" Clayton News
" Mrs, Jennie ]Busch
Post making and fence building
is the order of the day. Those
making fences ari pots the past
week were Quincy Rusco, Joe
and Orval Burton and Frank
Busch.
The gardens are greening up
fter a ice and frost. Some gar-
deners replanted their early gar-
dens.
John Watkins of Ripley pur-
chased a tractor planter from
Crl Bingnmn.
Leslie Ringwald's are having
'@lring done on the hutmen'
house.
John Ringwald. st.. who works
at Skedee for the Railroad gets
to come home weekends.
John Barth of Stillwater spent
Sunday here with his sister. Mrs
Busch and husband.
A large crowd attended the
MeOinty day at Ripley Monday.
About six bands were in the
parade. The parade marched by
Mrs McOinty's home for her to
enjoy. She is quite poorly.
Allle Mc@inty rode in the
parade as usual. A lunch was
served at noon and our friend
GUy Buckles held the lucky num
her that drew the fat calf.
Mr and Mrs Lew Cheney of
Blackwll. and daughter, Mrs
Pearl Busch and two sons from
Cushing spent Thursday here.
Paul Busch left Itonday for
another trip to Louisiana for
his oil Co.
We Join with our nephew
George Burlin of Tulsa over the
loss of his company's president,
W., B. Skelly. George is product-
Ion superintendent and stock
holder for the past 25 years.
Michael BUSch of Ripley who
has been quite poorly for the
pest everal weeks returned to
l'ds home after a three week
stay 1Yere wih his brother. Frank
Epper was sold.
Mrs Luke Loving is caring for
her mother who is ill at her
home sOUth of Perkins.
We are all happy to have Mrs
John Inman home from the hosp-
She came home Saturday Ir'resn
ital.
arid while visiting in the =°'"orn'it:
of Mr and Mrs Bounds in Perkins
the following neighbors went to
see her: Mr and Mrs Alva Murlin
and Edith Murlin. Mr and Mrs ..... ,-
Frank Busch and 1Vrs John Cop-
pinger.
John Inman' is busy helping
Mr and Mrs Lee Kirk set grass
with his tractor.
Frank Busch was the first to
have pheasant eggs ready to
hatch this week.
Paul Busch was the first to re-
port catching fish which were
some nice bass.
Reverend Wilkerson and Le-
roy Cragg of Ripley spent Sat-
urday evening here with friends
Mr and Mrs Busch and Michael
Thursday, April 18' 195"/ VISIT PERKINS AND OKLAHOMA IN '57--you'll enjoy it THE PERKINS JOURNAL
and Mrs Busch.
Sorry to heal" of t.he death of Green Onions Bun
Mrs Meade, our neighbor. She is 360 Doz " .--
a n o, s,,o,ro.,i]Lem0ns s 29c Radlsb es Cello
We have some flew land owners
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l00,00000000_Strawberries00ro00 _________ .,n,.ox 33C
U. S. No 1 Russet
.4 Ears 29c] Potatoes ' " 47€
For Bag
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Golden Cherries 2 39c
Valley
Cans
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• R;eT 1;re Pkg
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IMarsnmeliows Pkg
Busch" Ler°y was recently elect" i Wh rn e' reen 35 c
ed our new Ripley school board ,,
member. ReD. and Mrs WilkersOn Blue Lak Cut G
returned from points in Louis-. ole Ke el" ' ' '
iana:Mlssour'iandArkansas.Bible School Is in May lCorn 2 303 29€Beans 2 303
The Christian church daily Va- ans, ans
cation Bible sohool will begin,, , I' y l.#ast AS I 39 ¢
May 27. Regstration will be Fri- anta fe
daY. May 24, at 10a. m.Mr.arld Mrs lrris Knipe and ]Tomatoes 2 if: 25c HPeas 2:0
David Lynn were weekend guests an ans
of M.rarlMrsDocKnipe. ""hil T. h ''-'e e , ......
Potatoes 99¢
Randy and Ricky were Sunday 50 Lb
dinner guests of Mrs Blanche
Ham of Stillwater.
Women's ouncil Food SaJe, ack
Sturday, 9:30.
00,oz 33c
Weleh's G Juice Bottle
Brand
Easter Flowers I P ' " ' "
Buy l -- Get one Free Sliced in Heavy Syrup
CC 1 Crt. 35 - o,
. . o a Plus C eaches Cam 29c
Dep.
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'r Supreme's Lemon Creames & Choe.
" Plantsm RoS (yC°lsagCcolo,) Libby's Fresht FROZEN Fudge
-,-.=. -o Peas 2 10Oz 33 HCook;e "° 37¢
Gloxlna Caamelllas Pkg C # Value
Fresh Flowca-s ' '
" H Del Haven Fruit
Snapdragon Carnation :" =:,-" " _ _
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, Libby's Chunk e" ppl 29
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Bask t ' Cains Dated Nabisco's Graham
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Lower Frlces ljlr00ams Whole hDe D t.cleupll.n
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| , Save$70t0 $100! ., IIJd LIE). Ore i,o
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On All gee!0 Frees ' [IJr ryers Dr.n ,
One General lee e , pa, cty I(IIT' . r...., e_ u + T 1 f
$3!9."/5 NOW ONLY $279. llll J --.JL, ,tt .t , t ..... j II I[U
One Deep Freeze Upright, 0 Lb capacity I1111 '111 gl- .. . u. . o,u I . ! •. -. • .-'T • 2
Was $429 95 NOW $319 95
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One Nine Foot Deep Freeze, 350 Lb Capacity
Was $329.95 NOW $269.95
One Roper Gas Range- was $laDSALL SOLD ON pAYMENTsNOW $159.95" Canned Picnic Hams Each $2 39
--SAMSONITE LUGGAGE on Payments-- Rodeo . s
Jet Glass Day and Niglg Water Heaters Y
Del Mar Fo0d Store
Simmons Innersprlng Mattress were $59.50 __ NOW $,t9.50
ECLIPSE GAS and ELECTRIC LAWN MOWERS 1
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s o. Qs Phone 55 203 N, Main t h
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McDaniel & SON Hdwe. w PAY CAI-I FOR CREAM AND EGGS & Pecans ,,t
Trade In Ferkins l'rlee Effeetlv Friday and Saturday, April 19 & 20th, 1957