Stillwater Daily News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 64, Ed. 1 Monday, April 14, 1958 Page: 3 of 8
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CIST DEPENDABLI
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NEW FASHIONS CREATED IN OLD ARIZONA — la Tucson de
signers maks use of the Weststrn atmosphere the Mexican in
flume and the gorgeous coloring of Arizona when they're look
log for Inspiration Hers ere three modern Tucson designs all
eery wearable The cocktail costume with Mexican feeling has
while felt cape and skirt worn with black cotton satin baiter top
' The same cotton satin Is used In lining of the cape Black hpild
is used as trim on cape and skirt Black and white striped mat
tress ticking makes leisure hour outfit appliqued with jeweled
red bandana The famous tiered skirt of the West appears right
In this two piece polka dot dress Fabric is powder puff muslin
Jewelry is heavy silver set with irregular turquoise in unusual
designs Colors that turn up frequently In Tucson designs are
silver turquoise and coral These ars the three colors that lend
themselves readily to the dashing designs and they ars also the
Presbyterian
Women Hear
Mrs Bhan
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S AS
!Iodation held its meeting starting
with a luncheon served by circle
bur with Mrs AB Alcott chair-
man ' Association president Ws If
O Thuesen conducted tho
tell session during which tha an-
nouncement was mad of the Mii
aiun lea and open house on Friday
AU Presbyterian women were tat
od to allitrir their appreciation by
attending tha tea United Church
Women's Fellowship luncheon will
ko It 1 p mi Friday May 1 In
Society Calendar
Mal'401AV APRIL II
Ottier nt Raini Zs tor cilia at
Mammon Temple Puck end Miller
lteets at 1 p
tat Auxiliary V 1 VI halt OM th
Main i as pm
Pant Presidents club et American
legion Auxiliary lotion Hall WIN
Main at at p
AAUVr general nirating Attutent
rnina Parlors A anti B at II IS p
It lasomr APRIL 1111
AOC Auxiliary Student Union it
41 p
Canton and LAPM In ioor hall
130s L tin ve si S p tn
Lady Ike at Sanborn clubhouse
north Al city at A se pm
Detroit
at Homo Irides at VrW
rill Main at at I pm
stas emphasized Only by check-
mein et as I g I tri 7 7 7- womws RELIEF' CORPS
ing through such an office Is one
Paet rreeidente club tat American ' l
a 'a business session at
lotion nikinnary lotion Hail 00114 will n-V-- - PRAIRIE GEM HOME DEM-
i able to get a complete up to-date
Main et at I 30 pni 2 pm on May 10th following a:onstration club of Tryon cotilmunI
AAVW general niretins Pliuttent
credit report even on the new
tt1 pturo A a B at A la pi noon luncheon in the I 001r ball!ity met in the home of Mrs Jackipeopto who move Into the Corn-
It ISOM APRIL II -120111 E 9th ave ' Ilidpath with 14 menibers presentimtmity The Credit Bpreau neser
A taC Auxiliary Student Union et
I 30 p m Mrs Maude Story presided over !toll call was anseered with theloses the "hear-say" reports but
Caution and LAPM Al In toor ban the meeting held Saturday I th
-e'group telling 'Know Your Figureeccurate Inturmation sithich can be
1ts0y1' It:a "lot' SostriltlioPronioubtkouao hall A here the secretary r e a dTypeo Mrs Tillie !tinkle and MesIsubstantiated by concrete evi--
north of city at I se p m general orders from the depart-
!Dale Anderson were leaders foridenee
bettres sr Honor lodge at VFW kali
90711 Main et et I p m ment president Mrs Stella Cal the day thscussions were made Mrs Paul Burch president an-
"thud !nude club Ma born of Milt lagher was appointed assistant4m the type of patterns fabrics
ttutetrt Gibbon Ill W Scutt ave eti flounced the "bosses" breakfast
I p m 1 conductor tofill the place of Mrs and color to fit the type of person would be May II at Sk'een's cafe
