The Oklahoma Eagle (Tulsa, Okla.), Vol. 28, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 11, 1947 Page: 5 of 8
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REDBIRD, OKAHOMA
BUFORD COLONY, OKLAHOMA
RENTIE GROVE, OKLAHOMA
JENKS, OKAHOMA
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BOLEY, OKLAHOMA
NOTICE
FOR YOUR OUT OF TOWN FRIENDS
Place Your Christinas blower Orders
Uncle
Orders Are In Before December 18th
— Tulsa Telegraph Florist —
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CHRISTMAS CARDS
Hand Printed and Addressed
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Mrs. L. A. Brice of Holton, Kan-
sas and Mrs. Lorean Brice ot To-
peka were the week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walker. They
enjoyed picking pecans which they
had never seen grow.
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Various interesting reports
made by the members
conference was $66.40.
Chapel has pledged
more money-raising plans.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. West. Mr.
L. B. Johnson. Mrs. Sarah B. Mc-
Afee and Miss Bennie Jea.i Tucker
witnessed the Muskogee-l ulsa foot
ball gate Thanksgiving in Tulsa.
Miss Bennie Jean Tucker accom-
panied Miss Marguerite A. Hud-
speth to Tulsa to v sit her mother.
Both returned Sunday night after
spending a delightful v.s.t.
Shiloh Sunday school opened on
tire with the superintendent pre-
siding. The 11 a. m. sermon was
delivered by the pastor, Rev. Hick-
erson.
Shut-ins for the week include
E. H. Edwards, Garfield Chandler,
M. Jackson, M. Moman, Johnny
Mrs. Mattie Sankey of Coffey-
ville is a guest of Mrs. Mattie Reed
dudring her convalescence.
Sunday school opened on time
with Supt. Goodwin at his post.
Class No. 4 won tile attendance ban-
ner and also the offering banner.
At 11 o'clock Pastor Oates deliv-
ered a souhstirring mesage .taking
for his subject “God Is Aole".
BYPU was well attended with
the president presiding.
Services were good throughout
the day.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith of
Drumright and Mrs. Bine ana her
daughter were dinner guests Sun-
day a.ong with the L. C. Sims' of
Tulsa.
Mrs. Essie Jefferson was called
to the bedside of her father.
Mr. Morris Barnett is not d<>-
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PAWHUSKA. OKLAHOMA
Sunday school and services were
well attended at all of the churches
on Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Huff, Mr. and Mrs.
James Lester, all of Green Pastures
were dinner guests on Thanksgiving
cf their brother and unelce, Mr.
Wallace Evans, 511 E. 1st St.
Mrs. Fannie Fulson was host-
ess to members of the Good House-
keeping Club on last Thursday
right. Plans were discussed oh
sponsoring a benefit show to be
held in the near future.
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Rev. P. W. DeLyles held his
quarterly conference at the Ren-
tie Chapel and a financial success
was realized — $36.54. A number
of visitors were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith were
dinner guests of Mrs. Penny Walk-
er on Sunday. They are fiom
Drumright.
Mrs. Lydia Mitchell was out to
church Sunday.
n.ng the second semester at Lang-
ston University.
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Baptist Church and a former stu-
dent of Langston University.
Leneice Castile arrived home
this week from Wiley College where
sne spent the first semes.er and
will farther her education begtn-
Moman,
Williams, Jettie Williams.
Mrs. Patience Morrisbanks, rep.
Mr. Ivory Jordan, one of our vet-
erans of World War 2 succeeded
in selling most of his belongings
Tuesday at a public sale and will
leave soon for Arkansas. Mrs. Kate
Nelson of Gary. Indiana arrived
in Boley Sunday and will spend an
indefinite time in the home of Mis.
Larita Washington. Uncle Tom
McCormick was the auctioneer at
the public sale last week at the
J. C. Wright of
PONCA CITY, OKLAHOMA
Rev. J. B. Miller. Presiding Eld-
er of the Lawton District, held his
Quarterly Conference November 17
at Conner Chapel AME Church,
Ponca City. Oklahoma. Rev. Mill-
er preached a very inspiring sM-
mon Sunday morning and night.
were
Monday
night. Total amount raised for the i
was $66.40. Co iner '
sponsor
DALLAS, TEX — The mutual greeting was, “Where did you get
that hat’" when Springlea Gay Lass, grand champion Ayrshire cow
owned by Curtiss Candy Company, was introduced to Elsie at ths
Texas State Fair Gay Lass’ smug look comes from the fact that she
had just heen named grand champion at the Texas fair. A week
previously, she had won the same honor at the Dairy Cattle Congress,
Waterloo, Iowa.
fine, hoping to be cured without an
operation.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Babbs left last I
month for Portsmouth. Va„
________________ THE OKLAHOMA EAGLE
which the Lord's supper was admin,
istered.
