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Volume 54
Here Tuesday
Sixty Garfielol county rural and
parochial school eighth graders re-
ceived diplomas Tuesday afternoon)
in the Education Building from
Lloyd W Spencer county super-
intendent Asa Fitzgerald led the flag sa-
lute and Dr Wilfred E Powell
gave the invocation Prof Carroll
Fairbanks spoke to the group
Music was given by the Waukomis
boys' cluartet directed by Mrs Ma-
bel Bonham and marimba selec
tions by Viola Chenoweth of Enid
High School
Eighth grade graduates are:
Virgil Earl Breckinridge Rose ila
Buller Wilma jean Grantz Nlitzie
Miller Glen Meier Kenny Perrin
Richard Dale Bogert 1)onald
Luark Betty Jean Dowell Derald
Dean Brainard Ni lone Rose Reed
Joyce Marie Ward Leroy Rich-
tad Ward
And Gene Kroll Russell Paul I
Billy Julia Jean Maly Kemp Clod-
fetter Virgil Wayman William
Elmer Benkendorf Richard Allen
Moehle Janice Went Marvin
Wayne Baker James Burdg Jerry
D Reim Joan Nolte Phillip Wil-
liam Lang Dorothy J AndelSOIL
Joyce Wagner
And Fred Clinton Dennis Jim-
my Carl Kegans Opal Maxine
Spillman Helen Deck Leslie A!ay
Lamunyon Berman J A1 ilacek1
Sedric M Nunley Nlarilyn Ehlen1
theta llenneke Howard Wayne
Ca stee I Fayetta Randolph I
Charles Edward Patton
And Jane Lee Milacek David
Brockman Laddie Trojan Mildred
Fuksa Regina Vculek Marlene
Mcehle Darlene Hartilt Velma
Kehnemund Ladova RagoSs Joannl
Riekenberg Bernice Raggow Ron-1
' aid Schulz Richard Heiberg Rob-
crt Aliwert Edgar Sehoe ling Dale
Ho lie Betty Lou Jenkins Jo Ann
Newkirk Phyllis Jean Tilton anti
Arlene Lorna Nibis
1 Jerry Buchminster Lahoma
2 George Millard Garber blue
ribbons Omer Skaggs Hillsdale
und Louie Janzen Kremlin
Timely Topics "B"
I Merle Phillips Kremlin 2
Donnie Che If Kremlin blue Max
&hafnium Kremlin De 'yin Ta-
borsky Drummond Dwayne Grie-
set Waukomis Lloyd Fischer Key
Star Donald Gibson Covington
Emery Corbett Enid Philip
Hayes Waukomis Walter Thain
DrumMorid red Cedric Nunley
Demonst rutions "A"
I Billy Carlson and Robert
llatzlaft Lahorria 2 Gene Cun-
ningham and Vernon Brakhage
Lahoma blue Billy Fluman and
Douglas Rapp Carl Hays and
Louis Janzen Kremlin Bob Car-
roll and Stanley Dotson Pioneer
Demongt rat ions "II"
l horticulture Emery Lamun-
yon and Eldon Creel blue John
Ilegier end Jake barkman
handicraft Eugene Fawcet and
Bill Zaloudek 2 Jimmie Miller
and johnnie Gibson L miscellane-
ous Cut tis Meyers and Denton Eg-
gers 2 Dick Snyder and Glen
Harris I health Leroy Heinrich
and Tom Devery 2 Jimmy Dunn
anti Alvin Roe Ise blue Dan and
Don Guffey safety "B" cham-
pions Buddy Bengtson and Robert
tow n
Individual Demonstrat ions
l Dick Boyer 2 Lawrence An-
derson bine Cart GaldSbarryt
Audrey Janssen red Larry Gib-
son Donnie Avery Dick Snyder
County commissioners Monday
approved the transfer of money
fTorn several funds to others to
adjust the budget No supplemen-
tal appropriation was involved
Commissioners said about $8000
was involved in the transfers
At least 2000 farmers and stock- Other
er Projects Given
Men are expected to attend the
wheat conference May 2-3 soon- A M
t eeting Tax Man
sored by the Chamber of Coin-
merce crops and soils commitee
ei(1 chairman Tom Munger Lauds Debt Set-Up
Subjects to be diseused include
varieties of wheat milling insects1
Two reservoir lakes near Enid
marketing past uring rotation
weed control and other relevant of 1200 acres and the other of
