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MtALiSTW HtWlXAFfTAL TUHDAY MAT $ 1553
TWO
1
GOP Denies
Talk President
Plans to Quit
t J'ck nrLL
WASHING TON HV-Kepubltcans
rtlrmixsed today as merely spec-
ulsunn a predu tion by Imo-
rralic National Cbaitman Paul M
Butler that President Elsenhower
will rs'cn before hi term ends
Republican National Ctiatrman
Meade A loom called It ‘undiluted
nonsense "
BuUer said on a Teoordfd radio
pretratn last night he would ven-
ture to guess that Elsenhower will
turn bis office over to Vice Pres-
ident Nixon because the Tiesldent
will decide “he feels physically un-
able to continue to dlvhaige any
responsibilities and duties" of the
job "
Son William Know! snd R
Cslif) who confeis with Elsen-
hower weekly said: “The Pres-
ident shows every sign of vigor
and he certainly bi on the Job on
a full-time basis He certainly
doesn’t give anyone tire Impres-
sion that ha Is even reifiolely en
tertalnlng the Idea of resigning '
At tha Whlta House Mrs Anne
Whrslon associate pres serre-
Ury said there would be no com
mnt
Butler was asked during the
program whether he based his
forscist on some factual knowt
edge or on gossip
“I would ssy that this la some-
thing that la very hard very d‘f-
llcutl to prove" he replied rniut
certainly there has been so much
talk and conversation about It In
official circles and particularly
among the Washington press
oorps that It would appear that
thera la some basts tor It M
Elsenhower told his news con-
ference last week that when he
was re-elected “I took on some-
thing that I think la a duty and
1 sm going to perform that duty
as long as It hink X am capable
of doing It"
Alcorn said: "The nation
t confronted with the necessity
of choosing between the Presl-
dent's unqualified denial and Mr
Butler's ridiculous specula Uon"
MliS Girls Attend
Eastern Style Show
Some 48 girls enrolled In home
eronmlce at McAleater High Brhool
attended S dress review and style
show st the Eastern A and M eol-
lge at Wllburton today
Girls from schools covering a wide
Area of the southeastern d la-
te modeled clothes which they
have mads In homamaktng classes
this year Modeling clothes from Me-
Ales tor wore Mary Ann F4?nond
Mild a Langham Celia Beth Edge
Nyta Lea Marilyn Johnson Csro-
lya Wright Ruth Fstocett and Phyl-
11s Tttona Little Mary Frances Car-
ano modeled a drone whlchufcer cou-
sin Phyllis Titone made in class
for hare
II Y Do Ho Get Youg
News-Cipifjl
Cell Tko Businas
Office— GA 1-1700
After lto-Cafl GA 1-1911
NO DELIVERiri MADE
AFTER It
Avoid the doghouse
for a change
Go buy your wife
a modern range
G0 ELECTRIC!
City
Doras A Duran Insurance
Ere Fitlmate on Chain Link
Feme and Nsvaco Window Awn-
ings Joe Ayers Army btoie Phone
UA l-U-U
Court Clerk Jack E Dale Ironed
a marmge license yrstorduv to Den-
nis R Trammell 20 and Anita
Mcrhrtndge 11 both of Ashland
For wall to Wall carpet or rugs In
wool vivohe rnlon or cotton fee
ua for fie frtlmatea Bill Rledt
Furniture 8s ApplUnue Bifond At
Chli ksaew
O K Ike We're doing our pitl
No down payment with Uade-in
No Payment until Auguit I Quarter-year
no pay grate penod On any
Hotpoint appliance thioi h May 10
Blanks - Lackey 305 East Chot taw
Charcoal Bilikrtlex 10- and 35 lb
pat kage glao sUtrter fluid Paul T
Million Ford LHaler OA 3-2800
A pedal price on all Toungrtown
Rinks dm mg Young’ town kitchen
sink sale week st BUI Redt Furni-
ture As Appliniue 3nd & Chickasaw
City Judge Jay P Farnsworth to-
day fined Cedi C Berryman 52
Oklahoma City snd'Joacph 11 Kel-
ton 45 Ft Smith 10 each Berry-
man was charged with loitering
v tills s drunk chargs was filed s
gainst Kelton
Pare 60 of your snap Try Troy's
WestlnghuuM Automatic Laundry
Full sire 40" Frlglditlrs sleet rtc
range top quality brand new— In the
ciato only illlll with your old gas