The Union service under the
auspices pt the Ministerial Alliance
was held at the Centennial Baptist i
Church at 3:00 P. M. Rev. Wm. Baty,
Acting Pastor. A very helpful mes-
sage was given by Rev. Rhone, pas-
tor of tne First Baptist Cnuren oi
Luther .Using for a subject “The
Supremacy of Christ" Rev. Rhone
gave a spirit filled message.
Arriving home from the Island
of Oanu Friday alter many months,
was Pvt. Randolph Johnson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson Young I
Johnson is a member of the First:
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ful in getting in the hospital
Oklahoma City last week and ■
returned home. Mr. Cliff L.. „
found he was not able at the last [
moment last week to attend ins I
uncle’s funeral at Chandler and has
been confined to bed but is able
tins week to be up—not able to re- !
sume duties as assistant in the vet-
erans agriculture classes.
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week in public service instruction,
MrT'Fred'rica'wyley is doing i »'«' Tifth,« thc loc“‘ scrv“nt ,W^
. hooinc in n» no,L K1| k| ln organization. Mr. and
Mrs. A. Crawford of Boley are
I leaving soon to reside in Ciearview.
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tending the funeral of his mother,
as business concerning the estate
must be settled. Mr. and Mrs.
Babbs' stay is indefinite. Mrs.
Brazile has moved in her eute lit-
tle bungalow built over one of the
oldest frame houses in Boley. Mr.
George Washington completed a
nice job of landscaping lor Mrs.
Larita Washington last week. Mr.
Richardson, son-in-law of Mr. and
Mrs. F. 11. Douglass, is back to slay
—He and his wife (Tineyi are ex-
pecting the stork soon. Rev. and
Mrs. L. R. Kirksey attended ser-
vice at Prewitts Chapel Sunday,
bidding thc members goodbe before
leavinp for California to visit their
children for the winter. Kirksey,
Jr., has been living with his parents
and is preparing to establish a home
of his own. and the Rev. and Mrs.
are making tiieir last visit wh.le
he is yet in the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sain Burton are
doinb a good business at the Moon-
Miss Deva Mae Russell
is carrying on the work at the bus
station in the place of Mr. Morris
Barnett who is very low sick at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smercheck
are domiciled this week in the home
of Mrs. Larita Washington. Young
Mr. Smercheck is district presiding
servant of the Blethering of Jeho-
vah Witnesses and is spending the
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NOWATA, OKLAHOMA
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SAND SPRINGS, OKLAHOMA
sure the Geo gians that, they will
be in just th't type company.
Local socialites are warming up
to the approaching Classic and al-
ready many intoresting soc.al
vents are in the making support-
ing the occasion. Several hundred
prominent visitors are coming en-
massed from Georgia according to
WM- McKinney; assistant coach and
a well known and popular sports-
man who needs no introduction to
fans dwn this way. Christmas Eve
night, the local gradua.e chapter ol
Alpha-lPhi-Aupha will stage their
second annual dance to set the pitch.
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Skipper's Southwest Spoit-O-Graph
ways decided on such, but rather
on whut takes pace on the gridiron-
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When the Southern University
Jaguars appear here Christmas Day
in the Second Annual Yam Bowl
Classic it will mark their second
appearence before local fandom. To
say that the Louisiana Juggernaut
mad4 a big hit last year when they
ridded Tuskegee 64-7, and did not
punt during the entire game would
be ptting it midly. Thc Jaguars are
just as potent as over their season's
scoring record will attest. In eleven
games. Southers has scored a grand
total of 340 points to 53 for the op-
posi.ion. This gave Southern a 31
point per game average, while the
opposition hence average but 5. Thc
big Blue and Gold machine is a
real crowd pleaser as their strong-
est defense is a whirlwind versitile
offence relied off with a deftness
and precision that is captivating to
thc spectators and trouble to the
opposition. A pair of truly great
Fullbacks, “Snow" Tawlor and Bill
Phillips are the lads who really get
the job done, but with such backs
as Marshall Keys. Warren Biaucn.
Millon Posey, Breda and many olh.(| t|7 illness of her husband. Dr. J. J.
ers around it all adds up to a color-
ful show. A hard charging forward
yvall that plays every down for
keeps really makes ball carrying du.
ties a white collar job.
No. 988.
