The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 9, 1964 Page: 4 of 12
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THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1964
VERDEN NEWS
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PROMPT SERVICE
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Mayor
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cream of shrimp soup defrosted
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course. Wood lapstrake construc-
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create a "foam cushion” that re-
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Verden, Okla.
"See Peul for Low Prjces on Top Merchandise"
I LATER APPLIED THE WORD "BARBECUE
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Combine all ingredients. Stir over low heat until blended.
Mash shrimp in sauce with fork. Yield: about 1% cups.
The dips should be kept warm over an alcohol burner or small)
electrical unit. As for the dippers, imagination can have free run.!
Almost any raw vegetable works from the traditional celery and
carrot sticks to washed mushrooms, cauliflower heads, broccoli
stalks, and even thawed and drained frozen asparagus. •
IT‘SAFACT!..6Thompson
AMERICAN FAMILES WHO CELEBRATE
NATIONAL BARBECUE MONTH(JUMf I DQlj
'63 Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, Power-
glide, factory air, one owner — 22,000 actual
miles. It's nice.
'55 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport Coupe. 6 cyl., Power-
glide. Nice car.
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Small Town Convenience and Friendliness
Big City Prices — No Driving Worries
week. I haven’t seen Bert to find
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NOT ONLY SERVED HUGE AMOUNTS Of FOOD - • /72*
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Anadarko and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie
Kukuk and children of Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. Roy Glass had as her week,
end guests her son. Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Archer of Jacksboro, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Finley en-
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the decor of the entire hull. A power.
wide flaring bow features new 1 The boat is 16 feet 8 inches in
"landing deck" design; mahog- length and has an 80 inch beam,
any trim stripes give the impres- Hull weight is 995 pounds; load
i ion of speed even at dockside, I capacity, 1575 pounds.
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have moved from Chickasha to the
Monroe house on the corner of
North 4th and Highwdy 62.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Brinlee have
purchased the ‘Taylor property on
the corner of Main and Highway 62
and moved into it this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nicholas have
started work on their new home on
Section Road and will move as soon
as it is completed.
VERDEN LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Craddock and
their granddaughters, Misses Vicki
and Terri Loveless of Richand,
Wash., arrived Munday to visij his
mother, Mrs. Ada Craddock, and
other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Jefr Satterwhite had
as their weekend guests their chil-
dren. Mr. and 'Mrs. Mrs. C. A.
Brandenburg ad sons. Chuck and
David of Tulsa. Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Slaughter and son. Kent of Okla-
homa City, and Mr. and Mrs. Ver-
Clark
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Mrs. Ophelia Meyers and son,
Kavin, have returned home after
spending a week with a cousin, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Miller of Orlando,
Fla.
M r. anil Mrs. Gordon Wormley of
Oswego. Ill., spent the weekend
with her mother, Mrs. L. T. Coffey.
Others who joined them for a cook-
out supper Saturday evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Joe Fitzgerald
and baby and Mr. and Mrs. Joe.
Fitzgerald.
Visitors Friday morning of Mr.
and Mrs H. W. Battling were Geo.
Battling, Mr. and Mrs. John Bil-
ingsly of Lockwood, Mo., and Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Viets of Golden
City, Mo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynny Jones and
children of Fittstown are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferd
Kuhlman and family and Mrs. Sarah
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. I,. 1. Ham and chil-
dren. Ricky and Susan, left for Los
Angeles, Calif., to make their home.
They were en route from Pittsburgh,
Pa., and had spent a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Rose Wegener and
other relatives.
Mrs. J. Wilson Cherry has as her
guests this week her son, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Cherry and family of
Longview, Texas.
Ernest Parratt of Ada spent Fri-
day with his mother, Mrs. T. S.
Parratt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim* Weems and
family of Tucson, Ariz., are visiting
Held During Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Debs Patterson were
hosts over the weekend to a reunion
of his family. The occasion was to
honor his brother and sister-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Patterson of
Champaign, III.
Others present were Mrs. Slim
Hensley and daughter. Melissa. and
Mrs. Cecil Rankin of Wichita, Kan ,
Mr. and Mrs Woodrow Sanders and
son, Paul, Mr. and Mrs. George
Sbgran and Mr and Mrs. Ted An-
derson of Edmond, Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Williams and daughter
Pamela. of Fh tcher, Mr. and Mrs
Bill Patterson of Duncan. Mrs. Doris
Thompson and daughter, Sherry,
and Gail Pool of Oklahoma City,
Mrs. Sally Sago of Bradley. Mrs.
