The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 4, 1935 Page: 1 of 4
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Volume 34
SPEAKING
PERSONALLY
By D W B
N R A WARNING—
The small business man and the
great middle class of these United
states are face to face right now with
the most critical time in our history
since George Washington led the men
of '76 against the overbearing tax ex-
tremities perpetrated without repre-
sentation of the parent British
For some two years we have been
the unwilling victims of the greatest
the N R A (National Recovery Act)
farce ever perpetrated on democracy
The N R A coupled with the social-
istic New Deal theories have com-
bined to take away from us practical-
ly every right of citizenry of self-
representation in government and
of property all of which have been
our heritage as Americans since the
stirring days of the Revolution
When President Roosevelt called for
American citizens to cooperate with
his President's Agreement in order to
meet a dire emergency and for what
he himself stated would be but a
brief span of weeks or possibly
months all patriots gladly assented
But when the president and his
raving ranting brain-trusters usurped
the faith of these patriots broke
their own word and for some un-
known reason listened to Union La-
bor and Big Business they either
wittingly or unwittingly entered into
a despicable conspiracy which almost
resulted in the total extincLion of the
liberties of some 80 per cent of the
citizens of this nation
Thanks to the Supreme Court such
a usurpation of rights has justly been
declared unconstitutional
Now if the middle class of citizenry
and the smaller business men of the
United States will stand on their
rights neither Donald Richberg Hugh
Johnson or any other socialistically
minded mis-named Democrat can
foist such an undemocratic thing as
the N R A back upon us
ADVERTISING--
Metchants who want to increase
their business will do well to take full
advantage of the wonderful opportun-
ities that newspaper advertising of-
fers With complete coverage house to
house over the entire Edmond terri-
tory The Booster offers you for this
week-end the cheapest means of
reaching all your customers with your
advertising message
Don't overlook the economy and ef-
fectiveness of good newspaper space
to sell more merchandise for your
store
Reverend Bane Is
Recovering Nicely
Rev H J Bane pastor of the First
Methodist Church who was taken to
Wesley hospital last Thursday morn-
ing is recovering from an operation
for gallstones
His many friends wish him a speedy
recovery and return to his duties here
J V Dobbs county commissioner
for this district sent words of real im-
portance to his constituency here last
night when he told over long distance
telephone that he had procured the
funds necessary to immediately sur-
face the rough gravel stretch on West
Third from Fretz Ave to the Hawker
corner
Dobbs stated that an asphalt top
would be placed on the gravel with
work to start this week-end if pos-
sible Congratulations to J V Dobbs
Kiwanis Club
Sponsors Summer
Play Program
The Edmond Kiwanis Club headed
by Dr A L Jones has undertaken
the most extensive program ever at-
tempted for boys and girls in Ed-
mond Over the week-end they
reached an agreement with F O Sey-
mour and have leased the swimming
pool In addition to swimming an
effort will be made to have some ac-
tivity that every boy and girl may
participate
A rough sketch of the summer's
program is a ball league for boys 11
and under another ball league for
boys 15 to 17 inclusive a marble
tournament horse-shoe pitching con-
test a tennis tournament for boys and
girls Any activity not mentioned
and for which there is a demand
should be given to Ralph Payne
The swimming pool will be opened
from 10 to 12 every morning except
Sunday and from 2:30 to 9 every
day Qualified volunteer life sav-
ers shall be on duty at all times
Season tickets for the morning per-
iod are $150 Season tickets good
any time the pool is open are $350
Individual tickets shall be 15c
For families that care to enjoy this
form of exercise there Is provided a
family ticket for $1000 good any
time the pool is opened
The swimming pool Ls being clean-
ed and Harold Peas has made the
