Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 7

Thursday October IS 1958 STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL 8 TIL WELL OKLAHOMA Pag Seven RED ROVER SOUP WITH RICE PINEY AT THE EAGLE Based on a magazine article that startled two world's "Three Stripes in the Sun" is the true story of Master Sergeant Hugh illy who wanted to keep on Mr' and Mrs Glen Sharp and on Butch visited her parents Mr and Mrs Bill Sanders over the week-end Mr and Mrs Guy William and son Mr and Mrs Kenneth Williams and son Jackie of Tulsa visited them over the week-end Mr Guy Williams returned home Thursday His granddaughter Diana Summers -and Cathy Williams came to spend's week with their grandparents Mrs Alene Sharp called on Mrs Guy Williams Saturday night Wanda Rich visited Linda Williams Sunday Piney community had another pretty bad forest fire Thursday night but it was soon under control about 2:30 by about 10 Good and Choice vealers sold in a $1400 to $1800 spread with Utility and Standard secured $1050 to 13J0 and Culls noted at $800 to $1000 Good and Choice slaughter calves 350' lbs and down cleared at $1200 to $1250 with 350 to 500 lb weights selling up to $1350 and a few at $1400 Utility and Standard moved at $950 to $1200 and Culls secured $800 to $900 down ranged from $1150 to $1500 and reeaer steers 700 lbs and town ranged from $1150 to $1500 and tne Same grade stock heifers turned at $1050 to $1400 Medium and Good stock steer calves moved out at $1300 to $1400 with a few up to $1500i Trading in the hog division was fairly active with the general market 25c lower as compared to last close Mixed No 1-3 mostly 2-3 grade ISO to 250 lb barrows and gilts cleared at $1475 to $1550 with 150 to 180 lb weights securing $1375 to $1475 Mixed No 1-3 grade sows of all weights turned at $1300 to $1425 There was a consignment of Medium feeding lambs that moved country ward at $1100 Never use kerosene to rekindle a fire or pour it on a flame or coals FORT SMITH LIVESTOCK Market Report Fort Smith Ark October 15 (USDA Federal State Market News Service) Trade developed slow on cattle and calves during the opening session of the week at Fort Smith Slaughter steers and heifers were about steady as compared to last week's close Cows turned at fully steady rates and bulls and vealers held steady Slaughter calves were under the most pressure and moved at 50c to $100 lower prices with the least decline on Good and better offerings Stockers and feeders sold at fully steady rates Most of the Standard and Good 525 to 700 lb slaughter steers and heifers turned at $1300 to $1800 with Utility and Standard steers and heifers going at $1000 to $1300 Utility and Commercial cows turned at $850 to $1050 Canners and Cutters cleared at $850 to $800 with shelly Canners noted at $600 and down Utility and Commercial bulls were taken at $1100 to $1150 and Cannerand Cutter bulls moved at $900 to $1050 come wr AMD GftNPF 14 teaspoon pepper teaspoon dry mustard 14 teaspoon basil 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 3 frankfurters sliced Melt butter and sugar in 4-quart saucepan Add onion rings and cook slowly until soft and golden brown stirring frequently Add all of the remaining ingro- dients except frankfurters Simmer uncovered about 25 minutes Add frankfurters and simmer 5 minutes longer Serve piping hot with crackers or hard rolls Yields six servings A more companionable soup than this Red Rover with Rice would be herd to find Fragrant and spicy this soup is quick and economical yet substantial enough to satisfy even the most robust appetites 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 tablespoon sugar 1 3 cups onion rings 2tt eupr-fl-lbu 4-os can) tomatoes 3 cups water cup uncooked rice 3 beef bouillon cubes 1 teaspoon salt 1 fighting the war that was over for years when he was ordered to Japan cm occupational duty with the Forces AldoRay is starred opposite Mitsuka Ki-mura American Japanese star Also starred are Phil Carey and Dick York The picture shows TC-day and Friday at the Eagle "Blazing Six Shooters" is the name of the thrilling western adventure which shows Saturday only at the Eagle The picture stars the western star Charles Starrett with Iris Mereidith and the Sons of the Pioneers Tom Ewell and Sheree North are the stars of the 20th Century Fox