110ISE CITY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY MAY 1 1917
What luts lialtptd to Wood-
ward could happen to a JI y other
cty t-ir town in olisliiittima
tow n r your ttivt-n might
s Ity a tornado
and If dittatUrridden aitil debris-
ii!rewn tonittrrtetv-t-or next NVeCti
Iigii
crnezi° to
the fore tvi-ien eattas!roplies strike
Woldward's Inovfd
in quickly to give critically needed
aid and durirz a period of acute
emergency The ltHilits of the
dead were removed the injured
vo-e cared for and the homeless
were sheltered anti fed
All of this was emergency work
and it NaS Well done by federal
and state agencies the Red Cross
the 'Salvation Army local relief
organizations and private citizens
Now the emergency period is'
over and a much longer period
of rehabilitation has begun lAlhat
does this mean to Woodward with
more than 14')0 blocks of homes
schools churches and business
buildings destroyed or damaged
beyond use?
What would it mean to your
town—or my town? After losing
two months of school this spring
would our children lose another
term or another year because
school huildings were not rebuilt?
The answer is "Probably yes—
unless our neighbors gave us a
helping- hand" And that is the
otark answer that Woodward faces
Constitutional and other legal
barriers prevent governmental ag-
enclea from stepping into the
breach The Red Cross is pre-
parNi to do a big job of rehabili-
tation but it will be restricted to
private and family rehabilitation
It will not reach schools or other
public buildings
The citizens of Woodward have
shown commendable courage in
facing up to a staggering disaster
They have done and will do every-
thin g within their power to carry
the burden that has been thrust
upon them But the citizens of
Woodward with all their courage
arst with all tliftir determination
cannot do all that must be done
Accordingly Woodward's good
neighbors have been asked to help'
in the trehabilitation—just as they
helped in the emergency Wood-
ward is' in grave need-of $5()0090
tO ambit in reconstruction that
will assure school terms next fall
Woodward's appeal is a matter
'of importance to your town and
my town For your town or my
town Might be making an appeal
tomorrow—or next week Civic
cittas'' churches and chambers of
commerce in our towns can be
and should ibe the instruments
through which we do our part in
raising needed funds
But the important thing is for
each of us to lend a band just as
we would want our neighbors to
lend a hand if we were the ones
in need Checks should be -made
payable to and should be forward-!
ed to the "Woodward Relief Committee"
Keyes News
The snow and rain that fell all
day Thursday was fine on the
wfieat
A large crowd enjoyed the Sen-
ior play Friday night
Mrs Roy Martin and Mrs W
H Spradlin visited Mrs C W
Fleming at Texhoma Monday af-
termon Mrs Fleming is leaving
this week for Virginia to visit a
sistr who is quite ill Enroute
Ole will stop at McPherson Kans
to visit another sister and in
Ctlica:4o to visit a niece
Carlos lye and daughter Anita
of Compton Calif have been
visiting relatives and looking af-
ter their farming interests
Mrs Pearl Riley received word
Fainday that her father did Sun-
day at McCune Kans Mrs Riley
left early Monday morning to at-
tend the funeral
Mr It N Wilkinson made a
baineas trip to Liberal Tuesday
Lt and Mrs G W Moore and
daughter Karan of San Diego
Calif visited last week with her
brother Joe' Fleming and family
and Mr and Mrs W II Spradlin
They were being transferred to
Washington D C where Lt
Moore is entering Naval school
Cecil Mobray and son Ivan and
dauAter Mrs Don Roberts left
Thursday morning to attend the
funeral of Mrs Ida Conklin which
was held Friday at the Weir ceme-
ter)' near Jet Okla They re-
turned home Saturday bringing
Mrs Cecil Mobray and Mrs Ivan:
Mobray homl with them
Mr and Mrs R D Cray of
Buffalo announce the marriage of
their daughter Joyce to Joe Ran-
dolph of Buffalo on March 14 at -
the Methodist Church The young
couple went through high school
togeter She g-raduated and en-
tered the A & M College at Still-
water majoring in home economics
and he joined the Navy and re-1
cently was discharged
Joyce was born on their farm
east of Keyes and left here when
her father was appointed Game
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Warden of this district
Mrs Fred Sprekelmeyer is visit-
ing her mother and sons at Wichita
Falls Texas She will return
hon e this week
and Mrs Roy Martin and
Judy went tt AlnarElo Saturday
and drove a new truck home
Nev and Mrs John Cox livere
:called to Oklahoma City on busin-ss
last widc
atA Mrs C Conners left
Thurday for Ca!if to IllakP their
hof
Ir and 'Irs John Itarbaugh
vsted fiW S at Humbolt
Kals last xve(lc Mr and Mrs
John Cliileutt card I-ot their childrn 1e thy wi re away
W if SproEin enjoyed a
card shower (n his 1rthalay Wed-
Ile received many lovely
cards and expreed his thanks
Mr Spradlin's lwalth has not been
very good lately and he spents
tnost of his time in a wheel chair
It is hoped when the weather set-
tles he will not suffer so much
Dr and Mrs IL S Itoughton
left Saturday for their home in
Roadhouse I I I after a five weeks'
visit in the IL N Wilkinson home:
Mrs Frank Clifton of Boise City
visited her parents Mr awl MN1
Ward Stallard Thursday
Mrs Zida Miller was rushed to
the doctor at Guymon early Satur-
day morning It was first thought
she bad suffered a stroke of para-
lysis but the doctor stated it was
a nervous collapse She is some
better at this time
Mr and Mrs Joe Lane and son
and Miss Lucille Lawson of hook-
er Mr and Mrs Jack Humphries
of Goodwell spent the weekend
with their parents Mr and Mrs
D I Lawson Mrs Lawson pre-
pared a birthday dinner for her
(laughter Mrs Lane Saturday
which was enjoyed by all The
children brought their parents
some lovely gifts since it was their
25th lAredding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs 'Chris Hunt went
to Chieage UI last week after his
parents who will come to Keyes to
make their home with Chris Mrs
May Jones accompanied them as
far as Elgin EL to visit her
grandchildren Mr and Mrs Cody
Morrow and the new grandson
W H Cody
Betty June Webb is quite ill
as results of a relapse of the
MU Mr&
APPREICIATION
We wish to use this means of
thanking the kind people who help-
ed put out the fire which burned !
