The Democrat News (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 4, 1948 Page: 1 of 6
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Cfr 'Joan's
▼ yw /w m ,11,
March haa am rod. And i( ia Kill a debatable prob
to juK how thia third month ol tho yaar cam# in last
. Some aay it cam# in lilt# a UON. but others die-
ying that it didn’t make auch a blustering #ntry. Ac-
to a Tulaa n#wapap#r. th# month ol MARCH cam# in
BLACI SHEEP! Were not th# land to argu#. but w#
it did not com* in lik# a LAMB!
I AM to foreign nation* — the
I kind paid for by the long green
| that travel* erratically tn and
i out your pocket or pur-e n%
kn American taxpayer really
hit the front page* thi* week a*
debate on the Important laaue.
' highlighted by pro and con ora
, Tory on the currently proposed
larahall Plan, got under way in
the U. S Senate.
Weve all been reading and
hearing plenty about foreign aid
a l»o called foreign relief. not
Ju*t during the** recent week*
and monlha but for several
year* ainre the clo»e of World
W'ar II
And since foreign aid i« finan-
ced eventually by the taxpay-
er, here are a few Interesting
£5*™ wl*h *he dizzy billion,
boiled down to ea«>-l<, under-
xtand main street digits
Prom July l. IMS t# Ju«. JO.
• #t#nd total ol 114.000
»l 1.007 wax .pent by Une|#
tor aid to countrlea abroad
• • •
THF. STATE 0T OKLAHOMA'S
.bare -basing the percentage on
a conservative i-opulation of 2.
3.16,434 a« reported by the bu-
reau of the census tn 174m |,
$477.*IT,315 f>2
fteek County, rw.rl,on <ha.ed
cm a population of v, Vi n\ ,, „
figure of lip, vinta*.
$10,1511,714 HO
*1 d SapulpTa aatimated
1*000 men, women and child-
ren have a there ol *3.2*5 340
The Marshall Plan ... How
Much Will It Cost YOU?
In the foreign rolief expendi-
ture* from July I. I04S to
June JO 1047.
Ho ighly. these figure- boil
down to o per capita obligation
of SIBJ.O] for each man wom-
an and child In Sapulpa and
Creek cgunty — or the tidy
tun. ol *732.12 for the usual
It 'll c„«t Cred xuu
And napulpa't financial -.hare
in thia plan will be a traction
under a quarter of a million
family unit of four peraont.
0 0#
HOW A10UT THE MARSHALL
rLAN ?
W'ell, this new measure It tn
last for a longer period for a
'pan of four year-, beginning
Af’HI ]
Bui nn the basis of the current
appropriation now under cn.ld-
erali.m |n f'ongrrs. between
wano.onn.fgg) and ixai itrirga,
and « sutisfantixl cut from the
original grandiose *uin of $|7..
ixxi.tggi.igxi requested prP,|'.
ctloi Truman and Secretary of
*tnte (ieorge Marshall the
Marshall Plan will he cheap roin-
pnred to |>ast foreign spending
Under the present set up. |p
fort, it'll figure only *43.03
per capita tor the four year
stretch 1941 1*52. compared te
thr other *1*3.03 p., eap,ia
already eipended abroad by
UncU Sam in only two years.
Tn short, the Marshall Plan
will • <«! the .tale of Oklahoma
HI0ti.V16.7SS nrj
dollars — $774.540 000 to h#
approximately exact
• • •
PRESIDENT TRUMAN SAYS
the Mai ,h#ll Plan I* necessary
to help Europe recover and save
If from Communism
Secretary of Slate Marthall,
father of the plan, hack, ,,
President Truman He says pea-s-
in Europe depend- „n |q
And this week In the Senate
ardent proponents of the (lending
relief measure assert that if»
vitally necesnry In risen „ dread
ed World War JJJ
All ot which brings us down
to this simple question: Should
we tend our peacemaking dol
-or. overseas now—or out light-
ing men later f"
hav. a suggestion a. to how MARCH com. in upon
tot world thi# y#ar. b# sur# to l#t u# know. We v. actu
» Rla#p ov#r thi* problem of auch vital public int#r#al.