painting of the bath house possible
by donating the paint
The tickets will be on sale the last
of the week the opening of the pool
has been set for Saturday the date
depending on getting the pool and
bath house in condition
This Is by far the most important
project from the standpoint of the
boys and gins of this community ev-
er undertaken and should have the
cooperation of every citizen
The city council are furnishing wa-
ter and lights which will be a guar-
antee of pure clean water at all the
time
Watch the paper Friday morning
for a definite opening date
Mr and Mrs Keet Wade had as
their Sunday dinner guests Mr and
Mrs Marion Marks and Mr and Mrs
Claence Winston
Mrs Heien Schaeffer and daughters
Ruth and Naomi spent Friday in
Oklahoma City
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PLUMBER & ELECTRICIAN
When Calling a Plumber Electrician or Tinner
All Kinds of Repair Work—Phone
10 — or — 373
Remember we sell more reasonable
Y V Willett
Wm Courtlier
M O BAGGERLEY
FURNITURE—HARDWARE—and UNDERTAKING
THE ISABELLA SIIOPPE Bargains and Notions
R W GRANZOW Premident ELMER E GRIFFIN Cashier
Wm COURTNEY Vics-Eres E Ee COURTNEY Asst Cash
111$ Tittung National ?gunk
of Edmond Oklahoma
Capital & Surplus $3000000
United States Depository for Postal-Savings Funds
A General Banking Business Transacted
DIRECTORS
H W Gransow
E L Griffin
DOBBS GETS ASPHALT FOR
WEST THIRD STREET ROAD
E B Griffin
W J Ildffman
TRY THIS WONDERFUL FLOUR
Rag Dar lin:
FLOUR
HIGHEST GRADE FLOUR IN TOWN
GET IT FROM YOUR GROCER
EAGLE LULLING CO
Nobody Is Hard to Lick but It Is Sometimes Hard to Find the One Who Can Lick Him
-Ile Edmond Enterprise
Published Every Tuesday in the Interest of Edmond and Vicinity —Democratic in Politics
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J V DOBBS
Summer School Alixer
Held Last Fri Night
The lawn east of Mitchell Hall at
C S T C was ascene of much mix-
ing and merry making Friday even-
ing As the guests arrived the band
was playing and each person greeted
his friends or met a new one in com-
petition with the music
Mr Ives was chairman of a well
arranged program which consisted of
a violin solo by Professor Douglas
Johnston "I'se Gvvine Home" an old
Negro Spiritual was sung by J For-
rest West A special arrangement of
"Turkey in the Straw" a piano num-
ber played by Miss Mildred Kidd de-
lighted the audience "The Indian
Love Call" was played on the piano
and "My Old Kentucky Home" on
the sousaphone by Lynn Smith
After the guests had sung several
selections punch was served by mem-
bers of the Lasso-Stirrup Club
Soft Ball Managers
Will Meet Tonight
Dr J C Morgan president of the
Edmond Soft Ball League has called
a nweting for all managers of teams
Tuesday evening at 739 in the City
Hall
Final plans for the schedule and
other important matters will be tak-
en up All mangers are urged to
attend this meeting
Centralites Receive
Degrees from O U
Several Centralites received degrees'
form Oklahoma University at the For-
ty - Third Annual Commencement
Monday June 3
Of these were Grace Ethel Derrecic
who received her Ph a degree in Zoo-
logy and Botany
Ernest L Howell Professor of Phy-
sics at Central received the degree of
Master of Education in Education an1
Physics
Robert E Cowling and William Paul
Elkins received the degree of Doctor
of Medicine Mr Elkins is a grad-
uate from Central
Della Lee McClure received her de-
gree from the school of Nursing
Rev Dan T Muse at
Pentecostal Church
S II (irmqle pastor
Rev Dan T Muse Is here each ev-
ening this week bringing the message
on the subject "Pentecost" This
is a treat to the people of Edmond
Had you wanted to know what the
Bible says about this great event
don't miss a night you can't tell when
the fire of God will fall
Come praying Lets have the experience
Mr and Mrs Bruton Collier aa1
son have moved to Tonkawa Ile vs ill
establish a studio there
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EDMOND OKLAHOMA TUESDAY JUNE 4 1935
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NRA Straw Vote t o IviTEST ED
MOND WELL EXTENDS
PAY HORIZON IN NEW POOL
Be Held in Edmon The E(Itnonit field turned another
erratic milts Sntiminv whom Slick- ACt t:t"t it 1i41s1 el—
' The recent action by the Supreme Court of the United States
