The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 18

IN 1030 NOW in 1973 Marvin Lowe During the Depression Days Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Reed of Joplin, Missouri donated the construction of Wading Pools to children of several Cities of different States. One was donated to Eufaula, completed and Dedicated in 1930; it was built (around t.ie loop) on Forest and dedication in upper picture, of present, left to riylt: Mrs.

Ct street, Mrs. M. E. Turner, Mrs. Mars 's fatner, John Lowe's father, John Nichols, Cony ressrr.an, the late Nichols', Attorney Clark Nichols and Nina Jean Sellers Grandfather, three ladies standing in chairs unknown, Mr.

Herman, standing and Louis Brown, sitting, co-owner of Brown Bros. Store. In January, 1932 Max Silverman purchased that store. on the triangle High Streets. At its just part of the ones io Green, crossing the S.

P. Doss, C.E. Fole' Lowe, Ma rv i father of former In Mr. Ben Davis, standing by tue evergreen and who did a lot of nard work changing the Wading Pool into a very pretty Flower Garden which will really stand out next year. On Park No.

1 on Fcley Mr. Davis is also responsih for the beautiful Rose Garden which is sponsored by the Eufaula Garden Club. The Club also sponsors the Wading Pool area. Mrs. Marsnall Foley is president of the local Garden Club.

Viewing Grave ROBERT LEE DAVIS stands bwide the inUiil grave of Sequoyah's grandaugh- ttr, Lebechah GUAM He is the great great grandson oi Mrs. Guess. at Christmas Here comes Santa toting good wishes from us to you. For a season rich in happiness. To patrons our jolly thank you.

EUFAULA ENTERPlUSES INC 1 1' Sallie Toney Davis, Great, Great Granddaughter of Sequoyah. Sequoyah's Granddaughter's Grave Desecrated ByC.W. "Dub" West The lonely, unkept grave of Susan Fields, the granddaughter of the Immortal Sequoyah, has been flagrantly desecrated by vandals and grave tliie- ves, as will be shown by the accompanying photograph. The grave is located about a mile east of Texanna io the northeast corner of Mcintosh County. The tomb was made of flagstone shaped in the form of a coffin, carefully fitted together.

Mrs. Fields lived to be 104 years of age and told her granddaughter, Mrs. Sallie Toney Davis some InU erestlng stories concerning their famous ancestor, Sequoyah. Robert Davis, son of Mrs. Davis, and the great, great, great grandson of Sequoyah is standing by the grave.

Mrs. Fields was the daugb-; ter of Tessee Guess and her mother was the daughter of the famous Chief Bowles, who was Chief of the Texas Cher okees. Mrs. Fields, along with 179ot- her Cherokees from Texas were removed first to Choc- tew Country, then to Chero. kee Dutch's Settlement alone Dutch's Creek, now erroneously called Duchess Creek, 1 1840.

Her father, Tessee Gu- accompanied by Us famous father, Sequoyah, on his trip Into Mexico, served as ftsmtor from the Canadian District to 1853, and was rgtaat in the company of Captain John Porura Davis in the Second Cherokee (Confederate) Volunteers during the Ctrl! War. He died in 1969 burled in the old PPY HOLIDAYS! It's the season for saying hello to friends wishing them the very beat! Sears Aum Sales Merchant Verby, Sharon, Kent Emtiy Hcdrod I I I 'Here's a wish to fit all sizes- may your Christmas be joyous in every way and may that jolly old gent be extra good to you! Ross, Grace, Rita, Bonnie Marilyn May you find under our roof the priceless gifts of Good Will and Abiding Happiness for you, your family and all. Mr FAMILY 5 Festive Cocktails For Teetotalers MOD-FASHIONED i ChlU- ed cola and lemon and lime soda mixed half-and-half. Pour over Ice cubes end add orange slices, pineapple spears and maraschino cherries. NEW TWISTt Chilled orange juice and quinine water mixed half-and-half.

Serve as Is or over Ice cubes, RUSSIAN SOURt MIX equal parts of chilled strong tea and cranberry Juice. Add frozen, concentrated, undiluted lemonade to taste. Add an egg white for every 4 cups and shake until frothy. Serve with orange slices and maraschino cherries. Decorator Icing 2 riipn ronfrrtioncr'n 1 traxpoon vanilla 2 rpti whitm Food coloring Beat egg whites until stiff.

Gradually beat in sifted confectioner's sugar. To add food coloring, divide into individual bowls. Add color-, Ing to each bowl until correct shade is obtained. Spread with knife or use decorator tubes or "paint" on with paint brush. Wiskiag evdryom a special Many Christmas and Happy New Tear On Boale 1, Eaiaala.

WANDA McCOMBS FAMILY Wo can't think of mnyonm wm'd rmthmr than you, our patron I Hara'a hoping your holiday aaa- aon la Joyful LmW noiiiMii nisiraKtiipacy WeWdttuMdMpto you bow veryiwchwe I ill jiiM'gUlf" iMWUgHjjJU i I' I'J.