The Cleveland American (Cleveland, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1959 Page: 6 of 10
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1959 Senier'
Class Will
We the members of the Senior
Class of 1959 of Cleveland high
School City of Cleveland County
of Pawnee State of Oklahoma
being now in good health and
strength of body and mind but
realizing we cannot keep all we
have gained and now possess
and desiring to make disposition
of certain properties and affairs
while in good health and strength
do hereby make publish And de-
clare the following to be our last
111 and ieotament
The following menthe I Of the
Senior Class of til59 do individual-
ly or eAketively leave the nam-
d valued belongings to members
Of thO Junior class: :
CAROL BAKER wills her abili-
ty to cat all she vants vithout
gaining Nveight to Jane Reno
MARGARET Bi- RNES loaves
her shorthand hook and ghost
COSttillle she wore in the Senior
play to Pat Allen
RONNIE CONWFLL wills his
driving ability to J R Russell
and Herbert Sisson''
RIM' ANGLIN wills her ability
to take part in so many activi-
ties and do a good job in all of
them to Mary Potts Good luck
Mary
SANDRA ALEXANDER leaves
her baton place in Who's Who
and her talent to be both heard
and seen everywhere to Kitty
'Ferment
jr M ADSIT wills his role In the
speech play as Iforselace Dilly
to James Kester
MARY FLAGER wills h e r
sweet personality and pretty
blaek hair to Dadreon Maxwell
and Kay Travis
KAY BERRYMAN wills her am-
bition to grow tall to Merrita
Bridge and Carolyn Come
Hope you do a bettor job than
she did girls
CHARLOTTE CUNNINGIIAM
wills locker number 30 to Norma
Buck land She hopes you can keep
it clean as she did (cleaned it
Once the whole year)
SUE COWEN wills her ability
to make people laugh to Mary
Nell Hager Laughter is a great
gift Mary Nell guard it well
AMOS GIBBONS wills his good
record in school and all the burnt
up roads around Cleveland to
Jack Lemmons
FRANKLIN GRIFFITH wills
his good looks to Melvin Shenoid
Billy Stephens a n d Kenneth
Lowe
MARTHA IIALL wills her loc-
ker in chemistry lab to Erma Lee
Bishop It's the best locker in lab
Erma
KATIIRYAN HORTON wills
her long walk to the bus stop to
James Redman
SAM INGLE leaves to Buster
Dell a road° map to Hominy
Have fun Buster!
SANDRA BROWN wills her
ability for giving shorthand dicta-
tion to Elaine Braden and Mar
k0 ONO AUEM
fashion rated colors
exciting new idea
in home decorating!
exciting new idea in home decorating!
Phone 57
as featured iVOGUE
"Fresh strokes of fashionapplied by the
painter's brush" says VOGUE magazine
LUMBER
I
garet Molleur
CHARLES JOIINSIW teaeé t(!t1
Verlin Payne and Joe Comer his
ability to flirt with all the girls I
and get away with IL
GOLDIE STROUD' 'leaves her
gift of gab and asking questions
to Ida Eshelman
CAROL VANHOY wills her
ability to make straight A's in
bookkeeping to Carolyn Venable
LEAH KESNER a n d ANN
CAMPBELL will to Sue McCoy
all the laughs heartaches and
fun of tieing tut the TIGERS
TALE staff along NVit h Aims
seat in physics
CAROL :leSPADDEN wills lot
Texas dra‘a to Carolyn Alborly
BEVERLY SAN7)ERS wills to
Jackie Keeiing iiit Lucille Nis
her abAtiy to be (010t ill home
economic's
CIIESTER LEE find ERRY
IGRAY will their painting ability
Feddie Cole and Harvey Allen
wus(iN ilk part in
holping them tiul not
caught to Lai ry Tomlinson and
Leon Batson
(liARLEs 1()Nt lea‘es his'
pop gu- to Howard Wiles'
KEri'lf :IcSI)ItLEY 'ill his
ability of getting along vitt) all
the teachers to Richard Brown!
