The Wynnewood Gazette (Wynnewood, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 1, 1965 Page: 2 of 8
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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1965
I HE WYNNEWOOD GAZETTE WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
THE WYNNEWOOD GAZETTE
Mrs. Frank Deal, city
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JIMMY & JO'S JEWELERS
Phone MO 5-4 tit
West Main—Wynnewood
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2nd Prize: Zebco Rod & Reel Set M-1192-2
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by Henry Bellmon
Governor of Oklahoma
Home of Better Velvet
For Over 44 Yoors
In Trade Territory .............
In Trade Territory...............
Outside of Trade Territory
Outside of Trade Territory
A baby is a great user of electricity.
There’s hardly a moment of his happy
existence that electricity isn't doing
something for him. Electric washer,
dryer, heater, airconditioner, range and
refrigerator all contribute to keeping
him clean, comfortable and well-fed.
But the electricity he uses today is
Just a drop in the bucket compared to
what he'll want tomorrow.
"Put extra earning power behind every dollar you save.
Pnt your money in a savings account at Capitol Federal
where you'll earn at a higher rate.
•Husband and wife may have three accounts of $10,000.00
each, all fully insured.
"Save by mail. We are as near to you as your nearest
mail box.
Mrs. John Cane, Okmulgee
Janie Oller, Pernell
J. D. Dansby, city
Mrs. C. .1. Grinstead, R iff
Greater Earnings With
INSURED SAFETY
ZEBCO
202 Ree!
Tuesday and Wednesday nights, Jess Shearon, Moo
had damaged early gardens and I
CHERIO-PETITE
BEAUTY SALON
Anna Marie Lyne
Lyne.
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Just Dial MO 5-4121 For
Appoint meet
fl DRESS UP YOUR EAS-
90 TER COSTUME with —
tA NEW JEWELRY, arriving
fz each week . For the very
f best in styles and color,
buy it at Jimmy and Jo’s.
..............Year $2.55
.Six Months $1.77
.........................$3.57
Six Months $2.76
—DIAL MO 5-2100—
WYNNEWOOD, OKLAHOMA
COTTRELL'S
FURNITURE & HARDWARE
COME AN YOU ARE
Beauty Salon is Located in
My Home
51 Years Ago
Little Daisy Smith was the re-
cipient of many gifts at her
birthday party.
L. E. Stoddard, popular news-
man in Salt Lake City a few
years ago, has aquired a charm-
ing wife, the Salt Lake Tribune
learned.
708/81E85
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SURGERY
Mrs. Cliff McGee, city
Mrs. J. L. Harnett, city
E. O. Harrell, Foster
Mrs. Frank Martin, city
Mrs. Levi Richardson, city
Bon Watson, city
Famous for BULL‘S-EYEsk • ’CASTING with never a backlash!
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with operating power mower
We’re planning and building now, in
this community, to keep your supply
abundant. And along with the more
than 300 other investor-owned electric
companies throughout the country,,
we’ll make sure there’ll always be
plenty of dependable, low-priced elec-
tric service.
Even when the babies of today have
grandchildren of their own!
"eov 14gaug• sheel deck Big 2% hp engine Turbo-
lift blode for amnooth cut. Trima close on both sides
(45-211-1)
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J. A. Rollow visited his boy-
hood home at Quitman, Ark.
F. M. Brewer fainted at the
Methodist church Sunday night.
Host of the week: Mrs. Allen
Bailey, Mrs. B. C. Hayes, Mrs.
Wirt A. Randolph, Mrs. Roy
McAlister, Miss Iva Worley,
Miss Corinne Whitaker, Miss
Mary Glenn and Mrs. J. E.
Southerland.
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NO!
Don’t try to tinker with
the trouble yourself, bring
your car to us for expert
mechanical diagnosis and
repair. We can save you
money in the long run.
Our skileo mechanics will
put your car back la tip-
top condition.
Fishing Contest April lst-30th
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ment with two streams of water.
The owner not being at home,
it was discovered by George
. PAY LESS
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Oklahoma Prrss Assoriation
Recently I received a letter
from a young man at Stillwater
who is proud as I am of the
Oklahoma State University bas-
ketball and wrestling teams. He
said he was going to add these
accomplishments to his "Pride
of Oklahoma" list.
