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Legal Notices
I Ihmhshed tu the fItillwa ter (a-zette (Putdished to the Stillwater (7i7ette
Spleinher 27 October 4i li II la :Septe ohr 21 and October 4 1957-21 t
Cei t IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PAYNE
IN Tit I7 DP-alt IC'T cowry car' PAYNE t OUN 1Y STATE OF OKLAHOMA
CODN'IN STATE OF OKLA P(M A In the Matter of the )
Ittnottt L Gripe as ) Lstale ot Leona F ) No 400
Cum Won of Hobert ) Sanborn Deceased )
E Gope same per ) NOTICE OF FINAL SETITEM ENT
gtti ag Robert ) OF HETI( It IIIN ITIDN OF HAIN
GI ipe an Immo ) LEGA') I CS AND DEVIsEES AND
potent P1YI ) IIISTlilitt"LION OF LSTAll E
Piditiliff ) NOtke iS liCrehY given that Elizabeth
Vii- ) ('0tet No 17919 Jane Stovall kind lioherta S lictotiold
The h(ti s executors ) Executrices of the Estate of Leona F
&din Mist i aturs d( ) tatitiorn deceased has filed in the
tos ti ustees ard I County Court of Payne ('ounty Okla
assigns immediate ) homa their hoed account w it petition
awl remote ot ) tor the settlement theteof and the de-
M:NNit GIIII:E ) termination of heir legatees and de
tiereased et al ) owes and for dist ritint ion of said
D efen(iants ) erite and the Pith day of Decembr
NOl ICE Ok I IN DS N PETITiON 1 if7 at 90a a100( A lw at I h
Notice is herelov given that pursuant County Com t Hoorn In Stillw ater 01
to an tartlet' 0( fili le signed by the Dis-Ilahotna hag been fixed Rs the time
rod dodge of pavne county State of land place tor hearing such petition to
Oklahoma on the 20th day of Sep- f settle said account to determine the
tenither 1957 in an action Wherein heirs legatees anti devisees and to
s lid Ernest E Gripe as Glitirdlatilditribute the remaining estate at
w as plaintiff and the heirs esecutors I w hich tiltP and 'thee any iersiin
ailmonstraloi s devisees trustee Bild : ter ested In haat estate may then am
assigiri 'illuminate and remote of !pear con ii
tet snh account !tini tser I
Montiq Gripe d e
ecaSed w
et al ere' any lidee
rit claimed by him or tier in
defendants directed to me the UtldPf h11( h etole
Awned Oloritt of Poyne County coin Doted this 24111 cloy or September
twontlog nte to sell the follow lug tie- bra
: real estate situated In Payne (SEAL) M AK E SATE It
Comity Oldahoola : County Judge
Lots 3e (11 and Two (21 and the SWANK 8- SWANK
South Halt i S' 21 of the No:the:ad Al torne s for Executrices
Oita' or (NE! 4 I of Sectiou Two -- — —
I !1 Township Eighteen i litil North
It owe One I I i WI M Payne
Conn! v Oklartruh1: n
an I s-nci land to ing dilly appraised la
a t
fittla to t id Vive-thousatu-n - ur cam air
Five-hundred t oi)50 WO Dollars
NirtIV 'I it F Ft I t I )III I v ill on the 11
3-it it dly of October bt51 tit the hour
01 2 o'clork p hr of sari ch at the
e 1I door of the courthoue in the r "I tol eb A 1
rev of stillitei in said enmity and i c
ninAlitailLU
st de otter tor sato and sell do the ' I
high et bride' fir 0101 the s Aid real 1
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et de aTotve deciabed
WI IN 1-S-) ins' howl this 2 ttli (11y of
NEW YOI1K (UP)—Itave any of
s-Ituotowi to37
scituoEppat your livingroom ettnversalams with
suetilf of P:ntb thilv " frierj4 rocently taken a turn like
CIA ft V MI: 11 SW II:NE Y Ai k iritev i
P () Dos 05 1 illtS:
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Chilton OlCa'!14 l 0 '
MAK E HATER
Counts Judge
SWANK sln A Ts K
AWit Iles for Petitioner
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S OKIAkii0MA
(Ida! srpt Z7 161
IN THE ( MINTY COUHT OF PAYNE
OUN IA STA t: OF OKLAHOMA
lo the Matter of the Mei
Estate of I calla F No FM
Sanborn Deceased e