Hazel Doyle of Norman, and Mr.
and Mrs. W P. Patterson, Mr. and
Mis. R. B Patterson. Mr and Mrs.
Louis Carrol. Mrs Irene Wilkerson
and daughter. Charlotte, and Jess
Carroll, all of Chickasha.
Employees of Bank
Honor Bob Harpers
Employees of the National Bank
of Verden honored Mr and Mrs.
Bob Harper with a cook-out and
party Friday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Chaffin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper will move
to Ardmore July 14 where he has
accepted a position in the Ardmore
school system and she will be em-
ployed by an oil company. Mr. Har-
per has been athletic coach in the
Verden school system for the past
two years and she has worked at
thefhank.
Others present for the occasion
were Mr and Mrs. Chaffin and
hildren, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hen-
dricks and children, Mr. and Mrs
Don Brown and .Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Venable and sons.
New Families Move
To Verden Community
.Mr. and Mrs. Ray Williams and
daughters have purchased the Jones
property on North 5th and moved .
in this past week.
Mrs. Mattie Blunk and children
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WERE VtOOMM ritAlumtKS ’
ON WHICH WHOLE OXEN WERE GRIUED:
JVERAFIRE! SPANISH EXPLORERS SAW i
: INDIANS USING THE DEVICES- '
1 to 2 cloves of garlic, mashed
to a paste with a dash of
pepper, pinch of tarragon .
Yield: about one cup.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blevins .are
announcing the engagement And
approaching marriage of their
daughter, Nelda Mae, to Richard
Lynn Singleton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Singleton of Pocasset.
----The wedding will be at 8 p in.
Friday, July 10, in the First Baptist
Ciurch.
Miss Blevins is a 1964 graduate of
Verden High School where she was
active in bagbetball and FHA. Sae
is presently employed at Aero Com-
mander in Bethany.
Mr. Singleton is a 1962 gnaduate
of Verden High School where he was
vice president of FFA and presi-
dent of th student council.' He is a
Junior Master Farmer and is now
attending 6klahoma State Univer-
sity.
Friends and relatives of the
couple are invited to attend the
wedding. '
Former Resident Is
Married In Wisconsin
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Daria Jean Hiley, to
Larry Callies, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Orval Callies of Beaver Dam, Wis.
The scene of the wedding was the
First Lutheran Church of Beaver
Dam, on June 20. The bride choose
for her wedding a powder blue taf-
feta dress with a jeweled neckline
with white accessories. Her corsage
was a white orchid. Attendants were
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Graff and Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Welch. The girls
wore dresses similar to the bride's. '
The bride is the former Miss
Darla Jean Graham. a 1956 grad- 1
uate of Verden High School. After
SEASONABLE PRICES J
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2 FOB ONE YEAS ;
daughters of Sflfwater and Mr. and
Mrs. Edd Plank and daughter of
Hugo.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Taylor had
had as their guests over the week-
end Mr. and Mrs. Ben Metcalf of
Chickasha, Mr. and Mrs. C. R.
Norris of Cement. Mrs. Ira Johnson
of Cordell. Mrs. Ruby McLane of
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companied by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Thacker of Chickasha,
spent the weekend at Carlsbad, N.
M., where they toured the caves.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lay were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H.
B Arterberry of Tuttle. Jeannie
Arterberry returned home with
them to spend the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Talkington
had as their weekend guests Mr.
and Mrs. John DeKinder of Mid-
west City and Mr and Mrs. Vernon
Miser of Chickasha. Other guests
for a cookout and fireworks Satur-
day evening were Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Spradley of Oklahoma City, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Boevers and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill McComas.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cassell had
as their Saturday dinner and sup-
per guests Mr. and Mrs. Raethel
Malcolm of Minco. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hill and children of Bethany, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Cassell and childre n
of Geary, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Cassell and children of Oklahoma
City and Mr. and Mrs J. E. Cassell
Mr. and Mrs. Oren (Doc) Heavin,
accompanied by her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Pullis of Anadarko,
were Sunday dinner guests of her
sister. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Melton
of Oklahoma City. Other sisters
present were Mr. and Mrs. Fratis
Rogers of Blackwell and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Mills of Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Brinlee had
as their weekend guests his mother.
Mrs. M B. Brinlee. and his brother, I
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brinlee and son. i
marine design is the 1700 X-L, a
sports boat by Thompson Bros.,
Peshtigo, Wis. The boat, „ . , .
equipped with four bucket seats, , passenger comfort. This design
has vinyl covered upholstery I als0 reduces water drag to make
whose bright golden tones match ! the most efficient use of horse-
m - *e
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An extra has been added to the search for something new and
interesting to offer with drinks when you welcome guesta: low
calorie nibble foods for appetizers, canapes or hors d’oeuvres!
