Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 57, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1960 Page: 2 of 6
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Pogo Two- Duront (Okla ) tkJy Penlocrmt In tiov 18 1960
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Durant Daily Democrat
Published daily except Saturday at 1'29 North Third ANNUM at
Durant Oklahoma Established
Aecnal Class Mail privileges authorized at Durant Oklahoma
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ROBERT I L PETERSON Managing Editor
RICBARD P PETERSON Ad iertising Manager
FRANK V BUNN' Office Manager
VIRGIL L PARKER Mechanical Superintendent
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Member United Press Association Oklahoma Press Association
Circulation Rates: 30 cents per week for carrier delivery service
By mail In Bryan County anti trade territory 12 months $7 6
months V75 3 months $2 Outside Durant trade territory 12
months $12 6 months $650 3 months $350
We hold this to be a fundamental principle of democratic gov
That every government official or board that handles money
should publish at replar Intervals an account of it showing how
each dollar Is spent
Kecping In Step
ta-b e vVe rcpOrt payola the v111 be this time" he told us Ile
CongressioNal investigars wotit was worried about anothvr penny
get us SO We'll repo! t 1f sales tax and what it would do
Yesterday we revehed a "First to l'Aint I i hhe Bryan
Day of Issm """ emelope from lie had at the regoest of
the ('Ittnit Fire bvarlai speaker pro telli D Met'sirty
the nem and colorful tamp tire vgain aecepted the post of chair
girls Stang' Mid e (hank them Milli of the ti011se V1111)1(111111'111
for it it'll P into son Bobby's committee That's one of the
for It Itll go into son Bobby's committee That's mie or the
collection toliglie4( chairmanships lip there
tt little hard to I g ii r devilling vilich 101)44444er
though lobal so long T h o polisilreil by Well Itepresenta-
postmark says N I yisicrLiy the tilts to gel tacit Job
VHS the 17th In the last session through this
hairillairthip Earl I-ail around 20
The death or Earl CitriwrIght Itryali comity boys spend a week
a Jolt not only to his fainily and II the City as pages in the House
friends but to the callity 118 giving them a close look at litm'
tyhole the legislature and state govern
Earl NV1t't (Mr vitrrol littsflt I:4 11111 i 1011Mot IlletilbiTS are
tor from the Atimipoint of tenure allocated either two or three pii
It's the old hands vile' civil the tes Ior the session
inflUenve in the House mid Senate Some lon't want to lake the
up at Oklahoma City trouble to get them t OC and look
It mill thri tt it aeaer burden 'titer thent "nd Earl '"Ilert"d
on the shoulders of Attain Itel "extra0 lie 11'ed kids sod
tho's a eterati In the Ibis "118 waY hi s'o'wed it
House bet a neaconier to the by letting them tylitch govern
senate and en tittat went lit acticn which he enjoyed
not to mention s bite er tato s huoselt
Earl's place
Nve had tanod with inn nvtr tVe had the pleasure solliolvhat
an early morning eup (f or substituting fur tt
Venus and it urn
Stilt Shines
on this day in :
In Is95 43n women in Wi-eiri4!
F ri
Maine oroiiizei I he first von'
ans chth in America the Female rom rtela
ATTENTION E I Ns!