NO:110E OP t INA! SVIE1114MFfST
OF ItEl I OF It Fitt 9
LEGA II I:S ANI) IttVIst FS AND
Ills1 Mitt"! IHN 01 FsTA11
Notice i hereby given that Elitaltel h
Jane Stovall and lioliert S Reinhold I
Executrices of the Estate of Leona F
tiiihoria deceased has filed in the
County Court of Pa v Ile County Ohla
homi their trial account mitt petition
tor the settlement the! eof and the de-
termination of heir: legatees sod ite
visees and for dist rihut ion of siil
it and the Itit h thiv 0( Deembor
at 9 Ott ot lock A M sit the S
Coolitv Caul t Homo to Milks ater
to hoina has been liked as the Ione I
and place tor hearing such petition to
I "As c'on as bil learned we hal
1 Puhloshed in the Shi le tier ciTei:iilh'- ill'''ts !I:3 tlfll'el luz'
c tithootittr 27 of 4I ii 11-17-2t ) l'' -
IN 'I ti It' tfWN't v Wirt' Or it O'NE 1
Cr)1'14 I 'I' St ATE Or OKLAII0IA I
In the N't Met of the i 1Pt -ver sc"--- tol
I 0 ei ut )
( HAM It- i M St10 ) Case Nu 515 it C4 Lad 4!
Dere ised ) l'' -- ':llq le L !:r
NoTICF Or I IN IA Slt Il 1 ENIF VI none 0 iii: v-et! in tl1 hosintil '
Or MAI IIMIN VI ION 01 HEIRS w
yvtrtrl't Cered"
ilwiiirts ASO lit Is FS AND i
DINI HIM I ION OF 1S1 VIE Or:
Notice ti hereto 14xten that John A "My dad di too oil to got in-
seeive r etottoi of tne Estate (41sura ice ' ' lie ' the o i vi ho
c li o les N Show deceased has filed ' - -"At S - I '-
In the Cntinv Court of l'as ile Uttlinht'1111telts it"
()1Jthothil hiS total accoubt vt Oh pe-1 or
tioun for the settlement i het etit andi
the cbtterittioatin of heirs legatees "Al y policy provides maternity!
i and t Lint d
ti'N'IVPi WM hi' (111 F11)11(11111 its of i1 50 c an you imagine!
a ir estate he ay hi
e
Ociihti 107 at 10 Ott A M al the Or Smith delivering a baby for
Ciiiit V C Miri BOOM ili Millwater 01 that?"
I iliei heti !wen tihil its the tithe i
ao-i itt ice lit lottarittt4 so h petition i Wvil if You hare Y011 'lle
' tYPi-
t stIlle Sieil Fti cietitt lit II rat For th t imii or the
the hell s 1ii tlee thht lie isee alitt
to ‘1 it1 th - L I major criticisms levelh1 at vol-1
IA itith tome it'll t'l 1e ativ pet oit itt untaty health insurance plans to-
te estel in siei esi4le itil then
p tr i uhtest such acttiiit foot 101 t
ail Iiihter 1 cliiiiite I hy Iwo or her ! Good Way To Go
in teith esdite
l Anor Akita! i millio A
n mer-
1)01 iii I at -1y of septeihiter I- ( AY Il -
I 07 NIAX F S ATE R leans now have some form of
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(SF AL) (-omits Judge '
-itedical insurance and it repred
th it t AND IthtlITON 'senti (me of the most significanti
Athii iitvs far Executor I L in Social Security over thei
past two decades But insurance
t Ptittlisheri ir the slim Ater caletie
seoteiutier 2a 21 167 2f i !companies the medical profes-1
NO i II r Or AP1'114Al ION ItOn I
lit I 11E101 Or ADNIINIS 1 ItAlION :
!SIMI UltiOnS and government all
N rtil !agree with your livingroom
IN Ttl E COITN1 Y tiltilIT PAYNE Ifriends that we have a good way
ui e t NIA' s 1 Al it' Or OKLAHOMA i
I the Matter of the Estate of Harry to go
Gee Deceased Te the a and All
One of the most widespread
Pei r
suns lutcrested tetr
th Said Fs' ate: i
Noll e is !lei t)y given that idacomplaints is that ntost health M-
I Ctr has
pi yi
filed that Id G
in S31(1 eer be court a peth surance policies are n m
riot copre-
trio tng a toiptunt- V
) klihtnistlAtrit ig he t estate ut henive enough and particularly do
II
t "1 Y clay fir Gk'er D O"e"elt awl t" the not cover It at home or
1sctober lua7 al 9:00
o't-Itit k 11 ht Of said day brine a day M a doctor's office Studies travel
of a I egtitir term of this Court tovtt ishown that 90 per cent of a doc!
