Wilson Post-Democrat (Wilson, Okla.), Vol. 51, No. 32, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1959 Page: 1 of 4
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Vice Chairman of the Boomer
party in Redman city at Okla-
homa's 1959 Girls State which
opened Saturday at Chickasha on
t : '' l'140 1 '1 :7 ' the Oklahoma College for Women
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:: tt ? - can Legion Auxiliary
i ' T Miss Sharan Kay Haines also
t:' I ' -' :- ::4 of Wilson has been elected Party
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a party in Lillard city
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l' "s"'' 1 '' ' '-"'' ----"11111 was assigned to a city and drew
MISS BARBARA JUNE SMITH for membership in either the
Mr and Mrs Frank M Smith Boomer or Sooner party
of Wilson are announcing the en- 'This year Girls State for the
gagement and approaching marri- first time has 13 cities to take
age of their daughter Barbara care of the slightly larger attend-
June to Glenn Meyer son of Mr ance Girls State has two perma-
and Mrs F W Meyer also of nent cities Reed and Akin The
wilson remaining 10 cities are named for
Their wedding will be an event the immediate past 10 state pres-
of June 20 at 8 pm in the First yen
i 1 ts of Oklahoma's American
Methodist Church Wilson with
Legion Auxiliary Permanent cit-
the Rev Paul Osman officiating e'
les are named for Mrs Willis C
Both Miss Smith and her fiance
Reed of Vini
are graduates of Wilson High ta past national pres-
School She was graduated May 28 ident of the Auxiliary and the
with the class of 1959 She served !late Mrs L D Akin of Shawnee
as treasurer of the senior class I who was state Auxiliary president
was a member G f the newspaper 1 the first year Girls State was held
staff and FHA for four years dur- Mrs W A Biggert of El Reno
ing which time she served as an past state president of the Auxil-
officer for three years She re-
nay and a past director of Girls
ceived the award for "school
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spirit" in both her Junior and tate has been named 1959 di-
senior years rector by Mrs Roy McAlister of
Mr Meyer graduated with the Ardmore current Oklahoma Aux-
19BG class at Wilson after which iliary president
he attended Southeastern State Dr Samuel W Evans head of
College Durant He recently re- the history department at OCW
turned from six months active is serving his 14th year as edu-
duty with the U S Army Re- cational director for Girls State
serves where he was stationed at which is one week's intensive pro-
Fort Ord Calif in the school of i
igram In practical government
communications
1 During the week Girls Staters
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DOWN THE FAIRWAY I wih each division to be placed in
I operation as the program ad-
vances —WITH GOZ Miss Haines is being sponsored
at Girls State by the Rotary club
LOCAL GOLF PROFESSIONAL
and Miss Claypool by the Amer-
RESIGNS ican Legion Auxiliary
Jim Beznoska who has been
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serving as our Pro-Greens Super- I Local Rainbow Delegates
intendent for the past three years Attend Grand Assembly
tendered his resignation to the
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Board of Directors last Monday
evening Jim's resignation will be
effective June 15
We of the sport of golf feel that
Jim and his wife have served us
well The greens we have had
since construction is 1956 have
never had an additional pound of
seed and we have never had to
play a temporary green since Jim
has been here and our greens
outside of top dressing have al-
ways been in better than average
shape We realize that not many
golfers understand what it takes
to build and maintain good greens
nor do we expect them to but we
do expect our greens superinten-
dent to know and to produce good
results and that is what we have
enjoyed Since opening our course
Jim's plans are not definite but
tentatively he may take a similar
Job with our State Planning and
Resources Board at one of our
state's parks located near Lawton
We regret very much the losing
of Jim and Jewell and we hope
and wish them nothing but the
best wherever they go
Our president of the 0FRA
Dr 11 H Salley has appointed a
committee composed of Frank
Stallcup Harry Walker and John
Elmore to obtain us a replacement
for Jim
Henry Nolen and Si Butler were
appointed by Dr Sat ley to be in
charge of the operation of our
pro shop and golf course until
such time as the other committee