points I 160 were recommended Tuesday
Members of the crops and soils1 night 1y t7harles Pate Tulsa engi-
cummittee making plans for the neer as a means of obtaining a
t'enfetenee are Dale Johnston! visible water smiply for the city
Clifton Hill C L Beard J jI t
Darden Roy Bender E N p uck rm Liu! C o of
Commerce
ett1 B Hurst Ed Falhenberg forum meeting in the
° E Zink Earl lark John Yo ow
ungbld Hotel Pate also out-
Nes
1:Tarlati J Ed Bouchard Martin lined programs for street and al-
Garbe itu I Kiel rev Cene Zalou- i leY surfacing storm sewers recre-
dek Forrest Warren Boyd Free- tat bula! facilities and garbage dis-
man Chaule Nicholson and E R posal
Hum phrey Pate and Arthur Lewis tax ex-
Subcommittees for the wheat
pert from the Institute of Coy-
conference were outline(' at a ernmental Research Tulsa agreed
Chamber Of Commerce crops and that lack of water is in LeWiS'
tsMIS COMmittee meeting Tueseday
Soil chairman Tom Munger w"ds "an imn hand arnand
HE lid"
named Dean Hodgden for equip-
ment Bruce Wallace food J BH Pate said the estimates for
Hurst program and Harold Gds-
Enid's needs were based on a- pop-
o
chalk publicity illation level of 60000 in 1960
which will be possible if adequate
water is provided His estimates
on
Hustlers Jerry Price Covington
the
Demonst rutions "A" reservoi capacity and use of the
rs were based on the 1935
I Billy Carlson and Robert to 1938 dry period
He said the lakes would be good
for at least 10 years lie urged
continued use of the existing well
system too
His recommendations and prob-
able costs were in brief:
First annual meeting of the Ok-
lahoma Public Expenditures Coun-
cil is set for May 22 in Ada
George Leverton Enid member of
the state board of trustees says
that of the 50 OPEC members in
Enid probably several delegates
will attend
Rural Schools 2000 Expected Lakes Advocated For City
Graduate 60 1lcy 2-3 for Wheat
Conference ere
IC f H !Water Supply By Engineer
WATER: I a h o m a reservoir - - ' -
draining 108 square miles Clear Comedian Joe E Brown ap-
Creek reservoir spring fed drain- peared late Sunday evening for
the principal entertainment fen-
mg 30 square miles kept at even
level by large reservoir mains to ture hen Wright noted Oklahoma
(tty organist the Oklahoma Col-
cit y plant replacing inadequate
mains building tower near Phil- lege for Women glee club from
lips University to equalize pres- ! CIMklisha 'teen Howard m"-
sure over town treating plant for i rfl"ist the Oklahoma University
The Eye
GARFIELD COUNTY' HOME NEWSPAPER
ENID OKLAHOMA FRIDAY APRIL 18 1947
water machinery and equipment male quartet and the Ramblers hearsal room so this year they
land Cost about $2000 000 orchestra from 0 U also enter- practice in the girls' gym A new
Pate said the am would be
tained band building is in the offing
ds
earth roll with conerae spillways In the principal address of the NI CureY who is At home 118
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conf&ence Rear Admiral Ellis M the youngest member 'of selective
(Continued on page 2) American Bandmastes' Associa-
Zacharias USN Ret : ho was in
charge of psychological warfare tion and Pi Kappa L
io At Nicht ambda—the
R against Japan told of the aims and rhill Beta KaPPa "f al a 8 i C-
methods of espionage Lind counter- works around the band office in
n ‘
Historical Soziety
Okla City Okla
Carey Receives One of Highest Honors
