The Stillwater Gazette (Stillwater, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 27, Ed. 1 Friday, May 12, 1950 Page: 4 of 8
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4
SIM WATIFI OK I ANOVA
MOICY MAY IA I9A
Elho Ilmator alga)
fLISLISIIED VALHI' FRIDAY AT ATTILWATIR OKLAHOMA
IT nor STILLIVATILIM PUBLIMHT0 CO
ntered at the Stilltkater Ok PoAoffice as second-class mall under
the Act of March 3 1879
'trial Notices
I Publiiihed in tl ze
pflI WV 3 IL 19 ll4W-4')
4 'FHA Di:JIRO-1 COUR l'
Ho PAYNE COUNTY
ittlAHOMA
tinv Henrys and Imells
Marie kivisilia hiibaild
and wile
vs iNo 15 995
ktry IL Tu(ker It al )
liefendanta
NOTICE BY Pt BLICATION
THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO:
Msry I Tucker William B Newton
uloo soinetitnes knovin as W IS
Newton the earns identical person
who- correet Larne Is William B
Newton Ida Bee Newton also some-
times known se 1dibAI Nerton the
sarne Identical person whose correct
name is Ida Bel Newton M A
Newton also adriletiMed knows es
M A t Mereit Newton and Merei
Newton and Merrell Arthur Newton
the barn' PdpntIt terson whote
correct name la M A Newton Mae
neve Newton ono sometimes known
eI Ms Bette Newton and MoyMile
NeTioll the Sine identicel person
whose correct name is Mae Belle New
mplord Newton John M Door
also sometimes known as John M
Dove tho same Identical person
whose correct bailie Is John lid Door
end Julia A Door sometimes
killWn Ill Julia A Doe the same
identical person whom) Corrert name
th Julia A Door his aponag SS of
September 3 1902 if living Or it
each or neon of the shove named
defendants be dead then the lln
'Inown heirs etecutore sdministra
tors deviaees trustees end assigns
immediate and remote of kid de-
ceased defendants end each of them
real name' residenyea and where-
P bout unknown
(MEETINGS
The meld deferents oboe named
will take notice that the plaintiffs
herein did on the 2etrt daV of April
1950 file their Petition In the Dia-
trict Colin of Payne Countv Okla-
homa againet 'id defendants end
that amid defendant" miv-t newer
said petition herein on or before the
Is de y of June 1950 or Raid petition
will be token as trite end a
merit rendered In said cause atilintg-
Hie the plaintiff to be the ownert(
of the fee simple title bsolitto to
the following described real estate
to-wit!
Lots Thirteen Fourteen Pifteen
Hiateen deventeen Entitledit
Nineteen Twenty Twenty-one
Twenty-two Twenty-three and
Twentv-four all in Work Four
teen in the Town of Olenc(e Payne
County Oklahoma:
end quieting plaintiff's title tn said
premises end forever batting end et-
cltding said deferidents and each
end oil of them from any right
title lien estate or interest In and
to sell land and premises Or any
part thereof: end for mulch taher end
further relief as to the court seems
nereenery
flat-I this 3dth dav nf Anril IOW
(SEAL) HENDRIX WOLF
Court Clerk
By JEAN TOVIC
Deputy
O'NEILL & DeCIVRCK
Attorney for Pleintifts
1104 Broadway Tower
Enid Oklahoma
(Published in th Stillwater 04rette
May 12 19 1950-20
IN THIll COUNTY COURT
OIR OKLAHOMA COUNTY
STATIll OP OKLAHOMA
TV THR MATTFR OF THr 1
NETATir OP RPIIIIRRND H 1
J PCHAFFRS ALSO
KNOWN AS HERMAN J 1
SCHAFERS 1 NO 25993
Derea4ed I
NOTICE or 141E OF RUM
ESTATE
NOTICR IS HIMERY OWE
In purenance of an order of the
County Court of Oklahoma County
and State of Oklahoma mane on the
ifith day of December 1949 in the
matter of the Pettit° of Reverend H
J Schalots also known as Herman
1 tiehafete deceamed the under-
piffled aa the Administrator with
Will Annexed of said estatewill vell
at private nolo to the highent bidder
for cash terms being one-third down
end the balance within one year
subject to confirmation hv loth!
