Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 142, Ed. 1 Monday, June 14, 1920 Page: 3 of 8
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CHICKASHA DAILY EXPRESS CHICKASHA OKLAHOMA MONDAY JUNE 14 1920 OTSJ
PAGE THREE
Persona)
Mention
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CHCKASA
J. P. Wolverton returned Saturday
from ft visit in Rochester Minn.
Prudential Policy Holders: My
address is UO'l Kansas. Telephone
7T-. Walter V. Pray Agent. U'-3t
' Mips Ethel Clayton in "Young Mrs.
Wlnthrop" at the Sugg today.
Have yo never seen tho Molu and
lloi'ton the electrical I.uundresses
at Chalfinfs? ll-2t
Mrs. Robert Glyclieer Is expelled
to return home this week from Okla-
homa City where she was called by
the'- Milieus of her mother.
Montin Philliis left Saturday for
'a business trip to Duncan.
Luther J. Smith and daughter
fieneva and Naomi are" vlsiiinu
li li nds lit Amber today.
( Jim lliril is upending several days
in SI. Joe Tex. visiting frlcuds and
veluliveH.
Richard Robinson and son Wren
of Mallow spent' Saturday and Sun
day visiting friends here.
Mrs. William McKay and daughter
Mary Alice havo returned from Cis-
co Tex. where they spent two weeks
visit InE friends and relatives.
Short Stories
of the Town
Attend Family Reunion-
Mr. p. nd Mrs. L. L. lleiitdey re-
turned Sunday evening from Okla-
homa City where they attended a
family reunion of Mrs. Ilensley's rel-
atives there being .11 present at the
Sunday dinner.
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Methodists Take Lead.
The eMthodists again went Into the
lead in . the matter of attendance at
Sunday school yesterday according
to reports front the various superin-
tendents. Following are the attend-
ance and collection reports: Method-
ist 282 $17.i:; Baptist 224 f :i4.3r;
Christian 218. 11.31; Congregational
104 $11.8.'; Presbyterian 5." $3.31.
Buy Battery Company.
Ray P. Corbett and J. R. Nesbitt
have purchased the Grady flattery
company at lilO Kansas averm-.
They assumed charge of the busi-
ness this morning Mr. Orouett re-
cently resigned as bookkeeper for
the' Citizens National Bank here. Mr.
Nesbitt formerly operated the filling
.Gallon at the comer of Sixth street
and Kansas avenue.
IN
NAMED DfRECTOR
OF COTTON ASSN.
I. P. Ellli On Executive Committee
Oklahoma Cotton Growers'; Plan
Extensive Educational Cam-
paign This Year!
Col. E. J. Hubbard 'and wife leave
tomorrow for Butler Mo. where they
will visit friends and relatives. They
will make (ho trip overland.
Takes Okla. City Position.
Miss Anna l.orenson left Sunday
for Oklahtnua City where . she has
accepted a posit Ion with a whole-
sale grocery company. Miss l.oren-
sin the daughter of It. I.orensen re-
cently returned front Washington
where she was employed by the war
risk insurance bureau.
H. P. Ellis vice president of the
Citizens National bank here was'so-
lected as a member of the executive
committee of the new Oklahoma Cot-
ton Growers' association In session in
Oklahoma City last week. Walter
Colbert of Ardmore Eugene P. Gum
and Carl Williams of Oklahoma City
ore other members of the commit-
tee. To get 30000 fanners by May 1
1!21 as members of the new Okla-
homa Cotton Growers' association
and to market through the organiza-
tion at least- a third of next year's
cotton crop on a no-profit co-operative
system is the initial objective
set by representatives of thirty-
two cotton producing counties which
formed the association ill an all:day
meeting at the capltol.
A finance committee wag appointed
to consist of N. R. Graham E. P.
Gum aud H. P. mils.
Warehouse Survey to be Made.
Survey of the warehouses of the
Rtate will be made this all it is said
to find out how many may be used
stv leased by the association next
year and how many will huve to be
built.