In Band World: Directs At Interlochen
'-0-Heaven and Interlochen Nlicb r"'iiim''''''"'”ieseeiiii
-: are just about synonymous to f
-:t-1' p young musicians and the fact that
te-P'e ' i '"S!'' !' ' Milburn E Carey Phillips 1Jni- :
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' versity band conductiir has
been Darned its one of the national
mu m
sic cap'S tWO band ditectors
1 for this summer ranks him innon
the chierangels in their eyes
t
t
o Ai Mr- Carey will serve for eight i" : i' - ' 1:
' weeltS beginning in niid-June The
Phil Burns coveted appointment was made by I
Dr- Joseph E Maddy director of
the camp t
- - t
Rotary Governor There's a success story behind ''
" t
the new honor for Carey has been
Itotarians of the 124th District the youngest of the country's
comprising most of Oklahoma held leading band musicians for sev- :' -t
their annual conference it Enid cral Years
Ile came to Enid fresh from the '' ''' -
Sunday and Monday Phil Burns ' '
tniversity of Illinois in 1035 ex-
of siness Fairview well known in Enid
pecting to see a band organized ' 4i it
bu circles was nominated to the teeth Fortunately he was
District Governor not one to be discouraged by a
Despite the weather more than 35-piece band uniforms strewn all Alliburn E Carey
1200 out Rotarians and over the band room and one stmill
Rotary Anns attended cabinet full of music ntember started playing oboe in
high at Alarion Ind anti
e ahs
Comedian Joe E Brown ap- The band has grown to IN w I itniit
neared late Sunday evening for pieces That ambition fulfilled h andoeed hi ambition to be a
w
the principal entertainment fa - cut it back to 90 pieces this spring rg
i sue"n (4) beom the e leading
ture Ken Wright noted Oklahoma There is a galaxy of share maroon ' ()Ime autilmitY est pf the Mis-
City organist the Oklahoma Col- Imiforms designed by him and a '41ssil'I'li
lege for Women glee club from whole row of steel files full of While attending the University
Chickasha Helen Howard ma- 111118ie of illiOnk from which he holds
rimbist the Oklahoma University The band twice outgrew its re- three degrees Mr Carey spent
male quartet and the Ramblers bearsal room so this year they several stnnmers directing a WI-
orchestra from 0 U also enter- practice in the girls gym A in Mina Lake Ind band Ile met
tained band building is in the offing his wife at school when she was a
In the principal address of the Mr Carey who is at home ns high school senior and he a college
confrenee Rear Admiral Ellis M the youngest member 'of selective freshman Ile didn't see her again
Zacharias USN Ret : ho was in American Bandmasters' Associa- for a year when he says he
charge of psychological warfare tion and Pi Kappa Ltuniala—the thought she had taken a change
against Japan told of the aims and Milli Beta Kappa of In Il 8 i C— for tbe bettee She played chili-
methods of espionage and counter- Works around the band office in Let string bass and took organ
espionage a loud red anti white ckeeked and piano at the university
He pointed out that the United "shacket" and contributes a good The maestro who swears he was
Stitte had two war thrust upon share of the nickels to the office bashful asked her to a Christmas
s s
fhoill hiontla Mho mitiong mig- Coke machine fraternity dance and the 'rest is
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rei FesrOval
4-H Blue Ribbon Brown A UM MARI LUC ULIIIISS VV MAW yt!
