12 - The Perkins Journal, Thursday, March 29, 1973
Donna Murlin
There were 22 attending
church Sunday.
A group from Eden Chapel
attended Sunday evening ser-
vices at Rev. Van Nickels
Church, the United Methodist
Church in Agra. Sunday even-
Church in Agra. Those at-
tending were Lucel Etheridge,
Dan Albright, Loralne Wink-
ler, Iva Shaw, Renna Burton,~
Donna Murlln.
Rev. Charles Holand of Per-
kins visited Mr. and Mrs. Al-
va Murlin Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Griff Jones)s
granddaughter Peggy and Eric
from California spent Thurs-
day night and Friday with them
and also visited other relativ-
es.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
John Inman Saturday were Lloyd
Fite and Walter Battles of Still-
water.
Mrs. Lee Chesmore of Twin
Lake, Mich., is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Inman and Mr. Dave Ches-
more and Opal.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Court-
right and girls visited Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Burton Saturday even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Inman of
Depew visited his uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. John Inman, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKnight
a~ld girls visited Mrs. Joe Bur-
ton, Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Verlin Nelson
made a trip to Ross, Ohio to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Nelson and Jessie and Rainy.
While there they took Jessie
and Rainy to Ann Arbor, Mich.
to visit Judy Warner. They
reported a good trip.
Miss Ramonda Suiliss spent
Thursday night and Friday with
her grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Alva Murlin.
PREDICTED...
more people with more
spendable income, more
and better homes, more
industry, more jobs, more
b u s i n e s s, more parks,
more recreational facilities.
REQUIRED...
long-range planning, ini-
tiative, hard work -- and
a ready, dependable, low-
cost supply of electric
power to meet the needs
of a prosperous economy.
PREPARED...
your local electric coopera-
rive. We care about the
future -- and we'll be
ready to provide electric
power, .manpower and
ideas to help make
future brighter.
O-OPERATIVE
D. J. "Duke" Cooper, Mgr.,
Stillwater, Oklahoma
el
to serve
Board
Mr. Lawrence M. Ham, tRotlte
3, Stlllwater, Oklahoma l~
been elected to serve a three
year term on the Board of Dif°
ectors of the Payne County Co~"
servation District, accordingt0
Leonard A. Solomon, Executi#
Director of the Oklahoma Con"
ser vation Commission.
The Payne County
vation District is the local
of government responsible
the conservation,
and development of the
able to natural resources.
sistance from the
available to individual
owners, groups, cities or
in preventing pollution, lmprOV*
ing wildlife, recreation and ns"
tural beauty.
March 31, 1973, marks the fourth annual Ripley Pioneer Day.
One of the events is the parade in which we honor the Pioneer
Queen and her attendants. The candidates for queen are:
Senior, Vickie Savory; Junior, Janet Matheson; Sophomore,
Becky Hennls; a~ld Freshman, Linda Hilbert.
Each class sold raffle tickets on this saddle. The class selling
the most tickets will win the honor of their candidate being
queen.
Everyone is welcome to join the fun.
TUESDAY, APRIL
Mr. Ham will serve with
G. Williams, Lee Ray
Jr., James Kuhn, and
Denny on the Payne
Conservation District
The district clerk is Mrs. Ve$
Axtell. The district office
located at 201 West Ninth,
water, Oklahoma.
Burton Club
The Burton Quilting
with Edna Tabor the 20th
March in her home.
Those there were:
Nickels, Minnie Nickels,
Jones, Louise Sutliff and
key, Frances Kinkaid and
ny, Opal Courtright, Renna
ton, Judy Burton and
na Murlin and Lottie Shat
There next meeting will
held April 3 with Susie
els in her home.
PERSONALS
Helen Hurndon visited Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Grimm
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and ~drs. Lflburn
from oklahoma City visited Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Grimm,
urday.
Mr. and Mrs.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gri[
went to Stillwater Saturday
ternoon and visited Mark
Marla Grimm from Dallas,
and Mrs. Cleo Cefering
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
visited Mrs. Etta Elliott
Cushing Sunday afternoon.
* * * * * * $
Mr. and Mrs. Less
from Rlpley visited Mr.
Mrs. Ralph Grimm Monday
ternoon.
Specialty Of The House-
GENUINE HICKORY SMOKED RiBS
USDA CHOICE STEAKS
BROASTED CHICKEN
)$~ • "¢ **@~
.,o~° •
PRIVATE
CLUB
TUE. THRU SAT. 4:00 PM TILL 10:00 PM
SUN 4:00 PM TILL 9:00 PM
im
I S 1 S EAST 6
Owners: Tom & Marie Parks
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