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Children Have Wisdom In
Hybrid Wheat Is
Today's Market Report
Drew Pearson
to be encountered and much
are
George Boysen, Edward Cor-
the Alva farmer - businessman
reins of the Democratic party.
Fire fighters made a
‘deter-
City later this year.
CARD OF THANKS
and
bank sponsored luncheon for the stand.
Funeral services will be at 2
conference group.
House confidant, the same way
Real Estate
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was Tax assessor for Shackle-
J. E. Alexander to James B.
and Shirley Frizell property in
we know it will not be the an-
swer to all of our problems,”
Funeral services for Chester
F. Burkhalter, were held at 4
the world that long.
Teacher Doris
p.m. Wednesday at the Tenth
and Broad Church of Christ
with Strine Starme of Waco
Tex., Bill Walker of Midland,
Sunday
Monday
Rebuilt Motors
Motor Kits
Heads Rebuilt
NEW YORK (UPD) - The
teachers call them the world’s
greatest comedians. They re the
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creatures
11 Church
festival
13 Trying
Interment was in the Rose
Hill Cemetery.
Established
1892 ■
24 Drunkards
27 Ireland
28 The dill
20 Medicinal
quantity
35 Fixed look
36 Boat paddle
37 Invisible
vapor
4 Summer
(Fr.)
5 Twilled
fabric
8 French
seaport
7 Hypothetical
structural
units
8 Check
vehicle
12 Erects
13 Mountain
nymph
18 Musical
syllable
20 Legislative
body
The weight of a typical U.S.-
made car is 3,345 pounds, says
World Book Encyclopedia.
tration for fear this would in-
directly boost Humphrey. This
is not the cabinet's idea. It's
the official decree of the man
in the White House.
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cording to officials of the Farm
Credit Banks of Wichita.
Managers and directors of the
14 production credit associations
block 33 of Chickasha, located
at Seventh and Pennsylvania. . .
and James B. and Shirley Friz-
ell to J. E. Alexander property
in the same area of Seventh
and Pennsylvania, for an un-
disclosed price.
Arnold and Lurena J. Lantz
sold property in Block 12 of the
Highland Park Addition at Ninth
and Wisconsin to Robert W. and
Gladys L. Edwardson for an
undisclosed price.
traditional apple.
One teacher, Beatrice Bach.
Municipal Court
Sylvester Roy Hutcheson, 1106
South Henderson, charged with
42 Reduce
43 Adam’s son
(Bib.)
44 Roman
patriot
48 Arachnid
47 Angered
48 Indian
weights
50 Gratuity
52 Golf mound
finitely.
Furthermore, as the President
himself says: "The male mem-
bers of my family have a his-
tory of strokes. My father died
of a stroke at 60 and so did
my uncle. I don't want to end
my life that way. I remember
Woodrow Wilson during his last
year in the White House when
he was in a wheelchair. For
me to risk this would not be
fair to the nation.”
Despite the trouble in Czecho-
slovakia, despite the develop-
ments mentioned above and des-
pite the cheers of the Demo-
cratic convention on the Presi-
dent’s birthday; we believe he
will not change his mind and
run again.
the Kremlin treats Czechoslova-
kia.
Privacy
Is Desired
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
many friends who were so kind
to us during our recent be-
reavement and also to thank
them for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Leo Croucn and family
To the family who can
invest systematically
with $150 to start
-then $25 a month
Waddell 4 Reed invites yom •
write or eall for free faaUet-
Prosteetut firing detailed inf or-
motion on the United Aeeuamla-
live and United Seienee mutual
funds.
Waddell s Reed, Inc.
Represented Locally By
MARSHALL SETTLE
108 Chickeshe—Pk .224-3652
raa,etBi Hubbard and Roy | wheat has been developed, but
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'LICENSED
LADY ATTENDANT’
FUNERAL HOME
EIGHTH A CHICKASHA AVENUE
MR. & MRS. WENDELL BROWN
WALTER P. BROWN
517.00
8.50
4.50
515 00
7.75
4.00
1.40
nervice may get their Fxpress by
dialing telephone 224-2600 between
1:30 and 7 p.m. Weekdays and 7:00
to 0:30 a m. Sundar.
