TUE CLEVELAND auttERICAN
Published at Cleveland Oklahoma
- THURSDAY MAY 11 1959
Mrs Shriner Announces
Change Is Recital Date
Because the original date set
for the piano recital occurs dur-
ing the Memorial Day weekend
Mrs Patti Adams Shriner has
announced that her piano pupilu
will appear in recital Sunday af-
ternoon June 7 at 3 o'clock in
the Methodist church The public
i3 cordially invited to attend the
program
Ordei of Itainhow For Girls
Initiates Three Friday
In an impressive initiation
ceremony Friday May 15 in the
meeting hall of the Masonic
Temple three new members
were initiated int() the Order of
Rainbow for Girls
The room was decorated with
vases of roses and greenery
Doris Martin 1Vorthy Advisor
presided
Ann Ca ITIpbell delivered the
obligation to her sister Jane
Patricia Wheeler and Sharon
Seaton initiates Mrs Glenn
Campbell majority member of
the Order of Rainbow walked
through the ceremony with her
daughier Jane Patricia and
Sharon Mrs A F Neely Mother
Advisor assisted in the cere-
mony also
Visitors were the Mmes H C
Crider past mother Advisor
Neil Swan Worthy Matron of the
Order of he Eastern Star C T
Roads Opal Wheeler J E
Foulks C L Thomas G C Al-
burty Campbell and Mr Charles
Pointer Master of Cleveland He-
bron Lodge
Election of Officers will be held
at the next meeting on Monday
May 25 There will be a slumber
party following the meeting
Annual Spring Luncheon
For Philomathie Club
The annual Spring luncheon and
concluding meeting for members
of the Philomathic Study club
was held Tuesday May 12 at the
home of Mrs J W Hanson
The buffet luncheon was served
at 12:30 o'clock arid the dining
table and quartet tables at which
the guests were seated featured
ar angements of iris
During the business session
which followed the luncheon $25
was donated to the Cleveland
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public library in honor of the
girls of the 1959 graduating class
Roll call was answered by each
member relating her plans for
summer vacation
Members present were the
Mmes Roy Blizzard W H
Boles H A Bost Glen Britton
L C Burns V C Goward
Edyth Graham M W Hambrick
Wayne Lawrence Wayman Mat-
lock Jr F Redman Roy C
Sears Patti Adams Shriner W
Harding Spicer Elgin Thomas
W Rankin Young Lyle Berryhill
IL M Chapman and Hanson
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Dinner Guests Sunday
In Ralph Franks Home
Dinner guests Sunday in the
home of Mr and Mrs Ralph
Franks Alicia and Mike were
Mr and Mrs Keith Cooper and
sons of Seminole Mrs Hannah
McPherson and Mrs Ruth Broam
of Yakima Wash Mrs Robert
King and daughters of Wichita
Kans Mr and Mrs Don Nett
of Tulsa Mr and Mrs Clyde
Surrett and family of Prue and
Mrs Dina Id Nett Sr of Bartlesville
Ill-IA) Bridge Club :Sleets
With Mrs Daugherty
The regular meeting of
Bricig club was held Tuesday
night May 12 in the home of
Mrs Jack Daugherty
The guests and members pres-
ent were the Mmes Bill Cox
Larry Morgan Jack Johnson
Charles Barnes Jr of Borger
Tex S D Adams J R Bor-
denkircher Frank Blake Jay
Hill Mitchell Sharpnack Eugene
Williams Carol Spess Imogene
Ritchie and the hostess
Party snacks were served dur-
ing the games and at the con-
clusion of the evening prizes
were awarded to Mrs Cox and
Mrs Spess
Mrs Hill will entertain the
club the evening of May 26
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Merle Blacks Hosts
At Hamburger Supper
Mr and Mrs Merle Black and
sons Doojle Richard and Gene
were hosts at a charcoal ham-
burger supper Saturday evening
when their guests were Mr and
Mrs Roy C Sears Jr Kathy
Gary and Chap of OldIshAna
City Mr Calvin Boyer and
daughter Carolyn
Euzelian Bible Study
Meeting Postponed
The Euzelian Bible Study club
will be postponed untll further
notice Mrs J M Armstrong
teacher of the course will be out
of town for an indefinite period
of time
Gleaners Class Meets
With nes A F Neely
The Gleaners Class of the First
Baptist church met Tuesday
May 12 In the home o'i Mrs
A F Neely Co-hostesses were
Mrs Burl Williams Mrs C B
Horton and Mrs Howard Payne
The meeting was opened by the
president Mrs J H Jackson
