The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 5

THURSDAY MAY 26 1932 I VIRGINIA LEE BLACK Society Editor Office Phone 122 Residence Phone 169 LUNCHEON BRIDGE OR KANSAS CITY GUEST Complimenting Miss Mary Danner of Kansas City who is the house guest of Mrs Rollo ewel of Muskogee Mrs Clayton Burns entertained last Thurs day with a luncheon bridge in the dance hall at the Sallisaw dam Roses and other garden flowers were used to decorate the spacious hall where seven tables were placed for luncheon There were covers laid for twenty eight ollowing the luncheon contract bridge was played at three tables while auction bridge was played at four tables 'Irs Sam Pointer received the prize for high score and Mrs red Johnston for second high at the con tract game Mrs Pointer receiv ing consolation favor At the auction tables Mrs Selma Lewis scored high Mrs Gene Black of Paris Ark second high and Miss rances Sue Reager the consolation Miss Danner and Mrs Rollo ewel received guest favors The hostess was assisted in serving by Miss rances Sue Reager The following guests were present: Mesdames Robert Riggs red John ston Wheeler Mayo Joe Luton Sam Pointer A Johnson red Wood Max Reager Pointer Togo Moore A Cheek Harry Weaver Henry Winter Dale Mayo Selma Lewis Roy rye Cherry John John ston Lillian eatherston of Gore Gene Black of Paris Ark rank Huggins Edgar Huggins and Paul Moores of Vian Rollo ewel of Muskogee Le land Hines Misses Mary Danner of Kansas City Marguerite Rogers Har riet Zerr rances Sue Reager William Sawyer will spend the week end in Tulsa with relatives inis Cox is improving at his home from a severe attack of scarlet fever Mr and Mrs Ralph Benson of Tulsa visited in the home of Mrs parents Mr and Mrs George Chucu late last week Miss Emma Sue Kobel will return next week from Oklahoma City uni versity at Oklahoma City where she has been a student Miss Okla Cheek and Miss Dorothy Payne who have been students at A college Stillwater will return home this week end Miss Irene Matthews will leave Mon day for Tahlequah where she will en ter Northeastern State Teachers col lege for the summer term Mr and Mrs Walter Ivey and dau ghter Miss Patsy Lee returned last riday from a visit in Seminole Guthrie and Oklahoma City Mrs red Sawyer who underwent a minor operation several days ago in a ort Smith hospital is improving and has returned to her home Miss Mary Janice Huggins is ex pected home this week end from Stil lwater where she attended A and college during the past semester Mrs John and small son have returned to their home in ort Smith after visiting Mrs parents Mr and Mrs Bibb Mr and Mrs Gene Black and small son returned riday to their home in Paris Ark after a several days visit with Mr mother Mrs Black Mack Matthews and Bill rye will return the latter part of the week from A college Stillwater where they have been students the past school Mrs Wheeler Mayo is entertaining the Thursday bridge club today in her homt Bob Hampton of Boynton is spending the week in Sallisaw as guest of red Dunean year Mrs rye and grand daughter Miss Dorothy rye are visiting this week in Ponca City with Mrs daughter Mrs William Armstrong and Dr Armstrong Mrs Cecil Bauman and children will leave today for Bartlesville to visit relatives Mrs Charlie Williams of Oklahoma City is visiting relatives and friends here this week Mrs Busby Lucas is spending the week in Van Buren Ark with her par ents Mr and Mrs Henson Mr and Mrs Neel and Earl Towry left Monday to motor to Pampa Texas where they will visit relatives Mrs Melvin aulkner left Monday to enter Northeastern Teachers col lege at Tahlequah for the summer ses sion Miss Ella Taylor has arrived from Oklahoma City and will install a beau ty shop at the home of her father A Taylor Leslie Hines who is employed in a bank at Blackwell will spend the week end with Ws wife and baby and other relatives Mrs Wood returned Sunday from Bartlesville where she spent the past wees wnn ner son ooy wooo ana Mrs Wood Mr and Mrs Woll left Satur day for Tonkawa where they were called by the illness of their son Dr James Woll red Ogle principal of