AALAV Bridge Ittell9 to horns of Geneva t'onarro who resigned Nit's Rittpath served refreshteria and Judge Mildred Patterson
Mrs" Cecil Williams at CIS p in
la a DrolLIDAY APRIL It '
I Mrs Fthel Coppodge gave a ments to members present and -he kef
t)f Guthrie would spea
asyeet Duplicate fartatee club at talk
k on Apo mattox day the day t rs Grace Hampton Lincoln Also plans were made tentatis'ely
S'edtrall't Illanulen jtailiipti7o'" Alli°Ufrinritie elubIGeneral Lee surrendered T h e county home demonstration agent for money making projects of the
soros Of mrs Frank Briscoe MA' auditing committee gave a report I —
w 4ts a at I p m als " CIA
TOKAIDAT APRIL 11 o
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u pa umnae There ere 29 members present
tsictst ottiit to usautesnt ussoste Present belittles the above men-
Temple Millet and Duck streets at ca litA” I r
IniVinClIf KrilUWX1Ilp IUTICIMUJI 101111Tompte 11111or and Duck 'trysts all - - — --- --- - 7-- - -- 1
b It 1 p m Friday May 1 fo'a p tn itioned were Mesdames LC Jones
I The Stillwater Alumnae of Ea
Or3tri te4lutlitothoallrid oft Mr1 'Mary Carnes Rebecca
the Presbyterian church Alin an- I
1 cis'atit"t17amt? Da rlit't- lTau Alpha ill honor" members or
tounced wag the need for clothing 3 k rh Ill Fate' CoPPadga W n Hale Clara the Alpha Upsilon chapter skho will
ho'sfisIirl:rusTi e:roArrriel:it?!lioorttlDryden Emma Tinker Myrtle!be
and bedding for the Seminol Mis-117"n1 graduated soon from Oklitionia
sloe which should be taken t4 MIT Daughter of ArTliltainalltIov"okirt:::1 int hlartha Kenwortby Hayden State University when they meet
John Hamilton before Tuesday hottia of Itra A r Darla 1ru4 w Bonney and Carroll McClain in the home of Mrs Frank Briscoe
Admiral toad at 1 11 p T
Mrs A I Bentley led devotion Itrta eictra Phi Alpha Phi chapter ' MS West ath Avenue at 6 pm
using Dr Laubsch's interprets- Yw" i"Y"aa' at I P m ItIstoe Service Held U on Wednesday Mn George Whit-
Pao Chapter liti honks of Mrs i
Don of the Lord's Prayer W Whatley 1211 11 th rota at
i NICOSIA' Cyprus (CP)--A band lenberg and Mn Al Parker will
Mrs Cyril Rhin of Maidakha Ptr
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Tusatrastreas ub tudant Vigo& Of hooded M 1 interrupted 1111be assisting hostesses
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(hutch In Lahore Pakista
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-- Don room at I p m ' lb -- - hooded - - e - '
ducted the program She is In thel tilrpolloa Luna Alpha irmilon rt Easter service In Peristerona!
United States as a representativeesisarrInrtioshmtsP nit Mr l'ru"
h arc at
1!41 near here Sunday and flogged in
Of the notional meeting of Preshy-italpsT APRIL IS IR-year-old boy They held up the Finest Surgical Steel
A
Wino women's organizations to m A triw sit'it:tipestrgt tilsotodnInt4grUn
en'Pe 11WITI service for aa hour while they
Double Edge '
" i harangued the worshippers tell- :
b kold la June at Purdue unlver- 1 )0 1m
atty ing the village irrigation commit
Mrs Bhan said the Christian Daughters el American Pt oveolvtlen tee to resign and the village con- Honed In Oil
people of PakistiO feel Si greet1 stable to do Ids work properly is-
1 Razor Blades
responsibility not only for the set Mrs A E Darlow 100t W Ad-
Airs A L Sienuey OtY0L10111' Beta theme Phi Alpha Phi chapter
using Dr Laubach's interpreta- Yw" a'a"aa at I P
PAO Chapter AU heynie et Mn
tion of the Lord's Prayer W Whatley VIP A Lk ave at I
Mn Cyril "than of Maidakha "n
Tnuartootrnmastreattel pelmuir Atudeni VntOli
(hutch in Labor Pakist An con
ducted the program She is in thel Irpotion altilla Alpha irpaiton
United States as I representative echisarrInr oehmsk" oath otters at 73O pm
of the national meeting of Preshyloamcy APRIL Is
Wn in women's organizations to LLti iiisZonInftsgruenn'Pe011:mcl
be held in Juno at Purdue univer- oo pm
lit?