of the July ternt 1957 at the CteinIV ner
( hirt liven lit ft1hA titer tit the Colin- tOr S WOIK li r - ' I -
f i 'tried outside:
tv of P tyne 1 ft te of Olilitlythia ha3 hospitals 1
h ii set for hearing said petition 1
lieu nd vit u t' e yo are itereby cited For example the Uni
n trued States
'i ein till' show cf11t f( in' IS anticipatiog an epidemic of
yit have shy the sad petition should
hot he gi anted 'Asian flu this autumn and winter
winiesa the Judge rf said Court and It is going to lay many of us low
the'
tte s("1 "'et" 1"" I"th a " uí Sc I' for several weeks but in few cases
tenir 195'7 1
MAX E SA1E11 'unless complications ileveiop will
fsiAt- ) count tl-1-ti
JA1114'1 M Sl'tilli'tT'll JR lwe enter hospitals Yet the se-
Ai toroey fta Petit) owl lrious cases vitt require sevreral
—
!doctor visits medicines- nutsesi
published in the Stith ater (117ette and treaonent rtinnin4 into sizdde!
iiioutier '27 and October 4 1'1172i )
Oit PAYNE expense e 1 t At wilt he covered by!
IN 'VHF COUN1 V ( (WWI'
k ritiN FY OKLAHOMA insurance
ii a he mailer of the 1 1 Nu 4281 ilospflal and doctor bills als)
It st ite of JIhil F )
N watt I icteaset have gone up rapidly But healthl
i
Nom r- Or IIF Ott INf I
'insurance payments have not kept
Pyt id ION -On Pitilit IL OF II II 11
fititice is tuff Ow RI en to all net- pace
sere oii ui-dea to the ithol e e Wife hilt Benefits For Aged
the !I'ilti d iv of September 1177
M tittii It: i p- i ert tir Owe common public complaint
I n tins COW i 311 firstfl utiirit in x Ht2 is that many doctors automatical-
pill porting to Ite tile 11S1 kVili Wi tip tonc tees when they
Tei iowni co Al jI above bathed de- FlY PIK LIP it
ee i iiersen and aka (Ilea in Ito i learn a patient has health instil
t )-r petition !haying for the pro ! k in mong 80on
hoe of said win iei iiio i eq mice A sum y ta 4 i
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'''Ill"e"I I" t""e th"rel'' " Maffle !tiOCIOrti showed that inveldth of
P 10t-pi the exerillnti iblitteil lh Sit111 41
ll believed their entlea di&
win It l''
Pursuant to ()Niet of this Court made -SO
this date notice is hot Ow given that I edocat officials say it is not!