Hide the salted peanuts and the potato chips, and prepare an
easy and flavorful dip, served hot for the winter season, with,
chilled crisp vegetables for dunking. Placed beside an iced pitcher,
of martinis or manhattans, your large bowl of vegetables ar-
ranged on crushed ice or cubes will arouse excited comments from
all concerned when you mention that these nibblers count less
than ten calories each and taste just great.
TOMATO BAGNA CAUDO
en route home from a two months
vacation in Europe. Mrs. Curland
is the former Miss Serada Henry.
HOSPITLNEWS
ADMISSIONS
Mrs. Donald Smith, surgical; Miss
Clara White, medical; Joel Schmidt,
medical. Mrs. Luella Groomer, sur-
gical; Clyde Whitney, surgical; Mrs
Pearl Wood, surgical; Mrs Chaney
Mertune, surgical; Mrs. Connie
Webb, surgical; Mrs. Robert Dutton,
medical; Mrs. R. L. Dutton, medi-
cal; Mrs. Dhybon Chambers, medi-
Sports car flash now adds to I The new boat corners like a
the appeal of some of the , sports car, remaining stable even
7,500,000 pleasure boats skim- in hairpin turns and in speed
ming across America’s water- ......
ZESTY HOT DIP
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1 pint cottage cheese aua 1 envelope dehydrated onion:
14 cup buttermilk "2"" soup mix .
Beat cottage cheese and buttermilk until smooth. Stir in the
onion soup mix, straight from its envelope. Just before serving,
heat slowly, stirring constantly. Yield: generous two cups.
CURRIED SHRIMP DIP
I H E C H T C K ASHA STAR
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home; one daughter-in-law, Mrs
how much it weighed. but he had 1 Conrad Schmidt, Chickasha; and
the head stretched over a 2x4 ind two grandsons.
leaning against the mailbox the ' Interment was in the Plainview
other day, so it was a goodie. Mennonite Church Cemetery under
Sharon Heavin is spending her vaca-
a week’s trip through northern Wis- . *
consin, the couple will be at home in ter tained their children and grand-
~ - children with a fireworks display
at their home Saturday evening.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
children. Afternoon visitors were
Mrs. Lorene Rolene of Vancouver,
Wash., Mrs. Thelma Hornbaker o!
Norman, Mrs. Lena McDaniel of
Austin, Texas. Kenneth Barnes of
I Amber, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Mc-
Daniel and family and Mrs. W. K.
Chappell
Mrs. Mabel Collins of Stillwater
spent Wednesday and Wednesday
night with her brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Hatcher.
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kuhlman, Sue, Sammy and Steve
and Mr and Mrs Clyde Anthony,
Debbie and Keith toured the Great
Salt Plains and Alabaster Caverns
Mr. and Mrs. George Eisenhour
of Minco and their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Newman of Nor-
man, spent Sunday at Eufaula Lake.
Weekend visitors of Mr. ami Mrs.
and Mrs. Charley Allen were their
son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Allen
and children of Oklahoma City and
Sunday afternoon visitors were Mr
and Mrs. Virgil Allen and son of
Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burkey and
Ronnie and their guest, Miss Karen
Winchester of Grand Prairie, Texas,
spent Wednesday < vening with Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Slover of Cogar and
Karen remained to spend a few days
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Winchester.
JOEL J. SCHMIDT
Fune ral services were conducted
for Joel J. Schmidt. 68, Rt. 1. Chick-
asha. Wednesday in the Plainview
Mennonite Church. Rev. Glen Night-
ingale- officiated. He was assisted
by Re v. Chester Koehn and Rev.
John Nightingale.
Mr. Schmidt died Sunday in Grady
Memorial Hospital. He was born
March 10, 1896 in Pauls Valley. He
was married to Miss Martha Decker
on Feb. 1, i960. in Chickasha.
He was a retired farmer-stock-
man and had lived in Grady County
since 1920. He was a member of
the Plainview Mennonite Church.
He is survived by his wife of the
to wit:
A tract of land located in the
NW1* of NWM of Section 3 in Town-
ship 6 North. Range 7 West in
Grady County. Oklahoma, by metes I
and bounds as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest comer
of Lot 4 being the same as the NW1*
of NW1* of said Section 3, Town-
ship 6 North, Range 7 West in Grady
County, Oklahoma, I hence East 464
Feet, thence South 330 Feet, thence
West 464 Feet, thence North 330
Feet to the point of beginning, sub-
ject to highway easements of rec-
ord.