SUBSCRIPTION RATRS
BY CAREIEI IN CHICKASHA
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and the Vice President, they
have become almost nil. This
is partly because LBJ has been
spending time in Texas; partly
because HHH has been out on
the political hustings. But.,.on
the few occasions that they
have been together, the .Presi-
dent is inclined to treat Humph-
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Help Us Elect
DEBS
SULLIVAN
SHERIFF
of Grady County
for cars to polls phono
224-5138 or 224-1520
Paid for by Farmer Frlende
of Debs Sullivan
personal affront that they even
considered moving. Furthermore
Daley had paid the Democratic
National Committee $400,000 in
advance, and the Democrats had
already spent it.
Despite all this, Daley would
have been overruled had it not
been for LBJ. He made the
final decision for Chicago.
-LBJ A HHH-
The President's attitude tow-
ard Hubert Humphrey undoubt-
Teacher Mildred Higgins of
Georgetown, S. C., recalled that
Camshaft Grinding
Crankshaft Grinding
and Kits
Cylinders Bored
More than 150 persons are ex-
pected to participate in a pro-
duction credit conference in Ok-
Lindsay School
Employs OCLA
Grads To Teach
Oklahoma College of Liberal
Arts is well represented among
teachers employed in the Lind-
say public schools for the com-
ing year.
While a number of OCLA
graduates already are teaching
in Lindsay, OCLA alums added
for the coming year include:
Mrs. Betty Ross will teach
9 Pedestal part 23 Foodstuff
10 Winter ---
Did You Hear...
Mrs. Mary Mills, 2004 Idaho
Avenue, returned home Satur-
day from Wakita where she at-
tended funeral services Friday
for her daughter, Mrs. Russell
(Ellen) Williams, 55. of Ben-
jamin, Tex., at the St. Marv's
Assumption Catholic Church, in-
terment was in the Wakita Cem-
etery.
PARTS
United Motor & Machine Co.
115 S. 2nd
Chickasha, Okla.
224-1162
Jay Hertei
Owner
Distinguished Flying Cross, the
Army Commendation Medal ana
three awards of the Air Medal.
1 Large plants 2 Sloping way
—          3 Discern
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Stacy Cooper, Anadarko, med-
ical.
Mrs. Mary E. Brown, Minco,
medical.
Lite M. Gossage, Chickasha,
medical.
experience
14 Unit of
electricity
15 Live
16 Foreign
agent
17 Fence
openings
19 Slight bow
20 Notched
22 Gaelic
25 Sorrowful
26 Conduct
30 African
animal
31 Italian
stream
32 Things done
33 Binds
34 Arboreal
home
35 Distress
signal
38 Grafted
(her.)
39 Landed
properties
42 Moecasin
45 Biblical
weeds
48 Wrong
(prefix)
49 Legal plea
61 Dress
53 Withdraw
54Encounterer
55 Run away to
wed
56 Organ parts
DOWN
1 Afternoon
GIRL — Mr. and Mrs. Char-
lea C. Tryon, 1608 South 17th,
are the parents of an eight-
pound, one - ounce daughter
born at 11:47 a.m. Monday in
Grady Memorial Hospital.
One Year ________________ I
Six Months ----------------
Three Months _______________
One Moath
BY MAIL IN OKLAHOMA
(Exeept Chiekasha)
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One Month
M. B. Ross, east of Chick-
asha. received a first place
trophy at the quarterhorse show
in Guthrie Sunday afternoon.
Competition was keen as a
number of entries were made.
Chitkasha Bailn fxpress
SM Ne. ard Street
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case continued until Wednesday,
520 bond forfeited upon defen-
dant’s failure to appear Wednes-
FURNITURE CO
410 Chickasha
Grady Memorial
Hospital
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. C. C. Townley, Blanch-
ard. surgical.
Mrs. Sophia Crow, Chickasha,
surgical.
Mrs. Florence Rodgers, Min-
co, medical.
