The Forgan Advocate (Forgan, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 28, 1940 Page: 1 of 4
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THE FORGAN ADVOCATE
VOLUME 13
News of Forgan Folks
Mr and Mrs W O Selby made Mrs Ada Routon of Texarkana
a business trip to Liberal Satur- Ark who has been visiting rela-
day tik'es in Forgan the past few days
returned to her home Monday
Mr and Mrs Bryan Miller 'is- She plans to stop en route to visit
ited with the Lester line's Mon-
her brother Mr Jack Thomason
day evening at Ames Okla
Mr and Mrs Mike Getz (Betty
Robb) of Booker Tex' visited
here Saturday and Sunday
LeRoy Cloughs were Sunday
dinner guests of the Roger Wood-wards
Mr and Mrs Lester Imel and
family had supper at the Raye
Ratliff home Friday evening
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roberts
enjoyed Thanksgiving at the
liar Hitchcock home Thursday
Gail Lane and Lester Durbin
were home this week end They
returned to camp at Buffalo Sun-
day evening
Mr and Mrs Lester Barnett
Mrs Ernest Barnett and AI r s
Kenneth Roberts shopped in Lib-
eral Saturday
Mrs Rose George and M r s
Maude Gaines of Liberal Hans
visited with Fern Angleton Sun-
day afternoon
Miss Leona Burns and Mr Cecil
Bridwell of Beaver were guests
at the Paul Brithvell home east of
F'organ Sunday
Mr Art Shaw of Bakersburg
was visiting at the Roy Cunning-
ham home Friday evening and
Saturday
Miss Verna Desper spent t h e
week end in Buffalo Okla visit-
ing Miss Aline Adams who is
teaching there
Mrs Lizzie Strickland and Mrs
P N Mayo visited Mrs Victoria
Hodges at the Elmer Riggs home
Sunday They report Mrs Hodges
somewhat improved
Mr and Mrs Virg le Adams and
Barbara Ann Mr and Mrs Clar-
ence Adams and Mr and Airs
Hoyt Durbin were dinner guests
at the Elzy Nash home Sunday
Little Miss Sharon Lynn
Thompson Who has heen visiting
the Ted Dolts home the past
veek returned to her home in
Guymon Thursday
Mrs Fiona Wilgus went to
Liberal Friday to be under the
doctors care there She has been
ill for several days She vill stay
in Liberal until her condition is
improved
trid Airs Lester In lei and
family drove to Goodwel Satur-
day evening to bring Norman
home for the Thanksgiving holi-
days They had supper with 'Mr
and Mrs Cecil 1 ayes at Guymon
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imd Mrs Leslie (Babe)
Nash of Pasadena Tex announce
the birth of a son Nov 191h he
Fs been given the name David
Lesli Roth mother and baby are
doing nicely
Mr and Mrs Bryan Iler re-
I urned home : londay evening
from Wa k it a Okla where t hey
spent several days visiting Ali
Idler's mot her Mrs E:mma
Rev and Mrs II T Davis were
in Forgan Monday They had din-
ner at the Iloward Coldwater
home and in the afternoon visited
with the Fred Fairbanks and oth-
er friends
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Mrs Steven Martin and young
son Larry of Perryton Tex were
in Forgan Friday to visit relatives
and to attend the homecoming
football game Friday afternoon
Mrs Martin was the former Alza
Long
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Word has been received by rela-
tives here that Earl Le Crone of
Norman Okla sustained a pain-
ful rib fracture while at work one
day last week Mr Le Crone has
many friends in Forgan who are
sorry to hear of his misfortune
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Mrs Florence Farden and Ber-
dine Groves returned to Forgan
Friday evening from Clinton
where Berdine underwent a rou-
tine physical examination at the
hospital there The doctors gave
her a very favorable report
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Miss Ada Smith of Kenton Ok-
lahoma has been visiting friends
in Forgan this week She is on her
way to Los Angeles She spent
Monday night with Mrs Bess
Suttle and Tuesday with Mr and
Mrs Lester Imel and family
The Rebekahs had their regular
meeting Monday evening After
the regular order of business they
honored two birthdays Mrs Jim
Robb and Mrs John Angleton
