The Democrat-American from Sallisaw, Oklahoma • 3

Thursday Sept 28 1933 THE VIAN PRESS VIAN OKLAHOMA Page Three Office Phone 122 Residence Phone 169 BRIDGE PARTY Miss Irene Matthews was hostess at a bridge party last Thursday evening at her home to honor Mrs Everett Dodge and Miss Katherine Reager of Nowata who were visiting in the city The color scheme of yellow and white was featured in the appoint ments and red roses were used abund antly to decorate the rooms Bridge was played from three tables at which Mrs Herman Worley received high score favor and Mrs Everett Dodge second high favor Miss Kather ine Reager was presented with guest prize A dainty salad course was served to the following: Mesdames Everett Dodge of Nowata Howard Ward Of Muldrow Jack Cheek Clarence lora Herman WoHe'y John Morrow and Misses Katherine Reager of Nowata Geneva Cheek Laveda Wilson Paul ine Ewens rances Sue Reager and Herma Cheek RECEPTION HELD One of the largest social events of the month was the reception given last Monday evening in the basement of the Presbyterian church by the Parent Teachers association for the new teachers and new comers to the city A very interesting program wa presented featuring readings solos and duets Henry ord Reager and Billie Maxine Romans gave vocal solos that were highly enjoyed A duet by Misses Carlotta Warneke and Anna Lowe Wiggins was well received Miss Diva Justice gave a reading and responded with an encore number Several very interesting games were played The Ice by Dr Mor row and Mr Hoover w' especially enjoyed and proved to be very enter taining During the evening the new teachers and new residents of the city were asked to form a line to bo introduced to the crowd Those introduced were: Mr and Mrs Gurdie Hurd Miss Dorothy Majors Miss Patton Dr and Mrs John Morrow Miss Elizabeth McCurdy Raymond Lloyd Mrs Justice Miss Diva Justice and Mr and Mrs Westmoreland Punch was served by Mrs Leland Hines Mrs Cecil Bauman Mrs Rockett and Mrs Leon Black About seventy five guests were pre sent PARTY OR HUSBAND Mrs ears entertained at her home last Thursday evening with a party to honor the birthday anniver sary of her husband Appropriate games were enjoyed and delicious refreshments were served to the following: Mr and Mrs Oscar Capps Mrs A Cheek Mr and Mrs Haraway Mr and Mrs Neal Dr and Mrs Ice Mr and Mrs Jack Wear and Mr and Mn ears BIRTHDAY PARTY Little Miss Colleen Benge enter tained with a party Monday afternoon ot honor her 10th birthday anniver sary The honor guest received ten dolls and several other presents After games and contests refresh ments were served to a group of young friends YOUNG PEOPLES UNION The Young Peoples Union will meet Sunday evening at 6:30 in the audi torium of the Presbyterian church A special drive is being made to have an attendance of 60 or more Plans are being made to have an interesting program and everybody is invited Last Sunday evening officers were elected for the remainder of the year Miss Nita Oliver is president Billie Holder is vice president Biddy John ston is secretary treasurer and Maxine Holder is the new song leader We are beginning another series of meetings in our Young Union and are striving for a bigger and better union during the next three months of 1933 The outcome depends on you We boys and girls are the future of Sallisaw and many of us will play a much more important part in life Are you prepared? Help us and your I self by pledging your support to the Young Peoples Union which meeta at the Presbyterian church during October Nita Oliver Pres Telling You Happy Days are Here! The wheels of industry have lieguti to turn The hum and whistles of the cotton gins make music again People are going hack to work Cotton is moving Checks are here for cotton acreage plowed up Largest relief pay roll ever made now to be distributed Main Street paving to start soon Join with us in celebrating HAPPY DAYS AGAIN We appreciate the good will and friendship (the most valuable asset a store can have) of Sequoyah county people You have loyally patronized the Sallisaw Cash store over a period of years and we gratefully