Comity Court on or efter the 29th
riov of Matt 1950 at 900 o'clock
A M at Oklahoma City in anid
noltIO of Oklahotna all the right
intelevt and totate Of the aid
Reverend 11 J Pichttferv aka Her-
man J Schafer' at the time of his
death and all the right title end
interest that the said relate has by
operation of law Or otherwise ae-
oohed In and to all the certain Iota
niece! or parcels of hind Ittutto ly-
ing and being In the County of
Payne Stet of Oklehmna bounded
end deveribed ea follows and upon
he following terms and conditions
IMO ()no (11 Ond Two (2i anti the
rmq Half tittti of the Noithweat
Quarter fNWk1 (otherwise being
called the Northwest Chlarter
o NW IS I ) of Plection Thit ty-one
I'M) Township Nineteen 119)
North Range Three in Pt of
the Indian Meridian leas sod el-
cent a one-eighth (18) undivided
Entnelll interest
Bids mrat be in writing and mice
he left at the office of John P
Merle Attorney at Lew 2205 Firat
National Building in oklahoma City
Oklahoma or may be nediVere1 to till
AdPInNtrotor nerecaelly Route No
I Stillwater Oklahoma or Itint
filed in the office of the Judge of the
County Court of Oklahoma Comity
Dated the fith day of Mar 1950
WILLIAM J fK'llArirFIS
Adminitrator with Will Annexed
JOHN P TBERIS Attorney
Ftrt Nationel
Oklehoma City Okla
tPublishe ir the Stillivater Dagette
May 12 19 1950-2t1
Notice of Application For Letters of
Adminktration
IN THE coupury COURT
PAYNE COUNTY
STATE OP OKLAHOMA
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Willie E Plc Deceasevi
To the BPIF and All Persons Inter-
ested in Said Estate:
Notice is hereby fiven that Mar-
garet E Pierce has filed in sold court
a petition praying that O A Murray
be appointed Adminktratoc of the
estate of Willis E Pierce Deceased
and that the 23r1 day of May 1950
at 9 o'clock am of suld day being
day of a regular term of this Court
to-wit of the January term 1050 at
the County Court room in Stillwater
In the County of Payne State of
Oklahoma has bevit set for hearing
said petition when and where oi1
are hereby cited to appear and show
rause if any you have why the said
petition should not be granted
Witness the Judge of paid Court
end the seal thereof this Ilth day of
May 1950
WALLACE DICKEY JR
County Judge
SEAL)
RAYMOND R MOORE
Attorney
Pub 'Haled in the Stillwater Oarette
May 12 Y 1950-21)
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TN THE MATTER OP THE EsTATE
OF SARAH BARBARA WEATHERS
DtrEAsED
All persons having claims against
Swish Barbara Weathers deceased are
required to present the same with
the necessary vouchers before the
undersigned Route 3 Stillwater Ok
1:borna or to his attornsy Oily L
Horton 72034 Main Street Stillwater
In Payne County Oklahoma within
four months of the date hereof or
the same will be forever barred
Dated this Ilth day of May 1930
CECIL PEYTON WEATHERS
Administrator
OUT I HORTON
Atoorney tor AdminiNtrater
GAZETTE
(Legal Notices
rpAbilalled in the EtElwater Oa ittte
May VA 1450-iti
IN THE colNTY oOrRT
N AND PON PAYNE cOUNTY
sTATP oP OKLAHOMA
Iti the Matter of the Liclicial Dew -
mination of the Death of Alice I
Currey Life Tenant No 3A15
NOTICE OP HEARIN° OP PPIITION
JUDIcIAL DrISRMINATION OF
DrATH or LIPE TENANT
'-The Stole of Oklahoma to the boirs
devisee legatees end asoigns Of t1ce
Curretr deceased and to all per-
eons eiainiing any Dent title or in
tereot In Or to the reei "stole here-
inafter iirtecri bed
You end each of You 1110 herobit
'willed that on the !Rh day of Mev
100 W S King and Oenevieve L
King of Ntiliwater PIMIP County
State of Okiehonia filed thoir nett-
lion in the County Court of Payne
County Stat of Oklahoma in the
above ettled matter alleging that
petitionef Ira the owners in fee
himple of the following decribod float
Pea te situated In Payne County State
td Okiehoma tovriC
111 One rip block two (21 Of
North Pktillwatr Addition to the
City of Stilleter
end further alieing that Alice
Currey died In Stiliwster Oklahoma
on the IDh day Of March Hite that
It left no Potato noon which admin
IItuition le neccsoorv that et the
time end odor to her death the
Alice E Currey we tiro owner of a
Me etal in the above d seethed
property which life estate teltlimited
upon her death and proving the
court to ntr its older and decree
judicialle determining th fact of
death of the mild Alice I Currey
deceased end the termination of her
life Watt In the paid propertv and
decreeing the plaintiffs to be the solo
end eschialyet owner In feti
Co Joint tenant' of the said propeite
You are further notified that the
"aid County Court hoe entered an
order Potting the said petition for
hearing by the Countv Court or
