Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 3

Thursday December 4 1958 STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Page Three1 HERN GREASY Mitchels Jim Vanderheiden ancj Floyd Winkler Ulen and Tor iTVfi thfIF coIlef rids- a11 key GentrAkansaT' Thurs-of Stillwater 'pent the Thanks- day met at the Robinson home Saturday November 29 for their Thanksgiving celebration Present from Tulsa were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Robinson and children and Mr and Mrs John Dobbins and children from Midwest City Mr and Mrs Glen Robmson an sons from Wichita Kansas Bob Robinson from Boyntoi Oklahoma Mrs uiiUOo cr gmng holidays with the Allen Mr and Mrs M- Daniells Erv fJzu I and family Pent Thanksgiving nenry fcvans Iwith their son and family Mr Phyllis Hines of Connors Col- and Mrs Bud Daniells and chil-lege Warner spent Thanksgiv- dren in Tulsa County Students Are On Honor Roll Four Adair county students weie among those listed on the honor roll at Connors College Warner They were Melvin Powell Westville and Phyllis Hines Paula Vanhooser and Gerald Younger Watts Students making the roll must have a average Dean A Childers said V- brier the worker of the family Earlene Waldroop Pansy May Bushbrier pretty 17-year-old daughter Betty Randolph Missouri Bmhbrier 15 -year -old daughter wno ould like some loe pioblcms Ailene King jo'se hushbner son Rente Hester Aunt Minnie not 'real but a good worker Viigmia Morris Zeo who has a'ready for Pansy May Douglas Sadie Sourapple vho is Mowed ma Iva Jane Preacher Clem a friend Audie Bradshaw Pmcy who claims to have kill ghosts Louise Mrs Willa Van De-Bluff crook Brenda Black Van DeBluff her sis-scn Darrell Ross Marcy a hunted criminal fallen love with May Jackie Coleman Ci irg with her parents Mr and Mr and Mrs Rav Purkey and Mrs Hines son Kenneth of Gentry Arkan- Old man winter surely came and Mr and Mrs Preston to see us Thanksgiving Day He McCoy of Overland Park Kan-brought snow sleet and plenty sas and Mr and Mrs Lewis Pur-of ice with him key of Kansas City were dinner A Thanksgiving dinner was guests of Mrs Mary Reed Satur-held at the home of Mr and Mrs day November 29 Ray Beach Thursday November Mi and Mrs John Gregory 27 grandmother Mrs 'pent Thanksgiving week Tues-Lenna Jones and some of her day till Friday with their son children and grandchildren and and wife Ed and Beulah Greg-great grandchildren enjoyed the or at Tulsa Arother of the day together sons and his wife A television was installed in Marshall and Judy Gregory of the Onney Earnes home last Vinita came after his parents came Too busy to read a chapter a day Too busy yes much too busy to pray Too busy to think of our wasted paM In this whirlwind life which we know last loo busy to speak a word of To the heart-broken friend that stands so near Tco busy gathering dollars and dimes For the worth-while things we haven't time The Devil keeps whispering your share Why waste precious time in needless prayer" Too busy to heed the orphan's cry With just a glance we hurry by Someday lift our eyes to the sky For not one of us is too busy to tie And when we reach that pearly white Throne God will be too busy to call us Ilis own So Ictus down to a slower pace And ready to Jesus Our Sunday School attendance for Sunday was 41 Brother Rice preached for us Sunday night Mrs Beatrice Stone Ruby Ruth Jimmy and John spent the holiday weekend with Mrs Stone's parents Mr and Mrs Monroe of Inola The Mon roes were celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Vandcr-heiden were Mr and Mrs Ola Cantrell and Rev and Mrs Rice of Fort Smith Mr and Mrs Floyd Winkler are back from California to make their home here again Mrs Eva Kimble and family spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Hop-pis of Hanson Mr and Mrs Wendell Mays and boys visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jimmy Maxwell Mr and Mrs Benny Ford spent Thursday with Mr and Mrs George Mays Most everyone we sav' over the holidays was wearing led I guess everyone around was trailing those deer Verlia Mays spent Saturday night with Joy Bryan Girdner Monday night visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs George Mays were Mr and Mrs Clarence from Watts Wilson and Gregory Mr and Mrs Alfred Chadcill and baby Mary Anna spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jimmy BanacS at Tulsa Mrs Carney spent Thursday and Friday with her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Titus Chinn at Siloam Springs All cf Mr and Mrs Chinn's child: en SIijCX and