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VOLUME 15
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THE FoRG AN ADVOCATE
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THE FORGAN ADVOCATE FORGAN BEAVER COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY SEPT 24 1942
VOLUME 15 NUMBER 21
News of Forgan Folks
WOMIIMIENM
Mr and Mrs George Nash 1011 and Mrs Jim Sneath were din
Sunday evening to visit relatives
at Tipton Oklahoma-
Clyde Simmons from Pratt Kan-
sas is visiting at the home of his
parents Mr and Mrs Wm Sim-
mons for a few days
Mr and Mrs Hiller Hitchcock
and daughter spent Sunday even-
ing at the Lester Barnett home
Mr0and Mrs Paul Bridwell and
family spent Sunday afternoca:
'th Mr and Mrs Laven C5berly
and Mrs Wayne Andrew
e her mother Mrs Don-
daughte: George lien
Radcl rom Enid are spending
this wt vial re'atives here
Mrs Mary Marti! as a dinner
guest of her granddaughter Ms
Cleberne Elliott Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Stirl Nash and
family Mrs Murry Lebo and chil-
dren Mr and Mrs Harold Durbin
Eldon and Arthur Durbin Pauline
Arnett and Verna Bell Barnett
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs George Nash
Cecil Mitchell and his mother
Mrs Ralph Mitchell returned
home Sunday from Alamogordo
New Mexico where they had been
visiting Mr and Mrs Bill Thur-
man and daughter for several days
Mr and Mrs Gene Nichols and
family have moved to town into
the Howard property until their
new home is completed
Mrs Charlie Little left Monday
morning for Richmond California
where she w!ll visit her son Dean
for an indefinite time
Mrs Pearl Bates who has been
visiting relatives here left Thurs-
day for Woodward where she will
visit a while before returning to
her home at Wewoka
Mr and Mrs Clyde Lane and
family have moved to the John
Bolin property
Mrs Leona Turner visited at
the home of her son Harry Turner
and family from Thursday until
Sal arday
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jeffris
and family spent Sunday at the
Ed Potter home
Mrs Wilgus has been on the sick
list the past few days
Mrs Reed who has been visithig
relatives at Liberal for several
weeks returned home Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Lester Barnett and
family spent Sunday afternoon
with her parents Mr and Mrs
Claude Black
Mr and MN Murry Lebo were
Wednesday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs Tim Reynolds in honor
of the birthday anniversary of Mr
Reynolds
Mr and Mrs Howard Coldwater
and Charles and Billy Selby were
Sunday dinner guests at the R A
Whisnant home Mr and Mrs Cull
Whisnant and June from Floris
were afternoon callers
W A Black from Poteau Ok-
lahoma came Saturday and is vis-
iting at the home of his son Claude
Black and with other relatives
Mr and Airs Roger Woodward
and family spent the week-end
with his parents Mr and Mrs J
C Woodward at Elkhart Kansas
Mr and Mrs Virgil Adams spent
Sunday evening at the Bryan Mil-
ler home
Mr and Mrs Murry Lebo were
shopping in Liberal Tuesday
Mrs Lettie Head and Mrs
Brownie McNabb were visiting
with Airs Maude Durbin Wednes-
day afternoon
Mrs Glen Helsel drove to Shat-
tuck Monday to visit her son
Phillip Helsel and family She re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon
Rosamond Black spent the week
end at the Lloyd Gensman resi-
dence near Logan
Hazel Mayo from Supply visit-
ed at the home of her mother
Mrs P N Mayo from Saturday
afternoon until Sunday noon
Mrs Bill Tedder drove to Lib-