rangy Bill Rledt Furniture At Ap-
pliance Second At Chickasaw
MeALtSTFR GENERAL
Admitted:
Mrs W H Rue 60 West Sione-
wall Mrs Roy Moore McAWrr
Mrs W X Martin 323 Wet Chli k-
assw and I W Smith EuLmle
IHatnUeed:
Mil Cheater LanrUng Swranns
A L Jnes McAlctler Linda Hue
Joyner 401 Noith B and Henry
Wooten Lidlanola
ST M4RYS
nir thst
Mr and Mr Jo Tehry 500 Norlh
Fifth Are tire parent of a baby boy
born May 6 at 9 1A a m
Mr gnd Mrs C E FTy Savanna
are tha parent of a baby girl born
May 6 it 1 11 a m -Mr
and Mrs John Williams Tstt-
htna arw the parents of a baby girl
bom May A at ) p In
Admitted
Charley Ilowton Atoka Wade
Powell route 2 Mrs Tony Foincll
Krebs Mrs Martha Testa Kieba
Mrs Busan Collier 311 Writ Btuno-
wall W K Hopkins It West
Bprlnger Mrs C E Fit Savanna
Mrs Fred Man Jr Hart borne
Mrs Joe rabry 500 North FlPh
M as France A Brennan Krebs
Mr Emma Hull 4fl West beneca
and Mrs Etta Mason Atoka
Dlemiaaad!
Mr William Ksklsh Hartshorn
Mrs Clifford Fntrlera and baby boy
Rtuart Ravmond Ramsey 602 West
Hsrrlunn Mrs Rlella Noirl 023
East Wyandotte Mi R J Akin
40t East Delaware' Mr ftovon
Payno and baby girl Wilbur ton snd
Mri William Matlu-ny Naval Am-
muntlon Depot
SAVES WOP-EC
Automatic electric dock jkuutAty of "mcaturtd heat’
ild up to1 fatier cooking nl fewer hour in the
kitchen With no pot to watch there extra time
for other things Time to lorA after the baby or
perhaps club work or f creation" With electric cook-
ing jour wajl stjy clean and jour pot itay bright
Think what this ave in work and cleaning bills
And it’ only one reason we say '‘time to change ty
an eletricj’in?f' Go se the new modik You II
!e glad you dick
Bits
IlllWlds Manor Nursing Rome ha
vacancies for men or women 601
South Oak Phone OA J-20fl
Building ispalilng plumbing Li-
censed and Bonded Todd GA 8-6384
Penney' dress winner for Monday
Mil F If Cot trill Halleyvllls
County Judge William H layden
today fined Clyde Brannon 39
Fprtiigdale Aik $60 and anseased
115 court coil on a charge of op-
erating a vehicle overweight on an
axle Highway Patrolman Wavne
Young liumrd the traffic violation
tiiket to Brannon hint November 4
seven mile north of McAleeter on
V 8 9
Goats milk for sale OA 1-4166
Jack Johnson A Co Hntpltol Life
Tf At A Insurance OA 8-2010
For furniture end complete home
furnhlitnr be sure to see Bill
ltiedt Furniture At Appliance before
you buy Second As Chickasaw '
fife Haikell E Poole son of B A
Poole route 1 MrAIeator Is psrtlcl-
paling In a field training exercise
with the 3d Armored Division in
Orafenwoehr Clernisny A pletoon
ergewnt In Co B of the division's
13th Cevelry Poole entered the
Army try 1943 lie arrived In Europe
In 1855 Poole Is a 1943 gradual
of Indlsnola High arhool llla'wlfa
Anna U with him In Germany
Nolle for the Episcopal Thrift
fihnp All persons having woolen
clothing st the shop please pick up
before June First or they will be
considered donations W ere tak-
ing no merchandise on consign-
ment until further notice
James White Jobe
Services Set For
Wednesday Afternoon
CANADIAN — Fiuiersl servlre
for June While Jobe 93-vear-old
resident of Canadian sines 1931 will
be at 3 p nr Wednesday at the
First Bapilat churi h '
Rev Bill Prennetl Will o’fre at
the aervlrrs Burial under th dl-
ret Uon of the Smith- Humphrey
Funeral home will follow In th
Eufiinla cemetery
Jobfl who died Monday In Me
Alestor ho-pital was born In Ex
relator Bprings Mo Snd rame 'to
Oklahoma In 1B')3 Ha settled at
Vian and Inter lived In Seminole
snd Itonrvetta
A carpenter h was msirled to
Mim Fsma Cantrell In Missouri In
IBiiJ He a member of the Bsp-
tlrt church snd the Modern Wood
men of Amwlca
Survivors trrlud hi wifs M:s
Puma Jobe five daughters Mrs
J F Karch McAlexter Mr Jim
Henry snd Mrs Frank Henry Can-
adian and Mr llughbeit Oulnn
