Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 25, No. 176, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 30, 1950 Page: 6 of 6
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High Temperature
Lower Eggs' Value
A hTILLWATER — During the
leason of high temperatures
preservation of egg quality be-
comes a vital 'issue !It egg Pro1ue-
44ion tocording to R B Thomp-
ion Oklahoma A&M college pout-
try specialist
- "Egga should be gathered at
least twice dallyana immediately
placed in a cool humid vomit that
his a temperittureof 50 or 60 de-'groes
F" be pointed oat "Okla-
homa cellars that are properly
Ventilated are eatimeactory"
On extremely hot days eggs
bhould be collected three or more:
times to prevent undue damage
frodi heat Such a practice re-
ducs the proportion of cracked
broken and dirty eggs
"To further reduce the num-
ber of dirty eggs provtde an
abundance of Door space 110I1 y
of nests (not less titan 20 per
100 henal and add to the nest
litter frequently" Thompson sug-
gested' "Also provide dropping
boards or pits under looks and
confine layers until after 2 pm
on muddy days "
Frequent marketing at least
twice Iveekly Is the final step la
maintaining quality eggs for the
producer If no additional ex-
pense Is Involved the more ofter
the eggs are delivered the better
' Experiments show that the
greatest portion of egg deterior-
ation usually occurs during the
first day or first few days after
laying because of lack of proper
cooling or timely marketing the
It&M specialist reported
Exacavation Angles
Nets Goldfish
CIIICAtIO (p)-1-1eavy summer
tails flooded the concrete foun-
dation of an hbandoned building
site On the north Bide Neighbor-I
boo kids got some poles and went!
klishing in it The amusement of
adult observers turned to amaze-
ment when John Spa Ida 8 haul-I
ed in two goldfish The best guesr
was that tho tish had tossed
Into the pit by people who won
them at a nearby amusement
park
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SPRINGFIELD 1 BEARDEN
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sriINlFIELI) — Ellis Scott '
c ott BEAIMEN—Mrs Jim Snod-
was re-elected Sunday school sup- grass Linda and Jimmie of Bart-
crintendent and local stewards re- lesville are visiting Mr and Mrs
elected were Albert lierrybill Jo- E E Snodgrass ' -
seph !Janson Ellis Scott Clem
Robinson Joseph Tiger Tom
'Valli° ler Palmer Barnett Sun-
day school secretary and C V
ItobInson treasurer
A funeral service was held last
Nionslay at Hitchita church for
A110111 Johnson Rev Willie Han-
ey officiated Those who attended
tr0111 here were Rev and Mrs
Turner Tiger and family Mrs
Mule !Janson and Molly and Jo
se" 11""4W1' and MriArchie Smith and
Robinson Joseph Tiger T
wil family visited Mr' and IMrs Mike
Yarholar Palmer Barnett Sun
Sunday' afternoon:
day school secretary and C V
Mr and Mrs Andrew Ott and
Robinson treasurer
lawny visited Mr and Mn E B
A funeral service was held last
Ott Sunday afternoon
Monday at Hitettita church for Donna Vaughn is vialtity her
A110111 Johnson Rev Willie Han- grandparente Mr a n d M r a
ey officiated Those who attended
Dwight Vaughan
tr0111 here were Rev and Mrs 1 Mrs E E Snodgrass Mrs
Turner Tiger and family Mrs Archie Smith and Martha Sulling
Mule 'Allison and Molly and Jo- er visited Mrs Andrew Ott
Mrs Kettle Cook and Mr day afternoon
and Mrs Alex Noon and Mary Harvey Nowlin spent a few days
Beth last week in the Okemah hospital
Rev Turner Tiger administer-I Carolyn and Arvin Lee Ott
ed the Lora's simper lamt Sunday anent Monday afternoon:with the
evening at Big Cussetah church Chesser children
near Okmulgee j Mr 'and Mrs DeeRmith' and
Palmer Barnett returned home Ray of Seminole visited Mr and
last Wednesday after having been' Airs Archie Smith an family
a patient in Claremore Indian Thursday night Jerry returned
hospital I home with them after visiting
Mrs Florence Barnett return- severql cloys with Edward Smith
ed home recently after apending Mr and Mrs Robert Adkisson
a few day's in Oklahoma City of Oklahoma' City Mrs N E
with Toxic Barnett Stnith and Helen Little 'of Trent-
Fourth quarterly conference on were Sunditydinner guests of
