The Cushing Daily Citizen (Cushing, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1935 Page: 3 of 8
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THURSDAY AUGUST 29
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since his graduation from the uoi- the Ethiopian situation
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--- ioleive of SocletY Should De Pb uted' to the Deny Clasen Before 11 1 1
O'clock in the Morning- ?bone 834
et Society Should Be nosed' to the Doily Clasen Before 11
O'clock in the Morning- Phone 834
Mr and Mrs Journey
And Daughter Honored
Mr and Mrs Doyle Journey and
daughter Miss Mary Sue of Oitir
wein la former residents of thili
city who are spending their Vaea
tion here with friends were honored
Wednesday evening when g group
of tilde friends entertained with a
covered dish dinner in their honor
Temt home of Mr and Mrs L
Owen t 201 West Maple WeA the
scene of the dinner 'sod evening
party lOarden thowers decorated the
home for the OPC101011
The iguests included member a PI
the Pastime Player Mb of which
the Journeys were enciphers lind a
few additional friends Tivoli pres-
ent were: Mr and Mrs S J Berton
Mr and Mrs P T O'Herin Mr and
Mrie It 'J Clay Mr and Mrs W E
Moody iMx and Mrs Jack Baker
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilkerson Mr
and Mrs E M Owen Mr and Mrs
Paul Headon and son Charles Mr
and Mrs W P Lavery Mr and
Mrs J F Alfred Mr end Mrs Win-
ston Jonest and daughter BettY
Mrs Don Outhrie Mr and Mrs'
Mack Bennett Mr and Mrs Ten
R Johnson and Mr and Mrs Lo
ton and the honorees Mr and
Journey and- daughter-
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Mrs Landon Karr's
Birthday is Honored
The birthday of 1V11 Landon
Karr was honored on Tuesday
evening when a group of her
friends entertained with a cov-
ered dish supper at her home 109
East Ninth
Those attending were: Mr and
Mrs H E Boerner and children
Beverly and Paul Farrel Mr and
Mrs Paul Robertson and daugh-
ter Phyllis Ann Mr and Mrs W
R Whitaker Mr and Mrs R C
Dale and sons Bobby and Billy
Mr and Mrs L G King and
sons Richard and Orman Mr
and Mrs Roy King Mr and Mrs
R G Wagoner Mr and Mrs Carl
Schnack Mrs George Mitchell
Mrs H Sherwin Mr Arnold
Saunders Mr and Mrs R C
James ar11 children Marvin Mel-
vin and Coral Rose Mr and Mrs
Louis Pippinger and daughters
Joan and Inez Miss Geneva Stites
Miss Dorothy Powell pnd the hon-
oree Mit Karr and Mr Karr
Those sending gifts were Mrs
C D Atha Mrs Clyde Atha Mrs
R I Clements Mrs E K Odorri
and Mrs E O Martin
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Mr and Mrs Bosmeyer
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‘mbers of the Thursday Eve-
ning Dinner club entertained with
a cover d dish dinner Tuesday
evening t the tome of Mr and
Mis A M Bosmyer
Al r the serving of the dinner
the roup spent the evening in-
form ly with games of bridge
Mr arrell Carpenter of Glade-
water Texas was a guest of the
club
Tho attending were: Mr and
Mrs P Alfred Mr and Mrs
F R Brooks and sons Jim and
emu j
Tho attending were: Mr and
Mrs P Alfred Mr and Mrs
F R rooks and sons Jim and
Bob T4r i and Mrs James Al-
fred add son Buster Mrs Guy
Schulze and daughter Miss Vir-
ginia Sthuize Mr and Mss W
F Lavery and sons Mr Jack
Vertreese and the hosts Mr and
Mrs Bosmeyer and son Tom
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Roundaliers Are
Guests ta Riddle Home
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The noundaliers enjoyed a pic-
nic super and an evening of
dancing )CI card games Wednes-
day evening at the borne of Kts
A K Riddle 945 East Moses Miss
Noma Keil of Long Beach Calif
who is making her home with Mr
and Mrs i Riddle is a member of
the club
The erning was delightfully
spent in dancing and with card
games A delicious picnic lunch
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mbers attending were: Miss
Strong Miss Marie Gibson
Miss ma Corbin Miss Norma Keil
Mr Freddie Riddle Mr Bob Ber-
ton Mr Jack Walters Mr Bill
Cusac
The guests were Miss Gayle
Jones Miss Marguerite McCol-
lough IVIT T A Holland Jr IVfr
Elbert St4wers Mr Irvin Usher of
this dill and Miss Juliet May-
field of Rogers Ark
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Thursday
Worth While Club Picnic for thell
families City Park 12:30 o'clock
Les leuex Party
Given by Miss Falk
Miss Helen Falk entertained