• I •
lentious citizen* war# up bright and aarly Monday
g attanding th# annual RED CROSS KICK OFT BREAK
- and immadiataly following th# worker* war# out on
**’ gaffing th# contribution# from th# busineumen . . .
- then turning to the lelxure
f affairs have you
•rime of these top-nutrh
^men limping around
Monday mornings' The
l» that a group of local
kave been making some
over Tulsa way to play
,'ou* tournaments The
Sore muscles and Just
exhaustion the following
* A few of these energetic
■ re FREEMAN WILLIAMS
1ARV1N STRAIN RaY
f-HER and our own
RAY C.IERHART
Jl.PAYS are dniighr»- 1 ,t\.*r
Tiling celebration of their
Still birthday anniversary
dtmerved with many gal#
3. stunts and tpe- tac|rs
>1 of July to my know
thia is the first BIG
tjon SAPI’I.PANS uill have
!* • and I'm sure the)
I make the most of It
•BA (MRS KENNETH >
I honored hey young son
Thursday afternoon with
<*•> party with JO otle,
leva in attendance
look the eye of the major
these young birthdav-go
» the unusual rake MEI.Ra
ked il was a CIR4VS
Even though we dldn t
th# opportunity of -eeuig
mque pie, e of pastry rhev
was really cute!
THY and DEAN ELEMINr;
P*»K »h# D* m th#ir fan.
"■le of Da. noth names of
and MAMA FLEMING be
th a D and along came
K son. so -hey Immediate
tied him DEAN . then
baby sister, and not to
this chain of Dv they
Jy gave her the name of
A we think it < qg i,.
of them, don't you’ Ft.OR.
and JACK DIXON kept the
i in the names of their
attractive daughters
JEAN Jl'DY
en that young son came
tvey decided to give him
/ Individual name, so they
Ing him DICKIE many
* the name of a person
a. lot in one a lifetime
Inclined to agr#e with
inkers . , .
ty notice the rule pic-
Ql ANNA DOBBS young
high Miss, in th# TL'LSA
the other night
A. along with several
r#l musicians. was at
a band festival In Tul
was picked out to have
MORE ON FACE FOUR ,
ANGLING
AROUND
—1 Qaio —__
CITT COMMISSIONER* MOH
DAY
pertaining to fishing on Sapulpa
waters and they will become
effective at once The commis-
sioners followed suggestions as
presented by n commit t«w frum
the Izaak Walton league and
are to he congratulated upon
their de, isiona to make f„r good
fishing and safety on the waters
controlled by the city
Annual permits will bo sold
Tor only *2.00 aad they will
k# good from Jam. I to Jan. I. ,
•ko calssdai yoai to conlorin
with tbe slat* tubing licanss. '
Tk### holding annual pormits
«#w ore good until July |. 1*49
may taka them to tbo City
Clork and upon payment of
*140 get them endorsed lor us
“*• the balance ol 1*40.
The dally fee will h« 35 cents
to all and those residing out ol
the city wtl not be charged ex
t™. Former price was 25 cents
for Sapulpans and 50 cent, for
non-resident. Bag limits will
coincide with those of the stale
both as to limits and aize ol
fish caught.
Motor* will be permitted on
the Country club and Sahoma
lakes, but no motor larger than
a 10 h p. wll be permitted Fish- I
•rmen desiring to place their
own boats on either of the lakes
must get them okayed by the
caretaker and he will check them
for their safety No size Imut
was placed on the boots, other
than the safety angle
Volurn# 38 — Number 17,
53 Men And
Women Lead
4-11 Activities
Home Demonstration
Agent Laudi County
Club* ol Rural Youth
Creek county parents know
•heir hoys and girls are in good
hands when they are in a 4-H
club
The 53 men and women serv-
ing at local leaders in Creek
counts rluhs are well qu-l'fird
to direct the activities of the
♦ -H groups These men and
women are chosen for their in-
terest in young people as Wl>ll
as their knowledge of the l-||
program
* too men and women
in Oklahoma or e devoting their
time lo 4 H leadership m lo-
cal tli-Ss. tn addition 957 old-
er 4 H boys and girls ar * lead
mg activities m dubs through
out the stata. These membr «
are giving the benefit of thnr
••Patience In 4H wore to
Those doing advanced protects.