our truck and threatened our home
Mr and Mrs Howard C Smith
and children
IN THE (XUNTY COURT OF
CIMARRON (X)UNTY STATE
OF OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Guardianship
of No 374
John Tharp Jr and Jacqueline
Tharp minors
NOTICE OF HEARING GUARD-
IAN'S FINAL ACCO U NT
Notice is hereby given to any
and all persons interested in the
above styled guardianship pro-
ceedings that Myrtle Tharp as
guardian of the estates of John
Tharp Jr and Jacqueline Tharp
now Jacqueline Nelson has filed
her final account herein as such
guardian and that the same has
been set for hearing at 10 o'clock
am on Saturday May 17 1947
in the County Court Room at the
County Court house in Boise City
Oklahoma when and where any
and all persons interested in said
guardianship may appear and show
cause if any they have why said
accounts should not be approved
and confirmed and the guardian
discharged
I E
County Judge
(SEAL)
' McMahan & Loofbourrow
Attorneys for Guardian
(May 1-8)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
SS
Cimarron County
In the County Court In and For
Said County anti State
No 942
In the Matter of the Estate of
Rosa lia Lewis Ramage Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors ofRosalla Lewis
'Ramage Deceased
The creditors of the above nitin-
ed decedent are hereby notified
that the undersigned was by the
'County Court of Cimarron County
Oklahoma appointed administra-
tor of the estate of said decedent
and that all persons baying claims
against the estate of said decedent
are required to exhibit them to
said undersigned administrator of
said estate with the necessary
vouchers at the law office of Mc-
Mahan & Loorbourrow in Boise
City Oklahoma Ivithin four months
from the date of the first publica-
tion of this notice to-wit: From
the 1st day of May 1947 or the
same will be forever barred
Dated April 29 1947
E B McMahan
Administrator
Wade IL Loorbourrw
Attorney for Administrator
(May 1-8)
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BUYING HOGS
Friday May 2nd
Friday May 16th
Ray Addington
At Stockyards
Boise City Okla
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS
UNDER 1'1RI11 ION
Nutiee is herethy given that in
pururance of an order of sale
isued by the Judge of the Dis-
trict Court in and for Cimarron
Cohty State of Oklahoma on the
25th day of April I947 in an ac-
tion wherein Ida Noble was plain-
tiff and Susan Means Iva Ohnick
Delia Ellsworth Addie illerGould
Ale:ins George Means She rb e
Gangwere Blaze Gangwere Jack
Gcngwere 144)h Gangwere aml Fan-
cLan Watson the heir-7 executors
admin:strators dfvisees trustees
and :L-Hgns immediate and remote
of It C Means deceased were de-
fondant commanding me to sell
the following descri e(1 real pro-
perty situate(' in Cimarron County
State of Oklahoma to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter (SW I i )
of Section Twenty-seven (27)
Township Four (4) North Range
' Four (4) ECM
which propprty Wag apprall by
wrucn prupt!ny wa3 apprILIMII uy
the CAnnalissioners appointA to
partition said land at $400040
said Commissioners having made
their return stating that it appears
to them that partition of the above
: (lescribed real estate cannot be
' made without manifest injury and
great prejudice to the owners there-
of which return has been duly ap-
proved by the Court and in put
suance of the commands of said
w rit I will offer for sale and sell
for cash to the highest bidder
said lands above described on the
2nd day of June 1947 at 10 o'clock
am of said day at the South
Front Door of the Court House in
the Town of Boise City in said
county and state
Witness my hand this 25th day
of April 1947
Kenneth K Warner Sheriff
Cimarron County Oklahoma
C IL Board
Attorney for Plaintiff
(May 1-8-15-22)
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
County of Cimarron SS
In the County Court in and For
Said County and State
In the Matter of the Estate of
David Jurgensen Deceased No941
NOTICE TO) CREDITORS
To the Creditors of David Jurgen-
sen Deceased
The creditors of the above nam-
ed decedent are hereby notified
that the undersigned was by the
County Court of Cimarron County
Oklahoma appointed administra
trix of the estate of said decedent
and that all persona having claims
against the estate of said decedent
are required to exhibit them to
said undersigned administratrix of
said estate with the necessary
vouchers at the law office of Mc-
Mahan & Loolbourrow in Boise
City Oklahoma within four