members of the Les Jeuex club
Monday evening with a bridge
party at her home 926 East
Broadway
Autumn colors appeared in the
appointments of the party Miss
Helen Wheeler received the favor
given for the high score
The hostess served a desert
court- following the games She
was assisted in entertaining by
her mother Mrs Jake Falk
The members present were: Miss
Mary Jane - Price Miss Debris
Berton Miss Martha Ernst Miss
Maxine Moody Miss Vera Col-
lins Miss Audie Bachman Miss
Mary Louise Owen Miss Helen
Wheeler Miss Dorothy Moffatt
Miss June Usher and Miss Ruth
Surbaugh Miss Jessie Shirley was
a guest at the party
TOPEKA Kan Aug 23—C(JP)--
Shipments of cattle and calves from
17 states in the western cattle area
extending from North Dakota and
Texas westward between now and
December will be only half the num-
ber for the same period last year the
department of agriculture estimated
32 Months Service
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13 Plates
Mai Old Battery
171t-rds Commander sold with
months' service guarantee
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Stork Shower
For Mothcr-r?
No! for Father
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Will wonders never cease?
Men have stai Led giving stork
showers for the fathers of new
baby boys This was an idea
conceived by twelve employes
of the Deep Rock 011 Corpor-
atdon The new habys must be
boys however or there will be
no shower
William Hoggatt Deep Rock
employee of the car depart-
ment was the honoree as two
weeks ago Wednesday his wife
pies4-ited hint with a 7 -4
pound baby boy
Tuesday of this week a
group of his fellow workmen
went shopping and that eve-
ning they called at the Ifoggatt
home carrying baby blankets
dresses and other wearing AP-
parel and nvessities for the
new baby
The father learning that
they were giving him a show-
er was prepared to receive the
guests and he served water-
melon after he had untied the
dainty pink and blue ribbons
on the packages and opened
the gifts
Among those in the party
were: Burl Williams Shorty
LPIE111: Tom Branyan Frank
Sheridan Elmer Marshall Earl
Evans Chester Palmer M
Gray and H Hurst
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The shipment this year will ap-
proximate 4000000 head The large
shipment last year was due mainly
to the government buying cattle for
thoutb relief The number this year
is about the same as the number for
the tame period in 1933 and 1932
Hopson admits trying to control
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Cushing
CUSHING DAILY CITIZEN
'Hillside Pupils 1COLLEGE BOYS
To Enroll Mondayi
Pupils of Hillside school will en-
oil Monday morning:8:SO o'clock
a the Reim& Prinvinal
! loll Monday morning 8:30 o'clock1
at the school building Principal
! J C Fitzgerald stated today I
' The pew school iZILIS will call or
the children and take them to
enroll This Is the first year that
Hillside school has had a bus It
will be driven by William Mat-
look !
The school building has been
replastered and repainted prepar-'
atory to the opening of school
The school garage has been en-
large d to accomodate the bus The
floors of the school have been oil
ed
President Signs the
Fazier-Lemke Bill
WASMNO'rON Aug 29---(UP)—
President ftoosevelt today signed
the Frazier-Lemke bill amending
Vie bankruptcy law to give farmers
a three-year moratorium on fore-
closures on mortgages property
The bill would permit fanners to
go into federal court after claim-
ing bankruptcy and arrange to
have payments on their mortgages
deferred as much as three years
The measure passed congress in
the adjournment rush last week
The Soviet-American
Dispute Considered
WASHINGTON Aug 29—(111))—
All angles of the Soviet-American
dispute including possible effects
In the far east were studied anew
today by Secretary of State Cordell
Hull and his advisers preparing a
reply to the Soviet note rejecting
this country's protest against com-
munist activities
Large Frog Order Placed
GUELPH Ont (UP)—An order
for 1000 frogs a week has been re-
ceived by the Board of Trade here
from a Detroit man
Priced As Low As
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prices as low as these listed here plus
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out limit—then you have America's
BEST buy in low priced tires In
Ramblers you get FOUR FULL
plies plus two breaker stripe!
