Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 31, No. 282, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 1, 1946 Page: 4 of 10
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PACE FOUR
SAPULPA HERALD. SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
THURSDAY. AUCUST 1. Ift46 mfe
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proved by the FPHA office at Fort
Worth.
i "*I<e contractor has been forced
to expend considerable time and
effort u obtain critical materials
to keep the housing project going
HI'IMIS HOME FROM BOXES
Miss Smith
To Be Counselor
Miss Mary Sue
Smith, a
fffi PflCl WUAPi_
tractor, and ts based upon mater-
daughter. Bobby Lou. Mr and Mrs. ial* and labor alone and doesn't
1 Lester ChildiV s and the hostess include the cast of the house 0r
1945 and husband. Mr. and Mrs Howard as a basis for figuring And
yraduate cf Sapulpa high school, Childress, and daughter. Bobby Jo. the margin of profit is a legitimate
»ho has been attending the summer After the*presentation of the gifts, one approved by the government
term at Cl ahtma A and M has fne party adjourned to the minia- "Each veteran, who has purchas-
been selected as the swimming ture golf course, where they spent
counselor and physkal education in- the remainder of the evening in
structor for the Camp Fire Girls games cf golf.
hema: D. L Lewallen. Jr.. 600 block! The disappointing part of this game
S Oklahoma. Charles R Thomp- was not the fact that B-C won. but -—
son. 130) block E McKinley; Pete it was the size of the seen which GREEN COVE SPRINGS. Ha
Torres. 1301 E Thompson; David was B-C 10. Pure Oil 0. This was ,UPI—Undisturbed by lumber and
Patterson. 600 block S Apple street, a five-liming ball game housing shortages, the family of
E E Parker is living peaceful In
Toni Seigle. 1203 E Dewey; Earl As this is for the best two out of
Any profit at all to any one on Cowan. 419 W Lee, H M. Oentry.1 '■ hree. the same two clubs play to-
the houses is 10 per cent to the con- 600 block S Adams; Glen R Lem- night The only change being that a new house decorated with the
lTow Never C/eoned Yout
IENTAI PLATES
So rosily
Many Navar
Suspect Caua
Of Back;
or.' 1201 E Dewey and John Bartlett-Cilllns and Pure pkty Uie silhouettes of 30 and 50 caliber ina-
Thomp.M n 1300 block E McKinley
VFW and B-C
at Camp Cimarron, near Coyle Okla.
The camp will commence August 1
and last for two weeks
Miss Smith \ as recommended by
the physical education staff of A
and M college.
Ilianne Mole
Has Visitor
John Ashby of Oklahoma City is
waiting with his cousin. Miss Dian-
ne Mote, in the home of her grand-
mother, Mr^ C B Rockwood. at
‘ 1343 E Thompson.
Mi. Mete re-ently moved to Sa-
pulpr. with her family from Cor-
onda Calif., and plans to enter
.school here this fall
♦ ♦
Tn Visit
In Miami
Miss Kay McKinney left this
merning for Miami Okla. where
she will be the week end guest of
Miss Joan Newton, who was her
rocm mate at the Presbyterian member of the organ..ration and
'hurch camp. Dwight conference, instrumental in helping the city
ed a house has been ■ hown a
complete breakdown of the cost
when asked for it. And if he hasn't
>rfn it and desires to look at It.
the breakdown on his house is
aval able Wr have shown the fig-
ures lo the purchaser and receiv-
ed no ccmolainls," Pickett staled
A short time ago the Veterans of
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Trtird Baseman Tlobert Ausmus.
who hung on to the ball for the out.
It wa, a m£e -atch and he receiv-
ed a nice hand from the' crowd.
In the third inning Paxton hit a line
drive right back at Tucker, who held
Foreign” Wars''asked1 Stua rt^who to 0:. 10 ‘he. b1?!1Jor, »e “.bo
|Klr«nilr tnd» soil. %mtm-
lul boohing !«•' !>■« !•••
l.l»ir i» bodge in • low
.1 eelrr. Add s lillle Kle*-
_ nite. Peseta I Siaene. dia-
Cblarenana. deniarr ado* die**pear. Taar
teeth epeihlr I'he new. Aak >»SI d»«g«i»t
today lor Kleenlle. ___
first game and Liberty an? VFW chine gun bullets
play the .second With their backs purker built the combination I
to the wall both Pure and Liberty llUMP an(j nung station from more
will throw everything in the books ,han 500 cartridge boxes. He go« '
to try and win their games tenight them from an Army surplus stock ,
end stay in the play-off. so come ,aie at nearby camp Blanding. fi'-
cr. ottt early you fans and get a t(.d „„<) nailed them together to
good seat foi these two game.- make a sturdy pine house. The In
_ sides of the boxes form a storage ' act ki.kenite today at Holsemcr
cabinet alcng the wall of his filling i .Jrug Store. Heel Dnig Store. Humes
Adv station
KUENITE the Brushles* Way
tkacl
polgonous rnntter to remain In your biu
inaycauri-nagvingbackachc.rheuniatiip
leg pain*. ||>»» of pep and energy, gcttit
nlgbU. rweUiiig. pu*n*». under the ,
hiadai'lirs and diitinee*. I re.juent or .
