Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 265, Ed. 1 Monday, July 13, 1942 Page: 3 of 8
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MONDAY, JULY 13, 1942
JLF* HERXLD. SAFUEPA, OKLAHOMA
PAGE THREE
FAYE REECE DUNLAP, Editor
MrthodUt Ladies
Meet Wednesday.
The Women's Society for Christian
Back From
Fort Smith Trip.
Miss Melba Osborne and Mrs. Joq
Service *of the First Methodist church Armburst have returned from a week-
wtjl meet at the home of Mrs. H. C. end visit to Fort Smith accompanied
Hughes, Wednesday afternoon at 2' by Patsy Ruth Sallee, granddaughter of
o'clock Mrs. Hughes will be assisted;the latter
oy Mrs.. H H Bums; Mrs. J. W. Man-1 Miss Osborne ahd little Miss Sallee
ning Mrs J. H. McCaully, Mrs. J. L.| presented special dance numbers at
Prince and Mrs C. C Hillman.
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Mrs. Potter
Seriously III.
Jack Coe, in the army at Savannah,
Friday and Saturday evening functions,
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Oil Workers
Have Picnic.
The International Oil Workers union
Ga.. is coming by plarte to Sapulpa to Local 330. a branch of the CIO held
be with his sister, Mrs. Carl Potter,
who is seriously ill in the city hospital.
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I-eft Yesterday
For California.
Mrs "Fuel Wadley left yesterday for
Los Angeles to Join Mr Wadley, who
is emplpved by a glass containers com-
pany there She was accompanied by
her sister. Miss Erma Jean Ross, who
also plans to make her residence in
Los Angeles.
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Visitors Here
From Arkansas.
their annual picnic Sunday afternoon
at Dixieland park and served ice cream
and pop to 285 members of the umonti
and their families.
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Pool-Lynch
Nuptials Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs J. R. Pool, 223 North
Linden, have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Virginia, to Lieut,
Dallas R. Lynch, son of Mr and Mrs.
W. P. Lynch, Freewater, Ore.
The wedding took place yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock in the home of
the bride's parents, with Rev. C. W.
-- —• - i • _ „ ) Turner conducting the single ring cere-
Mr. and Mrs E. C. Harris, Gentry,! mony Only members of the families.
the home of Prof and Mrs. J. B. Moore,
913 East Hobson.
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Doing Nicely
At Hospital.
Elsa Sutton, operated on at the city
hospital Saturday morning, is doing
nicely according to hospital attendants.
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Daughter’s Engagement
Is Announced.
Mrs. M. L McOtiyfiv 308 South
Poplar, announces the engagement of
her daughter. Sannybelle, to Edward
Ray Hubbard, 903 North Eighth street.
The date of the marriage will be set
soon.
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Pioneer Mother
Singers Meet.
Pioneer Mother Singers will meet at
the T. E L classroom of the Baptist
church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
All members are invited to attend.
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Sapulpa Parent*
Visit tampers.
Sapulpa parents who visited their
daughters In camp yesterday at Camp
Scott near Locus* Grove included Mr
and Mrs. Sam Naifeh, Mrs. A. H.
Chapman and Mrs. M W Busby, Mrs.
Vemard McKinney, Mrs. Floyd Coll,
Mr and Mrs Fred Klingensmith and
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caldwell.
The girl campers conducted their
parents on a tour of camp Inspection
including the crafts hall, the stables,
the swimming hole and to other points
of interest.
Mayor Veale of Tulsa was making
movies yesterday of a number of the
activities including the color drill at 5
o'clock.
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Will Sponsor
Ice Cream Social.
Radiant chapter of Eastern Star will
sponsor an ice cream and cake social
Friday evening starting at 7:30 o'clock
to be held on the lawn of the Masonic
temple. The public is invited,
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Lt. Hamilton
Returns To Duty.
Lt. CltutQn D. Hamilton of the Unit-
ed States army air corps returned to
dqty today at Barksdale Field, Shreve-
port, La. Lt. Hamilton was formerly
located at Harrington Field. Houston.
Tex., where he received his wings and
pilot rating as a multi-motored pilot.
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Reported
Doing Nicely.
Mrs Frank Smeltzer Is reported as
doing nicely after a major operation
at the city hospital this morning.
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Bible Claw
Party.
The Modern Bible class of the Chris-
tian church will meet tomorrow eve-
ning at 6:30 o'clock at Dixieland park
for a swimming party and picnic.
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Gaest Of
His Sister.
C M Cramer of Hominy was a guest
yesterday of his sister, Mrs. Ira Malone.
♦ ♦ ♦
Sherman In
St. Louis Hospital.
C*rl Sherman is in the Frisco hos-
pital in St. Louis. Mrs Sherman leaves
tonight to be at his bedside.
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Wood lawn Library
Open Tomorrow.
