Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 28, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 16, 1960 Page: 2 of 16
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coge 2—Section 1— Sopulpo (QHtf 3^*613 . Sc*r>abv.;Cctob*r 16, I960
Court -
DEATHS
Bond Services
Nixon -
Jury -
Continued from Page 1
es. Darlene Hughes vs SL-SF Rail-1
way, Rosemary Hardee vs The Funeral services for Edward H
Greyhound Corporation. Leona Bu- Bond retired State highway de-
chnnan vs The Greyhound Corp Ipartment employe who died Thurs-
Ellsworth Brothers Truck Line day afternoon, will he held at 2
vs Elmer Laird. Henry James vs P m Monday at Harrison Funeral
SL-SF Railway. Frances Arlene chapel Rev Howard Allen will of-
l .ihaniss vs AT ASF Railway. Rah i liciate.
ph R Thompson vs James Mur-1 Burial will he in Mound> ceme-
rav. et al. Bentley Sears vs James tery
Murray, et al, Viola Fagan, extrx | —— —
et a! vs Oklahoma Natural Gas
Co . et al Viola Fagan, extrx. et
al. vs. Oklahoma Natural Co.,
Glen Johnson vs. Charles Carter,
et al, Minnie May Price, now
Moore et al. vs D W Cotton, et
al, J W Beets vs W S Bogie
S '>er Propane Corp , vs Oklahoma This is the reason that all Okla-
T'.rn pike Authority. homans --- regardless of whether
Also Troy \ocham vs Morris ;hey vote for Nixon or Kennedy —
Mizell. Clarence J Brians vs Ev [ can and should vote for Bob Kerr
erett A Martin, J E Hollis vs Oklahoma has far too little ad van
Fluford M
(Continued from Page t'
week barnstorming tour One re-
porter from the Chicago Tribune
remarked that in Las Angeles he
actually believed there were as
many people on
supporters claimed Nixon sup-
porters apparently have been pro-
due ing some wild and fancy crowd
[five vear« of ace were decked
out in red. white, and blue uni-.
I forms and got quite a bit of at-1
itention from the GOP candidate
fie greeted several of them as
their enthusiastic leader led them '■'ers- 711 S Mam Louis V Stuart
in th* victory chant Oner4*'* F* Lincoln. Max in*- Treeman
(Continued from Page 1)
Notebook -
Continued from Page 1'
j ances are considered ... not
the White House
thing for sure, it was obvious that JN’orvella Upshaw. Route 1. and
the welcoming party in Tulsa was|^'a,T’uel G Watkins 703 S Water
not monopolized by any one group 1 BRISK)-V
h_. v.v. n i Everyone had a hand in the mat-1 Harold Arner. Civ A Baker
“ K ' ' 1 ter, including Democratic Mayor ^ran^ ^ Brown. Ravmond Chan-
Jim Maxwell < onnie Charles. Leona Bel-
Th<- Norse Stars marching group fre<‘ Karnana Gord*»r Eva Lee
■ \TW5i' f,um AAM. Miami. Hanco‘* Irene Henderson. Patric-
Tpross on the tour , x ,. marched through V ^lrna *• and A c
A national magazine this week;,, they Wt tholr Ban(K Neighbors.
DFPnt
the vice-president s plane as at lht. ai , and ^ Ada Patton Wolf
p ,D*,;MRM‘t,T v pycon
theme song sheet music on hand ' ***** "* John A. Oiran-
Nixon will not make another
he would be defeated by Kennedy
We talked with seven of thej
traveling party, and only one re-
membered any sort of a poll be-
ing taken
the election, and Kennedy has
scheduled none Apparently the
Nixon party Is traveling in'states eight electoral votes are
riot wor’h too much time or
trouble to the candidates Nixon
leil the airport Saturday after
noon lor Springfield. Ill, and
Noticeably mis-1 then will go to Cambridge. Mass
to Wash-1 .sing at the airport was the quite i Saturday night lor a midnight
. _ , — ^ the active Democrats for Nixon rally at the airuort there
Joe Turner vs John Reed leader* of Congress today and ir-j organization However when th* r I r.-n, u a .u
ei Ford etal. Lloyd Good vs Mar espective of who is named presi press buses arrived at the fair press bus to town^ was'that of
Railway^ Veda D J? £ ** «round" « ■»««* this a reporter from a Washington
«*.«......... —,rrs r r z.......
vs Otis Rule etal riiffnrH u,„i , . H ' , . | weeks with Kennedy, and the past
v.n vs Georire M w.lhrrn 1 y ,0 Oklahoma I Nlxon *uPPoft*rs had Ihree weeks with Nixon Oul of
Clifford UnV Hudson ......._. -Isorts be.auae he- had no clean
a sleek, brand new Boeing 707
! (et. leased from American Air-
lines Al the airport Nixon was
Gentry. Wayne Courtage in places of import to be ig- met by a host of GOP big wigs
><>n (* \ r&NF Railway Kenn-1noring the fails of life and send ,and then wives
eth Moore vs Armour & Co. et
al. Maude Childers, et ux vs Rex
Moor
| mg another newcomer
mgton Boh Kerr is one
had just about three weeks with Nixon Out
"T’la,e ““•£ a*T 20 of campaign t «£i ^rxisrLtJTL 2*15
- «. ( • iWya> Wh“n ,h‘7 m Phoenix, he
ister Katherine Craft J C Dan-
iel. Genevie Edwards Florence A
Gibson. Ada Gooch H C. King
Wanda J McCaulav Luella San-
ders and Mildred Wells.
