The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 27, 1937 Page: 3 of 10
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latereating Wedding Takes 'since February when he left the
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Place Here Today commercial department at North-
One of the most interesting i western lie is a graduate of the I --- ! - i Ilk
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weddings of the summer season Springfield Colo high school 1400 Pieces of News About Instructor at College SeVti 0111
will take place at the First Pies- The couple will reside at 1021
byttrian church at noon today North Lee Oklahoma City They College Sent to Papers Another Article Issued
tlett Miss Louise Ewalt daughter :Will leave for the city late today nf ATM rii vi i IS
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byterian church at noon today 'North Lee- Oklahoma City They ! College Sent to Papers Another Article Issued
when Miss Louise
of Mrand Mrs Ewalt daughter :will leave for the city late today !
of Middle s est
by Chit to Paper
Lindsay R Ew- ! --AlVa July 3 I :
tat Las Cruses N M becomes
the bride of Francis Buchanan of CAIP ki NA n r The last news release of the stunt ! Miss Margaret Riggs instruc
Oklahoma City son of Mr and ‘1i1-1-111AIK ot
Buchanan 10'28 Fourth COMING trpet -EVENTS
Rey M S Epperson will read
the single ring ceremony
Guests will include the lwidc-
groom's parents and Mr and Mrs MON DA Y JUNE 24
c O Green intimate friends of Dramatic Art n:atal: 8 p ni
the bride Shortly after the wed United Brethren church basement
ding the couple will be honored 1Pupils of Mrs A Leslie Williams
assisted by piano pupils of Miss
with a dinner at the borne of the
bridegroom's parents Lue lIp Farrell Public invited
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Miss Ewalt received a Bachelor Rainbow Asclubly 7 p
Masonic hall Practice for initia-
of Arts degree from Northwest-
ern college She is a graduate of tiom
the Boise City high school The l Delta Sigma Epsilon alumnae
bride is a member of several so- jActives and pledges 7:30 p m
to Mrs W E Simon Twellah and
verities and has been secretary
Registrar G C Jackson at North- Maide stieet Picnic
western since 1936 I WEDNESDAY
Mr Buchanan has been employ- I W C T U 2:30 p
led by the Home State Life Insur-iChristian church basement Bronze
1nee company at Oklahoma City medal contest Public is invited
iorities and has been secretary to
IRegistrar G C Jackson at North-
western since 1936
Mr Buchanan has been employ-1
d by the Home State Life Insur-1
ance company at Oklahoma City
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START THE CELEBRATION
IN A COOL FROCK FROM
E VI TANNER CO
'fere are Summer Avearables
ftesh from their tissue wrap-
pings! Piques cottons linens
novelty materials young gay
fashions with casual charm of
the best Summer clothes There
are styles for every minute of
yóur hot weather days They're
comfortable smart alto-
gether practical
PRINTED
COTTON
Everything f r o nt
soft pastel hades
to bold exotic prints
Sizes 12 to 20—
amsid
$119 $295
(Pi(k 4r)
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from
$195 to $795
and 15 ervic e
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' morning according to George' ern college has recently seen an- A
Bleashy former editor of the xveek- ' other of her articles go into a flu- Wx
— ly Northwestern NCWS who has tionai publication the Record learn- '14
tkhad charge of the xork during the 'ed Saturday
past month i Noted as an authority On politi- Va
In recent Nveeks nearly 1100 cal geoghaphy Miss Riggs' latest 1
IL In: pieces of mail have been dispatched 'contribution is featured in the Nlay
enit'llt to over ll00 newspapers in Okla- number of the Journal of Geogro-
!hams honla and Kansas each eontaning 1 phy a national publication printed
f Miss short news stories about North- in Chicago Called "The Power Of 1
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‘kestern and the coming year's ac- :Japan and China" the article is a lt
I) tivities at the hill-top school
iniMtia- 'painstaking survey of the economic I lik'
"While we haven't kept a thor- and political potentalities behind I '''i
ougb check on the number of stor- the WO great powers of the far
11)""e ics getting into print in out Of East
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P Oh town newspapers" Bleasby stid In the past two years the llorace
di and Saturday "a cursory survey shows ' ll'inn instructor has written arti- 1
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at least 25 per cent of the nuiterial cies for the Oklahoma Teacher and
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has been published I believe this is Economic Geography magazines
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1) in an umisually high average" In 1a she had published in the
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I:ronze Stories front the Northwestern Journal of Geography an inter- 1
ivited Press bureau have recently appear- esting study of the Missouri Ozark
-- 1 ed in the Enid Morning News regions S
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LINEN SPOUTS
DRESSES
Perfectly tailored
linens i n young
styles White and
colors Sizes 12 to 20
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t HI me Emifi $ruilifig 0 U‘N N regions
I Wichla Ilvason Harper County Besides written contributions N
' Journal Tonkawa News Cherokee
ggs ha at various times
Messenger Hardtner Press Goltry spokyn before the International Re-
Miss Ris citt
Leader Seminole Reporter Klowa Who's club a student organiza-
News Beaver lieraid-Democrat 4
“011 and various city groups
Woodward Press Yukon Sun and -Alva July 3 I- S
: Mountain View Times 1 r i I I liXtr CI D 'MINI ttil
volving mimeographing and typ- ' —
ing has been done by Miss Alice
E's conimerce department stud- I Robert Morgan and Mrs R L
ckel Ilk
ubl kit' director said 1 Easterling were more tha!n sur-
ents the p : prised by two sisters a brother:
—Alva July 3 I !an(i niece arriving from Washing- I
!ton state for a few weeks' visit'
BURRS
The relatives are Elisha Morgan'
: Mts MaMartha a II))ai7iieez hf(r10ItIllaughter
se dro N Miss
: Woolley Wash and Mrs Mertie W i
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Figenshaw from Ferndale ash
The latter was formerly Mrs
COLLEGE FO 1James Wa under The brother and
I the sister left Oklahoma 33 years
!ago with their families to estab- 0
Invasion of Mexican Growth lish new homes in the west They it
had never made a return visit in all 0
Bothering Robinson in these years Needless to say they A
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His R are enjoying themselves and are
eguhir Work ti!
