Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • Page 7

Mr and MrsRots to be Honored Mr andMfs Ixiring Ross, Baron, will cetebrtjte their Gokteri Wed. Arinivoreary at an open house from 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov: 9 at (their home. FrieiUte and retortdves -are invited. Their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Jack Ross of Vi- nitat will be hosts.

Mr were married Nov. 1, 1919 and 'have spent most of their lives in Baron. They are both members of the First United Methodist Church at StilweH. In addition to their son, (Mr and Mrs Ross have four granddaughters. Miss Ann Langley spent the weekend in Norman as the guest 6f Miss Beverly Green, a student at (he University of Oklahoma; i Rev ahd Mrs Heifoert Patterson, were Monday visitors in the homeT of his parents, Mr and Mrs Artthur Patterson.

ERMITES A PEST CONTROL Call Bruce Termlnlx Co. Authorized RepKwnUtlye: Stilwell Lumber Go. Ph. Gene Patter, Mgr. Mr and Mrs Urtoh Hosts at Party (Mr and Mrs Ron Urton were hosts in their home at 512 W.

Division St. last. Thursday -evening to'rthe young people and their guests of the Church of Christ. Co-hosts -with the Urtons were Mr and Mrs Keith Vaughari, Mr. and Mrs Ray Hardin, and' Mr and Mis Tom Cloninger.

Following an evening of games, refreshments Of sandwWhes, chips and Cokes and hotdogs were served to ithe following members and (their guests; Roger Hatfield, Wanda Claphan, James Reid, Candice Holt, Bob and Ronnie Patterson, Blanche Harris, Norma Hardin, Sharon and Lana Bradley, Ellen Woodward, Marie Wolf, Molly Reid, John Waters and Tommy Clondnger. (Mr and Mrs Joe H. Carson returned home Sunday after spending the weekend In Altus as guests in the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs Phil Carson. Weekend guests- in the home of Mr and Mrs Maurice Pickard of the TJtankr Cbrhmunity were Mr and Mrs EJV Mr and Mrs Charlies Bunt, EJ: Ferrell and son, Ecklie, and Cobby Humphrey, all of Tulsa: Glenn King, Victoria, Teddy King, Tahlequah; Mr and Harvey Wayne 1 Hammond, Oklahoma City; and Mr and Mrs John Christie and Miss Carol Hamilton, all of Stilwell. THE Feel like a Trail Boss in city canyons or on the open range.

The more you wear a BRADFORD Western, the more you'll appreciate the authentic Western styling and the way it fits your head. Drop by today and get acquainted with a Boss Bradford you'll make a new friend. StiUvtU MERCANTILE Burnell Isaacs. Manager Miss Debbie Ann Worley to wed Randy B. Proctor Worky-Proctor Engagement Told; Wedding till be Event of Nov.

27 Mr and Mrs Hubert Worley of mony. Friends and relatives are StilweH announce the engage- invited attend, ment and approaching marriage bWde-toJbe is a senior art of their daughter, Ann, to mlweM Highschool. The pros- Randy B. Proctor, son of Mr and bridegroom, a graduate Of Mrs Herbert Prootor of Stilwell. stllwell Highschool, is enrolled The wedding will, be an event in Nort heastem State College, of T'Mirsdiay evemng, Nov.

27 at Tahlequah 7 o'clock In Ithe First Baptist Church, Stilwell. A reception will The couple will be ait home in be held in the rfeHowship.frail of Stilwell following a short the church following the cere- ding trip. Mrs Wotkins is Shower Honoree A "blessed event" shower, with Mrs Ronald Watkins as 'honoree. was held Thursday, in the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Lester Pace of the Titanic Community. Co-hostesses were Mrs Red Coleman and Mrs B.G.

Stewart. The babv, Stefani Leigh, was born Tuesday, Oct. 14 at the Stilwell Municipal Hospital. (Visiting hours: 10 to 11 a.nl.; 2 to 3 p.m., and 7 to 8:30 pan.) ADMITTED (Oct. 28-Nov.

3) Eflfie Hughes 1 City: Beatrice Head, City; Eli Hammer, Westville: Dorothy Ourrie, Holloway, City; Betsy Gonzales, City: Gordon Shell, City; Thelma Leach, City, Margaret Boles, Westville; Bax- Boles, Westvilfe; Baxter Thee inresent or represented i Sanders, City; Minnie Keller, bv gifits were: Mesdames Jack Wright, Bill Owens, John Thack- O'f Robinson, Bud Sharp, Sam Terrell, Carl Terry, Kay Stewart, Bob Leach, Frank O'Neal, Clar- en'ce Woodward 1 Carl Arms, Edward Brun'ST, Chuck Petree, Clyde Coleman, Joe Coleman, Larry Ford, Lillie Bruner, Earl Baird, Dale Caughman, Annie Ellis, James, Baird, Bovd Wil- Hams, E.T. Bitting, Lester Pace, Lewis Watlcins, Fama Webb, Hartzel Cherokee Deason, Jess Thornton, Eli Ritchie. Fred Shepherd, Burnell Isaacs, Fred Addington, Dutch Hatfield, Curtis, Carrie Baker, Larrv Watkins, Jrm Painter, Don Falling, Gary Pace, Vernon' Barker, Earl Burgess, Charles Kreighbaum, Clyid'e Phillips, Mamie Murtson, Morris Pickard and E.J. Coffey. Also, Misses Vicky Wright, Catcher, Pam Terrell, Charlene' Petree, Phyllis Baird, Linda O'Neal.