was held laat Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs Andrew Ott and
(trent Chapel and Rev Toney! family They all visited in the
Bill was In charge afternoon with Mr and Mrs Jim-
Mr and Airs Ellis Scott and tnie Brown '"
children and Mrs Sissy Yarholar Mrs Howard Hayes and Alice
visited last 'Sunday night with Ann of Okemah visited Monday
Mr and Mrs Palmer Barnett and afternoon with her mother Mrs
children Clifford Woods
Junior Berrybill was overnight Mr and Mrs Willis England
guest Of John Tiger last Friday and Sue of Texas visited part of
mIght last trek with his parents Mr
Indian Mission conference will and Mrs E E Snodgrass Sunday
be held at Seminole Hitchitainight
church on September 14-17 Dif- Mr and Mrs Mike Thompson
ferent Indian tribes will be in Mr and Mrs Floyd Shults and
attendance Mr and Mrs Andrew Ott and
Mrs Alfred Bari° is much im- family visited Mrland Mrs Her-
proved and returned home last vey Nowlin and family Saturday
Sunday atter being a patient in a night
Hoblenville hospital Mrs Leonard England is visit
0 ing Mr and Mrs Paul Dryden
One reason so many marriages and family in Ada She is attend-
are failures Is because so many ing camp meeting while there
failures get married Mrs Archie Smith and Edward
COMM MO30
With the Korean situation making everybody "war conscious" people
are talking about rationing and other government controls to help
fight an inflationary cost spiral
But word is also getting around that during the last war it wasn't
necessary to control the electric utilities And that's right for there
was plenty of dependable low-cost electricity for all including the
war plants
The same thing applies today except that we're even 'leiter equipped
to handle emergencies because of past experience So—WAR or
PEACE—you can depend on your Publid Service Company to keep
on doing a good job for you at a very small cost
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CANTLE—Mr aud Mrs It H
I Featherstone a St d : Emily are
I
spending a ft days In Oklahoma
Mrs ft C Taylor Tin the
Oketnah hospital '
Mr aid Mrs Clayton Bishop
of Mount Carmel III and Mrs
Floyd Masker and Clinton ot Up-
land Calif have returned r to
their homes after a few daYs vielt
in the hotte of Mr and Mn
John Campbell and other rela-
tives and friends ' '
Dolores Mutts bast returned
home after several weeks in Pol
teau with relatives -' ''
Rita Ann Fullbright spent t a
few days' this week - with 'S her
grandparents Mr and Airs af L
t! s
Mn udy iptt has returned
home after a few days in Arkan
sas Avitk relatives
Mn Mary Crabtred and John i
A Parks were united in marriage
recently '
Mrs EmmaiMuir basreturned
home after being called to Wich-
ita Falls Texas by ' the serious
illness of her brother there He
is unimproved '
An ktveu
'Mg re
Mr and Mrs D 8 Campbell csti i ourist DOOM
Okemah called on Mr and Mre I
John Campbell one evening last
Self Styled
week
A land) reunion was held in
the home of Mr and Mrs John
Campbell with a buffet dinner
served at noon
Those present were Mr and
Mrs Clayton Bishop or Mount
Carmel III Mr and Mrs Claude
Campbell Helene and Claudia
Faye Daxie and Sandra of Mem
vine Mr and Mrs James V
Campbell Ladonna and Junior of
Oklahoma City Mr and Mrs
Walter Taylor of Oklahoma CRT
Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor
Linda Rae Phyllis Jimmie Jan-
ice and Arvita of Last Chance
Mr and Mrs Howard' Davis
and children have purchased the
Taylor lams and moved here
from Okstuah
Mr' and Mrs Ted Henderson
of Okeinah have purchased the
Willie Boyles place and moved
here
Mr and Mrs Boyles moved to
Oltemah
Charlie Smith of From° Calif
was a visitor here Thursday
The teacher's home is being
retnodeled this week
Mrs Ted Morphia who under-
went a major operation 'in' the
Henryetta hospital a few days ago
has been moved to her home here
and is iniproving
Mrs Agnes Oard has moved to
Avant
Mr and Mrs G B Mar ler of
Pharoah have moved into the
houst vacated by Mrs Oard
Mrs Vernon Wyse and Jake
spent Thursday afternoon in the
home of Mr and Mrd John Camp-
bolt J M 'Mutts is ill this week
Johnny Lucas received h I a
bachelor of science degree in com-
mencement exercises held at East
Central State College in Ada on
