Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 5

STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Page Five Thursday June 19 1958 Program On Youth Presented At WMU A program on youth entitled the Threshold of was presented Tuesday evening at a regular monthly meeting of the HONORED ON BIUTIIDAT A surprise birthday supper honoring Mrs Davidson co her seventy-seventh birthday anniveisary was given by her neice Mrs Bruce Watkins Those present were Mr and Mrs I Woman's Missionary Union First Orval Wallace Sue Smith and Massinffale-Watev 3 Vows Exchanged Barbara Caviness Lawrence Buckner Wed In Church Baptist church Mrs Lucille Bayles leader of the piogram was assisted by Mmes Bill Tom Harper Rodena Rogers Rob Worsham Dewey Metheny Ernest Vogt Hap' Mrs Bruce Brewer Crittendon Wade Mike and Gaylene Washington Kelley and Ruby Carter Newton and Bateman all of Yakima Mr and Mrs Roy daughter Betty Mrs and children Mrs children Mr Watkins and the honoree and son Mrs In an informal ceremony performed Sunday afternoon June 15 Miss Carolyn Waters 1 'came the bride of Airman Riley Massingale Post-Nuptial Shower Honors Mrs Buckner Mrs Lawrence Buckner the former Barbara Jean Caviness vas honored at a post-nuptial shower on Friday evening June 13 in the dining-room of the Cox hotel ro-hostew for the affair were Mmes Opal Shipman Alma Vogt jcvveil ocruggs Betty Barker and Odel Hatfield Also Missess Margaret Ann Thomas Jeanne Hatfield Peggy Hopkins and Arnetta Johnson Those present or represented by gifts were Mmes Lewis Abbott Joanne Leatherwood Evelyn Tate George Caviness Phyllis Cantrell Jim Cosiness John Ferguson Alta DeJarnatt Juanita Markgraff Joyce Hicks Lillian Girdnei George Starr Lela Smay I Lawton Myrtle Hall Margie Worsham Povd Kent Crystal Garman Gladys Blankenship Mt merite Casteel Rose Denton and Sears Fred Catron and Troy Caviness Zumwalt Dell Kersey Herman Davidson Casteel and John Carson Others present beside those on! FAREWELL DINNER Vows were solemnized at 3 pm Sunday June 8 the Thirst Baptist church for Miss Barbara Jean Caviness daughter of Mr The bride is the daughter of and Mrs Troy CavinPSS of Stil County Couple Wed In Home Ceremony In an informal ceremony held Saturday June 14 at 8:30 pm vows were soleminized for Miss Patricia Hewlett Mays daughter of Mr rd Mrs George Mays of South Greasy community and Benny Ford son of Mr and Mrs Lee Ford of community The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev Noble Casey pastor of First Baptist church Akins in the home of the brother-in-lav and sister Mr and! Mrs Cornell Collins of Maryettal community Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home with twenty-three guests present I ANo Mmes Jewell Parson I Mr and Mrs Fmd are at home Florence Isaacs Brasheere! in Stlhve11' vvhere he is employed Ben Panter Sarah Lou Hill' Wlth the Sulwell Lumber Com- with the A farewell dinner honoring Darryl Clinton was given in the home of Mr and Mrs Homer Scott and sons Bobby and Billy on Sunday June 15 Guests were Mr and Mrs Roy Clinton and daughters Dean and Janice Miss Lola Lane of West-ville Mr and Mrs Morris Denson and children of Wagoner and Mr and Mrs Darryl Clinton Mr and Mrs Carl Waters of Silwell and Mr and Mrs Riley Massingale of Enid are parents of the bridegroom Rev II Crittcndon pastor of the First Baptist church officiated Fo'lowing a short wedding trip the coorle will be at home in Florida where Airman Massingale is stationed at Eagloton AFB the program were Mmes Jennie Johnson Bob Elsey Warren Green Lillie Worsham Bob Baker sr Sula Carson and lna-bel Mogg In a business session conducted by Mrs Johnson president the group voted to pay the expenses of one young person to the associational summer camp During the social hour a dessert course was served by the co-host esses Mmes Ekey Gnen and Mogg pany Mrs Jennie Johnson and Mrs Okla McMillian and daughter Myrna returned Tuesday from a short ti ip through Texas Enroute they visited Mrs brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Luther Thomas in Jacinto City and Mrs Myles Keller a former Stilwellian in Baytown LEAVE FOR CAMP Mi-soss Calene Green and Kaien and Sue Emmott left Sunday June Id for a one-month stay at Kump Paddle Trails near Watts well and Lawrence Mack Buckner son of Mrs Clemmie Buckner also of Stihvcll The double-ring ceremony was performed by Rev Hovle Turney Miss Carolyn Rogers pianist accompanied Miss Sandy House-berg as she sang Love You and Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a white street-length dress of chiffon over satin The drecs was fitted draped skirt The back to a a chiffon -treamers hemline Her of fluted white Bible of white streamers cousin of bridesmaid and clres with served as best Donald Brashear Buckner brother wedding a one-piece with pink of pink car-rations mother dresi of accessories Mrs Barnett Is Hostess To Group Mrs Allevne Barnett was hostess her home Thursday afternoon June 12 to sixteen members of Gioup One of the Christian Council First Christian church Roll call was answered with verses A devotional was given