can come up with a replacement
for Jim
Henry has just informed me
that Bill Downtain has volunteered
to run the pro shop for a while in
order to collect the greens fees
and sell the soda pop
The Ladies Golf Association
plans to hold a steak dinner at
the pro shop Friday June 12th
between 6 pm and 8 pm Adults
$250 each and children under 8
$125 each They have tickets
available from members of the
Ladies Golf Association and also
at the pro shop
J C (Swamp) Rhodes of County
Line shot an even par round of
golf the other evening in a very
unusual way Swampy had one
par 4 bogeys and 4 birdies All
his birdies came on consecutive
holes: Nos 5 6 7 and 8
Smith To
Glenn Meyer
Two Wilson Girls At
Girls State This Week
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to county to state government
Several delegates from Wilson
attended Grand Assembly of the
Rainbow Girls held Thursday
Friday and Saturday in McAl-
ester Those who attended were
Mrs L P Haines Rainbow
Mother Della Whiteman Wor-
thy Advisor and C E Webber
Rainbow Dad
The degree of Grand Cross of
Color was conferred on Webber
at this assembly
Mr and Mrs Wm Bronaugh
of County Line visited Mr and
Mrs E E Irby Tuesday They
are moving to Florida to make
their home They are former
Wilson residents
Mr and Mrs F M Thompson
moved Monday to Anadarko to
make their home Mr Thompson
has been the band director in the
Wilson schools for the past two
years He is retiring from the
teaching profession
Sgt and Mrs J P Smith and
family who have been living in
Columbus Ga are visiting rela-
tives in Wilson before going to
France where they will be for
three years
Mr and Mrs Bill Brown and
children of Fort Worth Texas
spent the weekend with Mrs
Eunice Bishop Debbie and Kim-
mie remained for a few weeks'
visit
Mrs Walter Douglass of Tulsa
is the guest of Mr and Mrs E
E Irby and other friends here
this week
Mrs H O Hoppe and family
Shreveport La are visiting her
mother Mrs Kate Burns and
other relatives
Mr and Mrs Ray Simmons
and daughters of Keller Texas
were weekend guests of relatives
here
Charles Puckett and Lee Carter
Gound are working at Camp
Simpson at Milburn during the
month of June
WILSON CARTER
Zaneis Girl Receives
Mothers Association
Scholarship to OU
Clara Louise Kimberlin daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs Charles Le-19 ok 1ahomans
roy Kimberlin Route 2 Wilson
has received a Mothers Associ-
ation Scholarship to the Univer-
Filly-nine Oklahomans drowned
sity of Oklahoma Dr Dorothy 1 1 19 others lost their
Truex director of women's af- !'st Ye" am
liVeS in bOttting accidents accord-
fairs at the University and sinu- nig to Dr Grady F 1lathews
sor of Nlothers Day has an- state commissioner of health
nounced "Most of the deaths occurred
All others Association Schol- during the summer months" Dr
arships are raised by membership Niathewspoints out "if Oklahoma
dues in the Association and is to avoid accumulating such
projects and fund raising by offi- tragic statistics again this sum-
cers and members of the associa- pier (lien vac!' individual faintly
Gm Scholarships cover general l""st greater caution
fees (tuition) up to 16 college when going near the water" he
nouncett
All Mothers Association Schol-
arships are raised by membership
dues in the Association and ly:
projects and fund raising by offi-
cers and members of the associa-
th
in Scholarships cover general
fees ( t uit ion ) up to 16 college
hours Mrs Edward George Ilol-
&twine is president of the As-
sociation
A total of SO 21212 was raised
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sociation
as rivers lakes and creeks 01
A total of $621212 was raised
these 37 people live were fishing
through membership fees in the ight were sw'imming and 19 fell
Association on Mothers Day at flto the water Over 12 per "cent
the University last May 2 and were between 15 and at years of
this amount vi11 be granted in age
scholarship to students who show Niue people drowned in farm
the most promise for the future ponds and slx in places of recre-
and are among the most descry- adult such as lakes with bathing
ing of those who apply Dr beaches Seven deaths were at
tributed to drowning at home or
Truex said Association officers
on
are raising additional funds dur-
home premises (bath tubs
pools) Only one
ing the summer months through wells' Private
drowning—that of a ten-year-old
special projects boy—occurred in a municipal pool
Miss Kimberlin a graduate of
Of the 19 latal boating acci
Zaneis high school is a junior dents nine people lost their lives
