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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1963

Page

6

Sale notices and court orders for Pontotoc County lands

Public notices detail bids for unused Pontotoc County lands including Lots 5 and 6 Block 25 and Lots 21 22 Block 31 plus a 45 foot wide strip. bids due after 10 days from Aug 2 1963 with minimum 80 percent of appraised value. Also court orders to sell Maud Schmidt estate real estate and determine heirs with August 6 1963 hearing and publication requirements.

Board of County Commissioners Pontotee County Pontotoc County David Gray J. R. Thompson F. C. Jones Maud Schmidt State of Oklahoma Ward Sa County Fred Andrews Duard C. Willoughby West 14Th Ada Oklahoma State of Orah May Miller Orah Mae Miller Pontotoc Srd Lawrence H. Green East Main Fred Lee Miller Guardian

Tax Sale Notice in Oklahoma Requiring Redemption

The State of Oklahoma to Harve Dillard Clyde Dillard Lonnie Dillard Alvis Dillard and George Dillard and their unknown heirs and assigns. Land tax sale on November 4 1957 bid by C A Walker requires redemption within 60 days from service or first publication or a tax deed will be issued. Plaintiffs listed include J H Swafford C H Swafford J P Boyle D C Campbell and H L Cone and their unknown heirs executors and assigns.

District Court Pontotoc County State of Oklahoma Henry Dixon Edna Roff Thomas E. Dixon Robert Dixon Nora B. Dixon Edgar Dixon Melvin Dixon Kate Murphy C. D. Dixon Lois Dean Thomas Ida Mae Dixon T. E. Dixon, Jr R. D. Settlemires Carolyn Dixon Pontotoc Harold O. Chambless Shirley Chambless Carl Stewart Neem Ste State OF Oklahoma Harve Dillard Clyde Dillard Lonnie Dillard Alvis Dillard George Dillard C. A. Walker J. H. Swafford C. H. Swafford J. P. Boyle D. C. Campbell H. L. Cone W. S. Stegall Walter 5S. Stegall Lawrence H. Green East Main Street M. L

Dissolution Notice for Oklahoma Machine & Supply Co

Creditors and claimants are notified that Oklahoma Machine & Supply Company intends to dissolve by unanimous shareholder consent. Submit claims and proofs to W. N. Young, Secretary, at the Ada office by August 19, 1963, under the Oklahoma Business Corporation Act.

Oklahoma Machine & Supply Company Oklahoma State of Oklahoma W. N. Young Said Corporation First National Bank Ada

Community family notes from a quiet Sunday gathering

Mrs. Paul Tucker and children Paula and Tonya joined family meals with the Franks and Sowards, while Billy Jim Robertson and kin visited Delbert Tucker and family in Fitzhugh. The group enjoyed charcoal hamburgers and homemade ice cream as Lake Texoma plans arose.

Paul Tucker Paula Tonya Ralph Brendle Billy Jim Robertson Tamra Stacy Bea Robertson Delbert Tucker Fitzhugh Dorchie Booth Alene Tucker Colene Robertson Booth Lake Texoma

Local Family Dinner Guests Across Two Homes

Tim Cox and Marshall Cox Sr. shared a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pinley and their children. Also visiting Larry Newby were Dennis McDonald Rodney Gray Derrell Newby Tim Cox and Charles Price. Nancy Newby will stay a week with Lois Newby of Pearson.

Tim Cox Marshall Cox Sr Albert Pinley Larry Newby Dennis McDonald Rodney Gray Derrell Newby Charles Price Nancy Newby Lois Newby Pearson

Family News From Sulphur and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs Fred Jones Wayne Clarence Oliver and others traveled to Sulphur for swimming and sightseeing on Sunday. Larry Archer and Dale Leon welcomed a son born July 9 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Grandparents are Leonard Archer and Rube Delozier. Dale visited Archer relatives for the first time since arrival. Various Arches and friends visited and traveled to see kin in Des Moines Chickasha Fort Worth and Ada with others attending events and expressing concerns about health. Terry Lynn born July 18 weighs 6 pounds. Barbara Newby varnished woodwork in a new home north of Highway 13 in the Egypt community. REA meeting attendees included Roxie Golden and Lela Rose. Earl Rose Elbert Moss and Barker Roff visited Walnut Grove recently.