acknowledge same We cordially invite you to visit our store shop leisurely take your time Y'ou will find it profitable You will find our store PACKED WITH NEW THINGS which you will need for your winter comfort Our stocks are absolutely void of old or undesirable goods We have no plugs to wish off on you You can not go wrong by trading with ns RED GOOSE SHOES ARE BETTER ALWAYS! We feel honored with Red Goose shoe agency It is our aim to sell the best shoes money can buy Red Goose shoes have stood the test of time made of materials of tried and tested quality Sallisaw Cash Store CARL RIX Renew year subscription' to the? Democrat American before nrtntmr for fifty cents Crabtree Tin Shop in Brewer Building next door to uneral Home All kinds GUTTER WORK ROO ING and RADIATOR REPAIRING See Us or Expert Work: JUNIOR LEAGUE The Junior League met Sunday evening at 6 clock at the Methodist church with their sponsor Mrs Gil bert Their lesson was about Love These present were Shannon Wheeler Kathleen Lovett Betty Ruth Garrett Vera Rosson Carl rix Alden Steven son Margaret Scott Lester Alma Sue Lester Charles Mattox Jewel Mattox Ernie Black and Betty Har rison CHICKEN ROAST A group of Sallisaw people enjoyed a chicken roast at the Sallisaw dam last Saturday evening following which they assembled at the home of Mrs Westmoreland for bridge At bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs red Ogle and red Wilson Those present were Mr and Mrs red Ogle Mr and Mrs Gurdie Hurd Mr and Mrs Busbee Lucas Mr and Mrs red Wilson Mr and Mrs Westmoreland Mr and Mrs Togo Moore Mrs Henry Burrow Mrs Alton Gean Miss Sue Burrow and Mr Hor ace Westmoreland of Muldrow 4 AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY HAS MEETING The American Legion Auxiliary held a business meeting Tuesday night in the Hut About twenty members were present After the business session games were played The next meetiing will be held Tues day evening October 3 Refreshments will be served Everyone interested in the American Legion is invited to attend Mr and Mrs Harry Lee Spencer have returned to their home in Mc Alester after a vacation visit with his parents Mi and Mrs Spencer Mrs Woll left last riday for Tonkawa where she will be the guest of her daughter in law Mrs Cassie Woll for several weeks Mr and Mrs red Wilson and Miss Irene Matthews were ort Smith visi tors last Saturday afternoon Hight of the Buffington com munity was a Sallisaw visitor Satur day Miss Katherine Reager and Mrs Everett Dodge left last riday to re turn to Nowata after a few days visit in Sallisaw with friends and relatives Mr and Mrs rank Hedge and small son of Tulsa were guests over Sun day of Mrs sister Mrs Will rancis and Mr rancis Mrs George Sallee of Webber alls is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs I Mrs Dorman Young who is visiting her father Jim Scott at Long spent the week end at home Mr and Mrs Walkup and Miss Grace Scott have returned from Cush ing where they visited several days Miss Viola Peck was shopping in ort Smith Tuesday in the interest of the Bradley 5 and 10 cent store Roy Welton of Poteau was a Sallisaw business visitor Tuesday Mr and Mrs A Jandel and Mr and Mrs Bill Lavelle left Tuesday for Hot Springs where Mr Jandel and Mr Lavelle will be connected with the building of a highway They were con nected with the construction of High way 17 near Sallisaw Mrs Ina Lozier and Miss Ella Taylor attended the show in ort Smith last riday evening Jim Randolph Sodie Romans Al bert Peters Arch Young and ears attended a firemen's conven tion in Oklahoma City the first part of this week Mrs Jess Baker has as her guests this week her sister Mrs Eliza Smith of ort Smith and her aunt Mrs SherreU of Oklahoma City George Mitchell Guy Thompson Claud McDonald Perry Campbell EB Bugher and Cheek attended a convention of county officers in Okla homa City the first part of the week Mayo is recovering from an illness of tonsilitis at the hame of his parents Mr and Mrs Wheeler Mayo Mr and Mrs Spencer Gallagher of ort Smith visited friends in Sallisaw Saturday Mrs Wood and Mrs red Wood were business visitors