and Mrs E G Hatfield led in
prayer Mrs Williams presented
the devotional which was follow-
ed by a short business meeting
Refreshments were served at
the close of the meeting to the
following members the Mmes
Hatfield Fleda Patrick H C
Crider Elmer Ashton Arm-
strong C J Goddard Howard
Payne A L Bishop Breed
T N Gardner Virgie Jackson
G M Crider of Denver Colo
Williams Horton and Neely
Miss Nygren Hostess
At Coffee Saturday
Honoring Mrs D W Sissom
who with her family has recent-
ly moved to Cleveland Miss
'felon Nygren was hostess at an
afternoon coffee at her home Sat-
urday at three o'clock
A bouquet of white daisies was
used on the refreshment table
when Miss Nygren served cake
cookies and coffee to her guests
Those present in addition to
the guest of honor and the hos-
tess were the Mmes Ned Ball
Dixie Overman M J Ledbetter
Clarence Stallard Dale Brower
John Spur lock J D Cheek Or-
ville Hicks Elgin Thomas and
J S Overman
Mrs Griffin Hostess
To Cozy Few Club
Mrs Frank Griffin was hostess
to the Cozy Few club In her
home last Thursday evening
The evening was spent in visi-
ting and needlework and a des-
sert course was served by Mrs
Griffin to those present
Mrs A B Moore and Mrs
A L Deuel were club guests
and members attending were the
Mmes Gladys Rose It A Cas
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well Charles Kenyon Frank Pri-
vett Neil Williams Roy Watts
Ceorge Jackson Lula Shobe
C C Copeland Bill Young C F
Ilagberg and the hostess
s
Mrs J E Foulks Hostess
To WSCS Wednesday
The Women's Society of Chris-
tian Service met in the home of
Mrs J E Foulks Wednesday
May 13 with Mrs C L Scott
and Mrs Roy Sears as co-hostesses
Mrs W Rankin Young was in
charge of the lesson entitled "The
World to Christ We Bring" and
conducted the pledge service
Life membership pins were
presented to Mrs L C Burns
and Mrs II A Bost
Mrs Bost then led the instal-
lation Krvice for the new dal- I
eel's Mrs John 'AleBroome was
installed as pivsident Mrs Roy
Soars as vice-president Mrs Roy
Watts secretary and Mrs Young
as treasurer
The hostesses served refresh-
ments to the Mmes R L Luns-
ford Jr Bust Elmer Crowell
R M Aired B W Eaton W
Spicer Glen Britton E M Jones
Lillian Smith M V Hambrick
Harve Rinebold R E Bridwell
H W McSorley II M Chapman
and the hostesses
Donna Sue Houston Has
Party For Ninth Birthday
Mrs T D Houston entertained
Saturday May 16 at the Youth
Center to honor her daughter
Donna Sue on her ninth birth-
day May Day decorations were
used throughout the room The
guests played games and were
served ice cream and birthday
cake
Those helping Donna to cele-
brate her birthday were Celia
Sneed Lesta Cheek Donna Tay-
lor Debbie Branch Cathey Bay-
outh Dian Thomas Ricky Tay-
lor DeeDee Bejcek Paul Bejcek
Nancy Hall Phyllis Taylor Mi-
chele Berryhill Jimmy Branch
Kathy Sneed and Glenda Houston
Mr and Mrs Lawrence
Hosts to Church Group
Mr and Mrs Wayne Lawrence
were hosts to the Young Mar-
ried Couples class of the First
Christian church at a steak din-
ner at their home Friday night
Mr Lawrence is the class teach-
er Mr and Mrs Emile Bayouth
and Dr and Mrs Wayman Mat
lock were guests and members
of the class present were Mr
and Mrs Bob Jackson Mr and
Mrs Carol Spess Mr and Mrs
Roy Blizzard Mr and Mrs Gor-
don Upshaw and ' Mrs Ronald
Upshaw
Debbi Sp ess Honored
On Fifth Birthday
Honoring her daughter Debbie
on her fifth birthday Mrs Carol
Spess entertained a group of chil-
dren at their home last Friday
afternoon at three o'clock Assist-
ing with the entertainment were
Mrs Frank Blake Mrs Leon
Weaver of Mannford Mrs Ray
Spess and Mrs Eugene Williams
The guest list included Cindy
Matlock Danny Bayouth Geor-
gia Lee Blizzard Donna Blake
Mark Williams Stan and Steve
Hicks Joanie Weaver Linda
Spess and the honoree
A number of games were play-
ed and refreshments of birthday
cake and Ice cream were served
Favors consisted of party hats
to
Friend ly ew Meets With
Mrs E W Means Monday
The Friendly Few club met in
the home of Mrs E W Means on
Monday May 18
Mrs Frank Griffin vice-president
presided and roll call was
answered with items of Interest