niurrr with imartlng and burning I
tirnen shows there i» eometbing wrong w '
^Dwn t'wait!*Aek yonr druggist fer D<J J1
Pin., a .t.molant diuretic, used furMert
by millions for over 40 yearn. Doan ■ «
hippy relief end will help the lb m.iaftniT I
kidney lubes flush out poisononawaeU f
ypur blood, (jet Uoao'e Pill*.
Weaver Transfer, phone 58
’Orun Co and all «ood druggists
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the first part of the summer
All hut 4
project
Guests Here
from California
Mrs Carol Sigmon and sor. David,
former Sapulpaas. now of South
Gate. Calif., are spending a two
weeks visit here with the former's
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labor shortage and speed
work.
The project got underway here
April I. with the city purchasing
24 houses from the federal public
housing administration and work
launched to start removal of the
house- from their location at Pryor. Qi lnton
obtain the project, to give a detail- *. ^
ed repevt on the progress of the
project and a breakdown of the
costs involved.
Following his report, numerous
questions were asked and the or-
ganization then gqve him a vote
of thanks for presenting the infor-
mation
Houses have been purchased or
in process of purchase by the fol-
lowing
Joe Vanatta. 1303 E Thompson;
Charles L Chuck" MorrU. 848 S.
Oklahoma; Bob Tavet 718 E. Bryan.
Kenneth Pcrter. 501 S. Adams;
Walkup. 304 E. Lincoln;
le.eived a hand from Lite crowii
In the second inning Gene Brui-
ser came out fast from behind the
to take Ausmus attempted
bunt which he popped up in the air
Here was another nice fielding play.
I 4ibi-»i
Until recent.y it was possible and Roy T Greeson. 128 W McKinley:
lrienas. Mr and Mr- K h dick. praspective veteran purchaser Warren Shull. 417 S. Walnut; Burt
Lee wa_s urgeci to scout around and buy Holder. 1007
323 W Lee and Mr and Mrs
Agee, 1301 E Jackson.
E Thompson; C. R
his own lot But out of necessity. Tucker. 701 S. Poplar: Dean Rauls-
ton, 805 S. Oklahoma
Coffee Honors
Mrs. DeLosier
The Saini Monica Auxiliary and
the Good Shephard guild of the
Episcopal church gave a 9 o'clock
coffee and personal shower in the
parish house yesterday morning
paying courtesy to Mrs Fanny De
Luzin. who will leave the first of
September for Lawrence. Knns
where she will act as house moth-
er for a small dormitory at Kan-
sas university
The tables which were covered
with hand made lace cloths were
c'ecorated with lovely centerpieces
it garden flowers and candles which
vere attractively arranged Coffee
was poured by Mrs A Disney ifiei
winch Mrs DeLuzier opened hei
many lovely gifts.
The guests Included: Mis Scott
Johnson. Mrs Charles Zeigler, Mrs
A Disney. Mrs Harry Hibbard Mi-
Ray Vunl.aiidingham. Ml 8p
leder, Mrs. G T Jewell. M; Fred
Vlrden. Mr- Sam N’aifeh. Mi Alex
Naifeh Mrs Ovid Stivers. Mrs
Clark Jennings. Mr- O T Porter.
Ifn Jai Patsy P
ter. Mrs John Borrough Mr'
Maude DeLozier, Mr; Paul Mote
Mrs C S Miller and the honoree
Last week Mrs DeLozier was hon-
.since the ontractor had only 60
days but did take 75 days to remove
the houses from Prycr. lots were
purchased by the contractor in order
to unload the houses on a lot and
save the vet storage cost
Cost of lots fer the houses rang-
ed from $2 0 to *500. depending 'on
what the owner charged the veteran
or the trustees for them Most of
the lots were purchased by the vet-
eran Some were handled by the
trustees and every effort made to
get them at tin lowest possible cost
bu; the committee ran into diffi-
culties on some lots, when owners
wanted a stiff price.
