The Enid Events (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, June 19, 1942 Page: 4 of 12
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: WANTED — Furniture dishes
- clothing tools odds and ends
Phone 2880 (7-10)
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LET ME handle your repair work
:- Roofing painting flooring screen
: work and general repairs Call
it 534 for free estimates
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: WANTED—Mung Beans Send oi
: bring us samples Palecek Mill ' Enid Okla (t11
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UNITING WANTED—CALL Mt
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WORKING MOTIIERS attention
: Boarding T school for children
pleasant surroundings expert
enced care Enid School of keine
: Arts 420 W Pine (1-29)
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Appliances for Sale
!
VSED WASHERS large stock to
choose from 91760 up Denton
Maytag Co 122 E Broadway
111 i Phone 192
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TRAILER HOUSE 11x18 Not
t suitable for travel Also cheap
house well out 2422 East Maple
(6-19)
FOR SALE—Tables for out-door
use many sizes and designs
priced to sell quick Enid Planing
(7-10)
FQR SALE-1 late model 16-ft
d lUaterpillar combine A-1 condi-
1! tion spike and rasp attachment
On Timken Bearings and A-1
tubber Can be transported 30
7 to 40 MPIL
IC B McKee 402 North Oth
Vhickasha Okla (7-3)
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FOR SALE-1939 V-8 Pickup
r illicit Arnold Weaver 221 W
' Maine
SWEEPERS and washers rented
8 hours 50e Delivered Phone
'd Wales 1270 (12-2C))
FOR SALE-3 Domino tables and
e chairs 1 steam table 1 guitar
e 1 Singer machine Used turni-
l! tare 329 East Maine
PIES Cakes Butter Cheese Eggs
Every Saturday at Woman's
Market 216 W Randolph
41
FOR LEASE—Lunch room for
nJuly 4th Extra help wanted
Apply in person Luke lIellums
(6-19)
47 Trained help needed for aircraft
q'
-0: factories 60c per hour minimum
41111"creartsiti:d g isoa-fold li
Tiinmeee and one-half
A fall over 40 hours per week The
1 -ilentand for trained help has in-
1941 Women qualify in 311 weeks
Men qualify in 518 weeks Must he
r: American citizens Men 18 to 65
Women 18 to 45 Our graduates
are employed throughout the Unit-
: ed States We help you with financ
lag
1 -- VELMA 011YRNE
' Local Representative
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I la)lieeper Service
I epalr all makes Bags Brush-
es Cords Belts ate
MASONICTEMPLE Ph 4170
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Miscellaneous for Sale
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- FIVE 21x450 tires and tubes
Wrecking '27 model F tdor 2422
East Maple i610)
- FOR SALE—A very lovely "Rogers
Community" silverware set of
' six Practically new 311 W
- Broadway - - (t1)
1104 0000 V WM"
BEAUTICIANS
Page
MISCELLANEOUS
MEN and WOMEN
' WANTED
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ISITeeper' Service
epalr all makes Bags Brush-
es Cords Belts ate
MASONICTEMPLE Ph 4170
Savo---Cash and Carry
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Beauty Parlour
118 Base Building Phone 33
Enid Oklahoma
: Lucille
WhitaittBenri Al Within
Farms for Sale
FOR SALE or RENT-160 acres
5-room house good outbuildings
35 acres in cultivation balance
under fence 4 mi S 1 W of
Lucien Mrs Mary Murdock
913 Cedar Perry Okla (6-26)
FARM-160 P eres well Improved
'Acreage 2 or 10 acres also
nice brick bungalow Apartment
house-3 IS-room apartments
Phone 2639 (tt)
p a 1 s i a 1 I mi
Enid Hide Wool Co
223 South 2nd St
Hides—Wool—Pelts
E E GREEN Manager
BATHS
The latest In Swedish Massage