and Mrs Roy Dacus Crowder: two
eons Bert Jobe Vancouver Wash
and Abb Jobe Arvln Calif 15
grandchildren 31 great grandchil-
dren and three great grent grand-
children Kansan Is Fined
On Speeding Charge
Clarence Henry Meier 48 Wich-
ita Kans yas flnrd 825 and asorss
ed 110 court cost vestirday In one
of four speeding charges filed be-
fore Peace JusUi Homer W Neete
Highway Patrol Lt O L Nicker-
Son charged Meyer w-Ph driving 66
mllr per hour six mile noith of
Mr AleMcr on U B 63 Others fined
f 10 each snd SBeewed $10 rourt coat
wor- Fdcar L Hunter 61 Ft
Worth Trx Harvey lea Anrlott
25 Puu Cullf and Richard Jo
Farley 25 U fl Naval Ammuni-
tion cl -pol
r
COOK
BETTER
'c&jtaiiy
Civil Defense
Is Alerted By
'Enemy' Planes
By TOM HIA55 VFR
BATTl-K CREEK Mich oD —
Imaginary enemy porn tail xm
siuhuid over nortliern polar regimia
today and Uie rlvll defense forie
went Into action In an annual train-
ing ex er clue
The official iltoik warning for
“Operation Alert 1958" was flashed
from North AmerUan Air Dtfnihe
Command headquarters at Colorado
Bprlngs Colo at 10 03 a m (Min'
Within three minute civil defense
unite throughout the United Mates
got the warning and responded ac
cording to preconceived plans
More than half s million pro-
feaMonsl snd volunteer walkers sre
taking part in th two-dsy exetclae
Hie Imaginary bomber were re-
ported headed for Bvrscuse N Y
BlixninKhamr Ala snd Memphis
Term
Simulated evacutlons of th pop-
ulations of 11 three ritlrs wei or-
dved bv the Federal Civil Defense
Administration head Leo A lloegh
from hi headquarters st Washing-
ton D C
President Elsenhower went to n
underground command post in
Washington snd government work-
ers there took part In building eva-
cuation exerruiea eg part of th
Kiel t
Fieenhower bomb shelter Its lo-
cation secret is equipped for em-
ergency direction of the govern-
ment He spent about seven min-
utes there
In Nw York thousand took cov-
er In shelters but quite s few wets
slow In doing lt
Binre Its chiefly a “paper U"vt"
the public In most stetes will lrsin
of It only through newspaper and
radio and televtalon hrodu In
some states Including New York
New Jersey snd Comm hint otders
wers out for the public to take rover
with th sounding of slstm gtrens
Ctvtl Defense wmkPTinretr VimtV
everywhere to react as they would
under actual attack
Interstate Road
Starting North Of
Eufauld Is Sought
OKLAHOMA CITY -The Oklshn-
In Highway commission yesterday
akd th Federel Bureau of Puhllc
Roads to approve routing of en In-
terstate highway rrom north of
Kufeule through McIntosh Mus-
kogee Wagqnet and Mave counties
Hie road will be In th same
general route followed bv U S 88
but t west of It Tt will end st
th Will Rogerk Turnpike near the
Big Cabin interchange
Chances of the approval bv the
federal agency depend ppon wheth-
er OongifH adds more mileage to
th current 41 000 mile Interstate
highway program
Oomcr Blttle highway depart-
mont engineer explained that U
was necessary to set out the rout-
ing so thst the state caf: vk for
Immediate federal matching funds
to repair D S 69 without going
Into four-lane construction
The engineer also pointed out
that If the commission didn't speci-
fy the rout for the Rmr-Une In-
terstate hlghwiy then th only wy
U S 69 could be rcpnlred would
be through purchase of 300 feet
of right -of -way glong the load
Tire latter aitlon would lnvohe
in expensive outlay of mmicy be-
cause of the businesses build up
In other commission action yes-
terday four-lane highway be-
tween Chlrkeaha end Lawdon was
programmed The commlstioners
also heard of plans for an Imme-
diate study on repair of U 8 High-
way Tf between-Ardmore end Pur-
cell Montgomery Ward
Store in McAlexter
Has New Manager
Hurls Betts Childress Tex hss
been named manager of ths Mr-
Alester Montgomery Ward retail