Some lots were reje -ted by the
trusted because of the high price
asked. All lets bought by the com-
mittee were turned to the vet at the
cost of the let as asked by the
owner
>oine individuals saw a chance
to tnake -ome money on the vet
he using project relative to lots.
They went around and bought or
obtained an option on choice, ac-
ceptable lots in town, then sold
them tc \ets at a higher price or
tried to sell them io the trustees.
Some of the lots were rejected
by the committee because of that
reason.
On every house sold, a complete
W C Brown. 600 block. S Okla-
WANTED
2 Carpenters
apply
ROGERS
BAKERY
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oredat » Uiro party given for her ^** to and ap-
by the Episcopal church choir. At
that time they presented her with
a beautiful prayer book
LA of BKT
IYi Hold Meeting
The ladies auxiliary to the Broth-
erhood of Railroad Trainmen, will
meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afier-
I
regular business meeting
ATTENTION!
MASTER MASONS
Sapulpa Lodge No. 170
will meet in
Regular ( ommunication
FRIDAY, \l (. |
at 7:30 P. M.
Visitors From
San Francisco
Visitors in the home of Mr and
Mrs A W Harper this week are
their son and his wife Mr and Mrs
Sherman Harper, who arrived from
San Francisco yesterday. Mr. and
Mrs Harper btth served in the
United States navy and were recent-
ly discharged ,
Thev are en route to Pennsylvania
where they will visit Mrs Harper s
parents and then return here in
September, when Harper will at-
tend school at Norman.
♦ ♦ ♦
Spending Vacation
In St. Louis
Miss Wanda Sue Oswalt Is spend-
ing her vacation In St. Louis, Mo ,
with her aunt and uncle Mr. and
Mrs. Mike Montefelice.
♦ ♦ ♦
Charlea-Oawalt
Marriage Announced
Mr and Mrs Wesley Charles. 326
East Rdss. announce the recent mar-
riage of their daughter. Miss Jane
Charles, to Earl Oswalt, jr son of
Mr. and Mrs. E E. Oswalt. Sapulpa
Road. In a ceremony, which was
solemnized at 7:15 Friday evening.
July 26. in Independence. Karts.
Mr and Mrs Oswalt are both
graduates of Sapulpa high school
with the class of 1941 Mrs. Oswalt
attended Tulsa Business college and
is now employed by the Southern
Tank company.
Mr Oswalt received his discharge
In November. 1945, after serving
34 months in the army air corps.
28 months of which were spent In
the China-Burma-India theatre of
war under the command of Gen
Joseph Stilwell. At present he is
attending commercial art school In
Tulsa
♦ ♦ ♦
Dinner Party
Honors Two
Mi Hn .'.i < .nldress was h< tt
at a 7 o'clock dinner party last
evening, in her home it 12"2 S Hi k-
ory, honoring the birthdays of her
husband and her mother-in-law,
Mrs Lester Childress The dinner
was served buffet style at the table
which was centered with a beautiful
arrangement of garden roses
Covers were laid for the follow-
ing: Mr and Mrs Hebert Stewart
and son. Bobby, Mr and Mrs Jes-
sie VatiWmkle. Mrs Ruby Price and
Work in
Master Mason Degree
\i-iting Brethren Melennu-
EARL FENSKA, W. M.
Mil I.IAM DRIES* See.
I don 7 care if she does go home to mother every night
We're waiting for u silent Servel Gas Refrigerator.*
Families everywhere have decided, "We're not getting any
refrigerator till we can get a silent, long-lasting Servel." For
they've learned that the Gas Refrigerator is different. No /
noise, no wear —because a tiny gas dame take* the place of
moving parts in the freezing system.
New Scrvels are coming off the line every day. But the
demand is so great that some folks may have to wait a bit.
If you ean’t get yours right sway, remember—Servel u
worth waiting for. It stays silent, lasts longer.
HOME APPLIANCE STORE
South Main Phone 243
‘‘Always Friendly Service”
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BEWARE OF
PIN-WORMS
reports rereul that an anu.imir
numlii r of children and aduita arc victim*
of Pin-Worm*
Watch for warning sigua. especially
the embarrassing, nagging recta! itch
After centuries of Pin-Worm distress a
r« aii> rfTcvtive way to deal with them bu
been eatablished through JAYNE’S P*W,
the new Pin-Worm ti-atmcnt dev«loped
in th« laboratories of Ur. I> Jayru A Son
The amall, «-a*y-to-take P-W tablet* riv
aatisfaction or your money ba< k So *\hy
take chances on Pin Worms 1 If you sus-
pect this ugiy infection ask your druggist
fur P*W snd follow the directions
'I s va*> to rtuiviiibei . P*W for Pin-Wui mi I
1.
