mrs W J Baldwin and lit-
tle 50n Billy Bob' visited with rela-
tives In Paula Valley over the week-
end t
back to Madill It will be a long
hard trip and the long string of
trucks may be &little late in ar-
riving But who cares about a little thing
like that! It will give opportunity
for visitors to see the big top put
up and to get an intimate glimpse
of circus "business"
Circus tickets being given free
by Madill merchants will admit
anyone to the circus upon pay-
ment of a 10-cent service charge
No additional expenditure of any
kind is necessary Anyone desir-
ing a reserved seat however may
secure one for 25 cents additional
Farmers' Holiday
Meeting Is Called
Growers to Be Asked
- to Hold Produce
-
At 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon In
the office of W E Martin county
agent a meeting for the farmers of
Marshall county will be held to organ-
ize what is known as a "Farmer's
Holiday"
The aim of this holiday is to elevate
Ur price paid for farm products ac-
cording to reports The farmers will
be urged to hold their products for at
least a month or until cost of pro-
duction is obtained It is said
Walter Colbert Ardmore a state or-
ganizer will be present to aid in the
meeting
Rubbing Alcohol'
Stocks Raided
Three Druggists Face
Federal Charges
Sale of rubbing alcohol a product
handled by drug stores everywhere
resulted in the arrest of three Madill
druggists Saturday
Two federal "snitches" appeared In
Madill last Thursday and made a
round of the drug stores At each
place they purchased rubbing alcohol
and asked if it were poisonous At each
drug store they were told it was not
Those who sold the rubbing alcohol
to the "snitches" at the various drug
stores were Jack Blalock Corner Drug
Store Phil Short Central Drug Store
and James P Wade Rex Rollins Drug
Store It was pointed out by the drug
store owners however that any clerk
would have sold it to them—in any
drug store in the state
Each drug store carried a separate
brand of rubbing alcohol—a com-
mon household remedy Although it As
not poisonous it contains nauseating
mixtures that make it unfit for bev-
erage purposes and can be drunk only
by habitual drinkers it is said
The only basis for the charge
against the local business men was the
accusation that they knew the alcohol
was to be used for beverage purposes
Taken to Ardmore Sunday morning
for arraignment all pleaded not guilty
and made bond in the sum of $500
each Mr Short's preliminary hearing
will be on October 4 Mr Blalock's
on October 5 -and Mr Wade's on Oc-
ober 6
Miss Eddington Dies
Sunday in Hospital
Miss Maudie Eddington 33 of Cum-
berland died in a state hospital in
Norman at 4:30 Sunday afternoon fol-
lowing a long illness
The body was returned to the Watts
funeral home in Madill by a Watts
ambulance and prepared for burial
Funeral services were held at 3 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at the Cumberland
school house with Rev Julia Stand
ridge of Madill in charge Interment
was in the Cumberland cemetery
with Watts Funeral home in charge
The father of the deceased J S
Eddington now dead was a Baptist
minister and resided at Cumberland
for a number of years
Surviving the deceased are her
mother of Cumberland and five
brothers and five sisters 1
MES LONG HOME
Mrs 'Edcr Long was returned home
Monday from a Duran hospital where
she has recently undergone a major
operation She is reported to be re-
covering nicely from the operation
HAS PNEUMONIA
Imiieimm0
Weldon Gray son of Mr and Mrs
E W Gray has been seriously Ill with
Influenza the past few days and has
develoned pnetunonta according to his
attending physician
Miss Fay Null and Miss Valerie
Moren who are students at S T C
Durant spent the week-end in Madill
with their parents Mr and Mrs R H
Null and Mr and Mrs R O Moren
Mr and Mrs Noel Jennings of Den-
bon Tex- were week-end visitors in
Madill with the latter's parents Mr
and Mrs W J Belt
BAKER KILLED :
THURSDAY BY
SON -AT ' ENOS
Preliminary Hearing Is
Held Wednesday
or Youth
e
w was shot and killed by
his ow W L Jr 17 years old
last T 10 The son's hatred was
such tt r he had wounded his
father 'ved him nearly a mile
before e final shot—the shot
that bm dant death This I Z a was the evidence pre-
sented 1 tt tate in the prelim-
inary he r W L Baker Jr
which rd 4"rs n hts being bound
over to di Z ta art The hearing be-
fore Justic Peace M E Ewing
ended yesterday afternoon
Practically no defense testimony was
offered
A crowded courtroom marked the
opening of the preliminary hearing
The case attracted attention both be-
cause of its peculiar aspects and be-
cause of the fact the families con-
cerned are tt!oxn all over the county
Witnesses cal ecA included Wiley
Bryant negro who was driving the
FALL BEARER ONE DAY
DIES NEXT MORNING
A pall bearer at the W L Baker
funeral in Madill at 1 o'clock Sat-
urday afternoon died suddenly at
his home in Gordonville Tex at
4:15 Sunday morning His name
was Dr Turner E McKinney
known by a large number of Madill
citizens
His death was attributed to heart
disease prIMcKinney was a Mu-
on and liarticipated in the Masonic
cerelpopyfor the funeral
truck when the elder taker was killed
Gus Whatley H L Luker Jean Lea
Roy Young Clarence Thompson Clo-
vis Peacock Dr P F Robinson and
C C Walker
The tragedy was preceded by years
of family difficulties The 49-year-old
Marshall county cattle buyer ruled his
family with an iron hand it is gos-
sipped and serious troubles had arisert
on various occasions Some of the
older children had been run off from
home it is told
Little is known of any definite
troubles between father and son be-
fore the tragedy of last week It IS
expected however that the trial will
bring out much evidence of this char-
acter About two weeks prior to the shoot-
ing W L Jr had gone to the home
of his brother-in-law Paul Gardner
to help gather the corn crop The
Gardner farm is located about two
miles south and a half mile west of
Enos The youth previously had
planted a corn crop on shares with his
father at the home place in that
vicinity
Last Thursday morning the elder
Baker accompanied by a negro Wiley
Bryant went in a truck to Enos to get
some hogs and cattle Nine head of
hogs a cow and a calf were loaded
into the truck
In addition the two had planned to
get a horse an animal said to be the
property of the minor son W L Jr
When the negrro saddled and bridled
the pony and started to take it away
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39 Examined At
Clinic Wednesday
Rotary Gives Banquet
For Workers
Thirty-nine persons in Madill and
Marshall county applied for exami-
nation at the clinic for crippled child-
ren of Marshall county held at the
court house in Madill Wednesday af-
te noon and the clinic proved very
helpful according to local physicians
Local physicians including Dr John
L Holland Dr J H Veazey and Dr
P P Robinson co-operated in making
the clinic a success Others that were
present to make the examinations and
promote the clinic were Dr Charles
Rountree Dr Copeland Joe Hamilton
secretary of the work: Mrs C L Dau-
gherty of the vocational department
and Miss Kittle Shanklin social
work all of the Crippled Childrens
hospital Oklahoma City
The doctbrs and nurses conducting
the clinic were honored at a luncheon
at the Masonic hall in Madill Wednes-
day evening which was given by the
local Rotary club members A number
of Rotary Anns were present
Rev Standridge Goes
To Church Assembly
Rev Julia Standridge local Nazar-
ene pastor left Wednesday for Pilot
Point Tex to represent Oklahoma as
a trustee to the Western Nazarene as-
sembly at Bethany college The as-
sembly will last until Sunday evening
but Rev Standridge plans to return
Saturday In order to fill her pulpit
Sunday
Reuel W Little was Ardmore
Monday morning attending district -
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