Thursday March 2 11
THE MANGUM (Okla.) STAR
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BATTERY PRICES
A New
$6.95
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6 & 12 Veil
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6 MONTHS ;t AR NTFK
HOBBS OIL CO.
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Miss Langdon Henry Hogan
Receive Wedding Shower
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pay be on your mri
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yet lusy on a pav- ' fo :toi it"
JO oyJ FAPV JO'-j1"-1. 1 j
itQl'jre orticU n tVsi C
m$ new 1 1 fee1 or. ' --i t i . -i
m.ltion lost year. It
HOGS CATTLE
HORSES and SHEEP
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GRANITE March 2 Mis Nita
bay l.rutdon of Duncan. bridc-lo-lie
ot lliiwy Hogan was feted with a
Initial display shower Saturday af-
tenuiMi at the home of Mr. (Ml
Buford.
Oil;ers assisting her were Mrs.
Luther French. Mrs. George Gates
Mi Homer HoImmI. Mrs. Iks Far-
t is. Mrs W.A. (iarner. Mrs. Walter
M Gaw.rk. MrsOnille Brown Mrs
IUd y MTt . Mrs. Foster Thurston.
Mrs Harmon Wittdle and Miss Nan
1errv
Mrs. Buford cretsl the guests
and M.ss Ferry took their names for
toe br.oc' hook. hitll was lieeo-
i 'i. a 'H a piiture laide in real
d! d'. . on the coyer pace
Mr Jerry Ho-oet and Mi. Ed-
ward lioatii. Oklahoma City sister.
' 1 . i y (J t lie prospective bridegroom
:t' the refreshment table 'O
a wfii'e imported linen
iitred wi'h an arrat.ge-
v hi'o chrysanthemums' . in
0 (.liner tra'ilnn; th" e' ii
uulm-ni.
were displayed on card ta-
the IhmIiooiii.s for viewing
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raje ot e!iry.amitemams
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Oklahoma Transportation
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William
lin Crayr n Miss Joyce Craven Mrs
I.eo Cyphers. Mrs W.A. Dillahttnly
Mr. Willie Taylor. Mrs. Prentice
Martin. Mis. Joe AY indie. Mrs. Sou
Brown. Mrs. Raymond Dillahunty
Mrs. Dee Brown Mrs. Bill Davis
Mrs. Jot I-attimer Mrs. Ben John-
son. Mrs. H.J. Hackelt Miss Edna
Jotcs. Mrs. C'leo Wilson Mrs. Bert
Fletcher. Mrs. Bill McMnrtery. Cur-
1 is McMurtrj. Mr. olerl Hoyt!.
Mr.. AC. Knight Mr. Ieroy Heft-
ing Mrs. Alfred Johnson Mrs. John
Itced. Mrs. El wood Brooks Mis.
Grcr.Uo IIsts
By
Mn. UcTk Vtk
Reporter and Sale
Representative
Greer County Newt
and
Mongum Star
Pliant GfcsIcJ
Also Mrs W.H Richardson. Mrs.
John Wilhron. Mrs. Frank Perry
Mr. anl Mrs. BaMiiond Willis. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Willis. Mrs. Effie
Willi-- Mrs. Dale Caid Mrs. John
Fletcher. Mr' Carver Mrs.
Charlie Clui-tian Mrs. Boh Chris-
tian Miss Wanda Christian Mrs.
J.r-h McCurdy. Mrs. Wilds Tavlor
Mr. Dave CoOs-r Mrs. Jim Dew-
lee. Mi-s Litra Johnson Mrs. Hr
!s-t Ct aiy. Mr ltosa Jone.. Mrs.
J T. V indie. Mis Ji-tps Caddell. Mrs
Ferdinand Craumann. Mr. Leon
iiaumatin. Mr. 1I C. Ford ir Mrs
Billy David. Mrs Ca.s Grady Mrs.
Ike.le Blair Mrs Ixs.n Hayes. Mrs
Hurley McC! i:u. Mr. Ben Murphy
Mrs F.dd Fletcher. Mr. Keith ileu-
scl. Miss Janet H ael. Ml JetTV
Gates Mrs Frank McKav . Mis Al-
eut Bern Mi F R Mi( ardv. Mrs.
