The Hugo Daily News (Hugo, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 260, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 31, 1959 Page: 3 of 6
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Mr and Mrs Vorlin Samples
and family of Virginia and Mr
Cliff Samples of Bennington spent
Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Earl
Samples
Mrs James Phi Ipot Mrs Mary
Mays and daughter Mrs Otis
Summerville and Mrs Jack Sum-
merville visited in Fosvell Mon-
day with Mrs Mittie Camp
Mr and Mrs Ernest Boston of
Alabama visited in the home of
And Mrs Lee Tichnor
Recent visitors of Mr and Mrs
James Philpot were: Mr and Mrs
Otis Summerville Mr and Mrs
Jack Summerville Bobby Carroll
Mrs J T Vansickle and chil-
dren Leon Winters of Boswell and
James Tadlock of Bennington
Happy Birthday To 's
March 31
Robert Parker
Susan Ann Irwin
Ivan Lee Stepp
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1 - i - --- Easter weAend with his parents ' ing the end of nine weeks of "hoot 5pend Weekend In
Mr and Mrs Alto-lin Samples Vows Exchanged --Mr and Mrs Vern Robertson ri 1 lir ‘: Mr and Mrs Walter Griffith Airs Velvie Wight They plan to
return to Norfolk to close their camp'' included a full dress par-
1-16 and family of Virginia and Mrs Mr and Mrs David Brackett Mr '7' 11 1 at Ward is a s'udent in Austin Col- ade and review before military of- Conway Arkansas
I before leaving for San Juan
Cliff Samples of Bennington spent and Mrs Henry Duncan were din-
lege and Mrs Griffith teaches in livials and civilian dignitaries
em Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Earl In Colorful Rites
ner guests in the home of Mr
i the public school system there Puerto Rico where Lt Wight will In nine weeks of instroction the 14!ticrs spIt'‘ntC'the"Fdarsitceirl and son
4as Samples r and Mrs W C Glass of Henning- ft 60 rt f be stationed for three scars "raw recruit" is developed into a
Navy Bluejacket ready for duty w:ith hcr niother' Al'i40:JAN)Lo gan
ball Mrs James Philpol Mrs Mary ton Sunday '- t
Miss Eiko Takamichi of Sap- ' in Conway Arkansas
ins Mays and daughter Mrs 0 t is 0 Johnny Is Name witti the fleet
Summerville and Mrs Jack Sum poro Japan became the bride of Mr and Mrs Scott Thompson Orland SIMMOnSt
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Inerville visited in Foswell M n- Stanley G Miller of D e n v e r of Sherman Texas spent Sunday
ring with relatives here
u - Colo in a colorful ceremony Fri- 827 i ?: Cki Penny Saved Phone 977 To rlace A
' la day With Mrs Mittie Camp The Johnny Rivas' Visiting Here
' Mr and Mrs Ernest Boston f day at 8 pm in the First Chris- Mr and Mrs Dewey Harvey
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Alabama visited in the home of lan Church here with The Rev spemnrt the week wmeerkseincl W Tulsa 3a-52 111910110114 -i-
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William L Pharr officiating Mr
Mr and Mrs Larry Simmons
t Mr and Mrs Lee Tichnor and Mrs David Brackett were ' ' V of liuuston Texas announce the
and Randv of Waco Texas are n n electrical contractor saved
1 iscont visitors of Mr and Mrs
lames Philpot we Mr and Mrs and Mrs Miller are students at
Phillips University Enid Paris Texas visitors Tuesday
M and Mrs G W Ruth were
r a i arrival of a baby boy Johnny - -
was the name chosen and he weigh- I Visiting in the home of his father zinc -covered pennies The other - -
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Otis Summerville Mr and Mrs visitors in McKinney Texas the ed 'I lbs Mr: Orland Simmons and family day he took his- hoard down to F::r-4---Pr 1