Foot and Sinus Massagetspot
Reducing the am tless
Special rats $100 to 300
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MARMA RALPHC M
902 W Randolph Phone 2116
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WANT ADS
lc a word (minimum charge 15c)
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Upholstering and Repair
MORAN Furniture Shop
Repairing refinishing
upholstering 910 West
Pine Phone 879
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Furnit 117Nblye:s
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906 N Grand Phone 875
amornemineee
Houses and Apts for Rent
NICELY furnished 2-rooin Inert-
ment in good location close-in
Phone 2196 (6-5)
NICE 4-room inodern bungalow
West side Oak floors IL-1118
garage $225000 terms The
IAmis T Smith Co (6-19)
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WEST MULBERRY —IS rooms
hardwood floors $150000 Reed
322 Masonic Temple Phone 1909
or 2128
5-ROOM modern hardwood floors
close to high school paving paid
Will carry $280000 loan COO
down 0800 per month Phone
333 or 2053 (6-19)
GOOD HOME well built and ar-
ranged to furnish income This is
a bargain that you should see to
appreciate Phone 18074
7-ROOM house close-In west side
south front double garage Home
and income rhone bad
EXTRA GOOD blackjack farm six
miles West three South of Ring-
wood Okla Plenty of good
water For price and terms ad-
dress Dave Baker Broken Arrow
Okla
' FREE'SKIN DIAGNOSIS
CORRECTIVE COSMETICS
We goo U S r (Uov't Woodard) in
1NtiPilliii our (oomence are built ea
preepriwion or YOU
MONTHLY EHECMCP SERVICE
LIONEL CORDON Inc
SUSIE MEYER Technician
11744 West Market (54W) Phone IMN)
IDOYLE'S CAFE
Enid's Best Plate Lunch
with Drink
GOOD STEAKS
!thous nu 128 E Ildwy
AlliminE1111
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Exclusive Eye Service Ph VIM
DR L A KINCADE
DR ARDIS S KINCADE
Optometrists
Over Corry's
120 N Independent
Enid Oklahoma
LON ELLIS RENTS
117111 make your car roll
longer at less Cost!
Washing Lubrication
Battery Recharge 50C
30 Minute Service
sattery Keenarge 50C
10 Minute Service
Guns—Tackle—License
1 LIST YOUR USED GUN
ITH
W US!
Home Sinclair Products
Fifth slid East Maine
011izzlitartaltagii-iza Phone 3278
Wallpaper
5c Double Roll
and up
See Our Stock of Imperial Paper
TIIE BEST IN VARNISHES and
ENAMELS
First quality Mime to) nE
Paint per gat Mtg'
STEPHENSON
PAINT & WALL PAPER CO
216 W Broadway Phone 1096
Criterion Cleaners
Cleaning-Pressing
1111—Phones-221
415 N Wash 117 W Maple
T C DeFOE
Optometrist
808 BASS BUILDING
The oldest optical practice In
Enid
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Replace Broken Auto
LAss EITHER
SAFETY
OR PLAIN
GLASS
ENID PLANING MILL
404 S INDIEPIINDIENCI PH 18111
REPAIR' NOW
-w: W THOMAS
Building Contractor Specializing
Lit Remodeling Residences
I and Stores
810 West Indiana Phone 1815
Enid Oklahoma 529
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Magnetos
Wanted
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Zip this out now—Good
for 50c on recondition-
ing any magneto or gen-
erator during June
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ELECTRICAL WORK OF ALL
KINDS
Jones Electric Co has moved
from 217 North Washington
to 612 West Oklahoma
MOTORS MAGNETOS GEN-
ERATORS ARMATURES EX-
CHANGED or REPAIRED
Day and Night Service
Jones Electric Co
612 W Oklahoma l'hone 100
(6-26)
1 A Ei LI Pick-up 8
Delivery
Phone 157
Momemalmolommillmor
S C Johnson Floor
Seals and Waxes
Colgate Palmolive
Peet Industrial Soaps
No 1 floor Sweep
and other J anitor
Supplies
I UNITED STATES FLAGS
—3 x5 feet—
00 - 00 -
Stars and burs are double