Mia M tiee. faldie iat and Devvita
Bojati. Iar Hade. Mr anil Mr1-
F.d yard Hol.ui. Mrs I! 1 ImlxJeii.
Mr- Fn.il JMold. Mi. Warren
Sos 'e F H try Hohc-t. M s.
J ire - i. r' Mi J B Ferry. Mr
Itntieti siket'rry . Mrs. Jack
Nance. '.!- Frank Carothcrs. Mr.
Jav U'rr Mrs Jay Bryan.
Mr' Hitt. Nelson. Mrs. Euno
(ta 2. Mis HE McGuire. Mrs
Fied Carjie..ter. Mr. Waller Mar-
inin Mt Hoy Clem. Mrs. Gentry
Cjopcr Mts Cl'. C.ohotin. Mt'
Sam Cook. Mr-. W L Myers. Mrs.
W T. Cost. Mrs. Hindi MeCiavuck
Mrs Chat V Smah. Mrs EE. Dean
Mr- Huuh Vaiutin. Mr. and Mrs.
J. : t y Hovat: and children. Mrs. J
W Old! eld Mr OS. Nickcll. Mrs.
M A. Stini'Oi. Mrs Harris Smith
Airs JM Thacker. Mis Charles
W.:nn. A Uiirren Mr. EE. Ta-
vlor. Mr C M Litton Mrs (!en
Cuker Miss Jackie lknlje. Miss
J-i'i:ii- Holje Mr Heli.s Lindsey
Mr J A Farr. Mrs Walter Mur-
ray. Mr- TA W i -email. Mrs. C.
A Weeks. Mrs. E'mer Fiikeriinp
Mrs Jim Conner. Mr Cn ne Mon-
lav. Mr Dwicht Hogg. Mr Jewel
1 yon Mr- Hat'll t; Cannady. Mrs.
WB A i-tht. Mrs. CM. Brown. Mrs.
.V'lw (i!Tt;in'.;i'n and Mrs Jes
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( HMIK Mareit 2 - Mr. and
Mr lo K.irr si-;.' the was'k-
end .it Nil1 le . :! :! Ir -on :.n-i
fam.lv. Mr and Mr Jan-s Kar-
ri ic'd el t'ler ;: j.rl lia-
; h..l! v. :n win '! regional in a
gutne- Wiilt Uetl.-tou jlayesl at Mili-
co Thursday Farr. s' team wi" go
into tlw state tuiai and v. -11 play
tiwir oiiiiJ g.iti' w til oncord at
ok ahona C:t; Fiina ha taught
at Notde for t1! pa.t five year.
aral is work ir on hi lh 1 at Ok-
lahoma Lnivii'ity. Norman. His
wife i secfe ary to tlw postmaster
: Noiii.ut
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HOMES
HO DOWN
PAYMENT
See our display home
and rot complete1 informa-
tion about this easy way
1o own a new home. N
cash needed if you own an
acceptable lot or acreage
You will enjoy a Caimroi.-
built h o m e financed
throng'll the remarkable
new plan of the Institute
for Essential Housing
which operates nation-
w idr.
Choose front a big var-
iety of beautiful designs
anti practical plans. Low
monthly payments. Eire u
credit life insurance poli-
cies included. Get complete
details at your nearest
W m. Cameron Jfc Co. lun
lier yard.
7m CcniErcn
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Phone 22
Macg'im Okla.
League Has
Social Meet
GRANITE. March 2 - Waft her
league of St. John's 1-utherar.
church was cutertaiiwil at the mon-
thly social with a buffet supper Sun-
day evening at the home of Mr.
and M rs. Ferdinand Graumann
with their son and daughter Doug-
las and Barbara as ho-us.
Also jo.iting tlie pen ty were the
delegates tiom the church Henry
Graumann Iaul Graumann. Wilbert
Graumann. leon Graumann and
Hrv. W.A. Haefker. who attended
ttic- circuit cabinet mis-ting at I-aw-toii
Sunday afternoon and tfieir wiv-
es. Mr. and Mrs. leon Graumann
are abo league counselors.