Lovely refreshments of chicken
sandwiches and lemon pie were
served
Mr and Mrs Lowell Satter-
white and baby of Pearsonia
Okla have been visiting at the
Rev Satterwhite home the past
few days They left Tuesday for
Oklahoma City where they will
visit Mr and Mrs Elie Satter-
white a few days before returning
to their home
Earl Coldwater went to Shat-
tuck Sunday to undergo an oper-
ation on his nose Howard Cold-
water left here Monday to be with
him The operation was perform-
ed Monday morning and Howard
brought Earl home Tuesday even-
ing Earl is getting along as well
as can be expected He will re-
main here the rest of the week
The Bide-A-Wee club of Bea-
ver met with Mrs N B Davis al
her home last Wednesday The
very interesting program was giv-
en by Mrs L L Long of Beaver
and dealt with prominent women
and their work There were eight
members and one visitor present
The hostess served lovely refresh-
ments after the program
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Mrs Allen Adams received
word this week from her mother
and father Mr and Mrs T B
Shillingburg who are visiting
their son Arthur Shillingburg
Twin Falls Idaho They are en-
joying their visit and arrived in
time to help celebrate Arthur
Shillingburg's birthday Thanks-
giving and the birthday of their
only grandson Tommy Dan
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Word has been received here
from Mr and Mrs T E Ellis and
family who are in Seattle Wash-
ington Mr Ellis was supt of the
Forgan schools a few years ago
and they have many friends here
Mr Ellis is a government em-
ployee with the CCC 'War De-
partment in Seattle He writes
that he and his family are ‘'ell
and 1 ike their present home
THE FORGAN ADVOCATE FORGAN BEAVER COUNTY OKIAHCAIA THURSDAY NOV 28 19-10
Th F J Imel home was the
scene of a huge Thanksgiving
feast Sunday when Mr and Mrs
F J Imel entertained a numbor
of their relatives with a delicious
Thanksgiving dinner Those pres-
ent were Mr and Mrs Jack Bauer
knell Mr and Mrs Floyd
MA and family of Liberal: Mr
and Mrs Chalmer Moore of Col-
be Kans: Ifarold Barnett Mr
and Mrs Lester Imel and family
and a friend from Goodwell
Methodist Ladies' Aid
Holds Regular Ilecting
The Methodist Ladies Aid met
ill the basement Thursday Nov
21 for their scheduled mec1 in4
Mrs (7 R Mack Mrs C Tharp
tInd Mrs Pearl Potter yen hos-
tesses The meetin2- opened with
the regular order of business Mrs
Henson resigned her office of
President and 'Airs W O Selby
was elected Mrs Florence Weed-
en asked to be relieved of her
duties of secretary during the
next few weeks due to her ab-
sence Mrs Lettie Adams was ap-
pointed to serve during her ab-
sence The regular Christmas dinner
will be held at the church Dec
19th The devotionals were given
by Mrs Selby and dealt with the
current Thanksgiving season The
lesson was dispensed with to make
way for a discussion of the pro-
posed new order of business by
members of the Aid who visited
the Beaver Society who have
adopted this new order
Buster Crosby Honored
Friday Evening at Party
Buster Crosby was surprised
Friday evening Nov 22 on the
accasion of his 15th birthday when
e group of his friends gathered at
his home to help him celebrate
The evening was spent playing
games which all of the guests en-
joyed Lois Cothron won the prize
in the contest guessing the num-
ber of beans in a jar Cecil Ray
Tedder and Calvin Crosby won the
first prize in the scavanger hunt
They were served punch cookies
toasted marshmallows and pea-
nuts Buster received several nice
gifts
The guests were Lois Cothron
Rita Royce Cunningham Jerry
e b o Billy Reynolds Tinky
Suttle Cecil Raye Tedder and
Calvin and Anna Lee Crosby
Forgan School Notes
"'organ Defeats Darrouzett
Forgan finished fast to nose out
Darrouzett in a football game Fri-
day by the score of 13 to 9
Though the field was "heavy" the
game was exciting
Most of the first quarter was
played in Darrouzet t territory
but the Darrouzett goal line ‘VaS
never in danger To end the first