Section 2. It being immediately
necessary for the preservation of
the health peace and safety of the
citizens of Chickasha, Oklahoma
that an emergency be declared,
wherefore an emergency is hereby
declared to . xist and that this or-
dinance shall be in full force and
(fleet immediately from and after
its approval, passage and publica-
tion.
Approved and adopted this 25th 1
day of June, 1964.
. his brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
' Jess Weems and Mr. and Mrs. J.
J. McDanie I and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Flores anil
Albert Jr. of North Hollywood, Calif.,
1 are visiting her parents, Mr. and
I Mrs. H. W. Bartling, and other
relatives.
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Malcom of
Cushing spent Sunday with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rich and
' Hazel.
Mrs. Dorothy Balke has as her
guests this week her grandchildren.
Timmy and Terry Martinez of Ton-
kawa.
Final rites were held Tuesday at
11 a.m. in the Mineo Methodist
Church for Andrew Thomas Hurley.
Rev. Ray Griffin officiated.
Mr. Hurley passed away in Aus-
tin, Texas where he had made his
home since January. He was 88
years of age.
A quartet, composed of Lee Stinch-
comb, Mrs. Bill Reynolds, Mrs.
Glen McCormick and Glenda Mc-
Cormick, furnished the music. They
were accompanied by Mrs. C. M.
Pregler at the organ.
Pallbearers were Arley Parrott,
Ernest Kisner, Doug Froneberger,
Clyde Foster, Claud Maples and
Oscar Robbins.
Mr. Hurley is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Buna Mae Corder
of Austin, Texas; two sons. Stanley
of Garden Grove, Calif., and Ran-
dall of Austin, Texas; four grand-
children; five great-grandchildren;
one brother, Arthur Hurley, and one
sister, Mrs. Melissa Pirtle, both of
Mason, Texas.
Mrs. Minnie Craig has returned
home after several weeks visiting
her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Mackey and son of Freeport, Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zisman and
children of Snyder, formerly of
Minco, spent a couple of days with
Mr. and Mrs. George Eisenhour and
other Minco friends.
Those enjoying the day Saturday
at Red Rock Canyon were Mr. and
Mrs. Jake Cobble and Mary Jane.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McClure and
Paula, Linda Scoggins. Shelly and
Cindy Wegener, Mr. and Mrs. Al-
vin Petree and Phyllis and Jo.
Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mis. J. J. McDaniel were their son,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny McDaniel and
vuuu ncutat ..t annrasunracu
non Satterwhite and children. Kathy,
Steve and Alan of Midwest City.
Mrs. George West and Mrs. Opie — .......... .... .........
I lank had as their weekend guests and Mrs Floyd Simmons They were
Mr. and Mrs. James Eh ming and
DISUMTSALE
NORGE REFRIGERATORS
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Around the Route
With Reford Melton
Mrs. C. E. Caruthers and Mrs.
Luther Reed came to the mailbox
Thursday to see the new red car but
Allene had taken it to Norman and
I was driving the old Jeep. . . .
Owita Willis was trying to find who
she should see to buy the old stairs
out of the Legion building and while
she was busy the stairs disappe ared.
. . . Received a postal card mailed
at Verden on July 4 that read: “A
big ‘welcome home’ to the Star's
columns again. Have missed your
down to earth items and glad that
you are back in the saddle once
more. So keep 'em coming. A
Reader." I appreciate the card and
of course found who wrote it, thanks.
Another note was from Mrs.
Luther Reed which said, "Welcome
back with 'Around The Route’ even
if some are Friesens and Meltons,
its so hot and dry out here I can
hardly Ried or Wright." . . . We
have a new couple on the route.
Lawrence and Bess Venable, they
came from Blanchard and live in
the house formerly occupied by Art
Houser. . Bert and Marie Moser
have sold their equipment and
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leased their farm. Bert was recent-
ly appointed federal trapper in this
area and the new job takes his full
time. Bill Helms, formerly of Nor-
man. is farming the Moser farm.
Leon Seebeck was apparently en-
joying the 102 degree weather as he
sat under a big umbrella on his trac-
tor breaking the wheat stubble Mon-
day morning. . . . Mr. and Mrs.
Bennie Sims closed their cafe Fri-
day and are'looking for another loca-
tion. Their lease wasn't renewed
on the present location. . . . Mrs.