Guetc were st-atod at a long ta-
ble laid with a white cloth and
attractively appointed for supper
which wni followed by games.
Some ot the adults played eight-
hand rook and league members were
entertained with games including
horse and turtle races with card-
board cutout representing the t ar-
tie atuf hori
A snooker toutnament was field
in the ricvea'ioo looms and Bar-
bara and Donald Lemko were win-
ners Douglas Graumann directed
the' closing vesjier as the league
members joined hands in a circle.
Guest were Mr. and Mrs. Hen-
ry Grauniatm and their grandson
Kiiky Isenhacer. Mr and Mrs. Wil-
bert Graumann Mr. and Mrs. Fau!
Graumann. Her aiid Mrs W A. Hue-
fker Mr. and Mr. Loyd Norman.
Sylvia Haefker. Garland Hoper.
Ia-ague memljers piv-ent were Ei-
de aid Gwetvlaie Graumann. Ruth
Graumann. Paul Krnska Marvin
Darren and Marly n Graumann. Lo-
is and Louise Haefker Donald Iem-
ke. L roy Graumann. .Arnold Iietr
Mr a r.d Mr I jeon Graumann Rev.
llatuV r Barbara and Douglai Gratt
mat ut.
Serial Worker
To Speak Sunday
To Lutherans
GRANITE. Mareh 2 lav. Eu-
gene Joti.:. Wiehita K.uisas eve.
cut t v e d. rector of Lutheran Social
Sr. ue. will he guest sia iker at
the s' Johns lU'lwran church Sun-
day moniing and in the evening
will sjn-ak at tlw? Lone Woif chiirth.
Ihuif.g t'-e BJtle Study. Fa-v. Job!
will .sk on the welfare work
which chafs in service to children
broken lximes and in family coun-
seling. For the worship service the
visiting clergyman will bring an
inspirational message. W.A. Haef-
kcr. pastor of the church invites the
people of Granite and the surround-
ing community to hear this social
service st)eakr.
Miss Uunda Neumann wlw is scr-
ying as dietician in tlw Samaritan
Home llobail. was associated with
Ttev. Job.t. when he was asocia;d
with tin Lutheran ChiMrens home
at Winfield. Kansas. Tlte home i
now closed and lieailquaBi-rs for the
ljitlieran social service has mov-c-d
to Wichita. Kansas. Mis V-u-man
is tin? daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Neumann and is a member
of the Granite congregation.
Ccrothers
Plans Paving
GRANITE March 2 Frank fa
roihmt county commissioner of dis-
trict No. 2. is working on a pro-
ject to blacktop the roads to the
cemeteries in his district.
This v il! include the City aud Rock
cemeteries the burial ground of the
Lutheran church and the Brinkman
and Willow cemeteries. Tlie roads
will lx approximately 41- miles
long.
Carothers said he had talked to
many of the constituents in his dis-
trict and a large number had come
to him. He Ixlieves this is one ol
the rnot necoessary improvements.
Hie road are grave lod but in rai-
nv sjell it is almost impossible for
the cars to reach the burial areas.
City cemetery road would include
1j miles of blaclttop branching off
from Highway 6. one mile south of
Granite. Ro. k cemetery leaves No.
( highway in the Ozark community
and covers only one mile. The Lu-
theran ground can be reached by-
two different routes one Waving No.
6 highway two miles south of Gra-
nite and going one mile west with
the blacktop. The other route starts
from tlx- George Ktehr farm west
of Granite and includes 2 miles of
regd.
The distance to reach Brinkman
and Willow cemeteries is only a
short d'stsnce and eomes witliin the
4 -.' mile etiniate by Carothers.
The county workmen will Jay the
road bed of gravel and a blacktop
commercial firm will complete tlie
road said the commissioner.
Charlie Christian and W E. Lamb
operate county trucks and road pa-
trolmen ate Hugh McGavock. Geo-
rge Stovall. J D. Havnes and Milo
Mile?
m SALE
Good Used
EAE2S
Need a goad used
cer? Then see us fcf
the best deal in town.
SDAOD'S
PONTIAC GARAGE
SHOP IN MANGUM
PERSONALS...