DORIS MARTIN ilk he r
essay tnedal 70 incite-- of height
knack for influencing peimle hot
rod ability and VX1 iselne love for
mushrooms to Ann Overman
! NEOMA MONFORTE wills her
ability of saying one thing and
meaning another to Virginia Hor-
ton and Barbara James
GARY MOORE wills his gavel
and all the headaches Of being
Student Council president to -Linda
Pearce
GERMAINE ODOM wills to
Sue Ann Ball her ability to say
"howdy Neighbah!"
PATSY PORTER Wilk her
ability to talk 2-1 hours a (lay
without stopping to Shirley Bick-
ham SUE MONFORTE WHIN t
Carolyn Treece her ability to
catch the older guys
DARREL HAGER and FRANK
REED leave their cue sticks and
talent for tearing the rear ends
out of cars to Res Merriman
JACKIE RITCHIE leaves his
unpaid I O U's to Doe Lee
BARBARA ROBERTSON wills
her sparkling peNonality won-
derful sense of humor and her
nickname "Flub-a-Dub" to Pau-
line Coker
TOMMIE SCOTT wills to Patsy
Brown her ability to win a bra
Met full of medals in her senior
year
BARBARA SKIDGEL leaves
her surgeon's gloves and scalpel
to Kathleen Taylor
CAROLYN BEJCEK and LIN-
DA KYSAR will their housekeep-
ing ability to Sharon Riggs
MARY SNIDER wills her abili-
ty to get engaged her senior year
to Beulah Spencer and Helen
DICK WALTERS leaves his C
Club paddle and all-conference
tackle honor to Kenneth Spears
and Joe Nichols
LUCILLIE WHILES wills her
COMPANY
PROMPT FREE DELIVERY
Cleve 'Ind Okla
ab)WY t4e -bit -through Mr Mc
Clung'S jokes to Joyce Donnelly
JACK BYERS wills his broken
test tube3 round bottom flasks
and deflagrating spoon to James
Barnett and Duane Hall Have
fun boys
DONNA WILKERSON wilts
her slightly used diary and abili-
ty to wink at the judges and
therefore win beauty contests to
Dixie Wilcoxaott
GLENN HUNT wills his posi-
tion as basketball captain to Jae-
kle Barnett it can be fun Jackie
especially at coronation time
JAMES WILCONSON wills his
nacknatne of -Shag" to James
Davis
DALE LINDON wills his abili-
ty to go steady his senior year
to Titn Potter
WALTER AVANTS wills
YEA JaelcH !o Limner
LlNDA (lOOD!'lAN vfls all
the fun sin had in her senior
year honors rind ji S in plav4
iespeciany thr singing parts)
athl her yvil)v !) 171y Berry-
hill NUKE 'PARTS!! 11r1 DE'A'AYYE
WILLIAM'' loav pool hall
and all tlwir themos toipecially
the von ‘vord ones) to Jerry
Renee
TUDY KYSAll wills to La Zeta
Eubank Iii ability to fight con-
tinously vih her steady Si) she
can have the fun of making up
Senior Class
Prophecy of 1959
As the future collies we like
the stars will change Some of
us will constitute the falling
) stars while others will rise to
( heights imknown This is the Sen-
ior Class of 1959 as we see it in
r ten years
Ten years from now we see
- JIM ADS!'!' as a TV star He
does toothpaste commercials for
Ipana Burky Beavers alternate
We see WALTER AVANTS as
a great poet His latest creation
reads:
I Humpty Dumpty sat on the
wall
Humpty Dumpty had a great
fall
All the Kings horses and all
the King's men
- Had scrambled cggs for break
fast
- MARGARET BARNES now has
her wings to fly PS As a
stewardess not as an angel with
a halo yet
r KAY BERRYMAN has achiev-
ed her ambition to be a hillbilly
s singer Her latest record is on
I the Flea label Its called "Hound
Dog" Well If it worked for
- Elvis-
- JACK BYERS a prominent hog
raiser has developed a startling
- breed of pig with no kinks in
its tail
a RONNIE COWELL is now a
professional wrestler called the
7 Red Headed Wrecker Ronnie
e didn't do so good In his last bout
s and he is now known as the Red
'leaded Wreck
r SUE COWEN is now a nurse
at the Mercy Hospital What's
this? All boys?? Mercy Mercy
CIIARLOTTE CUNNINGHAM
really has problem She's still
looking for George but personally
we figure she'll settle for Sarge
We see ()1e of our classmatei
has made a name for himsell
In the food business AMOS GUI-
DONS now has a drive-in calted
Gibbon's Rim his speclaP
called the Bootlegger's Sand-
vvich You can pick them ttp at
the curb or have thorn 1A:91k to
the car
WU Cdr 4
JERRY GRAY finally- went in-
to the cleaning business for him-
elf — now he's in San :Quentin
Ile left too much gvidence on his
last "clean-up" job !