Thursday
Mr anctMrs Cart Langwell
were calied to We molts this week
by the illness of their daughter-in-law
Mrs Ralph Thompson in
Grimes hospital there She is im
visited Friday with Mn E E
Snodgrass and family
Mr and Mrs Bud Moore and
son of Okeinah visited Sunday
with Mr and Mrs Harvey Nowlin
and family
'
Mr and Mrs Roy Lee Shults
are visiting his parents Mr and
Mrs Gaines Shults and faintly
- Leonard England was a Tues-
day dinner guest in the Archie
Smith home ' '
Elvania and Earl Wayne Smith
spent Friday with Carolyn and
Arvin Lee Ott
Mrs Loyd Wellst-Mrs Andrew
Ott and Mrs Archie Smith called
on Mn? Frank Chesser Monday
afternoon" (
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I PORT SAID (q)—The Royal
Mail liner Atlantis left Java with
1 0 babies aboard—and ' arrived
1 at Port Said with 400 Explana-
tion: 211 of the passengers 'were
lexpectant mothers '
IThe ship was under charter to
the Dutch government to repat-
I Hate Dutch citizens front Indo-
nesia Instead of traditional ship-
board sports classes inchild care
were the most popular 'activity
aboard '
proved and has been -moved to
her home '
1 Ricky Thompson is spending a
'few days in the home of Mr and
Mrs Langwell - -
Mr and Mrs James Largent
of Seminole spent the weekend
with Mr and Mrs' Joe Largent
I Mr and Mrs Walter Morphis
land children of Dumas Texas
spent a few days last week with
!his mother Mrs E F Morph's
Mrs Nellie Hardin Barbara
and Joy Dean have returned home
after several weeks in Tulsa
Mrs Vivian 'Whitaker is Spend-
ling a few days with ber mother
Mrs' Nellie Hardin here
Mr and Mrs Ray Minton and
daughter of Chicago Iii are
spending a few days with Mr and
Mrs Billie J Sanders
Mr and Mrs Howard Davis
spent a tow days last week with
relatives in Wilson '
Gene Gray of Allen spent a few
days this Week with his parents
hero
Mr and Mrs Jack Davis and
baby and Pansy Davis are spend-
ling the summer in CaliforMa
Sue Like has returned home
after spending a few days in Ok-
lahotna City with Mr and Mrs
James V Campbell
Mrs Hattle King was called to
Texas by illness of her brother
there'" '
Mr and Mrs W Clifton
apept a few days this week with
Mr and Mrs Omer Curtl in (Re-
ntal' '1 -
Mr and Mrs: Odit Norton and
girls have returned home after a
vacation in Utah with relatives
Mr and MrsFloyd Largent
and Donald and Mrs Ralph Seay
are spending the summer' in Sun-
nyvale Wit '
Arlene Baldridge spent a few
days last week in Muskogee with
Mr and Mrs Martin Parks
Mr' and Mrs Jack Clark have
returned home after it few days
with Mr and Mrs Robert Cheat-
wdood of Stroud -
'Mrs S L Thornton is ill at
the home of her daughter Mrs
Pearl Whitecotton in ! Oklahoma
City
LIOTICE -
Official Dr Pepper Contest Station
Turn your Dr Pepper Crowns in at
Dale Park's Service Station
4th & HighwaY 62
—BEFORE AMY 31ST—
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'Fairy Tale
Town' Greets
100000 Baby
4titalts4
HAILSTORM PERFORATES PVERLO—For a year there was
drought in the Pueblo Cold area Then early in July rain-
makers artificially seedel the clo‘ds1 For 25 days in a row it
rained then came the deluge Thecloud shown at top moved in
and dumped a foot of hail on parts of Pueblo breaking more
than 10000 windows and ruining 2000 roofs The rainmakers
paid by farmers disclaimed the storm which remained inside
the city and didn't damage crop There wasn't room In the
Pueblo airport hanger for lames' lienco'e plane at bottom when
the storm struck and the uninsured plane's fabric was well per-
forated by the hail 1
COPENHAGEN um —F alry-t ell-
e r Hans Christian Andersen's al
most thousand year old' native
town Odense at Punen hag just
got its inhabitant number 100-
000—a girl born of Mrs Christ-
ian Nielsen
Mayor H Werner has on behalf
of Odense town presented the
baby with 500 Danish kroner and
a copy of Haan Christian Ander-
sen's fairy-tales
0----
It wouldn't be so bad to be
burled up to your ears1—II it were
In watermelon‘ " — '
VETS EDUCATION
PLAII 01111111ED
"0 FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES"
' Charles Wesley
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: " For a t-ousan- tongues to Jog'
-0
My great RateeMerI's pram!
