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day morning by the Little Dixie Publishing Company Hugo 01
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111111E I ItErLii'13 ke und of the people working together to luLance BWychse Richard Williams hoped a good crowd will be at
the La gros lend a hand 1-19flA (Sent 23 Oct 22) —
solve their own problems The fol- I Linda Barks New friend stimulaung news up
- t ' lowing Action Committees were I Goodrich Christie Ford Mike Kirt-
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:laughter calves stockers feeders Enid Oklahoma City 29 Vinits 30 end her
stewly toiLla slow utility a o tw Tuha 31
'with El Betio Shattuck 27 Black- I Mr and Mrs Harold
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E4ugh1er calves 2550 to ZT tillA:too Elk City El Reno Enid Law-
ty standard 19 to 25 medium! than Paula 1 1 alleY Shattuck Wa-
r good yearling stocker hell Wfiglai tongs 40
choke 24 to 28 medium good
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choice stock steer calves 21 to grain futures prices clost
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' 3253 stock heifer calve 28 end oo the Bo rd of Trade ti
down ' - ' At the Vaal bell wheal
Hogs 1200 Barrows gilts 25 to te 1 $-4 new corn up 1-3-8
50 lower it 2150 to 2350 0 V I :WI 3-4 new corn up 1 3-8
19 to 20 t - it atn 12 es li
Sheep 1800 Spring Waugh
ter Iambs 50 lower slaughter
ewes weak to 50 lower Good
choice spring slaughter lambs 21
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Wheat No 1 bard - Nominat
2205211 Bison Clinton EJ
Enid Hennessey Kingfisher Gk
lahoma City Watonya Yukon 211
Alva Blackwell Medford tr3
Guymon Booker Viet 203 Ired-
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grain futures prices closed strong
oo the Bo rd of Trade today
At the taal bell wheat was up
to 1 $-4 sew corn uP 1-34 to 1 3-13
to 1 34 new corn up 1 3-11 to 1 53-n:
eats up 34 to 3-4 rye up le
1 1-4 soybeans up 3-4 to 214
and lard up A to 13 points
Wheat futures were substantial
ly higher in broadened trading
and buying w a s influenced by
contiLued d r y weather in the
spring wheat belt Speculation
that demand for the early run o!
sew crop wheat will be active at-
so Will a factor in the recovery
Cora prices wets - strong as
commrclal interests were buyers
and a broader commission de-
mand was noted There w a a good
demand for cash corn and the lack
of moisture over the corn be it
caused the market to fmish
1 Doswell Hews ' I 1$th RD Club' 1 Kay Hindman I Your Doily
1 :' Wilson and 1 Orannai7pd At 1 Hnnnrpd t HAM CP110
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qo 1 — Steady Tulsa 11 Soybeans trade was more active rubles (Job 21:111)
Cta 1 ca 18-17 Ctlabotes with prices advancing over 2 cents
8 Clinton E't City VI a bushel at one time Shorts and t Ai Job says 'the leer of the
tongs 163111aekwell 8- local traders were early buyers Lord that is wisdom and to (le-
t Valley Shattuck 842 Grains a I outside markets were part from evil la understanding"
– Spots 1 lower E E I mixed but mostly stronger So simple yet true wisdom is
not a matter of achievement it
Lives in bawy er vats
Uri t Mrs Molly Bond of Durant vi- '
kis- Long Creek
Sited bet sister Mrs Henry Don-
" can this week
t The Long Creek Neighborhood
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Farewell Party
The Intermediate department of
the First Methodist church gave
a going away party for Kay Hind
man vaughter of Mr and Mrs
Fred Hindman Saturday nighti
May 24 Mr and Mrs Jack Fry
eniertained the group in the rum-
pus room ard backyard of their
new home 1115 East Duke TbeY
akmae L-vm 4 vs "41 a ass snicusa LV uryaz taiflht in
I The 1045 yoe old Cis ss of the north and west of Hugo became the First Methodist church gave
Methodist Church enjoyed a pie Choitaw County's 15 neighborhood a going away party for Kay Hind