1div the 8h it iv of t'ttatutr 1'7 I 4
at the hour of 900 o'clttot Ith of said 1 gvneral but is fairly COM moll in
°Iv' h'" h"" aPP"'"e'l ''' the ilm'e i a few places—with New Yolk De-1
col hearing Raid 1)mm-in and provinz I
111 On I those!
said eilid at the Como' coort vv 1 troit and Los Angeles a 1
th Slide Ater Pa t'tell CMilltVi ültlthitiy3 most prominently intnntioned
In Sttiltttr It3rnie County Chdihoin3
' I I t it ' "'t ' I
MO' pi itinint n t tir
t— Wilt t
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Vt tilin aril V110re kill 1)V y11g interetcd
rn ty Filiiintr Find contst the vim(' I One ittin4 most instiraice Mans:
m tetiimv whereof I have ht route relict e(st is preven m
tive edicine I
get Illy h it il
1 a' the Reukt nt sa ffi ' 3
Comity Court this rott d ty of Souten i "We eintill COVer that of
course" saA an (Oficial of one
of the big plans 'But the cost
to the public be terrific'
That's Ike a Christmas saving for
mAical costs not insurance" I
'Medical insurance for the agedl
l Puhlkhel in the Stiikvater 6:velle i'" "":- :- - - -
F1nteriilwr 21 Clotolier 4th 1'67-N ) 1 7AlthileA1 insurance for the aged
l!Not'ilNktIF'N(:(s)Iiir4iirtl ((i4-!il-Titi:rinA1'T!NATIAiNEli'is a particular problem for they
li! The M iller of the ) ) are the ones with frequent chronic
Vitale of Nettie Mellon ) N 4272
Docease1 ) illnesses Many companies are
NOTICE TO CIMOTI OHS now writing policies with limited!
benefits for those (t5 and over and 1
Net tto Meom rieveie“ are require' :
fo oieseui the 54ine with the nereFYabolkhing the clause which peri
s try vow-berg before (he ointersiehed flitted them to cancel a policy at
ki-1tik Arition M11" I oren Duane
MIlon and John Henry Mellon or any any time
of them at 111) S tkl in Stret in Unions have been a mong the!
the eitv Of stinoidteti to l'aone Couniv
In14luhict ts Ohm four monthe of the most vocal critics of I resent
(1 te of ihe rust oubliootito hereof! or ihran insurance United Auto'
the 'woe will be forever Inirici
iH tn21 thig 2701 cliv of tiotemher 1 r:Ornuri President Walter Reu-
!
lititt 'ther especially feels they are nut!
10VFN E))1ANr NIFTLTON
RANK Allviir4 mi-rots comprehensive enough Reuther is'
JOliN DFNit V ME:110N spearheading a drive to est ahlishl
Atheinhoi-Atni s
T li MELTON in Detroit the "community healtli
cliAntvs Al AN MEIToN association" with diagnostic andi
PA Y MOND it MOORE -Pr!eventive bencfiti I
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SCIENCE LESSONS—Science study conies nat-
urally in the second grade Here Rill Chapel
left on of Mr and Mrs Raymond Chapel N
Washington St arid Linda Bentley daughter of
Pupils Start by Learning Five Words Each Week
Mr and Mrs Witon Pent ley 811 W Knapp st
hold up the cards k flirt' the teacher telleed em-
cerning their conlrihnihns 1 scientific knawl-
edge—NEASS PltESS NIOTO
Emphasis on Spelling Begins
In Second Grade in Stillwater
By GLADYS A SIX
NewsPress Writer
Where the formal Study of
spelling stops in our public
schools we do not yet know hot
we know that it begins in ear-
nest in second grade and words
i-inte out Of the reading lessons
'Jost like they did in years gone
Children Itptin with !nut !RT
words a wP0i ievTwing :aen
ca and end the year with as
12 At !lie uvl of cacti
Lve-week period all of the words
studied up to then are reviewed
Guy Pritchard teacher
of one of the I wo second grades
at Will Rogers school said that
she was old-fashioned to the ex-
tent that her children even had
spelidowns later on This is us-
ually an event ot Friday after-
noon but they must wait unlit
they have studied more words
W'e came into Mrs Pritchard's
room near the close of a readimt
lesson when a portion of the
tlas was seated aroimi her in
the front of the room and the
remainder was studying silently
They iNt e all reviewing their
firThgrade cur k Some need this
and a few do not she explained
'flow would you say 'A Birth-
day Party " the teacher asked
"See that mark? It shows you
that you are to speak that sen-
tence a little louder It is an
exclamation point" The pupil
then rereads the sentence with
good expression
A bulletin board was an in-
troduction to history It hail two
pictures on it one caned "Then"
and another "Now" and com-