You and each of you will take
notice that the above named plain-
tiff on the 7th day of November
1947, filed her petition in the D.s-
trict Court of Tulsa County, State
of Oklahoma, against said defen-
dants, and that tne Mid attendants
must answer said petition of said
plaintiff on or before the 8th day
of January 1947, or said petition
will be taken as true and a judg-
ment rendered in said action quiet-
ing the title of the plaintiff in and
to the following described real es-
tate, situated in Tula County, Okla-
noma, to-wit:
Lots Twenty-seven (27) and
Twenty-sight ($•) Block Two
(2), Douglas Place Addidou to
the City of Tulsa, Tulsa Coun-
ty, Oklahoma, according to the
recorded piut thereof,
against all claims and demands of
the defendants and each of them
and decreeing that the defend an oi
anu each ot them have no right,
title, interest or estate in or to said
real property and perpetually en-
joining the said defendants
each of them from assertfng any
right, title or interest in or to saiu
real property.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of this court this 25th day ol No-
vember, 1947.
Wm. A. Hull, Court Clerk
By Dean H. Smith, Deputy
SEAL
Primus C. Wade
124 ‘,4 N. Greenwood
Tulsa 3, Oklahoma
Published Nov. 27, Dec. 4, 11, 18
The Fort Valley State Wildcats
Will enter the frays against South-
ern with an enviabe record of (7)
victories and one tie game for the
season. The Peach State eleven is
pointing for their one big oppor-
tunity, in fuct their largest oppor-
ttinty of the year to grab the spot-
light of National acclaim. An agent
in the S^uthest opinos that the
Wildcats are fully capable of match-
ing Southern's speed and versatili.
ty with some more of the same on
their part. Up front arc some fast
and rugged 200 pounders who are
reputed to be quite capable of tak-
ing care of themselves in the best
company. One thing is certain, come
Christmas Day, the writer can as-
Lowe. Attendance very good. A very
practical revew was given by Sis-
ter Tatum Attendance banner to
class No. 4. While the Women's Bi-
ble Class took over the offering
ban. Remarks by Mr. Horace John,
son, a visi.or. Morning worship was
largely attended.
Followng a very highly spiri-
tual devotion a soul stirring message
was given by 1'u.stor Horne from
Matt. 11: 29- “Discipleship With
Christ." One addition to the Church
by letter. Sister Pearl Baker. Every
one went away rejoicing because
of thc very beneficial message.
Around fifty persons were pre-
sent nt 6:00 P. M. for B. T. U. Those
who are missing B T. U. don't know
what is in store for you. Be with us
next Sunday. Night worship was
nicely attended. The pas'.or preach-
ed another very fine sermon, “And
if I be lifted up from the earth
I will draw ail men unto Me” After
All Churches reported fine ser.
vices. Rev. Scott, pastor of l he C, M.
I‘I. Church was at his post with good
service. Despite the few in number.
Rev- Scott is doing a grand job.
Rev. Allen pastor of thc C. M. E.
Church cf Pawhuska worshiped at
die C. M. E. Church.
Sunday School opened on time
at the First Baptist Church with Sis-
ter Rosa Tatum in charge. Sister F.
L. Lowe was nt the piano after be-
ing away for several weeks duo to
Visitors Chapel A. M. E. Church,
Pastor, Rev. Joseph Cooke. All
services were well attended Sunday,
December 7th, and everyone pre-
sent enjoyed a spiritual feast.
A surprise birthday party was
given in the home of Mrs. Jessie
Brown for Mrs. Joseph Cooke and
was enjoyed by all who were pre-
sent. Mrs. Cooke received some
very useful gifts.
The O. E. S. Chapter of Nowa-
ta, Oklahoma had their Bazaar on
December 4th in the home of Mrs.
Jessie Brown, the chairman of the ,
entertainment committee, Mrs. Jua-|
nita Riley, wishes to thank tiic
I chapter and community at large tor
their hearty cooperation in making
the Bazaar a financial success.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lee Martin
motored to Tulsa on official busi-
ness this w^ek.
Master Donald W. Morris spent
his birthday, December 6th, in Tul-
sa with his parents. He expressed
spending a deldightful week-end.
Mr. Cleve Morris of Howden,
Oklahoma spent Saturday in No-
wata visiting friends.
Mrs. Grace Bradford of Bar-
tlesville, was in Nowata on business.
Mr. Johnnie Lee Brewster who
was a patient at the St. John hos-
pital is now at his home and re-
covering nicely. The commun.ty is
proud Mr. Brewster is home and
wishes him a speedy and co r plete
recovery.
For your EAGLE, call 2J5. Don-
ald, please.
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O.ASSIFIED
ADS
IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN
AND FOR TULSA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA
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Anymv Knowing the Whereabouts
of LEE MOORE that lived in Mus-
kogee. Oklahoma, 1910-1914, please
write . . .