sewed rope end reinforced
with heavy canvas Entire
flag made of heavy f ad e-
proof bunting This is the of-
ficial government flag
—
Bond Janitor Supply
CLIFFORD BOND Owner
914 West Cherokee
Phones 3669-4997-I
We Buy and SELL used Bicycle
Bicycles Repaired — Keys made
Locks repaired
END BICYCLE Cr KEY
SHOP
106 North 2nd (6-5)
1 Crowe CI Stewart
Attorneysat-Law
' 908 Broadway Tower
IV E Crone Van W Sten
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Brides-tobe and Newlyweds:
Come to this office and get your gift copy
of Virginia Courtenay's clever Brides'
booklet she writes informatively about the
modern way to say "Fin married now and
want the world to know"
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'LOPING TO YUMA
OR RENO
the more reason
why you should di
vulg your secret upon
your returnand out
processed wedding
announcements are
the convenient smart
way of handling this
important news Our
selection is surprising
ly inexpensive and is
the hut aid to blushing
brides when the time
comes to tell that its
"Mips" no more but
"MIL" now
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THE ENID EVENTS ENID OKLAHOMA
RECENT DEATHS 1
BUTLER—Silas A Butler 70 died
Monday morning at his home 121
East Pine Burial was Tuesday
afternoon after Christian Science
services in the Henninger Funeral
Home chapel
Survivors include one son Pat-
rik Butler an instructor in mathe-
matics at Oklahoma A and M
college Stillwater a daughter
Mrs Metta Jennings of Kansas
City and one sister Mrs Ida A
Dikeinan of Enid
DAVIS — With Rev J N Sours
pastor of the Central Christian
church in charge services for Mrs
W E Davis 65 312 West Wabash
were held Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the chapel of the Hen-
ninger funeral home
Bedfast for several months Mrs
Davis died at her home Tuesday
evening She came to Enid with her
family in 1917 from their farm
home southwest of Enid A member
of the Central Christian church
Mrs Davis lived in Missouri before
coming to Oklahoma
Besides her husband survivors
include four daughters Mrs ArEh
Snodgrass Carmen Miss Goldie
Davis Mrs Tommy Green Ponca
( 1: Miss Edna Lee Davis Wash-
ington D C one son Clyde Davis
Kremlin The husband and all chil-
dren were with Mrs Davis when
death came
Other survivors are four broth
ers W A Baker Butler Mo
I James II Baker Butler Mo Chas
1 I Z Baker Butler Mo: Mrs Thelma
Beard Maywood Calif and Mrs
Ella Dillon Twin Fall Idaho Five
grandchildren also survive
DUNCAN—Saturday has been set
for funeral services for Sanford S
Duncan 58 who (lied Tuesday
morning at his home in Lahoma
following an illness of about a
1 month
Survivors include his wife three
daughters Mrs Erma Reed South-
land Ruby E and Lela one son
George Duncan of Enid and one
sister Mrs Lettie Van Piper Su-
sansville Calif Services will be
at the Darnall funeral home
IEVANS—Funeral services for Mrs
1Carrie Price Vaati SO years old
were conducted Fritlay morning in
the Church of Christ at Preston
Kans Mrs Evans died June 9 at
' the home of a son Seth Dunedin
815 West Walnut
She came to Enid front Preston
three and one:half years 'ago
Mrs Evans also leaves two other
sons Joseph J anti Leslie Allen
both of Oklahoma City four sis-
tes two brothers and several
grandchildren
The Fossett-Sehaeffer Funeral
home cared for the body
IIOLLEN—Iturial was in guid
cemetery for Dudley Irvin Holten
infant son of Mr anti Mrs Roy
Ilollen of Wichita Kans who died
June 10 in an Enid hospital Sep-
lees went( in the Darnall Fundal
home chapel June 12
ODENWELLER—Internment was
in the Enid mausoleum for LIE
Odenweller 03-year-old retrred
minister of the Christian chutich