the Sallisaw high school will enroll for the summer term at Northeastern Teachers college Tahlequah Miss Corynne Winter of Oklahoma City will spend the coming week end here with her parents Mr and Mrs Winter Mr and Mrs Robert Bugber of Tula are expected to spend the week end with Mr perenla Mr and Mrs Bugber Mr and Mrs erguson have gone to Tahlequah where they will at tend the summer session at Northeast ern State Teachers college Mr and Mrs Edward and son Argyle and Mrs Lucy Brodie ot Oklahoma City spent the week end in Sallisaw as guests of Mr and Mrs Eugene Beasley They left Monday morning accompanied by Mr and Mrs Beasley for Amarillo Texas where they will visit for about two weeks with Dr KeEam and Miss rancis Kelle am Mr and Mrs Edgar Ross and daughter Mildred of Boynton spent the week end in Sallisaw with Mrs mother Mrs Duncan Mil dred remained for a week's visit Mr and Mrs Ernest Spriggs and small daughter Norma Helen will spend the week end with relatives in Bristow They will return via Checo tah to attend a Rural Mail Carriers convention Monday Mrs Blair and Mr and Mrs Slover of Sallisaw and Mr and Mrs Hutches of Okmulgee at tended the funeral service for their sister and aunt Mrs Mary Love which was held last riday at Boone ville Arkansas MT and Mrs Kobel spent last week end in Oklahoma C'ty where they attended a piano recital given by their daughter Miss Emma Sue Kobel Miss Kobel is a student at Oklahoma City university and is a talented musi cian Dr and Mrs Orin Thompson ol Rogers Ark were guests Sunday nt the home of Mr and Mrs Cherry They were accompanied home by Mrs Cherry and children and Mary Katherine who will spend the week as their guests Mr and Mrs Ed Pinkerton ot Wil burton spent Saturday here as guests of friends TTiey will visit in Russel ville Ark and other points before re turning to Wilburton Mr and Mrs Pinkerton were married Saturday morning at Poteau Mr Pinkerton is a former resident of Sallisaw Mn Mary Jacobs of Muldrow spent last week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Baker Mn Jacoba has spent the past year in argo North Dakota with her son Willard Jacoba and family She also visited her dau ghters Miss Alice Jacobs at Tulsa and Miss Nita Jacobs of Shawnee Mn Payne and her sister Mrs A Armbruster of nrt Smith left Wednesday morning for Oklahoma City for a short visit before going to Stillwater to attend graduation exer cises at Oklahoma A and College Mrs Payne's son Wilbur Payne will graduate from that college Mrs Payne will also attend graduation ex ercises at Phillips university Enid where her daughter Mrs Wayne ord will graduate Mrs ord is the former Miss Okla Payne THE DEMOCR AT AMERICAN Page hsg Mrs Dan Matthews was called to Stigler Wednesday by the serious ill ness of her grand son John Edward Holcomb BREWER LIKES I OO HOME AT CHECOTAH Below is a letter received by Mr ears from Brewer former resi dent of Sallisaw who with his wife now resides at the I home at Checotah Mr Brewer is well known in Sallisaw and his letter will prove interesting to read It is as follows: Checotah Oklahoma May 22 1932 Dear Bro ears and all brothers: This leaves me and wife as well as we were when we left home The family here at the Home is all able to come to the table 3 times a day ex cept one very old man he is not able to We had the Grand Master Bro Black to stay all night with us at the Home Tuesday he is a fine fellow a young man with a great future before him Bro Courtney and his good wife are on a vacation for a few days We need a rain on the farm very badly Our vegetables oats corn and potatoes are suffering for rain We have had no rain for 4 weeks Hogs and cattle on the farms are looking good though The grass is getting short We had 2 girls to graduate from the Home this Term'of school young ladi es with a bright future before them they have gone from the Home out the world prepared to enter the battles of life It did us people at the Home good when Checotah I Lodge presented a ten dollar graduating check to the two girls It proves to us that Oddfellowship is always ready with Sympathy love and friend ship to give