picture "Lieutenant Wore or 15 of the men Skirts" which will show Sunday and Monday at the Eagle Many of the scenes were filmed in the exotic setting of Hawaii Also starred are Rita Moreno and Rick Jasoh" Allison Hayes co-stars with Rod Cameron in the thrilling new crime film entitled "Double Jeopardy" which shows Tuesday and Wednesday at thev Eagle Featured also are Gale Robbins and Jack Kelley WAUHILLAU There were 68 in Sunday school Sunday Brother Don Evans brought the message Geneva Kelley spent Monday night with Narcie Wolfe of Mary-etta community Mr and Mrs Steve Cain of Wichita Kansas left Saturday after spending the week with their parents Mr and Mrs Claild Cain Reba Vestie and Paul Brown visited Sunday evening with Geneva Dorothy and Ruth Kelley Mr and Mrs Joe Dudley and Mrs Ben Goss and children all of the Rabbit- Trap Community spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs George Owens Mrs Claude Cain and sons Charlie and Larry are spending the week in Kansas Goldie Kelley spent the week end with her sisters Mr and Mr Westly Boater and family of Zion and Mr and Mrs Cecil Boater of Rabbit Trap Wrecker DAY OR PR HERN Almighty God thy piercing eye Strikes through the shades of night -And our most secret actions lie All clear and open to thy sight not sin which we commit Nor a wicked word we say a But hi that dreadful bode is written To be judged on Judgment Say So in your care dear Lord our lives we humbly bring may we be worthy of the angels choir to sing Last and Sunday victors in the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Black were Mr and Mr Gifford and son Jesse Mr and Mrs Roy Black Mr and Mrs Edd Maggard and children Mr and Mrs Okla Lowery and her parents Mr and Mrs Watts Mrs George Fleig and children were visitors in the home of Mrs Charlie Fleig Sunday We wish to thank God for Governor announcement to have prayer for rain and as we sat in the house of God worshiping our Lord and saw the rain softly falling eknow in our hearts that our loving God still hears and answers prayer This should make people change and live for God not the ideas of man Mira Shirley Sweet who is employed in Tulsa spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Louie Sweet Mrs Henry Black Mr and Mr Roy Black Mr and Mrs Virgil Black attended morning service at the Church of Christ ofWest-ville Sunday morning Several around attended the rodeo at Westville Saturday night We are proud to report our dear and holy friend Mrs Tola Bouquet is gradually improving She is able to sit up and eat her meals So let us keep holding Mrs Bouquet up in prayer for her full recovery Mr and Mrs Louie Sweet and daughters Ailene and Shirley and their niece Jovcg Ann Winn ntteded Sunday School at Lincoln Sunday morning and in the aftemon they accompanied their daughter Shirley hack to Tulsa Mr and Mrs Edd Maggard and children were Sunday visitors in theNeeley home Sunday So dear ones I thank all for the golden opportunity to come to your homes along the inky way and pray you will find the blessings that are within these lines Waving a blessing as I leave the inky trail I will send my closing thought and prayer For the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh but mighty before God to the casting down of strongholds II Corinthians 10:4 For years "we have given our thoughts and efforts to the making of material weapons of rwarfare and teaching against God Now it has come to light in our schools and in some churches The new revised Bible has crept in copyrighted word by the prophets Is not coyrighfed They deny the virgin portant Of course if you're not a farmer maybe you don't care whether the animals get fed out of paper bags a pipline or get turned out in the fields to forage for themselves But you should That Is if you and you have a food budget trying to live you certainly should Prom the CaUkill Mountain Mar Saagerties New York: "Woodman spare that tree! Touch not a single bough! In my youth it sheltered me and I'll protect it From the Pass News sad Cear-ler Laray Virginia: While the front pages have been pretty wen filled with the soil bank discussion -and the price support hassle' a new and highly practical form of farm that costs the taxpayer has been quietly sweeping rural America Without fanfare or armwaving In Washington the nation's tree farmers