The Standard-Sentinel from Stilwell, Oklahoma • Page 3

THURSDAY, APRIL 21,1932 THE ADAIR COUNTY DEMOCRAT, STILWELL PAGE 3 Edited by Maxine Whitaker While Wash Downing, of near Eldon, was in Stilwell eariy Saturday making arrangements for the funeral of his wife, Mrs. Polly Downing who died Friday night, his home caught fire from undetermined sources ahd was entirely destroyed with all its contents. Neighbors bare'- ly succeeded in getting, Mrs. Downing's body to a place of safety before the building collapsed. Word has reached this office of the death of two former residents of Titanic, well known in Stilwell.

They are Rev. James Orr, retired Baptist minister who died of heart failure at and his brother John who died from pneumonia few weeks ago at the same place. John Orr was related by marriage to Jim Richards of Titanic. Mrs. Paul Chambers was hostess Tuesday evening when she entertan- ed the Kil-KareKlub at her There were four tables at play.

Mrs. Hazel Bates won high score and Mrs. Jack won consolation. A one- course luncheon was served. Mrs.

3. and Mrs. Chas Howard were guests of the club. Chas. Williams and family of Heavener were in a car accident near Tate while returning from a short Tisit here with relatives.

The small daughter of the Williams', Anna Louise, was so seriously injured that meningitis developed and she died at Heavener. Geo. Shannon, Miss Ruby Lee and Mrs. Roy Reese attended the funeral. Mr.

and Mrs. Burl Brown, who had been "visiting at the McCreary home for some time past, left Sunday for their new home in Oak-hurst, about seven miles from Tulsa. The Brown family came here from California, stopping a few days at Wichita, Kansas. A surprise shower and bridge party, honoring Mrs. Jake Poynor, was given last Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.

Byrl Cox. following the shower there were six tables of bridge at play. Mrs. Rupert Waters won high score. it- Miss Kim Euree Hornsby was hostess Monday evening when she entertained the Dainty Dames club at the home of Miss Waleah Wells.

There were no additional guests present. The Campifire girls held their 1 regular meeting Tuesday The sponsor, Miss Eva Mitchell was pres- eint and one guest, Miss Mildred Wood. Misses Ruth and Pearl Reed Jackson both of Fayettevillc, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Byrl Cox last Rev.

Vick has moved from his property recently sold to his new home across the street, near the Southland filling station. W. H. Walker and George McGregor, prominent citizens of Tahlequah were fyere on busiess Wednesday. The Womens' Missionary society of the Baptist church met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Morris for a study in royal service. Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Gann annoucc the birth of an 8 pound son, April 8, named Donald Lloyd.

Miss Christine Shannon spent last weekend in Tulsa, visiting friends and relatives. Mrs. Oscar Kilpatrick, who had been visiting relatives in Oklahoma City, returned home Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Jess Whitaker, of Westville, were here Sunday visiting relatives. Mrs. Dora Roberts and Mrs. C. L.

Fletcher attend Grand lodge, 0. E. S. at Guthrie last week. J.

Orson Whitaker, of Fort Smith, is visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Whitaker, here.

The familiar face and voice of Bill Thurman were seen 'and heard on Stilwell streets Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Reed; wh 0 had been visiting her daughter at Fort Smith, returned home several days ago. Mrs. Laura Leatherwood is visiting her daughter, Mrs.

L. E. Martin of Fort Smith, this week. Mrs. J.

M. Lynch attended the 0. E. S. convention at Guthrie last week.

Albert Carlson, of Tulsa, visited friends here last Friday. Mrs. J. L. Bradley was ill the first of the week.

Mrs. John Ferguson was in Oklahoma City a few days this week. Rev. J. B.

Cox was a Sunday dinner guest at the A. E. Neeley home. Miss Ruby Lee was in Oklahoma City last week on business. April 14.

Rev. Paris will preach here every second: and fourth Sunday. Bill and Charley Smith were in Stilwell Saturday. Tom Welch of Horn community was at Echota Monday. Elmer Ticrman was in Stilwell Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Keith transacted business in Stilwell Saturday. County News DAHLONEGAH Mrs. E.

J. Mullins' mother visited her Friday and Saturday. Miss Lucille Auffet spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Auffett. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Blankenship of Lyons, visited Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parsons Saturday night.

