The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1964 Page: 7 of 14
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964
Ihe Perfect Mushroom Omelet
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OCW’s dormitories will open Sep-
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Legal Publication
<Published August 13 and 20.
1964 in The Cnickasha Star)
OCW Looking for Largest Sophomore
Class in History; Dorms Overflow
Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by
their parents.
AUGUST
13th
AUGUST
13th
tie heard at the Courtroom of said
Court in the City of Chickasha, ill
said County and State on the 28th
day of August, 1964, at the hour of
10:00 o’clock a.m., at which time
all persons interested may appear
and show cause, if any they have,
why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal this
11th day of August, 1964.
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PREVENT BLINDNESS, BOX 426, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10019 '
Commercialair service across the Atlantic, inaugurated by Pan
American Airways 25 years ago, observed its silver anniversary
on June 2-. Ihe first paying passengers to fly the Atlantic took
off from Manhasset Bay, N.Y. on Pan American Airways Dixie
(lipper (top) a Boeing flying boat, on June 28, 1939. It took 12
hours and in minutes for that pioneering flight to reach Marseille.
I rance. It stopped at the Azores and Lisbon on the way. For the
Pan Am Jet ( lippers of today , the Atlant ie is only six hours wide,
and Pan Am flies it 222 times every week as part of its service to
ill cities in 6 land, around the world.
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30‘s — Reg. 2.56
Gillette Stainless Steel Blades 1.35
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Discount Prices on Bayer, Polident,
Anacin, Maalox - many more
5. Filters must be cleaned
every three to ten days. Frequent
vacuuming and skimming-either
by hand or with automatic skim-
mer-can lengthen the interval
between cleanings. Clogging of
diatomite filters-the type used
in most pools-can be prevented
by proper precoating with dia-
tomite filter aid.
6. Have a life preserver handy
—an inflated inner tube is fine.
7. Keen water well-chlorinated
to fight the growth of algae and
bacteria.
Pool your own safety and
maintenance know-how with the
technological advances of the ex-
perts - and your family will find
the warm-weather season going
swimmingly.
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varieties — Mushroom, Ham, Western and Cheese.
1 he Secret of good egg cookery is moderate to low heat. Heat the
frying pan slowly until a drop of water sizzles and evaporates. Add
butter or margarine until it sizzles. Pour the instant omelet mix
into the pan. The Mushroom Omelet Mix has all the ingredients
necessary for the “perfect" Mushroom omelet.
Slip a spatula under the edge ami lift up the cooked portion,
tipping the pan so the uncooked part flows Under and cooks quickly.
The omelet is done when the mixture no longer runs freely.
Another secret is in the folding; hold frying pan over dish. Fold
1 3 of omelet toward the center; rotate the pan to an angle where,
as the omelet slips onto the plate, a quick flip of the wrist will shake
the folded section over the one sliding onto the plate. Since an omelet
continues to cook for a short time after removal from the pan, be
Bure not to overcook it to a dry stage before folding.
Another hint for making omelets: Fussy cooks keep one pan just
for making omelets, to preserve the “seasoning" of the pan. To
season a pan, he at one inch of oil in the pan until it smokes; discard
oil and wipe clean. (Do not scour but sprinkle with salt and rub
lentil clean.)
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A girl, born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Sexton, 807, Kansas Ave., at
8:45. a.m. August 5 in Grady Me-
morial Hospital. She weighed eight
pounds. eight ounces.
A girl, born to Mr. and Mrs.
Frankie Eugene Hacker, 1701 South
15th, at 9:03 a.m. August 5 in Grady
Memorial Hospital. She weighed six
pounds, 11 ounces.
Twin hoys, born to Mr. and Mrs
Weldon V. Johnson, 902 Hlenders on.
swimming pool—or are thinking of taking the plunge. Seven tips
on pool safety and maintenance have been compiled by Johns-
Manville, producer of Celite filter aids, to help you make a big
splash without putting a damper
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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
SUGGESTING CHRONIC
GLAUCOMA...
« frequent changes of glasses,
none of which is satisfactory.
• Inability to adjust the eyes to
darkened rooms, such as
theatres.
• Loss of side vision.
• Blurred or foggy vision.
• Rainbow colored rings around
lights.
Universal Steam & Dry Iron _8.95
Reg. 11.95
Everyready Flashlight_______79c
With Batteries — Reg. 1.19
Lydia Grey Facial Tissues 3/69c
While They Last — 400 Count
One Dollar OH Any Big Ben
Or Baby Ben Clock
If you are 60 years of age or older,
ask one of our pharmacists about our
SENIOR CITIZEN PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT PLAN.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
In the Matter of the Estate of
Emma Prince, deceased.