havu been busily turning out pulp-wood to supply those 50-pound multiwan paper feed sacks that are making life siifipler and stock and poultry raising more efficient and profitable for an the other farmers You might wonder as we did what difference it makes whether feed comes In a paper bag barrel or a discarded piano box But it seems that both the 50-pound size and the paper are Important in these days iff farm-labor shortage rising machinery costs These bags are not only easier to handle stack better and store better but make record-keeping easier and more accurate-in a day when it's vital to know the coat ff producing a pound of pork chops or a pound (not a doseu) of eggs 'Protection of the ingredients of today's quality feeds medicated feeds for preventing or treating disease new growth stimulants and dewormer feeds for parasite has become highly Im HEALTH DEPARTMENT NEWS By MRS FRIEDA PADGETT The following polio clinics will be held during the coming week: October 18 at 9:00 aiiL Skelly and Honey HilL October 18 at 1:00 pm Elm Grove and Taylor October 19 at 9:00 am Bell and Proctor October 19 at 1:00 Chalk Bluff and Clearfork October 22 at 9:00 am Oak Ridge and Wauhillau October 22 at 1:00 pm Moun tain Grove and Freewater October 23 at 1:00 pm Christie" On October 24 the Future Clubs will meet at Westville High School at 9:45 am at Watte High School" at 11:00 am at StilweU High School at 1:00 pm On Thursday October 25 an out-patient orthopedic clinic will be held at Hastings Hospital Tahlequah Patients are seen by appointment only Service NIGHT 4-2202 birth of Jesus so let us devote our time and energy to the making of siritual weapons We must pray use that weapon of prayer against the denying of Christ's virgin birth The world needs more prayer circles more witnessing and more working Christians who daily put to test the teachings of the Master So pray America pray God our father teach us to pray as Abraham prayed for Sodom as Moses prayed for his people as Jesus prayed as he wept over Jerusalem Helpua to work and to pray for those we meet day by day We ask this all for sake Amen Speedy switching operations and easier faster handling of freight is the result of the development' of a free-wheeling diesel-burning railroad switch engine While the conventional switchers must follow rails in moving from job to job the "Switch-Mobile" which runs on sturdy oil-baaed tires nearly as tall aa a man can take the shortest route across the yard without damaging the railroad equipment The new 18-ton rail ear switcher can haul aa many as eight loaded freight cars and do the work of an ordinary 50-ton switching locomotive Dairy farmers who count on drugs to solve al Itheir bovine mastitis problems are in for a big disappointment Good sanitation proper milking techniques and sound principles of herd management should be the basis of the mastitis control program This sentiment was expressed by George Pope Morris back in 1830 "That tree" in a collective sense did more than shelter America in her youth It sustained and gave her strength Prom the time of the first settlers In this country the seemingly limitless forests have been a primary resource from which the nation was built In 350 years twice as much wood has been removed as was standing when the colonists landed at Jamestown and Plymouth Only a little over one-third iff this pent for useful purposes the rest having been lost to fire Insects and disease Yet forests still cover more than a third of the land area today for trees grow and replace themselves if given a chance CY CARNEY GAS COMPANY of Stilwall has ovarythlng Pianty of gas at all tlmsa day or night Butans-Propans systems conversion for tractors and irrigation systems Complete Installation for farm and rural homos Appliances and Fixture Terms can bo arranged (Sam) WHERRY DIAL PR 4-7154 PR 4-7895 PR 4-7474 Go to Church Sunday brain budget I lYTHSOLDXnnRS 1 Te amend is (a) te atone for: (bl to forget (c) to edit 8 Elicit means (a) Illegal (b) to draw oat (e) highly seg-gestlve i Eleemosynary refers to (a) kindergarten (b) physics (c) charity- SPECIALS ANSWERS Aint3 1 to stir i Three Miles South of Dutch Mills Arkansas and One Mile West Off Arkansas State Hy '59 on What Was the GEORGE PAYNE Farm Tuesday October 23 SALE STARTS AT 10 A Sale Will Bf Hold the