The rest of the afternoon was
spent in handwork and visiting
The hostess served ice cream
and cake to the following mem-
bers: the Mmes W E Annett
Art Butcher A L Deuel J E
Foulks Griffin M W Hambrick
V L Houser E R Perry and
C L Scott -
The next and final meeting of
the season will be in the home
of Mrs Butcher on June 8
Hospital Notes
Mrs George Dunham is a pati-
ent in St John's hospital in Tulsa
for observation and possible sur-
gen Her room number is 260
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Wesley Joe Scott infant son of
Mr and Mrs Joe Scott who is
a patient in St John's hospital
is much improved at this time
and has been placed in the nur-
sery with other babies He is ex-
pected to be I returned to his
home within a few days
Dennis L Bledsaw Jr infant
son of Mr and Mrs Dennis L
Bledsaw of Mannford is a patient
in Hil !crest Medical Center in
Tulsa where he underwent sur-
gery for removal of a cyst Wed-
nesday May 13 The baby is re-
ported to be in excellent condi-
tion and will be returned to his
home soon
Local News
Mr and Mrs W J 'Leenhouts
accompanied Mrs Max Leen-
houts and family to Oklahoma
City Friday where they left to
Join Mr Leenhouts in Corpus
Christi to make their home Mrs
Leenhouts and the children have
spent the past six weeks with Mr
Leenhouts parents while he has
been making the transfer from
Calgary Alberta Canada Mr
and Mrs W J Leenhouts
returned by way of Seminole
where they spent Friday night
with Mrs C D Carney return-
ing to Cleveland Saturday
Mr and Mrs A L Itudsonpli-
lar attended the Oil Show in Tul-
sa Sunday
CARD OF Tuts KS
Once again I am home from the
hospital and once again I am
lace to face with the futility of
words to say lust what is in my
heart So just a simple thank
you everyone big and little old
and young for the wottAnrful
cards letters gifts telephone
calls and visits: also the prayers
for my recovery Although I am
still housebound may I say with
Tiny Tim "God bless you every-
one '
Sincerely
Mrs Ida Phillips
Osage Hills State Park—a rugged cross-section out of the once sprawling Osage Indian reserva-
tion—is a popular vacation and recreation area for those who like relaxation filled wit h a "western
accent" and colorful early day history
The park a scenic wooded sector surrounded by rolling grassland teeming with fat cattle is lo-
cated midway between Pawhuska and Bartlesville The site is in Osage county Oklahoma's larg-
est and twice the size of the state of Rhode Island
Osage Hills park covers 850 acres more than half given to the state by the citizens of Bartlesville
and Pawhuska Through the park courses Sand Creek a stream harboring bass crappie perch sun-
fish and channel cat
Sand Creek twists and turns down forested canyons and past high cliffs From the top sight-
seers gain a panoramic view of large portions of the park
Since the state took over the park a small lake has been built on one of the tributaries of Sand
Creek and this body of water—named Lake Lookout in memory of the late Fred Lookout Chief of
the Osages—supplements Sand Creek In providing fishing for park visitors
Other facilities making the area attractive to vacationers include a swimming pool camping
and picnic ateas modern cabins and a youth camp that will accommodate groups as large as 125
persons Rental boats also are available
As a general picnicking fishing and boating attraction the pat k serves a large area in northeast
Oklahoma as well as many visitors from out-of-state It Is especially popular with Boy Scouts and
other nature study groups
It is said the first "out-of-state visitor" in the Osage Hills park region was DeSoto in 1542 but
long before his time and for many years thereafter the area was a hunting ground for the warlike
Osages and other western tribes
It was eventually made an Indian reservation Subsequently oil was discovered in the Osage
country and the Osages for a time were among the richest people in the world
In territorial days the Osage Hills were a favorite "hideout" for outlaws and the Sand Creek
bottoms provided camping places for horse thieves traveling what was known as "thieves path" en