nie supper on the church lawn this to organize a Rural Development man vaughter of M and Mrs
week Yard games were played club for neighborhood 1'mproke Fred Hindman Saturday night
following the supper mentMeeiing on Friday eight at May 24 Mr and Mrs Jack Fry
the former Scbool Building one of entertained the group in the rum
I Missos Pay ant Allyn S t n the largest Rural School Buildings pus room ard backyard of their
left Friday tor a vi!dt with their in the County members of the new home 1115 East Duke They
brother Fred Steen and 51 a neighborhood met and elected tte were assisted by Mr and -Mr s
&veil of Sir Oki ' Ioliwig fficers to head-the club Glenn McDaniel a-r:d--
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LA H for the remainder of 1933 Mrs Gene:Williams St
' Mrs Harry Plarto Is spiwiding
this weed with relatives La Okla-
homa City
I At a meeting of "The Homecom-
ing Boosters" this week it was
reorted all plans were moving
along toward completion T b v
Queen's Race got off to a good
tatart on Tuesday of last week
Each queen contestant is working
bard to beat the others which is
the proper spirit in any contest
Wednesday May 28 was set for
the Ground Inspection day It
1 10 -th-e- c- fez - - - lowing Acuon committees were
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tor tne remainder of 1933 Mrs Gene Williams Mr Frt is
Mvis Payne presideat Lester er oi ie Sunday school
Green and Raymond Dabbs vke class that Kay attends
Mrs Dur- During the party the department
00 Owe a and Patricia Green presented Kay with a gift
Jr vice-president girls Sandwiches snacks and coil
This meeting was presided over drinks a g e served from the re-
by Ali r rine o bad been elect- freshmew bar of the rumpus room
ed temporaty Chairman at a pre- :iroughout tole evening:
vious meeting Ile introduced W1 Entertainment for Le group in
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D Davis county agent who pre!cluded ping pong shuffle - board VIRGO (Aug 24 Spet 22)
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sided at the election John Grigs 'dancing and darts Better stop and see how best to
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by associate county agent tbs! Those present at the party were 01 ILtE atup 81111 be HOW Dick up smithereens of yesterday's
raitcapd I ths sunrit is nornm Tnni Rid iss
fF vs Nr""1 '""' 141C Pd"Y Wu" pick up smithereens of yesterday's
cussed Lool the work is accom 1Toni Biard Jan Fry Juuy San stormy cicounter face music —
plisred and the responsibility of al gum Jackie Craig° Jeanie Wood make the brst of situation
of the people working together to !Lance Wyche Richard Williams 1
- I leeled for the Long Creek Club:
Al LL-1“ kirlculture Civic Improvement
1
Mr and Mrs Bill Stevenson wars
in Stillwater for the weekend
Mrs and Mrs Joss Hugh and
Mrs Wayre Hughs were Hogg vial-
!tors 7ridat I
tMr and :rs Katwitth Howard
of Atoka tod Mrs J Howard of
Nocono Texas visited Mr a It d
Mrs Jim Howard Friday
I Mn Elmer Osakas was a Hugs
visitor Friday
I Mn W G Ruth and Mrs At
:'2w Green were la Durant shop-
ping Friday
1 W E Bryant Jr Is ollanding
Grand Count of The Amaranth
Court in Oklahoma City this Week
' Sandra Vickars will Nov for
Dallas Sunday She will be em-
ployed by an Insurance company
there
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its the gift of God Priced above
rubies the truest witeiem comes
from fellowship with Christ
Pierian Club To I
Hove Picnic May 29
The Pierian club will close their
"onfS ctivilles at 7 o'clock Thurs t
day evening May 29 with an
:a vivaie AL Ansley Park -
Mrs Joe Brindley and Mrs C
rt-”44Ion will be hostesses for
theevent
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t"e1"e: Church and-or Religious All3irs
ir Hyatt rendered a special song
Daily t: inuftrnefrerthments of take pie: cook-
les Ind punch were served 'those
-
i Improve the homes im the neigh-
