The Southeast Oklahoman (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1955 Page: 2 of 4
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PACE TWO
THE SOUTHEAST QKLAHOMAN HUGO OKLAHOMA NOVEMBER 3 955
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FRANCES C IMON Editor
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A MSMBKB or
or OELABOMA
P E O Chapter
Honors Its State
Organizer Here
Members of Chapter DA PEO
entertained Tuesday evening at
dinner held at St Mark’s parish
house honoring Mrs G H Hall
Tulsa state organiser and Mrs
E A Mayberry Enid who ac-
companied Mrs Hall here for her
official visit to the local chapter
Following the dinner a business
meeting was held in the home of
Mrs W E Schooler
Present were Mrs I D Hart-
well Mrs W N Johjn Miss Wan-
da Burt Mrs J A Phinney Mrs
Ben Graves Mrs Joe A Wolff
Miss Bess Heuberbeg Miss Fannie
Glenn Mrs Robert H Warren
Mrs Lloyd Simpson Mrs J C
Wyche Mrs Comley J Stuart
Mrs D A Stovall Mrs O A
Brewer Mrs Simon Parker and
Mrs Wheeler Leard
Trio Charged
With Theft of
Chapman Cash
Billy Jack Mulkey 20 who
slipped out of DeQueen Ark Gen-
eral hospital last Friday morning
after waiving extradition to Okla-
homa where he was wanted on
robbery charges was in county
jail here late that afternoon He
was captured by Sheriff Walter
Irons and Deputy Sheriff H E
(Snowball) Stuart of Idabel and
turned over to Choctaw county
deputies Eld Thornton and Bert
Bush who were participating in
the manhunt
Mulkey was taken without re-
sistance southeast of Idabel in a
pickup truck in which he had
hitched a (ride
Thornton said 1 DeQueen was
short of officers and Mulkey was
not i under guard all of the time
he was hospitalized there with a
gunshot wound in the stomach
Mulkey Warren Jones 30 and
Mrs Connie Dillahunt 37 of
Broken Bow were charged with
theft of between $65 and $70 from
Roy Chapman October 23 at the
latter’s home immediately west of
the Choctaw-McCurtain county
line in Choctaw county Jones is
at liberty under bond
It was Mulkey’s wound that led
officers to the trio Irons said
DeQueen officers reported to Irons
the presence of the gunshot victim
at the hospital where the patient
reportedly first claimed he had
been shot at a card game south of
Idabel Within 36 hours after the
robbeiy all three of the accused
were under arrest'
Officers say two men and a
woman entered Chapman's resi-
dence and asked if they could buy
whiskey After a brief conversa-
tion officers claim Chapman was
tied to the bed after he had been
robbed Because part of the string
used to tie him was weak he was
able to bieak his bonds and fire a
38 revolver at them as the three
entered a 1955 Ford automobile
Miss Wyche Wins
Hallowe’en Queen
Contest in Hugo
Miss Joan Wyche sopliomoie
- class candidate and only daughter
of Dr and Mrs J C Wyche was
crowned queen of the Hugo Hallo-
we’en sjji nival Monday night cli-
maxing the annual event at the Na-
tional Guard armory The Cential
Council Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion is carnival sponsor Miss
Wyche was crowned by Guy How-
ard Burrous son of Mr and Mrs
Guy Burrous class president
- Sophomoie class membeis earn-
ed a total of $44431 to outdistance
the other three high school 'class-
es and win the crown for their
candidate Miss Betty Firebaugh
junior daughter of Mr and Mrs
Robert M Firebaugh was runner-
up with a total of 28918 votes a
penny represented by each vote
Other candidates were Miss Willene
Rhodes senior candidate daughter
of Mr and Mrs Bill Rhodes and
Miss Madeline Finch freshman
daughter of Mr and Mrs Billy
Finch Goodland
The queen’s contest netted the
high school an aggregate of $1-
26859 to be used for lyceum cours-
es for the school and broke all
previous records for the contest
earning
SOCIETY
Telephone 330
Frances
Miss Pittman and Phillip Hillhouse
Unite in Marriage in Candlelight
Ceremony at First Methodist Church
Wedding of Miss Patti Ruth
Pittman and Phillip William Hill-