Larry Archer Dale Leon Leonard Archer Rube Delozier Dale Lindall Lawrence Lewis Archer Della David Bassire Alvin Thomas Neomia Chickasha Irene Archer Billy Linsey McCoy Fort Worth Tex Archers Frank McCoy Des Moines Iowa Chester Thomas Madill Lawrence Archer Barbara Newby Bob Gray Highway 13 Egypt Roxie Golden Lela Rose REA Ada Earl Rose Elbert Moss Lamesa Barker Roff W. C. Rose Walnut Grove

Union Hill Baptist Sunday School Attends Ice Cream Social

Union Hill community members gathered for a Sunday School session with attendance 53. Gideon speaker Ross Badgett of Ada spoke about distributing Bibles globally. A large group of visitors and families shared in a chocolate chip cookie social and fellowship, with many noting visits and trips around Ada, Arlington, and Byars. The piece ends noting a car hood fire due to burned wires after a trip to Muskogee.

Union Hill Baptist Church Ross Badgett Ada Gideon Curtis Patsy Billy Kellams Horace Golden Teresa Gary Carol Randy Joni Rhonda Adams Mike Golden Rick Bacon Don Newby Kathy F. L. Cunningham Lavona Jones Harold Haines Mike

Ada residents attend REA meeting and local visits

Multiple Ada residents report attending the REA meeting in Ada on Friday. The group includes Mrs. Etta Garrett who won an electric coffee pot. Various visitors from Mesa Arizona and local families traveled for visits and social outings around Ada, Wayne, and Lake Texoma, with several helping bale hay for F C Jones and Don Newby.

REA Ada Etta Garrett F. C. Jones Glenn Kirt Weaks Mesa Ariz Delbert Akins Karl Tilley Carlton Rebee Don Newby Kathy Walnut Grove Delphia Jones Ben Jones Larry Newby Rodney Gray Oil Center Glen Wallas Gerald Tilley Wichita Kan F. L. Cunningham Glen Wallis Ron Newby James Hayes Pauls Valley Lake Fred Jones Wayne

Around The County Highlights And Visits

Mrs Lois Newby Pearson spent Sunday night with Mrs Nancy. Clareta Gray and Vickie attended the Sidewalk Sale in Ada. Ott Newby visited Melvin Newby Sunday night. Nova Gray and Pat Henson made a business trip to Ada Thursday. Janice Stinson, Robin and Jennifer Murray, spent Sunday night with Steve Gray. Leta Murray spent Monday with Nora Gray. Steve Gray attended a birthday dinner Sunday in Francis honoring Nova Gray and her brother Jimmy Stinson. Clareta Gray and Nova Gray shopped in Ada Saturday. Bea Robertson and Alene Tucker visited Bryan Thomas Thursday.

Nova Gray Pat Henson Ada Janice Stinson Robin Jennifer Murray Steve Gray Leta Murray Nora Gray John Stinson Francis Jimmy Stinson Clareta Gray

Ada News Notes On Family Visits And Local Travel

Mrs Barbara Newby Kathy Lavona Jones and Glen Wallis visited Bill Briggs and family as Billy Ray enjoyed mud play. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Jack Moss and Mrs Elbert Moss visiting E E Agee and W C Rose. Olen Tilley flew to Ada for Purina Ranch tour and plane rides with his father and F C Jones. Olen is the reporter’s brother and former Ada resident.

Barbara Newby Kathy Lavona Jones Glen Wallis Karen Bill Briggs Bobby Billy Ray Billy Ray Briggs O. K Jack Moss Dallas Tex Elbert Moss Lamesa E. E. Agee W. C. Rose Walnut Grove Olen Tilley Bucklin Kan Ada Purina Pontotoc Olen R. E. Tilley F. C. Jones

Bramletts Visit Binions in Tulsa During Week

David and Linda Bramlett of Tulsa spent a week visiting Mr and Mrs Dink Binion, sharing time and hospitality at their home.

David and Linda Bramlett Tulsa Mrs. Dink Binion

McAnally Family Hospitalized Then Improved

Vicky McAnally underwent minor eye surgery last week and was reported improving Thursday night. The McAnally family, minus one member, has been a Valley View Hospital patient recently. Mrs Don Newby baked a birthday cake for Melvin Newby and Kathy helped decorate.

