Stilwell Democrat-Journal from Stilwell, Oklahoma • Page 3

Thursday, January 23. 1975 StilweH (Okla.) Democrat-Journal Attendance Totals 40 Special Gospel Singing At Bethel Church miles south and 1 mile east of Stilwell) Beginning at 7:30 P.M. Friday, January 24 SPECIAL GUESTS: Bill Einert Family of Clarksville, Arkansas OTHER FEATURED SINGERS WILL INCLUDE: The George Beam Family Lee Killer The Chieftain Quartet The Thomas Still Family Everyone Welcome NO ADMISSION CHARGE By Mn Jess (Jan. 20) There were 40 in attendance Sunday. Jan.

12 at the Proctor Community Church. We had a new Bible teacher, Bro Raymond Walters. He did teach a good adult peoples class. Bro Cecil Hern closed his revival last Sunday night. Sure had some nice services and had a good service Wednesday night.

Mr and Mrs Lester Mason have been down two or three times this week to visit us. We were over to visit Jess' cousin and wife, Jim and Mary Phillips at Lowery on Thursday. They had been down with the flu but were able to be up and about. I would like to have gone to Sena Church tonight but it was too cold and rainy. I sure Ho hope it doesn't snow.

Had a letter from our daughter and she said it was awful cold at Blackwell. We were in Siloam one day last week. Mrs Johnny Comingdeer is sick. Saturday morning and the temperature is around 40 decrees. We thought it would snow last night.

Singing Set For Sunday The Freewater Baptist Church will host the Regular Fifth Sunday Singing this Sunday. Jan. 26, from 2 to 4 The December singing was cancelled due to conflicts with holiday events. The public is invited. HM D-J JANUARY SPECIAL CUSTOM STEELGARD TIRES Steel Belted Radial GR78X15 5 HR78X15 63 85 LR78X15 PLUS TAX HOWARD'S D-X 2nd and Division Phone 774-7501 Meeting Set At Skelly A community Indian education committee will be elected at a meeting set for the Skelly School on Tuesday.

Feb.4. Eligible to vote are parents and guardians of students who are verified as one- fourth or more degree Indian blood enrolled in the Skelly School. NEW ARRIVALS Mr and Mrs Dennis V. (Hank) Morris Jr announce the birth of a son, Dennis Vernon III. weight 8 pounds 11 ounces, at Washington Regional Medical Center, Fayetteville.

Dec. 27. The maternal grandmother is Mrs Naomi Parsons, Westville, and the paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Dennis V. Morris Sr, Stilwell. Dr and Mrs C.H.

Abels announce the birth of a daughter. Amy Lynn, weight 7 pounds 7 ounces, at Siloam Springs (Ark.) Memorial Hospital, Sunday, Jan. 12. The grandparents are Dr and Mrs C.C. Abels, Westville, and Dr and Mrs John Meyer, Alberta, Canada.

Mr and Mrs Terry Rose, Westville, announce the birth of a daughter, Jamie Lynn, weight 7 pounds 6 ounces, at Hastings Hospital, Tahle quah, Jan. 7. The grandparents are Mr and Mrs John K. Rose, Wright Chapel Community; and Mr and Mrs John B. Pumkin, Lyons, Okla.

