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VINCO
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era picture last week.
Clyde Roland spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Stone. He and Ralphine
THE PERKINS
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C!yde Roland gave a good tatkl Chief Justice
morning and night. There was a Edwin R. McNeil
Stone took dinner at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Hinshaw.
Vinco Bible School had an at-
Mrs. Nellie Rice received a let-
tendanee of 59 Sunday morning, ter last week from her friend,
.... Madge, in Oakland, Calif., say-
LYRIC
THEATRE
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"Friday and Saturday
May 29-30.
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When he put on the Ritz ...
He went on the Fritz.
WARNER BAXTER
in
KING ot BURLESQUE
with Jack Oakie and
Alice Faye
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Comedy and News
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Admission 10 & 20c
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Starting promptly at 7 P. M.
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good attendance Sunday night. [
Vinco Bible School is beginningjl
• the practice for children" 's day i
which will be given the second
. Sunday in June.
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The monthly singing conven-
i tion will be held in Vinco June 7. I
ing she and her daughter, Mona,
sailed last Friday from San Fran-
cisco, Ca]if., for Exgland to visit
a few months with relatives.
EDEN CHAPEL
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ly. Mrs. Kingstone, before her
marriage was Miss Ruby Austin
and lived in this neighborhood
last year. Ice cream and cake was
i served beside treats of candy and
cigars. We extend congratulations.
Buck Courtright had the mis-
fortune to lose a horse last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Arm
strong and family were guests of
of his son, Gall, and wife Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Osborn
went to Tulsa Saturday night to
visit his brother, Homer, and
wife. They returned Sunday.
Raymond Mahoney spent Sat-
urday night with Clifford Burton.
Orville Burton was a dinner
guest of the Burnett boys Sun-
day.
Mrs. Edith Sherman and little
00¢nenfimv¢00
Frances 00;]00elleyWees
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The struggle of a fine young American to
win the love of a girl reared in the 19th
Century seclusion of a mountain retreat.
A romance.., exciting in its emotional
intensity.., inspiring in its purity.
READ THIS
DELIGtlTPUL LOVE STORY AS IT APPEARS
.... . SERIALLY_ IN . TillS PAPER . [
Seeks Democratic nomination
for re-election as Justice of the
Supreme Court.
daughters of Stillwater and
Frank Prior of Vaughn, New
Mexico,, were at Sunday School.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fiscus of
Stillwater visited Mr. and Mrs.
Orlo Osborn Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Eden, our pastor's wife,
has gone to Enid to care for her
new grandson.
Little R. C. Clauncy came up
from Oklahoma City to visit his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Char-
les Courtright.
Frank Prior was a guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. R. Show.
Mrs. Edith Sherman ".nd little
girls of Stillwater were guests in
the J. A. Burnett home Sunday.
Mrs. Ruby Albright visited
Mrs. Ida Taylor Monday.
We had some visitors at Sun-
day school Sunday morning, Mr.
and Mrs. Hopkins and son. We
welcome these good people and
hope they will soon become mem-
bers of our school.
Mr. and Mrs. Hillhouse and
children of Perkins spent Mon-
day in the A. A. Etheridge home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ostrander
visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carson
and family north of Stillwater
Sunday. On their way home, they
stopped in Stillwater and had
supper with Mr. and Mrs. John
Fiscns at the Oasis Cafe.
Miss Ethel Burnett spent Sat-
urday night with Miss Elizabeth
Burton of Clayton, and they went
to the singing convention at
Payne Center Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Leach and
children of Sillwater spent Sun-
day at the parental home.
Political Announcements
The following announce their candi-
dacy for the following offices, subject
to the decision of the voters in the
July Primary:
D E M OCRATI C
FOR COMMISSIONER
Lew Hagan
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M. D.
Office Phone .... 94
Res. Phone ..... 15
Perkins. Okla,
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R. W. HOLBROOK
PHYSICIAN
Official Physicmn for A. T. & S.
F.R. R, at Perkins, Oklahoma.
D'ug Store Phone 42
Residence Phone 99
JOURNAL
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[| Through the FHA Mortgage Plan. |
11 OWe are able to get loans for certain classes of II
[I buildiogand repairing under the Federal Housing I
l| Admi:istration Single Mortgage System. I
/I OCome in and let us help you with your building or I
|l modernization problems. I
/i LONO.BELL LUMBER COlblPANY I
L I w Byer Mgr. Perkins, Oklahoma I
Inn"
Refrigerators
25 pound Capacity
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$2.25 $2.75 $3.25 $4.00
All in Good Condition
One for only 75 cents!!!
One Century Gas range for
One Quick Meal Gas stove
with four burners and two ovens
$4.50
$4.50
We have them connected to the gas line
so you can see them burn
Perkins Second Hand Store
COW PEAS
Why do you buy cowpeas, to feed or to plant? If
to feed, then any size seed only so they fire sound
will do, but if to plant then you want RED RIPPER
for they are small and a pound will plant about
three times as much land as a pound of the larger
varieties, They are great yielders too, for we grew
50 bushels on 2 acres of fair land last year. They
are more valuable for fed than corn and easier
grown. One Perkins man is planting 70 bushels of
them this season. Better get your seed before
harvest. Price, $8.00 per cwt.
J. K. Hastings
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MOVIE REVUE
By CLAUDE E. LEACHMAN
AGGIE and MECCA THEATRES
AGGIE--Preview Saturday night, Sunday, Monday and Tues-
day, May 3t-June 1-2. The graodest entertainment in years. Meet
Mr. Deeds... you will fall in love with him and roar at his mad
adventures... Gary Cooper in "MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN"
with Jean Arthur. Produced by the master producer, Frank Cap-
ra. Passes, Tuesday, June 2 for Mr. and Mrs. John Andricks.
MECCA--Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, May 31- June 1- 2. A
criminal lawyer turns G-Man .... "LOOK OUT!" RICHARD
DIX in "SPECIAL INVESTIGATOR" with MARGARET CAL-
LAHAN. Passes, Tuesday, June 2 for Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ad-
cock.
AGGIE--Wednesday June 3. Herbert Marshall in "FORGOT-
TEN FACES" with Gertrude Michael.
MECCA--Wednesday, Thursday, June 3-4. "TWO IN REVOLT"
starring John Arledge and Louise Latimer.
AGGIE--Thursday, Friday. and Saturday, June 4-5-6. "FURY"
starring Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy. Passes, Thursday,
June 4 for Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Kinkade.
MECCA-Friday and Saturtiay, June 5-6. George OBrien in
"O'MALLY OF MOUNTED" with Irene Ware. Added--Chap.
ter 7, "CUSTER'S LAST STAND."
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