earth roll with concrae spillways In the principal addtess of the I c
am arey Wi om us
t0 Is At ne t uu :seno m m o m
ogu tvtu ir ai ne u eteee auger J m m
imie' allet' yne
Individual Demonstrat ions conf&ence Rear Admiral Ellis M the youngest member of selective freshman Ile (idn't see her again layette k
! (Continued on page 2)
Zh USN it 1 Dick Borer' 2 Lawrence An ' acarias e -"in) was in
- American Banilmastes' Associa- for a year when he says he -
117inners Listed I
dmon IA 'cu'o Goldsberry charge of psychological warfare tion and Pi KaPpa launiala—the thought she had taken a change
a
Audrey Janssen red Larry (jib -RI At N ht
against Japan told of the pa anus and Phill Beta Kap of In li 8 i e— for the better She played chili- 0 IA
ko Ity D
ks y t I "
Blue ribbon IA-itmeys of the district son Donnie Aver y Dick Snyder tO t 0 o methods of espionage Lin Wor around the band office ill et string bass anti took organ a
d counter-
4 -11 contests compete in the county Appropriate Dress "A" espionage a loud red and white checked and piano at the university
contests Saturday at Phillips shcket good Th
" and contributes a e nutestro raw On 19
who swears he was
1 Tom Dillingham Lew Mei- Described By Enid He pointed out that the United "
U n i v e r s I t y Several humhed share of the nickels to the office bashful asked her to a Christmas
bergen Tom Dillingham cham- States had two wars thrust upon
youngsters competed i coke mttchine fraternity dance and the 'rest is
pion 2 Omer Skaggs blue Bub them because other nations rms- 1 '
Results of the contests are: de nts especiall y like the fact history aelk '
Carroll George M Ward' Glenn P1' I L
1 ot n Letter judged their course Ile said tha Stu
t !
GIRLS Miller red George Rogers this nation should through psycho- ' I:h at h e alway lau
s gh t t
s aheir Carey is senior membe r of the u rg
anizations
Appropriate Dress Appropriate Dress "fr This is an excerpt from a letter logical means let other nations jekes and seldom tells tiny for Phillips music fitculty in point of I
received b Alt' and Mrs l h
C II -
cb ry t I ess—Bal hara A ntler- 1 Bob Anderson Delvin Tabor- K i i 5' ' — know exacty wat our aims am !
VI( i I — ' 1 them to laugh at in class service but has spent a year in
vne f
s r om their on
s C har les Directing the blind and Tri-State I n a u gu r a t e a by Mayor -elect
son - Triangle first and Carolbell sky Emery Corbet t 2 Don An aspirations are and thus help as- graduate work at Illinois and an-
Ales wiho is ''t a Pan American ! F estival with one hand and th e Frank C arter a new progr ant ill
w
Janisen Triangle second first der son Richard Boyer Don An sure peace other on leave as director of the
ir me pi (It I Ikgonnettes and F irst Methodist I89 t 1 )and se 19 or anizations epresente
I FA I eg rd
year—Shirlene Taylor Waukomis derson blue Tommy Joe Devely ' Wm R Dick Downey Vancou- i
rn t
first and Walterean Dively Tri- Johnny Gibson Sedric Nunley ' We took off from Rio in one of i nOir Vim the Other the maestro ott civic committees serving under
angle second second year—Mari- Wayne Griesel Eldon Greer i the loveliest nights I have ever P t r In- nothin
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ver B C director am o a y thinks g of Working all night
Lem in the Phillips band
commissioners as chairman The
1 ternational repr esentative J Ray- ' nieitIN Working to stay there for '
lyn Schneider LahOma first and Charles Milacek Sidney Earn- ' seen on arrangements before a festival plan was approved by the new
Carol Kriesel NIVaukomis second heart Norman Carlson Kenneth 1 The city was ablaze in lights mond Tiffany of H
oboken N J a ' However lie nods time Gm hi4 Carey considers no one indispens- i em
ninissioners April 1 '
third year—Shirley Stebbins Tri- Corbet Bob Anderson Curtis! w er ith no fog smoke or haze to ! form high official in Rotary ' n ( me i ' ust off - - niversit — tilde His attitude is frequently d —
j U I feel s s
angle first and Norma Collier 1leyer Adrian MeYer Denton Eg- ' hide it from view As we took I Rev W m Alexander mule- nder of Oklahoma