Directors and officers of the asso
ciation will bo elected next May af-
J ter a statewide membership has been
obtained -members of the organizu-
tion committee said last night.
.Aron Saplro of San Francisco Cal
wast engaged yesterday as counsel
of th association. He left last night
for Spokane Wash. to assist In form-
ing a co-operative association of
wheat growers of the northwest.
No Worm In a Healthy Child
All children troubled with warms hove an im
healthy color which indicate poor blood and aai
rule there is more or lens stomach listurbuni:e
tJROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC iveu rrftulwlj
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood tin
prove the diestion a id act as a General Stringili
euiug Tonic to the whole syutein. Nature will tlicL
throw oft or dispel the worms and the Child will tn
!u perfect health. Plsant to tnke. 60c uer butt I
If you have reason to think your
child is suffering ffrom worms take
the safe course use White's Cream
Vermifuge. Worms cannot resist its
expelling Influence. Price 35c. Sold
by Wren Drug Co. Ady.
The Quinine That Owes Not Affect The Head
Because of Its tonic and laxative effect l.AXA-
T VE BKOMO OUlSlNf rT.i..i . il
A campaign of education 'will' Jit? j by anyone without causing nervousness cr rtnt'itu;
Bandit Scare Is
Cause fi()r Thrill
To Local Auloists
Eddie Lyons-Leo Mroan in Some-
body Lied Kozy today.
She was a pleasure loving wifoand
he was a business loving husband.
Only their baby held them together.
Come to the Sugg tonight and see
what happened.
Elmo the Fearless Kozy today.
Overland trips to California are not
without thrills even in these modern
times as Mrs. M. F. Courtney wife
of a local banker; Mrs. Edna Mad
dox member of the Oklahoma Col-
lege for Women faculty; Miss Mar-
tha Vaughn of this city and Miss
Helen McClelland of Oklahoma City
can testify.
These ladies left Oklahoma sever-
. A great warm slice roin the lite II1 day "?' in ear for California
of a million homes is the plot on where they will spend the summer.
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l ounzi ivil s. - w nmiruiJ n-imiiiiig -
Ethel Clayton. Sugg theater today ( "'" tney president of the Farmer:!
Kiuiu ..trs. Courtney said :
v. e .....1 a right good scare
yesterday when a man stopped us
and asked us if we were uraite. .
"We told him yes we were bravo
and well armed. He then told us
that a bandit got in his car for a
ride and that he got out about twen-
ty miles from that place. Ho told
us that he kept his hand on his re-
volver all the time the bandit was
in his car.
"We got our pistols out and drove
fifty-three lonely miles with our
hearts in our -mouths. We got here'
just at dark. The people told us af-
fer our arrival here that they had
caught one bandit and were hot on
the trail of another.
"We are not going to be scared
r.ny more for everybody tells us
bandits are very scare even in moun-
tainous Arizona."
The letter was written at Spring-
ervllle Ariz. at the foot of Whitj
mountains.
only.
Somebody Lied with Eddie Lyons-
Lee moran Kozy today.
Elmo tho Fearless Kozy today.
Miss Delia Riid daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Bird is visiting Mrs.
M. E. Bagley in Amber.
The ladies of tho Catholic: church
will give a garden party Wednesday
evening at 7:30 at the rectory. Ice
cream and home made cake will be
served. The public is invited. 14-St
John T. Owsley local insurance
man was able to be at his office to-
day after an illness of several days.
Based on the thrilling stage suc-
cess by Bronson Howard "Young'
Mrs. Winthrop" is one of the beat
pictures shown at the Sugg this sea-
son. See it today.
Miss Leona Farmer of Alvard
Tex. Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Thornton.
Mr. and Mrs. Feltcher Ragiand
managers of the local office of the
Western Union spent the week-end
vKiting friends and relatives In Afc-
Alester. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Norvelle re-
turned Saturday from a two weeks'
visit with friends and relatives in
l.itlle Rock McAlester and Guthrie.
Earl Sadler of Oklahoma City a
well known interseholastic athlete
spent Sunday in Chickasha visiting
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Roy Orr.