Mn "than said the ChristianDavahsers of American RevoltOen
people of Pakistan feel a great
responsibility not only for the ra Mrs A E Darlow 1004 W M
ligious life of all the people but miral roil Mn If Fristoe
also for the betterment of living and Mn M II Griffin will be
Conditions All Christians work to- hostesses It 1:13 pm Thursday
tether without any thought of de- for Daughters of the American
nominations for better schools col- Revolution Mrs Francts
leg hospitals and housing will conduct a program on "Ca-
nso need for achools even St)thedrals" The group will ' honor
the elementary level is treat Islas charter members
also for the betterment of living
conditions All Christians work to-
gether without any thought of de-
Isomlnations for better schools col-
leges hospitals and housing
The need for achools even it
the elementary level Is great as
they cannot serve half wboi
'Wit JAI to attend Mrs Bhao
gavel assurance that help from the
United States sent to Pakistan was
welcomed used and appreciated
Ilutannah Wesley Unit !
Members Of Susannah Wester
Vita of Wesleyan Service Guild
of the First Methodist church will
Oleet at I pm Tuesday in the
home of Mrs John Venable 1805
Admiral road "The Mind That
Was in Christ" with student
work and institutions of high learn-
ing emphasized will be the pro-
gram with the Bev John Combs
in charge Worship service wiU be
led by Mrs Virgil Burke Assist-
ing hostess will be Mrs TL Ag-
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please phone 311 before 7:00 pm1
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Ili I 7th — Phone 3433
NOTICE! — We're Going to Have
a Birthday Party!
WATCH FOR OUR AD APPEARING
IN SUNDAY'S NEWS-PRESS
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BRAKEY PLUMB ELECT
colors that blend easily with Arizona's handsome indisivmade
Jewelry Because Arizona is a cottongrowing state suplma
that aristocrat of cottons turns up often in the fashions that
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originate la Tucson It is used in beautiful and original versions
both for daytime and evening clothes Silver and gold braid are
favored as trim for dressy clothes and one or the ether is ofteis
used lavishly to trim skirt and bodice of Arizona's famed "squaw
dress" The squaw dress Is i modern version of fashion of the
old west and Tucson designers stick to the concept of full
tiered skirt and fitted top in designing new vrrsion The squaw
dress may be InezPensive or s designer creation It may be
fairly simple or cut from supima cotton and isvished with gold
or silver braid and other trim Even the Tombstone silver ruins
serves as Inspiration for a dress that's turquoise blue supims
cotton with skirt embroidered in swirling silver veins
WRC Sets Lunch
Business Meet
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Prairie Gem
Club Meets
Razor Blades
100 for 69c
(HIM DRUG
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nDucket of A & M Dairy Values?