Debbie Bruner, Linda Harland, Sharon Shepherd, Beverly Ritchie, Collene Craig and Dawn Webb. Mrs Jim Gass and daughter, Deborah, Stillwater, were weekend guests in the home of Mrs Gass' parents-in-law, Mr and Mrs Kenneth Jenkins. Deborah will be a two-week guest in the home of her grandparents while Mrs Gass joins her husband, Capt. Jim Gass in Hong Kong, China, on furlough. Captain Gass is stationed at Camp Eagle, Vietnam.

Mr and Mrs Claude Todd returned Wednesday from New York City where they attended a food processors convention. The father of Mr Ray Hardin of Stilwell has been taken off the critical List at a Radon, N.M., hospital where he is receiving treat' ment following a heart attack. REVIVAL First Baptist Church November 9 -16 SERVICES DAILY: 10:00 A.M. 7:30 P.M. EVANGELIST Rev Roy South Van Buren, Arkansas SONG LEADER Bobby Smith Muskogee, Oklahoma Everyone Invited City; Sadie Reynolds, Van Buren, Ark Jim C.

Key, City; Donna Kay Long, City; Maudline Worley, Citv; Susie Riddle, City; Orvel Dodson, City. Sylvia Vanderheiden, Bunch; Carolyn Btackman, Tahlequah; Janice Johnson, City: Georgia Cookson; Ollie Drain, Westville; Cynthia Crane, Westville: W.L. Mdten, Donald Ray Perry, City; Eunice Charles, City. DISMISSED (Oct. 28-Nov.

3) Anron WMtner. City; Karen Holloway, City; Everetite Bean, City; Saundra Miller, City: Minnie Clinton, City; Ervin Leloss, City; Martha Leminig, Lincoln, Thelma Leach, City; Timmy Pack, City. John Worley, Bunch; Everett McClellan. Cfty; Arnold Brown, Ciity; Effie Hughes, City; Sadie Reynolds, Van Buren, Harry Rackl'tff, City; Leona Lee, Westville; Betsy Gonzales, City. Emma Honeyeutt, Marble City; Charlie Garmon, Kansas; Andrew Janes.

Watts; Margie Brewer, City; Donna Long, City; Janice Johnson, City; John W. Davis, Natural Dam, Donald Perry, City. I was fcutHaU My daughter-in-law, Jane, ithe from a medical journal and I -want to share it with you. It is compiled by Michael J. Moore, who says when aipatient conies to him ask' ing lor something to calni bis or her nerves, he hands them a copy of H.

He says (taking Hfe one day at a time arid making the most of each day is fat more beneficial than any drug the has to offer. He calls a collection of thoughts "Just For Today." "Evetjr day is a precious gift. It is ours to or to fill with satisfying accomplishment. Real achievement comes from filling each day with garrized activity. For success comes One day a time and, as one prodtiddve day follows another, our achievements can anuute and delight us.

iVVt FOB TODAY, I will try to Hve through Khis day only and tidt. tackte my whole life problem at once. TODAY, I will be happy. This assumes to be true what Abraham Lincoln said: "Most folks are as happy as they make up 'their minds to be." JUST FOR TODAY, I will try to my mind. I will learn something useful.

I will not 'be a mental loafer. I will read something that requires effort, thought and' concentration. JUST FOB TODAY, I will exercise my soul in three ways; I will do somebody a good turn and not.get found out; if anybody knows of it, it will not count. I will do at least two things I don'it want to for exercise. I will not show anyone that my feelings are hunt; they may be hurt, but today I will not show it.

JUST FOB TODAY, I will be agreeable. I will look as well as I can, dress becomingly, talk low, act courteously, criticize not one bit, not find fault with anything, and not try to improve or regulate anyone but myself. JUST FOB TODAY, I will have a program. I may not follow it exactly, but I will have it-1 will save myself from two and indecision. JUST FOR TODAY, I will have a half hour all by relax.

During this half hour, sometime, I will try- to get" a better perspective of my life. JUST FOR TODAY, I will be unafraid. Especially I will not be afraid 'to enjoy what is 'beautiful and to believe that, as I give to the world, so the world will! give back to me." Give it a try, will you, and sec if life doesn't become a little more meaningful to you. Thursday, November 6, 1989 Investiture Rites for Girl Scouts Set'Next Tuesday investiture services for Adair County Girl Scouts wili be conducted at 7 pjfri. next TuCsoWr Nov.