MANNFOKD
Ethel Krotser
Mill AY
Clyde Riggs, O J Skaggs, and
Forest Whitmore
MOUNDS
Ruth Raper
on TON
V N Green, Ruth Hunter and
K W Hunter.
TULSA
Vaughn Baker. Karl S Caldwell
\ H Lavman ami C M Owen
A Whopping
1.50 Savings!
CAY CAPRI PANTS...
WOOL-NYLON SOLIDS
100% WOOL PLAIDS
BULKY KNIT
ORLON SWEATERS
2.88
ng feature of this business is
that only one of these guys can
• 1 for which the people
should be thankful
--- 01 - «" rc„.„ked coi.ily , „ n =, am j <houit| U. thankful
KATZ 50th ANNIVERSARY SALE
Closes Monday Night at 8:30
The sole this post week has been a wonderful success. You ond
your neighbors from miles around have accepted our truly wond-
erful anniversary values. If vou hmmht ________
U'^unu nave acceprca our truly wond-
erful anniversary values. If you bought, come again tomorrow.
If you haven't attended, be sure to come in tomorrow. I
- ----» — — — - ~ ■ ■■ «WI»»WI 1 ww,
Shop and Save Monday from 10 a,
iO 0:30 p. m. — the Last Day of
Cur Biggest Event in 50 Years.
Waltz Gown and
Baby Doll Sets
by Seamprufe
We bought plenty — on special
purchase We still have some'
"Sweet Dreamers" of nylon tricot,
regularly priced $5 98 a set, by
special Anniversary purchase, set —
$398
LAY THESE SETS AWAY FOR
YOURSELF AND FOR CHRISTMAS!
100% Cashmere Coats
Marvelous buys for Anniversary days' Hurry in to-
morrow ond make this saving on a pure cashmere
coat Luxurious "Emperado" quality Exclusively
hand tailored Their regular price is $99 50 (low at
that') Tomorrow save an extra $10 00' Sale price
m.
Accept Our Thanks
-for receiving our 50th Anniversary Sole
with appreciated patronage
for visiting our store doily
- for the words and letters of congratula-
tions .
—for the beautiful flowers
Announcing the Winners
of Cur Friday Door Prizes
i h zx m zl D . . L I
$
89
All Boys' and Girls'
CAR COATS
Our entire winter stock is on sole
tomorrow ot
10% off
Mrs Richard Ruhl,
822 Henshow . . . .
Mrs E F Winched,
1338 E McLeod . .
Bessie Whitney,
1218 Mabelle Drive
Mrs Odie Dumas,
910 E Lincoln
Mrs U A Pond,
225 W Dewey
Mrs Ted Harrison.
Kiefer
Nardis Sweater and Skirt
Tranell Dress
............Hand Bag
..........Warner Bra
Ans French Gloves
. S-pc B-C Glassware Set
Crawford,
^0*V WINNER* w:li Sr *-
ANNOUNT£D_|Kt mONOAY'S HFRALD
Door Prues to be Awarded Monday
GENERAL MERCHANDISE MON OCT 17
$16 95 Samsonite Streamhte Case
$15 95 Rhxthm Step Shoes (choice)
fHo^rTown & CounfrV Shoes (choice)
5J 98 Seamprufe Slip
8 pc Set B-C Glassware
8 pc Set BC Glassware
READY TO WEAR MON OCT. 17
$ 1 6 95 Man ford Dress
$1 I 90 Pilot Blouses (2 rea $5 95)
$24 95 L'Aiglon Dress
$39 50 Caryle Dress
$19 90 Lompl Skirt (8 95) ond Matched
Sweater ($10 95)
Register Monday for These Prixes?
Wonderful Savings
for Your Home end
for Christmas giving!
MARTEX
Gift Towel
Sets
Save on Drapes Cafe Curtains
dy made By Window Act 100ao
>m«*pun (won't faca). Decorator
>rs Sole priced'
Single width
43*90 ____
Double width
96x90 .....
Triple width
144*90 ____
?54J
*1444
•18“J
Our special Anniversary purchase from
famous Window Art Assorted pat-
terns, many colors Only by special
purchase can we offer these regular
$3 98 cafes of our low, low Anmver-
$194
MARTEX GIFT SETS. Lovely towels m
stripes, solids Packed in lovely gift be
towel, one guest towel, two wash cloths
Anniversary set...........
MARTEX SETS. New and old favorites
checkerboards, polka dots, petit point
bath, one guest, 2 wash cloths and 2
finger tip towels Anniversary set.....