majoring in elementary education lien small boats capsized Nine
and received her grant for the people fell out Of boats seven of
summer session now in progress these drowned and two died of
at the University and the fall iniuries sustained in falling In a
and spring semesters of the corn-
very unusual boating accident the
victim was run over by a boat and
ing year She Nvill graduate in
fatally injured by the propeller
June 1960 and plans to teach
Statistics show that almost all
She has been listed on the D I
ean's )ing disasters occur In vessel
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Honor Roll and is active in the holding fewer than ten people
Baptist Student Union affairs "One of the greatest safety pre-
cautions you can take is to learn
Mr and Mrs Ralph Porter
to swim' Dr Mathews believes
and ?Jr and Mrs Clyde Pincher yott can swim only a few feet
are visiting this week in Illinois you may be able to get out of
Ralph Porter and Billy Pincher danger and to save your life
who have been visiting there Parents should see to it that their
since school was out will return children learn to swim and that
with them they are taught by a competent in-
structor The safest place in Okla-
homa for you or your children to
'Mr and Mrs Charles IL Noth-
learn to SWilll is in a pool which
wang and children of Canyon
can meet the- standards set by the
City Oregon are visiting Ir health department" Dr Mathews
and Mrs E L Brinier points out no such pool is
available in your community be
George Sharrock who has been extremely careful about your
living in California has returned choice of swimming spots" he
to Wilson to make his home urges
George Sharrock who has been
living in California has returned
to Wilson to make his home
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COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY JUNE 11 1959
Boating Takes
Tragic Toll Of
19 Oklahomans
Boating
ng Takes
Tragic Toll Of
19 Oklahomans
Filly-nine Oklahomans drowned
last year and lit others lost their
lives in boating accidents accord-
ing to Dr Grady F Mathews
state commissioner of health
"Most of the deaths occurred
during the summer months" lir
Niathewspoints out "It Oklahoma
is to avoid accumulating such
tragic statistics again this SUM-
"'Pr then each individual fam ily
mast exerise greater caution c
when going near the water" he
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Of the 59 deaths by drowning
37 ovurred in public places illicit
lakes and creeks Of
as rivers'
these 37 neoole live were fishing
as rivers lakes and creeks Of! items eVen though
these 37 people live were fishing completely ready
eight were swimming and 12 fell the new law
into the water Over 12 per Cerit The sales tax
were between 15 and al years Pf maxes a battle sta
age Farm lit
Nine people drowned in farm recent years by
ponds and sx in places of recre-iganizations The I
talon such as lakes with bathing ' in 1957 but a refer
beaches Seven deaths were at-I by pension promot
tributed to drowning at home or had kept it tied up
on home premises (bath tubs Farm Bureau P
wells private pools) Only one Munn said the petit
drowning—that of a ten-year-old cost the six coope
boy—occurred in a municipal pooLl ganizations in exc
Of the 19 Wel boating acci plus thousands of
dents nine people lost their lives work in circulati
when small boats capsizod Nine Petition Knd Ip che(
people fell out of boats seven of RY Or the Fox petit
these drowned and two died of organizationa ctiv
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ecision Kills Tax
On Feed Equipment
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Farmers of Oklahoma no longer
must pay sales tax on feed and
on the trade-in value of used farm
machinery provided they sign a
statement certifying they are using
those materials to produce goods
for human consumption
The official announcement came
The
the Oklahoma Tax Commis
OM effective June I as they
rushed frantically to get the ex-
emption forms and instructions to
dealers over the state following a
Supreme Court decision May 19
on the contested law according to
Oklahoma Farm Bureau
DeCISIOn did not become tins
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until may 22 when remaining
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legal technicalities about the pro-
i tested referendum petitions were
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i cleared away and the Tax Coin-
mission gave the official go-signal
I 14 eetilers to exempt the farm