FRANKLIN GRIFFITH is still
winning prizes but how with a
different species of cattle These
art his short-horned long-horns
DARREL !LAGER manufac-
tures Dragon 'Juice You ask what
dragon juice is? It's milk from
short-legged cows
MARTHA HALL is doing good
for herself She now owns a
chain of railroad stations She
had some bad luck though The
other day she got sued for the
death of a man who died from
exhaustion- tryieg to find a cor-
ner in on of her round-houses
CAROL VANHOY Is now exec—
utive bookkeeper for McGillacuty
NloGillaeuty and MeGillacuty It
seems that she made a few minor
alterations amounting to $50000
(Site claims Mr McClung told
hor about the Clorox)
DICK WALTERS is now the
coach of a professional foot hall
team called the Rooters They
haven't won a game yet but
Dick hasn't given up
GERMAINE ODOM is still
ingin' with the heat Iler latest
dance creation is the hula with
tho Cha ('ha beat
JACKIE RITCHIE is a tele-
v kion ropatrrnan Potty shock-
ing work eh Jackie?
BARBARA SKID GEL is nowia
medical nurse to the cannibalst in
deepest Africa She was dtling
lino until she fouad herselY In a
— ---- 0
stew!
LUCILLE WHILES has now
won the wA)rld's typtmz epalest
She typed 80 net words a Minute
The remarkable thing about the
whole event vas—she did it with
only one hand t No typewriter
either?)
PATSY PORTER has her own
beauty salon and has taken ad-
vantage Of the new rage in hair
dyes She is very patriotic though
shz9 only dyes hair red white or
blue
BARBARA nongwrsoN has
gone Into the manufacture of per-
sonality pills her tnotto Is "they
bubble they fizz they give you
indigestion"
TOMMIE SCOTT is a smash
In the entertainment woiqd She
has adopted the stage name of
Quanita Beevey "Oh for the love
of Quanita Beezley'
KEITH McSORLEY is now King
of Lower Slobbovia The people
there discovered that they really
had two rulers—one on each of
his feet (Two feet—get it?)
MIKE PARISH In ten years is
still traveling around the world
on a banana boat He was doing
fine until he slipped on a 'Ianina
peel
JAIVIES WILCOXSON has nOW
gone into the ice delivery busi-
ness His slogan is "Have Iee
Will Travel'
DEWAYNE "WIENER" wa-
LIAMS has opened a blubber !tic-
tory in Juneau Alaska Just
to show Sue how well he was
doing he decided to bring a
souvenir home to her but the
igloo just wouldn't make it
JIMMY WILSON has recently
completed a new rocket fuel for
flight into outer space He calls
it Wham° Personally it smells
more like "White Lightning"
MARY FLAGER now has her
own pet shop in Tulsa Her favor-
ite pet inspired this poem:
Mary had a little skunk
Its stripe was white as snow
And everywhere that Mar!
went
Nobody else would go
KATHRYAN HORTON who is
now Kathryan Eshelman has al-
ways heard that things come
cheaper by the dozen and she is
trying it by the gross
GLENN HUNT has achieved
his secret desire: he is now in the
typewriter business with Mr
C K Peck They call their
maehines the Hunt and Peck
Specials
SAM INGLE has his own drill-
jug rig He drills for gold----H
Well who else would have thought
of it?