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450-21 525
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500-19 595
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CUSHING OKLAHOMA
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The Best Brawn That Money
Can Buy Will Go Against
Gridmen of the Campuses
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Football Fans Favor Pros to
Win Annual Classic in Sol
dier Field in Chicago
CHICAGO Aug 29—(UP
wards of 83000 football fans will
fill Soldier Field tonight for a
showdown battle of the collegiate
All-Stars anti the profesaional Chi-
cago Bears a matching of the best
brawn that money can buy wan
the Simon pure cream of the cam-
puses Betath the flooGglits of the
Lakeforest stadium probably will be
written an answer to the harassing
question—which is supreme the
hired maulers or the lads who PIO
for the !Ample joy of the game?
"Wide Open Game" Promised
The qilestion went unanswered
last year when the All-Americans
and the Beats played drearily to a
seoreles tie The master minds of
the new aggregations however have
promi3ed a "wide open game" to
provide the breaks for scoring
The professional betting masters
In the loop gave three dollars to
two that the Bears will win They
gave even money on the Bears and
spotted you seven points
The 42 All-Stars picked in a na-
tionwide poll of 737918 fans will
troop out onto the field in their
gold and silver trappings tonight
with a new idea of how football la
played
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29c each
Wards famous Supreme qua'-
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twice this LOW price!
Brake Shoes
For Model "A" Fords a-st
Save extra! Trade in your old
brake shoes at Wards! Set of
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Mazda a uto
bulbs All
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F ender
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chrome plate opening
Phone 1304
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bulb s All guards Pro- talked about in New York and Paris Casual sports style l: 1:)
sizes Save! tect fenders with deep armhole and inverted pleat at the back Earl-019 I
Bead Coach Prank Thomas of
Alithama warned the collegians that
their professional opponents may be
jests cted to peas kk'k Pr run when
Whim strikes them and without
Imach regard for the down or yard
age
Brumbaugh IN Missing
The college code forcing the
passer to stand five yards back of
the scrimmage line will prevail
Carl Brinnbatigh the profession
als' quarterback will be missing
from the lineup ironic° Nagankl
the Minnesota giant will be out or
the starting roster with au i injury
I but probably will put in Fin appear-
ance later
Berri le Masterson prcbahly
I be in at quarterback Jitek Maiden
full and Beattie Feathers and
Juliony Sisk et tile hah'es
Miller Murdas of Pitbiburgh cap
tain of the All-Americans was a
'certain starter at quarterback Ai
INichelini of St Mary's and Bill
Shepard of western 41aryland were
starting selections as halfbacks
1Stan Kostka the Minnesota power
house has been holding down the
fullback job in most of the practice
sessions
Skeet Berry Not to
Coach at Drumright
DRUM:U(1MT Okla Aug 28—
(UP)—Roy (Skeet) Berry Tulsa
univerhity football star who was to
have been assistant football coach
and teacher of history in Drumright
high school this fall has been re-
leased from his contract to accept
rom
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or dropped back—it's one of the new 2-way col-
lars Paris sponsors New raised surface
woolen new deep armhole Slim silhouette
Silk crepe lined interlined Sizes 14 to O
New rich-colored Fall tweed in the glowing Italian colors
talked about in New York and Paris Casual sports style
with deep armhole and inverted pleat at the back Earl-910
lined 14 to 20 (Sketched center)
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wolf is soft warm flattering New raised surface woolen
new drop shoulder effect Crepe back satin lining inter
lined $izes 14 to 20 (Sketched right)
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similar work at Bartlesville—
School citiciait announcing the
release today said Berry explained
he would have a better aitry and
mere advantages pit i3artltdv1lle
has been working hp a bank at Tulsa
since his graduation from the uni-
versity last spring
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History—The Story of Our Nation
T4 Use Many Old Books
"Orade achool students may pur-
chase books at any time as they are
now on sale at the book store
which is the City Drug Store" Su-
perintendent W B French stated
"Pupils should not purchase books
or materials other than those listed
above until they attend classes
Last year's gezgraphy (Dodge and
Lackey) will be used until the text-
book controversy is settled The Bth
and 7th grades will probably use
the old book throughout the year
"I would suggest that the 4th
and Oth grades secure as many used
books as pomible from last year's
5th and Ith grade students I would
not advise purchasing new bcolts at
the present" French said
Seek Library Contributions
The Cushing public school sys-
tem is attempting to offer a library
period each day in which the pupil
may do free reading under the
supervision of a teacher Books are
being solicited and collected for the
library and school patrons having
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