eral Tuesday to get her nice Mrs
Fred Staker and son from Califor-
nia who are visiting here
Mr and Mrs Wayne Andrew
from Enid and Mr and Mrs O S
Andrew were shopping in Liberal
Monday
Mrs Charley Suttle spent Sun-
day afternoon with Mrs Floyd
Powell at Beaver
Claude Stricker who has been
emnloyed at Oklahoma City is here
visiting friends waiting for a call
from the army air corps lie has
passed the required examinatiens
Mrs Leona Turner left Mondly
night for Phoenix Arizona where
she will visit her daughter Mrs
Newt Lawrence and family for
several weeks
Mr and Mrs Frriery Wilgos and
family from Liberal were visiting
Sondav at the home of Mrs Ad-
die Alcorn
Mr and Mrs Claude Andrew
end Mrs Sneath were calling on
Mrs Dora Coleman Sunday even-
ing Hari Garmoe from Sale m
Town Mr and Mrs Lloyd Garrnoe
rnd Mr and Mrs Harold Garmoe
from Mt Pleasant Iowa and Mr
ner guests at the Ray Rat lief home
Tuesday
Mrs Clara Coffman and her
daughter from Turpin were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Lester
Imel home
Mr and Mrs Wayne Buffalow
spent Thursday evening at the Les-
ter Barnett home
Mrs lima Cobeldick spent Sat-
urday afternoon at the Charlie
Sut t le home
Arrs Maude Durbin ret urned
home Sunday evening after visit-
ing the past few weeks with rel-
atives at Henrietta Texas and
Hobart Carter Clinton Din City
and Norman Okla
Mrs Harold Barnett was a Sun-
day dinner guest of Lenora Adams
Mr and Mrs Claude Black and
Rosamond Grandpa Black from
Poteau Okla and Grandpa Em-
bree spent Monday evening at the
Lester Barnett home
Mr and Mrs Wayne Andrew
and Berna Dean and Buddy Odneal
were Tuesday evening supper
guests of Mr and Mrs Claude
Andrew
Mrs Bennie Kile was a Wednes-
day dinner guest of MX Lester
Imel
Mrs Clara Coffman and datrzh-
ter from Turpin are moving into
the Harold Barnett property
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jeffris
and family spent Monday evening
at the Lester Imel home
Mrs Irma Cobeldick who has
been here en business left Tuesday
for her home at Fayetteville Ar-
kansas Eleven women gathered at the
ho- of Mrs Wade Ratlief last
Th -4 her quilt
qu: —veieu (11Sn luncheon
was enjoyed at noon and in the
afternoon watermelon wrs enjoye '
by all those present
Mr and Mrs Wayne Andrew
and family her mother Mrs Don-
aldson and daughter Georgellen
Radcliff from Enid Mr and Mrs
Dick Radcliff and son Mr and
Mrs Carl Radcliff and daucdtter
and Mrs Delia Dexter were Sun-
day dinner guests at the Elm()
Radcliff home
14rs Glen Helsel left Thurs'av
morning for Greensburg Kansas
where she attended the funeral or
Thursday afternoon of her sister-in-law
Mrs Etta Leffel
Mrs Floyd Nichols left Tuesday
for Wichita and Junetion City
Kansas Nvhere she will visit he-
daughters for a few days
Hari Garmoe from Salem Iowa
came Monday night and is visit-
ing a few days with his brother-in-law
Jim Sneath and other rel-
atives Accompanvint urn pre hi -
son Lloyd Garmoe and wife an
grandson Harold Garmoe and wifo
from Mt Pleaant towa
Little Tonita Booth has h'en on
the s'ek list I he past few da-s
Carl DuBois f orn Dallas
Nvr'tes that he enjoys the
paper very much and firyk r-at
there are many of the people whoe-
he has not Prgotten Leo Morris
from Pearl Parhor also w it es that
he enjoys the naper and wants tc
thank those who send it to him
Leo also writes that any books
anyone would care to send to them
weuld be very much appreciate
Iloward Shirey and children
from Dayton Ohio visited from
last Wednesday until Sunday at
the P N Mayo home and wit!'