Are Y ou Alive?
If So
YES
NO
Continue with this simple quiz. It will det-nnine the decree to which you
-»r • exposed to claims arising from bodily injury or property damage to others.
2. Do you ever have a
Uusehold servant, yard-
man or repairman at your
home ?
YES
NO
YES
NO
8. Do you express op-
nions of other persons Or
repeat gossip in conver-
sations or writing?
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3. Do you have a dog,
saddle horse or work-
horse ?
4. Do friends
quaintances ever
your home?
or ar-
visit in
9. Do you ever lose
your temper and feel like
“taking a poke" at some-
one ?
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5. Do salesmen <
licitors ever ring
doorbell ?
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your
10. Do you own rent
property in which other
oersons live or work?
n
6 Do collectors ever
rail—or how do you pay
your paper boy ?
7. Do you have minor
children — normal kids
* ho own a bicycle, play
hall, push a doll buggy
ilong the sidewalk ?
11. Do delivery men ever
bring you milk, laundry,
cleaning or purchases?
12. Do you or any of
your fam,ly ever go hunt-
ing, fishing, play golf, use
a motorboat or sailboat
or go bowling?
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policy. Our policy protects the insured and members of his household against damage
suits caused by bodily injury to others and damage to property of others. It provides
voluntary medical payment for injuries sustained by guests, occasional residence rni
ployees and others injured on insured's premises.
See Us Today About This Low-Cost Protection
LEVIT2LON
LON T. JACKSON
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23 South Park
Phone 124
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PLASTIC BAGS
Just What You’ve Been Wanting!
Beautiful, Cool, Airy
House Coats
One glance at them and you l| say it s just
the thing! In beautifully primed patterns
on fully washable cotton fabrics! Tub as
easily as a handkerchief C oo| colors in
attractive patterns.
Sizes for the larger woman,
from 38 to 52.
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Plenty of beautiful, newest styles and
shapes in our newly received fall
bags! Gleaming plastic patents and
plastic leathers in handle, underarm,
full zip.Jer and envelope styles.
Choose yours now!
.98
Plus
Tax
Save Dollars on
PLAY SUITS
Attractive summer play suits now at
half theii price! Beautiful styles-
All colors.
A Big Ratk of
DRESSES
In our mid-summer sale. Save while
wr have these racks left. ( hone
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GARTER
BELTS
We Have the “Old Time’
VASSARETTES
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Nationally known girdles and pantie girdles by this famous
maker. I wo-way stretch, made with Lastex yarn You II
need, a new Vassarrtte for fall—so buy now Either
garment
$5.00
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One lot of 2-way stretch Girdles in
small, medium, large and XXX large.
$2-98
GAY DECEIVER!
Warner s adjustable bust pad* of fine quality ma-
terials. An essential for the fall glamour look. Pair
$1.25'
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wide, comfortable |
width. Supporters of good t
live, stretchy elastic. Keep* 'u^‘
your »t ocxings neat and prep..
Made
satin,
straight
Save on Shoes!...SALE NOW ON!
SUMMER DRESS SHOES
Vitality, Rhapsody, Merry-Go-
Kound and Arch-Ezer shoe* in
white and black patent. Sling and
closed pumps and ties. Regular
$6.95 values, now
*2.98
SANDALS AND PLAY SHOES
Black patent sandals, white
pumps and spectators in odd
and end sizes Also white, red.
brown and black play shoes. A
few huarachrs left. Out they go
Tie
fclay
• first
SUMMER CASUAL SHOES
Beautiful casuals — our entire
summer stock) Sandals and cas-
uals of all kinds in white and
beige. Many studded, perforated,
smooth and plain patterns. To
$5.98 values.
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table shoes on sale
B
Mhitr spurt oxfords, loafers, odd i '
and rnd slippers. Hurry while ‘J
these few
pair* remain—get your
size and get a bargain,
FALL has already started
at Katz. While shopping
this week end. ask to see
the lovely new fall clothes
we have. Lay them away
if you like—a small de-
posit holds your choice.
depabtme
Pay a little each week or
month.
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