house was a candlelight ceremony
at First Methodist church here
Saturday evening at 8 o’clock The
bride is the only daughter of Mr
and Mrs Bland Pittman Hugo
and the bridegroom is the only
son of Mr and Mrs Syd A Hill
house Hugo and Barcelona Vene-
zuela The Rev T Homer Trotter
church minister officiated in the
exchange of vows of the double
ring ceremony The service was
said before a background of can-
dles and greenery which was re-
peated in decorations throughout
the church
Preceding the ceremony candles
were lighted by Miss Gail Sweat
Sapulpa and 'Mis Kay Allen
Henryetta whose dresses in
American Beauty shade were idem
tical to those of the bride’s at-
tendants They wore wrist cor-
sages of daisies "
Phillip Pittman brother of the
bride and John Sturges laid the
aisle cloth immediately preceding
the entry of the wedding party
Dan Davis Norman played the
traditional wedding marches and
also accompanied Harvey Row-
land Hugo when he sang “Ave
Maria” and “The Lord’s Prayer”
the latter as a benediction at the
close of the service
Miss Patty Hillhouse Dallas
only sister of the bridegroom was
maid of honor with Miss Retta
Rachel and Miss Sarah Marsh Ida-
bel bridesmaids Miss Hillhouse
wore a waltz-length princess style
dress of pink brocade With the
three-quarter length sleeves she
wore short white gloves Her open
crown hat of pink velvet was
finished with a forehead veil Her
flowers were daisies in American
beauty shade
Miss Rachel and Miss Marsh
were dressed in identical fashion
their dresses being ‘ American
Beauty Their daisy bouquets were
pink
The bride’s dress was white bro-
caded satin princess style with
cathedral train 'The moulded
bodice featured a design of seed
pearls centering the brocaded rose
pattern at the neckline The fitted
sleeves ended in petal points over
the hands On her hair the bride
wore a demi-tiara of seed pearls
from which her tiered illusion veil
was arranged She wore a single
strand of pearls and carried a
white Bible bouquet She was
given in marriage by her father
Mr Hillhouse was attended by
his father as best man
Ushers were Frank Bear Hugo
Bill Adams Baton Rouge La and
Dr Joe Frank Hillhouse Paris
all cousins of the bridegroom and
Bland Pittman Jr biother of the
bride '
The ceremony was followed by
a reception in the church social
rooms Mrs Clem Williams Idabel
aunt of the bride was at the
white leather-covered register
Miss Willa Patterson and Miss
Nancy Harrison Stillwater serv-
ed the wedding cake with punch
from a U-shaped table laid with
white and decoiated with an ar-
rangement of candles Tiers of
the thiee layer cake were sep-
arated With miniature colums and
decoiated with tiny figuies of
nymphs
Assisting with the serving Were
Miss Sara Ferrier Norman Miss
-Mary Maigaret John Mrs S C
Williams Mrs Walter Lee An-
drews Mrs R R Perkins Mrs
B V Bowers Mrs Wade Balsters
Mis L C Ci oss and Mrs J W
Brindley
For the wedding the bride’s
mother chose a honey bear brocade
faille dress with which she wore
black accessories Mrs Hillhouse
mother of the bridegroom wore a
charcoal blue taffeta cocktail
length with black accessories
Their corsages were of chrysan-
themums Following a short wedding trip
the bride and bridegroom will re-
sume their studies at A and M
college 'Stillwater where Mr
Hillhousq is a senior in agricul-
ture He is a graduate of Allen
Academy at Bryan Tex At A
and M he is a member of Pi
Kappa Alpha social fiaternity
The bride a Hugo High school
giaduate attended Idabel schools
until her junior year when she
moved to Hugo She is a sopho-
more at A and M
Telephone 1334
Imon
Marlers at Home
In Apartment on
East Jackson
Mr and Mrs James A Marler
who were married here Friday
evening are at home in the Plaza
Apartments on East Jackson street
after a week-end wedding trip tfr
Marler is Extension Service’s as-
sistant county agent here The
bride is the former Miss Elizabeth
Ketchum
The exchange of vows at 6 pm
at First Methodist church wss a
simple ceremony attended only