1 items eVtlii though they were not
I completely ready to administer
The sales tax exemption ell-
maxes a battle started in 1943 by
Okiehonta Farm Bureau Joined in
recent yettre by other farm or Ruth Ann Won
ganizations The law was passed Pantry shelves In some 22000
In 1957 but a referendum petition Oklahoma 4 11 homes may need
by pension promoter Ora J Fox reinforcement to bold up the
had kept it tied up for two years sparkling colorful glass jars of
Farm Bureau President Lewis canned foods to be processed by
Munn said the petition by Fox had 4-11'ers this season This will be
cost the six cooperating farm or- particularly true if more canning
ganizations in excess of $20000 champions like Run) Ann Wilson
plus thousands of man-hours of 18 of juneo are among the young
work in circulating a cuntr I cooks
petition and in checking the valid- Miso Wilson won the state and
ity of the Fox petition Other farm natioual 4-11 canning title for 1958
organizations active on the mous- and Ivas the recipient of a $500
ure were the Oklahoma Cattle- college scholarship which she has
men's Association Oklahoma Farm- applied at Oklahonm State nit-
ers Union Oklahoma State Grange versity Her 4-11 record shows a
Oklahoma Mil?: Marketing Federa- total of 1923 quarts of food canned
tiOn and Oklahoma Poultry Itn during an eight-year period
provement Association plus some "On our 160-acre farm in Okla-
local commodity groups homa County we raloe all the
"In addition Fox cost the wet-
fruits and vegetables that we use
fare funds nearly $2 millions to and also hogs cattle and poultry"
the past two years by his action she says Besides providing a
good supply of nutritive foods her
The bill reallocated sales tax rev-
enue giving welfare 99 per cent canning project pared an estlina t-
instead of 97 per cent or about $t ed $130 of the annual food bud-
million more per year The wel-
get
fare fund has not gotten this Every 4-11'er enrolled in the
money because of the Fox Pe- canning program has an oportuni-
tition" ty to learn and try new methods
-4 of food preservation advises the
Mr and Mrs R G Carriker Extension Service In 'addition
left Tuesday to spend a couple they are encouraged to show their
of months in Long Beach Calif products at local fairs and to dem-
with relatives onstrate the various canning pro
Elbert Clowers Long Beach
Calif was a business visitor in
Wilson recently
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LOTS OF FUN That's what's
on the agenda at Healdton Sat-
urday afternoon when Mayor
Bray officially opens the new
swimming pool in photo above
Extreme left are two swim-
ming beauties Judy Batley and
Sharon Hewett who appear to
be dressed appropriately tor
the occasion They consented
to pose for staff photographer
John Williams so that a "real
cute" picture might be forth-
coming for this week's paper
And sure enough a "cute"
picture it turned oat to be!
A special water show has been
scheduled for the opening of
the pool the committee said
1 early today For details read
the story in column seven this
page (Staff photo by Williams)
HEALDITTS NEW StaANG POOL
TO OM SATURDAY AFTER110011
Canning Season Opens
For 4-11 Club Members
cooks
Miss Wilson won the state and
national 4-11 ea Ii ni lig title for 1958
and Ives the recipient of a $500
college scholarship which she has
applied at Oklahoma State Uni-
versity Her 411 record shows a
total of 1923 quarts of food canned
during an eight-year period
"On our 160-acre farm in Okla-
homa County we raise all the
fruits and vegetables that we use
and also hogs cattle and poultry"
he says Besides providing a
good supply of Ti utritive foods her
canning project pared an estimat-
ed $130 of the annual food bud-
get Every 4-11'er enrolled In the
canning program has an oportuni-
ty to learn and try new methods
of food preservation advises the
Extension Service In 'addition
they are encouraged to show their
products at local fairs and to dem-
onstrate the various canning pro-
cesses learned
Valuable awards such as the
scholarship and trip to the Na-
tional 4-11 Club Congress in Chi-
cago await the more experienced
club member To be eligible for
either the member must have sat-
isfactorily completed three years
of club work and be over 14 years
old Gild-tilled medals are also of-
fered to the the four top-ranking
canners in each county
This marks the 31st consecutive
year that incentive awards have
been given by the Kerr Glass Man-
cracturing Corporation in coopera-
tion with the Extension Service
and the National Committee on
Boys and Girls Club Work
