The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 81, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1973 Page: 2 of 16
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the old sage who lived on the side were out in that lake, under
path to thecabin. Still not a word
was spoken. The wise old man
sat again in his creaky chair and
several moments he looked into
the boy's questioning eyes and
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GIFTS and
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American High School Students
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News From
Tuttle Area
BY MRS. FRED VOIGT
Tuttle Correspondent
Charles Snyder is in the in-
tensive care unit in an Oklahoma
City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
Snyder are former Tuttle
residents.
Mr and Mrs. Gene McDonald
of San Antonio, Tex., are visiting
Chickasha.
Guy A. Wenzel, Ninnekah.
Mrs. Iva Robinson, Terrel.
fulfill our dreams. As the poet so
aptly wrote:
I bargained with Life for a
penny
and Life would pay no more,
However I begged at evening
When I counted my scanty
store.
For Life is a just employer,
He gives you what you ask.
But once you have set the
wages,
Why you must bear the task.
I worked for a menial's hire,
only to learn, dismayed.
That any wage I had asked of
Life
Life would have willingly paid.
401 Chickasha Ave.
Phone 224-0627
Jetta's Fabric &
Drapery Shop
2204 Grand Ava. - 224-5068
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Fix on Moon
Night-flying moths use the
SWAP MEET
Every Saturday-AIl-Day
DISHES a CLOTHING
FURNITURE-MISC. ITEMS
THE PALACE
1201 So. 17th
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THE CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS, Thursday, April 5, 1973
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For Sale
616 Colorado Ph. 224-7470
TO THE
NASHVILLE SOUND
Every Fri., Sat.
LEFTY’S CLUB
Pool Tournament—
Every Sunday—HIway 62
%, Mile East of Chickasha
He dazes the girls...
amazes the guys...
and breaks every record
in the world!
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SHAKLEE
PRODUCTS
• Cosmetics
• Food Supplements
• Orgonic Cleoners
Coll G D. & Lois Vice
In our Wednesday Ad
Folger's Coffee Should
have read 1 lb. can $1.01
SAFEWAY
Wagner, of Chickasha; one
sister, Mrs. Lissie Porter, of
Chickasha; three grandchildren
and four great grandchildren.
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CDI€F ORVE-in
Now Thru Sot.—Adm. 1.25
Rated R (No One Under 17 Admitted)
WHITE MAN...BLACK MAN..
Will figures make a "Believer” out of you?
REXALL STORES have sold more than 10
times as many PRESCRIPTIONS as ANY
"chain" or "Discount" outlet in this state,
REXALL STORES have served the people of
this State LONGER than any of these
discount stores.
mini-cinema-
Now Thru Wed.—All Seats 1.50
Rated R (No One Under 17 Admitted)
ITS YOUR
RESPONSIBILITY..
DON'T overbuy or keep
drugs for a long period of
time.
DON'T take someone else's
prescription medicine.
DON'T combine drugs.
DO read and follow direc-
tions for use.
DO be cautious when us-
ing a drug for the first
time.
DO call your doctor when
symptons persist or return.
DO teach children to have
the proper respect for
medicines.
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TO TAKE
TO BREAK
or PLAY WITH
ANY WAY
SHE WISHED1
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Now Showing Thru Next Wednesday
Rated G For Family — Adults 1.25 - All Children 75c
from THE JUNGLE to the gym...