vard—he estimates he's set out stated: burn
"It's your t" I thi i the best way to
le ex- i
get
-4 P l'1---- :: : ti I 1'4 °flit Vat-int If ma- Now stud ents to work und true tepresentation in city they i
Member of
National Editorial Association
Oklahoma Press Association
An Oklahoma
SELECTED WEEKLY
Number 31
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15th Anniversary Event Launched
With Solo Marching Contests
Outstanding Concerts Parade Due
Colorful uniforms of about CAM high school musicians are
flashing in Enid streets this 1veek for the 15th Tri-State
Band Festival which began Wednesday afternoon with solo
contests
Co-sponsors of the colorful annual event are the Phil-
lips University Band and Enid Chamber of Commerce
Milburn E Carey Phillips band director is general man-
ager of the festival Headquarters is at Convention Halt
Enid welcomed the visitors with window displays and
threw open homes churches schools and other public
a obuildings to the yOungsters
Don't BefOn Stork 113" Scouts and other groups
assumed special duties
It doesn't pay to bet on the
stork Ton can check that with
Kay Itaildad Ile knows front
experience
Mrs Carrie Stoalabarger 702
IN'est Randolph bought a layette
in March in the "Jack and Jill"
for her son and daughter-in-law
Mr and Mrs W R Stoalabar-
ger Los Angeles Calif who
were expecting an addition A8
she turned to leave she said:
"Now what if it's twititir
"In that esae I'll give you
atiothur one" Kay replied
Tuesday mining Mrs Stoat-
abarger walked in with a tele-
gram announcing the arrival of
her new -grandson and grand-
daughter Haddad mailed the
layette
Winners in the 1029 solo con-
t( sts 22!) ensemble contests and
03 organization contests will be
announced at the Phillips Uni-
versity band concert Friday night
and at the Grand Concert Sat-
urday night A matinee grand con-
cert is set for Saturday afternoon
in Convention Hall
Marching contests were to he
held Wednesday and Thursday
nights at Plainsmen Field with
NO CHILDREN UNHOUSED
A picture -and news story in
the Enid Morning News of
Thursday erroneously - stated
that "hundreds ' of youngsters
were forced to sleep in cars and
school buses the first night"
The face is that even several
students from Tonkawa were
'housed although they were not
entered in the festival Because
of the shortage of rooms natur-
ally the housing office could not
be responsible for youngsters
hitch-hiking here and not in any
way conneCted with the event
According to our best' infor-
mation no bandsmen slept in
cars or school buses the first
night unless by their own
choice The housing office was
open until midnight Wednesday
Everett Purcell
Housing Chairman
the Class A BB B bands and
drum corps set for Thursday
night - ' - --
Housing is provided by the Band
Festival Housing committee with
the cooperation of citizens of Enid
Cots are being assigned to Enid
buildings and students are being
kept in local homes - -
Ferde Croce renowned com-
poser was the first guest judge
to arrive Tuesday others arrived
in time for the festival set up to
Wednesday noon instead of Thurs-
day morning because of the un-
precedented number of entries
Other guest judges are Dr A
Austin !larding Dr Frank Si
tingle first and Norma Collier ISlever Adrian Meyer Denton Eg- I hide it from view As we took i hey vs m setexanuer or tsmanimat ! vard—he estimates he's set out "' a
on th th ee lots " - 1
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t'irru°it iettli'll slie:eatitht rea::1(1 1:tl isientelililittlitItteiyan maintain 1 iii :ill t en city t
eeond form al m g " '
Covington second fourth y P
ear— gers at Ferguson I off from Galeo airstrip in the i C 0 t
it arid Nathan If Gist New peels students to work und they ty Housing is provided by the Band
Nola Hedges Drummond first harbor we climbed out toward the i York City humori other on were oth ! aboot 5rees and bushes this
do backed by his hard-working Festival Housing committee with
and Doris Lee Seapy Kremlin MARRIAGE LICLNSES sea nd the m
re rill was old Sugar Loaf I ostanding speakers
