Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 7

Thursday anuary 1L 1962 STILWELL (OklaJ DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL Pag 7 WATTS Indians Land Listed for Sale Nine tracts cf land in Adair county including "surface and half of minehals" will be offered for sale by the Bureau of Affaus on Jan 51 it has been announced All tracts are offered for sealed bids only The properly is listed as: Annie Bird now Path killer 100 acres Susie Blackbird now White 30 acres Ball Coon 20 acres OUie Coram now Pheasant 30 acres Johnson Corns ilk 20 acres Nancy Duncan 10 acres Mary Engladn now Stayathome 4912 acres Cowan Frog 10 acres lizzie Glass now Daugherty 50 acres Bids will be accepted at the Muskogee office Roads Were Slick Car Is Damaged A large number of can were reported to have slipped into ditches during last weekend's snow iierifl Swepston reported this week Few however wer rious vrorgh to be iave-tisated by roeprrs or the sheriffs force stated Swepston said one accident oc-cured when a car driven by Kenneth Doyle slid on a hill in Downing Hollow near Bunch While there were no injuries the one-csr accident damages the car were reported to have nearly 350000 Happy Birthday Sunday January 14 Everett Bean and Inez Proctor Monday January Hazel Lynch Dr William Cook and Lorraine Clevenger Tuesday January Bobby Crittendon Wednesday January Oneta Keeter Lloyd John English Saturday January Ernest Yogi Bobby Bruner River Baptist church Funeral services were held at the Illinois River Baptist church witii burial in Sand cemetery Survivors include his wife Lucy of the home a son Carl Mannon of Chewey two daught-jen Mrs Leona Kelley of Drum-right and Miss Annie Mannon of Chewey and a sister Mrs Nellie Turtle of Chewey SERVICES HELD FOB MRS ANN LEE DENTON Funrral services for Mrs Ann Lee Denton 69 mother of Mrs Helen Maxwell of Westville were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Tahlequah with Reverend Benny Hodge officiating Burial was In the Tahlequah Citr Cemetery Mrs Denton a Tahlequah resident for 41 years died in a Tahlequah hospital Friday January 5 after a short illness Other survivors include a son Ben Denton of Tahlequah a stepdaughter Mrs Faye Wright Los Angeles Calif a brother Wood Seneca Missouri a sister Mrs Ethyle Blaycock St Louis Missouri nine grandchildren including Mrs Billy Ray Allison of Westville and nine great-grandchildren WCI CLUB HOLDS MEETING The regular meeting of the Westville Community Improvement Club was held Monday night with Ernest Cabe president in charge A full report of the clin tic-hospital project was given and further plans formulated The New Year resolution is want to do in '62 what we should have done in -o FLrCARD SERVICES ARE CONDUCTED Funeral services for Mrs Ella Flucard were conducted Wednesday afternoon in the Roberts Funeral home chapel with Rev Igo officiating Mrs Flucard a native of PeniL was bom October 24 1879 in Butler county She was the daughter of Matthew and Elizabeth Bartley She died December 31 in a Dallas Texas hospital She was visiting with a daughter Mrs Earl Patton in Dallas at the time of her death Other survivors include another daughter Mrs Mary Markam Oklahoma City a sister Mrs Lizzie La wry of California nine grandchildren and 11 great-grand' children Burial was in the Westville cemetery with Farmer Bert Sheppard George Urich Robert Ladd Bert Jordon and Earl Hall as pallbearers Those in charge of flowers were Mrs George Urich Mrs A Nickell Mrs Beit Sheppard Mrs Ward Webb and Mrs Ella Rogers 4r it FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN CALIFORNIA Howard Callison 55 Reedly Calif a former Westville resi dent who lived in the Chapel community south of town died December 28 in a sanitorium at Springfield Calif after a long illness Mr Callison left Westville 10 years ago moving to California following the death of his wife His daughter Ellen has made her home during that time with Mr and Mrs Lytton of Chapel community Mr Callison was a member of the Westville Masonic Lodge Burial was in the Exeter Calif cemetery Beside the daughter Ellen he is survived by a