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I he glories of my tied and King
"
be triumphs of His racer
Charles Wesley speaking of his conversion and sweet
sense of pardon to a Moravian minister said In dm
Ina "Buy I suppose I had better keep silent about it"
The minister replied "0 no brothers If I had a thou
sand tongues I would praise my Redeemer MTh them
all" This expression It Is said gave Charles Wesley
the inspiration to pen this hymn of praise
Mliten
Clip And Pine In Your Scrapbook
4PA
When the first missionary teachers of the Methodist
church arrived in what is now Oklahoma more than
a century ago about 1840 the dream of a great
Methodist school In Oklahoma was born
-
The first schools conducted by these devoted mis-
sionaries were taught in log cabins in brush arbors
and even in Indian huts and tepees The teachers
often traveled for days on horseback or by river
boat to reach the school to which they had been
assigned '
These early teachers braved the wilderness made
friends with the Indians and won the admiration of
the hardy pioneers Progress was slow but here
and there a permanent building was erected T
names of these early schoolshavos been lost irf the
dusty pages of pioneer history arid the self-sacrific'
ing men and women who established them passed
on long go But their dream continued to live
In 1904 the Oklahoma Methodist Episcopal Church
established in Oklahoma City a college known as
Epworth University which Operated until 1911
when it wes 'transferred to Guthrie merging with
s new school there to create Oklahoma Methodist
University
But the school failed to prosper end in 1919 was
moved back to' Oklahoma City and re-named
Oklahoma City College end was housed in a small
group Of rented buildings Gradually the school
grew in size and strength and in 1923 moved to its
present campus at Northwest Twenty Third Street
end Blackwelder The original campus there con-
tained 20 acres in what was then the outskirts of
the city 'The first of the present buildings the
lovely Gothic brick Administration Building was
completed end dedicated at this opening of the
1923 Fall term The name of the school was also
officially changed that year to Oklahoma City
University Since 1923 the growth of Oklahoma
City University has continued with some periods
of difficulty until the present '
Size of the student body before-World War II was
usually a few hundred In recent years it has
grown steadily until now slightly over 3000 young
men and women are enrolled
-
The campus has been materially enlarged also
through purchases of additional' land until the
University now has a 'campus of 33 acres It Is
surrounded by one of the city's finest residential
areas but is only 30 blocks from the downtown
district
World War II veterans who in-
tend to go ahead this rill with
the Rime Course thvy have been
taking all alorg:under the GI
Bill need not contactthi Veter-
ans Adminiotration at all They
should however make certain
the school has room for them
Those veterans who want to
contipue in the same course but
at a different school should ob-
tain a supplemental certificate of
eligibility from the VA On the
certificate they must name the
school and 'course They present
the certificate to the school at
enrollment time :
Veterans who wish to make
their first change from one gen-
eral field of study to another
(such as 9om law to -engineerfttig-
maydo so simply by apply-
ing for a supplemental certificate
of eligibility from thd rcar-
The Maine holds true for Mott
Who emapieted or discontindt:p54
training and now want Ao
make a first change to 's ilifferent
1
general field 1
Veterans who already bate
changed general fields of GI
study and now -wish to choge
again: should apply at their VA
regional office it it's deterthined-
that the new course is in a cift:::
ferent field they will be required
to undergo advisement and guld-'-
Purpose of advioement -and
guidance is to enable VA to de
cide whether tt veteran hao need'
for the course and aptitudes nec-
essary to complete his obliective
Veterans who have not yet 41
trained under the 91 Bill and
plan!o start this fall should ap-
ply at the nefirest VA office tor t
fin original certificate of
fly The name of the achool and -:
course must be included in the
application and this -together
With a photostatic copy of din-
fliarge papers should be sent td
the nearest VA regional office
e Story
of a Dream"
By DR C Q SMITH 'President
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY
Many new buildings have been erected Nina
modem brick buildings have been completed and
the magnificent Gold Star Memorial Building with -
Its soaring 28-story tower reaching into the sky