paring city streets There was a
display of art work using a
medium called "Crayon Resist"
which intrigued us and at anoth-
er place a collection of ordinary
crayon drawings of Navajo ho-
gans part of their Unit study on
Navajo Indians but most inter-
esting was the class collection
of stories about them also illus-
trated which they would later
take home for parents to see
Some of these may have "100"
marked upon them which tneans
the same as "Satisfactory" She
uses the number chiefly because
the children know that PO
tops a d want her to us it bur
it never goes on the graderart
She asked them Li read silent-
ly and learn txho came to that
party what some wore and what
gifts they brought then askA
Cathy to read '1'hat's very
good Cathy" she srld A boy
named Allen was then invited to
read What the mother in
F a id :- it Iter com
oicrd was that Allen read it just
like a in ither would talk
When the bell rang for intr
misdon there was the usual
hustle to get books put away and
to get ant with Teacher
them to be more quiet Whito
the pupils were away we hok-
ed around the classroom
On the walls were a weather
chart on which some child cuuhl
place a cutout each succeeding
day to describe the weathet
There was also a pasteboard
thermometer with an adjirdable
red line to keep Ira( k ot tem-
peratures The subject Of trK N-1 V
was a natural since Mri Pritch-
ard had shown them colorod
slides which she took on a trio
to a reservation the past stun
Experfs Happy
About Flight
MINNEAPOLIS — the regular course or reading In
in thi
s grade according 'to Mrs
lists and govermuent officids to the grade Children are required
Pritchard and it so can usual-
day were "very enthusiastic" to buy four workbooks in read-
ly be o
about a balloon flight which lilted ing two in numbeis awl one in solved by study int the
an autontati! camera above tlie phonics Yes they do shyly taus° (11111isi)eey lla" love schur Allend at
itic!
is 10011 10f ool
earth's haze to photograph the stui Phonies- 111"-se are good fur -411
at relatively close quarters Ito tlw teacher said but es- 11" a°!
in
The camera and long-range tel- Pecia Hy for the ones who have
escope drifted slowly to earth dillumhy with the smind Of let- Army to Take
Wednesday a'te!00n after a four- ters t-acher also ha sets
hour look at the sun from an al-I
Wilde of fet the highet Student's Wife
point at which such eAninineo! rulsan Charged with Fraud
has ever been used
An ex Marine today faced the
Technicians from the TULSA (1-1))— raYnifind
muspect of losing his will: to the
of Ntinnesola received the film '-IL'irtneY 25 former kennel opera-
tor in Tulsa and Jenks charge(Ortny 1"r wq Years
from "Operation St ratihcope"1
and began to process it 1 he fibril lullt thing the mails to detrand Mrs Rita Dougherty ar Army
wilt be available to the yr" FrH e a free on $1oo bond today nurses coil) reservist has been
day according to the IS Nary! A lefteral grand jury indicted ordered to report oil 9 for a 1rr
on of the sponsors of the prti him Sept t on charges of ulter year tour (It activ-e duty
thang trained hounds tor sale anT Her husband Pat Doutherly
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TOP SHOOTER—Cpl James P Cartwright left rpeeives a tro-
phy in tv-nor of his being named the top marksman at the atimial
summer encampment Of the 2iOth Engineer reserve unit in Still-
water Presenting the award is 1-Lt William S 'Watson com-
mander cf the unit Cartwright is a student at Oklahoma State
University The Stillwater News-Press also received an award this
morning from Maj Charles Hudson advisor for the local Re-
serve program The aNA ant is for outstanding service in public
lufwmation and public relation—NEWS PRESS PHOTO
tiler The Weekly 'Tailor a sinall
inagTtine also talked
about Indians iinri sov(ral chil-
dren had visitel in Now Iklexiei)
and Arizona rocently
Anti' illscusslin they decidoil
that tor their kk mien vork they
IVIVV sI )11t'S about what
In Thins eat :ind where they live
thus tho lesson and ibillkinq of
lioons The teacner lottere1
on the boa:il and the chit-
dron copied it as cireitilly aa
phsdble then illustrated it
Anothcr sti1y titI:il el vath
reading 1AjSr natural science For