Payne County State of Oklahoma on
TUOVI Al the Eird day of May 1950
at tvon m In the County court room
In the city of Stine10er in Payne
county Mate of Oklahoma at which
time and place It II petanom claiming
ally right title or intentet in or to
said rood ware 131111V be heard
Witnes my bend end teal this Oth
day of May 1950
'SEAL) IlltiMPIX WOLF
Court Clork in end for Payne
Cconatir Nieto of Oklahoma
PAYMOND II MOORE
Attorney for Petitioners
tPublieheil in the Stillwater Gazette
May 17 19 Itt50-2t)
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S VI IC
Iv virtue of t(ieittitilla to me di-
rected end delivered issued out of
the Dictrict Court of Payne County
Oklahoma in Coue No 15(112 where-
in John Oshoin and L E Osborn
loin business' as 011ton Torpedo (30
of Oilton Oklahoma were plaintiffs
and E W IA hit !icy p as defendant
and Celia Na I594I wherein A a
Leonard was plaintiff anti E W
Whitney woe defendant end Case No
150411 wherein W K Ritchie and L
W Yeager partite's doing business
as Ritchie end Yeager Tank Cleaners
of ()Mon Oklahoma were plaintiffs
and E W Nit hitney Wax defendant
macs being In the District Conrt of
Pawn Connty State of Oklahoma I
will on the 72nd day frt May 1950
between th hours or In o'clork m
and 5 iticittelt pm of said date com-
mencing at In o'clock a m at eittli
door of covirthotise in Still-
water Oklahoma in Payne Comity
Oklahoma offer at public ale end
sell to the highest bidder for cash
In hand ail of the pipe n n oll
well tanks and oil thercin oil field
equipment and machinerv and all
other propel ty Incidental and ap-
pertaining thereto all or Which Is
located on:
Northeast Quartet rs:1'1)
Northeast Quarter iNEli 1 of See-
thin Sixteen I Ifit Townshio Nine-
teen in't North Ramo Five (5)
Era in Payne County Oklahoma:
said property having liven levied on
as the inoperty of the said le W
Whitney and talten on execution In
favor of John Osborn P1141 I P: (la-
bor doing hpsinem ()Mon lorpetio
Co of Oliton Oklahoma: A
Lemma: W K Ritchie and L W
Tearer partnere ding blimintias
Mtchie nu1 Tracer Tank Cleaners of
Oklehoma
Dated thin Ilth day of Mav twin
F 0 fielit1011:1DER
Sheriff of Patine County Oklahoma
tPithlislicd In the Stti 'water Ciezett
1443( 12 t4) 20 1950-3t1
NOTICS TO CREDITOR
ft MATIER rtio TM IC loSTATE
or ClIARIE5 viNcENT DECFAS-
ED All persona having' cialme torainat
Charles W Vincent decoosed aro ro-
knitted to prottent the 'sine with the
nrcostaars voitchere betIto the sin
drotienod administrator as tho office
of W I Wilcox SO !Motor NA1011111
Bank Allildnp Stillwater In PRVIIP
Coont Oklahoma within tom
month!' of the thit hureot or the
Ponle will he forevor barred
Detect this tith dav of Mae ItIVI
R SPICA! vINCINT
Admini4trator
W It WILCOX
Attotnee
tPuhlished In the Stillwater Cas-
ette Mee A 12 1050-Iti
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN TRW MATTER OE THE FFTATE
or AlIIEHT H VERY DECEASED
Al pertions having Cifffiril
Albert H eh deceaed aro re-
quired to present the pomp with the
nervation voucher before the tinder
signed IV 111 Murphy lig Went Eighth
Street Stillwater In revile Pollute
Oklahoma within four months of the
date hereof or the same will be for-
ever barred
Dated this 2nd dor of Mile MO
W B MURPHY
Administrator
CUT t HORTON
Attornee for Adminlatrator
(Published In the Stillwater Gazette
May 12 IP 2S 1950-3t
NOTICE To CREDITOR
IN THE MATTER or THE EFT 4TE
or sitmum IL COLVIN DECEAbED
All persons having claim e against
Sanutel H Colvin deceased are re-
quired to present the same with the
necessary voucher before the lin-
deraigned executrix at her reabtenee
134 Orchard lane Stillwater in Payne
Comity Ok lahoma within four
months of the date hereof or the
alone will be ((never barred
Dated this' 4th day of May MO
VIVIAN (11)SM AN COLVIN
Executrix
W It wnrox
Attorney
4Published In the Stilltystee Gazette
April 28 Mat 3 12 1950-3il
NOTICIE To CREDITOR
TN THE MATTPR OF THE ESTATIC
OF LULU BELLE BARRON DECEMIP-
ED MI persons baring claimi gainat
Lulu Belle Barron deceased are rt
quired to present the mime with this
necessary vouchers before the under-
signed execittor at his residence 1007
C 401 Sire t Stillwater In Payne
Comity Oklahoma within four
months Of the dale bereof or the
same will he forever barred
Dated this 25th day of April 1053
R A BARRON
ENectitor
W IL WILCOX
Mtorney
Wilkinson Alva Speaker
ALVA May 11-4UD--"Coach of
the Year" Charles (Bud) Wilkin-
son University of Oklahoma foot-
ball mentor will deliver the com-
mencement address to 65 graduat-
ing seniors of Mvs high school
Legal Notices
tPublished in the Sti'water Gazette
