The Duncan Banner (Duncan, Okla.), Vol. 69, No. 14, Ed. 1 Sunday, April 2, 1961 Page: 20 of 20
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26 Students
Enter DHS
Honor Society
Sixteco jubols si'ven freniors
HRl thrte sol-11yole probationary
inrobers L t bk-A:y anononced
ineinhcrs f tl-e rsiill"111 ifigh
SCI100i Thnor
Ncw scuior members iire Linda
Gribin John id losicr Dcloris
1ove11 Priscilla Sidle's Linda
Wilinctil Frances Alurphy and
Estherine Prince
Juniors are Elaine CAR krill
iolinyfine Craythorno Pat Kraft
Pally Thomson Palsy Ie‘ is
Ralph Ridinglialer Jerry Sanders
Jim Kvithley James Holland De-
valis Rutledge Beverly Andres
Beverly Worrell Dana Fienning
Coughlia Barbara Vii
limns and Joan Stemleder
h e sophomore probal ionory
members are Jerry ilassehrock
Dale AlcDoulett and Karen Wil-
liams To be lignite for member-
ship PUMOVS and seniors must
have made at least a 34 grade
averaie during the past two
years and sophomores must have
a 36 average
In addition the students are
rated by the faculty on leadership
poise responsibility good judge-
ment effective speech character
honesty industriousness co-operation
and service participation in
class departmental and orimita-
tional ies
The new flUMlbffs Via N induct-
ed at 2 pm April 9 at First Bap-
tist Church and parebts are in-
vited Present menthers are Sharon
Chambers Kay Collier Brenda
Cooper Janet Cox Robert Daven-
pot Alike Dixon Diiimin Dover
Delphine Floyd liminy Gray Kent
Caros Ifilhurn Barbara
Kam Derry! Al Olson Louise
Sian and Lynn Smith
These memIWIS Will present a
program it the induct
Fallen Leaf
)routs Wings
LINCOLN Neb VP) — Then
Frank B lklorrison last year an-
nininced his candidacy for I he
Nebraska governorship one of his
detractors commented publicly
"It (the announcement) Is all
the impact of a t:tiling leaf"
But NlorriS01) Nvon the Detno-
cratic nomination and the election
Now associates hit e dithhed
!Gov Alortti–da the Oreit Baised
Fallen LeI"
The uovettnott's campam nmn
rOzir James J Ex on of Lincoln
NV pret ated cartificate design-
tittit! of
the Fallen Leaf"
Pilfered Ball
To Be Trophy
LINCOLN ?h — A "piItervd-
softball is the trophy tor a
ee iiione NCI
IS 144 t 11 Liu
police dipiirtment and the
Nehraka state pcnitentiary
Alter the fir-it in the
"O)ps-10TIS" zcric!$ flle police re
home ‘‘ith Ifl ctra
viiitt their rear
They retained it to the
vdmie the convicts mount-
ed it on a special trophy stand
zital °hero' it to the IA!nner ot the
sent's
cz) t!::Em
301 SQ 81 Bypass
UNITED PP ESS INTERNATIONAL)
Conte!fs or city offices scow
then imirkcd lv Iilin contra
VerS3 decidt'd in rriuhici
iil el(scticinN in Mhihoina Tdes
chy
A hot city (ount'll nice in Oki'
Loma City ernwni i'Verl 11011er
since the primiry !1irc!I Jen
ono in( uothcnt counciiinar
leoted and t $r U 0111(1'S dieW OP
ponents tor the April 4 runuff Op
Friday and Saturday — April 7 and 8
Experts on gardening problems will be on
hand Friday ond Saturday to answer all
of your questions on gardening etc
Bring in your soil samples for FREE
analysis
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rbiing candilales are incumbent
Jolla C Moran and William C
Iceler Ward I: JIICIlliheqt jack
Admos and A A Aker Ward 3
ars1 Willbina Wale and Nliiray
er24in Ward 2 here the in-
cumbent did net k rt-elet tit
Harold jalitem won the Ward
4 is st incumbent L J NYakes
in the 1Jrne!ry
Trut firancow of proloos sue1
as the Ateka vate
lin( bas Li n ii-:1!e in lift
campawn it 01t1111111011 called
the "Good elo‘crimient Leae"
criticized incionbctit councilineo
for anprovinif the Atoka project
At Norman three coy conook-
siou tiois will on the ballot
Opponents are W G rhinos and
llobert C Chatain office No t
Norman McNabb iind Mrs June
O 2 told Dr Carl D
trot John It And rhub No
6 I 1011:1A NOlet'S Win chno-4