slot H' surieed Howard W
(FYosty) PrtiMi
Belts S hs been manager of
ths film's ChlUliCh-s store fur ttie
pt three and a half yeais He U
a veteit'f' of 10 years emplovment
with th company His tianrfcr hne
was effective yesterdey
Brtt first was employed bv the
company st Pueblo Colo O’her as- I
stgnmenta Include Alamo- Colo1
Is Junta Colo and Tone City I
Tha new manager's wife N'lnta I
snd 12-vear-old son Butch p'nn j
to mnv heie stvout June 1 The boy
Is e fifth grade student st Child
r-a
Betls was an active wmker In elvle
affairs In Childress He was chair-
man of th Chamber of Commerce's
retail trad promotion committee
member of the board of directors
E'ka lodge esteemed lecturing knight
Rotary club snd tha Flint Baptist
church
A new assistant manager Allen
H'cks waa assigned to the local
atoif two month ago link t'ns-
ferred from Bhswnee
IMVIPFMS DSC I ART R
OKLAHOMA CITY i B) — Kerr-
MrOee Oil Industiles Inc yester-
day declared s 20-reiU a-shaic
quarU-ilv dividend on common stock
to aha kholders of teioid at the
iloae of bustnesa June 8
GOVERNMENT
WITH A
AixrtkifNn
AlHTtGRIlt
UNOtBStANDING
f
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Athlete Dances in Ballet Tights
MHS Senior Play Filled
With Intriguing Qualities
By l( KI HOLRlfrOK
(Ituffs-Low-Uown Idiloc) 11
Could you pot al bly furchce through any stretch of a vivid Imagina-
tion live enigmatic and athletic Jlin Martin In a pair of ballet tight
waltring across a stage to the etrahu of a gvpsy melodyt
Probably not but Martin as th trreslstable lover Horkoy and
the rest of the members of a highly irregular Hungarian family pr-
enough inlr'guing qualities to warrant a lively snd energetic senior
play at the JMcAlexter high school
Dlreaed by Miss Anils Henry speech Instructor this year's senior
play U a thi re-art comedy entitled “seven Bisters" by Edith Elll It
revolve mainly around the ny antics of a Hungarian widow Mrs
tlyurkovlcs her seven daughters and their attempt to mury off one
another
In accot dance wPh an old Rlsvlo custom Mltri Ui oldest is rs-
qutied to be led to the altar first But this little nits f 'g to
walk Into one scrape and then another until her mother fjfices her
In rank and changes her sge from 19 to 15’t Thus th next three
oklcHt have to find squires and pursue them to ths altar before Ml sa-
ls able to even look for a suitable suitor
Unwinding of the rest of the play centers around th various
romantic episodes of MiUl snd Horkov as they attempt to marry off
Uie remaining tinea eligible gills so Hoikoy might persuade th un-
willing Mitt that "he is the one and only love for her"
Character In the cast include Mri Oyurkovlcs portrayed by Linds
Lrhnhnrd Kantinka who Is played by Margaret Patrlik Ells played
by Mill Sue MiDnugal Hurt who Is portrayed by Paulin Christensen:
Ml 11 who Is acted out by Marjorie Ooesett Terka portrayed by Elaine
Goodlier Bonja Massey plays the part of Lisa Alice Puckett ts Klara
while Colonel Radlviany la portrayed by BUI Cameron Oiada Redlvlany
la John Brown and Hoikoy la played by Jim Martin while Sandorffy
Teh kl snd Janko srs played by Jlin Cuxxourt John Moore snd Ernie
Owen respectively
Curtain time 1 Thursday at I p m In the high erhool auditorium
Hike in Water
(CenUoued From Page 1)
according to evaluation he explain-
ed McCormack said thert had been
no change In city ordinance auth-
(uling roller turn of occupational
tax
It la an old law He ssul la t jwar
was the firrt Unit ol Uriels had at-
tempted to roller t It according to
the book
Annual revenue from orrupaliimul
lax would amount to about $4600
Boy Is Injured
When Bicycle
Runs Into Truck
Twelve-year-old Johnnie Kirk suf-
fried leg Injuries todny In a bleycle-
ptekup truck colll-don at Third and
Madison
The youngster la not believed serl-