son Howard Callison Jr of Dinuba Calif The daughter returned home this week after attending the funeral CIVIL DEFENSE COMMITTEES NAMED At a meeting of the Westville Area Civil Defense which was held last week in the Civic room of the Peoples Bank with Bost area director presiding officers and personnel were named and are: Headquarters and Communica tions: Lorel (Buck) Shankel chief clerk Roxa Dismukes assistant Dorothy Shankel assistant Billy Jack Smith radio Bill Sharp telephone til) very Ivitday KVOO If JO Dr Oswald HoffwaaaSpesker Go To Church Sunday Survey and Reconnaissance: Bost Earl Cole and Rev Clay-ten Walters Medical Aides: Dr Graves John Locke Ruby Cochran Mrs A Cagle and Mrs Lytton Food and Supplies: Owen Buffington Joe Roork and Claude Shelters: Leslie Carrington Woodrow Bowles and Rev Clayton Walters Feeding: Frank Johnson Police Patrol: Thomas Bright and Milton Stalcupi Rescue and Evacuation: Poynor Fir Chief Earl Edds Carl Hill Ernest Buffington Rakes 'raw and 1L Smith BUSINESS CHANGES Harold Moss has purchased the Cleaning Works this week from George (Doc) Barnes and has taken possession Barnes has been in tnis business for shout 40 years He will remain with the new owner for several weeks This is a new venture for Moss having been associated with his father Frank Moss for many years in the Moss Feed Store that was destroyed by fire in May and was never reopened dr Mrs George Dismukes is a patient in the Washington County Hospital in Fayetteville Ark suffering from an attack of the RESIDENTS MOTHER DIES IN SILOAM Mrs Emma Fusselman 88 route 2Siloam Springs Ark mother of Carl Fusselman and sister of Mrs Audie McCuistion both of Westville died at the home of a daughter Mrs Ithyl Morrow route 2 Siloam Springs January 4 Funeral services were conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 pm in Siloam Springs with Rev Clark Wilson of Tulsa and Rev Miser officiating Burial waa at Old Union cemetery near Cincinnati Ark Mrs Fusselman was a native of Arkansas and had resided near Siloam Springs for the past 18 years She was a member of the Missionary Baptist church Other survivors include four sons Albert of Hobart Orville and Virgil of Summers Ark and Clyde of Tracy Calif and a sister Mrs Ethel Giles of Tahlequah it it it BIRTH Mr and Mrs Eugene Hastings announce the birth of a son Robert Eugene in the Memorial Hospital in Siloam Springs Ark December 29 it ir JOHN MANNON 63 DIES IN HOSPITAL John Mannon 63 of the Chew-ey community in Adair county died at a Siloam Springs Ark hospital Friday Jan 5 A native of Adair county he was a member of the Illinois AUTOMATIC ANSWERING For the convenience of our customer have added an Automatic Answering machine When you call our phone You will bo answered whether are there or not Simply tell the who you are and what you want This will Insure you prompt efficient service every time you call CY CARNEY GAS COMPANY (SAM) WHERRY Operator DIAL PR 4-7104 PR 4-7895 PR 4-7474 TO EVERY PRESCRIPTION WE ADD CONFIDENCE Billy IL Martin Returns to Base MANNHEIM GERMANY Army PFC Billy Martin is a member of the 8th Divisions 1st Battle Group 18th Infantry which recently returned to its home station in Mannheim Germany after some four months of bolstering the Allied garrison in West Berlin Martin and other members of the battle group were ordered to the beleaguered city in August and traveled through Soviet eon' trolled East Germany in Army vehicles They have been replaced by the 24th 19th Infantry An assistant rocket launcher eunner in the Company he entered the army in December I960 completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Mo and arrived overseas last March The 21-year-old soldier son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Martin Proctor is a 1959 graduate of Westville highschool on red on creen 1 Heed signal lights worth a lot to know that the prescriptions and medicines you purchase are of the finest quality Our pharmacists will fill your prescription expertly and they will give you experienced help In selecting medicines by Sirs Bock Simmons Mr and Mrs Bob Marshall of Huntsville Alabama