to them that prove worthy to receive it We have 6 boys and 4 girls still in the Home with 42 old people Over at Carmon in the I Home we have one hundred children ranging from one year old to 18 years old The health in the Home at Checotah is good except one boy that has lately had an operation for appendicitis doing fine at this time Well me and wife are more than satisfied with our new Home nothing to do but to eat and sleep I went to Lodge Tuesday night and saw Checo tah Lodge put on and confer the sec ond degree in good shape and to the credit of any Lodge and did eat cream and cake to my content Che cotah has a fine Lodge and a good Hall paid for and out of debt and money in their treasury a fine set ot officers and well up on their charges Checotah is a nice little city with a population of about two thousand 22 miles couth of Muskogee on the Railroad has two banks good schools and plenty of churches two highways This is the 4th week lor us in the I Home at Checo tah and we are beginning to want to see some old faces from Sallisaw anl Sequoyah county Tell one and all ot our friends and neighbors of Sallisaw and Sequoyah that we still think ol them and the many happy days we have spent together and most of all wife and I were so glad to see our old life long brother and sister's photograph in the Muskogee Phoenix rancis we have known tor so many years Your brother Brewer and Wife MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED The following marriage licenses were issued out of the court ottice during the past two weeks: A Berrie age 32 and Miss Ida Bess Bright age 19 both of Muskogee Marion Davis 22 and Nell Choate 18 both of Blackgum Lasselle 21 of Oklahoma City and Jo Gober 18 of Vian loyd Ross 21 and Emma Jiles 19 both of Maple Grady Os burn 21 and May Young 25 both of Sallisaw David Bebcc 21 and Marie Jackson 18 both of Muldrow Leslie Dresklll 21 and Audrey Jarrard 21 both of Webber alls Elmer McCon nell 21 of Vian and Bertha Noel 18 also of Vian Jack Shelly 19 of Van Buren and Myrtle Worley 16 of Vian ate Rogers 22 of Sallisaw and Ima Marrs 22 of Sallisaw SYCAMORE NEWS There will be a pie supper at this place Thursday night for the benefit of the Sunday school and the base ball team Everyone come an4 bring a pie and a pocket full of money Everyone is Invited especially all can didates Several folks from here attended the Decoration at Vian Sunday afternoon base ball team played Vian's second team Saturday at Vian the score were 7 and 12 in favor of Sycamore Mn Arthur Jones and two cousins from Paris Ark visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Carmon Sunday Mrs Hess and Mrs Versa Hess and children visited Mn Tweedy Sun day afternoon Mrs Sam Anderson and daughter Okla visited with Mrs Emma Keck and daughter rances Saturday Mr and Mrs Ray Klohn and Delilah Ballard visited Mr and Mrs Buck Stage Calling Mrs Lamont After Hit II i At wB O' With meager experience and but five rehearsal Mrs rances Kent Lamont socially prominent wife of Robert Lamont Jr and daughter in law of the secre tary of commerce swagered onto a Denver stage in the role of Sadie Thompson In "Rain" and walked away with the show Her success won her an offer of a regular place in the stock cast Her husband is now in Russia discuss ing improvement of the cattle in dustry with Soviet officials Mrs Lamont is pictured here in dress of role Sunday Mr and Mrs Edd Anderson visited his parents Mr and Mrs Dick Ander son Sunday Mr and Mrs Bill Carrington of ay Okla arc visiting his lather Mr Car rington Cecil Wallace visited Mr and Mrs John Wallace a while Sunday after noon Barry Moss sjx'nt the week end visiting friends and relatives of Vian Mrs Dick Anderson visited a while Saturday with her daughter in law Mrs Nola Mae Anderson Little Miss Allen McConnell accom panied her daddy to Vian Saturday Miss Lynn Hess and Mr Theron Stewart called on Mr and Mrs Sam Hess a while Saturday night Mr and Mrs McGrew of Jenks Okla Mr and Mrs McGrew ol Kansas and Edgar Keek called on Mr and Mrs Ray Klohn a while Saturday evening Miss Virgie Carrington called on Mr Buck a while Saturday