Mrs Ilazle Couch and Sheron
are visiting in Galveston and
other points in Texas Mrs
Harold Morris and children of
Moore accompanied them on the
trip
Sgt and Mrs J B White and
family of North Carolina have
been visiting Mrs Lillian Taylor
and family Mrs Taylor returned
honte with them for a visit
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Mr and Mrs E E Irby left
Thursday to visit Mr and
floward Irby and family in
Columbia :kit)
Mr and Mrs W A Rozar
returned Wednesday from spend-
ing a couple of weeks in Kansas
Airs John Rogers spent a few
days last week in Davis with Mr
and Mrs John Rogers Jr
Sharan Haines and Barbara
Claypool are attending Girls State
at OCW Chickasha this week
Mr and Mrs Jess Day spent
the weekend in Fort Worth with
relatives
Mr and Mrs J P liallew of
Wewoka were visiting Mrs Ella
Ra flew Tuesday
E L Loving Canadian Texas
is visiting friends and relatives in
'Wilson
Miss Anna Clark of Oklahoma
City spent the weekend in Wilson
with relatives
Mr and Mrs I 1 11 Pass spent
Nionday in Bonham Texas With
relatives
Mr and Mrs C E Webber
and family are visiting in East-
ern Oklahoma
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NUMBER THIRTYTWO
Public Invited to
Big Water Show
Scheduled at 4 pm
Healdton's new swimming pool
in which the citizens of Wilson
have more than a passing interest
will be opened 4o the public this
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock
A Wilson man Kenneth Hall
is a member of the board of di-
rectors of the Western Carter
County Youth Foundation spon-
sors of the pool project and sev-
eral Wilsonites have donated to
the pool fund or purchased season
tickets
This new pool will bring to
Wilson youngsters (and oldsters)
a wholesome place of recreation
where they may spend their sum-
mer leisure without having to
travel to "far-away" places
The pool located on the west
edge of the Hea Idton athletic
field is rated as one of the best
in this section of the country
A big water show will begin at
4:00 pm on opening day and
the public is invited to attend
Appearing on the show will be
eight Ardmore swimmers in a
diving act life saving act and a
synchronized swimming act
Bed Cross swimming instruc-
tion will begin Monday (8:00-
12:00 am) June 15 with Charles
Cox and Don Stevenson instruct-
ing June Galoob Secretary of
the Youth Foundation states that
' more than three hundred child-
ren have been scheduled for these
classes
The pool will be under the sup-
ervision of Fay Stout Ilealdton
Sunset School principal Child-
ren under eight years of age must
be accompanied in the main pool
by an adult The wading pool will
be open to children of any age
Pool hours are 2:00 pm to 9:00
pm daily and admission is 25c
for 12 years and under and 50c
for all others Season tickets for
the entire family are available at
82500 No parking will be per
mitted on the practice football
field adjoining the pool ou till
north
For the safety of all Stout has
stated that posted swimming pool
rules will be strictly enforced
The pool was designed by Jack
Kalman Norman Okla and con-
structed by Dewey construction
Co Oklahoma City and Brooks
Construction Co Itealdton
Work was started Monday on
the kiddies swimming pool Con-
crete was poured Tuesday with
work well underway
Mrs G C Sullivan
Funeral for Mrs Easter Bell
Sullivan 68 who died Wednes-
day in an Ardmore hospital will
be at 2:30 pm Friday at the
First Baptist Church Burial will
be in Rose Hill cemetery at
Ardmore
Mrs Sullivan was born March
29 1891 at JiMtOWIL She had
been a resident of Wilson since
1920
Survivors include her husband
G C of the home two daugh-
ters Mrs Louise Brown Rialto
Calif and Mrs Marie Maxwell
Pawhuska a brother W D
Robison Clinton and five grand-
children The Rev Virgil Mangrum pas-
tor of the Assembly of God will
officiate Burial will be under the
direction of Leslie Funeral Home
Mr and Mrs Morris Daniels
and (laughter of Texas and Mrs
L L Langford of Fort Worth
visited friends in Wilson Thurs-
day of the past week
Mrs Elmer Allen has been a
patient in Memorial Hospital this
week
Mary and John Rector are vis-
iting in Gate
Mr and Mrs J W Webb are
visiting relatives in Tulsa
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Kenneth Wolfe is attending
Boys State at Norman this week
Benton Vaughn has been visit-
ing in Seminole
Church of Christ
114 EAST ASH
L E O'NEAL Minister
Schedule of Services
SUNDAY
Bible Study 9:45 am
Worship 10:40 am
7:30 pm
WEDNESDAY
Bible Study 9:30 am
7:30 pm
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