oubly lujured Ha waa taken to Me-
Ale ter General hospital for treat-
ment Driver of the tnu k waa
Johnnie Ctavlna' 24 of 313 Eavt
Paik
Young Klik son of Mis WtJllam
No change was made in th current QUnton( 335 gt Adnma was rid-
ing tlie bicycle noith on Tlilrd It
ran Into the side of the truck
Olflrer Fsye Kirkpatrick reported
Cravln waa giving east on Madison
Kirkpatrick said vegetation at the
Intersection obstructed view of both
drlvera He said the bicycle akldded
38 feet before the Impart
Cara driven by Dorothy Vermillion
King 21 of 124 North Thirteenth
and Kennith les Lester 18 of 401
F'arit Paik were involved In n
incident yesterday at Main and
Grand
Officer Renry Mooneyhem said
both caa had minor damage The
King car waa attempting to turn
from Main onto Grand Lester was
going south on MaUi the lnveati
gating officer reported
onorn isued
ROME (Pi -The U A Embassy
told military commands In Italy to-
dry to stop American soldleis and
sailor from destroying Communist
election posters Three such inci-
dents occurred recently
policy of collet Ung the tax
In other action the council voted
to
TIT Cn for Md to demolish
housing units in Victory Pork The
units to It torn down aie liKalcd
nortli of Van Bumi to Harilaon
(2) larad two of Victory Pstk
units snd recommended no othnx
be comldeird for leae Those last
nU-tit went to the’ Vlitoiy Pink Bap-
tist tliimh and the Optimist club
Both si for youth recreational
centei s
(3) Put up for sale an old model
Qulckway motor franc deilncd sur-
plus when new- street department
equipment arrived uTha council two
months ago turned £fbwn $700 for
tire unit
t
Two City Teachers
At Science Meeting
Attending the tines daV annual
spring meeting of ths Oklahoma
Academy of Hi lime held at Roman
Nnxe plate park near Wetonga were
Mis Ola Murry McAhMrr Hlch
Brhool biology trurher and Miss Ev-
elyn Rogers Junior high school gen-
eral siteme tea: her
Ptudirs In the physical snd bio-
1: gicsl characlerl Urs of the Roman
j Noe teglon and previous research
work don In the fields of science
were made Tesrhrrs and s'udent
attending were grouped according
to their interests
Field trips on forestry geography
shd conscription reologv classifica-
tion of plants f alt vsrlmis moves
end fungi snd vsilmi snlmal
were combated Thohe Inteiested In
h'idi could get up it i t h snd
go on bird walks
If Interested In terrrstris! verte-
brae they could participate In the
group going on S snsk hunt Illus-
trated lei hire games dlacuslons
snd star paring weie also on th
program
PIANOS
PHONOGRAPHS
RECORDS
Walton James
Music Co
(Formerly A A J)
219 tosf Choctow
GA 3-2734
The One Wey -
Aro Gas Pumps
Keeping You OrokeT
©o QamfbleD- in
-Only Rambler — no othnr Anwicen rar
' —is w iling fuattar tlrnn evnr before! Seine
ere up 70 over Inst year 1 Wa use only
Rambler costs lnaet to own Only Ram-
bler givtw moet nukie ir gallon Only
JOHN HADDOCK RAMBLER Third
lo Show MOM How Much She Means to You
FLORAL TOKEN
Need for Faith
Is Described To
Ashland Students
APTMIANTl — Filth tn mi rm Ives
fallh tn others and faith In (bid
were dew ribed a Uie tlnee t ps In
life by H A Runitrv mlniaier of
Uie Church of Chiral la a bacca-
laureate sermon st Ur Ashland
high school Sunday evening
Rubjert of hi sermon was “The
Three Steps tn Life " The services
ware for Ashland seniors and eighth
grader
Rainscy called attention to the
lack of faith is defeat in one's self
La k of faith in others cauaes stress
of th world today Without faith
lt Is impossible to plraie God
“Fear of the Lord Is th begin-
ning of knowledge" the minister
told the graduate “Faith come by
hearing snd hearing by the word
of God"
Ramsey advised th student not
to sacrifice Uieir conviction and
principles for the sake of popular-
ity He urged them to dedicate Uieir