i being enjoyed by their many rein- 1i
I tives and friends The very warm
A strange invasion an over abun- :weather is apt to hasten their stay
!ilince of the tenacious Mexican : as the ocean breezes off Puget
!sandbure is giving Engineer Joe E Sound are a contrast to the hot 11
Robinson and his husky crew of winds of the plains
' seven student helpers a busy time ! Mr and Mrs William Easter-
: on the campus at 'Northwestern :ling and Billy of Enid are visiting
: college the engineer related Sat- in the B C Easterling home this 1
urday i week P-4
itt
I "It's hard to explain though I 1 Mrs Vance McBride made a bus-
I suppose the recent wet weather I mess trip to Alva Friday i
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has had something to do with it I Mrs William Fosterling and ' 1
but we've never been bothered with I Billy Mrs B C Easterling and
:so many weeds before" the indus- Marvin spent Thursday with Mrs i
: trious boss sighed Saturday as his John Easterling near Waynoka
I aides sharpened hoes and spades i while Billy accompanied B C on
for the lusty combat his cream route 1
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Taking advantage of a reduced : Miss Jessie Elkins has been as- 'A
staff employed during the summer Isisting Mrs Loren Prentice with ''l
months the lush weeds have over- her work in harvest
I 1 run the campus and football field Mrs Frank Ogilvie was taken
1 to such an extent the engineer be- to Wichita last Sunday to have Z
! heves it will take weeks of steady : her eye treated
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!work to cut them out 1 Alva July 3 1---- 14
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I Assistant Coach Wesley Beck in ! 66 CONVICTS NEAR 'i!
I charge of the Newby field rchu11d- 1 TIME FOR RELEASE
ing project hit on an effective 1 oi
:method of weed control early Sat- I OKLAHOMA CITY June 26— I
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ltoday Hitching a scraper to a stur- I GPI—Fifty-nine first offenders at
dy tractor outfit Beck bowled up1McAlester penitentiary and seven 1
and down the gridiron grounds I at Granite reformatory N'ill become
knocking the weeds loose in bush- I eligible for release in July under !!
' els I commutations allowing credit for 7
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"It works" Ile grinned hugely as jail terms signed today by Govern- it
the Record reporter passed by M
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LAST RELEASE 141111SS RIGGS'
Shop with comfort here for our store is now 10 to 15 degrees cooler than outside tk
PUT IN MAILS STORY USED S temperature
untain View Times
Much of the clerical work in-! 11AN GREEN
ENJOY A COOL SWIM
IN A COMFORTABLE SUIT
100 Per Colt Wool—Fully Interlined
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100 149 198
Display Rack
Misses and Children's
PIQUE COATS
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It $298 value
Sizes 7 to 12
A $270 values 1'98
'4 Sizes 3 to 8
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Throughout Every Section of Our Big Store
A BOUNTIFUL HARVEST will allow you and your family to buy and enjoy
the things you need and want
Big Display
HATS
Straws and Felts
Regular $198 to
$198 values
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Big Display
Summer Dresses
‘'ivian Baker and other t
zood makes Sizes 14 to 4g '
Big Display
CHILDREN'S
One Big Group
Ladies' Knit Vests
Values to 69c
Now each
One Special Lot
Each
Flock Dot Voiles
Red blue pink yellow
white Good
sizes
White Ties
And Strans
98c
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29c
15c
COOL SUMMER
Lady Love Lace Voiles
Full color and pattern
range new styles Yard
35c
Sheer and cool in a big range
of colors Yard 40
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Hawn and Dimities
40 in wide 20 select sum- 1 0
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c: good styles in Summer lial
SUMMER
SANDALS
blue pink yellow 198
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6 Styles out on a table 19
for easy selection
Every dispiay counter and table is tilled with
good styles in Summer Fabrics Come shop!