izreal leaders, who are usually
teachers or farmers, are rarefullv
selected by the county agents
’ county superintendent of echo.Is
or by the 4-H club member
themselves Sometimes the lead-
ers are parents of t-H members
They become familiar with the
- program through their children s
' nctivifies and offer their service
to the otganizahon after they
see h-,ss 4-H work benefits the
own boys and girls.
• • •
Thera ora 20 man and 31
woman leodtra In Crook coun
*Y Tbay not only conduct tbs
4 H program in thalr common
ttiaa but are available at all
tim#s te advioo and help mem
bars With protects and prob
lams. The following are the
4 H club leaders in Creek coun
•r
Mrs VA’illa Slusher. Allen; Mrs
F.met Adam- and Mrs, Nettie
Oavis. Blue Bell Mrs Lonm
MrGaugh and Mb Joe Jackson
MORE ON PAGE FOUR
Democrat News
S'.PULPA. OKLAHOMA. THURSDAY. MARCH 4. 1948
AN ENDLESS STREAM
Pnc# $2.00 P#r Year
0nis.wn.Ds Record-Setting ‘48
l;i-|""J.,,,a,s Livestoek Show ls
In Progress Here
■ t. r,
..-.'il yitmji
Thousands of garments. Is yet Mo. end hasp til supplies flow from
thr sewing merhinre end n-nible Angers of K, d f roes solunlccv
workers in chapter production rooms arroee the nation.
• NEVER A DULL MOMENT FOLKS____
Ouch! Fashion Moguls Create
‘Bold Look* for American Male
Grab your fatorni
heart off to fh* hill*
a ivl l*t .«
m^n!
County
ga be
BEXT MEETING FOR THE
Sapulpa Ikes sniy be hold on
Monday night. March • and in
all probability will bo bald ia
*Ba St. Jamas Hotel dining
room. A goad program has
MORE ON PAGE fOl/R
ual Birthday Observance
tes Four Crimes Brothers
s4-H
Girls Honored
Lanora Goasch R#c#iv#g
Award For All-Around
Achi#v#manta in Work
A 4-H club tea was given nt
the Farm Center building in Bris- i
tow Saturday. Eeb 23. in h-.not
of the 1947 winners in girls 4-H
their mothers and
-rimes family hat a per-
worked out for at-
family birthday parties'
e past fiv* years, the
ties brothers have at-
the birthday of one of
hers every year, even
they all live a ronsider-
•nce apart
1 ofo xrh#n thair
"»«T- th# brath-
t# h#v# • r#union
tb#ms#lv#s once « y#ar
knd g#t >##■ vtslt-
°*k#r regularly. Each
Nine# #1 m##tiag #|.
*T* th# bretb#ra'
r, on Feb. 28. G H
,g former resident of this
now of Arlington. Tex.
hi« 70th birthday, nnd
~T three brothers Jour-
his home for the cele-
*« well as for th#ir an-
ion.
now retired, moved to
yeara ago and establish-
rral atore a few miles
town and decided on a
land Just across the
from a federal govern-
*iy Where 11$ families
.This year when hla
rolled (round, til# su-
perintendent of the colony, gave
G H the use of the colony's com-
munity house for the celebration
of his birthday.
C. C. Crimea, of this city, and
***• two other brothers. James
A. Grimes and W. C. Grimes,
both ol Oklahoma City, said
tbo celebration was something
th#y1l never forgot.
The entertainment was brought
from Fort Worth by their niece
Mrs Laurancll Mitchell, who is
pianist for the recreation center
lit that city. Approximately 3<>
people attended the birthday par
The invocation was given by
G H. Grimes grandson Janie,
Marlin, a student minister at
Abilene Christian college, Abi-
lene. Tex
Next year ihe brothers will
help C C. Grimes of this city
celebrate his birthday on Jan
21. 1949
C. C. Grimes Is the Justice of
peace in Sapulpa; James A. Grim-
es is an express messenger for
the American Railway Express
company on the Frisco lines, and
W. C. Grimes is a businessman
In Oklahoma City.