l'ocalt anted
See I Bton Intl
ILL l'oVIC 1'01 l'IZI(Es
PI)NE1:1: SEIM 1101
131 N So'oml Phone '133
by BOB PETERSON
MOIWOMMINIM
TV and RADIO
Repair Center
ALL MUMS — II ORR
Ctinratiteett
Amalfi Street Prom
STEGER 1111111it CO
Phonp 16Ott
lomamomemr
LIBERTY HOTEL APARTMENTS
Nin it NIAV )11 Vc tfitMFNT
pii rt went s refrigera tot innerspring iii i
tresseii one and two beds $IO per week Clean sleeping rooms
$790 per week
The Hotel now has the added atiracti'in RAP
P1? tnir Barber spevializes in II iit"p Boogies and
Dnehlails ()ring the little tots tow
118 8 V1)Utl'11 ith 1:Se L11 :k pu
the driers tree
PLENTY OF FREE FARRING
IOS S FIRST ST FIIONE
1
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last Sundm' Ile tvas eeer for the "11)'41ittlie ut the high tihool yeS-
legislative sossinn to tart a:11 terday and if the stmients hi the
convornod Auto wh:it apd hi:4 111811'11W ire ethical ion cla-s
II) t aren't eonfitsed iiholit newspaper-
& about the financial prohlem !ng they never will be 'cause we'0
"It's never been i t I :is It Iltit 1111111 n 11111)1ip 4)ea ker
teacher J E 'll'arner's
'
hi the holottal Joh!' llassev has
Today s Mien y over n the class Only yes
terda Joh hail to he 0111 01
tontt and somehow talked me
Almanac into meeting IvIth the 8:39 elits
Letis Coleman In
beim the teacher for the
By l'atted Pres international 1'2:30 class
ToLlay is-Priday Nov IS the tirdimully when anvone asks us
323d day of the year tint 13 to speak we run at top speed the
More in MO othur way hut there we were
The moon is new No wonder got elected 1 the
The morning stars are Mercury A pro
and Mars ty perstalSiVe reihrw
The eVelling st a n re J twit IT
restaurant for a series of wild
Kit me lunches Their motto might
well tie-"We Eat Anything"
AA far ns the asgoetatios'
concerned nothing that has horns
ins tails scales feathers
regarcied as indigestible Over the
it hare dined on
Violencc
Washington's Lighter Side
Anteaters Meeting Flips Stomach
WASIIINGT(iN UM- The en such volcanic viani Is as kangaroo "barbecued ti bits of lAild ga me"
velope itself !oohed innocent soup whale blutilicr ititt!mnalim lwh didn't taste too bad until
enoogh but when I opened it my iguanas tind rattlesnakes I the waitress identified it as elk
stomach hegan flip-flopping like a -at Wo had passed an elk while
Mire !Ake Challege
n
troupe I tluisiin gymnasts v Mg through th0 zoo and that
' It contained an invitation to ' You can understand therefore
have !mail with the Anteaters As- 1k hy I was reluctant to accept the
stoiat association's invitation to sample
Possibly you have heard of the the fare at one of this year's
Anteaters Association or possibly lunches It scented more I i ke a
you have been taercifully in challenge than ail invitatlim
the dark As for me I have fol- I mean the association uses a
lowed its activities for years with chef where I 1voL1d employ a
' a fascination bordering on nausea taxidermist Furthermore I didn't
l'he association is a loosely know ‘A hether my insurance would
formed group of gourmets trenci cover the rental of a stomach
ernien and variollA expense Re- pump
c'ouni commandos who get togeth- But after talking' it iiver with
e each fall at the National Zoo my research assrThint young
Zhivago I derided to tintiertako
tin' venture 1)rovilip1 th:it he ae-
company nit It Wa8 Zhivago
kilo assisted me M an experiment
sAith -presidential cocktails" ear-
lie lits Year I trusted his
judgment
1 he first Item oft lii inctiu was
Charitahltk:Soettly
In ISA:: Sir NV th
illimn lbert G
ools On Line i
i Chrysler Th e -ources sant the halt q
diAr nn
natist t1 lihrettiat cf the flit- corp vitt tutu t all productiOn of production on the Ite Soto Ilex
bert and Sullivan team was horn It 11041 intemiu(Iimi la De So n m to line ext onth and month vitt signify the ent of that
'hero will he no rat' with the I)0 hanir on c:114 f th t
In I it uno
s52 111
:litoro ill a ni'llt"n NVilt Chamberlain scormil 45
-40l nano plate for at least itn- description of the current lintlelt
peoplis lini!ft tht‘ streeta of London no ills :Ind gra hboil s rebound
to vleN' 11 public Inner :II of the against Ist Thurzdav nt other year auto industry sources The corporation is considering
Duke o( prt
4'4'110100n introducing a sinaii sos car in
and Yet the big bot inwt er :Iill t' 1:IY
In iss:t lite United states adoot - - - ---- 1962 and using the I) II111-
Sw
1 cep! the goat's horns toi
fOr the Phil- -
i
ed stantiaLl te plate 011 il 110 OW )'IStJ11 f 1
ikip 'ir t IV!il l io r s' trth trdi B
srlit I askin I I W
In IfItirthone 1!S and l'anami Helat i Soto a a standard r1:1141
signed a :lreaty rearhIng Igro chanik1111111 11) weak ! G iv wi1 tan t an l'ilti IleNt 1111 tffih
ment on :--the Pror s"d Pa nnlna lit his flail tillt)t)Iill thi 811SOli I e F oreign tht sources said
Canal "-
11n t help my appetite any rival Niagara is so far behind
Eat s W ith Relish !