will serve as an inspiring landmark visible for many
miles when it is finished next year
This great tower is symbolic of the dream started
over acontury ago when those devoted missionaries
brought the first Methodist schools to Oklahoma
Their dream has been amply realized in what is
now a great school with a far-reaching influence
A brilliant faculty of bver 125 highly educated
teachers plus the physical po ions of the Uni-
versity with its thousands of students and former
students offer further testimony that the sacrifice
of many devoted men and women has not been in
vain
Today Oklahoma City University stands as one 1
of the great univertities of the Southwest with an
Increasingly strong influence on the live of
thousands of men and women In several states
Graduates of Oklahoma City University have ch'
tinguished themselves in many occupations and
many fields of useful activity The benefits of
fine scholastic education and a clean Christian
atmosphere are obvious in the lives of these
former students
The growth of Oklahoma City University continues
Its possibilities for service and usefulness reach
endlessly through the years ahead There is a spirit
of awareness of the Future on the campus It is
visible ' on the faces of teachers and students
Oklahoma City Universiiy is marching on
through periods of peace and war through
depressions and through times of prosperity The
dream is a reality and it shall go on
end on '
1950 Fall Semester Opens Septenther 7
Students of tollege age are cordially invited to
join us here at Oklahoma City University are
urged to Join this company of alert young men and
women at this great and growing school Schedules
for the Fall and Winter sausion iontain more than
245 courses in over a score of different fields of
study This is a cordial invitation to attend
Oklahoma City University this year Parents are
urged to investigate Oklahoma City University as
a suitable place in which their children may secure
fine education in wholesome surroundings
k
Address letters or other communications to the
Office of the President Oklahoma City University
23rd and Blackwelder Oklahoma City
37 Years of Dependable LowCost Electric Servic
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CA5-112 :-- --: v—------- World War II veterans who in- citangea general Items or VA 7L ‘
----- — -- 1 ' ' ' ' ' " 0 Riin should apply at their
- ' '' ' ' the me course they have been aga
tend to go ahead this rill with study and now 3rfah to ecihrativgA
ni
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taking all alorg under the GI regional office it it's deterthined
CASTLE-Mr- and Mrs It- H ' ' ' I 0 ' ' ' ' 0' ''' 4- Bill need not contact the Veter- that the new course is in a dif::
atheratone a n d : Entity are - - ans Adminiotration at all They ferent field they will be required
nding 'a feW days in Oklahoma
itthh eo us' eh
d ehe olw heavee r 0 0 m m a It(oer
t theeertntain teoneuendergo advisement and guidit::
'
Those veterans who wane to
Mrs R C Taylor is ill -in the ' ' ' - '" '' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' - i cont' purpose of advittement and
nue in the same e'ouree but ge
unnah hospital llia en
nce is to able VA to de-
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' ' ""w 40-i a mpas twI''sfi - irta at a different school ahould 'ob cide whether a veteran hae need
Mr and Mrs Clayton ' Bishop t- a c o returned - s4se' j witMINgi tain a supplemental certificate of for the course and aptitudes nec-
Mount Carmel Ill and Mrs Itt "
' I - ir t't - --t
have not yet ' -
)yd Masker and Clinton ot Up- ' ' 't ' '-'''' 4 y- i't 1 '' ' eligibility from the VA On the essary to complete his objective
-r- certificate 41 " ficate they moat name the Veterans who
4
d Calif have returned to ''to
dr homes after a few daYs viit
"err
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IN
: school and course They present trained under the GI Bill and
sitlt 4:01 ' 74ele 'etthnerviorelt1 emt irreaenntte ethwi lanhneog ewiterho t ai a
he certificate to the school at plan!o start this fall should ap
nether
the hotte of Mr and Mrs
I
jotoursi f t tmust bo intchludise
in Campbell and other rela- ' " ' to make fin original certiflcate of ellgibil-
e and friends
ply at the nefirest VA office tor' '
D ''''-""'- y The name o e
m one gen- cdhoinole tilde
Dolores :-
Mutts haw "-' 10
ef'' c0r
ror er e
ne after eeveral weeks in Po l d t-0- usr (such as from law to engineer-
- td
'-' qi frig mayrdo so simply by apply- with a photostatic copy of dbl
u w k 1
ith relatives ' ' rharge papers shouid
lite Ann a be sunt td "
N
Fullbright spent t k:r