live to God while In Uieir youth
He was introduced by Vermon T
Bayless superintendent of schools
Ten senior II eighth grader and
several hundred others were in at-
tendance The InvocaUon wes given by Rev
Clifford Kiel pastor of the First
Baptist rhirih Hat bar Jran John-
ston and Bobble Jean Rose formed
a duet to sing “lie "
The s hool s glee club under the
dliecUon of Miss Velma Buns tang
"Just A Closer Walk With Thee"
“My God Is Real" snd “He Under-
stands He'll Bay Well Done" Roma
June Mackey accompanied ths vo-
calists at ths piano
Henry Johnson gsv the benedte-
Uii Tlrst
Uon He t s deacon
Baptist church
In
Rain Less But Does
More Good This Year
ADA (T3 — This souUiesst Okla-
homa area ha received about half
a mm h rainfall lor the lust lour
months of this year as In th tame
period Of 1851 but Uie ground Is
soaked ”
Fsrm expert so§ the distribution I
of the 10 81 lnrhtte this ver has
been such Uiat the ground soaked
dreply early hat beep krpt sodden
most of th late winter and early
spring Pastures have thuved In this
Hereford Heaven livestock sre
Ourdens snd crop hv been htm-1
per ed
DOCTOR AFFOLNTFD
OKLAHOMA CITY W — Oov
Raymond Cary has appointed IV
II T Brundage Thomas to the
Bate 'Board of Health He replaces
Dr Roy L Fisher Frederick w ho 1
resigned his term ending June 30 1
1962 1
E? 1 w
WHITEWAY
MATTAQ AL’TOSJATIC
LAUNDRY
WE NEVER CIOSE
34 WASHERS — 1 DRYERS
444 SOUTH MAIN
a
Rambler depreciate no little Only
Rambler oflnni Airliner Reclining Seals
Twin TYavel Red Hurry in today Buy
now and save every mile you drive’
mum Afolnrs Mmm klortfnr Anuvuani
New Contributions
Increase Seamprufe
Fund Total $1833
Contribution of $1868 lfported
for Ui Beampruf expansion fund
here puahed Uie unoffu lal tabula-
tion to $j3 313 Goal of the drive is
$110 900
Heading th II t of donor wag
Consolidated Gas UtUltli Coipora-
tion with 110(10 Woods Drug Htoie
added $500 snd three donation of
$100 each wets reported They were
M W Prlddy Jr Falnn Insur-
ance Agenry snd Oklahoma F'ruit
and Vegetable Company
Other conti Ibutois wire LcMer
Kellev $15 Opal Hmtth $3 Hu-
ford W Adam $5 Mis Robert F
Adams $5 Juenlta Hopkins $5
Helen Allphln $5 Peas line Huggins
$2 Frances btelnalrk $2 Helen L
Cole $3 Cam ill Id Welsh $3 Betti
lee $2: Dell Milligan $2 Inez
Douglas $3 Helen BUers $3 Vtr
gle Turtiev $P Willie Crawley $1
8bU Mason $2
And Margctta Kersey $2 Minnie
Ivev $1: Lucille Champion $2
Berths Grsv $3 Chloteal McCon-
sthy $1: Christine DeOiamna $1
Hue lackey $1 Elizabeth Bsrchen-
ger $1: Hazel Lee $2 Mary Lsng-
ham $1 Flora Smart $1 Armenia
Brummrtt $1 Murid Curr $2
Iran Robinson $2 Erma Adams
$2 Anne Bendick $2 Barbara
Scroggins $1 Pat BranUry $1 and
Vada Miller $1
Quinton Graduation
Rites Set for May 15
QUINTON— Ciuuuon high school
commencement exertlscs will be
hHd st I p m Elay 15 M O
Smith principal said todny Ger-
ald Williams deans of students at
Eastern Oklahoma A and M College
will be speaker
Honor students this year Include
Rita Joyce Fakle valedictorian and
rhlrlev Miller kalutatorlan Both
honor students attended high school
four yeais In Quinton
Weather Report
MeAfMTrm AREA -Fair and ft
Hill warmer tlumigh Wrtndaf4
trm ftcmiftht MAG
OKI AHOMA — Cl$r prtiy
cloudy throuKh W wrmr
tfintfhl widely ftrn ttrd thindcf-
liowii norlhwrst portion'
fthowfttft nd thundrtnnn weu
portion Wodn®ftlAy luw tonight M-
A3 hLfihft Wcdnndfty 73-A3 Further
outlook Boftttrd thundrtormft
ftnd turning oolr Wlnf1y night
ftmt Thuiftdnv
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Folsom, William E., Jr. The McAlester News-Capital (McAlester, Okla.), Vol. 62, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 6, 1958, newspaper, May 6, 1958; McAlester, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2058723/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.