Mrs. L. L. Hensley has been visit-
ing here this week. her mother.
Mrs. Y. B. Brailey of Oklahoma City
and tw-o sisters Mrs. A. D. Parnell o'
Nacogdoches Tex. ' and Mrs. W. G.
Bach of St. Paul Minn.
Mrs. Robert Glycker is expected
near Chickasha. now residing a
Slaton. Texas was a visitor In th
city Saturday on his way home froir
east Texas where he visited his pa-
rents Ernest Rasberry Oklahoma Iri
versity student has returned to hi
home in this city where 1-e will
spend the summer vacation.
carried on from now until next Jan-
uary to acquaint farmers with the
purpose of the organization and a!
membership campaign will begin
then In preparation for (he 1!I21 sea-
son. Members will be asked to agree
to market their cotton for seven
years through I he no-operative asso-
ciation. S. (!. Rubinow of Raleigh
N. C was engaged yesterday to be
secretary Of the association. He
will open an office here July 10 It is
expected.
Executive Committee Named.
fiireetlon of tho organization will
be in charge of an executive commit-
tee consisting of H. P. Ellis of Chick-
asha Walter Colbert of Ardmore
Eugene P.' Gum of Oklahoma City
Carl Williams editor of -the Farmer-
Stockman and N. R. Graham of Tul-
sa. ' ' "
The executive committee will he
assisted by an organization commit-
tee of which it Is a part. Other
members of that committee are J.
P. Connors of Canadian J. A. White-
lit. rat president of the state -.'hoard
of agriculture E. C. 'Orbison of Olus-
tee J. N. Kirk of Fort Cobb George
Bishop of Cordell E. C. nustin sec-
retary of the state -market commis-
sion John A.' Simpson of Weather-
ford president of' the Oklahoma Far-
mers' union C. C. King of Bcnner
master of the state grange and M.
C. Harper of Muskogee. The organi-
sation committee will be enlarged
to Include a -member from each cot-
ton producing county.
HUMAN ADDING MACHINE.!
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The Strong;" Withstand the Wlntei
Cold Better Than the Weak
Yon must have Heath Strength end En-
durance to fight ColUk Grip and Iuiluenza.
When your blood ia not In a healthy
condition and does not ctrculnte properly
your system Is unable to withstand the
winter cold. f
GROVE'S TASTELESS ChlH TONIC
Fortifies the System Against Colds. Grip
and Iniluen7a by Purifyind and Enrichiml
the Blood. I ..
It contains the well-known tonte prop- I Meets every Wdnftdny nlgut All
ertios of Quinine and Iron In a form members and lsiloia are cordially
acceptable to the most delicate stomach J invited.
and is pleasant to take. Youcan soon feel : O. A. Griffin M. W.
UsStrengthenintlnviiioratinattTect. (iUc. Eva Sohuealer Recorder.
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Black mare foretop nume clipped
wbito spot In forehead weight 100.1
lbs. C. C. GoettiiiK plume 40(1. 14 :'t
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Dick's Quincy Select
Cured without surgery. No pais
cutting sloughing or deten-
tion from business.
DR. Q. R. GERARD
Ninnekah Okla.
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Miss Esther Kaplan 13 year -old
Kansas City school girl who re-
cently established an international
record as a rapid calculator against
a special demonstrator for an adding
machine company. Miss Kaplan solv-
ed six problems of addition in 47
seconds.
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H The Two Great Health Drinka
Delicious Refreshing Invigorating
Excellent. lievi-riiK'e.s for nil occasions ;fry it liollle mul
S t conviiieetl f their very fine qnulity.
Always the siiine; iihviiys good; nlways hoiilthftil. '
Chickasha Bottling and
Creamery Co.
i"r yrt yvVj
" .Wholesale Dealers
PHONE 269 418-20 CHOCTAW AVE.
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Pool, J. Edwin. Chickasha Daily Express (Chickasha, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 142, Ed. 1 Monday, June 14, 1920, newspaper, June 14, 1920; Chickasha, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc730137/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.