Vicky McAnally McAnallys Mr. McAnally Valley View Hospital Don Newby Melvin Newby Kathy

Dinner at the Newbys Guests Include Family Friends

Mrs. Melvin Newby hosted a dinner at the Melvin Newby home with fried chicken and trimmings. Attending were Kathy from Walnut Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Newby. Ron and Larry from Oil Center. Rodney Gray from Oil Center. and Grandmother Newby. Mrs. Clarence Bess of Ada plus grandsons Larry and Barry Bess and Kathy Newby visited Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Jones on Monday.

Melvin Newby Don Newby Kathy Walnut Grove Ron Larry Oil Center Rodney Gray Grandmother Newby Clarence Bess Ada Larry and Barry Bess Kathy Newby F. O. Jones

Visit Makes Progress as Roddy Improves at Ballard Home

Mr and Mrs Audie Teel along with Reba and Rebanette visited Frank Roddy at Ballard s Convalescent Home Sunday. Roddy is improving this week.

Audie Teel Reba Rebanette Frank Roddy Ballard Mr. Roddy

Ada and Oklahoma City Visits Highlight Local Families

Brenda and Terrie Ebrite along with grandfather George Ebrite visited Charles and Jan Williams in Oklahoma City. Rusty Ebrite stayed with Mrs. George Ebrite in Ada and Pamela Ebrite spent time with Lynda Golden. The Artie Ebbrite family hosted several Ada residents including Mrs. Sible Collins and Mrs. Wilma Scaff at various gatherings. Mrs Collins and Mrs Fraley attended the REA meeting in Ada Friday.

Brenda Terrie Ebrite Oklahoma City George Ebrite Charles Williams Jan Joe Rusty Ebrite Ada Pamela Ebrite Lynda Golden Charles Scott Arthur Ebbiie Pamela Rusty

Visits and recoveries across Union Hill families

Mr and Mrs George Smith and other relatives visited Mr and Mrs Coplan and family Sunday. Coplan improving after returning home Friday. They visited Lee Keeling and Lorene for dinner then returned to Oklahoma City for Monday treatments. Residents wish Charles a speedy recovery to return home. Others, including Glen Smith and Alvin McAnally, worked near Broken Bow last week. Debra Allen of Oklahoma City visited Susan McAnally. Numerous McAnally and Henson family visits completed the weekend.

Geraldine McAnally Hazel Henson Alvin McAnally William Henson Broken Bow James Rhynes Henson Duke Rhynes Donna Lynn Lena Mrs. Henson Billy Rhyneses Oklahoma Muskogee George Smith William Lee Georgia Lee Charles Coplan Coplan Lee Keeling Lorene Glen Smith Debra Allen Oklahoma City Susan McAnally Bill McAnally Walter McAnally

Mr and Mrs Agee Visit Graham Family Last Week

Mr and Mrs Tom Agee and Tracy and Regina visited Mr and Mrs George Graham last week in a family gathering. The note records a social visit without further events or details.

Tom Agee Tracy Regina George Graham

Kirby Tilley Family Visit Highlights Harvest Helpers

Mr and Mrs Kirby Tilley and Dian and Pamela visited Mr and Mrs Johnnie Tilley on Saturday. Kirby Tilley and Johnnie Tilley helped bale hay during the past week.

Kirby Tilley Dian Pamela Johnnie Tilley

Welches Visit Groves in Wynnewood Then Travel to California

Mr and Mrs Mack Welch with their children visited Mr and Mrs Harvey Grove in Wynnewood last week. On Wednesday the Welches and Groves left Ada to visit relatives in California.

Mack Welch Harvey Grove Wynnewood Welches the Groves Ada California

Emma Jones Visits Kirkes to Cheer Them

Mrs. Emma Jones called on Mrs. Lela Rose and the J. W. Kirkes Wednesday afternoon. The Kirkeses have been sick but are improving.

Emma Jones Lela Rose J. W. Kirkes Kirkeses

Ada and Latta families visit relatives and attend farm sale

Mr and Mrs Homer Daggs and Mr and Mrs Harrison Land of Ada visited Tom Johnsons. Vance Price visited his sister in Latta and took them to Cookville Tennessee to visit Maggie Price. Grandchildren Beverly Sutton and Ricky Rutherford joined farm sale visits and dinner with Vance Price and Jim Rutherford families.