SANDRA BROWN and family
are now known as Sandra and
her little Scooters
CHARLEY JOHNSON decided
to mrke a career of basketball—
he dyed his hair and joined the
Redle?ads—he always did like
girls
LEAH KESNER has graduated
now and has a major in animals
husbandry from OSU She also
has a General in the Army
JUDY KYSAR went to a col-
lege for teachers but somehow
hèr transcript got jumbled
around and she is now a drill-
sergeant at West Point She
isn't howling
CHESTER LEE is a technician
in the Army at Cape Canaveral
The missiles aren't getting fired—
but he is
DALE LINDON is now a de-
tective on television He is known
in the under-world as Linden of
London
CHARLES LONG is still climb-
ing the ladder of success Watch
that first step Charles it's a big
onel
DORIS MARTIN a psycholo-
gist has for years been search-
ing for ' the missing link She
finally found it— and married it
NEOMA MONFORTE now sells
stoves Her theme is "Home on
the Range"
SUE MONFORTE now has her
own basketball team They are
known as "Sue and her six little
Drobbles"
CARY MOORE is now presi
dont of his own loan company
Ills motto is "Get less from
Moore"
DONNA WILKERSON is now
onarried to an Italian Count who
OWnS a chain of restaurants and
really enjpys indult:in4 She did
feel that he carried it too far
‘vben he insisted on naming their
children pepperoni Pizza Nlin-
nestronie and the baby Spa4zhet-
ti and Meatballs
G1)ID7E sTitouo known as
go-go-Goldie is really going
plai:os Shp evon chanced her
name to Platinum to add class
CAR()LYN BEICEK CAR( IL
' MeSPADDEN BEVERLY SAN-
DERS LINDA KYSAR and
FRANK REED are still enjoying
----quote—: married bliss??
MARY SNIDER has just had
a major operation—it seems that
shl broke her funny bone
CAROL BARER has gone into
the wrecker business tp save
money At her last count she had
smashed 78 fenders bent 84
grills and broken 20 wind shields
SANDRA ALEXANDER hasn't
slowed down enough Yor our
crystal ball to catch up with her
but at last report we heard she
ri
LOW SAFE RATES
PROMPT SETTLEMENT OF CLAIMS
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110 S Broadway Phone 31
Pictured above are some of the guests among the approxlmated 160 who attended the Fiftieth
Anniversary of the Christian Church in Hallett Sunday May 10 Included among the old timers are
Dr and Mrs J Watkins and !fr Gallo'' Picture is by Marvin Barnum
was organizing a petition to buy
new nose rings for the Ooba-
Ouba Tribe in Boa Boo la Afri-
ca ANN CANIPBELL has cross-
pollinized the chrysanthemum
with the milk INeed and she pro-
duces four gallons of pre-pasteurized
milk a day
JUDY ANGLIN owns an orange
juice manufacturing business
She claims that her product is
the orange juice from contented
oranges
BAYL&
Mr andMrs John Cramer an-
nounce the birth of their third
child 'first daughter on Friday
afternoon May 15 The baby
weighed 11 pounds and has been
named Alicia Earlene
The baby's brothers are Mich-
ael 6 and Steven 3 Mrs Cra-
mer is the former Dorothy Gil-
ley daughter of Mr and Mrs
B Gilley
-
Mr and Mrs Dennis L Bledsavv
of Mannford announce the birth
of their first child a son on
May 9 at the Hominy hospital
The young man weighed eight
pound s 12 and three-quarter
ounces and has been named
Dennis L Bledsaw Jr
Mr and Mrs Fred R Head
of Terlton are the maternal
grandparents and Mr and Mrs
Matt Bledsaw of Mannford are
the paternal grandparents
Mrs Bledsaw is the former