Larry is a student at Baylor tot4ft0
Mrs Aild Takamichi of Sapporo 1 4 '!' 7tt' !tie -j
Jack Summerville Hobby Carroll first part of the week Paternal grandparents are Air to -osto
Japan and the protege of Mr and ' University lo20uo pennies
Mrs J T Vansickle and chil- — and Mrs Johnny Rivas Sr of Bon-
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dren Leon Winters of Boswell and Mrs Harry Pierce and Mrs Hen- - ' vi:--14 i ston maternal grandparents are - SNM9Arctui rzITstPETORSKOttNp
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James Tadlock of Bennington ry Duncan attended the firth an-
mr and Mrs B E Cunningham - —
Mrs Winfred Miller of Denver
nual meeting of the Women's Soc-
-rn- Colo Hugo
Happy Birthday To The bride was given in mar- iety of Chi '
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Methodist church which was held I t
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' Best man was Joe Kim of Seoul for each pattern Print NAME 7
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Samuel Songer of Hugo March 30 Ralph Marshall visited in Cleve -t - - - ' - -
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l Johnnie Anderson was in Hugo
- A Tuesday on business The repeal bill we must vote upon April 7th would Wets would have us believe whiskey would be sold 1
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‘ Mr and Mrs Ruben Ayers of create a liquor control board with terms of office beyond ONLY in "package stores In truth deliberate wording
' '!' i ' Idabel spent the weekend with Mr Leaves Ilugo —
EAST BOUND
' l and Mrs Otha Wall and boys 10:40 cm this governor through th next governor and into the third in the bill permits serving of
Mr and Mrs Lester Dozier and Leaves Hugo 5:25 pm governor Qualifications drinks brought from the liquor Employees Only
: to 31 children visited Mrs Pearl Dozier Leaves Hugo 10:30 pm
for members and the 1 store by waitresses through
tO - ''-' ' Sunday
0111 Abbott of Sobol vsited Bil WEST BOUND m i liquor director ore not ONLANOMA'S i a connecting sidedoor for i
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stated They must be STATI CAPITOL consumption at the bar Of
Lves Hugo 12:30 pm
Mr end Mrs Howard vr
- i Belinda Suzan and Howard Jr of and children DaD i Lacrecia a is n Se ea — NORTH BOUND
Leaves Hugo
5:45 pm approved by the State NITDS course the bottle lars's or
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Mr and Mrs Bill Huston were This Fowerful board NOT A WHISKEY veals this method of serving
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bonanza in taxes whit repeal Thinkirtg citizens will look
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1 ' '"N -'-' ' liquor There is no assurance how much in taxes would be
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or ' t f t anyone for stores at any place The bill does not restrict whiskey lobby how little the tax will be
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Takamichi-Miller
Vows Exchanged
In Colorful Rites
Miss Eiko Takamichi of Sap-
poro Japan became the bride of
Stanley G Miller of Den ve r
Colo in a colorful ceremony Fri-
day at 8 pm in the First Chris-
Ian Church here with The Rev
William L Pharr officiating Mr
and Mrs Miller are students at
Phillips University Enid
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs Aid Takamichi of Sapporo
Japan and the protege of Mr and
Mrs William L Pharr of Hugo
Mr Miller is the son of Mr and
Mrs Winfred Miller of Denver
Colo
The bride was given in mar-
riage by A G Ebel of Oklahoma
City a friend of Eiko and the
