Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 5

Thursday February 7 1957 STILWELL DEMOCRAT OUF AL STILWELL OKLAHOMA Page Five BIBTH9l Farm Loans Available for Improvement atm mm District Deputy of Eastern Star to Visit Here Mrs Lois Gray district deputy will make an official visit to Stilwell Chapter No 106 Order of Eastern Star Thursday night February 7 it was announced this week Mrs Jennie Johnson worthy matron said a banquet honoring Mrs Gray would be held at the First Methohst Chuich dining room at 630 o'clock preceding the meeting of the chapter which is scheduled for 7:30 Christian Church Group One Has Meeting Thursday Group one of the First Christian Church met in the home of Mrs Ivan Eastham Thursday afternoon January 31 The meeting opened with a devotional by Mrs Carson -4 1 i ft ''fV- Farmers Home Administration county office located at Stilwell where county supervisor George Waters is in charge Six Marriage Licenses Issued According to the records of xDannenberg court clerk six marriage licenses were issued during the last week On January 31 two marriage licenses were issued: One to Charles Allan McKnight 21 years old of Parkin Arkansas and Judith Langston 18 years old of Little Rock Aikansas Another to Bill Ilampston 21 years old and Mary Etta Summers 18 both of Rogers Arkansas Thcree marriage licenses were issued on February 2: One to William Kcaly 19 Springdale and Betty Ho-kins 16 of Fayetteville Arkansas another to Jimmie Ray Williams 24 and Joyce Ar-bucklo 14 both of Faveltjville The third license went to Douglas Fullbright Douglas 21 and Jeanne French 18 tboth of Fayetteville Donald Stephi ns 18 and Barbara McConaghic 13 both of Tulsa were issued a license on Ft bruary 4 Visiting with their parents in Stilwell last week-end were: Mr land Mrs Tommy Walkingstick and children of Merriam Kansas Quzine Walkingstick of Oklahoma City Watie a student at Haskell Institute in Lawrence Kansas and Mr and Mrs Orville Thompson of Stilwell Mr Tommy brother Ancil Carpenter of South Dakota who also attends Haskell Irjtsitute -was present Mrs Joe Guyette visited Sunday in the home of Mrs Oraa Terry 0 Mr and Mrs Wesley Boster and Kin of Zion community visited with Mrs Roster's parents Mr and Mrs Earnest Kelly and family of Wauhillau community Saturday night February 2 A line of ciedit now available from the Farmers Home Administration should help a good many farm owners in this area improve or build farm buildings including houses or provide water for household or farmstead use for themselves or their tenants ard Fain chairman of the Farmers Home Administration committee in Adair county said this week committee reviews applications for all loans made by the Fanners Home Administration and helps the county supervisor adapt the program to local needs Fain said a number of farmers in this area have applied for farm housing loans in the past seven months and interest thii type of is mci easing Throughout the Nation approximately 1700 loans for $1060000 have been made In addition to being a farm owner other eligibility require ments as outlined by Fain pio-vide that the applicant must have enough income from the fai or from the farm and other sources to meet family living and farm operating expeases to repay his loan and other debts on schedule Farm housing loans are repayable over periods up to 33 years at 4 per cent interest and are secuied by a mortgage on the farm Applicants get building plans and spociiications from whatever source they choose and make all arrangements for hiring the necessary labor and purchasing materials The Farmers Home Administration representative will review the plans inspect the construction as it progresses and see that it meets generally accepted standards of soundness Fain said farm owners may get further information at the Miss Virginia Lee Cox whose engagement to Mr James McCastlain of Clarendon Arkansas has been announced The wedding will be an event of Sunday April 14 at the first Methodist church in Stilwell Miss Cbx is the daughter of Mrs Bruce Cox of Stilwell and Mr McCastlain is the son of Mr and Mrs McCastlain of Clarendon Cox-McCastlain Engagement Announced Mrs Biuce Ccx announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Virginia Lee Ccx to James McCastlain of Clarendon Ark The wedding will be an event of Palm Sunday April 14 at 4 pm at the Hist Methodist Church in Stilwell Rev Spencer Goidon of Stig-cr will officate at the ceremony He will be assisted by Rev Hal Noble of Stilwell Miss Cox has chosen Miss Mary Lou Hurlbut to be her maid of honor and Miss Joan Sue Biewer of Siloam Springs Ark and Miss Nancy Cox of Minden La as bridesmaids To light the tapers she has chosen Miss Mary Jo Deem of Tahlequah