Following Day In Case of Rain NO BY-BiDDING LUNCH SERVED AT NOON Friday Saturday OLEO lb 19c BAHAMAS lb 10c Snow Crop Frozen Orange 't JUICE Box 2 for 35c NalMw Sasa II alto free on tor mm waanaf sin arm seesM semis toartal MM If 09 Niww at IM-Cffltw 12-31 "Tm lata Hr Ton" liraictft 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(shorts) left bi it Min dame were common furnishing power for aswing as wen as grinding i In the latter half of the nineteenth century roUer mills with team power arrived end white flour became the fashion In early days the young boy of the family uiually rode horseback to min with Ms grist under him on the saddle It wee first come first served on grinding days so ha might have to wait aome hours for his turn A thoughtful youth would a bit of lunch and his fish hooks poriiaps A certain measure of the grain was snowed for the grinding Now an this has passed away We buy our Mead from the grocer Frees Lenta Lefge Lewte-berg Vsi Fifty years ago as a child at school I was askod to write a composition on "Why I like my native West Virginia The essay wee Short and to the point: "Because wee bon bore end have never been sway don't know of any place Today at the age ofsfarty have learned why people of a state whose motto Is: "Montonl Semper Libert" (Mountaineers Always Freemen) really leva this mountain state: they are especially proud of their state Bower Rhododendron which cover the mountains We are proud to bo called "hinbOlies" we are proud of our rugged umaitalna fertile valleys murmuring riven sequestered vales 'end verdant-lined lakea proud of the pioneer who first crossed the Alleghenies built schools churches and tamed the savage wilderness is mStoSM Is tto OM Thaar ssrty Sissa Sarriaa Tnallart 4a Islam Ml Maid to mi ism on Cscaalaa I Man Anas Csftaa ru I Larana Taaw Mas Astlias Sascl MU Swa Haas naawnaca naato MfTMK 21 HEAD CATTLE yr old cow Guernsey and Yt Brown Swiss Fresh 1 weak yr old Guernsey cow fresh 3 weeks yr old Guernsey cow fresh 5 weeks yr old Jersey cow fresh 5 weeks yr old Yellow Jersey cow fresh 2 months yr old Guernsey cow milking yr old Brown Jersey cow milking 1--5 yr old Guernsey cow milking U-5 yr old -Yellow Jersey cow milking yr old Guernsey cow dose' springer yr old Guernsey cow dose' springer yr old Guernsey Cow fresh about December 1 yr old Gouraaoy Bull Pure-brad Guernsey Heifers coming 2 yrs All artificially aired and brod to this bull This la all good clean bunch of cattle Bangs tasted All In good flash HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1 Blonde Coffee Table 1 Blond Stop Table 1 Blondo Radio Tablet 1 Chest of Drawers 1 1 Dresser 8 Oak Dining Chairs 1 Floor Lamp 1 Library Tablo 1 Oak Coffee TabU -Numerous Other Household It Not Mentioned POTATOES 75c Issrii sin iaa CstsaTsa laaa si was Was Ian las ms Saar 1 1 j-MS a aun Iasi in toarna In atari a-a (Cats'! nn darts: Bsrar nn sasa toanar sNN UN iaarta srtl -s torto un isusm wuNtiNT senen i lam riam iti NasatoaaaN Nast 11 NaanarsiniMiNim I tarts SI las Marin FattiM tain wacsaN Was Ml Fnaa laan FnnaN taiictiaaa nnsma tarn nn Nan nwtor sm im na lAimsar FCTMil Me Tail Final Narn taw in I sarriaa in Fra I Nam Masai Caaaaa laai Giant Gera Flakes 25c tart A I Tam sw toa larrassa IT la-s-Nasa Waamr Tam sin Saw iaraasaa IN toa Baaa IcM IIMIM Inessa nntoSaa Basal Cssl la sa II aaar Maf't lato II Tsa Saw II Saw Sasa gnji iNut Na-a IT i aa awisaa fsaata (tatsT In QaaaafaraBar as Naaaas tosascaa jncmeii in laaata Tt-ai an Csssssi I nsaara St Sac la Msm Nran Tr Mann (Me) nn Suprama Club Crackers lb Box 35c las la Taa- ua i-itsa SaS Fascist Naaas 1 Ftntr lassa Iasi F-s-liar Bsc tar nn Nan mm waarra sin n-n tarn sin Im Nslaa il-n ImM ram Sasa all as NCSA FaatoN firms I IIN Uaaiala Sn mm tatat toNailara aa i jj Faanw sin-n laauian I Swaa 1 man Wrattl-at MatoiU 4 liaainiia in Nan Maanar fawn in taan An Iaa in tanCsawKsiart 7 "Maaaartia innV aarit aanas in niaraia Iaa I Nan laaM nn an iim nn -faa a na in' sin Fra laaaiaF I Nasa naator-lmu F-ss Cwn I as Nan (aaai Sg Nasa naator-lmil in Milan i MaalSamHWSMIa Snarl Mail TNMUSAT ICTIlIia I aaa (am las NanCaraaaa I an nn nasan Banrta SIS ar nn lai Nnaa wSKf" Ua anas TNaaln (CaMT -1 FOOD CENTER Dial FB 4-223 Stop Shop Sava Homo of Cheap ALFREB eLOUEIT Owner 0 Uil ELCaEL Obrtkiier I Stars MM NsBca sSeeseesslssid.