North America?" nighty God the past our hope has been in Al- -
III Zhivigo hoWVer (01"111"1 Babson replied: "Well Mr Pres God too is our only hope for
the dish With relish remarking ident Mutt do vou think is t h e
e wtet s o hangt y he could placed not i
n gold but God if In
reasonl" the future Our faith must be
h
eat a horse That didn't help my silent
! for a while before
'He was
pi wtit a
e ny it
eher now all lo ve so dearly
he answered llf ha ve come t o WC are to remain lie land that we
a
The second course featured ' May our heavenly Father make
this conclusion South America
was settled by the Spanish who
ott tett hulltilo which I politely
puAled aside until Dr Zhivago who will heed Ti ancient appeal
s
(tame to South America in search ours a pious God-fearing people
had tested his portion first given to King Solomon: "If
of gold But North America was
settled in the Pilgrim fathers
"How is it?" I asked
"It's a meal fit for an Indian" who went there in search of God" 34Y
My people which are called by
name Wi 11 humble themselves
"ft tastes like the elk" he said There exists a great danger iii and pray and turn front their
'ril:as silent for a while before
eat a horse That didn't help
ipoeute :my
he answered "f have come to
The second course featured ' this conclusion South America
politelY I was settled by the Spanish who
Zhivago rame to South America in search
had tested his portion of gold But North America was
"How is it'?" I asked settled by the Pilgrim fathers
"It's a 111081 fit for an Indian- who went there in search of God"
"ft tastes like the elk" he said There exists a great danger in
our country which is leading many
lertako At its next lunch the associa-
to re-found our land The' s e e k Nvicked ways then N111 I h e a r
ta a- lion plans to feast On broiled Arc-
to he founded on gold and not On from heaven and will forgive
hivago !iv Circle ptarmigan and shark fin
rial There are many who no long- their sins and heal their land"
"Blessed is the nation whose !
01-Iwo soup Then it vill have East Afri
er hold to our coin insignia "In
- ear- can antelope God is the Lord"
ril his These dishes may he delicious God we trust" but their trust in
hut I won't he I here to try them the "coin" which tiey possess! FHA II
iu was I just became a vegetarian We send missionaries to South
--- - - — - - - - ---- --- — - 1 America to turn them from gold '
De Soto Taken Off Assembly Line
eltrysler The ources saia the kilt Of Fen iv cramped market of the De
Corp vill Ilan all phnitiCtI011 of pridlictipli nit the De Soto next qto by introducing a new "min-
ts Do Soto tine next month and month yin signify the end of thi1 only- mo(101 of the ChryAer
1101 win be no ear with the De name on cat 4 4 the site ant' So far this year Chrysler has
4ittk! name plate for at least tfl description of the current prothlued only about 19000 De
other year auto industry sources The corporation is cons:deting rottis including about 2100 1961
aid tr lay introducing a small sports ear in models That's about 33 per cent
- - 1962 and using the De sot I the total American car market
plate htlt “ f lb A yea) 1:ii De Soto aceounted for
Baskin! Will Sqt( a a standard pas-:a142t car about 77 per cent of the Anieri
will come to an end next itionih can car 111:irkot
I LIIVP FOrPinn ti sonrces said Dining Septionuer when deab
Canal ' " ' '27 atteiort 11 fro '1
field 31usle Co 109 N 3rd (adv)
in 19"9—til° ()f ""' a 11"v 1'14' Lana uaae Study sinn"
Tho Dodge and Chrysler divi ers were offering bargains in an New bongo drums 795 wake
"
trial orpani7ntim ioto 1 ' -sler uirrady aro l attempt to clean up their stocks
I ( nillu 911 no