Homer Daggs Harrison Land Ada Tommy Johnson Vance Price Clint Stewart Latta Lillie Nelson Maggie Price Cookville Tenn Stewart Nelson Price Beverly Sutton Ricky Rutherford Jim Rutherford Charles Gerald Sutton Chris and Beverly Oil Center John Price Ricky Twyla Fred Henson Dame Scott Wilson Valley View Chris Hensons Twyla Rutherford Cache Okla

Local Social Notices Include Cunningham Family Events

Mrs Warren Cunningham and Mrs Betty Cunningham with Debra attend events in Oil Center alongside Mr and Mrs J W Kirkes and Mrs F C Jones in a multi family social notice reflecting community ties.

Warren Cunningham Betty Cunningham Debra Oil Center J. W. Kirkes F. C. Jones

Cunningham Family Weekend Visits and Fishing Trip

Rev and Mrs F L Cunningham hosted Saturday and Monday guests. Mr and Mrs Howard Cunningham and Debra dined with them Monday. Rev Cunningham and grandson Ricky Bacon of Arlington Texas visited Ray Kemp in Pernell Oklahoma Tuesday and fished at Clearlake with Ricky catching the most fish.

F. L. Cunningham Howard Cunningham Debra Rev. Cunningham Ricky Bacon Arlington Tex Ray Kemp Pernell Okla Clearlake Ricky

Bakersfield area visitors greet Cochran family

A group led by Mr. and Mrs. Gail Blankenship and others from Tulsa Ada Grandfield Oklahoma City Norman and Oklahoma visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cochran Sr. and Helen recently. They were joined by Mr. and Mrs. George Cochran and Mrs. Etta Garrett and Myra Nell on Saturday to see the Cochran household.

Gail Blankenship Lea Kay Gail Jr Ada Linda David Bramlett Tulsa Daisy Binion Dean Underwood Terry Grandfield Okla Elmer Cochran Jr Oklahoma City Allan Cochran Norman Elmer Cochran Sr Helen George Cochran Etta Garrett Myra Nell Elmer Cochran

Konawa Names New High School Principal

Mr and Mrs F C Jones and Miss Delphia Jones visited Owen Jones and T E Jones in Konawa Tuesday night. Owen spoke about Konawa High School choosing Calvin Agee as principal. Agee, a Pickett School and East Central College alumnus, is son of Mr and Mrs E E Agee of Ada.

F. C. Jones Delphia Jones Owen Jones T. E. Jones Konawa Prinipal Calvin Agee Pickett School East Central College E. E. Agee Ada

Pennington and visitors stop by local homes

Mrs. Lorraine Pennington of Parish Chapel visited Mrs. Inez Pennington on Thursday. Mrs. Naomi Tiner of Pauls Valley visited Mrs. Mildred Melton and Cheryl on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. George Scarbrough of Ada visited Mr. and Mrs. Orlan Dees and Linda on Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Snipes of Cushing and family were weekend guests of Fletcher and Wanda Snipes.

Dale Melton Lorraine Pennington Inez Pennington Naomi Tiner Pauls Valley Mildred Melton Cheryl George Scarbrough Ada Orlan Dees Linda Mrs. C. F. Snipes Cushing Fletcher Wanda Snipes Betty West Nancy Norman

Mrs Verna McCurdy and Mrs Bradley Visit Ada Event

Mrs Verna McCurdy and Mrs Bessie Bradley visited Mrs Zora McGeehee in Ada on Friday afternoon. They also attended the REA meeting.

Verna McCurdy Bessie Bradley

Mrs Ballard Undergoes Minor Surgery at Pauls Valley Hospital

Mrs Joan Ballard of Stratford had a minor procedure at Pauls Valley Hospital. Her sons Mark and Keith stayed with grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Varnadore for several days. Mrs Daphna Cruce and her daughter are visiting her parents in law Mr and Mrs Cruce in Alabama this week.

Joan Ballard Stratford Pauls Valley Hospital Mark Keith Ed Varnadore

Mrs Maxine Cameron Visits Lindsay Friends Thursday

Mrs Maxine Cameron of Lindsay visited Mrs Mildred Melton and Mr and Mrs Claude Horsley along with Cheryl Horsley on Thursday for an afternoon call.