11 at the First Chrjftnait Church. Participating will be Brownie. Girl Scout Troops 3 and 197 and; Junior Girl Scout Troop 6. All parents and friends are invited. Brownies Have Hatloween Party Members of Brdwnie Girl Scout Troop 197 were honored with a Halloween party Thursday evening, Odt.

30, in the home of their leader, Mrs Jack E. Rider. Co- hostesses with Mrs Rider were Mrs Jim McGee and Miss Teresa Ridter. Prizes for the best costumes went to Rhonda Rider, first; and' Pattl Patterson, second. Brownie members present Tammy Anderson, Stacy Becky and Beth Goodwin, Va-- nessa Holiman, Dana and Dftrla' Johnson, Ginger Long; Toney, Mc-' Gee, Vfccky Perry, Donna Spencer, and Sharon Stufiflebeam.

Also, three guests, Leigh and? Jamie McGee and Jackie Rider: Thirty-Three Make Educational Tour Thirty-threq Adair County members of Extension Homemakers Groups 'took part in the educational tour of Fort Smith, industries on Oat. 29, Mrs Ruth Winter, extension home eoono-! mist, said. The women toured the Gerber's Baby Food Fanland Ceramics and tTne Wortz Biscu Co. Ex-tResident is Candidate for Honor Miss Kathy Cftttendon, a form- er Stilwell resident, is a candi- i date for "Best Ail-Around an" on the campus of Oklahoma i Baptist University, Shawnee. The winner will be named at OBU's Homecomnig Harvest Festival this Saturday night.

Miss Crititendon is the daughter of the Rev and Mrs G.H. Crittendon, formerly of Stilwell and now of Muskogee. Mrs W.H. Larfgley Jr returned Sunday from Ft. Leonard Wood, where she spen't the weekend visiting her husband, Pvt.

W.H. Langley Jr. Miss Glynadene Bigby, Stilwell, will bo initiated into Kappa Delip PJ, jiational honorary society for. students in education ait -Northeastern State College, Tah- Tuesday, Nov. 18.

Miss Bigby is among 31 pledges Who Will be inltiarted. Subscribe to county paper. the Ladies Seamless Nylon HOSE 2 pair 79c 100 Green Stamps BASKET Hair Accessories 2 PRICE Christmas Merchandise Arriving Daily Put Yours in Lay-A-Way, While the Selection is Good Chaffiff Pharmacy WE GIVE We Competitive Try Us and See Open Nights and Sundays for Your Convenience For Complete Automatic Transmission Call Matney Ford, 774-7112 iTILWELL (Okls,) DEMOCBAT-JOURNAI. Schol Menus corn, pork beant, lettuce and pickle, and milk. I kraut, carrot stick, corn faried, 'fetintfia pudding milk.

Key. tz i. sauce, green WMtW, tossed sated, peach half, tatia tM nMk. Nov. ia on bun, purple hull cobbler, celery stick yridsy, Nov.

14 JBeef-vegetable stew, peanut butter sandwich, (tossed salad, chocolate cake and milk. Glynofdene Bigby Jbe Initiated uiyp Will New Mr- and Mrs. w'ell, announce thfr" firian Jason, ounce, art pUal, Oct. SI. Mil brmer ternail' Mrs James ternel Prihchett, all of Miss Suzie Homed to Miss Suzie Coon, been elected Political Science at Northeastern StoA Tahlequah.

,1 mJlJSifiirt- Miss Coon is the Mr and Mrs Frank CALIFORNIA, Mr and Mrs returned recently week visit with 1 mer Kelley and ial, Calif. It was ithft the Kelley home for? sons in 52 years. It; first plane trip for Opening Wednesday, November 12 SandV FABRICS Next door to Cliff's Drive-In 11 AH New Materials, at Discount PricW Open from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and 5 of each week 4- LOUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL REMI CARSON, D.D.S.

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I. CURRIE, M.D."' Out of of I all day WednOld Off BOYD HARRIS, D.D.S. In Stilwell every Monday 106 N. Locust Phone HI 2-B402 Fayetreville, Ark. 72701 HART'S FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE SERVICE Wo5tville HALES PRIDE CRUSHED NO.

2 Pineapple 2 for 65c ELLIS PORK 12 OZ. Luncheon Meat 39c ELLIS PLAIN Chili NO. 300 2 for 85c ELLIS JUMBO NO. 2Vi HotTamales 39c ELLIS CORN BEEF Hash NO. 300 2 for 85c Horn-Maid Cinnamon Roils 8 in 19c Horn-Maid Buttermilk Biscuits 7 for 55c Breeze Giant 79c Fab Giant 75c Hales Pride Fruit Cocktail NO.

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