twcon Dr lbJert 0 Ityan incum-
bent and Earl Sneed tor rrayor
Pete M Fuller tesistant pollee
clod t Lek ton IA ill face Curtis
I l'enninriGn for the police chiers
pot Tucsda Fuller defeated in-
cumbent Jack J Niods in the
primary Earl Chrktinas
bent street commissioner will face
Clarence Itutht c in the runoff
h:nid will hold its school board
election Tuesday Mo4 communi-
ties held m hoot elections last
Tuesday
Thy an odd legal circumstance
al Guthrie three candidates for
to school board Posts will be uP
for e'ieetion Tuesday although
their 11:1104'S Wil'e on the billot
the primary last Monday Guthrie
Zi!() 1011 choose seven city
council members from a ILA of
nonnnees
Shoveler Says
Price Is Wrong
WICHITA Kan A boy
shoveled the snow off the walk
In front of a store here —then
shoveled half of it back
The store manager said he
had two uttnesses that he prom-
ised the youngster 35 cents for
tile job The young shoveler un-
derstouid the price to be 75 cents
Aveepting the 35 cents the boy
put hack half the snow Turning
down a proffered 15 cents more
he explained:
"A deal is a deal"
New Citizen
Good Clipper
N U (211 Fourycar-old
Si" Ca brick Blum
sported a new look alien she and
a group of 11114' U S citizens
took the oath of allegiance in
Federal cowl here
The little girt daughter of 'Sir
and Mrs Herman IL Vium of
Fayetteville 14 as adopted In
Stuttgart Cerniany in 1957
tier father explained that Sara
considered the oath taking such
a big Orni that she wanted to
lock pretty So she got the pink
log shears and gave herself a
haircut
He Breeds Chicks
For Disease Study
sTottus coml oti — A gene-
tieit at the University of Cornice-
tient is ono of two scientists in
the country enatted in a singular
project — breeding chickens
muscular dystrophy
Each year some two do'en of
his chickens are sent to research
lohorttoi ies around the country
IA here scientrTs can study the
wasling away of animal tissue and
muscle
The dystrophic chickens are
bred the genetivist says hy cross-
'mt two carriers 1-essessing the
musqlilar dystrophy gene One-
quarter of the oikpringt kill con-
triet the disease he reports
Podcstrian deaths account for
mote than half of ail motor re-
hnle actdont ftiit us unong
CillidITH up to
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GARDEN CENTER
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Other (tedious
Eristow — Allis l‘a Pile vs
A J Ellgoe city treaiunier
Wetkoka — 1rs Lois Piiiihori vs
cominiisaintir
in ince
Claremore — Elehard
vs Harry Leh Jur Witrd 2 coun-
ilmari Cushing — Neal Culp Roy
Kemp NAy T Aldiaury and
Claude two councilman-atEdmond
WAlt KiEr ts Evert
(aliti:1 Ward 3 councilman: Le-
roy Faulkner vs lir Don E Mc
city treasurer
Ntaligum — C E Barnett vs
J E Laniord police commissioO-
cr Perry — Senvill vs Jifil
Wilson mayor: T 11 Wilson vs
John Diehold 'Ward 4 councilman
Unto — Charles Hawkins vs
Fred Lippel street cotornissiolwr
IS'vtilmka Gil heft Pippen vs
Arthur E Lee Wald 2 council-
Inan City — Alayor Pa11 G Cur-
ren vs Mrs Jewell Golden
Ilenryetta — Joe !Arnett vs
Arli5S C0110 tt ceuncilman at-
large Anadarko — Sam Thompson El-
mer Hoover Glenn Young Asa
Lt Jenkins and E L Hurt two
councilinaniiiillrie posts: Carl
Ilammert Woody MeKeroon nod
Dung liraywick Ward 1 Coy Lyon
and l'aul Gillett Ward 2 Pete
‘'cllema and Sheldon Sr
ird 3 Berrie iklears C A
Thompson and Carl Miller Ward
Maysville — 'Horace Dean vs
C E Atkinson Trusb:e No 4
L S Ilris vs W E Winans
Trustee No 5
Lexington — Boyce Hall vs CBI-
lord E Qualls Ward 1 council-
man: Claudo Baxter vs Jay J
Itenry Ward 2 Alonroe Burkett
‘s M J Cochran Ward 4 Mrs
Maud Conn city clerk vs Vir-
ginia Louise Norman
Blanehard — Don M Stacy ‘3
Paul L Richey Ward 2 council-
man T J Pickard Cecil Lam-
bert ntlil Tom J Rollins Ward
3 P B Baker vs Oscar Brooks