Pharr family She wore the tra-
ditional Japanese wedding kimono
and gown which included an Am-
ericanized white veil The colors
of purple silver blue and red are
part of the Japanese wedding cer-
emony She wore a white outer
kimono which was removed at the
altar another custom of her native
country
Miss Kyoko Kikuoa of Tokyo
Japan maid of honor also wore
the ceremonial kimono Brides-
maids were Miss Nancy Teal of
Montreal Canada and Miss Wen-
dy Matson of Melbourne Austra-
lia Attendants carried white chry-
santhemums the nationa flower of
Japan
Best man was Joe Kim of Seoul
Korea Ushers included Roberto
Malaka of Casablanca Morocco
and Larry Weights of San Diego
Calif
Mr and Mrs Miller plan to
move to Japan after graduation at
Phillips and do social mission
work
Leo Boyd's Daughter
And Family Spend
Easter Weekend Here
Mr and Mrs Harry Bender and
son Phillp of Dallas Texas spent
the Easta holidays with Mrs Ben-
der's father Leo Boyd at 1011
West Kiamichi street in Hugo
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Boswell Hews
—Mr and Mrs Vern Robertson
Mr and Mrs David Brackett Mr
and Mrs Henry Duncan were din-
ner guests in the home of Mr
and Mrs W C Glass of Benning-
ton Sunday
Mr and Mrs Scott Thompson
of Sherman Tcxas spent Sunday
with relatives here
Mr and Mrs Dewey Harvey
spent the week end in Tulsa
Mr and Mrs J W Mathews
and Mrs David Brackett were
Paris Texas visitors Tuesday
Mr and Mrs G W Ruth were
visitors in McKinney Texas the
first part of the week
—
Mrs Harry Pierce and Mrs Hen-
ry Duncan attended the fifth an-
nual meeting of the Women's Soc-
iety of Christian Service of the
Methodist church which was held
March 9-12 in St Luke's Metho-
dist church in Oildahoma City
The theme was "Walking With
Jesus" Meetings were Ile Id each
morning afternoon and evening
Reports from all districts were
given and new goals were set
up for the societies to work to-
ward Talks by the following were giv-
en at different programs: Miss
Martha Stewart Deaconess In-
dian Mission work Mrs Norven
Schuman representing the Meth-
odist church of the Philippines
Miss Gerturde Pinder R N Cook-
son Hills Center Mrs Lee Chupeo
President Indian Mission Confer-
ence WSCS and Miss Dorothy
Russell Director Wesley Comm-
unity Center
Hew Arrivals
Are Announced
GIRL: Born to Mr and Mn
Samuel Songer of Hugo March 30
at the Memorial hospital
Name: Sandra Kay
Weight: 7 pounds and 9 oz
Grandparents: Mr and Mrs Ted
Songer Hugo and Mr and Mrs
Helton Lingo of Lames Texas
Spencerville flew' s
Mrs Willie Wall is on Ma sick
list
Sunday school was well nand
ed Sunday We invite every one
to come be with us
Clycla Johnson was visiting in
Antlers Saturday night
Bobby Courtwright spent Satur
day night with Thomas Ray Wall
Johnnie Andorson was in Hugo
Tuesday on business
Mr and Mrs Ruben Ayers of
Idabel spent the weekend with Mr
and Mrs Otha Wall and boys
Mr and Mrs Laster Dozior and
children visited Mrs Pearl Dozier
Sunday
am Abbott of Sobol visitad Bil-
ly Wall Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Howard Davis Sr
land children Lacrecia Dian e
Belinda Suzan and Howard Jr of
(Beaumont Texas spent last week
end with Mrs Davis parents Mr
and Mrs Otha Wall
Mrs Nora Johnson visited Mrs
Willie Wall Sunday
Mr and Mrs Bill Huston war
I in Hugo on business Friday
TRADE DI HUGO!
How Systematic Savings Grow
Amount saved 50 Wks 100 Wks 150 Wks 200 Wks
$100 $50 100 $150 $200
200 100 200 300 400
300 150 300 450 600
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500 250 500 750 1000
1000 500 1000 1500 2000
2000 1000 2000 3000 4000
Plus interest!