Ile died June 10 at his home i17
West Cherokee
Funeral services were held Ai-
da) at the Contral Christian
church The Rev J N Sours
pastor officiated assisted by Dr
1 N McCash
Pallbearers were Don Banter
Lloyd Williams Otto Anderson
Harold Herndon Ralph Bureman
and IV M Feay All are young
ministers
Honorary pallbearers were
Charles Dillon Dr W It Rhodes
B F Carr sr Judge J W Bird
Dean F H Marshall Prof F E
Knowles A IL Foulks F A
Lovell J E Goddard and J
Huntzinger
Odenweller came to Enid with
his wife 33 years ago and was
ordained to the Christian ministry
70 years ago He preached Ler 40
years until he was forced to spend
more tune outdoors because of his
health
Mr and Mrs Odenweller Nrould
have celebrated their tOith wedding
anniversary June 20 His wife
survives
Besides his wife he haves a
niece Mrs J C Baker whom they
reared
The Dunliivy Funeral home
cared for the body
SCHMIDT—Rites for Mrs J A
Schmidt 43 who died June 11 at
her home 1101 North Grand were
Sunday afternoon in the Brown
Funeral home chapel followed by
further services at the Mennonite
Brethren church
Survivors are her husband of the
home one son Corp Raymond
Schmidt of the U S Army four
daughters Mrs Ernie Berg Doro-
thy Donna Mae and Jeanne Of the
home three sisters ' Mrs Abe Eli-
ger Volt Mont NIrs 11 A Hie-
bert and ilrs Marvin tiaede both
of Bell Calif three brothers
F Thetnian Bakersfield Calif J
F anti F J of Kremlin
WAGGERMAN—Funeral rites for
Mrs Rena Waggerman 58 years
old Garber resident were conduct-
ed 'Friday afternoon in the Garber
Christian church with the Rev
Harold Enz officiating Burial was
in Garber cetnetery
Mrs Waggerman moved from
Pond Creek to Garber 15 years kiwi
She is survived by her husband
one son Kenneth yr Curlier: four
daughters Mrs Meaner Mearham
Ancorn Canal Zone Mrs Neva
Noteware Garber Mrs Faye
Clouse Los Angeles and Letha of
the home
IVEEKS—With Dr Thomas 11
McDowell minister of tho
Presbyterian chum otrfiating
THE PURCELL Co services for -John Weekm': h8 of
Arnytt'rvocre held in the (noel of
PubZ1zers the Brown Funenil home To lay
afternoo
Opposite Broadway Tower n at 230 o'clock
1 Death came to Mr Weeks Sat-
Phone 216 lurday night during a visit at the
'home of Ids daughter :41 C W
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!Jackson 615 at Randolph Be
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Political
Announcements
T
REPUBLICAN
L D SMITH experienced and
qualified with a fine record of
county acrvice for COURT CLERK
('HAS A HAMM! for
COUNTY ASSESSOR Sepking a
second term on the basis of a job
well done
EAREL COLDIRON lawyer and
businessman for STATE REPRE-
SENTATIVE Enid City District I
HARRY H McK EMT experi-
enced Attroney well qualified for
COUNTY ATTORNEY
1VILLIAM W MUSSER for Coun-
ty Commisaioner District 3 (weld)
Promises nothing but honest com-
mon sense administration of county
affairs
DEMOCRAT
JAMES E BERRY Lieutenant-
Governor respectfully asks the vot-
ers to re-elect him their LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR
ORVAL ROBERTSON for re-
election as COUNTY COMMIS
SIONER District 2 Your support
appreciated
FRANK K TAGGART for
COUNTY CLERK You support
appreciated
sides his wife Mrs Della Weeks
Arnett he leaves five children
Airs Jackson R C Weeks Mrs
J Z Eastham and Mrs John Mc-
Cullough all of Arnett Airs J C
Armstrong Roscoe Nebr and
three brothers W A Weeks
Sewell Iowa Edmond Weeks
Cambridge Nebr and Albert
Weeks of MeCookNebr
VANDEVENDER—The body of
Elder J B Vandevender 88 who
(lied Tuesday morning at the home
of his daughter Mrs Floyd B
Reily northwest of Enid was
taken! to Weatherford Thursday
