THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1947. THE DAILY OKLAHOMAN Tulsan Speaks in Guthrie GUTHRIE, April 30 (Special) Air Rifles, Young Owners Keep Police Hopping J. F. Frazier, A PERFECT CIFT FOR MOTHER Elmo Thompson, vice president of the Speaker Funeral Planned Friday SHAWNEE, April 30 (Special)' First National Bank and Trust com i Dishes Are Back Again! pany, Tulsa, was guest speaker at the State Highway annual oanquec oi tne uuinne cnam-ber of commerce. 53 PIECE SERVICE FOR 8 Services will be at 2 p.
m. Friday for Perry L. Speaker, 65, Masonic leader and a cable tool driller, who hal lived Builder, Dies in Shawnee since 1925. He is survived by his wife, Jennie May or tne nome ana tnree sons, Claude Franklin and Donald Eugene Beautiful "Golden Floral' pattern. Each piece artistically designed and trimmed in 22K gold.
A pattern that wUI beautify your dinner table. And at least $10.00 less than you'd expect to pay. Large 10" dinner plates. of Shawnee, and Gerald E. of Oklahoma City: a sister.
Mrs. F. O. Dues- Services for J. F.
Frazier. 53. prorr inent Oklahoma highway contractor, will be conducted Thur' day at 10:30 a. m. at the Street ar.
Draper funeral home. Burial wii- in McAlester. ler, Cement; three brothers, W. F. speaker, UKianoma uicy, ranK ti.
Speaker, Tulsa, and Harry E. Speaker, Canton. and four grandchildren. Frazier first entered if.e r.u.".xi i construction business al where he served as Pittsburgh all of Shawnee. VnotdL-SnxL SpaualA.
MEN'S HATS $4.50 WHITE SHIRTS $4.00 mm LOW RENT LOW PRICES He was past high priest of the Shawnee chapter 32 of the Royal Arch Masons, a past commander of Knights Templars here and of the post in Pottawatomie county tri: comins to Oklahoma City 13 ve: ago. He served as county Fifteen years ago Franer nc E. L. Finley organised th? Micw-Materials and Construction Cr r. uutnrie consistory.
Set includes: 8 dinner plates 8 cups saucers 8 dessert plates Entrance Exams May 4 JUNIOR probably doesn't know It but when he fires that air rifle or flips his slingshot inside the city limits he's violating the same city ordinance which regulates the discharging of firearms inside the corporated limits. "The firearms ordinance also regulates air rifles and we're having more troubles with the latter than the lethal weapons," Lieut. W. J. Landes.
of the police juvenile department explained Wednesday. arm spring weather has brought a deluge of complaints about air rifles, and under the ordinance we can and will file against parents for contributing to the delinquency of minors." At present the police juvenile department has five air rifles seized from boys in different sections of the city. If their parents do not call at headquarters to reclaim them, the guns will be destroyed. Landes said he and his assistants have talked to a number of parents after their children have been picked up for damaging property with air rifles. "Many of them didn't even know there was a city ordinance ing the shooting of such guns." Landes added.
"A majority of them have agreed to co-operate. One father broke his son's gun in our presence." ONLY Monday we had a complaint about an 1 1-yenr-old boy shooting out windows valued at $54 In a house under construction at 4307 Butler place." E. E. Rector, juvenile officer, said. O.
J. Miller, the contractor, made the complaint. Another boy was taken to police headquarters for shooting another boy with his air rifle. "We had a complaint this week about two boys sitting at a window in a "downtown office building, shootine windows out of a building across the street," Rector said. At 50c DOWN 50c WEEK USE YOUR CREDIT NO EXTRA CHARGES Entrance examinations are set for sa CV May 4 at Casady Hall, newly established junior highschool at 1111 Brit maintained the firm in Okia! until It was dissolved a year He died early Tuesday clinic after a long illness.
sugar bowl lid ton road. The school is sponsored by the Protestant Episcopal church and enrolments are iimueo. to eu. ARTHUR C. MI LK Arthur C.
Paulk. 52. cf 1640 chante. a plumber, died of cancer i cream pitcher MAIL ORDERS FILLED Irritation of Externally Caused PIMPLES ihis home about 9 p. Wrdr-esday A native of Summit.
Pa-: lived several years in Shar.e F- the Xist four yean he had Sxmt. rr-! nloyrd by American Plumbing Cc. V. then soothe itchy irritation, and so aid healing use time tested OINTMENi and SOAP Survivors include his AuCr heme: two sons. Robert and both of Shawnee: his mother Mr E.
Spencer. Shawnee: father. Detective E. E. Rector with confiscated air rifles nnn (Imp t.hn nolice denartmcnt had 111 be caster." Landes added, not even supposed to shoot 17 air rifler in their custody.
"If "They'r parents will watch their sons, our the guns inside Main at Walker Phone 3-4311 Paulk. Summit: two Ausu I Shawnee, and Ely. of Alabama. two sisters. Mrs.
Jes. Cassey. S-as nee. and Mrs. Lourv- Weekly.
AUbair. Services are pending at Watt; ncral home. i R. I. BELCHER Services will be at 2 30 o.
r. Thursaay in Clinton Method-: c.V. for R. I. Belcher.
c*nton wholesal' and brother of John E. Belcher. 24 and Ann Arbor. Bern sn Gower. been an Oklahoma residect 42 year 1 He formerly operated a druz cu I ness in Lawton.
had hved Chr Youth Goes to Hospital After Motor Bike Spill An accident involvine a speeding Pioneer State Banker Dies Beal Services Planned Today Last 3 Days! Sale Ends Saturday I Save More, at Wards This Week motorcycle Wednesday sent Paul Allen Hill, 17, of 415 NE 11 to Oklahoma City General hospital suffering a fractured leg and internal injuries. Physicians said his condition was serious. According to policemen W. A. Williams and C.