grandchildren were home Crow Lite for Thanksgiving dinner Dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Milton Smith on Thanksgiving day vie Mrs Ethel Beavers of Watts Mr and Mrs Jack Beavers of Route i Watts and Mr and Mrs Billy Woolbright and daughter of Springs Sourarplo 'Pken Barley Zep's Taylor in red Fcurmouth powers to ilarri'on a 1 ho has Pansy I think eat over THE ROAD TO SECURITY FuU protection on automobile truck end farm equipment farm noma and building cropt liveitock and accident liability with Oklahoma ARM BUREAU MUTUAL Insurance WHITMIRE Tuesday and they all celebrated Thanksgiving together at Tulsa and Ed and Beulah brought his parents home Friday November 23 Guects at the Robinson heme vere their children and grard-h'ldren 23 in all They week Mrs Fronie Rhodes received word that her cousin Nathan Crabtree was seriously injured in a fall while hunting recently He broke his ankle and received other injuries from the fall He is in a Tulsa hospital at present everyone had lots to the weekend Ferel Chandler end family Your local Agent la A REID PR 4-7842 Stilwell Oklahoma face to face Mi'-s Carolvn Kelley spent the 1 holidays with her mother Mrs 1 Addie Kelley and Brother Fred TT7C die iimfiwnii CY CARNEY GAS COMPANY aafMwassswwjfBwaw of Stilwell has everything Plenty of gas at all times day or night Butane-Propane systems conversion for tractors and irrigation systems Complete installations for farm and rural homes Appliances and Fixtuies Terms can be arranged (Sam) WHERRY Operator DIAL PR 4-7104 PR 4-7835 PR 4-7474 visited Mr Cha: Thursday RicharJ Doyle Doyle Thursday Mrs Richard Doyle ily spent Thursday Mr and Mrs Lynn Smallen Howard Heustis Raymond Stephenson and families spent Thursday with Mrs Edna Vaughn Elco Keeter and Allan Shirley and families visited Mrs folk in McCurtain Thursday We are glad Mrs brother Allan Shirley has moved into the community George and Willie Heustis visited Ada Heustis and family on Thursday There was only a couple of families at church Thursday night The holiday and the snow kept them away Friday night the girls of the intermediate class gave out some Christmas parts for the Christmas tree they are going to have A pretty large crowd attended church Sunday morning Delores Robison visited with Vivian Doyle Sunday Janice Chandler Marylin Best and Oneta Keeter spent Sunday with Leonia and Clair Ann Smallen Mrs Edna Vaughn stayed Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lynn Smallen The church house was full Sunday night and Brother Ross Lynn and family from Proctor visited with us Exceptional Range! WATTS SCHOOL NEWS Sports The t' girls basketbaT learn won -heir first game of he season by defeating Halbert 15 to 36 Sharon Pickell led the Engineers by scoring 31 points followed by Earlene Waldroop scoring 9 points Judy Nichols scoring 3 points and Arlene King 2 points The guards Clara Grisham 3etty Randolph and Irene Janes played a very good defensive game The Senior High girls and ooys will play Farmington Tuesday night December 9 there Seniors The senior class enjoyed their Thanksgiving holidays very much We are looking forward to Christmas now more than ever We received our Christmas i cards today so anyone who is interested can either let us know or we will be around to see you Seventh Peggy Balmain accompanied her family to Stilwell for the Thanksgiving holidays Larry cousins Rodney and Danny Cody spent Thanksgiving with them Several in the seventh grade enjoyed hunting over the holidays Third and Fourth The third and fourth enjoyed their Thanksgiving vacation very much Juniors The Watts Junior Class will present their play Hcux of Hogan's Friday December 5 at 7:30 pm in the Watts highschool auditorium The characters are: Pa Bushbrier who hates all work Eilly Jackson Ma Bush- Vocal range is what counts in a soprano In a motor oil the importart thing is the temperature range at which the oil is effective Phillips 66 Trop-Artic Motor Oil is exceptional in this respect Trop-Artic permits easy starting in a cold engine because it get too thick And it provides dependable protection in a hot engine because it get too thin Winter and summer year after year the exceptional range of Trop-Artic Motor Oil will contribute to finer performance from your car Get Trop-Artic Motor Oil at any Phillips 66 Station A trademark Last w'eek and Sunday visitors in the Henry Black home were Mr and Mrs James Black and daughter Jan Mr and Mrs Virgil Black Mrs Bessie Fleig and daughters Dorothy and Betty Sue Mr and Mrs Ed Maggard and children Mrs