quarter McNabb of Forgan punted
and the Darrouzett safety was
downed on the 9 yard line Th
quarter ended without a score
From their own 9 yard line
Darrouzett made two first downs
advancing to Forgan's 24 yard
line On a fake pass McNabb ran
from that point 55 yards to
Darrouzett's 4 yard line Forgan
scored on the third play McNabb
going over on a reverse Gilardi
caught a pass for the conversion
Daroruzett received and returned
to the 24 then completed two
passes for 25 yards and on 3 more
running plays placed the ball on
Forgan's one yard line as the half
ended
The third quarter was played
between Forgan's 30 and Darrou-
zett's 20 yard lines most of the
time McNabb got away for a
touchdown but Clifford was hold-
ing on the play so it was called
back and Forgan was penalized
15 yards The score at the end of
the third quarter was 7 to 0 favor-
ing Forgan
At the opening of the fourth
quarter Darrouzett had the ball
at mid-field They completed a
forward for 15 and on the next
Play went to Forgan's six where
they fumbled but recovered
Forgan held them and on For-
gan's first play McNabb was
tackled in the end zone for a
safety giving Darrouzett two
points Forgan put the ball in
play on the 15 yard line following
the safety Long went 5 Gilardi
3 and McNabb 2 from which
point Forgan kicked to Darrou-
zetes 10 a distance of 45 yards
Darrouzett cut loose with some
passing going to mid-field from
where Darrouzett cut back to the
weak side getting the ball carrier
in the open and s2oring Darrou-
zett converted making the score
9 to 7 in favor of Darrouzett with
five minutes to play
Forgan received and Gilardi re-
turned 16 yards to the 25 The
Forgan boys thinking the game
‘vas about over called their plays
very fast gaining ground rapidly
on running plays From mid-field
McNabb passed to Clifford for 20
placing the ball on Darrouzett's
20 McNabb took the ball again
fading back and with a tackler
hold of him passed to Clifford who
ran ten yards ' for a deciding
touchdown making the score in
Forgan's favor by 13 to 9 With
two minutes left Darrouzett re-
ceived and went to Forgan's 15
yard line as the final ‘vhist he Mew
Mothers Give Slipper for Team
Friday evening following the
Darrouzet t foot ball game t he
memikrs of the Forgan team were
I given a supper at the Selby home
Sheets and Roy Clifford The oth-
ers were Ralph llardgrove Dean
Barnett Andy Topinka Sam Rey-
folds and Lkwlyn Cordes
The record for the season is as
follows: Darrouzett Forgan 20
Ulysses Kans 12 Forgan 20
Plains Kans 6 Forgan 28 Book-
er Tex 45 Forgan 43 Goodwell
20 Forgan 65 Booker 19 Forgan
14: Kismet Kans 12 Forgan 12
and Darrouzett 9 Forgan 13
The record of the season is good
considering that 'organ played no
school with an enrollment as
small as hers Ulysses has
times as many high school stu-
dents as does Forgan
The support of the team on the
part of the community especially
In view of the record that the
team has made during the two
seasons has been poor The gate
receipts have been sufficient to
pay current expenses only No
money was left to pay for equip-
ment (A statement will be given
later) Each boys wears about $16
worth of equipment in playing
football So it is difficult to fin-
ance the sport
Third and Fourth
Jeanette Lane plans to spend
Thanksgiving day with her grand-
parents Mr and Mrs McCune at
Beaver Donald and Robert Shuey
will go to their grandparents the
Shueys at Booker Dean Story
left Wednesday noon to spend
Thanksgiving at Mooreland with
grandparents his aunt and uncle
Mr and Mrs Dale arrived Tues-
day evening from Colorado and
will also go to Moreland Bill
lardi will go to Mr and M r s
Stoelzing at Meade Anna Lee
Crosby Nvill go to her aunt's and
uncle's near Elk City La 1Vilda
Neese will spend Thanksgiving
with her aunt Mrs Landers at
Floris Lendal Bagshaw will go to
Gate to the home of his aunt Mrs
Chrispens Roberta Mayo will go
to her grandparents at Beaver
Mr and Mrs MacArthur
Mrs Gardner from Beaver will
1c- end Thanksgiving with her