May 12 lit )950-2ti
SUlite of ifeanng Petition for Probate
r oreign
14 TER rot: 1 (oL'RI
PAYE etteN
:3TAIS Or OKLAHOMA
Notice la hereby given to all per-
01x int Fr tS t11 the of sld-m
htke -6ecl it“ Int atil
dky of Ma Vitt br-1 Pro-
d 44el it tIed ill btittIN Court
4 lliP Clly of Pio I ta to of
thitriment in writing
porttlig to be a dot) autnFlitiesteti
cop of tti last ta11 and testanent
j k11 tiereted and the
probate tilt pot frtsn the Probate
court Of Msrion County Nate of
Kansa and also filed llald court
her petition praying lot the protests
of skid trill and that letters texti-
mntary name theleon to Igllate
hraier tha executrix named inaald
Purvilant to an totter of xald ourt
made on the etra day of Mav 1950
11011r la hereby given that Tuemisy
the 23rd day of May 1950 at the
hour of °clock a m of said day
that being a day of the rexular Janu-
ary term 1950 of said court has been
appotnted as the time for hearing
hid petition and proving sold will
IL the County Court room in Still-
water In laid County of Payne when
and where all persona Interested may
appear and contet the earns
In testimony whereof I have brie-
Unto set rov hand and the seal of
sold County Court this eth day Of
May 1950
ALLACIf DICKST JR
County Judo
i AltALs
RAYMOND H MOORE
Attm ney
1HO-dished In the SO Heater Oasette This vicinity 14i ed a long
May Id le 2e 1950-311 ItAanted ra:n Tuesday night and
solincr TO ( REDITOES I
IN THE MATTER OP THE ESTATE I "'ednestlay
OF ANDY TINKER DECEASED Mr and Mrs Kenneth Iant and
All persons having cl"Ims '"Olrist : family Mt and Mrs FiLink Lane
Andy 'I Meer deceascd are requIred 1
to present the same with the neees- I of Ingalls spent Sunday co h Mr
slily voueheis before the under- anti Mrs ( harles lAn4 and Mr
eistued adminietratris at her resid- I end Mrs Wayne hane of Newkirk
enc 1201 N Diltletin St Stillwater ! vrt
I Ruby McLaughlin and Miss
in Payne County Oklahoma within i '
tour months of the date hei eof oriEsther Ramsey made R buiness
the atn will be forever barred 'trip In Oilton Wednesday
Dated this eth day Of May 14511 Mrs Nick Schaffer received
EMMA J TINKER
Ad:1111116D atria word this veek that her sister A ho
W H SILCOX
attornev I IA es injured in a car accident May
Payne County
Legal Record
Warranty Deed
Ralph El Gage and Ivolyn It to
Arent 111 Wallace and lima Maa
4-50 LI 112 Riga's Mubd 111 131
McFarland Acres anti' of NW 22-19-2Z
Ralph I Brooks it al to R O Fox
and Margaret- 12-8-49 Lig 36 Arm
out lila Add eø4llwater
ei 110011 C Rickman to Ruth Rick-
man 3-27-50 5 14 5 6 and 7 BIO
OT Tale Suhl to mtge
Clinton C Rickman to Ruth Rick-
man 3-2740 13 Big OT Yale subj
to nitge
Mabel Ifilmolroya and D W to
Mary JP IP Me Colt Miner and Lori It
1111 JT 2-14-50 115 and 16 BA Car-
penter's Add Cushing
Jelin A Wilson and Kenney LAWS
to J F Losee and Orals Mat 4-28-
50 Tr beg 1320 N and 8915 V of alEc
or SW 27-I8-5E th 2bIE 8 13E W 228 N
Ij E to pob
Oil and Gas Lassa
Rose E Burton and Andrew tO
Rutoell M Tarr and R W Mimpoon
jr 4-24-50 11 and NW 12-18-
Ite 5 yr
Oil and Gag tease
Ed Kelly and Doti to Ernest Doo leY
4-1-50 W28s acres of S NW 17-185E
3 pa
Warranty Deed
Elmer F Judge ond Marie to J
Fred Amen and Verbs I 8-31-46 8
NW 13-18-2E Except min Int
Warranty Deed
Alden Chitties Pahner Jr to A C
Palmer and Co 4-27-50 Li end 2
1441 Hart Subd of B4-9 into College
liootnes Add 81 illwater
M L McMahan and Nell to Robert
T Lynch and Efirrt le L 5350 Ti
beg 403 2' 8 of NEC of NE 9-17-5E
Ernest Varnon Colvin jr and Loots
Kathryn to Allen D titchett and
Clem Mae 4-26-50 121 and 22 B7
First Add East Cushing
John Janney and Pettit to Nell Me-
Mahan 5-3-50 L7 and I 13I8 High
land Add Cushing
Oil and Gas Leas
T Laughlin and Lying A to
Crown Oil Corp 4-24-50 14 being
part of NE SW 35-19-5E 1 yr
Warranty tired
D II Simmon and Effie B to Pen
Danis and Ethel 4-21-42 L18 133
Cream Ridge Add 'Cushing
Wrranty tired
C W 81a1er and Esther A to
F Slater and Orel Pack t's int aa
42940 Surface rights to N NI 26-
18-31C Etc all min int
Plat and pediralion
A E Dartnw et al to The Public
4-28-50 14 and part of 15 134 Mc-
Yarland ad' on
Warranty Deed
IL 0 Fox and Maigaret to Leo Ver-
non Blakely and Betty Fitlin 4-15-50
14 115 Arnold NIL Add Stillwater
E Shipman and 'Airy E to N C
Shipman 4-24-50 8 LI2 1368 South
Add Cushing
Dick Cawley and Manila to John P
Weilmuelister and Myren 4-19-50
E31' of 113 and 14 BA O'r Stillwater
Al° It 31' ot 115 $27 Coll Addl
te Biwa ter
Oil and Gaa Lea
Otto P Jpake and Clara to Thomp-
mon Drilling Co 4-15-50 Vi NW 15-17-
5E and SW SW 10-17-5E and 3 Lika
acrivi of NW SW 10-17-5E 5 yrs
Haskell L Payne and Kathryn M
