The Perkins Journal Thursday, May 5, 1977.9
Dreams do c,ome truef
J Gene Orchard
we travel down the
we all have hopes
Here in Rip!ey,
the joy of seeing a
fs dream come
Clemens.
years Tressie had
see her children
up healthy, happy
their education and
filies of their own.
Years of an uphill climb
has become a
Tressie also had a
nice home which
she never ex-
to come true. Trestle
the wonderful person
’as happy with the
that her children
grown up and doing
somewhere there
aaother dream working
.' to Tressie.
oldest son had also
that someday he
build a home for his
all she was the
was who he is and
he is today. And this
be just a small pay-
say "Thanks Morn"
work and doing
me. So R. J.
and his wife,
Jones McBride
their dream in mo-
tad on Jan. 1, 1977,
were able to
keys to the new
Mother (Tressie),
,ing the dream come
since Jake was the
he wanted to fulfill
but at the same
Lot leave out his broth-
sisters. So they are
process of helping
landscaping and
of the new home
a lot of work on
homestead which is
aext door to the new
So when Tressie's
all get together she
;sent and fu-
tips.
2 an open house
in the new home.
day was a long
friend, Lurline
Tressie gave each
a personal tour of the
It is a 3 bedroom, 2
and black brick.
is carpeted with
brown tones and
Early American
in the kitchen
room. The kitch-
harvest gold appli-
dark ash cabinets.
Tressie informed me
inside decorations
Lot complete, I was
taken with the larger
was done in
d white with accent-
One bedroom was
white, another blue
the third was
td white. There is a
room and
double car garage which
has automatic door openers.
There's a sound system
throughout the whole house.
Present for the open house
were her children, Mr. and
Mrs. R. J. McBride of Okla.
City; Mr. and Mrs. Don
Hurst, Broken Arrow; Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hunt, Moore;
Jim McBride, Okla. City;
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cle-
mens of Ogden, Ken.; Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Clemens of
Ripley; David Hurst and
Bryant Hurst of Ft. Worth,
Tex. Dr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-
Bride of Iola, Kan. were
unable to attend.
Friends attending were: Vi
Merrill, Cliff Cantrell, Bethal
Craig, Ethel Gray, Minnie
Devers, Larry Devers, Lorna
Olmstead, Betty Mitchell,
Mrs. Les Watts, Reva Man.
derville, Theabelle Vincent,
ENJOY A
DELIGHTFUL
Nelma Amey, Clois Nickel-
son, Goldie Stiles, Florence A dream come true -- the Clemons homes in Ripley.
Ingersol, Margaret William-
The First Baptist Church
at Carney will run their
church bus, to pick up any-
one who wants to go to the
Baptist Church, beginning
Sunday, May 1 at 9:30 a.m.
If you need a ride call Leon
Wilson at 865-2361 or Rev.
Dan Bantwell at 865-2580.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK
AT CARNEY
City Council-May 2
Fire Board Meeting-May 3
Extension Homemakers
meeting-May 3
Masons Meeting-May 5
W.M. Meeting at Assembly
of God Church- May 5
Track Meet at Carney ball
field-May 6
FFA Banquet at Carney
School-May 6
BACCALAUREATE
The Baccalaureate serv-
ices for Carney Seniors and
son, Mildred Rickstrew, Eighth graders will be Sun-
Florence Love, Marie Snave- ). day, May 8 at the Carney
ly, Dessie Monday, Viola and Try N to High School Auditorium,
Herb Shoup, Bert Van on O s beginningatll:00a.m.
Buskirk, Gene Orchard, El- Senior graduation will be
lean Todd and Ray Bunney, -- May 13 with the Eighth
y N y grade graduating May 17.
aU of Ripley. Marie Lozier of b ant Durbln School will be out May 18.
Cushing, Dorthy Arthur of TAKE TRAIN RIDE
Mehan, Loden Ball, Tummy 1 The Fifth grade class at
Chesmore of Agra. Refresh-
ments of cake, punch and Jones was Mrs. H. I. Jones ; Carney went to Guthrie early
of Tulsa. All your Tryon Friday morning, April 29,
coffee were served. The Tryon town board friends will miss you when to catch the train for a ride to
Tressie, May I express meeting is tonight (Thurs.) you move. Oklahoma City, as their class
how I enjoyed being in your at 7:30 p.m. Town Hall bldg. If your taxes went up and trip for the year. Their teach-
new home. It may be a new All welcome to attend, you want to file a complaint, er is Mrs. Nancy Davis.
home, but it is a home with The cafe next to the post you may do so at the
much love and happiness tht office has re-opened and is Chandler Court house. They BIRTHDAYS
you feel when you enter the operated by Wanda Raines. are having hearings at this ANNIVERSARIES
door. And it's a beautiful Christine's Rec. Center is time. Congratulations to the fol-
feeling to have the honor to now operated by Mr. and On Friday, April 22, the lowing Carney community
share the dreams of you Mrs. FredGates. Scouts and Cubs held a people who celebrate
and your family which came Nancy's Buy and Save sleep-in at the Tryon Gym birthdays and anniversa-
true. GodBless. Store is almost ready to with director Mr. Kelly in des this week: Manuel
open. She is accepting items charge of the sleepless night. Savage, Julia Kinder, Homer
Down To Earth on consignment. Some of the On Thurs., April 28, the cubs Smith, Carolyn Bailey, Sher-
Well, everything is getting clothing will be from out of had a cook out at the home ry Anthony, Jessie Potter,
back to normal after Pioneer state, Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Lonnie Savage, James Rob-
Day. It was great, but I for Tulsa. Westfall. The Scout Troop 65 ert Perry, Maxie Myers,
one, feel like a large weight A few .new homes have of Tryon left Friday, April 29 Stacy Galyon, Marilyn Lipke
has been lifted off my shoul- started to be built north of to camp out at Will Roger and Tonya Johnson, also Mr.