Joseph Shelley Bush, Bartles-
ville, medical.
Mrs. Vida Alcorn, Chickasha,
medical,
Steve Powers, Chickasha,
medical.
* Political
Announcements
For Sheriff
FRANK SHAFFER (D)
JOHN IE LYONS (D)
T. L. TAYLOR (R)
DEBS SULLIVAN (D)
ROY B. BOZARTH (D)
BUD ECCLESTON (D)
FRED A. ALBERS (D)
County Commissioner
District No. 1
RAYMON STOVALL (D)
JACK McCOMAS (D)
District No. 3
BILL PATE (D)
CLEN JONES (Di
County Clerk
MRS. WALTER
MOLLETT (D)
County Commissioner
District No. 2
DAN ALLEN (Di
C. C. CRIDER (D>
County Representative
CHARLES ELDER (D>
when her first grade class was
were excited about the event,
the bus driver noticed one
i
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,JEES'
he had said, asked, "does that
school begin with a *C’ or a
‛K‛?"
"It begins with the pledge of
allegiance to the flag,” Jimmy
replied.
Mary Bowermaster of Toledo,
Ohio, recalled the time a water
pipe sprung a leak in her school
and the children were excused
for the remainder of the day.
Although most of t he pupils
President's official family over
the fact that LBJ invited Rich-
ard Nixon to lunch with him at
the ranch immediately after
Nixon was nominated. They wish
that Johnson had not shot front
the hip. He could have waited
ministration would remain poli-
tically neutral during the cam-
paign. However, this neutrality
has leaned so far backward *iat
Sen. Eugene McCarthy has been
given 22 more rooms in the
Conrad Hilton hotel than the
Vice President.
Neutrality has even been car-
ried so far that not a single
cabinet member has made a
1 PM. QUOTATION F.ST
(Courtesy of Edward P. Jonen
and Cempany»
Armco Steel 5053
Allied Sup Mkts 17
'Deaths.J
McDon Doug 45
Monsanto 47%
Mobil 53%
Mont Ward 37%
Ogden Corp 34%
O&E 24%
Okla Nat Gas 20%
Pentron Elect 5%
Pet Inc 30 ‛s
Penny J C 79
Phillips Petro 64%
Pacific Petro 20%
Polaroid 108
Purolator 53
RCA 47%
Rep Steel 42%
Rey Tobac 40
Smith Ind 36%
Sears Roe 65%
Skaggs Drug 29
St L San F Ry 52%
Std Oil Calif 64
Std Oil Ind 52%
Std Oil N J 78%
Sun Oil 74
Sperry Rand 45%
Schering Corp 72%
Tex Inst 94%
Transam Corp 89%
Union Carb 42%
Vanity Fair 35%
West Elect 71%
Woolworth 28
Wisconsin Pub 19%
Over The Counter
Doric Corp 26',*-26%
Sentry Man 6-7
Ome Year
Six Months
Three Months            ___
ALL OTHERS
One Year ____________ ,
Six Months_______ _ ____
Three Months —--------
One Month _______________
(All prices fnelude tax)
Sunday afternoon, Raymond
Daughty, 1212 Iowa, told Chick-
asha Police that someone had
stolen some accessories from a
1968 model pickup parked in
his driveway Saturday night.
He reported the loss of a
new white sidewall tire mounted
on a grey wheel and a set of
four hubcaps.
work to be dona. We
Chickasha
Okla. 73018
W. Hill of
Gary B. Smith,
surgical.
Dlrs. Vance O.
the cold shoulder, though per-
haps inadvertently, to the Vice
President. He seems almost
warmer toward Richard Nixon
than towards HHH
3. In times of crisis such as
in Czechoslovakia, the nation
tends to rally around the man
in office. It was the approach-
ing clouds of World War II
which caused the nation to
mined stand" on the bank of a
river today to halt the advance
of a brush and timber fire that
has claimed eight lives and
destroyed 21 square miles of
national forest.
William Dresser, who com-
Military News
Army Lt. Col. Joe D. Under-
wood, son of Mr. and Mrs.