route to Kansas with animals stolen in Texas
Today the area is best known for its large cattle ranches and lush bluestem pastures Other
area attractions include Oklahoma's first oil well Hulah Lake the Indian Museum at Pawhuska
and nationally famous Woolaroc ranch and lodge southwest of Bartlesville
News in Brief
Annual Picnic Sunday
For Rebekah Odd Fellows
The annual Osage Hills picnic
for the members of the Odd Fel-
lows and Rebekah lodges and
their families will be held at the
Osage Hi lk State park on Sun-
day May 24
Church services will be held
beginning at 11 am followed by
dinner and a program
The Pawhuska Rebekah lodge
will be in charge of the dinner
which will be served cafeteria
style Each one Is asked to bring
his own silvrware and plates I
Foy McClung Accepts Position
In Fairfax Schools
Foy W McClung commerce
teacher for the past three years
in Cleveland high school has ac-
cepted a position as physical
education instructor and Junior
high coach in the Fairfax school
system Mrs McClung who has
been a teacher at West Side ele-
mentary school will not teach
during the coming year
The NIcClungs have two sons
Foy Dewayne a sophomore and
Ricky filth grade
Mr Robert Ford former Cleve-
land teacher is principal in the
Fairfax system
Ki Wallig Members
Attend District Meet
Kiwanis members from Cleve-
land who attended the district
meeting at Woolaroc last Wednes-
day were C B Giddens Wayne
' Lawrence Jack Johnson L A
Davis Orman Cheek Kent Walk-
er L C Mueller Harold Mc-
Donald and Bruce Barbecued
buffalo meat with trimmings
were served to the guests and
favors of miniature vials of per-
fumes were presented to the wives
present "Cotton" Clover was the
main speaker and musical en-
tertainment and Indian dances
were presented during the meal
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Mrs Ida Phillips Returns
Prom Hospital Thursday
Mrs Ida Phillips librarian at
Cleveland high school :eturned
home from the hospital Thursday
where she has been confined for
1 six weeks following a heart seiz-
ure Mrs Phillips stated that one
of the finest encouragements
given during her stay there was
the many cards numbering more
than 300 she received from
f riends and former students
Cards came from Guam the
Hawaiian Islands Germany and
other points overseas On card
came from Mrs Katherine
Crooch of Okmulgee a pupil of
Mrs Phillips' in the first Sun-
day school class which she taught
at the Methodist church in 1918
Since her return the Delta
Kappa Gamma teachers' sorority
has had a telephone installed
Inear her bedside for her convenlence
Baptist Brotherhood Sponsors
Utoetrina! Study Course
Men of the Brotherhood at the
First Baptist church have spon-
sored a study course of doctrine
this week with members of the
Brotherhood teaching the studieS
The study periods will continue
through Thursday night Mack
Coker Brotherhood president
has said
Teachers on the respective
nights are Jack D Johnson FM
Byford Lee Cook and German
Odom
First Junior Baseball
Games Here Monday
The first games of the season
for the Junior baseball 'teams
wilt be held here Monday night
at the West Side Park The
Cleveland Midgets will meet the
Oi Iton Midgets starting at six
o'clock followed by a game be-
tween the Cleveland and Oi Iton
Preps
Some changes have been made
In the line-up of coaches The
Rev Charles Reesr and Lloyd
Collins are now coaching the 11-
12 year old Midget team for-
merly coached by Leroy Trimble
Melvin Gibbons and Millard Log-
gins are working with the 15-16
year olds and Arvi Ila Loggins
has taken over the coaching job
of the 13-14 year olds
Jay Hill and Kenneth Lewis are
coaching the group of 9-10 year
olds as had been previously announced
Return From Kansas Visit
Mr and Mrs J D Rowe re-
turned Saturday afternoon from
Olathe Kans where they visited
for a week with their son J D
Rowe Jr and family Their son
is in the Navy and has been
chief supervisor of the air school
at Olathe He will leave this
month for the Sigonella air base
at Catania Sicily for a tour of
duty He has previously been as-