Maxine Cameron Lindsay Mildred Melton Cheryl Claude Horsley

Local families visit relatives and friends across Oklahoma

Mr and Mrs Phillip Bradley spent last Sunday with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Cecil Prater in Moore. Mr and Mrs Ed Varnadore Olen James and Mark and Keith Ballard visited Mrs Joan Ballard in the hospital in Pauls Valley Friday. Mrs Lucy Whittington and Mrs Leona Neely Ada spent Wednesday night with Mr and Mrs Frank James.

Phillip Bradley Mrs Cecil Prater Moore Ed Varnadore Olen James Mark Keith Ballard Joan Ballard Pauls Valley Lucy Whittington Leona Neely Ada Frank James Ruth Crisp Lottie McClure Patsy Della James J. C. James

Community Notes From Fort Worth and Nearby Visits

Mrs Vonda Andrews and family from Fort Worth Texas spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs I A Bradley. Numerous visitors including Miss Cheryl Melton and Mr and Mrs Marvin McCurdy call on friends and relatives across Stratford Ada and Oklahoma City. Henry Dees suffers a heart attack Wednesday night and is visited by family.

Vonda Andrews Fort Worth, Tex I. A. Bradley Marvin McCurdy Bessie Bradley Orlan Dees Linda Henry Dees Mr. Dees

Ballards and Varnadores Meet in Stratford Visit

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ballard along with Mark and Keith Ballard spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Varnadore in Stratford. Mrs. Ballard had just been released from the hospital.

L. E. Ballard Mark and Keith Stratford Ed Varnadore Ballard

Community Visitors and Meetings In Ada Area

Local residents from Ada and surrounding towns visited relatives and attended events this week. Notable stops include Mildred Melton visiting Decker, the Varnadore home gatherings, and an REA meeting with Pennington attendees. Wade attended the Ada Sidewalk Sale Monday.

Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church Holds Camp Meeting

The Camp Ground Free Will Baptist Church reports 53 in Sunday School. Rev. Earl Judd, pastor, preached morning and evening. The camp meeting begins Monday night with Rev. J. B. Fletcher as evangelist and nightly services. Youth camp starts Wednesday for ten days. Local families attend and visit after services in Oklahoma City and Galey.

Free Will Baptist Church Earl Judd J. B. Fletcher

Haskinses Lead Sunday School Picnic to Clayton Park

Rev. and Mrs. Earlin Haskins led a Cedar Grove Free Will Baptist Sunday School group on a Saturday picnic to Clayton Park returning that night. They later visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley May and their children Mark and Angela in Oklahoma City.

Earlin Haskins Cedar Grove Free Will Baptist Sunday School Clayton

Local youths visit friends and families in area

Boys visiting Bobby Joe Adams included Jerry Sellers John Crane Clyde Crane Larry Newby Phillip Poin dexter Lawrence Archer and Larry Booth. Miss Tina Fraley travels to Frederick to visit the Jones family for two weeks. The Fraley and Jones families along with Mrs Sybil Collins enjoyed a picnic at Winter mith Park.

Bobby Joe Adams Jerry Sellers John and Clyde Crane Larry Newby Phillip and David Poindexter Lawrence Archer Larry Booth Tina Fraley Frederick Jimmy Jones and Sons Austin Fraley Tiny Jimmy and Kelly Jones Sybil Collins Wintermith Park

Tahlequah Visit Highlights Meek Mayfield Family

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Meek and Mrs. Etta Hightower spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mayfield alongside Ronnie and Connie in Tahlequah. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Jones spent two days this past week at Texoma Lake.

Virgil Meek Etta Hightower E. A. Mayfield Ronnie Connie Tahlequah Mrs. Ferrell Jones Texoma Lake

Local Social Visits Across Ada and Nearby Cities

Mr and Mrs Fred Warren and Sue of Shawnee visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Scott and Sherry. Mrs Tom Walls joined the Scotts on Sunday. Visitors this week included Mrs Nora Roper Mrs Sybil Collins and Louise Underwood Ada Mr and Mrs Oliver Crane Oil Center Mr and Mrs Austin Fraley and Tiny and Mrs Allie Phelps Ada. Mrs Wilma Scaff Mrs Sybil Collins visited Sunday morning with Mr and Mrs Grover Thompson and Raymond. Austin Fraley Jimmy and Kelly Jones and Mrs Collins attended the Peoples Electric meeting in Ada Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Paul Duncan Jerry and Freddy returned Sunday night from a week in Amarillo Dallas Overton Texas with Noonday trips plus Six Flags and stops in Shreveport Louisiana and Hot Springs Arkansas.