by members of the two families
and a few close friendB The Rev
T Homer Trotter church minis-
ter officiated at the candlelight
service before a background of
greenery and white candles white
mums and gladioli
Preceding the ceremony Miss
Harriet Kilcrease accompanied the
Rev Milton Cooprider assistant
minister when he sang “Because"
Miss Alice Ketchum sister of
the bride ' and Chester Cearley
were the couple’s attendants Miss
Ketchum wore a turquoise blue
velveteen dress with a scoop neck-
line three-quarter length sleeves
and street length skirt Her ac-
cessories were turquoise and white
and her flowers a headband of plum
chrysanthemums Robert Cearley
Durant was usher
The bride given in marriage by
her father E C Ketchum wore a
waltz length dress of white with
a silver metallic thread in the bro-
cade design The fitted waist had
a high neck finished with a tiny
Peter Pan collar Self-covered but-
tons from the neckline' extended to
the deep V of the bodice which
was fitted and had long petal point
sleeves The skirt was worn over
crinolines A shoulder length veil
fell from a white satin cap Her
Colonial bouquet was of white
mums
The ceremony ended with a
sung benediction by the Rev Mr
Cooprider who ' used the Lord’s
Prayer
Following the ceremony Mr and
Mrs Ketchum entertained the wed-
ding party and guests at an in-
formal reception in their home on
East Duke street
Miss Mona Ketchum and Miss
Wanda Ketchum younger siBters
of the bride were in charge of
the register Mrs J A LaCroix
Mrs Beddos M Gurley and Miss
Alice Ketchum served punch with
the three-tiered white wedding
cake which was topped with a
bride and groom figurine posed
under a miniature wedding bell
Later in the evening Mr and
Mrs Marler left for their wedding
trip the bride traveling in a
honey beige wool jersey dress
with matching cummerbund brace-
let sleeves and button trim She
wore gold and brown accessories
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr and Mrs E C Ketchum
She is a graduate of Hugo High
school and attended Southeastern
State college She is an office
employe at Wells Lamont Inc
Mr Marler son of Mr and Mrs
C F Marler of Allen is a grad-
uate of A and M college He has
been assistant county agent here
since January
Mrs Alice Ball
Honored on Her
65th Birthday
Friends and -neighbors joined
Mrs Alice Ball at her home m
Ft Towson when she celebrated
her 65th birthdey with a covered
dish luncheon
Invited were Mrs Addie Hallum
Mis Frances Biyant McDougal
Mrs Joe Hylton Mrs Jane Stin-
son Mr and Mrs George Tillman
and children Kenneth and Sue
Mrs Bob Tillman Mrs Lemmie
Smith and son Paul Mrs Mary
E Parson and Mrs Sam Pettis
Area Baptists
To Go to State
General Meet
A large number of clergymen
and laymen of the Baptist church
in the three-county Frisco associa-
tion will go to Tulsa for the Bap-
tist General Convention of Okla-
homa November 8-10 inclusive ac-
cording to the Rev Herman High-
fill superintendent of missions
The general convention will be
preceded by the annual Session of
Woman’s Missionary Union and
the 8tate Baptist Brotherhood
Convention
Thomton-Holley
Wedding 1st For
New Judge Bush
Reading the ceremony for the
marriage of a brother law enforce
ment officer of three years time
was the first official act of Bert
Bush who relinquished duties of
undersheriff here Monday evening
and assumed justice of the peace
duties Tuesday morning '
Judge Bush officiated in the
marriage of Deputy Sheriff Ed
Thornton Hpgo and Mrs Ester
Lee Holley Frogville The vows
were exchanged in the radio room
of the sheriff’s office during the
noon hour Tuesday in the presence
of Mr and Mrs Sam Johnsoit
Frogville parents of the bride and
their youngest daughter Jackie
Highway Patrol Troopers Hubert
Hibben and C L Cates Sheriff
Bob McDonel and A B Tyus vet-
eran justice of the peace Hugo
The bride wore a fall suit of
blue tweed with beige accessories
and a white carnation corsage
She has lived in Choctaw county
all her life and until recently