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Miss Betty Garcia, Bradlev A •A Mathensen, MauriceBray, heart attack about 4:15 a jn. Adkins was born Apri 6,1690,
Mrs.c.w.Taylor,Anadarko, asxss;
Everette McGrew. department of a California in Comanche
Interment was in the Rose Hill college. Survivors include his wife,
-emetery: He was born June 8, 1930, in Lula, of the home; two
Placerville, Calif. daughters, Mrs. Bonnie Arm-
MRS. SARAH ANNE CAREY Mrs. Icing’s mother, Mrs. strong and Mrs. Ruby Bretcher,
Funeral service for Mrs. Mildred Chambless, went to both of Marlow; three grand’
Sarah Anne Carey, 89, 522 California to visit the Laings children; two brothers, Ben
sylvania, is pending under the about three weeks ago. Adkins of Waurika and Leon
direction of Brown’s Funeral Mrs. Laing is the high school Adkins of Tatums, N.M.; two
Home., theatre arts teacher in sisters, Mrs. Virgie Smith of
Mrs. Carey was born Oct. 28, Placentia, Calif. Duncan and Mrs. Bessie or-
1883, in Alvon, Ga. She died early Laing's survivors include his mand of Longview, Texas,
this morning in Grady Memorial wife and a seven-month-old Interment will be in Rush
Hospital, daughter, Karyn Lanette. Springs Cemetery under
Her husband, Earl, preceded Mrs. P. C. Entz of Chickasha, direction of Calloway-Smith
her in death in August, 1967. She sister of Mrs. Chambless, has Funeral Home, Rush Springs,
was a member of the Michigan talked with the family in
Avenue Baptist Church, California. Funeral
Survivors include one son, arrangements at the time were
Jewell, of Chickasha; one pending word from Laing’s
daughter, Mrs. Winnie Lee family.
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The hornet's nest in the city
seal of Charlotte, N.C., stems
from the role played in the
American Revolution by the
area, which a British general
called "a hornet's nest of
rebellion.''
70
anniversary
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Cooked The Way You
Like It
FRIED
CHICKEN
Cole Slaw Baked Beans
Potato Salad
Shirley Ann's
Swing Inn
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Name Brands advertisers spend as much
as $25 million to promote each of their
products, an amount passed on to the
consumer in the form of higher prices.
REXALL, however has less over- head
and thus can keep over-all wholesale costs
as much as 50% LOWER than the name
brands.
REXALL will be selling DIRECTLY to the
dealer, NOT through wholesalers, a
procedure which lowers product cost even
more.
In its 70th ANNIVERSARY YEAR, REXALL
WILL OFFER SOME 28 "Two For" SPECIALS
— DOUBLE-ITEM sales — as a volume-
building event.
Morover, ALL REXALL products will also
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Our PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY is
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Full Service Dealer
ALLEN ELECTRONICS
& RADIO SHACK
525 Chk 222-0597
moon .3 a Did You Hear. •
ing the lunar image at a First Friday Monthly Singing
fixed angle on the eye's ret- Group will meet at 7:30 p.m.
ina, they can maintain fair- Friday at Grace Baptist Church,
IX straight courses When 1910 South 20th. All special
they make use of an electric singing groups and soloists are
homeverr motesndye iame fhe public is invited t
smaller circles until they attend and participate in
crash into the light source congregational singing of
revival type hymns.
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• Traverse Rods
• Custom Venetian
Blinds
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H! • Deaths And Funerals
Dsmissals HAROLD (JELLY) BASHAM KEITH LUING ED ADKINS
unera service for Harold Word has been received in Ed Adkins, 82, Rush Springs
Mrs. Orville Corner, Purcell „ "y) Basham, was held at Chickasha of the death of Keith died Wednesday evening in a
Mrs. Howard Rich, Tuttle 1:30a ;m' today, in thechapelof L Laing, husband of the former Marlow Hospital. He had been a
Robert Glover, Chickasha. ongs, Euneral Home with Gainor Chambless, formerly of resident of the Rush Springs
Mrs. Fred Martin, Chickasha. F. K. E. Rams, officiating. Chickasha and a graduate of area for 48 years.
Mrs. Wilbur Padgham Musi was provided by Mrs. both Chickasha High School and Funeral service will be held at
Eern Riddles, organist,and a Oklahoma College of Liberal 2 p.m. Saturday in Rush Springs
duet by Mrs. Rams and Mrs. Arts, Wednesday morning at the Southern Baptist Church with
Maurice Glass. Laing home in Brea, Calif. Rev. Noel Kerbo officiating. He“ ------- ------------------- —
Pallbearers were Sid McKee, Laing, 42, died following a was a member of the church ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde ofa mountain near a lake. It was water, what was it you wanted
Bowman, for a few days, common practice for the people more than anything else in life?"