rhood Imrrove neighborhood roads
Paint mail boxes in neighbor
hood
Kitchen for building
A program to encourage youth
attendance
1 Neighborhood directional signs
! lean up fence rows
Misses Sharon Payne and Jolene
uoonrich Christie Ford Mike Kirt-
ley July Bills Ellen Clark Jerry
Rhodes Susan Ford Jennifer Wy-
att Gleicla Sue Taylor Connie
ama si 61 - Lv OUC ay 11JJ Amine
well Clinton 'Elk City Lawton 28 of OklahAama City spent last weelt
Varirpsteact Improvement Health !Stinson Joyce Alexander Vends
Enid Oklahoma City 29 'Anita 30 end here with relatives ' ! Education and Welfare Housing ! Wren Mandy Welch Simon Par
and Home Improvement Member I ker Joey Binriley Kerry Little
ship and Attendance Program Re Kare:: lik-ms the honoree and
creation enti-or Entertainment awl the hosts
Road si and Communications I i
1
1 Some of the suggested projects R J Burris'
the Club is interested in ere:
C:ean Return From Trip ing tp the Club yard -
Work on the Choctaw Cemetect
Fix road to the Community build- Mr and Mrs R J Burris hav4
big returned from a vacation trip t
Put gravel ii: holes in front of the Mississippi Gulf Coast T b e 3
Community Building vted friends at Gill Port am
Work on building Biloxi ard relatives at Red Lick
i Improve the homes ill the neigh- They were away one week
TRAD3 IN IIUGO
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS i -
Hyatt rendered a special a ongl The Hugo Dsily News has been
number authorized to present the names
I Refreshments of take pieeook—of the tollowing citizens as can-
les and punch were served those didatea for office subject to the
present: Mr and Airs Durwood action of the Democratic vôters
Owens Mr and Mrs Paul Janoe in their primary election on Tues-
Mr and Mrs Alvis Payne Sher- day July 1 1958
on Mike Saw'ra and Pat Mr
and Mrs Lester Green and Path FOR GOVERNOR
pito Pow C a stigeono- Sin: J HOWARD EDMONDSON
Ira Green Mrs A C Dillinger ANDREW WILCOXEN
and Carol:: Mr and Mrs Andrew I GEORGE MISKOVSKY
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 3
Ireco 'Raymond Dabbs Jaek
Warnock Joleae Hyatt W D Da-1 JOHN A TRAPP
'via and Joh3 Grigsby of the Ex- BERT SWINE 1
tension Service WALTER a HALL
The Club" will meet on the
2nd and 4th Friday night of each tOUNTY CLERK
month with the next meeting ached- I S R (BILL) MARSHALL
wed' tor Jwie IS A Weea
pti stIFOR SHERIFF
vat Llf the Long Creek 8 a
Church will begin at the Building 1 ED THORNTON
on June 2 and everyone Is urged I BIRD COLLINS
to attend -
iJUSTICE-OF PEACE PLACE 1
Forthmons Attend k BERT BUSH '
R- W ClitiWELL '
Brother's Wedding'
‘ FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
r and birs Hugh Forthman LICIAN SPEA7
and Children Dannie Roxanne and
for 'JUSTICE OF PEACE PLACE 2
Diane will leave Wednesday CIS rs A tr-mm
RA!)t ' ILIGO ' lEorpus Chrial Texas to Head I Elll 13 :tPIE "
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711---12 '1-'2" the wedling of his brother --101: CONSTABLE PLACE I
Henry Forthman of that city They LONNIE WRIGHT
'' will visit his parents Mr and Mrs I (ARRou 10171N
C A Forthman L
Officiating at the wedding will CONSTAdLkt EVERIDGE TWP
' - be his brother Bev Clayton Forth JAMES c SMITH
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0 man Lawton formerly of Hu go CONSTABLE PLACE I '
The - wedding will be May 30 in EMIT ROY BENN EIT
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'' the F 1 r s I - Presbyterian church ERnEST (CROOK) COWLEY
there - '
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 2
HOWARD RORIE
Charles Nease s c (81) WILLIAMS
Leaves For Colitornla COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1
I CECIL (TED) HALL
Charles Nesse left today for Dal-
las whore he will stop enroute
to Denver and Newport Beach Cal rEILLCIOhhiPfi7itILSON
Ifornia He will be employed for COURT CLIIK
the summer season bi the Balbol MRS HELEN WARREN
Bay Club a private yacht club in