Addie Kelley and children Freddie and Carolyn and Roy Black and wife Mr and Mrs Carl Spencer and children who have been visiting his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Henry Black returned to their home in Roswell New Mexico after they took Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mr Baker of east Texas Thanksgiving guests in the home of Mr and Mrs A Beard were Mr and Mrs William Long and children Mrs Golda Long Mrs Hursell Tuttle and children Mrs Ed Maggard and children Mr and Mrs William Lagoly and baby Janice Marie Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and children All had a wonderful day Mr and Mrs Floyd Maggard of Idaho are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Maggard of Proctor and oher relatives Mrs Addie Kelley and children spent Thanksgiving with her father and stepmother Mr and Mrs Fred Palone Sunday visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs A Beard were Mr and Mrs Earnest Crosswhite and James Beard of El Reno Mr and Mrs William Long and children and Miss Barbara Wood of Fayetteville Mrs Tommy Fastings and daughter Katherine Mr and Mrs Powell Neeley and childrtn Mr and Mrs Jack Martin Mr and Mrs Freddie Goldman and Mr and Mrs Leo ard Last week visitors in the hone of Mrs Bemc Floig were Mr and Mis Claieme Fleig and chilJien and Mr and Mrs Johnny Kilby and son of Lincoln We had our fuM snowfall 'iaiting Thanksgiving evening SEE OUR BAHHS Boys Overalls sizes 8-10 years $115 Cotton and Silk Slips $165 to $185 Ladies Panties Extra Large 55 Size 7 40 Can Cans $110 and Anklets 25 2 Pairs 45 Sox 25c Pair Two Pair 45 Chenille and Hobnail Bedspreads $350 to $360 This Is All New Merchandise Jf Adair County is in the heart cf Scenic Land it When it comes to saving dollars they're best yet of the best sellers I Used Skirts and Sveaters 40 Used Dresses 25c to 65 and Used Coats $150 to $250 Used Suits $200 to $250 Used and Pants each $110 Used Suits $3X0 Good Used Shoes from 50c to $275 rnrs fi A skiXsLs the latest edition of the truck line famous for staying and saving on the ob Every model offers bright new ways to keep your costs down Look over the new might new models new money-saving power in Task-Force 59 1 RABBST TRAP Cs ii Custom VM tY I Slaughtering ms ssss ssks ms bo sss ra mx ks tssn We do Custom Slaughtering of Livestock and Poultry every Tuesday and Thursday Call for Appointment mwm I 1 HOME FREEZING new Mr fnd Mrs Phil Day fioin Alameda California have bw visiting with her brother Mr and Mrs Waco Watkins and family and other relatives Mr and Mrs Warren Sindh spent Thanksgiving day with her sister Mr and Mrs Don IIci-bert in Tulsa Mr and Mrs Mumford of Richland Missouri spent the weekend here with relatives and friends Mrs Edith Padgett and daughter Francis and grandaughter Shirley from Tulsa were visiting in the Joe Charles home Thursday afternoon Mr and Mrs James Baird and family of Asher were here visiting relatives over the weekend They also were called back because of the illness of Mrs father Mr Jesse Ellis of Titantic community The Richard Wolf family spent Thanksgiving day with Mis Acorn and Bill Mr and Mrs Bill Ellis visited last week with his parents Mr and Mrs Barney Ellis Mrs Ophemia Scott from Stilwell visited Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Charles Those taking Thanksgiving dinner in the Fred Sheppard home were Mr and Mrs Eli Ritchie and family Mr and Mrs Burl Sheppard and Terry and Troy Carol Zordean and Debbie Sheppard Mr and Mrs Ben Goss of Tulsa spent Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs George Owens dollar-saving beat high costs with new durability new thermostatic by-pass cooling! BODIES WITH We do custom curing and Process- jj Ing For Home Freezers finoipfinnHPTWj uuoi'vuimiu CHASSIS WITH DOLLAR-SAVING DURABILITY economy Famous pinch CAPACITY We Buy All Kinds cf Poultry pennies with new camshaft design new valve train durability I Tougher built bigger brakes huskier clutches more durable rear axlcs-trim your expense 1 Big new Chevy bodies take big high-profit loadsl up to 756 cu ft of load space in pickups up to 213 cu ft in panels and up to 392 cu ft in Step-Vans! I I i We Have Some Com Fed Hogs For SALE 1 Best way to save in every weight class imsmsvmsssmasmtmmsmgii See your local authorized Chevrolet dealer jC MORRIS GARRETT GARS0I1 C1IEURQLET CQM3Y IRC The sights of the people should be set on the eradication of tuberculosis rather than on its control Phone PR 4-7654 '30 a a OE30I 2nd a OAli PRofmect 4-2175 STILWELL OKLAHOMA lacnici 10002 in?.