Pie supper here Saturday night. Everyone come and bring a pie or purse. Dahlonegah baseball boys will play Zion here Sunday. Mr. and F.

Hatfield visitetf Mr. and D. Hatfield Sunday. Miss Jewel Parsons spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs.

J. C. Parsons. Earl Cantrell spent Friday night with Jess Blankenship. Miss Geneva Cantrell called on Miss Elizabeth Brown Suuday.

The eighth grade examination was held at Starr Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hatfield spent Sunday night at the C. Parson' home.

Zack Masterson and family were in Stilwell Saturday. Miss Clara Parker was a dinner guest of Miss Tommie Wolf Friday. Dan Hummingbird was a business visitor in Stilwell Saturday. Misses Fannie and Jennie Smith in Stilwell Saturday. Fannie is at home ow, her.

school having closed ROCKY MOUNTAIN Wolf, Correspondent Hello world! We're sitting on top of the-world out here, every farmer busy sowing" his seed, some having finished. A feature event of the week was the "Craziest Boy" contest held Friday night at the home of. Jennie Foster. The crazy boys were Jimmy Christie and Leslie Smith, but Leslie the lucky boy and got the cake. A few pies were sold at auction, and the proceeds of the evening will go toward the benefit of the" church.

Rocky Mountain teajh the Fairfield-Bull Frogs Souday Fairfield winning. at the Johnson Keith Tues. day night was well attended. Eli Smith and son Leslie were Stilwell visitors Saturday. Jack Hummingbird was a dinner guest at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Starr Christie Sunday. Big Price Reductions at the OK Cleaners Suits -J. .50 Plain Dresses .50 Pants .25 Heavy Sweaters .50 Light Sweaters .25 Skirts 25 Hats Cleaned and Blocked Satisfaction Guaranteed lit PILGRIM REST Ralph Hunter, Correspondent Th cfarmers. of this community have most of their corn planted.

Omer Hunter spent the-week with his grandparents at Lyons. A dance was held at the Patton home Saturday night. Everybody had a nice, time. There will bp pie supper here Tuesday night, 26th. The money will be used to buy a baseball outfit.

Miss Bonnie Fleetwood was the guest of Nora Mathews the first of the week. Eugene. Stevens was guest at the Mathews home this week. Noble Poor visited friends at Geneva Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Lola Guess and Alene McCully were the guest of Miss Elizabeth Capps Sunday.

Miss Nora Mathews was the guest of Misscss Mazel and Mabel Osborn. Hosea Wilson was a visitor at Oak Grove Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hall of Lyons spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. Obe Osborn of this community. Sam and Arlene Poor called on Mr. and Mrs. L.

S. Poor Sunday. Rodney Clark and family called at the Osborn home this week. MARYETTA The rain that fell Tuesday was needed. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawson spent the day with Mr, and Mrs. Francis Sunday. Miss Izetta Daniels and Miss Edith Hensley took dinner with Miss Florence White Sunday. Mrs.

Young and daughters, Lucille and Hazel spent Sunday with Mrs. Jess Neff ofEvansville. Mildred Neff and Wilma Dunnagan of Evansville are spending a few days with their grandmother. Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Essary and family spent Sunday with S. T. Morris of near Peavine. Joann .4, Vera and Elmore Miles of Chalk Bluff spent Saturday night with their cousin Izetta Daniels. NORTH BUNCH Mrs.

J. M. Johnson spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. H. M.

Maloy. Miss Ruby Brown and Gladys Maloy spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Johnson. U. G. high school put on a play Saturday night.

A large crowd.at­ tended. Champ Cavin called on Miss Ruby Johnson Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Kate Lewis, Mrs. Jack Cox and Mrs.

E. C. Casey were shopping Saturday at H. M. Maloy's store.

Oscar Gravitt called on Miss Bertie Maloy Sunday. Mrs. John Chuculate and Mrs. Kate Young made a business trip to Oklahoma. ZION By Lillie Mitchell There was preaching at the Routh (home Sunday.

Miss Bertie Mae Hatchett spent Sunday with Miss Juanita Starr. Centers of Lyons spent Saturday night with MISB Ruby Mitchell. Prayer meeting every Wednesday night at Starr- Orville Johnson was a visitor at Starr Sunday. Miss Agnes Hatchett visited Miss. Pauline Auffett Sunday.