the other Mayo families Mr
Shirey stayed at the Mayo home
for about three years until he war
called to serve in theWorld Wat
and had not seen any of the fam-
ily since until last Wednesday
Jack Gilardi Gail Lane ant4
Claude Stricker took Bob Gilardj
to Woodward Wednesday morrCrie
and he took the train for Dallas
Texas where he will continne
training in the Naval Air Corps
Bob who has been studying at
Athens Georgia spent the week-
end with relatives and friends
here
RIREKAIIS ODD FELLOWS
ENJOY SOCIAL EVENING
Honoring the birthday anniver-
saries of Mrs P N Mayo nnd Mrs
Bertha Lebo the Rebekat-is an'
the Odd Fellows and their families
gathered at the hall Mc711:11v ev-
ening for a picnic suppor It was
planned to have the picnic at the
city park but because of the windy
weather had to move indoors
After the supper the even'n7
was epent visiting and haying a
leneral good time
Gary Wallace is the name given
to the 7 pound 9 ounce son born
to Mr and Mrs Buck Girk at the
Beaver hosnital Mom liy nicrht
September 21 Mother and baby
ire doing nicely
Botanist Goes 1200 Mlles
After traveling 1200 miles across
war-torn southeastern China in the
region of the Burma road a Chi-
nese student gathen!d 75 jnseet-kill
mg plants
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I hey re In The Scrap
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N D Welty center editor of the Bartlesville Examiner and
Enterprise has gone off and left "the boys to run the paper?' The
reason: Welty will be director-general of the Oklahoma newspapers'
all-out scrap campaign September 28 to October 17 and has a full
tronth's job ahead of him And the main job of "the boys" Newell
G "Budge" NVelty left business manager and Donald R Welty right
news director will be to put over Uncle StUn'S all Important roundup
of steel iron and rubber in NVashington county
SERVICE COMMITTEE NEWS
By Roy Farden Secy
More Cookies Mai led
The women of the Methodist
chuch met at the gymnasium last
Wednesday and boxed wrapped
and addressed 24 boxes of cookies
These boxes were sent every boy
in camp' in the U S The next
cookie day will be in October and
the Mothers' Club will have charge
of the packing The Committee
and the Methodist ladies wish to
thank those who furnished cookies
'ast week
Melvin Riggs Handling Ilorses
Word received from Pfc Melvin
Riggs states he is now helping ca
for the horses at Ft Bliss Ilk
company was caring for 1200
horses and expecting 300 head
more in the rear future Who
said the horse was out of the
Army? Pfc Riggs is the son of
Mr and Mr3 a T Riggs and hos
been in the service several months
Address him: Pfc Melvin C Riggs
Troop 7th Cavalry Ft Bliss
Texas
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Receives Promotion
"Mike" DuBois writes that he
was promoted to the rank of Tech-
nical Corporal on Sept 8th "Mike"
has not been in the servicrr very
IOW! and we are glad to hear of
his promotion lie is the older
'7on of Mr and Mrs Ge- DuBok
and his address is: Cpl Vernard
W DuBois 671 h Gen Hospital Ft
Bliss Texas Ills brother Pvi
Lloyd V DuBois is in traininir
vlaclison Wis Brk 1139 6161lt
TSS (SP) AAFTS
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Arrives At Destination
Mr and Mrs W R Simm-ni rp
-elved word last week that thci
son Pvt Ivan Simmons had a r
rived safely at an unknown des-
tination Ivan is with the 319th
-lomb Sq Another son Cpl flu-
rord A Simmons was recently
transferred from Hamilton Field
Calif to Camn White Oregon an
promoted to the rank of Corpo-al