morning Mr and Mrs Geo Craghead and daughn Pauline visited Mr and Mrs Dixie Jackson and son Jimmie Sam Sunday Ray Klohn called on Henry Keck a while Thursday Misses Marjorie and Thelma Dul field Mr Thurman Tweedy and Wcs sley Thomas went hiking Wednesday evening Everyone come to Sunday school Sunday at 10:00 Mr and Mrs Jim Chocran have had tisltors the past wee! long news We were very glad to have Mr Har old Snow in singing with us riday and Sunday nights and welcome him back at any time Mrs Myrtle Bostick and Cornells Pinkerton attended the Decoration at Black Jack Sunday Miss Modell Collins spent Sunday with the Pendergrass girls Miss Callie Blackbird and Cleo and Joe Anna Vann attended singing Sun day rught Miss Esther Pendergrass was the over night guest of Mr and Mrs Vir gel Pendergrass of Maple Saturday night Mr Bill Cole visited with Mr Walter and Bob Evans Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Losse Russel spent Sunday and Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Cute Russel Mr Elmer Evins is planning on go ing to Hot Springs for his health Those who visited at the Edwards home Sunday were! Miss Ada and Maudie Whisenhunt and Mr Cute Russel Everybody remember singing Sun day Mr Scott Mr George Painter and Mr Tom Reed made a business trip to Sallisaw We sday Mr Earn Nickels was in Long Satur day We were glad to have the Liberty folks with us in Singing riday night Miss Maye Pinkerton visited a while with Mrs Emma Boyd Saturday morn ing and was accompanied home by little Miss Doris Ann Boyd Miss aye Balenger attended sing ing riday night Grandma Cole is on the sick list at this writing Mrs Mindy Cragg is visiting with 1 Maple folks the past week BALDRIDGE NEWS Bro Birchfield filled his appoint ment Sunday Our Sunday school at tendance was lighter than usual as several were visiting Dinner guests at the Spark man home Sunday were Miss Minnie Green Stumbaugh and family Mr and Mrs Buck Dyer and family of Drumright are visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Dyer Mr and Mrs Dave Nickles and fam ily spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Henry and family of Gans Mr Arlie Kelley was an over night guest of Mr Jack Hood Saturday Mr and Mrs Will Kelley spent Sat urday night and Sunday with the lat parents Mr and Mrs Hous er at Maple Mr and Mrs George Ester of Mul drow visited Charley Smith and family Sunday The Baldridge Bear Cats lost their ball game Sunday to Redland The score was 7 to 10 and the second team lost to Muldrows second team 5 to 11 There will be a pie supper at Bald ridge riday night June the third for the benefit of the ball team Every body is invited and a special invitation is extended to all candidates that will come Supper guests at Mrs annie Greens Sunday night were Mr Clifford Willi ford Woodrow argo Hasting argo and Miss Alice Maye Miller Mr Willard Miller was the over night guest at Winford Satur day Mr and Mrs Walter Kelley and family were the dinner guests of Mr Sperry Sunday SEVEN OAKS NEWS Sunday school is progressing nicely We were glad to have Madge ine of Chapel with us in Sunday school Sunday There was church Sunday at 11 by Rev Copeland The singing school has been very well attended We were very glad to have Mr and Mrs Haraway of Sallisaw with us at singing Saturday night Mr and Mrs Arthur Rodgers of Stamford Texas who have been visit ing here lelt Inst week enroute lor their home Mr Louie Sparks spent the week end visiting at Buffington Miss Cleatus Burton of Tulsa who was called here by the Illness and death of her brother Rufus left Sun day to return to Tulsa Mr Garvin Cooper spent Sunday evening with Manuel Peters Miss Mildred Miller took dlnnei Sunday with Miss Pauline Wright and Oleta Mrs Manuel Peters and daughter Pluma visited Sunday in the home ol Mrs Sam Williams Mr Hooley Sparks left Saturday en route to Carthage Mo Claude Cooper visited Sunday with Arthur and Leon Peters Miss Callie Mae Roberts of Chapel spent Monday night wit1 Mrs Ben Barnes Miss Anna Lee and Mary Lue Peters visited Sunday with Miss Mae Houser Everyone remember Sunday school WEST VIEW NEWS