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Four FAIRVIEW REPUBLICAN, FAIRVIEW, (Major County) OKLAHOMA Thursday, December 9, 1943 dA Society newsy and Interesting society column featuring every social anction held in Fairview and surrounding communities is desired by your society editor. To accomplish this the co-operation of every ized group in Major county and the bostess of every unscheduled function is solicited. Reports should telephoned, mailed, or brought to the society editor at the Republican office before 12 o'clock noon Wednesday. MARY ELIZABETH BRIDWELL, Society Editor Office Phone 39; Residence 60 Jane Speece Will Marry Petty Officer December 17 Mary Jane speece and Mrs. Robert L.

Speece, Fairview, have anthe engagement and approaching marriage of their Mary Jane, to Bruce Carlisle Edenton, Jackson, the late Mr. Edenton. wedding will take place on Friday night, December First Methodist church at Fairview. and Mrs. Speece will give a wedding reception at the Hotel following the ceremony.

Miss Speece, who has lived at Fairview since. birth, is a graduate of the Fairview High School. She attended William Woods college for girls at Fulton, and was a member of the school's acapella choir Last May she was graduated from the University of Oklahoma school of fine arts and school of education with a bachelor of science degree. She was a member of the girls' glee club and mixed chorus. Her sorority is Delta Delta Delta and she was a member of Kilpatrick club honorary educational society.

Her picture appears in the 1943 Sooner, University yearbook, as the year's beauty queen. Both the maternal and paternal grandparents of the brideelect were among the state's pioneer settlers. Mr. Edenton is stationed at the Norman Naval base. He attended the Riverside Military academy at Gainsville, and the University of Virginia where he was affiliated with Alpha Tau Omega, social fraternity.

He is a graduate of the Babson Institute ofB usiness. Administration at Boston, Mass. Before entering the navy he was in the wholesale grocery business at Jackson. Following their marriage the couple will reside at Norman while Mr. Edenton is stationed at that naval base.

White collar classes reported hard hit under wage formula. Mr. nounced daughter, and The 17, in the Mr. Cornelsen Bonds for Victory. buy 'em! Parents Announce.

Young, Marker Vows Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Young of Fairview Oklahoma, announce the marriage of their daughter, Violet Mae Young, to Wayne Lee Marker, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Marker of Rosston, Oklahoma. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Lela Gordon in the Friends parsonage at Alva, Okla homa, November 26, 1943. Mrs. Marker is a Senior 01 Fairview High school and plans to continue her school year here.

Mr. Marker is attending school in Alva where he will continue until his induction into the -service. HARMONY H. D. CLUB The Harmony Club met Nov.

26 with Mrs. Tracy Combs. Five members were present and one visitor, Mrs. Richtor. Roll call was on First Aid hints.

Some very good ones were given. Hostess demonstration was a handy and safe place to keep medicine. Mystery package was won by Mrs. Florence Smith. Game prize was won by Mrs.

Florence Smith. Refreshments were served of sandwiches, coffee, fruit salad and cake. We adjourned to meet with Mrs. Ruby Cravens Dec. 23.

Our mystery pals will then be known. THESE WOMEN! By d'Alessio BUREAU of MISSING PERSONS A "Something must have been worrying my husband- -he even uhon ho 1of4 Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Jolly Time Club met Dec. 1st in the evening with Mary Wilson in a regular meeting with members and 4 visitors present. The secretary reported in the treasury and $1,00 had been given to the Kit Fund and $1.00 for Red Cross. Plans were made for our Christmas dinner will be Derember 15 with Mrs.

Hale. Mabel Rhodes guessed the mystery package. Hazel Williams got the drawing. Mrs. Parker sent pot holders for several of the members.

Mrs. Scoggins and Mrs. Morrison got pal gifts. Each one took Mrs. Wilson a pot holder and May Wilson got a going away gift.

Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served to the following: Mesdames Mollett, Scoggins, Emrick, Rhodes, Hoyte, Williams Kile, and Harter and Mary Wilson and visitors May Wilson, Carelin Wilson, Keith and Jerry Williams. Every one had a good time visiting an dsewing. DINNER IN PARKER HOME A bountiful -turkey dinner was JOLLY TIME CLUB enjoyed by the following relatives in the home of the Donald Parkers, south" of Dane, November 25th: Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Parker, Grandma Crump, Marie Mrs.

