The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 3

THE INDIAN JOURNAL Page No. 3 ST1DHAMNEWS HlNTON-BlEBEE Miss Lillian Hinton; a very popular member 01 the younger set at Lenna and a senior. In Stidham High school and Mr. Woodrow prosperous young farmer of Lenna, were united in marriage by the Rev. Story of Fame, Sunday, Jan.

14, 1634. Woodrow Bebee is the" daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

HlntOn of Lenna. Mr, Bebee is the son of Mrs. Etta Bebeeof -The young couple will make their home with his mother. We wish T6t them a long and prosperous married life. Mr.

and Mrs. R. M. Oabbard were irr fiufaula on business, Saturday. Miss Versie Burdine, who has been ill the past week, has returned to school.

Mrs. Hubert Hobbs, returned to Porum, after a--week's visit as the guest of her husband, Mr. Hubert Hobbs. CAMP FIRE GIRLS ENTERTAIN Miss Eunice Young entertained the Camp Fire girls and a friend of each, in her home Thursday night. A large number of games and tricks were played.

Peanuts, candy, cocoa and cakes were served to the following; Misses' Flora Lawson, Nova Grant, Oleta Rapp, Arveta Counts, Velie Mae Pittman, Zelma Davis, Mable Todd, Ha Treat, Ruby Young, and sponsor, Katherine Foster; Messrs. Cecil James, Malcolm Siory, Joe Ray Story, Heston Tucker, Gene Pigman, Vance Dalton, Sandy Mcintosh, Elbert Bradley, Luke Mcintosh, Willis Downum and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Hobbs. The group charivaried Mr.

and Mrs. Orbin Lynn after the party. Mr. I. W.

Treat was a Eufaula visitor Saturday. Miss Billie Whitson was the Sunday guest of Miss Roberta Turner of Fame. Pupils in the sixth grade who have perfect attendance records for the first half of school are: J. D. Gideon, Nearean Glasscock, Jiianita Patterson, Odell Rumsey, Alice Mae Tucker.

Mrs. Mattle Turner and Bobbye Eloise spent Saturday and Sundayr with Mr. and Mrs. June B. King of Cathay.

Mrs. King returned to spend the week with her daughter, Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Patterson. Miss Mary Esther Harding was a visitor of Miss Zee Anthony Sunday.

Russ Envoy In Washington In the person of Alexander Antonovlch Troyanovskjv above, Russia now has a fully accredited ambassador Installed In the Washington diplomatic corps for the first time in 17 years. Shortly after his arrival at the" Capital, the rietv Soviet envoy was welcomed formally by President Roosevelt. man, Billie Whitson and Gene Pigman; Freshman, Niva Hefley and Arveta COunts. Mrs. E.

Keeney was the very clterming hostess to her bridge club Thursday, afternoon, with a lovely party? consisting of three of contract. In the games Mrs. George Stidham won the high score prize, for the club and received a box of dainty dusting powder, C. P. Futrell high score prize for guests and won a bottle of perfume.

Two delicious courses of refreshments Were served, to the following: Mesdames B. H. Tabor, W. I. R.

J. Koch, E. C. Martin, Walter Young, J. H.

Ben LaFayette, George Stidham, J. P. Jones, C. P. Futrell and Harry Byrd.

B. H. Tabor, Mrs. George Stidham Mrs. J.

H. Young, and Mrs. Chas R. Freeman. The library board met at the Checotah library Monday after noon for a very important meet- fng in which the annual election of officers took place.

Those elected for the coming year were: Mrs. B. H. Tabor, president; Mrs. E.

V. Keeney, vice president, and Mrs. Jo-keeney, treasurer. The many friends of Mr. V.

E. Hill were glad to welcome him home after a two week's illness in the Muskogee hospital. -o Pastures are easiest established, on fields which have previously grown legumes. Thursday afternoon, Mrs. W.

A. Ellington was hostess to the rook club with a very delightful party at her lovely home on south Second street. Three tables of bridge were in play. Beautiful pot plants were placed about the rooms and on the tables were Valentine baskets filled with candies. A very dainty salad and sweet course was served to the following: Mesdame? W.

C. Alston. Johnny Harrison. Roy Sanders, Dick Curry, E. P.

Dillon, Walter Boynton, Walter Hensley, J. P. Powers, Dolly Hobson, Nelms, Orville Lynn, and Lena Woods. Mrs. Jo N.

Keeney was hostesf to Chapter BX, P. E. O. on Wednesday afternoon, January 3rd The' following members were present: Mrs. W.

I. Cook, Mrs. W. Alston, Mrs. J.

O. Crook, Mrs. Jc N. Keeney, Mrs Keeney, Mrs. The Little Theatre met Tuesday evening at the high school for a short business session.