and Miss Kay McCastlain of Clarendon Ark Miss Cox is the daughter of Mrs Bruce Cox and the late Mr Cox of Stilwell McCastlain is the ton of Mr and Mrs McCastlain of Claredon Ark Miss Cox attended Oklahoma College for Women and is now a senior at Arkansas University She is a member of Delta Gamma social sorority McCastlain attended Arkansas Polytechnic College and is now a senior at Arkansas University He is a member ojj Acacia fraternity I Stilwell Residents Attend Boy Scout Area Meeting Mr and Mrs Jack Barham Mr and Mrs Robert Scruggs and Jim Haraway of Stilwell attended the annual Boy Scout banquet in Muskogee Thursday night Barham represented the Ki-wanis club Scruggs represented the Explorer Scout Advisors and Haraway represented the Boy Scout Leaders WSCS Holds Business Meeting A business meeting of the Society Christian Service of the Methodist Church was held Tuesday February 5 in the educational building There were 14 members attending the meeting Mrs Joe Lynch gave the devotional and Scripture Prayer was lead by Mrs Hal Noble The fund raising committee reported on a shipment of candy Mr and Mrs Scott Blackard and family of Stilwell visited Sunday in the home of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Roy Cheek of Sallisaw Mr and Mrs Troy Caviness and daughter and Mrs Ethel Johnson and daughter Beverly of Stilwell visited Saturday night with Mr and Mrs Leon Ritter of Tulsa Sunday they visited with Mr and Mrs Orville Adair of Collinsville Mr and Mrs Raymond Dunn Mrs John Brooks and Mr and Mrs John Adair all of Sallisaw visited Sunday in the home ef Mrs Velma Adair Mrs Ben Goss and Mrs Moul-try Knight visited with George Owens Friday afternoon at the Veterans Hospital in Fayetteville Arkansas ALWAYS PLENTY OF Butane-Propane Gas ii BERRY BUTANE COMPANY (Leave Orders at HOME SUPPLY CTORE) Bill Harper and "Toots" Abbott Drivers Phones: PR 4-2160 PR 4-2119 and PR 4-7532 4" I COLE There were no births at Stilwell Municipal Hospital during the last week County Students on Honor Roll at Northeastern One student from Adair county qualified for the honor roll and twenty-eight arc listed on the honor roll for the first semester at Northeastern State College Tahlequah Barbara Syler Westville qualified for the honor roll by maintaining a straight average for the semester Those listed on the honor roll with a average for the semester are Mary Adair Lola Ober Allison Claude Ronald Amos Carolyn May Andrews Marily Sue Andrews Edward Iris Burnett Robeit Earl Durham Elmer Lee Gregory Billy Guffey Mary Belle llall-ford Janice Gail Hatfield Bill Kay Alpha Sue Keen Norma Jean Mahaney Dessie Marie McGuire Patsy Eads Morton Lcnard Vern Nolan Louise Paden James Ernest Shannon Alice Waltrip and James Lowr-ery Williams all of Stilwell FVed Eigham of Watts and Darryl Cates Jack Leland Ciittendon Mildred Erickson Gerald Howard Neale Patsy Jane Ragsdale and Jamie Kermit Noah all of Westville Land Judging Contest to Be Held Feb 12 Adair annual land judging contest will be held on February 12 in the county courtroom at the courthouse it was announced this week by John Hedges Adair county agent Ed Roberts extension conservationist will conduct a two hour school from 10 to 12 a The actual judging of a farm near Stilwell will be in the afternoon All 4-H and FFA members interested in this project will attend There are four Vocational Agriculture chapters and 31 4-II clubs in the county and an estimated 300 will take part in the contest The winning 4-H team and FFA team will represent Adair county in the district soil judging in April Dr Pollone district soil scientist will locate the fields and put the official placings on each one Mr and Mrs Kemjeth Parks and daughters of Tufsa were week-end visitors of Mr and Mrs Alton Girdner of Bunch I Mr and Orville Yoe spent the week-end in Heavener Oklahoma visiting Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Smith i C) Mr and Mrs Doyle Osborn and children of Stilwell visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Bennett of Joplin Missouri Byrl Deason who is employed Kansas City Missouri spent the week-end with his family of the Spade Mountain community Mrs A Brannon and Mr and Mrs Ileail Brannon of pmnV visited Saturday with Mrs Oma Terry and daughter Shirley I I Mr and Mrs of Tulsa visited over the week-end with Mr parents Mr and Mrs Reeves Steinsiek Learn the Doctor Examines Your Write for free leaflet to the Oklahoma State Heart Association 825 13th Oklahoma City Okla In rural accidents over the nation in 1955 37 out of every 100 drivers involved were driving at excessive speed at the time of the accident Of the 63 persons killed in traffic accidents on Oklahoma highways in October 29 were drivers and 27 passengers