- - I MtV11111 ' —1 tree 1 &iv si14F- tutu N it11:1-1 i - - — — - - - -- -- r A ew 'Jong() arms 795 Ilake
trial
In 1939—the eong-ress of lailii thr‘v lin a n v N1: II i ra8 an g uage tu y sions of Chrysler already are attem1910 model ('S Only 1213 De
pt to clean tip their stocks field 31usic Co 109 N 3rd (adv)
Organization elected horn y ' hutilitil A Noti3tion 1r1 II )1v
signing tip dealers Oh) nov carry of VA
LeNll as its prostitent i
ivee the Stilt ' is or liki ' 1111)011mila tif foreign latigniKe the De Soto tine sow were sclii fewer than any
14148 allif the Varriol' New it -ilintv in early gr:111e8 will be one flic iiiiliis third I!pt roco other Ptah(' of American ear ex
Tollitc
Thought for tliv: I is atioli 10int ' del Lit li lii Smliare of the sithiet'ist tAillored when lir wittier rived the wav lot endow cent the low-volume luxury car '
tiottist William 110Y1 (:arti'1"1 toil Iii5 in the second game of a ' Ville Iiiishin ilirertor or the OPC Prolitett-al of the lie Solo viirri t IlliPeillit Sot Nitc
id: my mini ry is the w all: i e-ion it itoutileheinier ' turda
Southeastern Foreign 1ittiguag introduced its 1961 inoilit irtipi It will he a rea r ago s v a Spectacular & Gigantic
my countrymen :ire imintind” (I at the last casiiiilly in the auto
Tho st Lolik Hatt kis wni the Institute :neaks December 2 at a this Yetr —
Paler of the tvrtehlit playeA at
l'hiladrIphia defeating Mr twin) it
ie1N 112
The l'Itilailetrilia-Syrartise game
k‘ clo all the xay and the
o ‘11A dclittiothi'd 20 illterrnt
Mies After Philadelphia took a
Ic3-102 lead Nk more than
month to toty Dolph Schayei
and Al Iti iit hi earn couverted
Iwo tree tlirm to iusure t e
N t ittitry
ho had held !Ile
aoe revord of 26 (tee throe' at
eo! o! a :11111
hp:11 SrorCi for Syracm4e ith
of ruim Ili lui1 15
10111tdclphia vrhich (utI Its
s !oe ctele! 110 soa)11
1114 Vp-itcri)
rccent s411acks Ndt-i
aFt third
r11 l'ettd Cliff Idican
Clyde Lovelltte each tallied 26
hlet for Illy I tith t r
initcttvrs Pettit Him°
I n1r11111od rehainds (ogle
led the l'iston marksmen
kvilit 2!) ivoint!
1
of the subjects explored when Dr 1 Illaki(T 1)IVod thiA VaA 1111 ellliwt 1 velfl the low-volume luxury car
lvI1 iiohin Iiit101 or the opc productrm of the 1) s(ito hrn t illoPetial
Southeastern Foreign Iatuzuag- Introduced its 1961 molh1- artipl I It wilt be a rear ttgo Saturday
Institute :Teaks December 2 at I this y t I r i (I at the INA casualty in the auto
— —
th e 1 I' inoustrv Yord Motor's Edsel was
iiirng eti of the primary division It offrfrtt "' Sul" "t 'tit C aicially
4 th e BIA1111 ounty
okitth111:t ono modtd ami allowvd the t rys 1 t t
Icy I tivi-tion tii criivid nit ilic
Education Association
ant To Ito'
Mrs Elizabeth England Colbout Calera t i 11 u l'4 Chall'Illati Of i alera IFFA Boys I
Im tILAck 11ALNETS IN 1111I
ow division spionkoring Or 1as' Stage Turkcy Shoot Top l'rlee raid
km's talk at 10 RAIL Friday Der IlltookS 101 ITIIV & Eti6S
onte 2 at the Diuant high CALERA The Calera F 14' A :tit IVe1 Eergreen
Selieta thapter 1011 stage turkey shoots litime 210 tor 2021
Too musical itimiliers by Colbert Itmight and Saturday night t
elementary pupils are tieing pro 7 pm ('olitests wall ta p rsios
tvored for the program by NI I SS (1111pvtitIL: ravil Ot1111 WIll Ito
lo Aim Keittiley Colbert publie staged at a time for a dressed sod NOTICE to ALE
seletol mood' supervisor oriili turkey throtii11 both eye!' Ittiiii s4 Itarlier Shop Nom
Ti e Foreign Langiutge Institute tugs I niter New NIanagettlent
penoil this fall with headquarters cow sod sliell till or tat tiHli-
k At ItIV l'il tidditt011 to the regular vol but contestanta can Ilse !heir
si iithoastetti offerings vi Frech
n 11 gun Younger boys call 11oi)l ( () tit it ey