SALE
Payne County Creamery Inc
610 So Iluttnind Phone 1210
PROVERBS
"If you put nothing in your purse
you can take nothing out"
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Open your savings occount with us then odd
something to It each pay-day You willre
ceive generous earnings with never o worry
about getting your money back—your ac-
count Is safe here
Stillwater Savings t3 Loin Ass'''
113 O 8th
Phone 782
MI NV
Skit Prelented
At C‘AIBC Meet
"COFFEE BREAK" WAS THE
skit presented by four member
of Credit Women's Breakfast clqh
at its 'Thursday morning meeting
in Skeen's cafeteria
Participating In the skit were
Mesdames Cr& II Maples Joe Clark
Sue Springwater and Miss WI
Elwell s‘ ho illustrated what people
employed in credit departments
definitely should not do when
seeking credit information in re-
gard to prospective customers
Mrs Raymond Going program
:chairman introduced the group
Again the importance of t h
Credit Bureau in any community
!st as emphasized Only by check
By RUTH MUM
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Spouses Switch Hobbies
And Find Interests Doubled
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IACIIINERY
"I've been taking bridge lesson because my husband prom
bled me if I would learn to plats god gams of bridge h" would
learn to dance
"A month ago he admitted I was pretty good awl signed up
for dancing lessons"
The middle-aged woman who told me that added: "The funny
thing is I 11QW lova to play bridge and my husband Is as proud
II can be of learning to dance It's a pity we didn't make our
bargain years ago"
There's so obvious moral to that story In fact there are
two morals
The first Is that when a wife decides to find out why her
husband is so fascinated by a hobby she usually ends up as laa
ciliated by it as he is The same goes for a husband The willing
ness to learn pay" off in a new interest G
Wirks Both Ways
The other Is that for a couple to be really companionable
both should make some effort to learn to enjoy the things the
other finds fascinating
It isn't enough for a wife to learn to share her husband' in-
terests Their companionship is much closer if he also learns to
'hare some of her Interests too
So if your husband thinks he doesn't like to dance and you
love to dance but wonder how in the world he can spend a day
sitting In a boat fishing why not make a bargain?
You'll try fishing if he'll try dancing You'll have more fun
as a couple if you at least try to share each other's Interests
And you'll stay young longer too ' ' 0
Child Study Club Five
A white elephant sale will he
held by Child Study club twit when
it meets at I pm Tuesday in
the home of Mn Robert Gihbon1
PIS W Scott ave '
LI La Cor
Troia's( will GETTING LIP NIGHTS
pAts ii RACE NIPS UGS
Tkotions LOSS OF VIGOR
if ytott rs a victims of thaes
symptoms thee your troubles may ha
traced to Glandular Inflammation
Glandular Inflammation la a count
tutional disease and medicines (kit
give temporary rein( will taot remove
(ha twines of your troubles
Neglect cdGlandular Inflammation
ohne leads to premature bandit' and
incurable enalignancy
The past year mem from LOA ootn-
munition have hero auoceasfully treat-
ad here at Excelsior Springs They
have found soothing relief and a new
seat ia Ian
Tha Excelsior Madical Clink da
voted to the treatment of diseasea
Peculiar to older maa by NON
SURGICAL Methods has a Nes
FREE BOOK that tolls how thaws
trinibles may be corrected by proven
NonSurginal treatments This book
may prey of utmoat tame la
your life No obligation
Excelsior Medical Clinic Dept
8960 Excelsior Springs Mo
1948 Formal! "C" Tracts with
1 Plow Carry Type
1 Cultivator
1 Planter attachment
1937 (10-200) MC Deering Tractor nearly new tires
1 Plow 14" Gang McDeering
1 Springtooth 2 section Harrow
1 Mowing Machine 7 ft McDtering
1 Harrow spiked tooth 3 section
1 Groin Drill 12 Hot McDeering
1 Tandem Disk McDetring
1 Field Cultivator (soil control No 10)
1 Two Row stalk cutter
2 4-wheel trailers with racks
2 Iron Wheel wagons
1 Horse drawn Sulky Rake 12 rt
1 Cultivator horse drawn six shovel
1 Walking Lister
1 5 shovel garden cultivator
1 Harrow "A" shaped for garden ft
2 Corn "heifers
1 platform scale
1 Sack wheeler rubber tires
2 Tanks
1 Buzz Saw'
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Wednesday April 16 1958
at 11:00 am
TERMSI CASII FOR CREDIT SEE CLERK BEFORE! SALO DATIL
Conducted by Cross-Wells Sale Service
Office: 7th and Main Stillwater Over D 8 V Drug Phone 55