13uford was one of 25 men c21-it
Camp White to open the camp and
train new recruits He states the
camp comprsed five sec ions whop
he arrived and more building ya-
wing on A letteraddressed: Cp1
ford A Simmons 20th Field
TIosnita Camp White Oreg wiil
reach him
Fay Ratite!' to Sheppard Field
Fay Rat lief one of the latest re-NI-its
fr-rrn Forgan writes Mr and
Mrs Ray Rat lief that he is sta-
tioned at Sheppard Field Texas
vith the 404th TSS Brk 383
See you next week
LAYETTE SHOWER FOR
MRS JERRY RATLIEF
Mrs Harold Barnett and Mrs
Lester Imel were hostesses to r
layette shower Tuesday afterno-r
at the Imel home honoring Mi's
Jesse Ratlief
Several interestinft games were
played followed by the ly-morebeing
presented with a bask?t
Pc nice and useful gifts given by
the many who were present A
ter the gifts were orrnx1 dainty
refreshments were served by te
hostesses
Pre-School Clinic To
Be Held at Forgan
An infant and pre-school clinir
will be held at For7an in the srhoo'
house from 2 tq 4 o'clock on Mon
day September 28 Dora Mc Cenr
cou-ty health nurse said th'r
week
Dr Nicholson of Ctr-mon
be at the clinic to give the phys-
cal examinations
The fo1lovvin7 vaccines Nv i I be
given: diphtheria and tetanus tox-1
aid smallpox vaccine Schick tests
and whooping cough serums 1
SCHOOL NEWS
1st and 2nd Grades
School bells rang Monday morn-
ing September 7 to find some
back in school again while many
are experiencing school days for
the first time The room has an
enrollment as follows: First Grad-
ers Karen Day Chloebeth Dotts
Donald Gift Shirley Hetrick Win-
nie Baggett Roberta Robins
Wayne Mayo Kenneth Sallee
Maxine Nash Ruth Robb Lyla
Grace Radcliff Claudette Crosby
and Leslie Mitchell Second grad-
ers Vivian Cothran Gloria Faye
Kerns Billy Potter Kathleen El-
liott Larry Lebo Ruth Faye Redi-
mer and Max Verhelst Teacher
lIerthel Bennett
3rd and 4th Grade
We are enjoyng our new supp'e-
mentary readers The room is di-
vided into three groups so that
everyone is reading from a new
book
The third grade are learning
some interesting things about
farms Though many of us live on
farms and all of us ViGit farms
we were surprised to learn how
often we eat wheat
Keith Lane brought Ws tay farm
We have enjoyed it very much
An Award of honor ill be given
this semester for reading library
books Each third grade pupil
must read 10 books and each
fourth grade pupil must read 15
5th and Oth Grades
The fifth and sixth grade
moved to the rOOM formerly cry!)
pied hy the Rai Cross We are
very proud of our new room r:n
endeavoring to make it more rt-
t ract Ivo
Both grades have been workire)
very hard of Geowphy te'woks
Thee we hfpe to use as re-ererv!e
ror future study
F!esliman Initiation
Freshman Initiation Was duly
carried out Tuesday at the F3rgan
High School The Freshmen cam
to school Tuesday mornfng dre
in their humorous costumes ant
were painted by upper clasFmeli
-s Freshmen usualy are Sine of
the impersonations were Pansy
Yokum and Maggie of the funny
papers Maggie's costume was
complete even to the little doc
tn addition to the costume one
girl dressed as a cannibal carried
a chicken At 12:45 p m the
Fresmen were marched down main
street In the evening the high
school went to the sand hills fo-i
Ireiner roast Later they went
to the show at Beaver All came
home feeling they had had a good
time
FAIRVIEW UNION
SUNDAY SCHOOL
The Fairview Union Sundy
School had an attendance of 44
with S146 collection on Septern
her 20
Our lesson was "Judah An F:v
:'Mnle of Self-Sacrifice" And th?