roil Spanish Poissian Blid tlikrillati nallis! hoy!iii of th oiAli
iitio also being offereol at the Ite Piave tor each shooter i -11 r1r I IAT 1()1' itl'IST 125
institille per game
Animals Predict
A Mild Winter
Ns)N wis ItTli A wild
t:atne experts SAYS tfli Timis are ex
peeling ft mild winter
: Pr N Calloway i‘t the flrand
ilVis1 Wildlife Ilanch pro
otod Ivinter because "all
the Nort: American animals—the
htlffilo loin horn cattle elk find
teer have exeepticnally short
!mit this year Their hides are
'barely eovered-
eirannMemelMEIWNIMBIONEMMIIP
REST RAROUNR M
hrnItir I AppRoutrow
NEW It USED
HomeFurniturato
122 N end Pilaw
V ' e ' NN I i
SHIP
11011111ii
MAN nil
IN
"BELLS ARE
RINGING"
l'11011 oil fir
Drive TONITE it's
44: IN N'‘' SAT NITE BIG
2 Big Shows Double Feature
Bii ACTION
11(iI Kt
SIX TIOS ONE
"BLOOD
and
SICK"
Corso Dm-Smack Rat-Romp House
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Ui
1
1 Religion I n America -:-
--- a
Thanksgiving Commercialized Too
11) LOUIS CASSELS
1 Isue each year a proclamation de-I and sometimes It was ed
nip-and-
Vnited Pre taring national holiday fur tuck whether they survivss Internalional
T commercialization of Christ- "thanks giving" ori the fourth' Today the vtor would observe
(- a I
he
mas is tile!' deplored and right- Thursday in November ! AnleriCanS are enjoying the most
1
ly so The churches also try
But there is another religious tam n the national pretense that any nation has ever known With
to Main 111XUriOUS standard of living that
holiday that has been degradM Ilanksgiving is a day of worship 6 per cent Of the world's popula-
d
even worse than Christmas They will conduct special services I lion they are consuming 50 per
It is the holiday that Ameri- next 7Thur4day as they do every cent of its wealth
rang will celebrate with turkey year But they know in advance 1iliat has happened to Amer17
Ilinners and football games next that these services will be very ca's sense of gratitude?
Thursday poorly attended People just can't Abraham Lincoln put his finger
By force of habit we still call bother to go to church when on the answer 97 Thanksgivings
it "Thanksgiving Day" there's so much cooking eating ago He said:
The name stirs dim memories and football-watching to be done "We have -forgotten the Gnu-
of a bygone era when Americans A purely rational creature
cious Hand which bas preserved-
thought that God had soli ething transported here from another -
us in peace and multiplied and
to do with the incredible material planet might find it very difficult
enriched and strengthened Ss
blessings e have vainly imagined t
ssings that have been bestowed to understand why Americans Of i
upon this land and its people 1960 are less cognizant of their
"
the deceitfulness of our heart's
That belief led our ancestors to blessings--br at least less grate-
that all these blessings were pro
set aside a special day at the ufl for tent—than their Puritan 1 -
duced by some superior wisdom
end of the harvest season each forefathers were and virtue of our own
fall for everyone to join in lifting Had It Tough "Intoxicated with unbroken sue-
thankful hearts to God The visitor would discover from cess we have become too self-
Embalmed in Law - nur hLstory books that the Puri- sufficient to feel the necessity Gl
The tradition lies been em- tans actually had it pretty tough
redeeming and preserving grace
bahned in law so the President They had to scratch their liven- :
too proud to pray to the God that
of the United States continues to hood from an untamed wilderness made us"
----- If that diagnosis was true hi
1--- 1: From the Durant Ministerial Alliance — 1863 it is still more starkly ap-
propriate today
!