Elmer Von Tungeln and son, Clark,
visited Dale and family at Burkbur-
nett. Texas, over the Fourth. Mrs.
Von Tungeln says it is much easier
to get to Dale's home now 'han
when he lived in Wichita Falls.
Most farmers are cutting and hal-
ing hay this week, and it appears
to be a real pretty crop. There are a j
lot of cotton choppers in the fields,
but most of the cotton is about
ready to be "laid by." . . . Bert
Moser caught a big catfish last
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Max Upchurch and daughters of
| Anadarko, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Nath and children of Tuttle, Mr.
and Mrs. Ansel Finley and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Finley.
Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Craddock and granddaughters
of Richland, Wash.. Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Crutchfield and Mrs. Ada
Craddock.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lowe had as
their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Lowe and children. Debbie,
Bruce and Scott of Tulsa. Mrs. R
F Lowe and son. Robert of Chick-
asha. and Mr. and Mrs. David Lowe
of Fort Sill.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Schlitt and
daughter, Margaret Ann, of Pilot
Point, Texas, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A
W. Schlitt
Mrs. Floyd Jnstice, accompanied
by Miss Marlo Jo McNabb and Miss
Charlotte Heavin, spent from Fri-
day until Monday with her mother.
Mrs. Walter Brown of Salinas.
Mrs. Minnie Hughes had as her
houseguests the past week her son-
in-law and daughter, Mr and Mrs.
Leslie Worthington of Fortuna, Calif.
Other weekend guests were Mr. and
Mrs J. C. Hughes and children of
Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Harrison of Anadarko. Mi. and Mrs.
Earl Gardner and Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Hughes and children.
Mrs. O. H. Jackson of Fort Cobb
was in town Thursday visiting old
friends.
Miss Sue Dails of Norman spent
the past week as the houseguest of
Mrs. Ella Heavin.
Mrs. K. J. MeGuffin and daughter,
Judy of Midwest City, spent the
weekend with her mother and sis-
ter. Mrs. A. W. Whitley and Bea-
trice.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston Beene, Mrs.
Amos Noel and children. Judy and
David, Miss Kris Knefelkamp and
Dean Graves enjoyed a cookout at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Davis of Anadarko Saturday eve-
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wasson spent
Sunday and Sunday night in Cres-
cent with her brother-in-law and sis-
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McKegg
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thacker, ac-
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lN\ N VSI i ARE THE AMERICAN FAMILIES.
—N,NFE WILL BUY 8750 MILLION
•7 - 1 (VK 1 worth OF FOOD AND SPICES t’
\ A FOR OUTDOOR MEALS THIS YEAR.’
! '' MW? TO ADD FLAVOR TO BARBECUE MEATS
Mesfi {KITCHEN BOUQUE I 6 FAVORE D A
“585W8 • BY THE 81% OF ■ irt^i
He rls
cal: James W. Naney, medical;
Mrs. Coy Mae Spence, surgical; and
Mrs. Willie J. Mason, surgical, all
of Chickasha.
Mrs. Ceelia Laurent, surgical.
Blanchard: Mrs. Lena B. Neill,
medical, Bradley: Mrs. Cloyce L.
Petree, medical. Tuttle: Neil Fos-
ter. medical, Pocasset: S. L. Mess-
more, medical, Lindsay; Jim Bar-
nett, surgical. Anadarko: Mrs.
Thelma Givens, surgical, Tuttle;
Joe Potts, medical. Cement; Mrs.
Isabel Kelin, medical, Anadarko:
Ben Call ihan, surgical. Tuttle: Mrs.
Lillie Jones, medical. Rush Springs:
Mrs. Kinneth Wright, surgical,
Ninnekah: Noble Prather, surgical.
Cement; Miss Rosalee Wright,
medical, Tuttle; Miss Annie Roath,
Cement; Mrs. Dwain Davis, sur-
gical. Cyril, and Mrs O. T. Sum-
ner. medical. Rush Springs.
Legal Publication
I Published July 9, 1964 in
The Chickasha Star
ORDINANCE No. 754
An Ordinance of the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Chick-
asha. State of Oklahoma annexing
the hereinafter described property
and declaring an emergency:
Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Chickasha.
State of Oklahoma
Section 1. That the hereinafter
described property be and the same
is hereby annexed to and made a
part of the incorporated City of
Chickasha, Oklahoma and the boun-
daries of said city are hereby en-
larged to include all of said prop-
erty which is described as follows
HE TO55EP JEWELRY AND COINS INTO THE FIRE!,
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