was employed at Wells Lamont
Inc here
Mr Thornton a deputy sheriff
here three years came to Choctaw
county in 1932 He and his wife
are at home at 202 East Trice
street
At an informal reception im-
mediately following the ceremony
a wedding cake decorated with
lilies of the valley and topped with
a miniature bridal bouquet was
served with coffee made by Mrs
Will Welch wife of the county
jailer The cake was a surprise
gift to the couple from The South-
e a s t Oklahoman Radiostation
KIHN and the Hugo Daily News
Hush Puppies
Tasty and Not
Hard to Make
EDITOR’S NOTE: Hush
Puppies are a bread that has '
come back into vogue in re-
cent years The name comes
from-the fact that in much
earlier days bits of this corn
bread often were tossed to
yipping puppies to get them
to quiet down As time pass-
ed the usual admonition of
“Hush Puppy!” which accom-
panied the bread became its
name U1
Here’s the recipe as recom-
t mended by Miss Betty e Mc-
Kenzie home economist for
Public Service Company of
Oklahoma here
V HUSH PUPPIES
1 c corn meal
4 c all purpose flour
lVa tsp baking powder
tsp salt
2 ‘ tbsp min onion
1 egg beaten
c milk
Mix and sift dry ingredients
Stir milk into beaten egg Combine
with dry ingredients stirring only
to mix well Drop by teaspoonfuls
into deep fat which has been heat-
ed to 860 degrees F Fry until
brown Drain on brown paper
Serve hot with fried fish Makes
30 - -
The above is especially recom-
mended to seve with a chicken
dinner
NEXT WEEK'S RECIPE:
Dot Coffee Cake
u
Mrs S C Williams
Serving as Page
At Grand OES
Mrs S C Williams worthy ma-
tron of Hugo Chapter No 211
Order of Eastern Star headed a
delegation from Southeast Okalho-
ma which is attending Grand
Chapter of Oklahoma OES an-
nual meeting in Guthrie this week
Mrs Williams ''will serve- as a
grand page
Also attending are Mrs Albert
Fiy associate matron of Hugo
chapter Mrs Clyde Johnson
Electia Mrs E H Harvey chap-teroi-ganist
Mrs W H King
Mrs 'W C Drush and Mrs J
D Lawhom Hugo Mrs Hazel
Martin who lives in ’Hugo but is
a member of the Ft Towson chap-
ter Mrs R N Baker Soper Mrs
Coy Rice Mrs Slack and Mrs
Ruby Green Idabel
Hot Water
PACKAGED IN GLASS
BY
PROMPT service '
NO DOWN PAYMENT
WP
Patterson
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
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HUGO OKtX
personals
Thomas Dale 'is the name of a
son born to Mayor and Mrs Fow-
ler White Hugo Tuesday No-
vember 1 at Memorial hospital
here The baby is a grandson of
Mrs W V Alexander and Claud
White Hugo and Mrs Rose White
of Fresno Calif
A son aa born Monday Octo-
ber 28 to Mr and Mrs James
Collum Hugo at ' Memorial hos-
pital here Grandparents are Mr
and Mrs Perry Collum and Mr
and Mrs Lee Jones Hugo Mr
and Mrs Bob Jones also of Hugo
being great grandparents -
Miss Mona Tinsley Hugo is
chairman of the advertisement
committee for the annual Junior
Carnival at Oklahoma College for
Women Chickasha Saturday night
November 19
Mr and Mrs Charles Cline Jr
of Rufe have chosen Charles Louis
III as the name for their son born
at Memorial hospital here Wednes-
day October 26 The baby’s grand-
parents are Mr and Mrs Charles
Cline Valliant and Mr and Mrs
Blair Burwell of Rufe Great
grandparents include Mr and Mrs
A B Provence and Mrs Ruth
Craft of Rufe -
Joe Vender burg 25 Valliant
was treated at Memorial hospital
here last Thursday after he
sustained a severe bruise to a hip
that was fractured late last spring
He was loading ties when he fell
bruising the hip Also treated at
Memorial hospital Thursday for
painful burns about the arms and
body was Kenneth Barnes 29
Sawyer Barnes received steam
burns after removing An automo-
bile radiator cap
Mr and Mrs C P Hornberger
and Mrs Hornberger’s mother
Mrs Robert Edwards of Durant
visited friends in Hugo Friday aft-
ernoon They are former local resi-
dents Due here Thanksgiving week-
end for a visit with his mother
Mrs J B Alder and family are
Mr and Mrs Edwin Alder and