and i an such biant moonlight we spring e r
ampl
The Cttrey family consists of separately develop I the cooperation of citizens of Enid
e dress—Ellen Me- — It's an old van) HIS legend - Ieaspf AUIttIhIl 1Itilitisditaigres Inseniang:stausiseitgansedarteo being an Eni c
d first shool dress' (Week Ending April 12 1947) fould see the cable car working Mrs Carey—Betty thice chit ex e I that then come before the grou
dren six cocker spaniels an d i h an
d the dsom c o
e nductor ue
sd to recommendations" e x p I a i n e d kept in local homes
Gerry Toews Kremlin first and its way up and down loaded with Dutch Child
Haroldine Amis Covington second Eldon Max Best '20 Nash and! people who were consoling them- ren Buick named Peaches The ehildren make Phillins girls wonder whS' Carter
Represented at Carter's request
street dress—Louise Long Drum a Rose Mall
Melbory 20 Wakita e
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: selvs with th n thought that the re Jiiiiy u who's tearnmg to play they married pr ec
ahers Now posIeerr:le Grofe renowned com-
was the first guest judge
mond first and Beatrice Milacek M G Hower ton 28 Enid and cable had not broken in anyone's Express Thanks flute Donnie 7 who goes cm they're nefre hkely to see him in a atte Rtotary Lions Kiwanis ABC to arrive Tuesday others arrived
W aukomis con
sed W ilma Mellott 2
0 V inita 4 memor y—so in it Would make tails t a concert and sigh gee
one more trip stifely! Passing Su- Adams School athletics and blue-
h doesn't letinguiehed
oanwer of' Commerce Junior in time for the festival set up to
Wednesulay noon instead of Thurs
Robert Eugene Clark 19 IN'au-' eyed Phil who has probably t t In- imIlk Il - ( bomber of Commerce L
Inc ague " '
mlividual Demonstration Loaf the gorgeous semicircle day morning because of the un-
(Grade) koinis and Wilma Aline Waggo- I gar 1 oeepest voite Of tiny four-year- This !Met lochen post is an of Women Voters Credit Women precedented number of entries
i of Cepa Cabana Beach spread !For Gilt Box
nos 19 Medford
I On our right ' old in town - honor that couldn 't h an appen to a Americ Legion VFW AP of I
' s I
CIO BIOL Exchange Club Real- Other guest judges are Dr A
Making whole wheat muffins— Rottert W Ponec 23 Loma' I Cratitude of Holland children for The future Interlochen faculty better inan—Miusj Austin Harding Dr Frank Si-
Shirley Stebbins Triangle first Neb and Margaret INI Linhart1 We flew southeast for sevet al 1 '
clothes sent by the Garfield Colin- tors Retail Merchants Negro mon Orien Dailey Karl -L King
making baked eustard—Doris Lee 21 Bison I miles then made a slow turn to
ty Junior Red Cross has been ex- Chamber of Commer W
ce B & PC Dr Noble Ca D E
in r ar D
l Irons
SeaPY Krendin second Alfred Neal Stewart 1M Dover the right as we continued on our
sed in several recent !eter s - Alinisterial Alliance Delegates George Wingert Dewey 0 sWileey
(nigh) Ch
and Laura Lee Graven 17 Jen- way up into a Heaven of millions ! Pres:
Individual Demonstrations xeceived by the children Credit Union for Enid Officers Who Complete
ninge i of twinkling "well wishers" were chosen by their own groups i TUSSell L Wiley 'William lslton
iales B Sh
elton 2 and
9 Mary This brouht us up to the level I letters it
g Typical of the e hie one
Education May Rejoin I and Bill beare
On the committee for selection i ' —
Dear Friends: On the 2
4-th or Teachers Chartered Skelton will be Inseoon soloist
Making and using yellow cream Ailey Manley 17 both of Peril I of Corcavada Mountain and its ' 'rt cltY n'amiger ere Chairinea yeith the Phillips 1"etnit in their
c
February the children of our school
heese—Dorothy Groneman Gar- Julian C LongleY 28 and MaYe I beautiful Statute of Christ The ' - it 1 Enid T I Cr
ber fitst making a baked ells- Doris Fisher 25 both of Enid statue is illuminated with many received a gst box of the
Amen: m eats wrs int Union has Enid OR headquttrters has annOUn- ' '1 Franks eo'hairman Kenneth concert Friday night Ferde Grote
I will conduct his On the Trott nt
tard—Naomi Dillingham Pioneer ! ninny lights tind just at the feet !