ders. My husband called and Town--Tryon is growing campgrounds, and Mrs. Lorn Starling on
asked how everything went again. SCHOOL NEWS their anniversary.
off. I said fine. He said, Mr. and Mrs. Max Burrow A hayride was held on May Godgrant hofyou
"Tell everyone Hello," and had a recent visit from Mr. Friday, April 22 for the 7th many more happy ays.
I said I would as I've been so and Mrs. Paul Evans of and 8th grade class. School HAVE VACA'. ION
busy since the last of Febru- Cushing. will end on May 18 and you Workers at Diner Mills in
ary, I know our friends think Mr. and Mrs. Charley return on Friday May 20 to Chandler had a few days off'
I have forgotten where they Burrow had a recent visit pick up your report card. this past week, so the plant
live and their phone number, from their daughter and her Summer is upon us again, could take inventory. The
butlreallyhaven't, husband, Mr. and Mrs.
I just sometimes have Marvin Martin of Wetumka, The Tryon School has had vacation was very much ap-
trouble finding enough hours Ok. Last Tuesday a dinner many teachers and parents preciated.
that gave of their time. We Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sav-
in the day. And (hopefully) was held at the Charley all say things and hope you age went to Guthrie last Sat-
after getting the yard work Burrow home in honor of all have a fine summer, urday to visit Mr. and Mrs.
and housework back in order Mrs. Burrow's niece, Verla CHURCH NEWS Bud McCorkle. They watch-
I hope everything will be Morton of Tacoma, Wash. A fellowship dinner was ed the 89'ers Day parade
back to as near normal as They hadn't seen each other held on Wed,, April 20 at the while there.
it ever gets in the Orchard for 20 years. Other guests Baptist Church with church Mrs. Bess Holt spent a
household. At any rate, a lot were Mrs. Cloetta Burrow, services following the din- week in Nicoma Park with
of long hard hours were put Tryon, Pinkey Slover of ner. A three day Revival will her daughter, Kathryn Gai-
in by many people for Nornco, Calif., and Harley start attheBaptistchurchon ther. Her son, Gerald Holt.
Pioneer Day. So hoping to Holcomb of Okla. City. The Friday, May 6 and through brought her home and spent
make next year a little eas. afternoon was spent looking Sunday which is also the night with her.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dornan
startler' thereplanningiS a nextmeetingyear'st° at old familYon TuesdaypiCtureS'April 26, a Mother's Day. So remember had as their Sunday after-
Pioneer Day. cake and ice cream social to buy her a gift and tell her
you love her. The service will noon guests last week, their
,, was held at the home of Mrs. he by minister Richard former pastor of Del City,
Leona Waiters in honor of Rev. Thornton, and his faro-
Bailey.
Mrs. Ovia Waiters, who will Nothing stops the mail ilv.
be moving to Arkansas. A service, here is a sample of a JR./SR. BANQUET
gathering of ten of her close letter addressed to me AND PROM
friends were there, Mrs. Nanvy Curbin, Tryong, Ok. The Carney Jr./St. Ban-
Laura Davis gave the prayer. , and it still found me. quet and Prom was held Fri-
Also present with Mrs. Floyd -o-
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Mr. and Mrs. David
Sharp,Perkins are proud to
announce the birth of their
baby daughter. Kelly Diane
is the name chosen by the
new parents.
She was born at 5:45 p.m.
April 24 at Stillwater
Municipal Hospital, weigh-
ing five pounds, 13 ounces.
Mrs. Twila Hastings of
Weatherford is the maternal
grandmother.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil K.
Sharp, Perkins, are the
paternal grandparents.
Mrs. Bessie Sharp, Paw-
nee, is the paternal great-
grandmother.
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ATTENDED SEMINAR
Mattie Lee Thompson,
Perkins, attended a three
day Tupperware Seminar in
Dallas, Tax., Sun.-Tues. of
last week.
day night, April 29 in the
Carney School cafeteria and
gym.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Sav-
age had as their visitors
Wednesday afternoon, their
son Lee Roy Savage and his
wife, Virginia and Mrs. Sav-
age's sister, Lillian and hus-
band, Vic Weiderman, all
of Midwest City. Also their
daughter, Pat Skaggs and
two of her children, Melvin
and Marybell of Carney.
Everyone have a Happy
Mother's Day. May God
Bless each Mother over our
land:
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Tryon student wins
law day essay contest
Michael Turner, a fifth-
grade student at Tryon
Elementary recently won an
essay contest sponsored by
the Payne County Bar
Association. His essay was
one of three winning essays
in the Tryon fifth and sixth
grade class submitted for
consideration. The theme
centered on "How I Can
Promote Justice." His paper
was selected the winner from
the Payne County fourth and
fifth grade classes.
Michael and his parents
were honored at the Law Day
Banquet, Friday, April 29.
He was presented a $25.00
United States Savings Bond.
Michael Turner
He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Turner and the
nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Tarlton, Perkins.
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