Sermonette
It is something to think about
next - xt Thursday between the tur-
1 key dinner and the football game
Sermonette
- for Today
By The Rev AV Homburg Jr
Pastor
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Blessed is the nation whose God out today: "Blessed is the nation i 1-‘01
is the Lord Psalm 33 12 whose God is the Lord and the i
people whom He hath chosen for 1 CHOICE GIFTS
Huger Babsoii the st a tistieian His own inheritance" I
xtEIS having lunch with the Presi- No country upon this earth has 1 Layimay For Christmas Now:
lent el Argentina "Mr Babson" ever stood as brave strong or 1
Large Stock to Select From
the President said "I have been free as has our wonderful land 1
wondering why it is that S o u t h But we must constantly realize I
America tvill) all its natural ad that our bravery strength and free
vantages its mines of iron cop I dont has not been due to our own I
:1:iiN:i:irscoairtLi !si:levactirwaaitttdefrigi:lolsidt:IsIisl"t(:lisi ingenuity We are brave we are 1 n 1-----1 $7995
tstirtpa:A0Turairloenefree ha: us
s bbeeceanine Ailn
-
to God but often fail to see that
our own land is making an about-
face from the solid foundation on
Utica Harvest
Dinner Saturday
UTICA — The annual harvest
dinner cTonsored by the Utica
home demonstration club 'IJ I he
held in the school lunch room Sat-
urday at 6 pm Everyone is ask
ed to bring a basket lunch to
spread picnic style
I
COLORSCOPE
Prevue Saturday Night
Sunday & Monday
Iter Nenest—
Gina Lollobrigido
"Where Thc Hot
Wind Blows"
tog Set ler this 'M
Espinsion et FAritent iit
Hear the AMES 11110THER4
Sing "Where The Hot Mind
Mon s"
Tuesday—"Midnight Lace"
Sky-Vu sATT7ite
THAI
DAM
LAUGH MAO
OF03 TIME FCR
SERGEANISI I
moles 0"
11"e'
I'111elk Iv)
alp ow on vonimir"1"4"11
4 a
471( fk:
GRIMM FARR :747A
471116—ginC
which it WaS tomided namely God I
to a foundatton which is as un-
stable as quick-sand namely gold!
God's errorless Word still calls
VA
FHA LOANS
FOR REPAIRING REBUILDING ADDING
ADDITIONAL ROOM AND MAINTAINING YOUP
HOME INSIDE AND OUTSIDE
5 Years To Pay - 5 Interest
No Down Payment — Free Estimates
10 W Main STEGER LUMBER CO Phone 11
COE mi HANOT
Business and Professional Directory
LISTED HERE IS A PROGRESSIVE GROUP OF BUSINZSM
AND PROFESSIONAL MEN WHO ARE ANXIOUS TO
SERVE YOU
FLOWERS:
I LEONARD FLORAL CO
608 N and Phone 53 '2
PLUMBING:
SANITARY PLUMBING CO
—Repairs Our Specialty—
As Good As New"
When We're Through
117 W Main Phone 828
PAINT:
THE LEE Oa
Wallpaper Paint Glue
826 W Main Phone 318
BAKERIES:
URNEM BAKING CO
4 w Main Phone 2424
PIANOS:
tvAKEFIE11) NIUSIC Co
Pianos Organs
Musical instruments
109 N Brd Phone 966
ELECTRIC SERVICE:
HAMILTON ELECTRIC CO
exIntracting arirl Light Fixture
I LW Is
rri3(SL
FOR
CHOICE GIFTS
Harrison's
lApoiay For Oristtnas
SHOE REPAIRING:
wrmx's SHOE SERVICE
Invisible Re-Soling
Heel Service While You Wait
121 North Third Street
MANSELL SHOE & SADDLE
REPAIR
New Saddles Purses Billfolds
Belts
110 North Second
-
BUILDING AND LOAN:
DURANT BUILDING & WAN
ASSOCIATION
Savings—Home Loam
126 N ard Phone 22
-
TIRES:
QUICK TIRE &
BAITERT SERVICE
Gates Nylon Tires — The Finest
620 N 1st Phone 258
DURANT TIRE CO
Michelin Steel cord Truck 'rites
Dayton Tires
"Lowest Cost per Mlle Retreading"
W E Mitchell Durant Okla
Recaps
WWI Ron Oth IllInne
kAJ
DRUG STORES: Michelin Steel Cord Thick Tires
CORNER DRUG Dayton Tires
Graduate Regiatered Pharmacists "Lowest Cost per Mile Retreading"
141 W Mein Ph(1111 1" W E Mitchell Durant Okla
Recaps
USED CARS:
WWI &met eth lianas ION
HUTTON MOTOR COMPANY —
New and Used Cars WELDING:
i105 N 1st Phone 53A O'CONNELL WELDING
Pay Clash 80 save the Difference Shop or Field
"Call on Us"
WATER CONDITIONING: 702 S Seh Phone 2014
Culligan Soft Water Service
Purification Systems for Farm AUTO PARTS:
Ponds or Lakes—Filters & soften
erJ for all Vater problems JIMMIES ALTO SUPPLY
1 le N Ard Phone 244R "Wrecker Service
916 North Ftrst Phone I:46
— -
ELECTRIC SERVICE: L J GREGG
AI Auto Parts
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Peterson, Robert H. Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 57, Ed. 1 Friday, November 18, 1960, newspaper, November 18, 1960; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2193541/m1/2/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed June 21, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.