by Mrs Ida Hoskins The lesson Times of was led by Mrs Walker Oakes Study questions were on I Kings 3 and 4 and II Chronicles 1 A short business was held and twenty-five home and sick calls wen reported as made during the week During th her rclresh- ments were sei vod bv the ho tesS to Mines Lawton Reed Elizabeth it beige with matching Ross Fannie Lewis Carson and a while corsaee Nona Zellars era Panter Richard Barkei Holt Ward Ivan Eastham Walker Oakes Nina Shannon Roy Reese Ida Irene Tucker and Mora Owen The next meeting of the group will bt in noire- of Mis Richard Barker fashioned with a hodwe and a bouffant bodice dipnod in the modified featuring bow at the point with endmg at the headdress was a bmdeau tulle She -rarriod topped with a bouquet daises and satin Miss Anetta Johnson the bride was wore a pink iVath white accessories Jerry Bob Hill man Ushers were and of the groom For her Mrs Caviness chore dress of navy blue trim and a corsage The wore a one-piece Immedately following a reception the dining-room of hotel Assisting ere Ann Thomas Hopkins who served cake Misses Caviness and Jeanne Lillie Center Sallie Kelley Ann Kelley Dolhe Abbott Clemmie Buckne Ruby Hatfield A I Reid Roy Davis Rita Littlejohn) Marion Mehegan Lucy Makoske 1 Addie Starr Helen Mae Thrasher Gladys Adair Vander-Leiden Higboe Rachei Hughes Tucker Walsie Brashear Georgia Kepple Beulah Mae Bradford Delisca Cox Ralph Cantrell Jim Spicer and Gertrude Kuykendall and Floyd Cantrell Also Mmes Nettie Metheny Rodena Rogers Mildred Chambers Lucille Bayles Edgar Johnson Bertha Caviness Eileen Thomas Helen Towry A Peters Betty Joe Starr Mattie Starr II Turney Buck Parsons Wadell Parsons Shipman Vogt Scruggs Barker Maggie Kelley and Hatfield And Misses Polly Parrott Lucille Starr Delores Isaacs Marilyn and Saundra Johnson Dorinca Terrell Amie Louise West Ruby Davis Betty and Sue Biashear Juanita Starr Lynda Chambers Edith Caviness Donna Towry Thomas Hatfield Hopkins and Johnson Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Shirley Butler A biidal shower honoring Miss Shirley Butler was held Thursday afternoon June 12 in the home of Mrs Christine Hill Following the of the gifts refreshments were served Those present or represented by gifts were Mmes Rena Thomas Mary Lou Chandler Minnie Butler Anna Edgemon Susie Keeter Louise Woffard Ruth Butler Mary Keeter Mam Keuor Nelhe Keeter Jo Ann Kester Effie Buckner Margaret Sanders Lois Birdwell Callie Brown and Lou Tiale Also Mr and Mrs Buck Eads and Jamsie Morris Dean Jones Lennie and Margie Sanders M-s Bailey and Betty Mozell and Shirley Brown Beatrice and Arlene Keeter Mrs Hill and Ollie Mrs Matthews and Ollie Mr and Mrs Jnrts Mr and Mrs Kesu Mr and Mrs Mitchell Nofire Mrs Kester and Irene Mr and Mrs Pat Butler and Misses Myrtle Kester and Della Arm Whitmire Whether you need a new Watch or to have your old Time-piece cleaned or repaired our Shop is the place to go Our prices are always right our work is the Best! STILWELL JEWELRY I had a most delightful dinner companion at our press meeting banquet last Saturday evening1 When he sat dawn on my left' I detected a strange accent as he spoke to someone across the table Presently I introduced myself to him and he in turn revealed his identity to me He was fiom someplace in New Zealand I say it much less spell it and his name was Charles Moran And he was quite enthused over these United States of ours In fact lie made the statement early in the 'evening that he was not sure he would be able to get his wife to return to New Zealand has just fallen in love with everything there is he informed us One of the most interesting things about our conver ation was his accent of course and I can't relay that to you but I can give you his impressions of the States which is most flattering to us So often folks come here from other countries and spend a good part of their time 'finding fault with the way we do things but not the Morans They love it They came over about a month ago and immediately upon arriving they purchased a used car in which to travel across country The nearest Charley came to complaining all evening was when he discussed their trip across the desert from California east he said in a most distressed tone we would drive for miles and not see a And he added pretty sad-like that the used car they bought had no air-conditioning in it! Their primary' purpoie in coming to the States was to attend the International Rotary convention held in Dallas last month those he sighed me really big I asked him how our eating habits compared with (heirs since I noticed during the meal that he used his knife almost constantly and also held his fork in Mr and Mrs George i his left hand He cleared Things and son Walter of up for me almost instantly as he explained use our knife a good deal more than you do as a means of pushing our onto our Now that is a New Zealand custom I am in favor of adopting All my life crusaded for another piece to be added to the silver set that of a pusher But he cxprered his approva of our use of the hands at a mral "with the he