Juanita Head of Teriton
Mr and Mrs W R White of
Tulsa announce the birth of their
fourth child first son on May 1:2
at Hillerest Medical Center in
Tulsa He has been named Ric-
hard Edwin and weighed S
pounds 7 ounces at birth His
sisters are Mollie Jo 5 years old
Colleen 3 and Ella
Grandparents are Mr and Mrs
Bill White of Cleveland and Mrs
Knight of Tulsa The mother is
the former Miss Carol Knight
Mr and Mrs Russell Sisco an-
nounce the birth of twin daugh-
ters on Monday May 4 in the
Pawnee municipal hospital Doan-
na Gay weighed 7 pounds 5
ounces and Denise Fay weighed
6 pounds 12 ounces
This is the second set of twins
for the Sisco family Connie and
Lonnie are four years old
The babies' other sisters and
brothers are Dorothy Carolyn
Donald Ronald Kenneth La
Donna and Larry
Our Readers
Write
Dear Editor:
One blessing of the ministry is
the fine people that one meets at
each pastorate consequently it is
also a liability because the time
comes when one must move on to
other fields of labor It is vith
humility that we say thanks to
the fine people of Cleveland who
received us so graciously and
with whom we have had the
privilege to associate for the last
five years We feel that we have
made many friends during this
time and we shall alwavs remorn-
her Cleveland We all lave with
the feeling that we coulA return
and find a welcome awaiting
As yet ve are not docided as
to where we are going but we
will he starting our vacation
Monday May 25 and Oil return
to prearh our farewell message to
the church June 7 We would like
to see as many of our 'friends as
possible on that day
We would appreciate your
prayers that Cod will he able to
use us to His glory
Rev and Mrs C J Tomlinson
Larry and Diana Sue
Local News
Mr and Mrs J IL Grady and
son Richard of Bismarck N D
arrived Saturday to visit Mr and
Mrs V C Coward Mr and Mrs
Coward George Coward and
Miss Patty Tennent attended the
Oil Show in Tulsa Saturday
Visitors in the Ralph Hicks
home with Mr and Mrs Hicks
and Mrs Jim Powers Tuesday
were Mr and Mrs Sid Stowers
and Laverne of McPherson
Kans Mrs Pauline Anderson
Carl Anderson Mr and Mrs El-
mer Decker and Pear line Vick-
ers all of Maramec and Mr
and Mrs Dewayne Powers and
Charlene Iltunliton
Mr and Mrs Wayne Lawrence
and sons Wayne and Donnie
visited at Woolaroc ranch and
museum near Bartlesville Sun-
day afternoon
Mrs Elmer Williams was re-
turned to her home here Friday
from the Oklahoma Osteopathic
hospital in Tulsa where she had
been a patient for a week She is
improving satisfactorily at this
time
Local News
Mrs Don H Robins and Paula
Hopson were Tulsa visitors Sat-
urday Mr and airs Elgin McClain
of Oklahoma City visited here
Wednesday evening with Mr and
Mrs R T Adams and other re-
latives Mr and Mrs Vi ills Warren of
Longview Wash visited here
last weekend with Mr and Mrs
Edd Mitchell and in Tulsa with
Mrs George Dunham who is a
patient in St John's hospital
Mr Warren is Mrs Mitchell's
and Mrs Dunham's brother
Mrs Vern Vanhoy of Yale
visited from Thursday through
Monday with her father Mr Dan
Vreeland
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PUBLIC NOTICE
Wind published in the Cleveland
American May 21 28 1959)
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Seated bids accompanied by a
certifled bid check or bid bond
for five (5) per cent of the total
bid made payable to the City of
Cleveland Oklahoma will be re-
ceived until 8:00 pm CST
