Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • 2

STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOUR NAL STILWELL' OKLAHOMA Thursday May ft 1W hire Two PINEY STILWELL DEMOCRAT-JOURNAL PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT STILWELL OKLAHOMA a HOrKIKR hHbkir BOXH ANN BOTKINS Ultaf Bmicrre wnl riu mB ilbr at th OHiw at Mnd Otbtaa Naurfe Ik mm aader th act at Oaanaaa at March IS7S The AAsir Cnil DcBaerat-GInacr wmlitaM a Pcaiccrat" Mar SI IMA the WatU Joaraal caaaalitatci aa lha "Pawal TMraarr It (MI All a Pcaraarat Jaaraal Jaaaarr I IMA One more thing! are you absouteiy sure you're using Phillips 66 Motor Oil? HORN (Last Week) Quite a number of folks from here attended Decoration Sunday at the Pilgrim Rest cemetery The Reverends Isaacs Stewart and Patterson delivered good sermons at the afteroon services when the house was filled to capacity and many stood on the outside unable to get seats on the inside Several people were happy to again hear Uncle Lynch Patterson preach Mr Patterson in advanced years has been preaching from time to time at this place and surrounding territory for the past 40 yean He and family moved to this part of the country then Indian Territory from Geongia when your correspondent was wearing three corned trousers We have been asked by the Pilgrim Rest folks to infor read' en of D-J through our column that they are now expecting volunteer contributions for the upkeep of the cemetery People are now donating money for the purpose of paying some one to take care of the cemetery Any one desiring to contribute to this fund either bring or mail your contribution to Mrs Marx Chastain who has been appointed treasurer The perry harvest is under way at this place Mrs Fate Nolan and Elmer Bohannon are busy this week with their crop Otto Mellows purchased a new power hay baler last week and plans to bale hay this summer Mrs Tom Panter is reported on the sick list this week Mr and Mrs Pete Henderson announce the arrival of a fine 8-lb boy on Sunday May 18th The proud parents have named him Johnny Paul after both his granddads Mrs Bertha Bracy and son Le-Roy of Tulsa visited their nephew Pete Henderson and family and sister-in-law Mrs Eva Stevens on Sunday They were on their way to Clear Springs for decoration Mr and Mrs Dell Terry of Poteau visited Mr and Mrs Terry this weekend Mr and Mrs Allen made a trip to Pryor for a weekend visit with old friends Murray of Muskogee visited his family over the weekend (Last Week) Mrs John Bradley of Bartlesville is visiting her father Uncle Frank Adair Clyde Little and Robert Keck of Lincoln Ark were Tuesday business visitors at the Lee Akins home Mr and Mrs Bud Rogers of Westville visited Mr and Mrs Zeke Adair Sunday Visitors in the Adair home Sunday were Mr and Mrs Earl Grooms and daughter and Mis Emma Grooms of Oak Grove and Mrs McClure Blake-more and children of Rock Springs Mr and Mrs McCarty of Dutch Mills Ark attended Decoration at Piney Sunday Doctor and Mrs Masters of Hot Springs Ark visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mis Adair Mr and Mrs Carl Hill and daughter were in Disney on business the past week We are sorry to report Jim Gordon on the sick list and wish for him a speedy recovery The Legislature has finished its task and adjourned An appraisal is in order Its work will compare favorably with previous sessions Public matters considered cover wide scope with many highly controversial matters and enacted legislation will touch every element 'of the State's citizenship and it be several months before the full import of legislation will be fully known PROVED BY 66 BILLION MILES OF SATISFACTORY SERVICE WORLD WIDE COMMERCE IN POULTRY IS REALITY SAYS COLLEGE OFFICIAL Not only in the field directly applicable to poultry production and products has there been great progress but also in the study of chicken behavior in the rela- tion to human beravior the A and poultry specialist adls In the field of sociology and psychology there have been new and remarkable developments This has een done by the establishment of peck orders and other social orders amony chickens There is ample reason for the poultry industry of the to give its full support to the Eighth World's Poultry Congress which will be held in Denmark in 1948 Resulas accrued from the seventh world congress have been justification for the effort put forth by the American Poultry Industry to carry on next congress Thompson concludes Pilgrim Rest One noteworthy fact stands out Much bitterness of former sessions was absent and either the professional lobbyist kept in the background or was less promiscuous than in former sessions though istanccs of his presence was evident Legislators have come to the conclusion it is their bounden duty to legislate and regulate the conduct of the people from the cradle to the grave hence much time is spent considering matters which should never get onto the floor of the two bodies And another thing observed there is a growing dis-posistion among legislators to encroach upon reservations guaranteed the people in their Constitution and especially was this noticeable in the matter of a Constitutional Convention and in trying to take creation of debt by bond issues away from the approval a most dangerous tendency which must be guarded scrupulously especially since the people