MARTEX TOWEL SETS, also o
ond 10 piece sets
Anniversary sale price ......
flower designs,
xes One bath
44
»3
Solids, roses,
designs One
*444
*•*44 ■
beauties in 6
44
’5
Bed Pillow Specie!
Special purchase of full sue pillow*
with foam for real luxury sleeping'
welded seams Hurry in Monday for y
thot blend f«
Nice printed
>urs' Eoch
$i
99
Merchandise with N,„. Live, and SAH Green Stomp, too
DrPAPTMENT
TORE
Magic orlon acrylics that wash
beautifully, dry quickly. Round
or shawl collar styles. White,
pink, blue, sizes 3 to 6x.
Sizes 7 to 14... .reg. 393 3.47
RUN.RESISTANT
NYLON LEOTARDS
88*
Regularly 1.00
Value scoops for big and baby
sister! Fine quality HELANCA
nylon leotards with snug elastic
tops. Carefully cut for contour fit.
Big color selection! 1-3, 3 6, 7-14.
Save lie
BEADED MOCS
1.57
Reg. 1.98
Beaded vamp, leatherette
upper*, bunny fur trim.
Red. royal, pink, white,
light blue. Sizes 11-3, 4-10.
Save 25c
FLANNEL-LINED
CORDUROY LONOIES
1.34
Reg. 1.59
Washable eotton rorduroys, lined
with gay plaid cotton flannel Slit
pockets, half-elastic waists. Red,
turquoise, copen. 3 to 6x.
Sizes 7 to 14.............1.88
LADY SUSAN
STEAM IRON
8.97
Reg. 997
Newberry* own
make! 17 steam
vents for faster
ironing! Fabric
dial Steam and dry
switch. AC.
LADY SUSAN
TOASTER
9.97
Reg. 1097
Newberrv* own |
custom model' 2
slice automatic!
style in gleaming |
chrome. AC only.
CORDUROYS
97*
Hand laced cotton cordu-
roy uppers! Comfy cush-
iony crepe sole*. L oden
green, red or black. S-M-L.
A
BOYS' SKI P.J’*
BIO SELECTIONS!
1.9 B
New "Thermal” types for In*
aula ted comfort in sizes 4 to 16.
Hanfori/ed flannelettes in
*"*'*'* of gay punt patterns,
b M L sizes,___
6.98 value';! Yes, they have fa«
Pored legs, hi-rise waists, se lf belts!
( apri SOLIDS of hand washable
90% wool-10% nylon: oxford,
bankers grey-sizes 10-20. Capri
PLAIDS, 100% wool in green,
beige, blue. Sizes 10 to 18,
GAY PLASTIC
HOUSEWARES
88*
each
Jumbo waste bas-l
«et; diih pan. drain!
board mat Pink,|
yellow, turquoise.
BOYS’ DOE-LON
OR WOOL CAPS
1.98
Doe-Lon vinyl cap* in grey,
blue, loden, red .. .‘‘Legion-
naire” wools in red. navy,
charcoal, brown, with inner
and outer bands, b'/i tv 1' t.
BOYS’ HOODED
SWEAT SHIRTS
1.98
Double-thick
drawstring hood!
Hand wanning
‘‘inufT" front!
Rib-knit cuffs,
waist Soft, thick
absorbent cotton
in white, powder
blue. red. navy,
gun metal. 8 M L.
All item* available in mo»t Sewbtrry tlore*
.1
WOMEN'S THERMAL PANTIES
Midway length. 100'. eotton, knit
to keep cold out’ Klastic w.ust. Full
cut. White. Medium, large pr 69c
MISSES' THERMAL BRIIFS
Klastic leg brief* with elastic waist.
100% cotton, knit to keep cold out.
Whit**. S M L .............pr. 39c
MISSIS’ THERMAL PANTIIS
Midway length, 100% cotton, knit to
k*ep cold out. Klastic waist. White.
8mall, m—hum, large size*.. pr. 49c
WOMEH'S RAYON RANTNS
KXTRA SIZE: pantv of non-run tricot
rnvon. 4 stvle*. sizes S-10. White, pink
Also ELASTIC LEG pantv of tricot
ra.vun. White. 6 to 7.... 3 pr. for 49c
WOMEN S RAYON RANTIIS
EXTRA SIZE pantiee of acetate tricot
rnvon in 4 popular styles Sizes 8 to 10.
White, pink, rcg. o:/i pr. 2 pr. for S7c
Buy 2-Save 96c
COTTON FLANNEL
Senop a %upplv. SAVE' These are the color rich plaid sport shirts bo
needs and wants for brisk fall nnd winter weather All so carefully
tailored of soff ixdton flannel in n comfortable medium weight Top-
stitch collars lie flat-come with Terma-slays. Chcx-e now froni
handsome assorted plaid patterns in rich he-man ivlors. Small
medium, large and extra large sizes. *
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 28, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 16, 1960, newspaper, October 16, 1960; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1488054/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.