granddaughter Winona Hodges
‘Ve are glad to have a new
Ifourth grade pupil I his week
!Boma Dean Odneal who is here
from Washington making an ex-
tended visit with her grandpar-
ents Mr and Mrs Andrews
Filth and Sixth
We will finish our six ‘veeks
tests today and we will receive
our report cards this afternoon
We did not get much good out
of this week We hope we get to
go to school every (lay next week
Most of us are almost thru
kvith o4 autograph books in Man-
ual Training As soon as we are
all through yell start on some-
thing else We aro all doing fine
We enjoy our work
tknjkAlkit11 t
"“ Seaman Alan Kane and 'rod Dolli-
Forgan's favor by 13 to 9 NVith: all through we'll start on some- '
ver adventurers in science and
two minutes left Darrouzett re- thing else We are all doing fine
ot !WI'S i fled VXdLISiVely h
ceived and went to Forgan's 15: We enjoy our work
The ‘in n
erira Boy
yard line as the final whistle blew
Eig'hth Grade However ‘Vith a larger maga-
Mothers Give Slipper for Team The lunior high girls PlaY01 zine yid come new fiction char-
Friday evening following the basketball it Green° last Tut's- tcles and an enlarged sports de-
Darrouzell football game the day night Nov 29 fense and adventure program in
members of the Forgan team were Ola I Hodges spent SIMI
given a supper at the Selby home: afternoon in rleaver the the non-fiction field Greater
recognition will be given IC)
Mrs Gilardi and Mrs S11eep4 Petty Imel was in Guymon standing boys the countrY over
The offair Was given as a stir lirday mon visiling friend
rxreDI immt achievement
prise to thr coach Mr Selby 1Il Iiino Topinka spent Sunday rewarded I the ho's
foolhali team followed him home ariornooli with :lack Elston
!ietilre on the front cover The
hut he was not suspicious until
entered the houe turned on the I "'simian
light and NVittlft-Sed the "SPFead" folell COok !Tent
Ranch Cattle to Be
Treated for Warbles
Another Ox Warble treatment
dernonst rat ion sill start Satur-
day November 30 according to'
Walter AI Sehnelle County Agent
Treatment will be given to the
Wallace Anshutz and Pearl Maple
hcr(k
In List year's demonstration on
I he W I' Dickerson herd sixty-
six cattle were treated for an in-
festation of 911 warhies These
warbles were all killed and
emerged from the cattles backs
all vounds healing promptly The
treatment is very simple and in-
expensive It consists of using 12
ounces of derris dust in one gal-
lon of soapy water This makes a
mixture sufficient to treat 15 or
20 an The mixture is applied
to the backs of the animals along
in early December when the first
grubs appear and at 30 day in-
tervals until three treatments
have been made
Ox Warbles are a more serious
pest than many realize They have
four or five damaging effects upon
livestock 1 The adult warble or
heel fly makes cattle restless in
the spring causing a loss of flesh
and strength 2 The infection
that sets up around each warble
affects the health and condition
of the animal 3 Fat cattle
marketed in January February
and Alarch must have the loins
trimmed heavily 4 Hide from
animals carrying an infection are
damaged by the holes resulting in
a poor grade of leather
A small supply of derris powder
is on hand at the County Agent's
office to be sold at cost to farmers
Reduced Price
Announced For
American Boy
Vith the anouncement of an
r enlarged and enlivened magazine
'rule American Boy foremost pub-
lication for boys ten to twenty al-
' se announces a reduction in its
subscription and single copy prices
Hereafter The American Boy will
sell for 10c a single copy at news
stands or for $100 a year and
$200 for three years on a sub-
r script ion basis
In announcing a change in edi-
torial policy publishers of The
American Boy assure subscribers
that the established fiction heroes
vho have madc the magazine so
Popular with young and old alike
r‘vill continue to tell of their ad
Ventures exclusively in The Amer--
jean Boy Included in this group
are Renfrew of the Canadian
Mounted Connie Morgan and Old