Mary Parker, Mr. and Mrs: Art Kliewer and famfly, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Parker and family, Mrs. Albert Parkins and family, Mr, and Mrs.

Ernest Parker and Joe Allen, Roger Parker and son, Mr. and Mrs. Parker and Dean, Mr. and Mrs. George Parker and daughter, Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Hubble, Mr. and Mrs.

Anthony Hubble, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Parker and family. N. R.

A. CLUB The N. R. Club met at the Red Cross room for. an all-day meeting, 1, with Dorothy Warkentine as hostess.

There were seventeen members present and 260 kits were filled." During the business meeting it was voted to hold election 01 officers the first meeting in January. The penny draw was won by Louesa Specht, and Dora Belle Young guessed the mystery package. The next meeting will be Dec. 15, 2 p. with gift exchange.

Dora Belle Young and Margaret as hostesses. P. N. G. CLUB The Past Noble Grand Club met at the home of Georgia Lowell, on Tuesday evening, November 23, 1943, with 7 members and two visitors present.

The evening was spent in regular business of the club, and various games and contests. Making of kits was discussed. Refreshments of jello, wafers, pickles and coffee was served to following present: Nina Vore, Fay Harder, Hazel Williars, Bess Apple, Minnie Hagerman, Bessie LaDow, Nettie Lowell, Jerry Williams and the host- ess. Club to meet again on December 14th, 1943 at Mrs. Nettie Martin's.

Visiting in the home of Mrs. P. F. Harp the past week was Mrs. B.

James, wife of Col- who onel" Boyce M. James, is on overseas duty in the Mediterranean area. Mrs. James was en route to her home in Greenville. S.

after attending the wedding of her son, Lt. Boyce M. James, Jr. which took place in on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs.

Earl Davis and son Gean, who for the past three months have been living in Fairview, moved. to Bell, California, this week, where they will join Mr: I Davis. 000000000 Wed Savings FRIDAY SATURDAY ONDAY MOTHERS OPTS CookersCup and Saucer 0. TATOES Dinner Plate 15-1b Peck 44c Laundry Bleach California Head 1-Quart DUROX Bottle 12c LETTUCE 12c 8 Arm SODA Hammer Cranberries 8c Fresh, Quart 33c 8 Box Seedless Mammoth RAISINS 29c Big CELERY Stalk 30c Fresh 2'16 Del Monte Sweet 2-1b: Box PRUNES 37c POTATOES 25c Lemon or Orange All Meat PEEL 15c Hamburger 29c Package Fresh, Pitted Like Home-Made8-Oz. Cello.

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BEANS 2- Cans 25c 2 No. CORN 2 Cans 25c FRY CHICKENS, FULLY DRESSED FLOY GROCERY and MARKET PHONE 13 FREE DELIVERY 40 Church Lets its CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES You know there is a great message and a timely inspiring message when the crowds con tinue to come. You know there is an awake friendly ship when you hear departing worshippers say, "I'll be back next You know there is consecration when you see members calling and inviting others to come to church or to become a You know there is definite action when week by week believers come to obey Christ in a scriptural way. The Christian church is a friendly dedicated to the upholding of the teachings of the New Testament as their only creed and way of life, pleading for a unity of all believers into one great church where all may work together for the conquest of the world and the ushering in of the Kingdom of God. The Christian church accepts only Bible names and B1- ble parctices regarding the will of God as superior to the opinions of man.

You, too, will be facinated at the simplicity of teachings as they are brought forth from the Word of God and find your religion not only a vital factor but the most vital factor of your lives. Start Sunday by resolving to attend the Christian church throughout the Christmas season, the new year, and all year. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Cedar Springs C. J. Cromwell, Pastor.

Sunday School, 10 a. m. George W. Ewbank, Supt. Morning Service, 11 a.

m. N. Y. P. Society, 7:30 p.

m. Mrs. Hazel Allsman, sponsor. Evening Service, 8:30 p. m.

Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. WE INVITE YOU successful year and many interesting items will be released for publication tollowing this meeting. If you are not a parent of a scout but are interested in this program notily the local Scoutaster and plan to be present. QUITE A TUMBLE Chattanooga, Tenn.