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice to-wit:
From the 1st day of May 1947 or
the same will be forever barred
Dated April 29 1947
Mable Jurgensen
Admirlistratrix
McMahan & Loorbourrow
Attorneys for Estate
(May 1-8)
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For Sale
Hoy Haney Propritthr
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THE BOISE CITY NEWS
I SPOT IGHT HAT I
Neon hat which illuminates the
wearer is created by employes of
General Outdoor Advertising of
Chicago Worn here by Donnah 14ir
: son bonnet is operated by batteries
concealed in purse and weighs less
than one pound Entirely imprac
tical but sure to make a gal stand
out in a theatre or night club firra
: guarantees
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN
AND FOR CIMARRON COUNTY
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
P M McDaniel J C McDaniel
G W McDaniel and W A Mc-
Daniel Plaintiffs
vs No 2328
J M McDaniel and Jennie Roesch
Defendants
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION
Said defendant Jennie Roesch
will take notice that she has been
sued in the above named court for
judgement and decree decreeing
that the plaintiffs F M McDaniel
J C McDaniel G W McDaniel
and W A McDaniel are the own-
ers of an undivided one-sixth (1-6)
interest and that the plaintiff J
I M McDaniel is the owner of an
undivided one-sixth (1-6) interest
and the defendant Jennie Roesch
is the owner of an undivided one-
sixth (1-6) interest in and to the
situated in Cimarron County State
following described real property
of Oklahoma to-wit:
The Northwest Quarter (NW)
of Section Fourteen (14) and
the Southwest Quarter (SW)
1't )
of Section Thirteen (13) all in
Township One (1) North Range
Three (3) ECM
and for further judgement and de-
cree partitioning said land among
plaintiffs and said defendants
And said defendant Jennie Roe
sch must answer the petition of
plaintiffs filed herein on or be-
fore the 29th day of May 1947
or said petition will be taken as
true and judgement for plaintiffs
and against said Arlendants as
above set forth will be rendered
1947
C R Board
Attorney for Plaintiffs
ArmsT:
Mattie IIenson
Court Clerk
(April 17-24-May 1)
-3 Three-row John Deere Listers
—Certified Illinoi3 Black Spanish Broom Corn Seed
—Home Grown Black Spanish Broom Corn Seed
—Home Grown Soudan Seed
—Home Grown Westland Milo Maize
—Used And New Army Clothing
—Other New Merchandise
WHERE?
at the Bargain Store
Walsh ci loradJ
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AIIMEMba
Ci&G Supply
OPEN: 8:00 a m 6:00 p m Sat 8:00 a m-9:00 pm
French Bldg Boise City Okla
Cotton Socks 3 pr $100
TOWELS (22 x 24) 98
T-Shirts Navy Blue Denim Shirts
Kahki Pants and Shirts
(New and Used)
Herring bone Twill CoNeralls New Used
WOOL BLANKETS TOOL BOXES
GABERDINE COVERALLS New
ARMY COTS (All Steel) $650
Canvas Folding Cots
OD WOOL PANTS AND SHIRTS
COMBAT BOOTS AND SHOES
WHITE PAINTERS COVERALLS 8350
PLYWOOD LOCKERS (78 x 36)
MESS KITS 50
STATE OF OKLAHOMA
N
SS
Cimarron County
In the County Court In and For
Said County and State
In the Matter of the Estate of
Martha C Alexander Deceased
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors of Martha C
Alexander deceased
The creditors of the above nam-
ed decedent are hereby notified
that the undersigned was- by the
Colnty Court of Cimarron County
01:!lhor1a appointed Administra-
tor of the P state of said decedent
and that all persons having claims
against the estate of said decedont
we required to exhibit them to
undersign(41 Lewis E Alex-
aoder Administrator with the
r1-cessary vouclars at his resi-
dence in Boise City Oklahoma or
at the law office of McMahan and
Loolhourrow in Boise City Okla-
homa within four months from the
date of the first publication of
this notice to-wit: From the 24th
(lay of April 1947 or the same will
be forever barred
Dated April 18th 1947
Lewis E Alexander
Administrator
(April ) 1) 1) 1)
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at Guymon Oklahoma
Bought through the winter
months all the Tractor Com-
bine Truck and Passenger
Tires and Tubes and TRAC-
TOR AND COMBINE rams
he could find
Tarzar Nall
keeps Western Farmers and
Ranchers off the ground dur-
ing peak season when tires
are scarce Because I've got
the nerve to invest CASII for
big stocks during the off season
BROTHER
NAIL
is not selfish he shares with
all other Tire Dealers
Just Phone Write or Wire
2 2 yrcas
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