in declaring the National Recovery Act as unconstitutional has
aroused a storm of controversy President Roosevelt
is appar-
ently undecided as to the course he will pursue regarding future
legislation of a similar nature awaiting the general reaction over
the nation
In order that a definite check may be had in this community
as to the reaction of the citizeas regarding the Supreme Courts
decision regarding NRA The Enterprise and Booster are conduct-
ing a straw vote this week the results of which will be sent at
once to our congressman and senators so they may know whether
this part of their constituency is for or against legislation of a
type similar to the old NRA
The ballot below is for YOUR VOTE You don't have to
sign it just mark an (X) on the line which indicates whether you
are for or against the NRA principles
These two papers believe that public sentiment should be the
guiding factor in future legislation of this kind and that the only
way to get public sentiment is for each individual to express him-
self or herself
Do YOUR part to let our congressmen and senators know
what the actual sentiment of this community is by casting your
vote this week All balloting will end Monday night June 10 at
6 p m so vote and mail your ballot at once
Farmer's Union
IIecting Tonight
at 8 at Fairview
Farmer's Union Local No 30 at
Fairview east of Edmond will meet
Tuesday evening June 4th at 8:00 p
m All farmers and their families are
welcome
There will be a literary program by
the young people Two subjects to be
considered are The Graduated Land
Tax and Old Age Pensions Replies
will be read which were received from
our senators and representatives at
Washington In regard to the resolu-
tion we sent to theta at our last meet-
ing about cost of production for farm-
ers At last meeting a goal was set to
add twenty members to our local by
next meeting Last Monday evening
the goal was past with 26 added and
a week left for the drive to continue
Several insurance policies have
been added this month Farmer's
Mutual Insurance covers loss by hail
as well as fire lightning and tornado
TWO Donkey Baseball
Games for Edmond
Fans Thurs and Fri
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Campbell at Boulevard
NRA LEGISLATIVE STRAW VOTE
( ) I am for legislation that will revive the principles of
NRA
( ) I am against legislation that will revive the principles
of NRA
Remarks
Edmond soft ball fans will see the
first real thriller of the season Thurs-
day night at 730 when the first don-
key baseball is played on the Munici-
pal diamond at the Lowell School
Thursday night June 6 the sched-
ule call r :r a donkey game: local
players from Chamber of Commerce
And Soft Ball League—John Thomas
Capt Jacks vs Wendell Simmons
Capt Jennies The preliminary soft
hall game will be the match between
Blggerley - McMinimy vs Guthrie
Safeway
Mrs Oh la K English
Funeral Service Today
Funeral services for Mrs Oh la K
English will be held Wednesday at
2:30 at M E Church The body will
lie in state at English Hall from 10 a
m until 1 p m Wednesday Mrs En-
glish passed away Monday morning
at 9:10 after an illness of about two
weeks Fred H McCaulley of Shaw-
nee will be in charge of the services
assisted by S Ii Lattimore and C K
Reiff of Oklahoma City oral Dr Bee-
son Rev John Callan Of Stillwater
and M E Ramey Baptist pastor wiil
also assist Rev McCaulley
Interment will be in Memorial
Park Mrs English is survived by
her husband Fred English and three
daughters Berenice Kathryn and
Dorothy Rose seven brothers and sti-
ters 011ie H Fielding Youngstown
Okla Minnie FOOSe Edmond Willie
Mattie Mathews Norman Frankie
Wright Griffin Watongs Mayfield
Hunt Van Neny Calif Searcy Floyd
Hunt Okemah Dewey A Hunt Ok-
lahoma City
Part of the funeral services will be
held by the Order of the Eastern Star
Bagger ley Funeral Directors will have
charge
A preliminary soft ball game will
be played Thursday night when the
Marathon Oil men match with the
Thompson Book Store team The don-
key game will he played by two pick-
ed te!ims Of business 11101 under the
same leadership as in Thursday
night's game
Eohnond soft hail enthusiasts guar-
ante( this to) 1)1 the laugh it of
sportt and advise no ono to mis
event
Mrs Mae Starry srnt several ilay!