daughters Gwendolyn and Jan of
Fayetteville Ark Mr Alder who
will receive the degree of doctor
of philosophy next year Is head
of the science department of the
University of Arkansas
8 SgL M H Marbut Perrin
Field Sherman Tex has resumed
his duties after a visit here with
his grandparents Mr and Mrs
T A Marbut ' ''
Guests of Sank Fuqua of Paris
here last week-end at the home of
his niece Mrs Roy Awbrey on
East Jefferson street were Mr Fu-
qua’s brother and nephew Elmer
Fuqua and Arthur Fuqua of Rox-
ton and Mr and Mrs Irvin Wil-
liams of Paris j
: J M May Ft Towson trans-
acted business in Hugo ' Monday
afternoon
Mr and Mrs Claud Wallace
Atoka spent a night and a day
here last week with her parents
Mr and Mrs T A Marbut at their
home on North I street
Mr and Mrs Warren D Simp-
son and son Keith of Ras Tanura
Saudia Arabia arrived last Fri-
day for a visit with their parents
Mrs J E Simpson and Mr and
Mrs Jack Bugg and other rela-
tives They will be here - three
months Mr Simpson has been an
employe of the Arabian American
Oil company in Arabia several
years
Mr and Mrs M N Nelson have
returned to their home at 811 West
Clayton here after a visit with
their son-in-law and daughter Mr
and Mrs J B Means at their
home in Texaikana 1 -
Wilburn Williams of Woody-
Williams store will attend shoe
market in Dallas Sunday and Mn-
day 1
Miss Jean Hartnell arrived
Tuesday for a visit with her par-
ents Mr and Mrs I D Hartwell
Miss Hartwell is senior probation
officer for the court of juvenile
and' domestic'realtions 'Arlington
Va
Reported as being considerably
improved is Eugene Clinton son
of Mr and Mrs Ed Clinton who
is a patient at the Veterans hos-
pital in 'McKinney Texas where
he was taken for treatment of in-
juries received in a highway acci
dent several weeks ago
Leaving Hugo Thursday after
several weeks here are Mr nnd
Mrs Syd A Hillhouse They will
visit relatives and friends in Ok-
lahoma leaving next Tuesday for
Houston and New Orleans before
flying to their home in Barcelona
Venezuela
CpI Bob C McDsde grandson
of Mr and Mrs J H Boone Hugo
has arrived at Camp McGill Japan
where he will be stationed with
(More PERSONALS On Par 3)
PONDS
REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE
The A T Nelsons’-"' -Son
to Be Wed in
Stillwater Soon
Engagement and approaching
marriage of their daughter Mary
Kathryn to Jimmie H 'Nelson son
of Mr and Mrs iA T Nelson
Sawyer have been announced by
Mr and (Mrs Alfred L Smith of
Stillwater (
Miss Smith is a graduate of Mt
Carmel Academy -Wichita Kas
and" of A and M college Still-
water where she received her
bachelor' of science degree last
summer She now is a memb'er of
the faculty of Foyil High school in
'Stillwater teaching English
' Mr Nelson is a senior at A
and M college Stillwater He is
a graduate of the Rattan High
school in Pushmataha county'
The wedding la planned for No-
vember 24 in the First Methodist
church in Stillwater
Miss Edmiaston
To Be Bride on
November 20
Choctaw county friends of ‘Mrs
A L Edmiastdn of Paris and
the late Mr Edmiaston one-time
county agent here will be in-
terested in announcement of the
engagement and approaching mar-
riage of their daughter Miss
Ouida Edmiaston to Clyde Smith
Black son of Mr and' Mrs D R
Black Ben Franklin Tex
The engagement and approach-
ing marriage were revealed to
guests at a Saturday morning
coffee at the family home The
favors were miniature cellophane
bags of sesame seed' tied with
green satin ribbons -and topped
with tiny gold' light bulbs an-
nouncing the wedding date No-
vember 20
FAMILIES FIRST
v By Dr Alice Sowers Director
Family Life Institute
' University ef Oklahoma
EDITOR’S NOTE— Aa n
service to the public and par-
ticularly the Parent-Teacher
Association units of Choctaw
county The Southeast Okla-
homan publishes Dr Alice
Sowers' Families First articles
-RADIO AND T-V COME
INTO THE HOME
How can radio and t-v be made
an asset to family life ?
What do you enjoy most about
them?
What do you enjoy least?