Ward 4 Lloyd L Browser vs
Nlary Daniels town clerk
Stillwater — J P Bryan vs Dr
O D Duncan schuol board War-
ren Cooke vs Itubon Jay mayor
Verde' — Ada Davis vs Ituth
Talkington city clerk: Robert D
Ltisk vs John C Hawkins Trus-
tee No 1
Alex — Aiflhiir Solzer vs Joe
White Trustee No T
Minya — Alione Hines vs Dim-
ple Carroll city clerk Raymond
Chandler vs Clyde Ingram city
Jarshal: Joe Dax is vs C IL Hun-
ter Ward 4 councilman Omer
Shaw VS JOhri Niorrissey street
commisioncr
Ruth Springs — IL R Murray
v:s Charlie C Phipps Jr city
clork: Roy E Tool S R E Dunn
Ward 1 councilinan: Arthur Har-
ris vs Ithe Pcherts Ward 2:
G S Spears S CeOrge Lecings
Ward 3 Boy Skaggs vs John B
Brown Ward 4
Tuttle — I 1 L MeCrackee
Norman Joan Gambill city clerk
Puy Marlow vs John Overby
NVard 1 councilman: S H Cour-
toy O Alt:Glendon and Joe A
Sparks IVarit 2 jaines R Wel-
chel Jr vs D L Cobble Ward 4
lisoothkard — Cecil Campboll
Carl Smith and Mrs R G Ober-
minor city commissioner
Lint:fisher Francis Gooden
Bill Jr and Bob Walter
cit y ommissioncr
— J D Sandefur vs
Harry Murphy city commisshinor
Witenga — Dave Long Johnnie
(lose and V C Goodson city mar-
shal: COC it P:Ir'ker vs Jim 14ewe
strect commissioner: T M Ward !
vs Richard G Bixter city treasurer
SICK!
A Pinched Nerve Can Cause Pafl
And Illness Here's What Happens—
Regardless of what your
ailment is called no
matter how long you hove
suffered Chiroproc-
t:c core may be the exact
onvwcr to your specific
health problem Chiro-
poetic succeeds many
times after all other me-
thods have foiled
Pinched nerves ore ouickly
s
nerve tracing instruments and X Ray
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THE DUNCAN BANNER SUNDAY APRIL 2 1951
Status of I
Legislation
ohlArtmlik (Try —
Ms of major legislation at the end
of the 13th k of the 2:lth Leg-
islature Taxes — Sales tax increase bill
awaiting action by 'louse lieenue
nod Taxation Coomiittee alter
politic hearing Trailing stamp
tax other measures still in com-
mittee Colleges — senate Higher Edu-
cation Committee approed $70-
million appropriation tor colleges
sent to Senate Appropriations
Bond issue bill sent to House
Common Sehooks — 01A-backed
$104 million appropriation bill On
Senate calendar
Merit System — Senate made
new' iittempts to kill merit sys-
tein Ilk week Two Iluuse-approved
bills to amend present law
advanced to Senate calendar
Central Porchasing -- House
Ways and Means Committee voted
to call in aitencies not using (ten
tral purchasing Special lloose
audit committee began work to do-
termine actual savings made
Reapportionment — Senate ap-
proved Ilain plan as-igned to
House Constitutional Amendments
Commit tee I louse Reapport
Input Committee approved bill to
reaportion on basis of constitu-
tion Senate passed coogressional
redistricting bill
Turnpikes — Situation muddled
Senate Roads and Ilighwas Com-
mittee to hear report at In am
Alonday on efforts of Sen Fred
Harris Lawton and Sen Boyd
Cowden Chandler to reach attree-
went oil compromise turnpike res-
olution Sum Buck Carl waight We-
wok a has proposed governor be
inviteft to question-and-answer ses-
sion before iSenate
Highways — action expected
on ammipriations until turnpike
picture is clarified as well as fed-
eral and state money situation
County Road — Ilarris - Lever-
good bill apptoved by Senate Coun-
ty Government Committee sent
to Senate Bowls and Highways
House passed bill recoiling sworn
statement on purchases by all pub-
lic officials
Horse Race Betting — Amend-
ment agreed upon by horse and
(log interests attached in conmit-
tee and bill sent back to House
calendar
Mental Health — Questioning of
Airs Anna Scruggs in Find school
probe postponed while committee
makes further investigatiort
Labor— Senate "right to work"
resolution assigned to three corn-
