The Logan County News from Crescent, Oklahoma • 2

LOGAN COUNTY NEWS Crescent Oklahoma Thursday February 16 1961 Columbia HD Club mrnwmo mmmmam Hij i it Mrs Effle Cunningham forme' olds Regular Meeting Crescent residLnt ZmZ the Coumbta Home Demonstratton club GuUrle Feb 2 CLASSES MEET Martha and Mary class and Home-makers class met at the Baptist church for a potluck supper honoring their husbands The Homemakers were hosts The couple arc at home to their friends at 118 North Broad Cu hre Lynn Hardman Mrs Maxine Barnes Mrs Raymond Gooch Mrs Romaine Abell Mrs Charles Sanderson Mrs Wayne Bennett and daughters Mrs Donald Coffin and Mary Alice Miss Minnie Rose Tellaro Luann and Lisa Plagg Those sending gifts were Mr and Mrs Wheeler Coburn Mrs Anna Dodd Mrs John Adams Mrs John Note of Thanks We want to take this means of thanking each of you for helping with the Benefit Card Party sponsored by the Crescent Jaynes A special thanks to the American Legion for use of their hall the Logan County News for printing our tickets Mrs Hood for special prizes and all others who helped in any way Crescent Jaynes Pink Blue Shower Honors Mrs Coburn Mrs Lawrence Coburn was honored with a pink and blue shower in the Abell community building Monday afternoon Feb 6 The hostesses were Mrs George Plagg Mrs Hubert Plagg Mrs Albert Sanderson Mrs Willard Gooch Mrs Forest Gooch Donald Gooch Mrs Chris Miller and Mrs Leonard Tonti The gift table was decorated with a stork hovering over a replica of the Coburn home and the honor ee was assisted by Mrs Leonard TonU in opening and displaying her gifts Mrs Hubert Plagg conducted appropriate games Guests were Mrs Elmer Tontz and Mary Jane Mrs Morrisett Mrs Vern Chadwlck Mrs Oliver Canning Mrs George Hudspeth Mrs A Tellaro Mrs Joe McCubbin and Mrs Note of Thanks I wish to thank all my friends who havo en so kind remembering me I am doing as well as I could hope for Knola Taliaferro 4148 Hackett Lokewood Calif Stedham Mrs Ivy McLaughlin Mrs Fred Carey met Friday afternoon In the home oi Mrs A Smith with 12 membeis present Mrs Tillie Long was a guest Mrs Leah Dunn president was in charge of the meeting Mrs Katcliif chaplain read the 21st Psalm Mts Mary Baxter led a discussion group The educational tour to Oklahoma City is Feb 21 The bus fare of $3 must be in the me demonstration agent's office by Fib 18 The district council nuettng at Shawnee will bo hdu March 24 Joe Jones will be hostess whoa the group meets in Mirch and Mrs Alfred Rigdon will be lesson leader Present were Mrs Emma Seigmann Mrs Leah Duin Mrs Nora Cain Mrs Mary Baxter Mrs Fannie Mc-Cundkss Irvln Stalder M's Wisley Barker Mrs Rutcliff Mr- Ralph Hedrick Willie OU-manns Mrs Tillie Lous and Mr Karl Vadder THE Real McCoys by HOPKINS CABMICMAKI 8 TrtTyIX I ADDV'C 'yj-gj LARRY 5 I ll Si OF VALUES Hi iJW JJ --v Card of Thanks I wish to thank the many friends and relatives who sent cards gifts and flowers during my recent stay in the hospital Also for the man'- visits Thanks again It was so nice to b' remembered Grace Beauchamp AWRI4HT REVENOOCR kwk 60NNA UTVUttAmYFER WIT 0 Hopkins or Carmichael Insurance A gen la Farmers Merchants Hank Energetic Work Club The Energetic Work club met with Mrs Ray Miller Wednesday Feb 8 Members present were Mrs Glen Gibson Mis Donuld Coffin and Mary Mice Mrs Jamrs Kughn and Palsy Ruth Mrs Willard Gooch and Mrs Brown ALL PURPOSE 8 Treasure Hurtf 3C0 lb con 73c 4 0 mmm i KRAFT SALAD DRESSING iracle Whip qt 47c fi a IT WHIPS' 11 Kuners Fancy 02 £1 mx CATSUP TJltUeH MILNOT 2 tall cans 19c No 2Y2 can BELLE ISLE IN SYRUP PEANUT BUTTER 4 aches 3 fi Duncan Hines mm CAKE MIX Hl-C 46ozcan BStar Crust III SCUTS 2 cans 1 5 jCr Wa Orange Drink 3 for 95c 0 Parkay MARGARINE A It mth AKMUUK'S THICK SLICED I BRIUH HOT AM ALES Giant Size GOOD BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK 590 Mm 1 ixratl tnmng or SALAD OIL ft 3 AC SALAD OIL Kraft Chocolate MALTED MILK BACON 2 fta380 ARMOURS CLOVERBLOOM CHILI Buy I tb Get lb Free 390 Kraft Sliced Pimento Cheeee' can 49c mumm V' i 1 1 i aumthine lh4fmm KMi8PY CRACKERS 1 box mi 710 Sunshine COUNTRY STYLE PURE PORK SAUSAGE lbs 3 hraft Sliced American Cheese pa pliESlTcRISP baam MI XT PILLOWS CANDY sit No I White Russet 0 because they haw the advantage of electricity They live with electricity every day and their lives are made better by it Our children will never squint at their school lessons in the light of a kerosene lamp They won't have to huddle in front of a wood stove to keep warm on cold winter nights There's no hauling water from a cistern to the house It's pumped in electrically! Who said "Those were the good old days" before the rural electrification program began? Our children are lucky to live elee trically low and are we Lettuce Arftf90 10 a A ROME BEAUTY es Measure Hunt Cimarron Khrtrie CmiptratUe Kittftfinhn Oklahoma Bmrher Mgr 2toSl.