where it was placed beside his wife
who died in 1912
Om-ling to Enid from Weather-
ford eight years ago Mr Vande-
vende was ordained in the Primi-
tive Baptist church on Nov 9 1895
and retired from active leadership
in the church 20 years ago
lie leaves One son J L Vande-
vender of Enid and two daughters
Mrs Reily at whose home he (lied
and Mrs C Riggs of Springfield
Mo Eighteen grandchildren and
30 great grandchildren also set-vivo
The first Sunday comic section
appeared in the New York World
in 1893 The section consisted of
a humorous set of characters under
the title of 'llogan's Alley" R F
Outcault was the author
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LIQUOR
TREATMENT
The original Kee Iry Cmre used suc:
cessfully since 1869 Why stumble
through life a slave to alcohol or
morphine? It will ruin you financi
ally socially and morally rob you
of your friends and loved ones and
bring disgrace to you heartaches to
Your fatnily
l'hysician and nurse in attendance
Phone 1351 612 W Cherokee
Enid Oklahoma
(71n)
e Shopper's Shopper
Appropriate
Gifts for Dad
—Parker Fountains Pens
—Bibles
—Books
—Stationery
—Magazine Subscriptions
—Greeting Cards
Enid News 8
Stationery
213 N Independence ''Ph 2370
Special
price on
Started Chicks
to 3 weeks old
ALSO SPECIAL PRICES ON
BABY CHICKS
BLAYLOCIE
IIATCIIERY
2119 E Chestnut Phone 4319
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Davenport Promoted
To Full Colonel
The Enid Army Flying School
boasted three full colonels among
its officer personnel Tuesday as
Col D W Goodrich commanding
officer announced a promotion for
Lt Col R B Davenport director
of training
Col Davenport has been acting
as director of training at the Enid
school since his arrival here with
the first airplane for the field last
fall The other colonet is II W
Dorr executive officer
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the world 71 in every 100 are
registered in the United States
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ENID SIIOPPER
is distributed to more
than 7000 homes in
Enid every Friday
morning
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If you have a house
for rentli'st'it in the
Classified Section' of
the Shopper
Phone 216
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In early days of the oil industry
a 42-gallon barrel of crude oil pro-
duced five gallons of gasoline and
24 gallons of kerosene With the
ALL
HANDS POINT
to the CLASSIFIED
Hundreds of readers of this newspaper every
year use our Classified Columns to great ad-
vantage The services it gives are many: use
of its space costs little Want to Buy or Sell?
Looking for Employment or Employee? Some-
thing Lost or Found? Want to buy or rent
Real Estate? USE THE CLASSIFIED: IT
PAYS!
Phone 216
THE EVENTS and SHOPPER
SPECIAL
RATRO
Conso!e
Model
PO value
G-E 6-volt
$25
We service all makes
of radios
CHET'S
Radio Service
119 N Washington Enid
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Bargains
1 Auto-Cas Range $2250
1 Coleman Gasoline Range $4950
I Montgomery-Ward Gasoline
Range $3950
1 Gas-Electric Mangle $2450
1 Saxophone $2950
1 12-tube G-E $6950
1 slightly usPd Apartment
Range $5950
Several table model Electric
Radios —$750 up
F W Zaloudek
224 W Randolph Enid
Friday June 19 1942
new refining processes a barrel of 14
crude is made to yield 19 gallons
of gasoline and only two of kerosene
Make your Clothes
give better service
They will repay you in terms of
better appearance Dirt makes
fabrics deteriorate Careful frequ-
ent cleaning safeguards them
Henson Cleaners
1 17— Broadway Phone 1652
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