For McKess 29%
I Gerhart Owen 16%
1 Gen Elect 83%
Gen Mtr 78%
Gen Tel ti Tel 39%
Gulf ti West 40%
Haliburton 78%
Harvey Alum 36%
Inter TAT 56%
Ideal Basic 18%
Ker McGee 125%
Lear Sieg 44%
Lehigh 13
Ling T V 87%
Lone S Cem 26%
Lone S Gas 24%
By midnight Sunday, the
flames had burned over 18,000
acres inside a 32-mile perime-
ter, destroyed about a dozen
cabins in the fish canyon area
of Angeles National Forest and
burned an abandoned lookout
tower on Pine Mountain.
The blaze, named the Canyon
Inn Fire, is centered about 25
miles north of downtown Los
Angeles. A pall of smoke hangs
over the mountain* in the
distance.
be with dairy freeze plans
throughout the state in a qual-
ity improvement program.
received a bachelor of science
degree in 1954 from Oklahoma
State University at Stillwater.
He received his commission
through the Reserve Officers
Privacy is often the greatest desire of
a bereaved family. Realizing this, we
offer a special room, adjacent to our
chapel and with its own exit, where
family members can view the min-
ister, the flowers, and those paying
their respects—all in complete privacy.
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Pallbearers were veterans of
World War I Robert Bennett
Barrack No. 206: Charlie How-
! ery. J. F. Reagan. Henry White,
However, the friendly "Dear
Dick" messages have not help-
ed Humphrey. On the contrary,
they have hurt him deeply.
On the surface all this points
to the possibility that Johnson
might listen to a birthday draft
in Chicago and change his mind
about another term.
—Overriding Reasons—
However, overriding these de-
velopments there is one all-
important fact. The president
made his decision not to run
after much careful thought. He
had discussed it immediately
after his inauguration in Jan-
uary, 1965, and never ceased
talking about it to members of
his family. The March 31 broad-
cast was not a spur-of-the-mom-
ent decision.
It was based upon the fact
that he had a massive hert
attack in the fall of 1955 from
which he staged miraculous re-
covery. Johnson is realistic
about his health. He has worked
harder than any other Presi-
dent in the last three decades
His work hours extend from 7
a.m. until after midnight. He
keeps going chiefly because he
takes time off in the afternoon
for a nap. However, he figures
he cannot continue this inde-
vision people are now in a mood
to play up disturbances out-
side the convention hall as mucn
as developments inside the con-
vention hall.
Mayor Richard Daley, "Mis-
ter Big" of Chicago and proud
of his home town, was of course
adamant that the Democrats
stay put. He considered it a
Waco Tex, remembers the
small girl, who on examination
of the fly leaf of a library book
discovered the year of publica-
tion and exclaimed
"Oh, look Mrs. Hill, this book
was published five years before
me."
break all previous precedent and
elect Roosevelt for a third term, speech defending the adminis-
driving without a license, plead- .            ____ ________
ed innocent at Monday’s session, Training Corps program at the
him,” Ballinger reported.
pleased to know that a hybrid The specialists first job will
But one child came to the aid
of his classmates when he said
philosophically, "Well, Mrs.
Schneider, we haven’t been in
ing for further tests before they! employed bv the Oklahoma De- AT&SF 33%
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. wprmpud.
perimeter. But flame* on the
north were threatening the new
San Gabriel wilderness area,!
Dresser said.
If the firefighters are unable
to stop the fire at the west fork
of the San Gabriel River,
officials said they would have to
drop back eight miles to a
highway beore making another
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Cotton along the southern bor-
der of Oklahoma has started
setting bolls, according to ex-
tension officials.
Insect damage has been light
to moderate in most areas.
mands the fire fighters, said the
blaze was 50 per cent contained, - - --------
generally on the mouthern Merathon Oil 48%
2. The President has given edl s based upon his official
........8 decree last Aprd that the ad-
The largest squid ever cap-
tured measured 57 feet in
length, of which 35 feet were
tentacles.
vice in ground operations
against hostile forces in Viet-
nam
An aircraft maintenance of-
ficer in the 11th Combat Avia-
tion Battalion Headquarters, Col.