TO CAPITAL
GRANITE. March 2 Mr. and
Mrs. Turn Hunter and his brother
Blake Hunter accompanied their
niece Mrs. Murl Smith of Hobart
to Oklahoma City Sunday to visit
her father C.E. Hunter who has
been ill and recently dismissed from
the hospital. Because of the excel-
lent weather Sunday. Mrs. Hunter
said travel was like the 4th of July
on the highway.
TTXANS ARRIVE
GRANITE March 2 -Mr. and
Mr Troy Lantz and foil James of
Shamrock were dinner guests Sun-
day ul Mrs. John Reid and her son
Carmack Reed. Han were accunt-
;ar.ie;l 'o Gra'iite by Mr Aiex
Brooks. wIk) viited Ixt brother and
w;re Mr .and Mrs. J B. McIntosh
a k! her nice' Mr. Joe Berry.
ATSIT KIN
GRANITE. March 2 - Mrs l.oi
Fieri ar.d chi'dnen. Jerre! and Re-
tie Ann oi .Alt us s;xr.t the week-
end with the ehiliirctt's grandpar-
ents Mr and Mrs. IN. FarrL. h'r
mother Mrs. Avu Stewart and si-
ter Mrs. Dwichf Hogg and family.
TO Al.n s
G1UNITE. March 2 - M . A- a
Stewart and htr bro'hcr Charles
Hatchett attended serv.ies at- the
Primitive Baptist church at Alius
Sunday and rerr.aintxi for cLr.rer af-
ter services.
Monroncy Loud;.
Konsiody's Policy
WASHINGTON DC. - President
f Jin F. Kennedy must share huu-
or tor his "commendable deck-ion
to spread American know-how in
fighting "unconvent onal war by un-
coil vent iutial means" with George
Washington. Senator Mike Morri ney
1 D  Okla. 1 told the senate this week.
Tlu White House has ordered step-fx-d-tip
training of .American troops
in guerilla warfare techniques jo
!he troops can in tnm train a3
ie.l troops when asked.
Monronev noted that during tlw
French aud Indian Wa- it was Wash-
ington who discovered that jungle
methods were superior to those ot
"Redcoats using conventional milk
tary tactics and formations deve-
loped on European fields of batik. "
TO SAN ANTONIO
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cartwright Mr-
Clara ByTom and Mrs. Henry Jam-
es left early Monday morning for
San Antonio. Texas for a visit.
Living in and near San Antonio are
Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Cartwright pa-
rents of Bill Marvin. ByTom son o:
Mrs. Clara Byrom and brother of
Mrs. Cartwright and Henry P. (Bot
James son of Mrs. Henry James.
The California Look in Foshinw
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From California come these fashions with a distinctive West Coast look. Sheath dress by
Jewel (left! is simple and uncluttered. It's a black-and-white plaid in Orlon-and-silk. Fringe
Is used (right! like a frothy fur on the tuxedo front of this coal by Bud Kilpatrick. Cos-
tume is cut from a lightweight tweed in Orlon-and-wool.
More Hof Water Needed?
Nows a jrood time to liave that new
laiycr watei heater installed in rea-
diness f.r the Sprinyr season. Proven
makes proven service low prices!
See our display and talk it over.
All Work Cuaranteed
Satisfaction Assured
R&R PLUMSING
Phone 144 Mangum
LAOS BOUND Pretty Mar-
garet McDowell 22 plans to
teach in Laos after her June
graduation from National Col-
lege of Education in Evans-
ton 111. Miss Chicago of 1961
says she was inspired by the
work of the late Ur. Thomas
Dooley.
For Quick Results
Us the Woni Ads
mm oti
Save up to S225.C0
ON NEW SPINET PIANOS NOW!
These pianos being used in our annual festival March
7. and will be sold subject to delivery after that date.
First ome - iirst served. All will be tuned and serviced
before delivery and fttlh guaranteed!!
SAVE NOW AT
1 JONES MUSIC CO.
21 r K. ndwy. Altus. Okla.
MMV2 OTMYS
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WILL END SATURDAY -- MARCH 11
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during this BIG SALE!
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.Living Room Suites
Sleepers
Choirs
Dinette Suites
Stoves
Pictures
Mirrors
Lamps
RCA Automatic Washers
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