June 1 1959 in the City Hall
Youth Center Cleveland Oklaho-
ma for furnishing all plant la-
bor andor materials for con-
structing improvements and ad-
ditions to the existing municipal
swimming pool Cleveland Okla-
homa The work to be performed is
separated into three (3) lots as
follows:
Lot I—Furnish equipment for
1000 gpm filtration sys-
tem Lot II—Construct N repairs
and alterations to the exist-
ing swimming pool struc-
ture Lot III—Furnish and install
recirculation system in-
stall equipment furnished
under Lot I and construct
control house
General obligation bonds were
voted for this project at a special
election on May 5 1959 The vote
margin was approximately 2:1
The bond proceedings a n d sale
are to be handled by Mr Evan
L Davis Kennedy Building Tul-
sa Oklahoma for the City of
Cleveland The bond sale is sche-
duled for May 27 1959 which
will allow actual delivery of bond
funds approximately August 1
1959 Due to the desire of the City
of Cleveland to allow operation
of this pool during a portion of
the 1939 swimming season the
"Cleveland Industrial Commis-
sion" has agreed to guarantee
payment for Lot IL This fact
may be verified by contacting
Mr Glenn Cook Arlington Hotel
Cleveland or Mr Dixie Overman
Overman Insurance Agency
Cleveland Payment for entire
project will be made upon receipt
of bond funds about August 1
1959 or as soon thereafter as pro-
ject is completed Contractor
will be urged to complete the pro-
ject as soon as possible but will
not be required to deliver ma-
terial under Lot I or start work
on Lot III until funds are actual-
ly available
The Owner reserves the right
a3 the interest of Cleveland Ok-
lahoma may require to reject
any and all bids and to waive any
informality in bids received
Plans and specifications may be
procured from Pate EngineiTing
Company 208 Peoria Plaza Build
ing 4129 South Peoria Tulsa 5
Oklahoma upon payment of T 11
Dollars $1) 110) Wch is not re-
turnable FOR THE CITY OF
CLEVELAND ONLAII0MA
C C Pate
Pate Enginoering Company
Consulting Engineers
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COOK'S
1 Real Esf ate
I Agency
Serving the
Cleveland area with
prompt efficient service
Specializing in:
City Property
Farms
Lake Sites
Oil Leases
rroperty Managercent
MOM
Glenn M Cook
LICENSED-BONDED
BROKER
Arlington Hotel
PHONE 446
Mrs O M Brubaker and Mrs-111E CLEVELAND AMERICAN
S A Woods were Enid business I Published at Cleveland Oklahanui
visitors Monday I T111RSDAY MAY 21 1959
dMN
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
FOR SALE: Several 3 and 4
room frame houses to be re-
moved from premises Bids invit-
ed Call 17
BULLDCZER
SERVICE
FOR RENT
31c
NEW 1959 ZIG-ZAG Swing Ma-
chine S16995 Terms to suit
Write for Demonstration NECCIII-ELNA
Wing Circle (104
South Main Stillwater
FOR SALE: Good electric Aeven
case Coca Cola cooler Practi-
cally brand new hand nu
Aver
John W Puck land Phone 78
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COON DoG Et )11 SALF One
year old Call Jennings 25-11
119 35 1)
Oilfield Work Farm Pon&
Yard Level lag
FULLY INSURED
NELSON SMITH
Phone 769 or 164 Cleveland
tic
Complete Line of
Parts and Service
on Briggs & Stratton Motors
SCQTT PLUMBING CO
Phone 18 Cleveland Okla
tfc
For Sale
3-bedroom modern house on
2-25 x 150 ft lots located in
tom my
Small farm south of Cleve-
land well improved
-
J E aylor
Licensed and Bonded
Real Estate Broker