This prompts me to suggest
that it would lie a fine thing if
other school boys and girls kept
such a list. As a starter, here
tire some accomplishments all
Oklahoman- can brag about:
PRIDE IN OKLAHOMA ATH-
LETICS. Oklahoma’s colleges
and universities have a record
10 Years Ago
Earl (Tex) Bartlett, football
coach, notified the Gazette he
was resigning his position. No
reason was given besides he had
been given many tempting of-
fers.
Sue Whatley had been named
valedictorian and Reta Huitt
was named salutatorian of the
class that year.
Donna Shirley and Pat Readn-
our won first honors at the East
Central Curricular. Pat Readn-
our placed first in world history
and Donna Shirley placed first
in spelling.
. ment.
S. D. Williams, well known
attorney of Wynnewood for
many years, announced he would
be moving to Pauls Valley, and
would be located there the last
of that week.
Consolidated with The New Era Maren i, 1931
TELEPHONE MO-hawk 5-4333— BOX 426
J. B. DeSILVER ....................................................................Publisher
MRS. .1. B. DeSILVER . .........Advertising Mgr.-Bookkeeper
Published Every Thursday at 210 South Commercial Street
Wynnewood, Oklahoma 73098
Entered at the Wynnewood, Oklahoma postoffice, as second-
class matter, under Act of March 3, 1879.
Capitol Federal A
Savings & Loan Association 4
300 N. Robinson CE 5-1474 imu
Oklahoma City, Okla. P. O. Box 1151 E
20 Years Ago
Approximately 6000 lbs.
Ill Years Ago
Construction of Elmore City
consolidated school building is
under way. It has been delayed
by court injunction.
Mrs. T. B. Fessenger will
open a ladies store in Wynne-
wood.
R. T. Gordon, Oklahoma City
was a visitor of C. C. Buchan-
on’s.
styles and colors lor
your spring costumes.
We have a lovely se-
lection.
Richard Walner and Bill
Branham of Hobbs, N. M. came
that Saturday for their families
who had been visiting relatives
fruit. It was an annual occur-
ence in Garvin county, hence
not unexpected.
Blake Meek, petty officer 3c
was home for the Easter holi-
days from the South Pacific for
a 23 day leave with home folks.
Blake returned to the west
coast at San Francisco.
The Larry May family moved
into the old Baker brick resi-
dence that past week, securing
the room vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Baker who moved into
the Willis Mae Salmon house
opposite the Baptist church.
Advocates of charter govern-
ment for Wynnewood were vic-
torious inthe election that Tues-
day. though the vote was light.
The count as first given was
151 to 68, but owing to an error
in tabulation in the 4th ward
the figure of the total vote were
142 yes to 77 no.
। Control of peach diseases by
chemicals.
The station welcomes in-
quiries about the progress of any
project, but cautious that it
i f»en takes several years to get
research results that can provide
ba is for sound, practical rec-
I ommendations.
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Newest Hair Styles
Coiffure fashiens are con
stantly changtngt Be ap to
date ... try one of the excit-
ing new hair styles.
to the government since Jan-
uary of 1914 from City Market
and Grocery. It was used for
vital purposes by the govern-
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30 Years Ago
Having defeated Bud Aberna-
thy 512 votes to 359, W. B.
Crump will go in as mayor May
6. Earl Glenn was the big win-
ner with 712 votes to 135 for
Marvin Jay. Aidermen will be
J. A. Jennings. R. E. Smith,
Frank Moore, W. O. Brewer,
Herman Cate and Jack Ellis.
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RICULTURE: A wide variety of
food products are grown on Ok-
lahoma farms and processed in
our communities. Some of the
nation’s finest beef and dairy
cattle graze on Oklahoma pas-
tures. Many new agricultural
techniques tahave been develop-
ed here. Oklahoma is first in
broomcorn production, second
in brood cow numbers and aver-
ages third in wheat.
PRIDE IN OKLAHOMA ED-
UCATION: For many years Ok-
lahoma has led the nation in
having the best trained school
teachers. Our state also is a
pace-setter in school integration,
local school financing, and in
such areas as foreign languages,
modern mathematics, counseling
and guidance. We are above
the national average in the per-
centage of the college age pop-
ulation in school, and also above
average in the number of col-
lege degrees granted.