this there was a Scienco indow
and a collection of ileitis in-
cluding a crasAdish a moth un-
usual rocks and the model of a
brontosaurus Earlier there bad
been an egg a tarantula a ter-
rapin aril a water slug -- all
'nought by tho children
These gore opportunity fir
more reading lessons The loach-
yr lettered white carls to tell
a storN aid the name of the
kklin was responsible anii
these were frequently hold up
for ptipils to read airi to re‘iew
l'or ready rcl-rence and ako
a window e‘lidul was a chlrt
containing the 2:rt most
word i in the primary schinit
studies and letterel large enough
for the children ti rotor to
spelling and cony work
We looked over a Pr a( lice book
for letteting nil a workbook for
nundwrs both integrated will
the regular course of reading in
the grade tliildren are requirel
to buy lour Nvorkbooks in rool-
ing two in nuotheis awl one in
phonies Yes they do study
Phonies 'Chose are good for all
tho teacher sail but es-
pecially tor the ones who have
(11111(10'y with the sninil Of let-
ters l'he t-achor also 'ha sets
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OKLAXOMA'S 50 YEARS Or PROGRESE 4)ti PARADE
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2 1eille1 II tiftt e Etilitiotees Con-
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2 Nrtlip Itomet000rg
1 a ritlii 16
6 9 Sill OW ()Writ thOiii3 C it V
16 015NO11E t)AM! F 001 HAIL GAME
11 21 Tu fre‘ it KPIchlim
TOIII S t htiitittit N4tioo41 Foregt
K111111( litv110o) or ()Ilac(111 a NA till 1 it 01 tt
fettit ig sio 'me :lrives to nte ers ott
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INDIAN ( ITV U S A 2 Miles tiPat
A4I41ko j eve v (1' fr sqtrrip to
Z iiittOte ant 1)11e1114
evt V 'afternoon thfwhlist the summer on
Cort Iloilo I 3 wn
CLOUDS CLOUDS—Karea Bevi Ile daughter of
Ttir and Mr1 Cordon Berl Ile 918 N Husband
st helps Cathy Thompson daughter of Mr and
Mrs Truett Thompson Rt 2 to pantomime a
song about clouds by lifting and loiikering Karen's
of phonic ant letter sounds drill
work
Ity the il of the scImpl year
the second grade will have read
a it ot eleven books
furnished al school as INCH as
mementos books which they
themselves have checked from
the city library 'Duey have
learned time number (ohm binatto PI hot not how to carry and
a:lud l'hat will come in third
grade
Alter recess the class hail a
sinem4 revieviing some
of the tw songs learned the
teacher giving them pitch from
a pituh pipe V4'e saw that they
Wel'e learning soine songs by
note and HIM) ti recognite the
tonal patterns given above each
song Several songs were acii
pa med by mot IMIS a nil a
tew hy smaller groups in pan-
tomime before the class
Time came for lunch and this
class was first to be served At
the teacher's siignal they bowel
their heads and folded their
hands for a simple grace sail
in concert then hilt to wash
their hands and prepare for be-
ing served
Some facts learned incidental-
ly through class discussion here
that mutton iS the Meat ot grown
sheep- that Columbus's birthday
comes on Oct 1? and that words
form their comparatkes by ad-
ding "er" aunt "est"
Discipline is rarely a problent
in this grade according to Mrs
Pritchard and it so can usual-
ly be solved by study into the
cause of misbehavior Attendance
is giuhl for they love school at
age!
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!lien shipin 4 untrained animals will st ay behind to win k on a tea
to costonters 11I OF l by litical science detiyee at Okla
maid I hum' Slate University
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TALL TALLER TALLEST—To illustrate the method of forming i
comparison these boys stood in front of the class and the teicher
driIIid OH several adjectives She has her hand OH the heal' of
Ilichael Monk son of Ntr and Mrs Glenn Monk Wit W flennoi
drive Left is Waft Voss son el Mr and Mrs Walter Voss N of
city and venter is Clark Thompson son of Mr and Mrs C E
Thompson 821N Knoblock st—NEWS-PlIESS ruoTo
silk headscarf This was one of several pant )-
mimes as ale Class sang the sono during a mu-
te session in a second grade class at VIII Rogers
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Can friends find you
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