said which threw me fer a minute until I realized be was referring to our picking up rolls with our fingers How else would you eat a roll? Apparently they cut it with the knife and eat it with the fork no thank you But I can't cover the full evening for you I just wanted vou to urn't Charlev Moran and know that when ho does go back to New Zealand which will not be until he has completed a contemplated trip to the east coast he will go a a GOOD WILL AMBASSADOR FOR TIIE UNIT FI) STATES OF AMERICA May his tiibe increase! the was held in the Cox Misses and Peggy the Shirlev Ann Hatfield the punch table the out-of-town guests Kitty Gurley and Brenda of Denver Mr arid Mrs I of Tulsa: and Mrs of Hugotnn Kansas a wedding trip Missouri Ozarks the home Tulsa REUNION third annual family the held Sr'urdav and June 14 and 15 in the State park near the 125 persons LUNCHEON Cox spent week in Tahlequah attended a noon held by members of of the American Alberty returned last Mount Pleasant where he has been locals to PR 4-2228 Visitors last week in the home cf Mr and Mrs Whitaker were their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Vernon Helms and children of Hobbs New i Mexico Miss Ann Terry Bogart of Fayetteville Arkansas is a house guests this week in the Dr Emmett home Miss Billie Reynolds of Tulsa was a guest week in the home of Miss Shirlev Brown rere-mony Margaret wedding presided at Among were Mrs daughter Colorado Lawton Mvrtle Hall Following through the couple is at TAM1LY The reunion of families was Sunday Sequoyah Wagoner Among attending were Robinson Stilwell EXPERT INSPECTION WATCH REPAIR ELECTRONIC TIMING FREE Bill Pastor Sneaks WicMins dliuxcA 417 Mio-Amcrica dttuLvitt Cdtj Donald Harril Farto RTUDVi RtiHHIWO I-eaSR PMKMIAfc RIO MAMUUU PMOMC PtMWNf t-7te WE DOUBLE CHECK EACH PRESCRIPTION Registered pharamacists with years of experience will save you quickly and graciously Only the finest high-poti ncy absolute pure drugs are used and every prescription is scrupulously cheeked twice! Come in for pharmacy service here ATTENDS Mrs Delisca Wednesday last where she luncheon the Daughters Revolution Grover week from Michigan employed Call your Dear Friends Since Mr WP "Bill" Atkinson Is a candidate for Governor of our state 1 in the coining elections I am privileged to write to you recommending him I have known Elll for fifteen years as the founder and developer of Midwest City but only in the past two years as his pastor have I really come to know him well enough to evaluate his character and to speak with the certainty that I do now I had heard of Midwest City as "The Model City" in its lay-out of streets its modern shopping centers and lovely homes but since living here I have also found that in spite of the fact it is next door to a large air base it is relatively free from vice crime and drunkenness This too is a part of Bill Atkinson's planning and shows his concern for youth and famllylife by refusing to allow drinking and gambling places to operate here The Atkinsons transferred their membership to Wickline Church from May Avenue Church in Oklahoma City in 199 He had given the land to the District Board of Missions to start the church here in 193 He and Rubye attend church services regularly and are generous in their support of its program She is active in the Women's Society and Bill teaches a class of Junior children He accepted the chairmanship of our building fund and budget campaign last May with John Conrad as co-chairman and helped to make it a real success The Church people were happy with his leadership in the campaign He has great ability as a leader of people Bill is sincere and honeBt in his stand against liquor He does not drink alcohol in any form and he does not serve it in his home or in his business He has often said "I couldn't be anything but dry and live with my present wife" Mrs Atkinson is a very gracious lady a devoted mother and grandmother and a charming hostess and friend They have three married children and six grandchildren This is the first time Bill has run for a public office but he is no 5 amateur in politics He has been active and respected as a peacemaker in state politics for several years and has made many' contacts in Washington for the good of the state He has not asked his local church or the Methodist Church of Oklahoma to endorse him in this campaign but I know the Church people of Oklahoma will be proud to have him as the Governor of our state I Irminn KJ As an outstanding business leader builder promoter of Oklahoma Industry and as a far-sighted executive I believe he deserves our Berious consld eratlon as a leading candidate in the race foelfcfJS Halt? Very sincerely yours Mis Long and We protect you against hurt feelings but we can protect you against hurt employees and visitors to your farm or ranch Doctor bills and law suits could ruin you chance it! Ask your County Farm Bureau Mutual Agent about Tar in Liability Insurance from Qatcnui EARFl BUREAU MUTUAL Tse Khytluu Square lancing Saturday June 28 8:30 12:00 PM amoaii legiosi hut stilwell Oklahoma.