Golden Text was "Hereby re-ceivwe
the love of God because lie
laid down Iris life for 'LB and w-
ought to lay &WTI our lives for
he brethren"
We had a short sow servici
which was enjoyed by all
There was an abundance n'
preacher: with us Rev Jackson
from Tnrr!ri Rev Manning fro"
Boise City Rev klippen from
I-Tooker and Rev Coffman from
Forgan
Rev Jackson Rev Manning aryl
Gene Mayo sang a special for us
Rev Flippin delivered the ser-
mon which was very interesting
We had several visitors from
-ute a distance Several from
Hooker Boise City Turpin and
two ladies from California
Sunday School closed ‘qh th'
congregation singing s2veral songs
French Idea
Wall papeK was first made in
strips in 1760 by a French merchant
State Newspapers Will Begin
Scrap Drive All Iron Needed
Cimarron Utilities
Is Merged Last Week
Effective Friday morning Sep-
tember 18 1912 Cimarron Utilities
Company has been merged with
the new Southwestern Public Ser-
vice Company and hereafter its
properties NVill be operated as the
"Panhandle Division of Southwest-
ern Public Service Company"
This is the culmination of efforts
on the part of those financially
interested in these companies to
form a stronger and more diversi-
fied operating company financed
1Nthout aid of holding companie:
and standing squarely on its OWn
feet
It is not contemplated that ma-
terial changes in the local person-
nel or operating policies ‘ill be
made hut it is safe to assume thA
the new organization which has
been approved by the Securities
and Exchange Commission will be
financially tstrong and that the
service to the people in this ter-
ritory will be improved thereby
1943 Driver License
Sale Starts Oct 1
All persons who are holding a
valid 1942 Driver's or Chauffeur's
license may have it renewed on
or after October 1 according to
information received by Willis
Lansden Beaver county tag agent
this week
Those who do not have a 1942
license will be required to take an
examination before a patrolman on
the first or third Wednesday of
each month at the courthouse Any
person who now has a valid 1942
out-of-state license may get an
Oklahoma 1942 license without
having to take the examination but
they will be required to have their
license renewed for 1913 before tho
time eypices
The tag office is located at ths?
Beaver Motor company as it has
been since last year but the of-
fice will be open from 1 to 5
o'clock each afternoon hereafter
Church Of Christ
Dr W W Brewer Minister
Preaching Sunday morning at
Eeleven o'clock Communion at
111:45 Dr W W Brewer Min-
ist cr
Et There will be no preaching Sun-
day evening in Beaver Meeting
in progress in Forgan is 1110Vin9
along nicely This is the last week
of the meeting Prof Garrett will
close his work in this part of the
E count ry Sunday at the evening sec-
vices for the time being He wilt
make his way back to Stevenville
1Texas his home There will be
three services next Sunday: at
E11:00 a rn 3:00 in the afternoon
and at 8:30 in the evening Eve-yE
one is invited to come and brilYT
Ea full basket If you cannot brin-
Ei the basket come anyway there
will be plenty enough for all
Professor Garrett will talk on
his travels in the Holy Land in
the afternoon Hear him
NE NEWS
Mrs Carrie Anshutz visited
friends at Nieade over the week-
end returning home Monday with
tohn Wagnon and Wallace An-
shutz Mr and Mrs Tom Finney anr1
baby visited her parents Mr arr'
Mrs Wallace Apshutz Sunday
William Haack who had been
spending a few days with his
daughter Mrs Ed Rig'n
to work Monday for Kenneth Dix-
on George Anshutz visited Oscar
Biggins Sunday morning
The school took a hike to the
springs Friday afternoon findin
many beautiful flowers for their
flower books
Mr and Mrs Parker Paisch
1)mid and Jerry of Gate visitel
Mr and Mrs Alfred Paasch Sun-
day afternoon
Bill Marx of Plains and 'Mis
-'ern Marx Meade visited in thf
'tome of their parents Mr and
Mrs John Marx Sunday
Mr and Mrs Ed Riggins colc(-)
on Mr and Mrs John Marx Sun-
day afternwm
Misses Entma and Pauline Rig
gins who are in high school at
Beaver spent the week-end will
their parents Mr and Mrs F'
Riggins Miss Eva Riggins who
is staying in Beaver came with
them
Edith Williams spent the we4-
end in Beaver andat the Na4h—
Hink1e home near Forgart
Hinkle was ninety years old Stn-