The "baby" of thia family is
$3 l**n old!
club work
coaches
The 4-H club committee act^d |
as hostess for this meeting This
committee is composed of one
member from each home demon- I
stration club
Those assisting with the *erv-
mg were Mrs Jack Kigg.ns of
Blue Beil, Mrs. J A Nelson of
Be Square. Mrs H J Beckham' r --ter
of Olive, and Mrs Lonnie M<
Gaugh of Bristow Tables were,
decorated in 4-H colors of green
and white
Miss Mahle Henderson, assist-
ant home demonstration agent,
presided at the meeting and
injroduced Miss Laura Snider
extension clerk from the Sapulpa
office, who played some a- cord-
ian numbers
A short history of 4-H club
work in Creek county was given
by Wilma Muncy,
stration agent.
Those conniving fashion ex-
perts who tickled us leering
Complacent and set f-sati* fled
n.ales p AY Jzi" f year ip,^
crammed ihe "new look' down
our gal's throat* and cover-
ed up thetr glance-getling
gams are gunnin' for us
now
Yep For us it's to be tha
bold look." At least that's
the latest communique Sapul-
pa clothiers pass along from
the authoritative National As
sociotion ol retail clothiers and
furnisher which recently met
up in Chicago.
The "hold look" which 1*. In-
cidentally featured in the cur-
rent issue of Esquire magazine
t which also includes some oth-
er nice pictures 1 Is briefly out-
lined as the "assured, -e|,*-
confident look a man has W H'n
he's wearing clothes he really '
likes."
For instance, a snappy cinna-
mon brown hat instead of those
battered gray felt- he » been 1
wearing for years just because
all the other guy, wear 'em.
And tie*, shirts and socks
will have tbe bold look" in a
gold motif. Unrastramod. the
experts say giving the mold !
a look of authority. Some mai
nod men may need these_
especially arounJ Ihe house.
Tie* are clear, sharp and bold
in design check- are bigger,
stripes are wider, and polka
dots are half an inch in din-
Passed BvL'itv
» J
Sapulpa Commission
Also Ban# Butana Gas
Storage Within Sapulpa
At the regular bi-monthly
. nieeting Monday evening „t (he
j Sapulpa city commisxsion. an
I ordinance was passed regulating
am, restricting the use of boat,
1 nnd motors on lakes, creeks and
laterals composing the wan-r ,up-
I Ply of the etty, Fred Bmwner
| city manager, sa d today
The ordinance also makes it
unlawful to operate possat drocri
. boat* u,a.n any city waters, e\-
ept boats powered by inbean!
I uU,b*ard motors of not m .re
j than in horsepower on Pretty
j Wafer lake and luike Sahoma
At the mauling, another ord
mance was passed by the com
mi~sioners and states that eith-
er a yearly permit, costing *2
or a daily permit, costing 35
cents, must b« obtained before |
a fishing permit will be issued.
This ordinance alM regulates |
the daily catch ol fish and the I
site limit.
The other tu., - • ' -
ed ami* that it U unlaw ful to I
1 store butane and propane gas'
1 within the city limits and the
, operation of skating rinks in the
| city is to po regulated by the
I '
Other hu-ineas taken up at the
1 eating included opening and ac- reporting yet hut i
eptance of bids for n»w fin ! h“p^'* ,h‘" h> the end of
>ne thousand feet of tw, ,h* rtnv'c wiH he well
#*> feet I rt*r *'ay
---- —
ho**
■fife une-half inch and
ot one and one-half inch hose
wn- purchased from the Eureka
Fire Hose Co of New York
ix« , , , .----- ----City. I 2-man teams have not been able
and 150 feet of three-fourths inch j to do much work on the drive
NO HORSE LAUGHS PLEASE:
• • •
Shirt* have be„n vastly
changed, too. There Is, f„r in'.