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Waunice Swageorty Woman's Papa Editor
Daily deadlino is t am
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TUESDAY APRIL IS
Stillwater Okla April 14 1953
First Methodist church
Susannah Wesley Unit of Wesleyan
Service Git ltd home of Mts John ' '
Venania 1e03 Adintrel road at II pin Music Listening Group
WFONFSDAY APRIL 116
The Music Listening group Ot
First Presbvtarlas church ' the Association of University
Presbyterian (SLIM dinner at church
at I IS pm '
Missal trimmer $lt N Bents It Women will meet Friday evening
First Christia church At 7:30 at the home of MU Robert
Kehler group horn of Mrs J 1
iw Reed 524 S Lincoln Mrs Jack
I 30 p tn ITompkins111 be' ' the assisting
Angle group home of Mrs Don 1
Seelig 7W S Orchard Lane at p MhrtSte '
Dugan group home of Mrs Zella
Banner Ill S Husband at at I Pm
Galusha group home ill 'Mrs O 01 Round Table Unit light
firmbe 2030 Arroutted at I p in
Bonham group home r sire Paul
Round Table unit titht will meet
Pulley north of city at 7:30 pm'
Moss group home of Mrs Bruce WI at 7:30 pm TuesdaYt In the home
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llama north of cltv et 0 P m of Mrs Esther WO 1513 W Will
First Methodist thurets '
"e L C Kerne will be
Isabelle Ttieourn - mit of wesiesaa- Mn
Bonham group home o vire Paul
Puller north of city st 7:30 p m'
Moss group home of Mrs Brue Wit $t 7:30
Round Table unit eat will meet
pm Tuesda In the home
Liam' north of rttv St 0 P m of Mrs Estiier WO 01513 W 10th
t't r st Mrthodist thurets ave Mn L G Kerns will be
hialyelli mown unit of wpstevan
spryly cult4 at church it 030 p mithe reviewer I
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Out Door Power Equipment
HEADQUARTERS
COLE11 Garden Tractors '
and Attachments
This Week's Spedol 4 a Only
TRACTOR and CULTIVATOR
Special Buy 4 s Special Price
Auctioneer! HERSCHEL! CROSS Clerk i JIM WELLS
CLEABANCE!
5-CIIMN SAWS
ALLPriced to Sell
Terms to Suit your Budget
Stillsvotor's Most Complete Dairy Supply Store
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Table and 6 choirs chortruese In plastic
POULTRY '
tine Hatchery flock of 150 hens 12 roosters
breeding is (Christie New Hampshire')
over 130 eggs daily
PICKUP TRUCK
Good Cheer Farm Women's Club Will Serve Lunch at Noon
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1—Home lite 6 Hp 2—McCulloch
2—Demonstrotors
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WE SERVICE and GUARANTEE OUR EQUIPMENT
Headquarters for Riding Lawn Mowers
Seed Insecticides
- Plants "Plant Food Etc
Mono 3383
Be5ause of the death of my husband (the late W V "Bill" Adams) I must sell at Public Auction at the farm
located at the termination of Pin Street on the south western edge of Stillwater or directly south of the Still
water Municipal Hospital to the end of Pine Street the following described items on
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
20 lengths of galvanized pipe new 1-2 and 34 Inch
22 ft length
A quantity' of used pipe
A quantity of used sheet Iron woven wire and
barbed wire fence
1 Dairy vat 3 milk cans
Harness and collars
Chains hammers saws (hand and cross-cut) bolts
pip fittings pitch forks scoops and many
other small tools and good and useful
similar Items
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w ir"rlivrie tAl EU IN ULU AltlIONA la Tucson do colors that blend easily with Arizona's bandsomo Indian made
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the same cotton satin Is used In lining of the cape Black braid used lavishly to trim skirt and bodice of Arizona's famed "squaw "COFFEE BREAK" WAS THE 9111 W Scott ave
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Ikea at riantiorn clubhouse hall here Itt secretary readl" lit s Tillie !tinkle and WO t t' t 1 t te est- aaat tit lit&
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sem fierli Main at at a p m ment president Mrs Stella Cal -ithe day Discussions were matte voted to tts treatnient (It doomed
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"outs asutt club Ms horn Mrs antainted lialistanI!on the type i p tt ns fabrics
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Bellatti, R. Marsden. Stillwater Daily News-Press (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 48, No. 64, Ed. 1 Monday, April 14, 1958, newspaper, April 14, 1958; Stillwater, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2191119/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.