The little boy nearly drove everyone crazy on the Transatlantic flight. On one of his mad dashes down the aisle, he crashed into the stewardess, knocking coffee and cream all over the place. As she cleaned up the mesa, she glanced up at the momentarily subdued youngster and said, "Why don't you go play outside?" Read D-J ads. OU Player Is Speaker Suits Sport Coats Values to NOW Suits Sport Coats Mens Double Knit PANTS NOW SHOP EARLY WHILE SELECTIONS ARE GOOD JEANS LEVIS JEANS CORDUROY PLAIDS FAOEOUTS SOLIDS ONE TABLE CLOSEOUTS $J99 LEVI DENIM Blue Jackets Unlined MENS BOYS SHIRTS Dress Sport Knit Buy One at Regular Price Get One of Equal Value FREE EtW.CAMPUS LADIES GIRLS WINTER COATS Off (Lots of Winter Aheod) Girls Sportswear SWEATERS JEANS PANTS TOPS BLOUSES Off Dress far Less Ladies Sportswear Price One Rack of Fall and Winter Styles JANE COLBY BOOtN LADIES LEVI JEANS 1 2 Price Corduroy Plaids Knits Lots of Other Values No Lay-A-Ways All Sales Final CHOICE Mens Sweaters Values to Sweater Vests Boys Sweaters Sweater Vests 4.99 3.99 2.99 MENS BOYS WINTER COATS OH GOOD SELECTION BIG SMITH OVERALLS SJ98 PAIR Blue ond Stripe STUDENT MODEL LEVI FLARES Irregular Blue Denim Waist 26-30 pair PENDLETON WOOL SHIRTS CLEAN UP 12 each FALL and WINTER Act III SPORTSWEAR Off ONE GROUP BATH SETS Lid Rugs Assorted Colors -t HANES HOSE Colors and White Values to NOW CLOSE OUT ONE GROUP Mens Suits and Sport Coats WHILE 20 LAST ONE GROUP Mens WINTER HATS Solids Plaids each LADIES ROBES Fall and Winter Off Longs Shorts Quilteds Fleeces KITCHEN TERRY TOWELS 3 I 00 ERCANTILE Burnell Isaacs, Manager Westville 1 Steve Davis, quarterback of the University of Oklahoma football team, spoke at Westville, Watts and 8Uoam Springs High 8ehools a few days ago. Davis, making an Inspirational talk, told his listeners to have patience with themselves during adoles- I 8 Mrs Judkins, 57 Dies in Muskogee Mrs Harold (Martha Jane) Judkins, 57, a former resident of Westville, died Friday in Muskogee.

Mrs Judkins, born April 7, 1918, in Westville. moved to Muskogee about 40 years ago. She was a graduate of Westville High School. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church. Survivors include: her husband, Harold Judkins of.

the home, 524 S. 13th Muskogee; two daughters, Barbara Boyd, Owasso, and Diane Tucker, Oklahoma City; one son, Keith Judkins, New Orleans, three sisters, Beatrice Wilson, Ruth Shinn and Gladys Cole, all of Muskogee; one brother. Clifford Nunley. Orange, and three grandchildren. Services were held Monday afternoon in Muskogee.

Interment was in Memorial Park Cemetery there. CUT CONSUMPTION Reduce energy consumption in cooking. Use pans that entirely cover the heating element. This way more heat enters the pot and less is lost to the surrounding air. Attend Church Sunday.

eence. "Wait on your mind and body to develop fully," he said. He said the throe keys to a successfuK life are: (1) Patience; (2) Ability to do the best with what you are given; and (31 The will to dedicate your life to something "that last forever." Doc' Richards' Services Held Services for Vernon (Doc) Richards. S8-year-old Westville resident, were held Monday afternoon in the Hart Funeral Chapel with the Rev Audie Vaughn officiating. Interment was in the Westville Cemetery.

County officers ruled that Richards had taken his own life. Sheriff Dan Abbott said Richards was holding a .22 caliber rifle when he was found in his bedroom. He had been in ill health with a heart ailment for- some time, it was said. Richards, born Feb. 18.

1916, in Adair County, served as a rural mail carrier at Proctor for 22 years. He moved to Westville two years ago following his retirement. Survivors include: his wife, Mrs Aubrey Richards of the home; one daughter, Deloris Hendrix. Proctor; two sons, Kenneth Richards, Sallisaw, and Jerry Richards, Anaheim, one sister, Ina Smith. Westville; five brothers, George Richards, Westville, Avery Richards, Monte- be I lo, Leonard Richards, Whittier, Robert Richards, Sacramento, and Joe Richards, Leonard, and 13 grandchildren.

"Somebody ought to fund a study to find out once and for all if time saved by a new highway ever equals the time lost by its construction." Times ALL BUZZA Greeting Cords, Napkins, Paper Plates, Paper Cups and Stationery Vi Price CLOSE OUT ON ELECTRIC G.E. CLOCKS SAMSON ITE LUGGAGE OH ONE GROUP OF CANDLES Assorted Sizes and Colors each COOK WARE CANISTER SETS Vt Price CLEAN UP SALE PARROTTS JEWELRY.