stance, a revolutionarv new
Li-hi.in m that garment the
command folia?1 *
sptead job with ditching half
»" inch from the edge For a
Period at least. th»ve probably
»ol he highly-prized chit.-
most poker games
Bit "bold look
red line hose was purrha-ed from I However, he added, report, mdi-
'
by the end of this week is ex-
All bid- for remodeling the ,,*^'t**‘* To be quit* favorable
front of the fire station were!
rejected and il was decided that
the city would do the work
--- I
WORLD PEACE SEEN
MORE ON
a massive,
PACE FOI R
War at this time 1* "unlikely'
since the t S. now has two-
1 thirds of the world'- industrial
I production- Dr Sherwood Eddy,
. noted lecturer and writer, toid
. * hiversity of Oklahoma students
I during the recent Religious Em-
pna-.. Week on Ihe campus The
remaining third, he said, is divid-
I ed between 70 other countries
Jmlping < oniest* Highlight T.hIhvs Kvfnts:
li.MKjiH i Ionjt>}|| a, Fir>t MriUlisi (i,un |,
Honor Outstanding l-ll (lub Bovn
Th" Cr**k ^nTiona w.r. w„n^lnq «nd portetpot
mg m th. iarg#*t Lv^ock Kk,w #v.- ,0 b, staq.7 in th-
county, according to lav r,
agent. C,##k coun*T agricultural
AI #r the weighing in of th# animal. W.dn#«fav rrii.
ays. W.r Shorn plon,
115 hog«. 15 calv.. and Mv#n lamb* #nt#r#d.
Judging of th# hog. b#gan
at 9 a.m. today with th# liv#.
•toclc cont##t #ch#dul#d for
2:30 p.m., H#s##r laid.
The weighing m was done
Wednesday by Sam Sheehan
secretary of the chamber of
commerce. ,nd Chnrle. H.mll-
p'n ”**•*:' nl Wickham',, and
i B,r,7* Th,>« *h<> was in charge
or the £*te
Friae* will be awarded 10 the
county winner, of th* .hew at
a banquet sponsored by the So
puipa Motor, Inc., at th* First
Methodist church tonight ai
• o'clock County Agent R*uH,
said
John Dunkin of Tulsa will pre-
wnt * jino savings bond lo the
outstanding 4-H boy Seha White-
head of Olive
Also * *25 bond will he pre-
sented to Donald Stivers of the
Shamrock 4-H club for placing
second in poultry achievement in
MORE on page four
i 1 lletibu
A Duroc J.ri.T ho<| w.,9hlB,
2iS pounds today was named
grand champion el the annual
Creek County Livestock Shew
ond was exhibited by Paul Mo>
**Y »n of Mr and Mrs. H. C.
| ™"*T of Eiefar. pau| „
' 7th grad* at Kief., __
Bail Weather
I lam|>ers Bed
(toss Drive
Chairman Calaweli In
Hopeful of Good Report.
Oth#r Chairman Named
Henry Caldwell. Red Cro
j county drive chairmen -aid ti
J lay that the teams have n<
| Caldwell stated that due
had weather this past week
Drive chairmen appointed tor
the various Creek county com
munitie* are: Otlton Jim Todd
and Rev J. J. Coody Kiefer
Mrs. Harold Miitcn: Depew
Mrs. Hattie NtHler- Shamrock.
Mrs. W F Stephens; Milfay
Frank Bollinger. Mannlord; Ce-
cil Smith: and Eellyville Jack
Edmtston.