Alan Mat tie prospectors Square
r Jaw Davis railroad engineer
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Johnny 17arut hers flyer Jim
nerney detective Tod Aloran
Ekt()11 pict tiro int I ho front cover
frit tiro K t11104ttr1 I vit
NOVell)hcf CNITiod 101
Sundly With
t ho t c() or 1 ho pict tiro ()1
The leiim presented 11it Scilly It"' (' "I hi on i America's outstanding (Irk or et
' Jean Shinnault and Joyce SIMI h
a military set which he itppre- ' nrai clatel 'ego
spent Sunday with Deanna Conk '
dated x ery much
rr4—i rhi-firt-it ti 1 r 0 ti t
First Baptist Church
Knowles 4-11 Club
Forgan Oklahoma
EACH SUNDAY— Organized Recently
10:00 a rn Sunday School I On November 18 the County
1100 a m Preaching service and Home Demonstration Agents
6:30 p m B T U B A U held a meeting in the Knowles
7:30 p m Preaching service schoolhouse for the purpose of
EACH WEDNESDAY— organizing a 4-11 Club in that
2:30 p nt W M U as per an- i community Thirty-six persons
nouncement t were in attendance at this meet-
7:00 p m Prayer service ing Two adjoining rural schools
The pastor has moved into the
pastor's house this week and will plan to participate in this 4-11
be found just west of the church organization
cross the street The teachers from these schools
You are invited to attend a I 1 are Mrs Adda Steele and Mrs
au
services and at all times As this Maurine Reece Carl Poorbaugh
item goes to press the pastor has of the Knowles school also at-
just finished one year with the
tended the organization meeting
We are looking forward to a good
church and we look forward to a
better year spiritually and fin-
deal of outstanding work from
ancially Let us work and
pray this particular organization
and thank God for all blessings Quite a number of the parents
especially right now the rain and from this community are particu-
believe He is able to supply all larly interested in their boys and
our needs girls entering 4-11 Club work and
carrying on active projects
More Killed by Auto
Total number of Americans killed Men as Nursemaids
' in this country's wars including the University of Missouri employ
Confederate dead stands at 244357 ment officials say that men students
From 1920 to 1935 there were 388936 are more in demand than girls as
people killed in automobile accl- nursemaids to watch children while
dents i parertn are out at night
cialeo Nei) iout-ii
ital lichm Robb Teachers librarians p a r (‘ n I s
Football season Ends The junior high basketball girls and Ivailei-- el boys groups recoei-
The Forgan high school six-man are playing their first game here mend The American Boy enthus
team played an eight game sched- ' this afternoon their opponent will iastically They rave found I hat
tile winning four tieing two and he Beaver i as a general rule boys who read
losing two The seniors who were Sammy Reynolds and Dean The Arneri"" BuY regularly ad-
on the team are: Bob Gilardi Al- Barnett vent to Beaver to t h e Vance more rapidly than boys WhO
Nin Long Elbert McNabb Jimmie show Sunday night do not read it Through the lead
ership and sportsmanship of its
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' fiction characters boys are im-
First Baptist Church KnOWles 4-11 Club bued with a desire to become
Forgan Oklahoma
EACH SUNDAY— Organized Recently leaders to develop the high ideals
and courage the heroes t hem-
10:00 a m Sunday School
On November 18 the County selves display
1100 a m Preaching service
and Home Demonstration Agents To subscribe to The Amerlean
6:30 p m B T U B A U held a meeting in the Knowles Boy simply send the name and
7:30 p m Preaching service
EACH WEDNESDAY— schoolhouse for the purpose of address of the one who is to re
organizing a 4-11 Club in that 2:30 p m W M U as per an- ceive the magazine together with
nouncement
!community Thirty-six persons proper remittance ($1 for one
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7:00 p m Prayer service were in attendance at this meet- year or $2 for three years) direct