Sible Collins Wilma Scaff Grover Thompson Rebee Louise Underwood Alley Phelps Austin Fraley Tina Ada Jimmy Jones Ricky Kelly Frederick Nora Roper Collins Ricky and Wintersmith Park REA Fred Warren Sue Shawnee Leo Scott Sherry Tom Walls Scotts Sybil Collins Oliver Crane Oil Center Tiny Allie Phelps Raymond Jimmy Kelly Jones Peoples’ Electric Paul Duncan Jerry Freddy Amarillo Dallas Overton Tex Six Flags Shreveport Hot Springs Ark

City at leisure with Elmer Pinley this week

City residents are spending this week with Elmer Pinley, enjoying local visits and planned activities as part of a community hospitality program.

Ada Livestock Auction Receipts Slide Amid Mixed Cattle Trade

Cattle prices ease for cows and yearling feeder heifers at Ada auction with receipts around 2,000. Young cow types run 14 to 18 dollars, utility cows 12 to 14.50, canner 8 to 12, bulls 15 to 18.50, veal calves 22 to 24, butcher calves 22 to 24.50. Stockers and feeders show a wide spread from 19 to 29 dollars for various steers and heifers. stock cows and calves fetch 1230 to 2300. Hog prices steady to 17.75 for butcher hogs. sows 12 to 14, feeders 12 to 13.

Ada

Market rally follows rail strike delay amid brisk early trading

New York stocks jumped on news of a further postponement of a threatened rail strike, with heavy morning volume surpassing a million shares. The Associated Press average rose about 2 points to 266.1 at noon, led by industrials and rails, while the Dow edged higher near 693. The session trimmed gains later as trading slowed, with Chrysler and GM near flat and oils in demand.

New York Chrysler Associated Press Rails Dow Jones General Motors Ford Altough Illinois Central Chesapeake & Ohio IBM Xerox Control Data U.S American Stock Exchange

Oklahoma City Auction Results Cattle Sluggish Hogs Steady

Oklahoma City sale reports 6,300 cattle and 700 calves mostly feeder consignments. Hog trades seen as fairly active with barrows and gilts at 16.50 to 20.00 and sows 14.50 to 17.00. 26 head at 20.25. Sheep offerings too light for trade test.

Oklahoma City USDA

Oklahoma Prices Paid to Local Producers Report

The State Board of Agriculture lists current local prices: cash wheat around 1.78 to 1.88 per bushel with regional variations. eggs steady with large 34-35 cents, mediums 27-28 cents, small 19-20. fowl mostly 4-14 cents per pound by weight class. butterfat 52-56 cents per pound.

Oklahoma City State Board of Agriculture Today Alva Clinton Manchester el Reno Enid Kingfisher Okeene Watonga Yukon Medford Vici Hobart Frederick Beaver Perryton Tex

Loy Boyd 71 dies. rites set in Oklahoma City and Stonewall

Loy Boyd of Stonewall aged 71 died Wednesday. Services are planned for 10 a.m. Friday at Criswell Funeral Home with Rev. Bill Werner officiating. Cremation and burial follow at 3 p.m. Friday in Memorial Park Cemetery in Oklahoma City. He was born in Fayetteville Arkansas and survived by two sisters in Southgate California and two brothers in Bristow and Stonewall.

Leon Dale Berryman Criswell Funeral Home Berryman Byng East Central State College The Baptist Church Loy Boyd Stonewall Criswell Funeral Bill Werner Union Valley Church Memorial Park Cemetery Oklahoma City Boyd Fayetteville Ark Jim Schaffer Winnie Boyd Southgate Calif Jessie Boyd Bristow Charlie Boyd

Tax shift: customs duties once funded over half revenue

The article notes that before the income tax was introduced about fifty years ago customs duties supplied more than half of government revenue.

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