Underwood entered on active
duty In September 1954 and was
stationed in Germany prior to
his arrival in Vietnam last
August.
The colonel, whose wife, Dor-
is. lives at 5 N W. 61st Street,
Lawton, is a 1950 graduate of
Rush Springs High School and
Church, officiating.               i
James icwwas provided get too involved in the new ven-1 partmint of Agriculture as a
rames Eston, Splsist, pcom- ture, according to Kenneth Wil-; dairy marketing specialist, ac-
Panindetby M Frieda Y g' son, vice president of the Okla-, cording to James N. Ballinger,
°& Sl                       i homa Wheat Growers Associa- board president,
tion.                               "We have been looking for
"There are lots of problems the best man in the field to fill
I this position and we have found
of Oklahoma and officials of the
Federal Intermediate Credit
Bank of Wichita will discuss
credit policies and procedures
American literature. She pre-
viously taught in Pauls Valiev
and Hughes.
Mrs. Thelma Brown will teach
the first grade. She previously
has taught at Morris and Chero-
kee.
Mrs. Marie Moseley will teach
kindergarten. She was employed
last year as kindergarten teach-
er at Maysville.
pupils volunteered to stay after for Panhandle Producers
school to help make the room
shine.
, Baruch Foster 6%
Boeing 56%
Con Nat Gas 29%
Cosmodyne 20%
CDN Sup Oil 40%
Chrysler Mtr 64%
CCI Marq 16%
Dr Pepper 45%
Disney Walt 69%
Denny Rut 35%
Food Fair 22%
Fluor Corp 52%
Ford Mtr 50%
lahoma City Wednesday, ac-
Illustrating that President
Johnson has not released his
habit of making political deci-
aions for the Democratic party
is the fact that he, almost
alone, finally decided that the
Democratic convention should be
in Chicago.
Almost everyone else wanted
it moved to Miami Beach, es-
pecially the Vice President, zho
has been very unhappy over
meeting in Chicago. Humphrey
figures that trouble in Chicago
is certain to play into the
hands of the Republicans and
their campaign charge that the
Democrats are soft on crime.
Moving the convention would
have eliminated heavy costs
for duplicate wiring and decora-
tion; also saved around 83 mil-
lion for the TV networks. Tele-
MEMBEH of
UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL
OKLAHOMA PRESS ASSOCIATION
MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF
CIRCULATION
LOCALLY OPERATED MEMBER
OF THE
Church of Christ, officiating.
Interment will be in the Crest-
view Memorial Park under the
direction Hampton Vaughn fun-
eral Home, Wichita Falls, Tex.
p.m. Friday
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subscribers who mis
Making Innocent Remarks Funerals Reality For State
CHESTER F. BURKHALTER                  4
boys and girls in their
classrooms. And certainly out of
One of the little girls told the I ford County in 1935-36.
teacher, "I’m glad you let us Survivors include his wife,
Ladies Major Bowling League
will start season activities at
6:30 p.m. Thursday. All bowl-
ers are urged to attend the
meeting.
LRED LAHMIHE
21 Puffs up 40 Cubic meter
22 Enthusiastic 41 Naturalfat
using Wichita, Kan, as head-
quarters.                     In California
An effort is being made to get'
the developer of the new hy-1 GLENDORA, Calif. (UPD-
brid wheat to appear at the Ok- ......
l&jnsHs. imaisndsonafamlheni"wTtatnimtgtenhPstams,
From Nancy Schneider of
Secont-clans postage pald at Chick-
asha, Okla. Published every afternoon
(except Saturday and Christmas Day)
and Sunday morning.
Any erroneous reflection on the
character of any person, firm or
corporation and any misstatement
which may appear in the columns of
The Express wil be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
tion of the management.
Advertising Deadlines
Weekdays: Noon preceding dey ef
publication.
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at least a week or so, they
say.