tit 1 hompaon Drilling Co 4-26-50
1 5 acres in NW c of NW NW 15-17-5E
5 yrs
frcit VIt Nima et al to P T 011erin
4-2550 All Int In I NE 517-5E
Oil and Ga Lease
Rosa A Waltman at al to Paul L
My' telt 3-16-50 E NW 24-111-3E 2
Yrs
Oil and Gaa Lea
Claire Applegate and Marie to Creekmore-Rooney
Co 4-20-50 I NE and
NE NW NE and I NW NW NB 20-19-
6E 1 yr from 6-2150
Claire Applegate and Marie to Creekmore-Rooticy
Co 4-20-50 8W NE and
8 NW NE and W NW NW NI 20-19-
8E 1 yr from 6-2150
arrant) Deed
Ooodholm Flour and reed Co to
P Peyton Oiaa1 and Real L Pitts
5-1-50 Tr in NE NE 23-19-2E
Olt and Gas teas
Martha A Dawes to W B Murphy
4-28-50 8 NW 20-19-5E 5 yrs
Shawls Lakey and Evelyn to R L
Lakey R Pearson and Mary Kather-
ine 4-29-50 IA 137 Lark Add Still-
water Oil and Gas lease
Oeonte W Stiles et al to Rom Cl
Co ('ushing 4-12-50 LI and St NI
4I NI) 1-17-4I 3 yrs
Plat and Dedication
Brown Moore et al to The Public
4-18-50 Tr In SW NW II-19-2EOil
and Gas Leman
Roland 21 Sciph et al to A
Ross and Ralph Gray 4-14-50
tV NE I2-18-3E 5 yrs
IV 'emit y heed
Ida Bees thirties et sl to Myttit
Akins Rilli Henry 4-29-50 L9 and 10
B7 Irtittniert Add Yak
James B Kennedy and LAtitffill r
is -
mei B Kennedy and Louisa r
to Ward W Newport and Frances K
4-25-51)0 112 13 14 15 lind IS
Broadway Sq Add Ctn ling
Real Pitts and 18atelett to Cecil n
Jonas and Helen F 5-7-47 W4r Of
LI2 819 Or Stillwater
W L Vatte et al to Mary A Rims
4-24-500 LI9 20 B2 Broadway Add
Cushing
"ryes" Made ROalistiO
NEW YORK May 11---4M---Red
embroidery cotton is now being
used in plastic artificial eyes The
material according to the Ameri-
can Optical Company produces
realistic veins in the "eye" so
realistic that only an eye expert
can tell the difference from a real
eye It is estimated that about
22000 Americans lose one or two
eyes every year as a result of
accident or disease
63rd Birthday
Party Is Held
By ROsE JACOBS
EIPLEY—George ratielson ‘vas
1 pit rsently surprised Sunday Alien
'he finked home from church l()
find :10 relatives Oh well-filled
baskets to help him celebrate
61rd biz Inday 1hr)4 present were:
Mr and Mrs Earl Pattersoa
'son Mr and M- Carl Pane son
ICushing Mr and Mrs Bert Palter-
:and son and daughter Vr and
Mrs Lehman Patterson and
Mrs Chaney Patterson of MIL
!side district Mr-and Mn Oscar
!Amoy and family near Ingalis Mr
and Mrs Leon Nickelson and tam
fly Mis Suale Patterson !Nit and
Mrs A L Patterson all of 11p
143 and honoree Mr slid Mrs
George Patterson
1 Mr and Mn Calvin AValker
aprit the weekend with Mr end
-Mrs Likoski of (Alton
IMr and Mrs Giinert Nickelson
lot Kansas visited Saturday at the
tome of his brother L-
!son and family
i Mrs Goldie 'fibers anti daughter
!of Wichita Kans are spending
!this week h hot n o'her
iErnd Ballard
-
This vicinity reive41 a long
anted ra:n Tuesday night and
Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lan‘t and
family Mt and Mrs Frank Lone
of Ingalls spent Sunday l'1h Mr
' and Mrs Charles LetT and 111
:1and Mrs Wayne Lane of Newkirk I s
I M
I Mrs Ruby cLaughlin and Miss' Pastor Advises
!Esther Barnes) made is iseAness Mauled Couples
'trip to Oilton Wednesday
I
Mrs Nick Schaffer received s s
word this week that her sister who Hug and Kiss Firct Then Argue
1 IA es utjured in a car accident May
II is in a critical condition Several J r
bones were broken Another hid)
sho was with her was killed ATLANTIC May 9 —QED— Dr Robert W B
Mrs Harry Dunlap spent the
weekend with Mr and Mrs Junior l IA one man H'ho works at marriage Ile has worke
liesner of StIllwater every one of the thousands he has solemnized in the
3Ir and Mrs Virgil Moore 1 20 years as pastor of the
caught 33 fish Saturday e‘ening Peachtree Christian church
a
as fast as they could pull them Many years ago as a 19-year-old W eeds
' out of the river
student minister Burns was called i Folt
Mr and Mrs Reese Hill of OIL ach his first funeral Bring Profits
i itshoma City spent the weekend upon to pre
bermon The funeral was for a
with her mother Mts Ruth Kelly man who had committed feticide
' and Illartha Lou
because of his wite's Infidelity
Harry Dunlap and Virgil Moore - T o Housewill
I Then and there the young man
took a load of hogs to Tulsa Tues r
i day I of God decided that a minister's
Ms W
I V Davis of Ponca City obligations to young couples ex- QT LOUIS May 10-4717s—
and Mr and Mrs IL M Buskirk of 1
tends far beyond conducting the l-3 attractive 37-year-old
Cushing scut Tuesday with 1141r marriage service for them Henry C Carpenter began tr
)
: and Mrs L B Witt And so it was that w hen the jog through the countryside
wedding march pealed out in Dr ing for sveeds and foliage shs