reaffirmed their opposition to incurring debt without their consent Complex as is our society there is little left any more to stimulate individual initiative Why growth of assumption that the average citizen cannot stand alone and regulation must extend over human activity surely this is unnecessary We hae observed a marvellous concord between the Legislative and executive branches much closer than usual and this brings an exultant pride to every citizen Governor Turner by his high and honorable attitude has elicted much commendation as it has been accomplished without fanfare He has met the leaders in a positive way and has seen practically every line of his promises made to the people enacted into law Now the responsibility for a successful administration of the affairs is his He has gone about accomplishing results modestly and quietly in a legal orderly way that convinces every one he is sincerely trying to accomplish results which will benefit the masses So far we have observed no threats of reprisals against any segment of our society and Mr and Mrs Jimmie Padgett are the proud parents of a baby girl bom May 9 in a Prairie Grove hospital Mother and baby getting along nicely Mr and Mrs Lloyd Stay-at-home are welcomed into our community They moved into the house near England cemetery The pie supper which was held in Lydia Bear home was well attended The Peavine baseball team played Christie on Christie ball diamond Sunday afternoon The score was 10 Peavine and Christie 7 Fourteen inings were played Cherry Tree will play Pea- vine on Peavine diamond Sunday Mrs Oscar Padgett has had many callers and many nice cards She thanks everyone for making her days more cheerful while she was a patient in Hastings hospital recovering from injuries sustained several weeks ago when a car ran into the Padgett auto near Baron (Last Week) very glad to report our Sunday school progressing hicely: Had our decoration Sunday end Those from Stilwell attending a wonderful service The ceme- "World wide commerce in poultry products is a states Thompson head of the Oklahoma A and college poultry department in the current issue of the Poultry Science JouraaL Thompson points out that in the last few monts there have been air shipments of eggs for hatching from the United States to Poland and Russia baby chicks and poults and adult turkey breeders to Mexico and South America baby chicks to Manila in the Philippine Islands market eggs from San Francisco to Honolulu and adult chicken breeder stock to Puerto Rica There also have been shipments by rail and sea notably of market or table eggs by ordinary freighter without refrigeration from the USA to Switzerland Shipments such as these indicate tthe pioneer spirit within the poutry industry in the US Thompson says Through efforts of the US poultry raisers who have followed the National Poultry Improvement Plan stimulated by the Seventh World's Poultry Congress' mortality of chicks produced by participants has been reduced to almost nil Breeding stages of the Plan have stepped up egg production and growth rate of chickens almost beyond belie! These are further indications of the effort this country is putting forth in the poultry Decoration Sunday afternoon were Mr and Mrs Fqstec Mr and Mrs I Butler and son Mrs Will Helwick and son Jimmy and Keller Misses Jeanne and Leola Adair of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Adair The farmers were thankful for the rain which fell Monday as it will greatly benefit the oats and com SEE ME Before you sell your STRAWBERRIES North Adair County News trust there may be none impo Ed Note D-J is indebted to Mr Collums former Adair county publisher for this kindly tribute to Governor Roy Turned and his opinion of the just recent Legislature 9 HARRISON LEACH at tery looked very pretty The trustees of Pilgrim Rest have decided on a way of keeping the cemetery clean they took an offering Sunday of $1455 and as soon as they collect enough money will hire someone to keep the cemetery clean Anyone interested send their offerings to Mrs Mary Chastain Stilwell Rte 4 as she was appointed secretary treasurer Our Sunday school will put in all the birthday offerings for the up-keep of the cemetery Mrs Luther Renfro and children of Avant are spending the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Chambers Mr and Mrs Pink Poteet and children and Mr and Mrs Tom Capps attended services at Stilwell Sunday night Miss Dixie nose of Tulsa is visiting friends here this week Mrs Dorothy Davidson i Tah-lequah visited Monday and jfues-day with her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Hunter Mrs Jewell Pruitt and children of Stilwell spent Saturday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Patterson We have changed our prayer meeting night from Thursday to Tuesday Bro Arthur Essary was with us Thursday night Hope he can be here Tuesday night Blanck Land Co Phone 201 for prices Try One Ask For Another Mrs Elizabeth Sisco of Green Valley was a Thursday evening visitor in the Spires home Mr and Mrs Wilkerson Mrs Oscar Kinzey and Henry Simmons were Monday business visitors in Jay Mr and Mrs Crow spent a part of last week with their daughter Mrs Reed and family at Marysville Ark A large crowd was out to preaching services Thursday night and quite a few singers made a joyful pound of praise to the