involved in CO accidents Smoliey Says: AGREED There are too many unnecessary forest fires Be careful! -m WSCS Circle One to Meet Ciiele One of the Society Christian Service will meet Thursday February 7 in the youth chapel of the Methodist Church Visitors are welcome to attend these meetings it was announced Northside HD Club Meets The Northside Club met with Mrs John Thomason Monday Feb 4 The meeting was postponed Jan 28th' because of slick roads Mrs Harless presided Mrs Tillery led the singing of America after which Mrs Thomason gave the devotional using 1st Peter 1-13 through 15 Emphasizing the tiuth that our Christianity be dressed up on Sunday but should be a shining light all the time Miss Neva Nuckels the new Home Demonstration agent enrolled the members for 1957 and gave the lesson on Fabrics an interesting bit of information that she gave was that the fabric industry was the oldest industry known to more and that one-fifth of the population of the earth is employed in that industry It was decided all who could would go to the County Council at Westville on Wed Feb 6th The new year books were handed out and filled out Projects for the new year were discussed It was decided to observe the clubs 10th anniversary in March further plans are to be made at the Feb meeting The meeting was closed by reading The club will meet Feb 25th for their regular meeting with Mrs Don Refreshments were served by the hostess Mrs Bruce Cox and daughter Virginia Lee and Jim McCastlain of Clarendon Arkansas were week-end guests of Mr and Mrs A Swift of Keystone Oklahoma --o- John Diffie has been called to the bedside of hi uncle Elza Diffee of Plainview Texas who suffered a stroke Mr and Mrs Fred Catron and Mr and Mrs Dale Catron of Stilwell visited Sunday in the home of Mr and Mrs Covington and Mr and Mrs Ben Pinkerton of Tahlcruah Mr and Mrs Chailie Buck-master of Klamath Falls Oregon visited last week with Mr and Mrs Doyle Osborn of Stilwell II Chambers of Fort Smith Arkansas virited Saturday with his father Dr Chambers cf Stilwell Miss Ramona Padgett Is Now Working in Tulsa Miss Ramona Padgett daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Padgett has moved to Tulsa and is now woiking at Hillcrest hospital Miss Padgett is a registered nurse and formerly worked at St Mercy hospital in Fort Smith Arkansas Coffee Nets $46 for Polio Fund The polio benefit coffee given by the Eastern Star and Rainbow Girls netted $46 for the March of Dimes it was announced this week The coffee was held at the Stilwell Cafe last Wednesday January 30 Mr and Mrs Cecil Boster and daughters Wyvonne and Brenda and Mr and Mrs Wesley Boster and son Eugene made a business trip to Fort Smith and Van Buren Arkansas Saturday Feb-' ruary 2 On the return trip they visited with Mr and Mrs Shirley Boster and children of Natural Dam Arkansas Mr and Mrs John Duckworth visited Sunday with Dr and Mrs Duckworlh of Siloam Springs Arkansas and with Mr and Mrs Pulliam of Westville Mr and Mrs Byron Morris and son Leslie of Tulsa were weekend visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Lewis of The lesson of the was given by Mrs Holt Study questions weie on Exodus 262736 and 38 A short business session was held and nine home and sick calls were reported as made Refreshments were served by the hostess Those who were present are Mrs Ward Mrs Holt Mrs Carson Mrs Nona Zellars Mrs Garve Briggs Mrs Joe Hoskins and the hostess Mrs Eastham The next meeting will be held in the home of Mrs Garve Briggs Business Circle Meets at Freeman Home The Missionary Union Business circle of the First Baptist Church met in the home of Mrs Kate Freeman Tuesday February 5 with 19 members present The president Mrs Ina Mogg opened the meeting and Mrs Alma Vogt leadithd lesson on the eight chapter of John A business session was held and reports of committees were heard After adjournment refreshments were served Those who were present are Mrs Lillie Worsham Mrs Okla McMillian Mrs Virgie Ferrell Mrs Evelyn Thomas Mrs Evelyn Tate Mrs Pearl Bean Mrs Vera Baker Mrs Alma Vogt Mrs Ina Mogg Mrs Maigie Brewer Mrs Dell Kersey Mrs Opal Shipman Mrs Opal Worslmm Mrs May-belle Green Mrs Sallie Spyers Mrs Velma Adair Mrs Kate Hopkins the hostess Mrs Kate Freeman the eo-hostess Mrs Jennie Johnson and two visitors Mrs Mae Baker and Mrs John Burrows Nancy Jo Leatherwood daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Leatler-wood underwent dental surgery at Stilwell Municipal Hospital last week Today's Pattern Easier to cut Sew and fit 9317 Printed Pattern Printed Pattern 9317 (for shorter fuller figures): Women's -Sizes 36 38 40 42 44 46 48 50 62 Size 36 takes 414 yards 35-tnch 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