signed to a station at Rome
Sister Of Harold
Hammond Dies
Mrs Eva Skinner 52 of Ket-
chum Okla a sister of Harold
Hammond of Cleveland died Sun
day morning following a series
of strokes
Funeral services were to be
held Wednesday afternoon at
2:30 at the Seventh Day Adven-
tist church of Ketchum
Mrs Skinner is survived by
her husband five children and
one grandchild
Mr and Mrs Hammond Mr
and Mrs Kay Don Hammond
and Mrs H C Garrett Planned
to attend the sehjecs Wednes-
day afternoon
Local News
Earl Bridwell of Oklahoma
City spent Thursday with Mr and
Mrs R E Bridwell They ac
companied him to Hutchinson
Kans where they visited Friday
and Saturday with Mr and Mrs
Kent Johnson and family and
Mrs Bernice Oakes
Mr O L Patrick visited the
Oil Show in Tulsa Saturday
Obituary
GEORGE L 816EIAM
George L Bigelow was born in
Sharp Kans on March 18 1877
and departed this life in Cleve-
land Oklahoma on May 13 1959
at the age of 82 years one
month and 25 days He moved
from Denver Colo to Cleveland
10 years ago and was a retired
yardmaster for the Frisco R R
He was united in marriage to
Nettie Jackson and to this union
were born four children George
L Bigelow Jr of Kansas City
Kans Jol"sn Bigelow of Los An-
geles Calif Mrs Richard J Etz-
ler of Kansas City Kans and
Mrs W II McArtor of Overland
Park Kans Also surviving is a
sister Doll Pierce of Wichita
Kans 4 grandchildren and 6
great-grandchildren
He was a member of the Ben
Hur Lodge No 322 Caswell con-
sistory of the Scottish Rite Kan-
sas City Mo
In 1952 he became a member
of the Church of Christ
He will be sadly missed
Services were conducted Satur
day May 16 1959 in the Chap-
man Chapel by Joe Keener
minister of the Church of Christ
Interment w a a in Woodland
cemetery
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Local News
Mr R J Patrick of Liberal
Kans who was attending the Oil
Show at Tulsa visited his par-
ents Mr and Mrs O L Patrick
Friday night
Mrs Gordon Green and daugh-
ters of Sapulpa Mrs H G Mor-
sey and Mrs Bert Greenwood of
Mannford and Mrs Hazel Brady
of Jennings visited Friday with
Mr and Mrs Tom Green
Mr and Mrs B W Eaton and
Mr and Mrs J E Evans at-
tended the Oil Show in Tulsa
Saturday On Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs Eaton visited Mrs
Barbara Eaton and son and Mr
and Mrs P M Pridgen at Sand
Springs
Mr and Mrs Willis R Hall cf
Lovington N M arrived Tues-
day evening for a visit with Mr
hail's mother Mrs Lydia Hall
and other relatives and friends
Mr and Mrs Richard Shepley
Linda and Stevie of Tulsa visited
Mrs Shepley's mother Mrs Ly-
dia Hall Sunday afternoon
Visitors in the home of Mrs
Beulah Ritchie and her father
Mr A W Hart during the week
were Mr and Mrs Floyd Hart
of Ter Iton Mr and Mrs Elmer
Passmore of Hominy Mr and
Mrs Bob Morris of Hallett Sala
and Gurene Cook of Tulsa and
Mrs Grace Burcham and sons
Cecil and Raymond of Enid Mrs
Burcham is Mr Hart's only sister
Winds:and High
Humidity Bring
Warming Trend
High southerly winds with ris-
ing humidity produced a warm-
ing trend in this area during the
past week Although called a cold
front when it moved into Cleve-
land Sunday evening bringing
stormy clouds the air beforehand
was hot and muggy Residents
cast wary eyes around the sky
watching for suspicious forma-
tions The shim broke in full fury
just before midnight Sunday
bringing light hail and 111
inches of rain No funnels were
sighted in this area but er-
roneous reports plami slme at
Pawnee and other sections near
here
Additional moisture occurred
Monday raising the total precipi-
tation for the week ending Tues-
day May 19 to 161 inches
Temperature readings according
to O F Taylor official westing
observer for Cleveland are as
follows:
Day Iligh Low
Wednesday 83 54
Thursday 75' 38
Friday 73 48
Sat urday 74 52
Sunday 76 60
Monday 88 57
Tuesday S8 68
History Of Marine
Uniforms Told
Mr Average Citizen is fairly
well-in'iormed about the Marine
Corps being America's force-inreadiness
hut according to Mar-
ine Sergeant Max Taylor local
Marine recruiter much mystery
surrounds the f a med "Dress
Blue" uniform
"Although attracting attention