A SALE OF GOOD DRESSES
Heautifully designed one of a style
SILK DRESSES
Nationally known lit
1075 Values now
1275 Values IIONV
1175 Values now
1675 Values now -
WOMEN'g SHARKSKIN
SUITS
Soft pastel colors of pink blue beige white
Genuine first quality sharkskin Iveave fabric
1075 Values now $698
1175 Values now 898
SMART SUIT FROCKS
A cleverly styled dress with a contrasting jack-
:A pastel and (lark colors Sizes14 16 18 only
$1675 Values 1098
Now on Sale
Women's Tailored Women's Silk
8 $5 and $6
A Big Thirsty Bath Towel
lines in a range of smart
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SUITS DRESSES
Good sizes good colors a special
splendid tailored garment for
your Summer vacation wear
$990 Values now
$1275 Values now
$1675 Values now
Many other feature values throughout our
Ready-to-Wear Section
WASH COTTONS Real Values
Printed Batistes
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80-Square Fine Prints
50 Good print patternm
25 Plain colors 19 C
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Enna Jetticks
Whites and hhic ks
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975
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values you are missing some-
thing Regular $795 to $1975
values
198 to 398
31 Dresses in the group Good
sizes good colors good styles
Printed Rayons
rage Thitt
Regular 7ac value and really worth
it at these prices
3 Yard length $169
312 Yard length 198
4 Yard length 229
Choose your color a nd pattern
from more than 12 good print
patterns
JETrs sumpidEr!
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Right now our stock is quite complete in right styles gotkl sizes depend-
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298 350 400
Comfortable Shoes for
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Soft blacx kid leathers
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START THE CELEBRATN IO Leader Seminole Reporter Klov'a Hations club a student organiza- 1075 Values now 798
News Beaver lierald-Democrat 4
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IN A COOL FROCK FROM Woodward Press Yukon Sun and i Alva July 3 4-
Mountain View Times 111
Much of the clerical work in- i
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sterling were ore than sur-
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soft pastel colors of pink blue beige white
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CHILDREN'
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Genuine first quality sharkskin weave fabric
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i Miss Nena Davies from Sedro i
I Woolley Wash and Mrs Mertie 1175 Values) now 898 fri
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A strange invasion an over abun- weather is apt to hasten their stay
Hince of the tenacious Mexican as the ocean breezes off Puget
sandbure is giving Engineer Joe E Sound are a contrast to the hot 11
Robinson and his husky crew of winds of the plains
1 i Display Rack
Misses and Children's
PIQUE COATS Women's Tailored
SUITS Women's Silk:
DRESSES
04
4:'19''ioi seven student helpers a busy time Mr and Mrs William Easter- 1
On the campling and B
us at 'Northwestern :liilly of Enid are visiting
i Sizes 14 and 16
$298 value 198 Good sizes good colors a special
splendid tailored garment for Unless you really see these great
vzdues you are missing some
('t -lo:' college the engineer related Sat- in the B C Easterling home this 1
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t-- Sizes 7 to 12 198 your Summer vacation wear thing Regular $795 to $19'N'i
11e' (e''t urday i week
0 til ti iS ' $270 values
1 "It's hard to explain though I i Mrs Vance McBride made a bus- itl Value
410 s
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-pl I suppose the recent wet weather I iness trip to Alva F riday Sizes 3 to 8
'4 119 $990 Values now
'0 ' something to do with it Mrs William Easte
I liling and ' 1 $198 values
' Q '' has had so
1 e ered with 1 Billy Mrs B C Easterling and 1 198 n 98
'fere are Summer wearables m
S A but we've never been both
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!so many weeds before" the indus- Marvin spent Thursday with Mrs 'i 7 98
$1275 Values now
fresh from their tissue wrap- -'''
' ' - ! trious boss sighed Saturday as his John Easterling near Waynoka
One Big Group
i
pings! Piques cottons linens ' 1: ?! I ! i !aides sharpened hoes and spades (while Billy accompanied B C on
31 Dresses in the group Good
Qo i'--' y combat 9 75
novelty materials young gay 4 71:--' il k'''' for the lust
''' i his cream route sizes good colors good styles
$1675 Values now
Taking advantage of a reduced i Miss Jessie Elkins has been as-
fashions w ith casual charm of dies 7Knit V ests
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the best Summer clothes There Many other feature values throughout our
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your hot weather days They're f I 4 4 )1J' ' - 4 - - 1:1aol:epdlisduarnidn during otohtebasitinnf7idr 1 s isi‘ltinrsg
i months the lush weeds have over- her work in harvest
1 to such an extent the engineer be- to Wichita last Sunday to have
RELEASE is Now each 29 Ready-to-Wear Section
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gether practical I work to cut them out
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method of weed control early Sat- ' OKLAHOMA CITY June 26- tt COOL SUMMER
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COTTONS DREES nd down the gridiron grounds at Granite reformatory Nvill become verything f r o nt Perfectly tailored knocking the weeds loose in bush- i eligible for release in July under i Fun color and pattern
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Cayce, O. F. The Alva Daily Record (Alva, Okla.), Vol. 35, No. 154, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 27, 1937, newspaper, June 27, 1937; Alva, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2079880/m1/3/?q=food+rule+for+unt+students: accessed June 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.