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LOVELY dress and jacket corn
bination to please the matron'
No 8291 with PATT0 RAMA is
In sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48
so Si Size 38 40 bust 5 1-8 yards
of 35-inch or 4 1-8 yards and 1 3-8
yards contrast
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in sizes 36 38 40 43 44 46 48
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of 54-inch Two patterns
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or each pattern to:—
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Chicago 6
For Istclass mailing add 10c
for each pattern Print NAME
ADDRESS with ZONE STYLE
Ralph Marshall Visits
New Grandson In
Cleveland Oklahoma
Ralph Marshall visited in Cleve-
land Oklahoma Sunday in the
"me of Rev and Mrs Jimmy
Floyd The Floyds are the par-
ents of Mr Marshall's grandson
Kim David born March 22
Mrs Marshvil who has been with
the Floyds since the birth of the
new arrival remained for an ex
tended visit
JORDAN
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SCHEDULE
EAST BOUND
Leaves Hugo — 10:40 cm
Leaves Hugo 5:25 pm
Leaves Hugo 10:30 pm
WEST BOUND
Leaves Hugo 6:05 am
Leaves Hugo 12:30 pm
Leaves Hugo 5:45 pm
NORTH BOUND
Leaves Hugo 9:40 am
Leaves Hugo 12:45 pm
SOUTH BOUND
Leaves Hugo 7:30 am
Leaves Hugo 10:35 am
Leaves Hugo 1:15 pm
Leaves Hugo 5:30 pm
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Ronald Martindales
Mr and Mrs Ronald Keith Mar-
tindale of Denver Colorado are
the parents of a son born March
28 The baby weighed 9 lb 12 oz
and has been named Richard
Keith Paternal grandparents are
Mr and Mrs C D Martindale
Hugo
Ward Griffiths Spend
Easter Weekend Here
Mr and Mrs Ward Griffith of
Sherman Texas visited over the
Easter weAend with his parents
Mr and Mrs 1Va !ter Griffith
Ward is a sudent in Austin Col-
lege and Mrs Griffith teaches in
the public school system there
Johnny Is Name
Chosen For Son Of
The Johnny Rivas'
Mr and Mrs Johnny Rivas Jr
of Ilauston Texas announce the
arrival of a baby boy Johnny
was the name chosen and he weigh-
ed 7 lbs
Paternal grandparents are Mr
and Mrs Johnny Rivas Sr of Hou-
ston maternal grandparents are
mr and Mrs B E Cunningham
lingo
Mrs Rivas is the former Miss
Kay Cunningham
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The repeal bill we muse vote upon April 7th would
create a liquor control boarcl with terms of office beyond
Allis governor through the next governor and Into the third
governor Qualifications
for members and the
liquor director ore not ONLANOMA'S
stated They must be STATI CAPITOL
approved by the State SUDS
Senate Powers art brood A DOSE
mosolosi
and vague There is no
limit on salaries of Intrirlitio 1 1 I
either the board or the -6sw!Lta
state liquor czar
- AUT NOT A"WHISKEY DOME"
This Fowerful board
would be a law unto
Itself controlled only
by the State Senate Wet Senators could set up a political
machine which could dominate all state affairs
Stores Any
This all-powerful board could grant liquor licenses to
anyone for stores at any place The bill does not restrict
licenses near schools churches
playgrounds or residential areas
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ol
guaranteed such protection
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All decisions on liquor li
- :ebt' censors and location of stores
rP'ekt11:: - Y:i4C it would be made at the state
Crizri4s0Z6211 copital In fact loco! control
1° -' q--1 U i would be turned Over to the
whiskey czar with wet State Senators pulling the political
strings
Tee Rage Whiskey Clerks?