day The well drillers finished their
work Thursday ttnd loaded u-
their outfit returnin7 to the"
ihome at Slapout We re glad
have the Nvater so handy
The nation's newspapers have
taken on a tremendous job that of
digging out enough scrap metal to
keep the U S war furnaces roar-
ing all winter and Oklahoma has
called on N a Welty of Bartles-
ville who calls himself a medium-
sized country editor to see that
the state finds and turns in its
share
Welty rolled up his sleevs at the
state scrap headquarters in Okla-
homa City Thursday and said it
was going to mean hard work for
ever body in Oklahoma especially
the newspapers 'but work never
scared a country editor'
—They haven't told us yet 1vhat
our quota is but whatever it is
we know we are going to get co-
operation from everyhody to find
every ounce of it" the director-
general of the Oklahoma Press
Association's salvage campaign
said The campaign will start
September 28 and end October 17
with the "Junior Army" of school
children beginning their own war
on Iron Slackers October 5
Three thousand dollars in war
bonds have been posted by Okla-
homa City and Tulsa newspapers
as prizes for the county the
schools the junior organizations
the adult organizations and the in-
dividuals locating and turning in
the most scrap during the cam-
paign Rubber as well as iron and
steel and other metals will be
counted
The Herald-Democrat will pitch
in with other organizations and
help see that Beaver county wins
the $1P00 grand championship
prize The money is to go to what-
ever worthy purpose the county
scrap drive committee designates
This comittee will be organized by
the county editor and county sal-
vage committee this week
"This isn't a question of trying
to hog the glory but a question of
meeting the emergency" is the
way Welty looks at the newspa-
pers' participation in the scrap-
gathering campaign "Our govern-
ment says it needs scrap iron new
and the newspapers are going to
help the local salvage committees
get it They've been doing a fine
job"
- Welts is leaving his two news-
papers The Bartlesville Examiner
and Enterprise for "the boys to
Put out" while he devotes all of
his time to directing the state
campaign -The boys" are his
sons Newell G "Budge" business
manager and Donald R Welty
neWS director
The Examiner and Enterpri:e
vitt also provide the Washington
county committee with a paid sec-
retary for the drive
It is something like World War
da:vs for all of the Weltys Then
Mrs Welty and another son Mal-
eom ran the newvapers while the
senior Welty was a YMCA sec-
retary in France Donald was a
second lieutenant and combat pilot
in the air corps and "Budge" sem-
ed in the Navy
Other state editors kill give
much of their time to helping Wel-
ty put the drive over the top As
members of the executive commit-
tee the Oklahoma Press Associa-
tion has appointed James T Jack-
son Seminole Producer: Joe Mc-
Bride Anadarko News E K Gas'-
lord and Carl K Stuart Tho Daily
Oklahoman and Oklahoma City
Times: Lee Erhardt The Tulsa
World: Jenkin Lloyd Jones the
Tulsa Tribune Cy Perkins Hen-
ryetta Free Lance P B Vanda-
ment Yukon Sun J M Dolph
Guthrie Register-News: and Hir-
am Impson McAlester Democrat
County Gets Frost
IZain In Past Week
Predictions for an early and
hard winter have been issued free-
tv since the light frost early Sun
day morning Following a tern-
' perature of 99 degrees on Thurs-
day the sudden drop to 34 degrees
on Saturday night accompanie'l
I one of the earliest frosts tk! PPn-
handle has had for years It was
not a killing frost however
iittle or no damage was done to
late gardens or crops
Although heavy rainfall was ''-
ported in other parts of the state
the lattcr part of the week only
06 inches was rkorded officially
'n Tlecver Jackson county was
loo(led with 81 inches of rain
and the central and eastern Dart
lf the state had from two to three
'nches
However the coo! weather t7)e
first of the Nveek served as R warn-
'ng to see that stove3 and furnaces
were in working order anl
oace hefore winter really arev:s
"y Wednesday the temner Arm
rsen nea!n end the stove
-)rob!em probably forgotten
DOtry
Travel by dog team is still the
prevailing method of transportation
in Alaska
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