last weck with her tnothor Mrs Es-
tes of Yukon
WIANZWEral0:r'-4-'5MWMMSMIZIF
THE BEST COSTS NO MORE
At the Paas Funeral Home you may have the Lest in
Funeral facilities at no additional cost And the
lowest priced funeral service i3 complete
PAAS FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Phone 96
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W B PATTEN President 1 M ANOLPA Vice-President
C H PATTEN Cashier DALE 8 Wood Asst Cash
Tho First National Bank
EDMOND OKLAHOMA
Capital and Surplus $5000000
United States Depository for Postal-Savings Funds
DIRECTORS
W S Patten E H Patten J M Anglea
C H Patten W H Patten
The Edmond field turned another
erratic antic Saturday when Slick-
Urschel completed its No 1 Suenram
in NE NW NE of 6-13-3w along the
west edge for one of the best produc-
ers for I ii neW pool
Bailed down the well flowed 792
I arrels the first hour 500 the second
625 the third 195 the fourth and 231
barrels in the next half-hour for
total of 2342 barrels in 41:3 hours
Gas was estimated at 18000000 feet
a day There was some sand coming
with the oil and the flow indicated the
hole WWI bridging part of the time
Wilcox sand was had at 6655 feet and
deepened to 6722 feet
This producer is the first for this
company in this area and is a west
offset to the Stanolind-Amerada No
2 Suenram which (lid 2829 barrels in
5 hours 40 minutes on its initial flow
with 11000000 feet of gas a day
Dahl Well Is Tested
Marathon Oil No 1 Dahl-2 in NE'
NE SW of 31-14-3w which was com-
pleted earlier in the week for 892 bar-
rels of oil in five hours tested for po-
tential Saturday and did 75613 bar-
rels in four hours gas gauged 3500-
feet a day It had the 7-inch pipe set
at 8452 feet total depth 6739 feet
Marathon is due to lay down pips
over the week-end at the No 5 Dahl
in SW SE SE of 31-14-3w which was
tirilling to Wilcox sand Saturday it
6709 feet pipe was set at 6369 feel
The No 4 Dahl was drilling at 6145
feet
OVER 10000 PEOPLE IN NORTH OKLAHOMA COUNTY READ THE EDIltIOND ENTERPRISE EVERY TUESDAY MORNING
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' Can Ilershey's Chocolate Syrup
PEAS prepared from dry stock
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SUNBRITE CLEANSER
1 - RED BEANS No 1 Can
PORK and BEANS No 1 Can
FLY SWATTERS
BLUING Large 10 oz Bottle
FAULTLESS STARCII
Palmolive or Camay Toilet Soap 11
HOMINY No 1 Tall Can i
P Regular 10c Can Vienna Sausage
PEAS No 2 cans Missco Brand 3 cans 25c I'
' SARDINES 1 Pound Oval Cans in Tomato or
Mustard Sauce 8c :'
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- Libby's CORNED BEEF 12 ounce cans 16c
: BROOMS 4 tie Regular 35e Value 28c
' Mineral Wells Texas CRYSTALS lb size Box 73c
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- MILK 3 Tall or 6 Small Cans New State 20c -
Guaranteed Equal to Any in Quality
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TOMATO JUICE Libby's Tall Cans 3 for 25e
COFFEE That Good Quality B & E
1 17c -
4 Ground as You Like II Pound
4 CAIN'S nEralt TEA Fancy Orange Peko 17c '
14 Pound Package
PICKLES Large 10 ounce jar Sour or Dill 10c
- Mayonnaise 1000 Isle or Sandwich Spread qt jar 29c
Mayonnaise 1000 Isle or Sandwich Spread 8 oz jar 1Ic
PINEAPPLE JUICE Libby's Sc
HEALTH TOILET SO AP 4c -
FLOUR 5 Pound Bag Highest Quality 1Se
t PAR-T-JEI The Perfect Dessert All FlaVON 5c
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CORN Full No 2 Size Can Extra Standard 2 C11A 23c
CRACKERS 2 Pound Box Salted 19e
VANILLA WAFERS Fresh and Tasty Pound 15e
GINGER SNAPS Oven Fresh Pound I Oe
CANDY BARS All 5c Varieties le—or 3 for 10e
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STRAWBERRIES and BLACKBERRIES
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BAR-11-Q SPARE RIBS' Hot Sauce lb flle
PINEAPPLE CREAM SLAW l'int lle
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BRAUNSCHWEIGER SPREAD 5 oz Can 15e
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' SWISS STEAKS in Sauce lb 23c -
Laurel SLICED BACON lb
Ican Center Slices CURED HAM per slice 10z
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Banzett, D. W. The Edmond Enterprise (Edmond, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 4, 1935, newspaper, June 4, 1935; Edmond, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2053844/m1/1/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.