nintees House bill set for public
hearing Tuesday and Wednesday
Hit Where It Will
Hurt Lawyer Says
LITTLE ROCK Ark LI) — An
enterprising state legilaiur has
had enough of the law's delay
He proposes stern action for
judges Whose eases drag longer
than 120 days: a z1lary cut
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T h e sophomo re probationary to sennot t dd t l e i -- - t
w hoa rd posts w il l b o up 'Ward 3: Berrie Mears C A &Minn Su
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members a re J e rr y II I k
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zinar l Miller War d k
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hanIS tho yr im:for List monday Guthrie Maysville - 'Horace Dean VS sion before Senate '''' '' ' '':- z -4:1 'ittC
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C E Atkinson ''rush c vo 4 Highways - No action expected
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ship imams anti stniors most council members from a ILA Of Il 1-' S Ilrir'''ls vs W E Winans on appropriations until turnpike A-r
have made at least a 3 4 grade nwinne Trustee No 5 picture is clarified as well as fed- 'Sat'
averatte during the pas( ta 0 Lexington - Royce Hall vs Chi era' and state MoneY Sittlation
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a 36 average I Shovel ford er Says rm Claude Baxter ys Jay J good bill apptoved by Senate Conn-
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n the students are price is Wrong Henry Ward 2: Monro e Bur ke tt ty ment Committee ent si ' 1
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rated by the faculty on leadet ship vs NI J Cochran Ward 4 Mrs to Senate Roads and Highways l t
poise responsibility good judge- W It'll ITA Kan 0) - A boy Nland Conn city clerk vs Vir- House passed bill requiring sworn ' t : -1 't)
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nt effective speec character shoveled the snow off the walk gmia Louise Norman statenuut on purchases by all pub u
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honesty industriousness co-oper in front of a store here -then Blanehard - Don M Stacy ‘3 ne officials
Main and service participation in shoveled half of it back Paul L Richey Ward 2 council- Horse Race Betting - Amend- Price For This Seamless Stainless Steel Cotton
The store manager said he in T J Pickard Cecil Lam-
class departmenttil and organita-
tional z ctivit Ms had two witnesses that he prom- bert and Tom J Rollins Ward ment agreed upon by horse and
dog interests attached in conmit- Quality Nylon Nylon Sheers Flatwear Set Batiste
The new members m ill Pe induct- ised the yoongster 35 cents for 3 P I Baker vs Oscar Brooks tee and bill sent back to House
me job The young shoveler un- Ward 4 GOVNS
cd at 2 pm April 9 at First Pap- Lloyd L Browser vs calendar
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dtood the price to be 75 cents Mary Daniels town clerk (1
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tki Church and parents are in- Mental Health - Questioning of
Aecepting the 35 cents the boy stillwider - J P Bryan vs Dr -1 K1 L tt
vifed Mrs Anna Scruggs in Ellid Frhool Iv- f $ 7 ' ' :
put k h alf the snow 'nit-fling O D Duncan school board War- r
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Present menthers are Sharon bac ll t'i V 5' f:
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down a prottered 15 cents more ren Cooke vs Ruben Jay mayor probe postponed while contr:ttice i'
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Chambers Kav Collier Brenda makes further investigation -' fi t ' ' ' - Atil
he emit:tined: Verde(' - Ada Davis vs Ruth I - 1'it Pairs
Cooper Janet Cox Robert Doyen- Labor— Seilide "right to work" Pairs 'l Only I'
"ea" Talkington city c Robert I) 1 -'