-In order to safeguard his winter coal, Jesse Williams carried two tons of it bucket by bucket, up two lights of stairs to his porch. one night, stepping on the porch to get a bucket of it, down came porch, coal and Williams. He was treated for cuts and bruises at a local hospital. NONCHALANT Salt Lake City, Ltah. After peering through the marble railing of the State Capitol rotunda, four floors up, little David Jones, 3, attempted to move but he couldn't -his head was stuck.

A fire department rescue squad greased David's head, chipped marble for an hour, then pulled him out. David was asleep. Is your subscription paid? LIFE'S Little TROUBLES -CAN'T SLEEPNo need to lie in bed worry and fret because CONSTIPATION or GAS PRESSURE won't let you sleep. Be sensible- -get up-take a dash of ADLER-I-KA as directed, to relieve the pressure of large intestines on nerves and organs of the digestive tract. Adlerika assists old food wastes and gas through a comfortable bowel movement so that bowels return to normal size and the discomforts of pressure stop.

Before you know it, you are asleep. Morning finds you feeling clean -refreshed and ready for a good day's work or fun. Get Adlerika from your druggist today. "JOHNSON'S DRUG ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday School, 10:30 a. m.

reaching, 11:30 a. m. Service, 1:30 p. m. Preaching 8:00 p.

m. Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00 p. m. Friday, C. A.

Service, 8:00 p. m. Saturday street service, 3:00 p. m. Tuesday, December 14th, all day fellowship meeting.

Everyone invited to these services. William P. McCaskey, Pastor. BAPTIST CHURHC C. L.

Moser, Pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Fred Kliewer, Supt. Worship Hour 11 a.

m. Baptist Training Union 7 p. m. Wayne Offot, Director. Worship Hour, 8 p.

m. Prayer Service, Wednesday at 8 p. m. SCOUTS TOHOLD RALLY Reserved as secrets are a number of interesting and almost amazing facts about the Boy Scouts of Fairview Troop No. 25.

These facts will be revealed on Tuesday night of December 14th when parents of the Scouts, Scouters and Scout executives, and all interested in Scouting will be guests of the Scouts at a covered dish dinner and rally meeting. Plans are under supervision of the local Scoutmaster, J. Thomas Segroves. The guest of honor will be the Regional Scout Executive Kelly DeBusk, of Enid. The Scouts have had a very AT FIRST SIGN OF A USE 666 666 TABLETS, SALVE.

NOSE DROPS You pay nomore for These Quality For do Camp Fire Girls Plan Carnival Dec. 10 The Fairview Camp Fire Girls invite you to attend their "Plane pun' Carnival Friday night, December 10, at the Municipal Auditorium in Fairview. Proceeds from the carnival will go towards an ambulance airplane which the Camp Fire Girls hope to buy, At the carnival you can play bingo, or if you, are a sportsman you can catch fish in the girl's pond. You may also have your photograph taken for the folks 'at home, before starting on your aeroplane trip, and get your fortune told. You can be assured of an evening of fun if you bring your pennies, your wives and your children to the "Plane! Fun" Carnival.

ROYAL THEATRE FAIRVIEW Friday and Saturday BIG DOUBLE FEATURE "CAPTIVE WILD WOMAN" with Evelyn Ankers and John Carradine also "TENTING TONIGHT ON THE OLD CAMP GROUND" with Johnny Mack Brown also Comedy Prevue Saturday Night at 11 Sunday Matinee, 2:30 4:30 Monday Night also with Edward G. Robinson and Marguerite Chapman also Selected Short Subjects Tues. Wed. Thurs, "WHAT'S BUZZIN', COUSIN?" with Ann Miller and John Hubbard also Selected Short. Subjects Thursday Night is "Wahoo Night" Potatoes Russet Idaho sk279 Oranges New Calif.

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10 FLEMING'S COFFEE lb Jar FOLGER'S COFFEE Fresh Shipment tb CAIN'S BETTER lb MEATS PORK ROAST Lean tb BEEF ROAST Young Beef 1b LARD 4-1b Carton OLEOMARGARINE Meadowlake th 35c Can 73c COFFEE 33c COFFEE 25c 30c 28c 69c 21c PRUNES Fresh Italian No. 10 CATSUP 14-Oz. Bottle JELLY Assorted Flavors Qt. SODA CRACKERS 2-1b Box POST TOASTIES 11-Oz. Pkgs.

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