in ort Smith Monday The farm home and household furnishings of George Land living about 8 miles southwest of town were destroyed by fire about 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon Earl Ivey of Seminole spent the first part of the week in the city visiting his father Ivey and other relatives White of Muskogee visited over the week end with his niece Mrs ain and family Raymond Lloyd and Arch Riggs were Renew your subscription to the Democrat American before October 1 for fifty cents OOD SALE: The Wesley ellowship class and Young Class of the Methodist church will hold a food sale at Williams Market Saturday Sept 30 beginning at 10:00 a Cakes pies and dressed chickens will be on sale This will be a good place to buy your Sunday dinner Mr and Mrs Ralph Gilbert of Tulsa spent the week end in the city visiting with relatives Max Reager was a business visitor in ort Smith today Mr and Mrs Crabtree of ort Smith have moved to Sallisaw to make their home and have opened a Tin Shop in the Brewer building next door to Moore's uneral home Mountain View News Those making 100 per cent in spell ing last week were: Billy Denton Elizabeth Blalock Loveta Ellis and Garland Price Alex Denton was absent from school riday on account of illlness Betty Jane Denton is on the sick list Mr and Mrs Jeff Diffee and son Bobby Dale visited with Mr and Mis A Diffee Sunday Mr and Mrs Dave Clark had as their guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Lue Ball and children and Miss Lillie Hart Loveta Ellis Elizabeth Blalock Gussie Carlile and Clara Jean Mc Clanahan visited with Margaret and Jessie Price Sunday Mr and Mrs McClanahan were Muskogee visitors Sunday Mr Walter Kyle Mr George Sher wood and son are transacting business in Missouri this week Mrs Ellis and daughter Geraldine were the Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs Pearl Blalock Mrs Pete Ales visited with Mrs Jesse Dunn Sunday Mr and Mrs elix Denton and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs rank Denton Sycamore Locals Sunday School wasn't very well at tended Sunday We were glad to have Miss Lizzie Anderson back at Sunday School Misses Sally Welch and Lula Lee Morris spent the week end with Miss Lucy Lee Moss Miss Lucille ord visited Mrs Bertha Wallace Saturday afternoon Miss Clara Brumley from ields Chapel spent Saturday night with Miss Ola Craghead Mr and Mrs Bob Cotner and child ren visited Mr and Mrs Richard Young Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Milton Moore and small son and Mrs Moore's sister vis ited Mrs Hess Sunday Lynn Hess spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Hess Everybody come to Sunday School Sunday and bring some one with you Let us all get interested in our Sun day school Muskogee ree State air Opens Saturday With the opening of the ree Okla homa State air at Muskogee Sept 30 to October 7 inclusive but two days away entries in the various depart ments are coming rapidly The closing date for making entries was riday night Sept 22 in all except the Poultry Department and it is September 29 the day before the opening of the air Exhibits this year will be excep tionally interesting with fine herds of cattle registered sheep and swine from over the country entered The Eastern Oklahoma Livestock Division open only to residents of Muskogee Ok mulgee Wagoneer McIntosh Pitts burg Sequoyah and Cherokee counties is attracting more attention than ever ALWAYS REMEMBER: We Like To A PATRON OURS: Beauty Shop Phone 180 Notice Gas Consumers: Vi As we are re laying gas mains orc Wheeler avenue in preparation for the pavement gas will be cut off a short time between 1 and 3 Sunday October 1 1933 John Noel Dist Mgr McCalman Matthews Brothers! Sallisaw Oklahoma Mrs Wayne ord and longer visit SalL water is expected to spend the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs I Jesse Worley' 25c 7 Bars of Soap Mr and Mrs Towry and 53c 10 lb Pure Granulated Sugar A Good Work Shoe with Storm Welt for only $187 at Back Meat per lb It In SaHiww Miss Jessie Lee Worley who tending A and college at Harrell of the Maple com a Sallisaw visitor