IMr and Mrs Emmett Henry of
Stillwater were Sunday supper Burns' church on a recent Sunday no idea it would lead to a thr
1
: guests of her father Mr and Mrs not one but hundreds of couples business
George Brake came forward They were all It began after she had le
J y McBride tells ue theyl"veterans" of Dr Burns' marriage Isome make-believe miniature
caught a big rat and snake on 'ceremonies and not a few of them for her husband's model trait'
tiller farm already I owed the salvation of their mar- !Carpenter wanted to add a rem
Mrs Nell Irvine of Cushing esie riages to his counsel when domes- !touch to his layout
brate: her birthday Sunday Those tic differences arose I But the trees didn't add tha
present to help her eat her birth- It was the 20th annual "wNitling sired natural effect sire cal
day dinner were Mr and Mrs Lee belle" service at the church Forlter wee disgusted
Cook Mrs Myra Johnson Allen the occasion the couples repeated "The
y were lust awful" ell
Dunkin all of Ripley and friends the passage which Dr Burns con- call ren
s hey we t realistie
from Chandler eiders the most enduring of all e
Mrs Enuna nastier sister of vow of devotion I -ouid spot 'em as phonies a
off and they crumbled If yot
Mrs Lee Cook was surprised Fri- ''Entreat me not to leave thee Imre than stare at them"
day evening when the following whither thou goest 1 shall
guests came In with ice cream and go thy people shall be my So the tree went into the
rake to celebrate her birthday people" can and Mrs Carpenter went in the country looking for mat to make better ones After a I
They were Mr and Mrs Lee Kirk Dr Burns believes that "estab-
Mr and Mrs Morris Billingsley lishing and maintaining homes is
walking and searching she
Mr and Mrs Noah Courtright the most important work a min- home with several plant varl
Mr and Mrs Lsie Hayes and son ister does Unless our homes are
"Then by the trial-and-
Kenny Flesner son of Mr and strong nothing about a church is method" she said "I eVenti
Mrs Junior Ilesner of Stillwater 'solid" made some trees that did
blew out his first birthday candle Dr Burns who performed more trick::
Thursday evening Those who came
to help him were Mr and Mrs than 100 marriages last yeard ''Pretty soon" ?Sirs Carp
Harry Dunlap Mr and Mrs Virgil makes it a point to talk with each 'added "I found myself makin
Moore Mrs Eva Bryson Mr and engaged couple informally before sorts of scale-model miniature
Mrs Stacie Dunlap Mr and Mrs he marries them And he urges eluding shrubs flowers pietur(
1 Carl Flesner Shirley end John them to come back to see bins and landscapes scenic beckground !
illesner all of Stillwater tell him how they are getting I tunnels It was tedious work
Mr and Mrs Chester Fill1R along within 30 days after the a lot of fun"
spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs ceremony—and more often if they Model-train hobbyists friend
Estell Fultz of islehan are having trouble her husband were impressed
3Ir and Mrs Joe Merrill and Two hours of each busy day he the results They utged her t
son left Sunday for their home In sets aside for those seeking coun- into business
i western Oklahoma They have been sel—most of it about marriagel
I visiting her mother Mr and Mrs problems I DID" site laughed "by se
Harry Bevins and Mr and Mrs "A husband Is no saint out of them some of my work 1
Dean Merrill Heaven" Dr Burns assures dis- on the spot Then I went arour
IL J Bevil's and daughter Mrs the local dealers and got qui
treesed
soung couples "And neith-
Joe Hart and son Harold were er Is a wife If you have a dis- few orders"
Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs agreetnent about thi t
ans ng put Now three years later Mrs
harry Bevins your arms around each other and Penter has taken on a helper
Mrs harry Resins visited Mrs up shop In a backyard shed
keep them there First say how '
Pearl Busch Tuesday and found I sold some 50 000 miniatures
much sou love each other and 1
her able to be up after a few then say anything else you The slender hazel-eyed bus'
weeks illness
31r and Mrs W C Dodd spent want to get off your e hest
th woman says the key to her su
Sandwich your fussing with afire- is e "secret secret formula" she si
the weekend with Mr and Mrs
Virgil Nelson of Enki tion with tinge and kiemoti and oped after a great deal of ex
le menting
it will never get bitter or hateful" 1Hr and Mrs Frank Miller of "It's a liquid preservative
Springfield Mo visited his uncle which I dip my hand-made s
Mr and Mrs Earl Rogers Monday 7
tomic 11 capons tucts" she explained "'The
evening Á
1
c 'makes the miniatures durable