MRS. A. C. PERDUE ,
455 North 9lh /Street
Muskogee, Okla.
R. V. Pearce, Plaintiff
vs.
L. Dunkle, County Treasurer of
Tulsa County, Oklahoma, ct al,
Defendants
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
E STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Frank Johnson, and Mrs. Frame
nson, his wife, John Robinson
Mrs. John Robinson, his wire,
. Hood, Muzzle Hood, Bettie M.
tch, and Mr. Broach, her hus-
l, D. H. Pearce and Mrs. D. H.
ice. his wife, Pearl Paynes and
I Paynes, her husband, Akus
J) and Lucille Jones, if living,
edcad, the unknown heirs, exe-
cs, administrators, dev-iscus,
ties and assigns, immediate and
ps rte of Frank Johnson, and Mrs.
’ Ft Johnson, his wile. John Ro-
on and Mrs. John Rve.z.-un, ais
wj. H. Hood, Muzzie Hood, toal-
tie Broach, and Mr. Broac:., ner
hund, D. H. Pearce, and Mrs. D.
SEAL
Primus C. Wade
124^4 N. Greenwood
[Tulsa 3, Oklahoma
Published Nov. 20, 27 and Dec. 4, 11
NICE LOT — $100.00
10 Down — Balance Terms
CALL 9-4124
G. W. FRAZIER
Ftl.WDATS, DRESSES & SUITS
Individual
CHILDREN'S CLOTHLNG
Sizes 1 and 2
CAL 9-7601
i Il.jarce, nis wife, Pearl Paynes,
andr. Paynes, her husband, Al-
tusnes and Lucille Jones, de-
ceit; Carl Pleasant, Inc., a cor-
poion, or if dissolved, thc un-
kn« successors, trustees and as-
I sigtDf the Carl Pleasant Inc., a
corration, dissolved; and the un-
knot Owners and Holders of Pav.
log x Bills Nos. 60442 and 60443,
J issue by the City of Tulsa, Okla-
hoir.iby virtue of Ordinance No.
i 3692, :reating Paving Tax District
I IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN
| AND FOR TULSA COUNTY,
[I OKLAHOMA
piOWARD FIELDS, Plaintiff
vs.
M. M. JONES and ERMA JONES,
Defendants
I No. 76,661-1
| NOTICE OF SALE
I Notice is hereby given that in
pursuance of an Execution and Or-
der of Sale issued out of the District
Court of Tulsa County, Oklahoma,
on the 12th day of Nov. 1947, in an
action wherein Howard Fields was
plaintiff, and M. M. Jones, and
Erma Jones were defendants, di-
rected to me the undersigned Sher-
iff of Tulsa County, commanding
me to levy upon and sell without
appraisemnt tne following descrio-
eu property, to-wit:
Lot Seven (7) Block Nine (9),
Roosevelt Addition to the City
of Tulsa, Tulsa County, Okla-
' hoBMajjceording to the recorded
pls^wreof,
J J a iUl*8hient and decree
of foi'tMftsure in favor of said plain-
ititf and against said defendants,
[[obtained ana made in said court on
jthe 3rd day of November 1947, for
jthe sum of Ninety-seven ($97.00.1
Idollars, with interest thereon at six
1(6%) per cent from the 22nd day
lot may 1940, $7b.0U attorney fees,
[$10.00 cost and cost according; 1
twill on the 22nd day of December,
11947, at the hour of 10 o’clock a. m.,
k'Oi'Ud day at the West front door
[of the Court House in the City of
hulsa in suid County and State of-
[fer for sale and sell to the highest
[bidder for cash the property aoove
[described or so much thereof as
[will satisfy said judgment with in-
terest and cost.
Witness my hand this 12th day
of November, 1947.
George H. Blaine, Sheriff of
Tulsa County, Oklahoma
By W. S. Duggins, Deputy
7 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1947
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Drugs, Fountain, Cigars, Sun-
dries. J. W. Jones, owner
— Groceries —
JOHNSON GKO. and MKT., 1618 N.
Midland, Phone 2-1577. Fryers,
and Hens for sale. Friday, Sat-
urday and Sunday.
— Beauty Salons —
CROUPE’S BEAUTY SALON, For-
merly Ada and Jack's 112 North
Greenwood. Phone 5-7367.
— Barbeque —
LATIMER'S ONE-STOP BAR-B-Q
Greenwood at Pine Streets. Op-
en Day and Night. Ph. 2-9015.
* —- Shoe Repair —
IMITH SHOE SHOP, U18 North
Gneawood. Phone 08-MO
— Furniture —
TULSA AUCTION CO, 113 E. 2nd
St., Phone 3-6139. House of
1,000 Bargains.
— Lunch Rooms —
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