The pastor has moved into the
ing Two adjoining rural schools to The American Boy 7130 Second
– — plan to participate in this 4-11 Blvd Detroit Michigan
Mrs Dolts 14 Hostess To
Thursday Bridge Club
The Thursday bridge club met
Nov 21 for their stated meeting
with Mrs Ted Dotts the genial
hostess in her home
Seated for the play were 'Airs
Fern Angleton Mrs Mable
Adams Mrs Maxine Mills Mrs
Zelma Lebo and the guests of the
club Mrs Fred Fairbanks Mrs
Florence McGrew Miss Mildred
Cook and Miss Velda Messer
Score awards were won by Mrs
Fred Fairbank high Miss Mildred
Cook second high and Mrs Max-
ine Mills low All three received
gifts during the refreshment hour
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REDCROSS
Number 29
Red Cross Drive
Almost Completed
The county organization of the
Red Cross has almost completed
their annual drive for member
ship and from reports received
over the cotmty this year's quota
will be filled in short time Per-
sons all over the county have re-
sponded to the call to aid one of
America's greatest organizations
The American Red Cross has al-
ways taken the lead in giving aid
to stricken peoples of the vvorld
Your membership with this great
humanit orlon organization does
its small bit toward the saving of
lives around the world
The war this year has added
much to the need of the Red
Cross funds and service and a
greater drive has been made by
volunteers in order that the call
may be answered by the Ameri-
can people
Out of every membership that
is obtained in the county one-half
is kept for relief to suffering in
the county and the balance is sent
in to make the great total that
is needed to carry the Red Cross
services to foreign lands and in
the United States
If you haven't been approached
by one of the volunteer vorkers
or you know of someone who has
not been asked to join tell the
chairman in your community or
leaders of the Red Cross in the
county and they vitt give this
person a chance to do his bit to-
ward carrying out the vork of the
Red Cross
Seal Campaign In
lifirly-Fourth Year
rIt
it is a lime for material expression
of regard for those less fortunate
than ourselves As ar
of this custom Christmas Seals
came into existence a third of a
century ago They were created
as a method whereby the people
could combine their gifts into a
flighty fund to aid the victims of
the worst enemy of youth tuber-
culosis These Christmas Seals
have become symbols of the
hrotherhood of man funds real-
ized trom these sales have heen
a means for meeting a problem
of society awl tints they personify
the democratic vay of life
CHRISTMAS SEALS
Help to Protect Your
Home from Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis in this nation has
been in retreat through this period
of time (Thristmas Seals have pro-
vided funds for constant pioneer-
ing and research in new ways to
control this disease and in dem-
onstration of the efficacy of
these new weapons of attack
Adthd to this force has been the
power of health departments and
tuberculosis sanatoriums as the
people have been convinced that
tuberculosis can be conquered
The official agency carries out
the strategy of approved pro-
cedures the volunteer continues
to test new methods When of
proved worth these are added as
measures for offensive warfare
In the approach of the Christ-
mas Season of 1940 we feel sure
the people appreciate more than
even before the blesskgs handed
to them by those who have pio-
neered in the fight on tuberculosis
And to do their part in removing
the menace Of this disease from our
land they vill buy generously of
Christmas Seals using I hem as
tokens of good-will to men
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Mr and :tIrs Bob Duncan and
son Dean are visiting here with
his parents Dr and Mrs J C
Duncan this week Bob Duncan
is to drive on into Kansas to make
his routine calls on agents of
Eberle Insurance Co Mrs Dunc-
an and Dean will remain here for
a visit
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