Those who: visited Miss Gertie Mitchell Sunday were: Misses Lillie and Bess Mitchell. Florence Guffey. Misses-Eunice Harris and Roberta iBohannon took Sunday school class a picnic to the Stieiisieck spring Sunday. Miss Mable Garrison who has been attending school at Tahlequah spent the weekend at home. Thre will be a pie supper at Zion Friday night.

Everybody attend. Miss Marie Wilson spent Sunday with Ruby Routh. Mr. and Mrs. J.

V. Keene visited Mr and Sam Mitchell Sunday. Miss Jessie Scraper was a caller at the Wilson home Sunday. Misses Elizabeth Woodruff and Dorothy Oakes visited Miss Madge Roberts Sunday. BUNCH Mrs.

Harry Hutcheson, Correspondent There was a large crowd present Saturday night to see "The' district school" presented by scholars of G. No. 1 at that school house, after which candidates were privileged to speak. Those making a speech were! W. L.

Chase for representative, Bill Barker for sheriff, and Mr. Simmons, of Westville for assessor. Miss Naomi Casey returned to School at Tahlequah Sunday after Slaving spent the weekend here with relatives. B. Y.

P. U. has been reorganized here. There is a contest being held and a lot of interest is shown. Miss Violet Gipson, of North Greasy, spent the weekend with Miss Ruby Burch.

Isaac Cox of Cane Hill, spent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Cox.

M. A. Hutcheson was in Stilwell Saturday. The two months old son of Mr. and Mrs.

Snake Chuculate died Tuesday evening, burial in Bunch cemetery Wednesday. Schools closed in this district Friday. Miss Roxie Thurber's classes enjoyed a picnic at Big Rock on that day. Paul Jones and Dewey Burch were fishing south of Sallisaw Saturday night. Miss Cleo Bradley and Lon Poch.

of Vian," were the guest of her sister Mrs. Dewey Burch, here Friday. A play "Scheming Mothers" will be given soon by the B. P. U.

class. Mr and Mrs. A. H. Ray were in Fort Smith Friday.

Nellie Teague, the 19 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Teague, died at the home Of )her parents, Thursday Apri 71th. Funeral services were held Friday in Bunch 6 6 6 666 Liquid or Tablets used internally and 666 Salve externally, -makes a complete and effective treatment for Colds.

Most Speedy Remedies Known WHY? Why, even in these times, does our business continue to grow every week? The GENUINE VALUES, we offer all the the answer. HAVE YOU TRIED PILLSBURY'S We sell Pillsbury's Flour. If you have tried it, we know you are using not, the sooner you do. the sooner you'll find out what really GOOD FLOUR is! Stilwell Market J. R.

Dowell, Proprietor cemetery under the direction ot Roberts funeral home. She is survived by her parents, two sisters and six brothers, all were present for the funeral. Clifford Lewis of near Starr was in Bunch Sunday. E. Casey was in Stilwell Thursday.

STONEY POINT Mrs; Nellie Baird, Correspondent The dry weather has forced some 0 replant their Gardens are growing rather slow though the on page 2-for-l SALE! I will be at the MADDOX STUDIOS in Stilwell each Saturday beginning SATURDAY APRIL 23, 4932' and in order to get started and have everyone know the day I have decided to make my customers a present in this way: I AM GOING TO GIVE A 2-FOR-l SALE. If you buy one picture at the regular price I will give you another one FREE. If iron btiV I will give you AN- OTHER APRIL 23. Don't miss getting some nice pictures SOLUTELY FREE. GUILLIAMSTHE One' trial will convince you there's a difference in CLEANING.

Look for that perfect finish even in your most delicate fabrics. Our best salesmen are our many satisfied customers. Let us serve you, too. Phone 14 Nu Tailor Shop Van Mitchell Next to why we should be back of the Civic League in their cleanup campaign. Thats why we should clean up our town from a moral point of view.

And! Thats why you should send the family bundle to The Stilwell Steam Laundry where your work is done in the most cleanly BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY STILWELL STEAN LAUNDRY "IRe Laundry Does It Best 9 Phone 189 ECONOMY STORE Where Quality and Stilwell, Oklahoma 3-day Special and colors; received well'last $2.95 and $4,95 Beautiful Hosiery Full Fashioned; Chiffon and Service Weights 79c $1.00 Most Complete Line ql Lingerie in Stilwell CI We have a new.