It. was decided that rehearsals on the three act play "Tons Of Money" would start Thursday night with preliminary try outs. This play will be presented to the public some time next month. Among those present were: Misses Daisy Reynolds, Vesta Reynolds, Mae Summers, Bobby Wessinger, Thelma Pierce, Mrs. John Buford, Mrsr Elmer Hooker and Mr.

and Mrs. E. S. Cordell. The Eastern Star held a beautiful ceremony Monday evening, when Mfss Margaret Ellington was in'tiated into the lodge.

After the initiation a social hour was en- Joyed and refreshments were served by members of the organization. DIXIE ROLL The Y. W. A. met Thursday evening with Miss Irma McCullar.

hostess. It was the regular social night and the evening was spent in playing cards. Two tables were play. A delicious course of refreshments was served to the siucsts. Miss McCullar was assisted by Miss Daisy Reynolds serviag.

Grade Six Margaret Lackey, Mary Ruth Lauhon, Mary Lec Creason, Anna Marie Whltaker Marguerite Walker, Leota Mouser. John Taylor. Grade Five Juanlta Lackey Sammy Howe, Wanda Jean Greene Leonard Buie, Sarah Jane Whybark, Acy Kimbro. Grade Four Martha Renfro. Opal Edwards, F.

A. Greene. Felix Raiford, Patricia Mann, Ruth Mouser. Bonnie Mae Croman. Mary Hofman.

Juanita Raley, Walter Conley. Grade Three Lester Buie, Charles Troy, Charles Ferrell, Cho( Wella Franklin, Houston Alfred Majors, Natalie Pyle Eva Marie Raley, Arietta Herren. Grade Sue Taylor, Weegle Whybark, Ada Mae. Raley, Luella Miller, Rosalie Taylor Mary Virginia Troy, June King, Joane Linder, Louise Gray, Mae Williamson, Charles Green, Kathleea COUNTY TEACHER'S EXAMINATION The next regular teacher's examination will be held under the supervision of the County Superintendent, January 25 and 26 The special examination (n noma History, School 1 riculture will be held 27. Applications fir tHi tion may be secured of the Cqunto Tu bercu but one stitution iicft to contract Urn disease.

Patronize The Ulvxrtisersr BONDS BONDS of all kinds Leo G. Whitlow, Insurance Agency The Rev. W. L. Story held services at th Baptist church at Fame Sunday and Sunday night.

Misses Flossie and Roberta Downum entertained a group of friends in their home, Saturday night. Mr. Joe Roy Williams of Onapa was a Fame visitor Sunday. The Fame Independent basketball team played Eufaula Midgets, Saturday night. The score was 34 14.

A social was given at the home of Miss Oleta Rapp, Sunday afternoon. They spent the afternoon making pictures. Miss Arveta Counts spent Sunday night with Oleta Rapp of Fame. The outstanding pupils in high school were: Seniors, Roberta Turner and Dollle Boatmun; Jun-. lorSj Lee Roy McDaniel and Owen Hunnicutt; Sophomore, Ruby Pitt- Overcome Pains this better way WOMEN who get into a weak, rundown condition can hardly expect to be free from troublesome "email symptoms." Where the trouble Is due Weakness, Cardul helps women to get stronger and thus mokes It easier for nature to take Its orderly course.

Painful, nagging symptoms disappear aa nourishment of the body Is Improved with the assistance of Cardul. Instead of depending on temporary pain pills during the time of suffering, take J3 to your resistance to womanly ailments. Thousands of women have found relief by taking OARDUI. Bold at the drug store. Ti IS Ti Ti Ti IS Ti IS Ti Ti 0 OFFICE SUPPLIES Ti IS Ti Ti IB Ti 18 Ti 18 Ti IS Ti 18 Ti 5 Get the Habit of Buying in Eufaula BESIDES CARRYING ON A GENERAL LINE OF COMMERCIAL PRINTING, WE ALSO HAVE A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF TYPEWRITER PAPERS, SECOND SHEETS, COPY PAPERS, TYPEWRITER RIBBONS IN THREE PRICE RANGES, 50c, 75c, AND $1 .00, MANUSCRIPT COVERS IN THREE COLORS, EMERALD, BLUE AND PRIMROSE, CARBON PAPER, MIMEOGRAPH PAPER, CARDS OF ALL KINDS, CARD-BOARDS IN TWO, FOUR, AND SIX PLY WEIGHTS, AND ALL COLORS, POSTER PAPER, MUCILAGE, PASTE, INKS, ETC, IN FACT MOST ANYTHING THE BUSINESS MAN NEEDS! OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT The Indian Journal Telephone No.

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