i can Junior Red CrOSS Now you received a charter from the Okla- : tael a War Department program to - Martin and representatives th the o
can understand that we were very homa secretary:of state with the' integrate (drivers who left the Idsve ord r) e Earl Anderson Dr the same concer
s t
ec ond v W
Miss Stella Schierman former ! of the Christ was a layer of fluffy ery glad ith the I present We purpose to loan 1110111y to teachers' service to complete their education Eugene S Briggs Ben Morrow In the Siiturday eight concert
Mint Demonstrations (Grade) f
assistant h o in e demonstration white clouds I thank you Very Intleh It WaS (Vitt! at a low interest rate when it is The Regular Army will nemive : Bud Loomis w 0 GlAy sidle the Tri-State chor us will sing
agent was transferred to Wood- It appeared as though we were i a surprise to us needed applications through April 15 from Kellet Mrs Jack ven Grove Mrs Vert twelve numbers directed by Dr
Mki
ang ice cr em—Ha
ar oldine I actually seeing a vision the Christ I ' H L uther Inez G inger ieh c
! ommissiened ho ill re e
offmers w w 4 stiko'd r g I A: eht''th 1
' iNoble C ain and the s tr ing orche
ss
alive as tountsr home oemonstra- ! The pupils of the five other
omer
Amis and Jean Lee Henry Coy standing on clouds and sharing !
st hook in out v age receve a
h i i 11 i 1 and T NV Liming ere officers apt - ceive a college degree or complete : w sail Ro s r i r tra will 'dee four selections under
in gton fi
r st making cup ake— the f h
cs t t n At Il 7 A letter
iron ages tr e view o tis great city With us the capital stock is $15000 grieluation work before July I5 ap- y ears ar sray
the baton of Orien Ditties Wit-
! Dom her to Miss Faye AlcKemy 4 " gift box too so it was a real fes- Vern Butler David Field Rae Wil-
ara Roads and Shirlene T ay- - ' T he scene was breath tk
airg
Spokesmen said the associat ion ha Skel will
Barb pl ay a ba oon
ss
states that she narrowly escaped tive day for the school boys and plying for appointments in the liarns Ralph Golev I ouie i'obin
tor Waultomis second et e I I shall never forget that expe- 1 girls If you Write to me your has the backing of the National Air Corps Judge Advoeate Gen o
ream
- ' m ton slo
' Demonstrations (High) 1 injury in the tornado and nat son Nirs Pearl Mayberry Vey e
h tiful picture sienee What a glorious and beau- 4 address I'll send to you a picture ! Edueation Association ertins Department Medical Corps - - limax of the entite festival st ill
Textile painting—Pegtry Julian suffered only one dent althoug f f
irst
o our F aster I
— post card of our village Halfweg 4 The group plans to
' - p invite all Detaid corps 'Veterinary corps r reo siesen Selected at large E he the Tri-State Band playing
and Charlotte Barrick Enid first1 c at s in nearby garages were 1 in Rio teachers of the county and Imesilily and Chaplain Corps B Smith (
mot Loo tni Jo
e is se numbers directed by seven
is situated nine kilometers from i
ruined Phillips University instructors to Ti champlin of the country's foremost condue-
Timely Topics (Grade)
1 - Amsterdam
i participate when a permanent or- wy will also receive applica-
In the same older members Of t
tot's 1111 the Tti-State Band
ss ' tions from former commissioned
4Worht Peace Is Our Business" i Poultry Federation m e m 1) e r s Cancer Fund Drive With my very bet wihes garuzatain is formed ChOrtis ' Ind String OrChestra corn
--Haroldine A m i s Covington I Were scheduled to meet Thursday t ii Your Dutc h friend officers applying for RA appoint- i the playgrounds and tecreation
- limiter to present Mardi Ceres Dem
Leendert Twilder ! melt in Coast Artillery Corps:commitice presided over by I
N( '
"" —Rene Toew s night in the conference room of begins mere Monday I the "Thssiesiptu Suite ' with
I' champion Push the
Kremlin reserve champion W B Johnston Downtown Co for I Police Phone Cured Cavalry Field Artillery Infantry ! Greer and co-chahman Everett P ' "'
ierde tiro le &recto P
Engineers Finance Department: ceriey aro: John Thorpe Floyd - :lime:et ' Is