It Is possible that minors could sell liquor under this
slyly wordod bill Without constitutional guarantee Okla-
homans can Only guess whethor the legistatura will plug
this loopholo and 'ha many other dangerous loopholes
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Frank Richar dson-
Sunday Night Guests
of Brad Moores
Mr and Mrs Frank Richard-
son of Oklahoma City former resi-
dents of Hugo spent Sunday night
with Mr and Mrs Brad Moore
west of ton
Roy H Wright Family
Visits Mother Here
Lt and Mrs Roy If Wight and
children Douglas Ryan Mary
Beth and Jill Anne of Norfolk Va
spent the weekend with his mother
Mrs Velvie Wight They plan to
return to Norfolk to close their
home before leaving for San Juan
Puerto Rico where Lt Wight will
be stationed for three years
Orland Simmons'
Son And Family
Visiting Here
Mr and Mrs Larry Simmons
and Randy of Waco Texas are
visiting in the home of his father
Mr Orland Simmons and family
Larry is a student at Baylor
University
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USED CAR SPECIALS
'56 Ford V-8 12 Ton Pick-up
Heater heavy duty tires and heavy duty bumpers front
and rear
106000
'55 Ford V-8 12 Ton
Radio heater heavy duty bumper rear and front
Ready to go
86500
'54 GMC Ton Pickup
Heater good tires heavy duty rear bumper
59500
'56 Ford V-8 Ton Pickup
Heater heavy duty tires bumper and load wrings
67500
52 Chevrolet 12 Ton Pickup
Heater radio heavy duty rear bumper
47500
MANY MORE CARS TO CHOOSE SEE THE
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HAMILTON
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Two Hugo Men
Complete Navy
Training Course
Leroy Morehead son of M r s
Irene Matioek of Hugo and Ralph
E Fluellen son of Mr and Mrs
Grover Fluellen of 1010 N 'II Hu-
go graduated from recruit training
lklarch 20 at the Naval Training
Center San Diego Calif
The graduation exercises mark-
ing the end of nine weeks of "hoot
camp'' included a full dress par-
ade and review before military of-
ficials and civilian dignitaries
In nine Aeeks of instrtiction the
"raw recruit" Is developed into a
Navy Bluejacket ready for duty
an the 1 iect
Penny Saved
WOONSOCKET R 1 (UPI) —
For eight years Antonio Valois
an electrical contractor saved
zinc-covercd penniel The other
day he took his hoard down to
the bank for deposit There wcre
102000 pennies
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Saloons in Disguise
Wets would have us believe
ONLY in package stores In
In the bill permits serving of
drinks brought from the liquor
store by waitresses through
a connecting sidecloor for
consumption at the bor Of
course the bottle lorsa or
small must be opened in the
lounge or saloon The provi
Sion defining "premises' with j
a 'passageway to which the
public is not admitted re
veols this method of serving
drinks is intended
Tax Loophole
Wets would have us believe Oklahoma would reap a
bonanza in taxes wiTh repeal Thinking citizens will look
closely This toothless bill SETS NO NiNIMUM TAX on
liquor There is no assurance how much in taxes would be
collected It is left up to legislative pressures from the
whisky lobby how little the tax will be
Chain Store Liquor
Much oratory ood nois
has boon mac: over 'keep
ing Out the big operators P I
Facts ar b h indtho CONT:OLLING ' PAIllitt
soon's control is not for
bidden Liquor investors 421 elb
could and would set up
dummy license holders - ‘ 1
hit civ s
ics dictot poli s' t t t t J
des and pocket the profits ( 11
Kefauver Crime Committe
reports show repeal brings
"Mr big ond outofstato x WWII
AllNitt -4
mobsters who would pull
the strings put up the
money and grab off tho lush profits from liquor A ghost
chain star mpir is possiblo through legal loopholes
relating to partnership provisions in tho bill
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Suzanne Williams
Spends Weekend
With Hacker Twins
Suzanne Williams daughter of
Rev and Mrs Fred Williams
of Oklahoma City spent the week-
end with Ann and Jann Hacker
end vith Ann and Jan Hacker
Rev Williams w a s formerly
din pastor of the First Baptist
church here
Mrs Goodrich Son
Spend Weekend in
Conway Arkansas
Mrs V C Goodrich and son
Jaek spent the Easter weekend
with her mother Ntrs J W Logan
in Conway Arkansas
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