wherever seen the Marine dress
uniform doesn't conform to con-
ventional modern styles because
it is so steeped in traditior " said
St Taylor
The Sergeant pointed out that
the red trouser-stripe worn only
by officers and non-corns corn:
tnemorates the blood of com-
missioned and noncommissioned
officers who lost their lives in the
battle of Chapultepec in the Mexi-
can War of Mt&
He also said the high collar
which looks uncomfortable but
actually 'sift Is a holdover from
sword !fighting days
"When Marines were fighting
hand-to-hand on the decks of sail-
ing vessels" related the Ser-
geant "the high collar was of
hard heavy leather padded for
comfort and served to ward off
fatal sword thrusts at the jugular
vein It was from the leather col-
lar that Marines earned the title
of 'Leatherneck'"
"And believe me" concluded
Taylor '"we are proud of the
Marine Dress Blues and wouldn't
change them for the world"
Girl Scout News
Party Aprons and Belts
Made By Eighth Grade Scouts
The eighth grade Girl Scouts
met Monday May 18 in the
Scout building tind made party
aprons of net trimmed with rib-
bon and rhinestones Earlier in
the month they made belts of
metallic rick-rack
Refreshments of pop cookies
and candy were served to Susan
)lueller Peggy Goad Pam Ad-
ams Ann Stallard Barbara Sum-
mers Linda Allen Jane Cook
Linda Thomas Kathy Brock and
the leader Mrs E S Summers
Reporter Barbara Summers
Mr and Mrs A L Bishop
visited Mrs Bill Smith and fame
fly at Hominy last Wednesday
On Sunday Mrs Patty Lacrone
and Barbara and Lorne Smith of
Hominy were dinner guests In the
home of Mr and Mrs Bishop
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Miss Mariam Shelton of Tura
visited Mr and Mrg Howard
Clark and family over the week-
end Mr and Mrs Clark 'and
Jimmy Mr T L Gunn and Miss
Shelton of Tulsa visited Saturday
at Wellston with Mr and Mrs
Adrian Legako and son Ws
Clark spent Saturday at Barn's-
dall on business
Mr and Mrs M W Hambricik
and Mr and Mrs Grey Satter-
field and Shelley of Oklahoma
City were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs Lester Mre3or-
ley in Tulsa
Mr and Mrs L E Barrier at-
tended the baccalaureate serv-
ices Sunday evening at Cushinz
Their granddaughter Leah Bar-
rier is in the graduating rissq
Mrs Imogene Ritchie and Mrs
O E Swaney viewed the Tulsa
Rose Garden and attended the
IPE Sunday afternoon
Mrs A F Neely spent Wed-
nesday and Thursday in TUI
with Mr and Mrs Arthur Ran-
dall and son Mr and Mrs Neely
visited in Claremore Sunday with
Mr and Mrs Paul Neely and
family
Mrs Ida Robison Of Hominy
spent from Monday until Thurs-
day with Mr and Mrs T: J Ver-
million Mrand Mrs Bill White
of Norman spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mr and Mrs V-q-
million Guests in their home
from Thursday to Sunday were
Robert Magruder and Delbert
Bard from Owensboro Ky NV
Vermillion Mr Magruder and
Mr Bard spent Friday and Sat-
urday at the Oil Exposition
Mr and Mrs Cornell Siler and
sons of Burke S Dak arrived
Saturday evening to spend a
week with Mr and Mrs Jess
Lee and Mrs Ethel Runyon MrS
Runyon is the mother of Mts
Slier and Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs
Tommy Runyon of Oklahoma
City spent the weekend with Mr
and Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs Stile
Mr and Mrs Lee and Mrs Run-
yon attended the Oil Show in Tul-
sa Monday and were dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs Raymond
Lee Mrs Slier and Mrs Runyon
visited Mrs Cleo Runyon in
Barnsdall Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Wayne Lee left
Tuesday for the Lake Tenldller
area where they will spend the
next two weeks on a fishing trip
J W Still of Oklahoma City
spent the weekend with hisinoth-
er Mrs Lulu Still !
Mr and Mrs C B :Horton
visited in Oklahoma ' City last
weekend with Mr and Mrs0:L
Peters and Danny ?-‘:
Mr and Mrs E S Brewer at-
tended the oil exposition In Tialsa
Monday
Mr O A Swan returned home
Monday from St John's hospltal
Tulsa where he had - received
treatment during the past week
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