Timely T epice (High) 7 his finale will include (AO Volees
a business session and refresh- Drive for the $7000 Garfield
I Sunday Is Deadline ordnance Department QM Corps r i i t
"This Is Our Day"—Bearice Enid pollee had been wondering s ' e l I m oren Loomis Bill Porch 450 band instruments and about
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ments note mg to county agent
y cancer fund quota will be for years if the station phone had " 1ansl" r:aure 'I'll's I'Igno' Harold Barton Wes McClanahan 50 stringe
"What Ides Ahead for America"— J B Hurst plans were to be gin Monday according to Paul For Sandlot Entries 1 st vititS' &Mee "The ibirn thing i - — '
t ii ps S hetmeal Corps and MP
Mrs W J 11irris Rose Wanipler T h e Million Dollar Parade
Ellen McMillen Enid reseive made for a poultry tour on Ma Corr y melt county chairman ' used to jump continually" says a -
- who will receive a college degree
Beryl Knox LeRoy MeDonahl around Enid's Square will take
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BOYS says that the Enid goal $4000 i for entries in the Northwest Okla- ! But hone ione before
t now they know The Sixty-nine h ink and two di urn
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Timely Toplex "A" Earl Evans president of the will be raised by solicitation boxes i home Baseball Association accord- is a perfectly normal little fellow I ' - Jul: y 15 ' WU and F s st" Roy weshero vivo I corps w ill pass in review befor
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George Milltird Garber blue to receive eontribu ione '
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ribbons Omer Skaggs la Apt 9t3 Solicitation will be Oriinally set for last Sunday
Hillsdale ef the Oklahoma division of Amert tiny p i g :
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1 socattion of commercial organi- ' and PTA- Mrs- Jim Weldon an 4 Deadline on' bloyele tags is Nlity
Timely Topics "B" The association met in Oklahoma each block around the Square I
Donald and association president Ordinarily it would have rung! zation Secretaries will meet in ! Mts L W Howard At large are I tand Chief of Police Ralph
I Merle Phillips Kremlin 2 City - 1
Casey Cohlmia and the organiza- about 100 times a dies eaY police' Enid Saturday - I Tem Liming Gene Torbett J C i Elmer says: that only about 500
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the deadline was set up by Mc- iiipas '' oi ! scatio Cm
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al Organi- ' allTA- 1A1- Jim" I'Vel'itm 8111 Deadline on' bloyele tags is Iity
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Donald and a res
ssociation pident i Ordinarily it would have rung I zation Secretaries will meet in M I Howard At larg are
Casey Cohlmia and the organiza-!! about 100 times a day say police: Enid Saturday - i Tom Liming Gene Torbett J C i Enarr says that only about 500
tional meeting of the Oil Belt hind for ever'Ything f r o m chickens The c hember of commerve s ! Humphrey Fred Lewis Bali of the 2001 bicycles in town have
M!'lleat Belt loops was to be caned escaping from their nens to kids ' rotaries from over the state will I Clialdwil ! l'eml tag'gc‘I'
Wednesday night - - ! walking across neighbor' lawlis hold their spring conference here ! Call X Newberry and coehairs i Cost is $25 for renewals $35
Entries are to be sent to Howard — ! g f 1 for tieW tags And What are tho
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' ' guess we'll start picking them up"
Enid with the $25 forfeiture bond persons attended an auction at ! 0! F Zink will be host to the resentatives Weldon Ford Rev says Chief Knaer Tags are on
Included 4 which lots were afoot for sale: group (Continued on vage two) sale at the police station
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Purcell, Everett L. The Enid Events (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 31, Ed. 1 Friday, April 18, 1947, newspaper, April 18, 1947; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2075423/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.