has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ellis Reese After spending a few days here Mr and Mrs Marshall and Mrs Reese went to Tulsa to visit relatives May Fields of Watts was taken to the Bennetts Nursing Home at Stilwell on Jan 2 Mrs Clyde Lea called on Blanche Lea Wednesday afternoon of last week Mrs Jay Albright and baby and Mrs Helen Jones and daughter called at the Jess Jones home Friday evening Mrs Jennie Sheehan spent the holiday season with her daughter Mrs Owen and family of Texarkana Texas Mr and Mrs Chris Gentry of Ponca City are visiting in the Morgan Langley home Mr Gentry is a brother of Mrs Langley Mrs Adams has been admitted to the Memorial Hospital at Siloam Springs Mr and Mrs Emmie Gregory formerly of Watts are now located at Southgate California Mr and Mrs Billie Garrett of Hutchinson Kansas have moved to Siloam Springs She will be better known as Pauline Waldoon a former school teacher of Watts Their oldest daughter Veradon will enroll in school in Siloam Monday morning Mr and Mrs Clyde Lea called on Blanche Lea Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Parris of Watts have taken over the management of the Pluss Poultry cafe in Siloam Henry Gregory called on his sister Mr and Mrs Plad Robinson Joanie Painter called on Joann Chadwell Sunday morning WATTS SCHOOL NEWS Morgan state assistant director of instruction made his annual visit to Watts school and in his accrediting report to the State Board of Education recommend bd that the school be accredited for 25 units in highschool He further stated that good work was being done by a staff of well-qualified teachers he added that Mr Cox was doing a fine job in coordinating the total program Student interest was good and a fine school was evident All properties were in good condition and being well maintained and that the community should be commended for installing lights on the football field He also said that teacher personnel and pupils accounting records were in order and being maintained in accordance with laws and regulations Sports News The Engineers are enjoying better than average' son in basketball The team have an overall record of 5 wins and 2 losses: They are off on one of their best starts in recent years and should end up with a fine record The team is off to a better start than usual having won three and lost four Most of their defeats were by a higher class team and away from home The coach is in hopes that the will have a split season or better The remaining home games are: Central High Jan 16 Ilulbert Jan 26 Lincoln of Wagoner Feb 2 Cave Springs Feb 6 Colcord Feb' 9 and Westville Feb 20 All home games begin at 7:30 except Westville which starts at 7:00 Water sports are enjoying a I tremendoui boom in Oklahoma and many lakes boasted by the state are causing hoards at outsiders to throng into the state re-1 sorts Boating fishing (both winter and summer)- snorkel and scuba diving swimming skiing sailing beach summing spear fish- ing bull frogging and sightseeing i are thrills available for every body '3 jii3 tutor onii" 0LitnrcjuiD A REID PR 4-7842 Stilwell Oklahoma in to HERE ARE 2 OF THE NEW JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLETS EB WHICH ONE IS THE CONVERTIBLE AND MICH THE HARDTOP? mile-shrinker) That gentle cradling motion you enjoy is Jet-smooth ride at work! And the rich interior and neat craftsmanship are Body by Fisher at work Have your dealer give you the whole stoiy That's the work he loves best Slip Inside a Jet-smooth Chevrolet relax and just notice how good you feel Ready for action? Just flick the key and let purr (your choice of two standard a 135-hp 6 or 170-hp or optional-at-extra-cost V8's way up to a 409-hp Top one's our new Impala Sport Coupe whose steel roof line is a dead ringer for the Impala below But after rich new styling what? In glamor and go comfort and craftsman ship here's ail you'd reasonably expect of an expensive car Except the i See the new Chevrolet new Chevy II and new Corvair at your Chevrolet dealer's One-Slop Shopping Center GARRETT-CARSOU CHEVROLET COMPANY IRC STILWELL OKLAHOMA 2nd OAK PRospect 42175.