Mr*. Hazel Davis, county Red
Cross executive secretary, spoke
to the Otlton Chamber of Com-
merce last week on the Red
Cross drive, which official* hope
to success fully end by Match 15
more on page pot R
Hairy Firm Hins
Restraining Order
Upon the petition of Beatrice
Fond- Co., a temporary resliain-
ing order was issued last week
out of the district court ng.unsl
the City of Sapulpa. municipal
— ------ corporation, x Jones, mavor of
home demon- The city, Dr p K Lew. health
officer of the city, and John
Award! were g.ven to the Johnston. Junior sanitary . ngincr
girls who placed in the blue rib- *tid 1 ■ nt md authorize I o n
Don class hi the county dre- tentative of the h,.,|ih ,,ff ,„r
review. (Tther awards presented »f The city, which resimln, th,
Vere clothing, gardening, record defendant* from enforcing a n
au Phsdmf"‘u •'r*,M,ra'lon ">««•, ,,r,1er hy the cty 0.0m,-
ai* Phyllis Harris and l.enoru I‘k>n and-revoking the plaint.ff
----m * •*- j’liiiiiiiii y
permit tu deliver milk In Sapulpa
The defendant* are further r»-
•trained from arresting, hurras-
ing or in any manner i.-iterferr
ing with the plaintiff in the ever-
Gaasch were each given one
dozen jars from the Kerr Manu-
facturing Co for placing first
with canning ai the Tui-a State
F#ir
l.enora Gaa.vrh was preaented
with a $50 war bond from the
John A Brown Co. of Oklahoma
City and the Brown Dunkin Co
: — mu m me t'\4»r-
else of its rights granted under
it* permit, until March lfi. when
the hearing on the temporary re-
straining order i, set. to deter-
other
• THE RED CROSS IS YOU!
*Jim& ia GIVE/
hungry and provtdtng nurarng car# lor the injured. Tha. „ Red Croi* Time!
Tho uniorlunale. the ,11 and iho.. in need know mmiatenng touch
that “r.V‘COm?n l T'”- Qnd ’h*lr ,am,‘‘*S Se* m ac,ion' A“ tnew
iLfJS ,h#v can ,ura ,o ,he Red CroM- ^ *« —-
_ii (hoCrea'*d bJ *' Pe°pl* comP«>-d ol th. people, the Red Com ,.rve.
cJn^iunTl*' h Y PaiiS*S W',h0U' ^ h9'P r#ach,n9 >" every
community throughout our land. ^
To carry on its nationwide program ol service the r — .
OU, toe month of March the Red CrL k m ^ Through-
•Cndld b ‘" Tam ’U T,iUn9 ^-^cdviLTtoaHorT.^ doUm
•xpendea brmg five to to-told return m human weliar.
No truer words were ever spoken than tho** uttered by President
^ “ddc,^7 "k»— ** P~Pl. 'un, ,0 ,h. B..i Cro—.
' a »*ar '**• R*d Cross turns to the Fwopie."
U, *03. ol «. Who Io„o„o,. onough b. ,h. ^
i»r .TT*. b" ““ “ “k“ •» Mo,, today ,o do a
lob equal to that oi former years.
7th grade at Kiefer and live,
about on* mu* mu 0( ,|,ot
community. In addition to win
ntng the coveted top 0,3,,, of
the 4k show young Morsey,
hog also xa, |udg#d champion
ol it, broecL
Reserve champion was a
Berkshire hog and was shown
by Bobby Steward Manntord.
a veteran when It comes t o
winning pnxes In the annual So
puipa .how Iolh
tegular reader, of th* Democrat
N#w».
Following is a list of prue
Winner, at the annual show
which wore made available ol
pros, time today:
IwtTrd" EM® CMW* kobl>r
"*•»- OBd l*e Warn. Cee
lUHlOe SOLAND CHINA !«. Cke,
!** *e»'l®ck wlsjr -haatomo el ,h.
STfclb^4 eaTni^' Ck*’
1 .rOLA"T> CHINA M.d
14 kL Orl” " *•-'
l.f^?1110 /OLA"D CHINA Ji
W *“• • «-*
dohoc ttiwrr 7,
v.rH?»7".*T.t ’’ is,. Den *e
ver Znk Saul y^ ^ Ho|
et a
^*253^7 *7., ^
S
j-T - M. ,n-X
&••$•$ Ntrttord ilTl$t«« lound !■•>*
ei K«!lyr>lU taking fir«i riar*
Sjfg’T.V Mr Ml imnwn.
'X-Wsy k-Vtaw, K.„W.d ...
v*i- 7cvetv Wbawew. Ink kill
Tsltle, 3rd, Dee bbu.
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