The Woodlawn library will be open
tomorrow afternoon from 2 until 4
o'clock. Story hour will begin at 2:15
p. m A period of games will follow.
Laat week was the record day for the
vacation library.
NEUTRALIZE QUICKLY
EXCESS STOMACH ACID
Add stomach causes heartburn, gas
and indigestion. ' You can neutralise
this acid Quickly, by taking a snoon-
ful of Bisma-Rex In a glass of water
after every meal It Is delicious tast-
ing. Buy a bottle of 50 doses for 50c
today at the Rexall Drug Store—O.
L. Humes Drug Stores. —adv.
Phone 208 or 461.
FOR « «•
Free Car to Polls for
Ralph Lovett Voters
Republican for SHERIFF
the best man, and bridesmaid attend
ed
The bride wore a street dress at
powder blue jersey, with blue acces-
sories and a corsage of pink gladiolas.
Vera Lee Walker, her bridesmaid, wore
a medium blue dress with red acces-
sories and a corsage of red gladiolas.
Lieut. Lynch, who received his com-
mission last week at Fort BeUevoir,
Va.. was attended by his cousin. Reu-
ben Bell.
Lieut, and Mrs. Lynch will make
their home in Muskogee.
SPEAKING OF BONDS
JOE LOUIS IS
BACK WITH HIS
down here," as Miss Locke chalked up
another casino game.
Fred Gtnyard. the champion’s sec-
retary and Clvde Morgan, his golf ln-
CAVALRY AGAIN 8truct°r, both Journeyed from Chicago
to spend the week-end with Joe.
_ ' I Army life seems to agree with Joe
KAN8A8 CITY, Mo., July 13. (II.B- though he said he was far over his
Corporal Joseph Louis Barrow, known fighting weight of 299 pounds.
Joe expressed a liking for the middle
west, but said, “it's kinds' hot lately."
to millions as Joe Louis. Is back with
his cavalry unit at Fort Riley today
after spending a quiet week-end here.
Joe spent most of his week-end in
the Paseo Service Men's club where he
was free from the autograph seekers
who follow him where ever he goes
He did, however, find time for a round
of golf and fired a 74 over the tough
Swope Park layout.
Joe said that he guessed the army
was taking the snap out of his golf
swing but a friend attributed this to
modesty. His score, 9 over par, in-
dicated that he is still far from a
duffer.
Joe had a much harder time with
cards than he did with his golf game.
He whiled away several hours playing
casino with Miss Marie Locke, an
assistant at the service club, and failed
to win a game. Miss Locke said that
Joe might be the best in the world with
his fists but that he couldn't play
casino.
The heavyweight champion said that
he didn't know anything about a re-
turn match with Billy Conn
"I am interested, right now. in try-
ing to be a good soldier." Joe said,
and quickly changed the subject saying
“they Just won't let a soldier win
Youths Form "Green Guard’’ j
PORTLAND, Ore. fU.B—One ’ thous-
and boys and girls from all part* of
Oregon are forming “Oreen Guard"
squads to protect Oregon's forests and
farm lands from fires this summer.
Old papers for sale at Herald office.
SOUTHBRIDGE. Mass. (U.B-'-A total j
of 9.500.000 man-days—enough to have I
built 17 destroyers—were lost In the I
United States during 1941 because of i
Industrial eye accidents, according to !
a survey by the American Optical Co. i 10 N-
canned for winter, lo,
I HARRY R. HAAS, M. D.
—Specialist—
Disease* of the Ear. Eye, Noee
and Threat, and the
FITTING OF GLASSES
Poplar Phone 564
RAF BLASTS at
NEGRO HANGED
IN TEXARKANA;
RAPE ATTEMPT
.the efforts of Florlne Davis. 16, a one-
woman “committee" to provide enter-
N A 71 If FY DA^F^ talnment for the camps
1 1 Miss Davis, who graduated from high
school this year, began an independ-
ent campaign to round up musicians,
and other entertainers for
LONDON. July 13. (U.B—The RAF
attacked Oerman airfields near Abbe- dancers
ville. France, last night but no raids army camp shows From Houston sup-
comparable to the blasting of sub- per clubs and radio stations she re-
marine building plants at Danzig and , crulted the free service* of orchestras
Flensburg Saturday afternoon appar-
ently were made.
The Danzig raid represented a 1750
mile round trip haul for the big.
heavily-loade0 Lancaster bombers.
While they were carrying out their
missions there, another force dropped
and masters of ceremonies To these,
she added volunteer amateur perform-
ers.