Tuesday Sunday in Ira Holder Thurman munity was Tuesday for Hot Springs Booth has been connected construction of Highway 17 hold a similar position at Aik with and that Buf the and MlM Mrs were Mr and ort Smith Mrs Wheeler Mayo will entertain the Thursday club this afternoon There will be two extra tables of guests A Carlile spent Tuesday the guest of relatives week end guests of Mr Lloyd's parents near Hot Springs Ark Mr Lowe Mutual Aid Life Insurance agent of Muskogee was a business' visitor in Sallisaw Monday Mrs Henry Burrow and Gean attended a show in Tuesday afternoon County Attorney red Green Judge Ingle Herman Worley and At torney Wall spent Tuesday in Oklahoma City on business Miss Lorine Pinner of Gans was a Sallisaw visitor Wednesday Senator and Mrs A Carlile are home from Oklahoma City for a week's visit Mr and Mrs Woodward spent Sunday in Prairie Grove Ark with her brother Robert Parks Nathan Agent was a ort Smith visitor Wednesday afternoon Miss rances Kelleam expects to leave the latter part of the week for her home in Amarillo Texas after visiting her aunts Mrs rye and Mrs Beasley Bob Daily of Muldrow was a saw visitor Tuesday Owen Chuculate returned to his home in Oklahoma City last week after a month's visit with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Chuculate Mrs in Gore as is at Still Mrs Alton ort Smith Sheriff George Barger Dutch iReed and Carl Carson of Stilwell were in Sallisaw Tuesday on business rank Herring left Tuesday morning tor Oklahoma City where he went to accompany home Mrs Herring and her sister Miss Karen Harris who have spent the past week visiting in that city 8 lbs Onions Irish Potatoes per lb Three 5c boxes Soda 3 lbs Brown Sugar Bran lakes Overalls Pint of Salad Dressing for 2 No 2 1 2 cans Best Grade Hominv for 15c 10c $100 2 large twists Cotton Boll Tobacco for 15c package of Hominy lakes for and Caps 50c 75c and WANTED: A good milk cow to keep for her feed Will be given excellent care Call (the Democrat American office phone 122 Mr and Mrs Kobel were guests of honor Sunday when Mr and Mrs Carnail Wheeler entertained a group of relatives at dinner at their horn WE WANT TO TRADE OR A EW HUNDRED GALLONS SORGHUM MOLASSES ALSO A EW HUNDRED BUSHELS GOOD CORN SEE US ABOUT GREEN BEANS NOW Billy David Alfred was able to re turn to school Monday after several days illness JIrs Ed rye and daughters Mabel rye and Mrs Rusek and Breedlove of Muskogee the guests over the week end at the home of Mrs rye Miss Mabel rye remained for a week's visit Mr and Mrs Holder of fington were guests home of their son family Rev and son Timmy and Mrs ord's sister Miss Dorothy Payne of Barnsdall have arrived lor a visit with their parents Mr and Mrs Payne Rev and! Mrs ord and son will leave Satur day to return to their home but Miss Payne will remain for a with her parents Mr and Mrs Leland Hines and1 children spent last Saturday afternoon in ort Smith Mr and Mrs George Booth and children who have had apartments at the home of Mr and Mrs Willie Scott left Mr the will place Horace Moore Sam Pointer oster Colcloueh Carl rix and James Point er were among the Sallisaw people who attended the football game at Bufaula last riday 23e 21c S125 S125 Miss Sue Burrow is spending a few days in Oklahoma City with her sister Mrs Oscar Noble and family 23c 3c 11c 25c 10c 59c Miss Mildred Horton of Tahlequah visited with Mr and Mrs Roblnscn in Van Buren Sunday 23c 23c Overalls 98c 8 oz Work Pants 98c 16 oz Extract Lb Vanilla Wafers ancy Grey Shorts Cotton Seed Meal Mr and Mrs Cherry and child ren of Tahlequah were guests of friends in the city Saturday Mr and Mrs Cherry are former residents of Sallisaw and always receive a hearty welcome on their return Mrs Alvin Storts were visitors Tuesday afternoon Mrs Anderson has returned from a visit with her son Edward I Mrs John Pope and Miss Elizabeth Anderson and Mrs Anderson in Tulsa McCuidy were in ort Smith last Saturday afternoon ZLc I 9 ft Pick Sack $LI5 Made from Grade A 8 ounce Duck 32 oz Dairy Maid Baking Powder for 25c No 2 1 2 can Pride Peaches for 17 2c 8 lb of Lard 61c Best lour at per hundred $345.