Mrs George Dunkin vt ent with
I her son Clifford Dunkin and fain- " n lir1 fA1" 11
eitsu 01 TARIM 11 Li S prevents them from cremblini
ily to see "Francis" at a Cushing
WASHINGTON May 11-4111!)-- Steps Mrs Carpenter liste
show Sunday turning out one of her fini
The atomic energy comndssion ad-
od
Mrs Myrtle Broder of Siloam products such as a tree inclu
mils it is making a "variety" of
Springs Ark Mrs Clara Van Gathering natural foliage in
weapons
Glider of Decator Ark Mrs Ma-
ble Coop of Cushing were country hand-designing the pl
Acting chairman Sumner T T Pike Tuesday and weeds into the desired at
I ws
supper guests of i'llr and Mrs C refused at a ne confereace dyeing ' applying the Preserve
Tuesday to discuss a recent de- — - -
C Van Gilder drying and hand-painting in
t
d
fense eparment statement that
Mrs Ben Kautz and son Bills ural colors the stems and bran
military the my has new atomic weep-
James of Stillwater spent the Mrs Carpenter reported
ons Which can be used both tac-
weekend with her parents Mr w others besides model railros
and Mrs C C Van Gilder lically and strategically "We're are I i
beg nn ng to show an Anti
Mr and Mrs Bill Potts of Nor- just the manufacturers not the In her work
man have been staying at the usere" he said "Architects are starting to
home of Mr and Mrs Fred Potts them for model projects" said
for the past few sveeks "end they're even being used
3Ir and Mrs C C Van Gilder $200 a Month doll houses"
and Mr and Mrs Glen Van Gilder Right now she is busy get
of Oklahoma City spent Sunday Pensions Seen lined up for the next Christ
with Mrs Mabel Coops of Cushing season rush
Barbara and Laura Potts are
May 11—
J
N i
'visiting the home of their grand- ATLANTIC CITY t
parents Mr and Mrs Fred Potts 11313---It will be 10 years before ppristow Elevator
workers in the automobile Indus-11-1
while their mother is in England
try get the $200 monthly pensions Irl
visiting her mother uestroyed by Fire
bsI tl a tt Cir ant itlid r11001 i
Russian Officers
Required to Learn
English Tongue
FRANKFURT Germany May
Russian officers In
soviet prisoner-of-war camps are
required to learn English a Ger-
man prisoner who spent five years
In a Siberian camp said Thurs-
day Welhelm Borman who was re-
leased recently said a guard told
him English was required "be-
cause we expect to have these
camps full of American and Brit-
ish war prisoners in four or five
years"
Borman had completed a 200-
page report on Siberia on the re-
quest of American intelligence
officers
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"CRACKER BARREL" KICK-OFF - A nationwide "Cracker
Barrel Campaign" got underway in Philadelphia with little Deb-
orah Reed becoming the first person to sign a petition for better
government as her mother Mrs Franklin Reed watched Watch-
ing the proceedings left to right are: Arthur Kaufmann Robert
L Johnson national chairman of the campaign and Uncle Sam
portrayed by Edward L Elliot
1 ATLANTIC May 9 —QM— Dr Robert W Burn i Is one man who works at marriage Ile has worked at I
1 every one of the thousands he has solemnized in the last
1 20 years as pastor of the
I Peachtree Christian church
1 W I Foliage
Many years ago as a 19-year-old
student minister Burns was called eeas i r otiage
upon to preach his first funeral Bring Profits
berm° ti The funeral was for a
man who had committed suicide
because of his wife's Infidelity
I Then and there the young man To Housewife
Iof God decided that a minister's
obligations to young couples ex- QT LOUIS May 10-4UTh—When
I lends far beyond conducting the IJ attractive 37-year-old M r s
marriage service for them Henry C Carpenter began tramp-
And so it was that w hen the ing through the countryside look
wedding march pealed out in Dr ing for veeds and foliage she had
Burns' church on a recent Sunday no idea it would lead to a thriving
not one but hundreds of couples business
came forward They were all I It began after she had bought
'"veterans" of Dr Burns' marriagelsome make-believe miniature trees
I ceremonies and not a few of them for her husband's model train set
I owed the salvation of their mar- Carpenter wanted to add a realistic
lieges to his counsel when domes- !touch to his layout
tic differences arose I But the trees didn't add that de-
lft was tho 20th annual "wNitling sired natural effect Mrs carpen
i !Jena" service at the church For
Iter wa disgusted
the occasion the couples repeated "They
s
were just awful" Al re- i
1 the passage which Dr Burns con-calls "They weren't realistie You I
'eiders the most enduring at All
- - --- ' could spot 'em as phonies a mile !