No. 7785
NOTICE OF HEARING
PETITION FOR
PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice is her; by given to all per-
gons interested in the estate of
Emma Prince, deceased, that on the
11th day of August, 1964, Elmer Lin-
wood Prince produced and filed in
the County Court of Grady County,
Oklahoma, an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and
te stament of Emma Prince, de-
ceased, and also filed in said Court
his petition praying for the probate
of said will and that I ttefs testa-
mentary issue thereon to Elmer Lin-
wood Prince, the executor named in
said will, and that said petition will
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and enrollment of all students Grady Memorial Hospital. They
-a - weighed three pounds, 15 ounces and
OCW looking for 2-24 ins. .?SopnVo
The largest sophomore class in
Oklahoma College for Women's his-
tory is anticipated for the 1964-65
college year, announces Dr. Charles
Grady, OCW president.
Not only is Addams Hall, sopho-
more dormitory, filled to overflow-
ing, but a number of members of
the class plan to commute. In fact,
each of the four OCW classes will
have a number of commuters, who
drive to Chickasha from throughout
southwest and central Oklahoma.
The large sophomore class is par-
ticularly gratifying because many
four-year liberal arts colleges have
a goal of an equal enrollment in
each of the four classes. Each year
OCW comes nearer this goal, Jun
ior nnd senior classes have beer
climbing each semester in recent
years, and now the sophomore class
has followed this trend. Dr. Grad)
points out.
Because enrollment in each of the
three upper classes is increasing
OCW does have a limited number
of beds available for students in
each class for the 1964-65 year. Dr
Grady adds.
OCW’s dormitory room reserva
tions for the fall semester come
from 21 of the 50 states, including
both Hawaii and Alaska, and rom
Hong Kong and Kenya, East Africa.
As has been true in recent years
the largest number of out-of-state
students will come from New York,
followed by New Mexico, California.
Kansas, and Texas.
Other states represented by one
or more students are Illinois, Ore-
gon. Utah. Massachusetts, Arkansas,
Maryland, Wisconsin, Tennessee,
New Jersey, Iowa, Connecticutt,
scheduled on a staggered program
September 8-11. First meetings f
classes will be September 11.
Oklahoma College for Women's
1961 summer school enrollment also
continued in t he college’s growth
pattern. OCW and Northeastern Ok
lahoma A&M College had the larg
est percentage increase in total en
rollment for the session. Each re*
ooi-icd an increase of 11.8 percent.
oCW had 611 students enrolled dur
ing the summer session, compared
with 131 a year ago. Northeastern
had an enrollment of 78 compared
wilh 55 a year ago.
Wilh a 21 percent increase in full
time equivalent students, OCW also
ranked among the leaders in en
"ollment increase during ihe sum
ner session.
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Mrs. Ralph White
Hosts Ninnekah HD
The home of Mrs. Ralph White
was the scene of the meeting of the
Ninnekah Home Demonstration Club
on Aug. 7
Mrs. Howard Calhoun read the
devotional and Mrs. A. V. Berry led
the group singing. The lesson on
grooming was also presented by
Mrs Calhoun. Mrs. Muri Spears
di monstrated the rolling of hair and
styling, and talked on posture.
The club is busy getting exhibits
ready for the county fair as their
project.
There were four guests present.
Nancy Calhoun, Yvonne Moore.
Frankie Carroll and Lesly Moore.
Other members attending were Mrs.
GeorgeThomas, Mrs Horace Moore
and Mrs. Frank Carroll.
The next meeting will be Sept 4
with Mrs Evelyn Brisco, 1102 Texas
Ave.
Our pounds, 12 ounces
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Oil Story
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assigned to Max Pray all working
interest in leases in 21-4-5.
Katherine Caillet leased to John
Baker about 160 acres in 16-5-8 and
he in turn assigned them to Socony
Mobil.
Esperanza Oils Inc. leased to
Socony Mobil about 160 acres in 15
5 8. Socony also leased about 45
acres in 28 5 6 from Wick Oil Inc
and Ray Stephens.
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Oklahomans Give
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Oklahoma was also honored with a
report that the 1950 bushels of wheat
shipped from Carnegie July 11 was
the first carload of new crop whoa
in the nation Major County shipped
a 1670 bushel carload of wheat iron
Fairview on July 13. This carloat
was a part of an Oklahoma-Kansas
emergency shipment to East Paki
stan.
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on family fun.
1. Arrange for an adult to be
present whenever the children
are in for a swim. In the case of
neighborhood kids, make an in-
formal rule that no small chil-
dren will be allowed unless ac-
companied by an adult in a
bathing suit, ready for any need.
2. A high fence around the
pool will protect wandering tots
—and possibly save you from neg-
ligence charges. Keep the gate
closed whenever the pool is not
in use.
3. Be sure that swimmers stay
out of the pool for at least an
hour after meals.
4. Filters should be run so
that pool water is completely fil-
tered every 18-24 hours.
Park downtown absolutely free! No need to worry
about the meters while you are shopping in Chickasha.
Parking also available at the big Chamber of Commerce
lot at First and Chickasha and for 200 cars behind Ross
Seed and Grain Co.
See "Gunfight at Comanche Creek," starring Audie
Murphy. Lots of Cartoons. Continuous showing at the
Washita Theater from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Get your
FREE MOVIE TICKETS from any participating mer-
chant. NO PURCHASE REQUIRED.
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The Chickasha Star (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 28, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 13, 1964, newspaper, August 13, 1964; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1898326/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.