D. Scott of the accident patrol, Hill was racing with another vouth who identified himself as Charles William Ludwick, 17, of 428 NE 11. Hill's motorcycle went out or control in the 1600 block on Lincoln and skidded more than 200 feet. V. One of the eight honor guests won't be present at the Oklahoma Bankers association's fiftieth anniversary breakfast in Tulsa May 9.
Q. H. Cafky. 79, banker in Oklahoma since 1894, died at 6 a. m.
Wednesday in his home at Forgan. Cafky started at the Gurlach bank in Woodward and in 1899 moved to Weatherford to organize the Exchange bank. After five years there as cashier, he went to Elk City and organized the State Exchange bank of which he became president. In 1915 he left Elk City and went to Forgan where he organized the First State bank. He remained as president of the Forgan bank until his death.
He also headed the bank at Beaver City which he bought several years ago. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. O. H. Cafky, Democratic national com-mitteewoman from Oklahoma; four sons.
George. Beaver City: William Uont be a If DPI i ton 15 vears. He survived by hi T.fe. home; a daughter. Mrs.
3urr.7 another brother. J. ktley. and two sierf. Mrs.
Melrcsc. N. ar.d Mrs Moran. Berkeley. Cahf Burial i at Clinton.
JAMES BERT GEDDIS SHAWNEE Arrar.jtetr.-'n-.s announced by Gasktll's fcr Jarre 65. who died cf a sh' wound at the home cf his scri. Geddls. Tuesday. In addition to the son whh hc; he lived, survivors include his Bessie, and two other sens.
E. Geddis of Olivehurst. Cahf and R-Geddis of Shainee; on daush'j-Mrs. Elton Epley of Green Forest. Art a sister.
Mrs. Susie McKever cf Sp-kane. a half-sister. Mrs. Mr Stores cf Wichita.
and 10 grani children. MRS. EFFIE GRAY Mrs. Effie Gray. 86.
died Wde day afternoon tn Central Stale pital. Norman, of bronchial mcnia. She is survived by her band. James stockyards static? and a daughter. Mrs.
Edr.a Iver SE 15. Services are pending Gj: rlson funeral home. William H. Bcal. 58.
of 1408 NE 19. Harrah mail carrier for 33 years, died of cancer in his home Wednesday. Survivors include his wife. India, and a daughter. Patricia, ixiih of the home: a brother.
John. Harrah. and two sisters. Miss Kate Beal and Mrs. Lloyd Gill, both of Nicoma Park.
Rosary will be p. m. Thursday in Smith and Kernke funeral home. Requiem mass will Friday at 10 a. m.
in Saint Theresa church. Harrah. Interment will be in Harrah cemetery. MRS. MARY JANE TURNER Mrs.
Mary Jane Turner, 84. died Wednesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Minnie M. Cutler, 2123 Park. Mrs.
Turner had livedPin Oklahoma City 24 years. She was born in Milam. and was member of Pennsylvania Avenue Christian church. Only survivor besides aier daughter is a grandson. Byron Cutler, of the home address.
i Services will be 3 p. m. Friday in Marshall funeral home. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. JOHN A.
M'PIIAIL Rev. R. T. Williams will conduct services in First Nnzarcne church at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday for John Archie McPhail. retired telephone exchange owner, who died Tuesday in the home of his son. S. C. McPhail.
2801 NW 20. Burial will be in Sunny Lane cemetery under direction of Merritt funeral home. Bethany. Hey! Don't attack a crusty baking pan with a lazy dishrag Let Brillo slick it clean fast! Washington, D. Bruce, Dallas, and John.
Forcan. and two dauchters. Mrs. Guy R. Redman, Chula Vista, and Mrs.
W. Q. Palmer, 1220 BeBRILLOwise! NW 40. Services will be 2 p. m.
Friday in Forgan. Interment will be in Woodward cemetery. IS IJ I "THE CHURCHES OF CHRIST SALUTE I "IN HIS IMAGE" Isr Whee-eel-a square metal-fiber Eg thK nob'iMi toll pastor SS-NSitSfffirB I -n-isjabi Color Pictures every day. The special shine in- ood? b' ilTnot Hl7 WILLI, gredient in Brilh soap keeps 9 nrt HI. thoughts.
HioUneMHta rlt. W.are regred dealer! for Ealt- Service will SPECIAL PURCHASE? Jenkins. 53. cf 723 NW 2 died Tuesday. Intirsient iS-ZT 1Z loop and padll Times? lmo.t dwtroyed St Print, and Kodaeolor Pr.nts A ho MODERN STYLED SOFA BED AT WARD WEEK SAVINGS! rman.
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Texas, fcr th- fn-fit of the victims of the Texa. Retailers Reduce Prices I O. K. MR. PRESIDENT HIRAM PAUL IS CO-OPERATING 5j ffl TO BRING PRICES DOWN 1 i I 2C0 leading retail firm of 'tic Rock, a city or 40 OC wr.ii inauguratcti a wrek's trial 'J-' "Newburypcrt plan." to rrdu-re Power Co-op Gets Loan Ann! 3C Tt rural electrification granted a of to the Grand Valley Rural Uncr.
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