Newport Peach The resort is own' COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
1c1 by a corporation hea 'ed by the EUGENE NASH
Dallas financier Clint Murchison - —
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1 ARIES (Mar 21 Apt 20) —
:A stranger might enter your so-
cial circle who gets you out of a
rut spreading fresh ideas and
much excitement don't lose your
bead
TAURUS (Apr 21 May 20) —
On the home front sudden chang-
calm they look like a blessing in
disguise
GEMINI (May 21 June 21) —
Be on your toes to cope with sud-
den demands unexpected shifts of
situation unreasonable people
nave to be dealt with
CANCER (June 22 July 22) -
Dig shopping day bargains lying
around if you look for them buy
gadgets modern appliances
LEO (July 23) Aug 23) —Ex-
pect the unexpected get the gist
of a suddenly changed situation
capitalize on it as best you can I
trust your bunches
sets routine creates brand - new I
situation live up to your reputa
'Lion to handle everything with
le grace
SCORPIO (Oct 21 Nov 21) —
r- Shift of wcrk new situation in
prolessiqual or social planning
Ia should find you ready to cooper-
tide 1 SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21)
iTrip might be necessary or you'll
!have to Substitute for person of
Isubstaue ge' prepared for unez-
e peetei k
o CAPRICORN Dec 22 Jan 20)
'Turn of events sudden develo-
Y d ment of financial situation in your
favor could make up for yester-
c day's failure
I AQUARIUS '(Jan 21 Feb 10)--
Be ort your toes to c5pita1ize on a
'suddenly changed situation psy-
- chological cr otherwise: but don't
:plunge into rew trouble
PISCES (Feb 20 Mar 20) —
'Hired help might let you down
2312 HOUR
Wrecker
Service
(li Hour Off To Eat)
Call
DOUG RAWLS
Night Phone 604
Duvtime Phone 654
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horns shos ingenuity
IMMIIIIM
EXCELLENT INCOME -
ROUTE MAN OR WOMAN
SPARE TIME FULL TIME
$10 000 -
15 000 PER YEAR
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Small wholesale food route avallahle party selected muse
LaalcAOLletuy elV et WA p 4443 IA -a
are consumed daily by millions You make delivcriettwo to
three times weekly to established accounts No selling—all ac-
counts established by company $19000 S1400aperylar and up
possiole to start with Unlimited i4ansioil 'hnd income in-
creasing accordingly Requires 11506 13000-AAP to' Start for
supplies and equipment hich is tully controlled and secured
by you Also full time openings Write giving phone number
to Dixie Provision Company1226 Bull St Columbia S'Al
bine In and
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Does the interior of your car sometimes look like
a sand-trap combined with a rat's nest—with just
a litfle touch of children's playground? Most 4
cars get that way at one time or auother
especially where there are kids and pets If so
come in and be "whisked"
Whiskbrooming your car's interior so it is
spick and span is just one of the little "extras"
you can expect when you drive in to a Phillips
66 Station
Another service your Phillips
41 66 Dealer will gladly perform is
ntuups to clean your windows all the
6 6 way around!
Get acquainted with Phillips
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O'Dea-Pullen Oil Co Distributor
Hugo Oklahoma
ou Can Get Phillips 66 Products at the Following
Places -ms
Daggett Buick Co
Hugo
Baskin Store
N E of Sawyer
Henry Caldwell
At "Y" West of Hugo
Ray Caldwell
FrosqUe
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with low mileage Good as new Will sell
HAMILTON MOTOR CO
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Nesbit, Gene. The Hugo Daily News (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 312, Ed. 1 Tuesday, May 27, 1958, newspaper, May 27, 1958; Hugo, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2128218/m1/2/?q=coaster: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.