vow of devotion off and they crumbled if you did
''Entreat me not to leave thee 1
imore than stare at them"
whither thou goest I shall
So the tree went into the ash-
go thy people shall be my
can and Mrs Carpenter went out
people" in the country looking for material
Dr Burns believes that "estab-
to make better ones Alter a lot of
lishing and maintaining homes is
walking and searching she came
the most important work a min- home with several plant varieties
ister does Unless our homes are "Then by the trial-and-error
strong nothing about a church is method" she said "I eventually
solid" made some trees that did the
Dr Burns who performed more trick::
than 100 marriages last yeard ''Pretty soon" 11r's Carpenter
makes it a point to talk with each 'added ''l found myself making all
engaged couple informally before sorts of scale-model miniatures in
he marries them And he urges eluding shrubs flowers picturesque
them to come back to see him and landscapes scenic backgrounds and
1
tell him how they are getting tunnels It was tedious work but
along within 30 days after the a lot of fun"
ceremony—and more often if they 'Nlodel-train hobbyists friends ofl
are having trouble her husband were impressed s ith '
Two hours of each busy day he the results They urged her to gel
sets aside for those seeking coun- into business
sel—most of it about marriage I
problems 'LI DID" she laughed "by selling
them some Of my work right
"A husband le no saint out of
Heaven" Dr Burns assures dis-
on the spot Then I went around to
the local dealers and got quite a
tressed young couples "And neith-
few orders"
er Is a wife If you have a dis-
mgreeinent about anything put Now three years later Mrs Car-
your arms around each other and Penter has taken on a helper set
shop in a backyard shed and
keep them there First say how i up
much sou love each other and sold some 50000 miniatures
then say anything else you 1 The slender hazel-eyed business
want to get off your chest woman says the key to her success
Sandwich your fussing with afire- is the "secret formula" she devel-
tion with hngs and kismet and oped after a great deal of xpert-
it will never get hitter or hateful" menting
-
ATLANTIC CITY N J May 11—
1131?---It will be 10 years before
workers in the automobile Indus-
try get the $200 monthly pensions
to which they are entitled presi-
dent Walter Reuther of the United
Auto Workers (CIO) said Wed-
nesday night
Reuther told the annual conven-
tion of the United Steelworker
(CIO) that his ttnion was "just
opening the door" as far as pen-
sions are concerned "$100 Is not
enough" he said
"We don't ask for what the ex-
ecutives get but we can build bit
by bit so that in 10 years we can
get the type of pension we are
entitled to and the industry can
afford" he added
Court Reduces Sentences
OKLAHOMA CITY Nlay 11—
(UP)---The criminal court of ap-
peals has reduced a life sentence
to 25 years for Bobby Bluejacket
youthful Tulsa Indian who al-
legedly killed the leader of a rival
gang with a sawed-off shotgun
-
DID" site laughed "by selling
them some of my work right
on the spot Then I went around to
the locfil dealers and got quite a
few orders"
Now three years later Mrs Car-
' penter has taken on a helper set
up shop in a backyard shed and
'sold some 50000 miniatures
' The slender hazel-eyed business
'woman says the key to her success
is the "secret formula" she devel-
oped after a great deal of experi-
menting "It's a liquid preservative into
which I dip my hand-made prod-
I ucts" she explained "'The stuff
makes the miniatures durable and
prevents them from crumbling"
Steps Mrs Carpenter listed In
turning out one of her finished
products such as a tree included:
Gathering natural foliage in the
country hand-designing the plants
and weeds into the desired shape
dyeing applying the preservative
drying and hand-painting in nat-
ural colors the stems and branches
Mrs Carpenter reported that
others besides model railroaders
are beginning to show an interest
In her work
"Architects are starting to buy
them for model projects" said she
"and they're even being used with
doll houses"
Right now she is busy getting
lined up for the next Christmas
season rush
Bristow Elevator
Destroyed by Fire
BRISTOW May a—Inn—Fire
which destroyed the Creeco Mill
and Elevator Co here caused an
ana zievator uu nere causea an 9:30 Dance Orchestra—MRS
estimated $100000 damage Pete110:00 Harrason Wood—MPS
Foster one of the owners sal& ::103
Wednesday 110:5S News—MRS
lie said the fire began in the i lion m eIGN OP
tipper part of the elevator and
destroyed grain and grain beds
as well as the oblevator
Greek Children To Be Returned
ATHENS Greece May 11-41713
—Reliable sources said Thursday
that Yugoslavia will return SOMP
of the Greek children carried into
Yugoslavia by Creek guerrillas
during the civil war
These sources said children
whose parents can be found will
be returned An estimated 12000
Greek childten Pi" carried into
Yugoslavia
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Jr 25 walked calmly to his death
MOSCOW May 11-47P)—The I n the Ohio penitentiary chair
soviet press condemned Thursday Wednesday night after his ore
plan to merge the coal and J cution had been postponed four-
steel economy of France and west times
Germany It was dictated by the McClure convicted of the slaY-
United States press reports sdid my of a Cleveland grocer and
The official sovet Toss news sentenced to die last July bad
agency quoted the London coin- been granted two stays of execu-
munist newspaper Daily Worker tion and two reprieves the last
that American war mongers scant- coming only 50 minutes before
ed the tdeel "to make weapons he was to go to the chair March
for the third world war" 110
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Alleged Rum Dealer
Loses Whisky Truck
OKLAHOMA CITY May 31 —
(111!)—An allegedly Oklahoma City
bootlegger Joe (Red) Holt thought
he was getting a bargain -when a
Louisiana truck driver allegedly
offered him a truckload of "whis-
ky" for $1100 cash After he paid
Holt learned the "whisky" m as
colored water
When he went to get his money
back th truck driver as tone
That still wasn't too bad Holt
figured "1 had the truck" and that
V a II good security
Now Oklahoma county officers
have told him the truck is mort-
gaged to a Louisiana finance com-
pany Deputy sheriff Brown Ither-
man said "it looks like Red will
have to give it up too"
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