REPOSSESSED- 1959 Automatic
Sewing Machine 3 Mo Old
New Warranty $11120 Paid
would Refinance Write Credit
Manager Box 513 Stillwater
Carrier
Air Condifioners
Sales and service all makes
Complete stock of filters
(all sizes)
Refrigerator Service
Scott Plumbing
Company
Phone 18 Cleveland
FOR SALE: Pomeranian Puppies
Phone 758-W2 Pawnee Cora
Boss 35e
lc
For Sale
80 acres grass land well
fenced Good pond for stock
water
6-room house garage and
storm cave Located on 4
acre tract 8 miles west of
Cleveland
One 3-raorn brick house in
west pact of town
AMOS TETER
BONDED
REAL ESTATE BROKER
umPiatzmym
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FOR RENT Small furnished
cottages and cabins Conoco
Courts 9 blocks west on Highway
64 Phone 48 4811c
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT fur-
nished CARRIGCR MOTOR
CO Phone 87 151k
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FOR RENT: Four room modern
hous at 407 W Cherokee Call
291 J M Armstrong
122 35c
-
FOR RENT: Furnished apart-
ment Private entrance and pri-
vate bath Mrs Fred Vance
Phone 508-R 121 35p
LOST AND FOUND
LOST: Child's black rimmed
glasses Reward offered if
found Michael Goodson 110 S
Vine Phone 110 120 35c
LOST: 1 toy Shepherd white
with one black ear and black
spot on tail Phone 438 Marie
Spencer 118 351p
LOCAL NEWS
Mr and Mrs Bill B Williams
Linda and Vance of Ponca City
and Mr and Mrs David Edger-
ton Steven and Marcia Of Cush-
ing were Sunday visitors In the
home of Mr and Mrs W B Williams
WANTED
WANTED for immediate employ
ment 2 men for local sales
work No traveling Experience
helpful but not noves'Aary WriTE'
District Manager Box IVA Enid
Oklahoma 33 'c
SPECIAL SERVICES
FOR SAFER DIZEVENt SEV l'S
FOR FRONT eid servivo Cor-
reds uneven tiro wear bmil
steering Itkird ri4lin1 Inspection
free
COX MOTOR CO
Ehone tlevelaall
1ZOIESEt23
FREE
Pickup and Delivery Service
all oer town
EVERY DAY
Phone 203
Moore's Cleaners
Frank Moore
Satisfaction Guaranteed
6 tic
Case Hardware
and Plumbing Co
Crane American Standard
and Kohler Plumbing Fixtures
W W Wilkins Plumber
Day — — Night
l'h 21 — — Ph 359
18 25tle
IMINIEMISMOMMEMIIIMIS
Lawn mowers hand saws
circle saws sharpened by
machine Household a n d
shop tools sharpened
HAROLD BYERS
106 S Rosehill
Phone 61
Phone 450
CHANDLER'S
2 0 tfc
Service Cleaners
116 N Broadway
Free Pick Up and Delivery
Have your winLer woolens clean
ed and stored in See-Safe bags
Guaranteed Satisfaction
TFC
Painting and
Decorating
—
(Interior and Exterior)
Sheetrock Taping and
Finishing
Paper hanging
Clyde Goodson
Phone 110 Cleveland
17111b:111ImEl
YOUNG & SON
TRUCKING
SERVICE
Local and Long Distance
Moving
DUMP TRUCKS
GENERAL HAULING
Phone 533
507 S Jules Cleveland
J E TAYLOR
Real Estate and Insurance
Office located at 11912 S
Broadway We insure both
town and country property
Also Hospitalization Insuranee
Office Phone 269
Res Phone 643
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BLACK'S COIN-0MATIC
LAUNDRY
EASY ECONOMICAL- FAST
Do Your Laundry While You Shop
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Breeden, Robert H. The Cleveland American (Cleveland, Okla.), Vol. 49, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 21, 1959, newspaper, May 21, 1959; Cleveland, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2157996/m1/6/?rotate=90: accessed November 11, 2025), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.