SELLS BICYLE FOR W AR BONDS
SUTTER, Cal. <U.R»- George D. Eld-
erkln. sixth gradp pupil after selling
delayed action bombs on the submar- his bicycle to complete payment for his
ine yards at Flensburg. setting fire to 1 first $25 war bond, now 1* helping care
the slipways. Some of the planes were J for 1,500 baby turkeys to earn money
only 50 feet above their targets in the for his second bond. He has pledged
TEXARKANA. Ark. July 13. <U>>—
A negro accused of attempting to
rape the young wife of a war plant
worker was taken from a hospital bed
early today and hanged.
He had been shot and seriously
Wounded early Sunday during his
capture.
Alfred Weeks of the Texarkana Ga-- RAF
zette reported that' three men took
the negro, 25-year-old Willie Vinson,
from a basement bed in the Texar-
kana hospital and put a rope around
his neck.
The negro was dragged by an auto-
mobile about a mile to a gin on the
outskirts of town and hanged from
a gin winch. Weeks believed he was
dead before he was hanged.
Vinson was accused of approach-
ing a young mother where she 4iept
with her baby in a trailer. But she
broke free and her screams attracted
men in the neighborhood.
They pursued Vinson and cornered
him in a cafe nearby. He grabbed
up a butcher knife and was shot in
the abdomen.
Hospital attendants did not expect
Vinson to survive the bulled wound
but he seemingly was conscious when
taken frjm his bed.
His captors were Joined by other
men estimated to number from a doz-
en to a score. They dispersed after
the hanging.
The young mother escaped with
only a lew scratches, ft was reported.
PRESIDENT’S SON BICYCLES
SAN DIEOO. Cal. tll.RI-— During the
rubber shortage, Ensign John Roose-
velt. youngest son of the president,
pedals daily, along with other workers,
a bicycle to and from his post of duty
at the naval base. Owing to young
Roosevelt’s unusual height of 6 feet,
4 inches, a special seat had to be con-
structed for him.
Flensburg attack
Danzig, which had not been raided
since Dec. 10, 1940, was hit by bombs
when the planes came in at 6.000 feet
in the late afternoon. The weather
was bad—some planes were forced to
turn back—but the fliers were con-
fident they damaged the submarine
yards. The Germans, apparently feel-
ing Danzig was out of reach of the
had been expanding the sub-
marine yards there.
"A formidable force, certainly one big .
enough to do heavy damage, got there,”
the air ministry said.
The British lost three planes, which 1
was considered a low percentage in,
view of the difficulties of the long
flight.
(The German news agency DNB said I
many children were killed when a I
Danzig hospital was hit by a bomb, and
added that high explosive and incen-
dlnarles damaged buildings in the city.)
himself to buy a third with vacation
earnings picking almonds and primes.
ONE WOMAN COMMITTEE
WINS ARMY GRATITUDE
HOUSTON. Tex. (U.R)—Army morale
officers in south Texas are applauding
FOR CARS
TO THE POLLS
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111 South Main
OREL BUSBY
Headquarters
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‘HELL’S ANGELS’*
Make July 14 Berry Picking Day!
Lieutenant-Governor James E. Berry now hat four sons
in uniform, and he is a veteran of World War I. Jim Ber-
ry has proved his patriotism by serving his country, by
upholding the President and by serving the State.
Jim Berry is a conservative business man and has and will
serve all of the people of the entire State of Oklahoma.
Your favorite candidate for Governor prefers James E.
Berry to be Lieutenant-Governor.
The Above Are Some of the Reasons Why You Should
Keep
JAMES E. BERRY, LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
(By Stillwater Friends)
L. K. POUNDERS
FOR
DISTRICT
i f
JUDGE
fcj 'll
A man of unquestioned ability, integrity and courtesy. He
Has No Ax to Grind and will Fill This Office With Courage anti
Dignity.
He is a good lawyer with years of experience and will care-
fully weigh all decisions before making them. No mistake will be
made by electing him to this very important office.
Your Support Will Be Appreciated Next Tuesday.
FOR SOLDER CAMP
OR SCHOOL CAMPUS
,<r Not all army rules and regulations are based on "military secret*”—
many of them have been proved in home and hospital, at health resorts or
college campus. Among these, the value of wholesome, fresh milk to the
health of growing children, mothers, training athletes and industrial work-
As a result, army regulations in World War No. 2 require that each
American soldier, sailor and marine in training camps receive at least one-
h~lf pint of fresh milk per day. Governmental agencies are urging the in-
creased production of milk and dairy products; urging the increased con-
sumption of soldiers and civilians alike,
Thus, along with steel, rubber, copper, aluminum and other basic ma-
terials, your government has listed milk bottles as essential to the war pro-
gram on both the military and home fronts. Liberty Glass Company occu-
pies a place among the essential, indispensable industries of a nation at war.
—WHAT SAPULPA MAKES, MAKES SAPULPA—
SINCE 1918
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 27, No. 265, Ed. 1 Monday, July 13, 1942, newspaper, July 13, 1942; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1528125/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.