Radio and television are here
to stay Of that we can be sure
They have the power to bring
great persons and events into your
home But they also have the abil-
ity to' bring those things that are
not desirable It remains for par-
ents to determine which of them
shall become a part of the family
circle t
Some time ago I read an article
which suggested that radio should
be a partnership with -parents
“ranking with the schools and the
press as a major feature of every-
day family life” The author of
this article placed the responsibili-
ty on the broadcasters but he sug-
guested also that parents must be
alert He would have included tele-
vision had the article been written
today
Defenders of some of the litera-
ture children read remind us that
giants and witches and robbers
have long been accepted in story-
books - and that children do not
seem to have been harmed by them
Radio and television have a dif-
ferent place in family life -They
come right’ into- the home There
is no cost — as far as the child
is concerned A turn of the knob is
alt that Is necessary -
Television's dramatic and per-
sonal Your- imagipation leads you
to visualize your own pictures
when you read and listen to radio
on the screen that is done for you
The pictures children create from
imagination are for the most part
based on their reading and experi-
ence to date The screen opens up
for them new pictures new peo-
ple strange scenes — and some of
these can be scenes of horror
One network is scheduling "its
crime shows later in the evening
when the children should be in
bed If their parents permit them
to stay up to see them that-is
their sole responsibility Not all
shows can be geared to the child’s
level but the time of showing can
Some parents enjoy these shows
and see no harm in them for chil-
dren) they see no connection be-
tween them and nightmares fail
V II
Insurance
SINCE
ures in school - emotional disturb-
ances These parents need to un-
derstand how children develop nnd
the effect' of their environment on
this development '
Some programs nro intended fer
entertainment for fun Those
shows are desirable because every-
one needs recreation We also see
athletic teams that we have only
read about in the past the play-
ei become familiar figures Dis-
cussion of athletic events can be
one tie between parents and their
children at the age when children
are getting more and more outside
interests ‘ v 1 “
Discussion of news broadcasts
can be of interest also not only
of the news itself but the view-
points' of the various commenta-
tors Reading of newspapers mag-
azines and books is one outcome of
this - V l
Most people enjoy at lbast some
of the panels and quiz shows if
only to try to win the money sit-
ting in the armchair at home' This
can be done by families and en-
joyed more when several are lis-
tening and commenting ‘
Athletics yes certainly but
think of all the fine music the
religious programs the plays the
demonstrations the scientific pro
grams! What a wealth of educa
tion- and entertainment may be
found out of one little radio or
television box! It’s a matter of
selection '
There are many fine children’s
programs — most of which are (en-
joyed by adults as well Disneyland
and the Zoo program are mention-
ed itiost often by adults when the
topic arises Then why so many
complaints about the crime shows
for children ? Perhaps parents need
to be more alert to the programs
their children are hearing more
careful about selections more
vigilant in campaigning s against
the undesirable programs and
STERLING SILVER-
hjr
Gorham — Wallace — International
Heirloom — Whiting
also Golden-Hued Dirilyte
DAVIDSON’S Jewelry
' In Hugo Over s8 Yean
MBBBMHSGHBMR
Why Should Gods
' (" i V - t
Ministers Wear Uniforms?
TheiVs no law in the Episcopal Church
which says that e clergyman should - wear e
"backwards collar” There’s no requirement
that he and his service assistants should wear
vestments
"All right” you ask "why do they do it?”
We could answer by saying simply that it
is custom tradition But there’s more reason
than that One is that although he’s still
human and you’ll find that most Episcopal
clergymen are Very human he is called to a
peculiar and exacting task The very fact that
ne’s in "uniform” makes him available to be
called upon to perform many' services to be -of
hylp to many people hie could never other--wise
reach To a person in spiritual need that
"uniform” can be aa helpful as is the uniform
of the "cop” on the corner ‘
1 We like clerical dress (and service vestments
too) because we feel they symbolize the im-
portance of the task and not the individual
performing the task -'The job is the thing
pot the doer of the job
rftr the-- Episcopal Church you’ll probably -
find a greater
St Mark Episcopal Church
- South Third and East Lowery
‘ Hugo 1 -
The Rev W B- MacHenry Vicar
'Telephone 644 '
Mail Addreas: P O Box 190 Hugo Okla
KING
Agency
1909
more generous in letting the sta-
tlonz know which programs they V
do approve
Frank Hartgroves
Is (Winner of i v v
Veal in Event -
Frank Hartgroves Hugo receiv-
ed half a veal1 iij an event coifi-
pleted '‘Tuesday by members of
Delta Chi chapter Epsilon Sigma
Alpha sorority as a benefit for
Its charity fund i
Hobby Club Meet
Set for Friday
In Goff Home
' Regulari meeting of the Hugo
Hobby club yill be held Friday
afternoon in the home of Mrs
E M Goff 210 East Kirk street
Eugene Field'
P-TA Unit
To Meet Soon
Eugene Field unit Parent-Teacher
Association will meet- at the
school Thursday night November
10 at 7:45 o’clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
414 North Second Huge
9:45 AM — Sunday School
11 AM— Services
The Lesson-Sermon on the sub-
ject “Adam and Fallen Man” will
include the account of Christ
Jesus healing of the man “which
had a spirit of an unclean devil”
as recorded in Luke (4) -The
Golden Text is from Ephe-
sians (5:8): “Ye were sometimes
darkness but now are ye light in
the Lord: walk as children of
light”
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Imon, Frances C. The Southeast Oklahoman (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 45, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 3, 1955, newspaper, November 3, 1955; Hugo, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1851108/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.