Rev. and Mrs. Daris Parker of the village below to come to Quickly the boy replied, "Why,
drove to Midwest City with him for counseling and advice, sir, I wanted a breath of air
friends. They returned home The wise old man spent many more than anything. "Then from
Monday afternoon. hours sitting out in front of his the wise old man came these
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Andrews small cabin where he rocked to words of wisdom, “My lad. when
and Mr. and Mrs. Grover An- and fro in a crude little rocking you want happiness and when
draws, of Minco, members of chair made of the branches of you want success in life as much
Tuttle Christian Church, were the surrounding trees. Hour as you wanted the breath of air,
hosts to Evangelist Milton after hour he sat and rocked as you will have found the secret."
Duhan, the four singers and he reflected. And so it is. So many people
organist from Huron, to a turkey One day he noticed a young lad are dissatisfied with the present
dinner. walking up the path past the lake status in life. They wish
Debra Terry and David Lee toward his cabin. The boy for something better. They
Wilson of Wellston spent their walked up the hill and stood dream of the day
spring school vacation in Tuttle erect before the sage. The old when things will be just
with their grandparents, Mr. man said, “What can I do for you dream. They don't resolve, and
and Mrs. Raymond Schlagel. young man?” The boy replied, plan, and act. So many people
_ Mrs. Dewey Edwards, Mrs. “I am told by the people in the don't know what it is that they
Opal Douglas, and Mrs. Ann village that you are very wise, really want. Before we can
MRS LAURA OMA Marlow spent several days sight They say that you can give me succeed we must define our
JOHNSTON seeing in Arkansas and attended the secret of happiness and goals. We must know
Funeral serviop fnr Mre the horse races in Hot Springs, success in life." The old sage specifically what we want
Lauraoma Johnston was held at Mrs. NoraiPikey is able to 1)6 listened intently and then cast from life, then we must
1 p.m. Monday in the chanel of at home after staying in the his gaze at the ground for want it enough that
MRS. CLARISA ANN Brown’s Funeral Home with home of her daughter at several moments. He silently we will be motivated to
TANNEHILL ReV F red Brown nf i au"in Mewcastle while recuperating rocked to and fro. Not a sound formulate a plan that will
Funeral service for Mrs. officiating ' ' from surgery, was heard except the creaking of dilligently follow the plan, step
Clarisa Ann Tannehill was held Music Was provided The Stitch and Chatter Club the crude rocking chair. Then, by step, every day When our
at 1:30p.m. Wednesday in the fern Riddles organist and Mrs held1its March meeting Wed- the sage rose to his feet, took the goals and our plans become a
First Baptist Church, Bradley, Gene Ganders soloist' nesday in the Community boy by the hand and led him living picture of reality in our
Okla, with Rev. R. B. Bailey of interment was in the Alfalfa Center. A covered dish dinner down the path toward the lake, minds, a picture that will
Calvin, officiating. Cemetery Alfalfa was served at noon. Not a word was spoken. The boy motivate us to determined ac-
Music was provided by Bob Mrs. Lloyd Watt is home after was bewildered, but the old man tion, only then can we expect to
Foster, soloist, accompanied by . undergoing surgery in the kept walking. They came to the find the happiness and success to
Mrs. Foster. Card of Thank* Municipal Hospital, Norman, edge of the lake but did no stop.
Pallbearers were Louie J Mr. and Mrs. Walt Matthew Out into the water the old man
Carroll, Jess Carroll, Paul We wish to express our sincere have moved from Aspen, Colo., led the boy. The water came to
Schoolfield, J. D. Keeler, Sonnie appreciation to all of our friends to Norman. Mrs. Matthew is the the boys knees, to his waist, then
Mitchusson and Truman Brown, relatives and neighbors for the former Maybelle Renegar, of to his chin, but the old sage kept
Interment was in the Bradley floral offerings, cards and Tuttle. walking. The lad was completely
Cemetery under the direction of messages of sympathy in the Miss Denise Skaggs, daughter submerged in the water. The
the Sevier Funeral Home. death of our loved one, Gladys of Mr: and Mrs. Buddy Skaggs, sage stopped for a moment, then
has been selected from the turned the boy around and led
Tuttle High School to be him out of the lake and up the
recognized in the Outstanding
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Drew, Charles C. The Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 81, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 5, 1973, newspaper, April 5, 1973; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1866726/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.