Sunday school was well attended Sunday a total of 39 There is room for more Come and feel like you are at home Mrs Willie and lorence Cupp en tertained a large crowd of young folks Satufday night with good singing Mr Leonard Burkley played the organ for the singing Visitors at Cupps Sunday were Buck and Jim Bashand and Douglas Thomp son Mrs Jim Cochron and Mrs Jolen Henron called on Mrs Cupp Saturday evening Leonard and loyd Burkley left for a short visit with their father at Spiro Everybody come to Sunday school Sunday SLOAN CHAPEL NOTBS Singing was well attended Thursday night Several people of this place attend the Decorattion at Akins Sunday Mrs rank reen is ill at this writ ing Miss Cletus Roberts spent Saturday night with Miss Marie Roberts Miss Neva Denney of New Hope was the Sunday guest of Mrs Callie Duty of this place Mrs Elsie Duty was the guest of Mrs Carrie Taylor Monday Mr Robert Duty ha returned from Claremore where he has been visiting his uncle Mr Clayton Taylor was the guest of Raymond Duty Siturday 7 39c 49c SUGAR CURED SMOKED BACON (IL Per Pound 1 44c 10c 25c 35 70c 15c Brass XSi 49c I DRY SALT MEAT Best Grade Per Pound PINK SALMON 2 Tall Cans for COMPOUND An 8 Pound Bucket for DRY SALT PLATE MEAT Per Pound ANCY GREY SHORTS Good as we ever saw INE GRANULATED SUGAR A 10 Pound Package for One Package To A Customer INE COUNTRY SORGHUM A 1 0 Pound Bucket for PRIDE APRICOTS I Peeled 2lt Size can for SUDAN GRASS ETERITA DARSO MILO MAIZE HEGARI KAIR GROHOMA All at reduced prices These are insurance feed crops and it is good policy to plant liberally of them YOU CAN BUY AT ATTHEWQJ BROTHER PRIDE MILK 2 Tall Cans or 4 Small for COW BOY MUSTARD Quart Jar for SOAP 12 Big Bars (Either yellow or white) PORK AND BEANS A 2lz Pound Size Can for 25 BRENT NEWS ITEMS Sunday school was well attetnded Sunday Miss Audrey Jackson spent Sunday with Miss Hazel Hollis Mrs Roy Morris and children spent Sunday with Mrs Annie Corder Mr and Mrs George Smith and family spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Rufus Lessley of Gans Mrs Maggie Jenkins has not improv ed at this writing Mr Edgar Hutchinson spent a while riday night with Mr Earl Latimore Mrs Wess and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wess Mr and Mrs Lane and lamlly spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mc Natt Mr Wayne Harden and Albert Pryor took dinner Sunday with Mr and Mrs Gr orge Smith Miss Mildred and Andrey Williams and Ruby Latimer spent Sunday with Miss Willie and Lorece Scott Mr Louis and Charley Bailey spent a while Sunday evening with Mr Manuel Dobbs Miss Hazel Hollis spent a while Sun day evening with Miss Opal Harmon Singing was not a success evening on account of rain Mr and Mrs Tom Lewis are the proud parents of a big baby girl They gave ht the name of Sarah Elizabeth WONOERIAND theatreU THURSDAY RI AND SAT EATURE CISCO 0 ROMANTIC BAI) MAN EAT! RING WARNER BVXTER EDMOND LOWE CONCHITA MONTENEGRIN AND NORA LANK An Exciting Romantic VTsrta An Henry Surprise Twist Ti Th Ending WARNER BAXTER Will Ride ItWr lour Heart and Ride way Ititt BL WANT ADS OR SALE Mrs Mysinger living 3 miles due south of Sallisaw has a targe flock of wore bred prize winning White Holland turkeys and is now selling eggs at Jdc each and day old paaHa at Uta each at farm or deRvered at Sal lisaw She is also selling White Pekia deck eggs st lc each and dwchHngs at each Look at her paalhj ar write her at SalHsaw Okla (tf real piano bargains We have in this territory two up right and two grand pianos that we think will have to be re sold Most of the original price on these has been paid We are willing to give you the benefit of this make contract to you and let you pay out on small monthly payments THESE ARE REAL BAR GAINS Write at once stating which cne you are interested in JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY ORT SMITH ARK (May 26 2t) OR Apartment gas lights and water furnished Sleeping porch bed room kitchenette See Bob Riggs COMEDY THE ROG" EDUCATIONAL: MAGIC CARPRX ARMADA A SPLENDID PROGRAM MISS IT! 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