However, it was obvious that
Johnson was anxious to sell the
Republican nominee on his pol-
icy in Vietnam. Johnson knew
that Humphrey privately is
skeptical about this policy, has
always been privately opposed
to the bombing of North Viet-
nam. So LBJ moved immediat-
ely to win over Nixon. Since
Nixon had been a hard-liner
regarding Vietnam dating back
to the Eisenhower days, this
was not difficult to do.
Claude Underwood, Rush
Springs, received the Bronze
Star Medal and was promoted
to his present rank August 14
during ceremonies near Phu Loi
Vietnam.
Col. Underwood was presented
the award for meritorious ser-
university and is a member of
Scabbard and Blade society ana
Kappa Sigma fraternity.
The colonel also holds the
(Opintone at eolumnteta *n thetr
ewn and are net neeeasarily coneur.
red in by The Chiekasha Dal
■strata.)
CHICAGO — As the Presi-
dent celebrates his 60th birth-
day today, three developments
might conceivably induce him
to run again. On the other
hand, there is one compelling
reason to the contrary. The
three developments are:
1. LBJ has continued to hold
firm control of the political
the mouths of babes come some rach of Chicago, tells of the day
innocent remarks that brighten Jimmy had just arrived in the
a teacher’s day more than the first grade of her school.
The teacher asked,
pm,
at 2:50 pm. Monday in a Wichi-
There has been considerable | Minneapolis come the tale of
resentment not only in thedtuamazement during a
Humphrey camp but in the l diseussinwithher, first grade
-                                to find that none of them ever
had heard of lightning bugs.
When he asked her why she was
crying, the little one sobbed out ta Falls Hospital.
"We have to go home-and now He was born March 28, 1898
we won’t have any recess.” in Grayson County, Tex. He has
These are among incidents been a resident of Wichita Falls lahoma Wheat Growers Associ-
teachers report in "Humor in' sine 1940 moving here from ation convention in Oklahoma
Classroom”, a section in the A blene. Tex.
current "Grade Teacher" ma Mr. Brown was an advalorem
gazine.                           tax consultant for North Texas
Oil and Gas Association. He ws
an elder in the Tenth and Broad
Church of Christ in Wichita
..        *      — Falls. He was a former city
n Pe & visitors, two of the councilman and tax consultant
By CHARLES D. RHOADES . The condition of peanuts is 85 Anaconda Co 45%
.. an .   ...   — . . Oklahoma Wheat Commission per cent good with almeet all Amer Arlin 24%
P.m._Monday in the chapel of   OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI)- plants flowering.               Amer So Afr 6078
. "What the Sevier Funera I Home with Hybrid wheat has become a            —_            Am Mtr 12%
school did you come from?”    Eev.-. C Curry Jr., pastor of reality and Oklahoma's wheat Ed Smith, former science ArklaGas
The boy answered, "Cogen," the Epworth United Methodist farmers are sitting back wait- teacher at Grandfield, has been Arlan’s D Str 31%
but said it not too distinctly. -hureh "ilatin                     " ....... i    .   ..                     •""65 ....
The teacher, unsure of what
Blanchard, surgical.
Mrs. Mable Oldham, Chick-
asha, medical.
DISMISSALS
Mrs. Michael Pitts and son,
Chickasha.
John J. Friedlan Jr., Chick-
asha.
James T. Meadows, Chick-
asha.
Miss LaDonna Richardson,
Chickasha.
Mrs. Elzora Tyrell, Chick-
asha.
Fire Destroys
Brush, Timber
When it comes to personal stay 10 help clean up.         Pansy Brown of the home; one
contacts between the President "Yes, ’ said the other little; daughter Mrs. B. L. McCoy of during the day.jong meeting
girl, "We need to learn how. I Wichita fa11®; two brothers, A. Li I H 8cmeeting-
oat ′never k n                ig I and I n Sher of T‛ex. । chairman of the'
get married. and .J.D.Brown.of.Savoy, credit board, wl" preside at ■
Mrs. Higgins recalled too T * '      ‘                           ‘
overhearing a couple of little
boys discussing the substitute
teacher who was running their
class that day and one