Lord in song Rev Wilson will preach again Thursday night May 29 at Green Valley Walter Johnson of Tulsa was a weekend visitor with Mr and Mrs Spires and other friends in Siloam Springs Mr and Mrs Hess and children Anna Mae Charlene Cherry Frankie and the married daughter Jimmy Lee Hornby Gene and son of Joplin Mo were Sunday evening visitors in the Spires home Mrs John Eisenhaur of Green Valley was awarded a beautiful picture at the recent county council meeting for her outstanding devotional work in the home demonstration club This year she is taking the life of Paul Mrs Stobbie erf Chandler is in Nebraska at the bedside of her mother who is critically ill We hope for her mother a sr edy recovery Everyone is invited to attend the home demonstration club meeting to be held May 22 at the Carnes school house when Brother Stobbie will be guest speaker A two-inch rain fell Thursday night here and it is going to take quite a bit of sunshine for the strawberries as they are showing some signs of spoilage South England Hollow A different kind of carbonated drink as Much and Twice as WALLPAPER new pe Items For a reef of letting beeuty yen can't gi wrong with these heavy fire-miitant Hen Shingles If yen need a new reef don't put off buying these long lotting lew-cost shingles Many beautiful front which to 5 per roll and up Act M4T RE-ROOF for AS LOW AS Beautiful Memorials $604 a month MONUMENTS AND MARKERS OF DISTINCTION 0 Kinds of Complete Stock of Many Different Granite and Marble Genuino CYCLONE FENCE FIR PANEL INTERIOR DOORS The pie supper at Lydia Bears Thursday evening was well attended Pies and sandwiches were sold to raise funds for the base ball team The music was enjoyed was furnished by Jim Armond Ramona Padgett returned home from the Indian Hospital at Tah-lequah Tuesday afternoon Mrs Cole of Muskogee visited the Mission Saturday afternoon Mrs A Havens is visiting Mr and Mrs A Wennerberg of Tahlequah Miss Maxine Charles of Spade Mountain visited Ramona Padgett Sunday Mrs Eliza Bear and daughter Oleta visited Ephraim Padgett and family Sunday Jim Armond of Muskogee visited Jimmie Padgett and family over the weekend The Peavine base ball team did not get to play Sunday due to truck trouble Mrs Jimmie Padgett returned home Sunday She stayed with her mother Mrs Jessie Ketcher of Peavine en returning last Monday from a Prairie Grove Ark hospital Several from our community are busy picking strawberries Apr 47 HANKINS MONUMENT CO Fayetteville Ark Atchley Mgr Stilwell Yard "1 1 UDDERS STILWELL MEN IN NAVY MANEUVERS A better grade each step braced- pail rest 4 ft 279 359 4 ft 429 Horn vmere I sit Jy Joe Marsh Apr X47 MaarttmamU Absolutely 8 nett qualify top r-jv clear fir Limited guaa-A tollable ia I 2 and Beautifies asi heme Installed steel pests Sold In any length The Interest Comes First $1076 emh 1121 each 1136 each 2 A'" 39c lin ft 49c Bn ft 59c lin ft Two Stilwell men Otis Butler 24 shipfitter first class USN son of Mr and Mrs I Butler and Harold Etheridge 20 seaman first class USN son of Mrs Bessie Etheridge are serving aboard the destroyer which recently participated in Pacific Fleet maneuvers in Hawaiian yraters Butler entered the Naval service in June 1942 and received his recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes III During the war he served aboard the mine layer USS Salem in both the Atlantic and Pacific participating in the Casablanca and Okinawa campaigns Etheridge entered the Naval service in November 1944 and received his recruit training at the Naval Training Center San Diego Calif During the war he served aboard the destroyer USS Mustin which was in "the Okinawa campaign Way In which beer Is sold It works constantly to divorce the sale of legal beer from liquor to weed out unfit beer licensees and to cooperate with officials to maintain proper conditions In places where beer is add BONDEX UA-47S2 5-lbPks Been noticin' that Pete boy Pete Jr has been doing' a mighty nice business at the filling station he opened up alien ho came back from the service your secret" I asked him the other day said Pete Jr just give people more service than they expect It pays Real public service pays off for a whole industry just as it does for a single business Take the brewing Industry for example in Its self-regulation program in Oklahoma The 8 Brewers Foundation sell beer but It does have a lot to do with the NOW BEFORE THE SPRING RAINS START CHECK THESE LONG-BELL ROOFING VALUES (Last Week) Miss Lucy DePas and Mrs Earl Taylor visited friends and relatives in Tulsgover the weekend Mr and Mrs A Wennerberg and Bob Studie of Tahlequah visited the mission Saturday A Mother's Day program was given by the mission school children Monday afternoon The mothers were given flowers Every one enjoyed the program Mrs Oscar Padgett returned home Thursday evening from the Indian Hospital Tahlequah Mr and Mrs Joe Charles and family visited Mrs Elisa Padgett and family Sunday They also visited Saturday with Ramona Padgett who is still in the Indian Hospital at Tahlequah From where I sit rood for Oklahoma communities as weH as for the beer business Itself 90-lb Roll Roofing $300 A great amount of time is consumed in talking nothing doing nothing and indecision as to what one should da Mary Baker Eddy 1947 IL BREWERS FOUNDATION OKLAHOMA COMMITTEE 1104 1 Nofleed IMg OMeheme tty.