port Mike Dixon Deanna Dover A deal is a dl lerk
L usk vs John C Hawkins' Tr us- ''' 1 For :i I i -A For 4 4 6: r"
Delphine Floyd limmy Gray Kent resolution assigned to three com-
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Halley Can)s Hilburn Barbara New Citizen t N I mittees House bill set for public cz 1'
Ar hearing Tuesday and Wednesday Li 0
Each setting's a tribute to
Ales - thur Selzet' s wanted neutral
Kam Deere! Nlinson L o u i se Good Clipper While Trustee No 3
Hine vs Dim- vs Joe
Special for Dollar Day 40 First quality 400-needl na Silver e your good taste! Interna- Waltz gown daintied with
smith and Lvon Smith Hit Where It Will 15-denier dress sheers in tiol Sil Company In-
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Mine() - Mime s n lon ce machine washes '
These mm
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fashion cludes: 16 teaspoons 8 Y
pr m ogra iit the induction ycar-old S Gabriel(' abriel(' Blom chandler vs: oaks iiiranl co nurt Lawyer Says elast Full cut legs Fu cut f soup spoons 8 forks 8 at medium set Gay prints:
gpm-ted a new jook hen she and :)arshal Joe Davis vs C IL Hun-LI TTL E ROCK Ark LB - n small medium large tones Shop early — they'd knives with serrated bad- blue pink lilac Small
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Fallen Leaf a gro of new 1E S ci(iLetts ter Ward 4 councibnan: Om :islator h as er White
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en terprisin g state le:
took the oath of alleglimee ill Shaw VS John Niorri tr
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S nrouts 'Wings Federal Citicrt here commissioner had enough of the law s delay
The little git-1 daughter of Mr Ruth Springs - IL R Murray
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LINCOLN Neb tirt - When 1le proposes stern action for
juoges whose cases drag longer ' '' 1:'t'-- -
and Mrs Herman R Blum of vs: chartie c phi
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Aorr ison last y e ar : in - Fayetteville 14 as adopted in clerk: Rov E Teel vs R l'Ducnn Ak'(:14'
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Warounc il ma n Arthur Har- Use Duncan Banner W ant A ds 1 2 - -
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Goy Mona an the 'Great liaised 11-10 Breeds chicks d 1 council the blimiing ‘ 4" 41T
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A ley II 0 McClendon 'and Joe A Son with
The novernor's campaign man- For ACORN Disease Study Q I-::-7It 41 ' :::"' f-rn to :
Sparks Ward 2 Jatnes R Wel-
atter James J Exon of Lincoln STORRS Conn fI't - v
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the Fallen Leat" the rountrY engaged in a slogan : A liquid ph:stic fused to your ' -- lt - ' y
minor city commissioner " hire ' - t!-k' Jrt i''f't:'t i-----it -- '
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projta I - breeding chickens witri Eindkher 1-:ret c aM Controls fade po
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cohl noli(tt 6--P'1111°nt allil the The dystrophic chickens are trett conunksionet: 1 'At ward STUDIO
Nebra-lsa stale penitentiary
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r the first game in Re 2319 lb Ilidav-Wichita Fans Tex Specia l Bu y
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quattei of me oifspring will con-
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1 Bouffant Slips
Spark Sport Shirt
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prton w lit re the convicts mount-1 Podestrnin deaths account for ' Crawlabouts
ed it on a special trophy stand more than half of ad motor VC- J11 CI
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of your questions on gardening etc nerve tracing instruments and X-Ray
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