PRIDE IN OKLAHOMA NAT-
URAL RESOURCES Widely
known for its oil, Oklahoma also
has an abundance of other min-
erals, such as coal, gypsum.
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alkaloids.
Cattle feedlot pen design. ,
Influence of environment on
lipolytic flavors and the compo-
sition c‘ milk fat and protein
fractions.
The influence of “hot process-
ing” on the Quality of pork
produ ts.
mv maunummame asanzeea
B. Abernathy,
S. C. Jones was appointed on
the city council to succeed the
The City Council in regular late Dr. Settle.
session that Monday night pass-i. Night blaze having its origin
ed a resolution to buy addition- in the south bedroom of Bud
al land for the cemetery from J Abernathy’s home was brought
T. M. Anderson, who was in under control by the fire depart-
town that Saturday to close the
of C. C. Westbrook home that
. week.
ede, 3. All Entries weight of 2 1/2 lb. (Free Plug)
\Ameriei't Lowesf-Pticeil (one to person)
FwlpHtof Tickle 4. Contest for Rod and Reel Fishing
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of excellence in sports of all
John kinds — football, basketball,
Vaughan and Willard Thomas wrestling, wimming, track an I
resigned as members of the field. Oklal ma has a splendi
school board and R. M. Bran- golf reputation and of course,
ham, A. G. Rollow and A. R. there are many Oklahomans
Wright all newly elected, took playing in baseball’s major
their places. leagues.
PRIDE IN OKLAHOMA AG-
the past three weeks.
Mrs. Clin ord Westbrook went
t > Fort Worth Wednesday for
a visit with relatives returning
Saturday evening wih her hus-
band.
Two freezes in succession
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Off
wicup
Mesh style plostic. 20W”
deal. The burial ground was
over crowded and had to Im?
expanded.
Mrs. F. L. Westbrook and
small daughter, Yvonne of Okla-
homa City, were guests in the
imnwmmIwI IWIL 1
Year-round favorable flying
weather has given Oklahoma a
significant role in the aviation
picture.
PRIDE IN OKLHOMA ECON-
OMY; Economic conditions have
never been better. Personal in-
come is up, industrial produc-
tion has been increasing stead-
ily, and unemployment is below
the national level. The popula-
tion has reached an all-time high
and continues to grow.
NEW FARM FACTS
From Your Experiment Station
Projects recently started or re-
vised at the OSU experiment
station relate to:
Improvement of tomatoes and
watermelons.
Biosynthesis of isoprenoid
1
building stone, sulphur, lime,
and sand for high purity glass.
A new copper mining operation
is getting underway in South-
west Oklahoma. Helium is pro-
duced in large quantities.
PRIDE IN OKLAHOMA
TRANSPORTATION FACILI-
TIES: Ideally located in the
path of the nation’s cross-coun-
try traffic, Oklahoma is criss-
crossed by major highways,
railroads and airline routes.
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Robberson . Shirley . simmering
MEDICAL
Mrs. Vernon Lawson, Sulphur
Mrs. Eugene Garrett, city
Sandra Baker, city
L. P. Roper, city
Mrs. Truman .Martin, Davis
J. S. Webster, Pauls Valley
Mrs. Jacob Brenner, city
Mrs. G P. Shepard, Sulphur
G. P. Shephard, Sulphur
Mrs. G. V. Varner, Marlow
Miss Andry Anderson, Del City
Mrs. Theodore Bittle, Stratford
Mrs Floyd Lovelace, city
Mark Moore, city
Ben Wright, Oklahoma City
Nace Harrison, Davis
Mrs Roy Norvell, city
T. P. Scott, Stratford
Mrs. J. L Barnett, city
Mrs. O M. Sullivan, Hennipen
J. .1. Rinker, Elmore City
5 m#m
202 Reel is not a cheap import, but made by Zebco to Zebco’s
high standards. Has stainless steel spinnerhead, nitrate
hardened. Thumb control button. Anti- $11.90 Retail
reverse. 2020 Rod is two-piece 5'3" glass.
Black nylon wrapping and precision fer-
rules. Cork handle with positive reel lock.
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