' cato"w"t lug for a suPplemental certificate the nearest VA regional office 41
assafiaroseretritrZoomraoreoctea11(--r -I'm
r days this week with ' her ' —-—--
ndparents Mr and Mrs al L HAILSTORM PERFORATES MEMO-For a year there 'was
ilbright- ! drought in the Pueblo Col d area Then early in July rain- Alk - dodp ii :
lira udy iptt has returned makers artificially seeded the clods For 25 days in a row it tab )
lie after a few days in Arkan rained then came the deluge The (loud shown at top moved in '''7"
with relatives
and dumped a foot of hall on parts of Pueblo breaking more I rir
vim Mary Crabtred and John than 10000 windows and ruining 2000 roofs The rainmakers 1 3------UJIfl I
Parka were united in Marriage paid by farmers disclaimed the storm which remained inside ' - '' ' -- - -
ently ' ' the city and didn'tdamage cropit There wasn't room the 'tYlk
vireE
mmaMu In h
ir has returned "0 FOR A THOUSAND TONGUES" ' '
Pueblo airport hanger for tJainee lienco's plane at bottom wen or ‘ 1
ne after being called to Wich- :' J
the storm struck and the uninsured piarte's fabric was well per- -
Falls Texas by the serious forated by the hail ' ' - t N i:11 i ' Charlie Wesley
ems of her brother there He --------—----- ---- t ell 0
unimproved t1 For a tliousana tongues to sing '
m GI '
ar and Mrs D S Capbell I om i 11
s Tourist Bo Fairy Tale 1 ?):1H"
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one
smah called on Mrevening and Mrs I 's
In Campbell lastl
Self-Styled Town' Greets I 'till - 1 4 ' --0 My great ReJeemer e praise! -
4 I $ It
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A s -
sit
1
k feral) reunion was held in' PORT SAID opy—The Royal 100000 Baby '
I 1 Ilie glories of my Col anJ King
Mail liner Atlantis left Java with -- ' :
home of Mr and Mrs John ' 1 till id-
'
npbell with a buffet dinner 300 babies aboard-and arrived COPENHAGEN UM-Fairy-tell- "1 1 IL triumphs of His iraell" :
red at noon 1 at Port Said with 400 Explana- or HansChristlau Andersen's' al '
rhose present were Mr and I Lion: 211 of the passengers were most thousand year old native f
'
3 Clayton Bishop or Mount 1 expectant mothers - town Odense at Funen hag just' Charles Wesley speaking of his conversion and sweet
'met Ill Mr and Mrs Claude got its inhabitant number 100- sense of pardon to a Moravian minister said in clos ' 1
npbell Helene and Claudia' The ship was under charter to ' 000-a girl born of Mrs Christ log "But I suppose I had better keep silent about it"
re Daxie and Sandra of Mem i the Dutch government to repat- !Jan Nielsen - I The minister replied "0 no brother! If I had a thou '
e Mr and Mrs James VI
riate Dutch citizens front ludo- layor H Werner has on behalf ' sand tongues I would praise my Redeemer Rh them
npbell Ladonna and Junior of nesia Instead of traditional !ship- of Odense town preeented thel o all" This expression It Is said lava Charles Wesley -
laboma City Mr and Mrs board sports classes inchild care baby with 500 Daniell kroner and the Inspiration to pen this hymn of praise
h -' '
er Taylor of Oklahoma City were the most popular activity copy of Hann Christian Ander
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a -I m oso mid -
' and Mrs Waiter Taylor aboard ' '- sen's fairy-tales - 1 "' Clip And Peale IA Your Scrapbook - - 4r A
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da Rae Phyllis Jimmie Jan- 0-----
and Arvita of Last Chance ' proved and has been -moved to ' I --
It wou II n t b so b d r
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to be - - - - —
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dr and Mrs Howard' Davis : her home - ---- gnI I- a l 1 s1 -1011W buried up to your era- it 'were' ' --- r so 1
i children have purchased the i Ricky Thompson is spending a -
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in
nor hOuse and moved i here' few days in the home of Mr and watermelon t
Oketuah i
ut Mrs Longwell ' - -
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dr and Mrs Ted Henderson Mr and Mrs James Largent ' ' J
Okeinah have purchased the of Seminole spent the weekend '
4 A
lie Boyles place and moved' with Mr and Mr Joe Largent N ' I 1 i iff
' ' '
Mr and Mrs Walter Morphis 1 Tne Sror
Ir and Mre Boyles moved to and children of Dumas Texas
tmah ' ' ' spent a few days last week with - ''' :N -
harlie Smith of From° Calif
his mother Mts E F Morpitis I ti
4
i a visitor here Thursday I'
Mrs Nellie Hardin Barbara -
'be teacher's home is being t tt tti' '
0 a ream
and joy Dean have returned home ) Ne
todeled this week 't -z
after several weeks in Tulsa
Ire Ted Morphia who under- a major operation in Mrs VivianWhilaker is spend
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