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out with over 2OO folks
Day dinner Mon. served. Shown from left to
right at the serving table
are: Ed Cundiff, Geraldine
and Wayne Allen, Goldie
Beane, Cleta Rivers, Alpha
Bower, Jim Ham, Flora
Cundiff, Edith Cretsinger,
Walt Davis, Esther Ham,
Jewel[ Mahar, Lula
Stratton and Elsie Grant.
Not pictured was Donna
Burton.
this is the busiest spend an evening with Gospel ..... swing ..... something
theyear for everyone, friends. This happens eachfor everyone. It was the icing
gat when you retiredSaturday night .... come be a on the cake of a wonderful day
eally retired. Some-part of the fun. for our Center.
I OUr Seniors missed Our Memorial Day dinner The entire group oflisten-
SSon .... they are not commenced sharply at 11 ers stood and joined in sing-
tired. a.m. and we continued to ing "America" --it was a
Vedaesdaywas our first serve until 2 p.m. We served beautiful tribute in remem-
this week with our a total of 218 people and that bering "Memorial Day" and
loathly potluck with 14 did not include all the trays our loved ones no longer with
eajoying all the good of carry-out dinners, which us.
ad fellowship. Donna we believe to be a total of 4 or
tluck hostess and co-
,rand does an excel- 5. So all in all we served 222
or 223 people, i
: despite a knee prob- Our cooks did an outstand-
L ks, Donna. ingjob of preparing the tasty Sadie Dick Childs
lhUrsday, a total of 15 food and in having enough to Funeral services for Sadie
gathered to prepare serve this amount of people. Dick Childs, 220 West
lles....what an assem- However, we did not end upChantry, Perkins, were held
t" We had three ma- with a huge surplus of at the Perkins First United
gOing ..... one making leftovers .... which speaks wellMethodist Church at 2 p.m.
!8, two cutting of the organization of the Me- on Thursday, May 26, 1995
finished with morial Day dinner. We had with Rev. Susan Ross offici-
al's Completely covered planned to have the lei over ating. Burial was in Perkins
emade noodles. Af-
had-dried- theywerepies for our Little Branson Cemetery under the direction
Music Night snacks but we of Strode Funeral Home.
Placed in zip- lock ran out of pie before the last Pallbearers were men from
ready for the "re-
day.- The chickens person was served, the Perkins First United
All in all, it was a tremen- Methodist Church.
C ked and prepared dous success and the Center Mrs. Childs passed away
eaty-five pounds ofmade over $1,000 on this Monday, May 22 at Rosewood
aad all the other in- fund-raising project. We Nursing Home at the age of
finished and mari- deeply appreciated all the96.
It Was a busy Thurs-donated food (nearly all theA native of Perkins, she
food was donated). We havewas born Dec. 19, 1897, the
of our most Senior a huge community of very daughter of John C. and
8 Came early and" tired but very happy people Della (Utter)Carlile. She was
ate and worked like
today, married to William Lewis
ertrude Ishmael, Our Little Branson Music "Bill Childs in Perkins in
/ OWer and Lula Night foundll5 people enjoy- 1940. Mr. Childs passed
"..what an example, ing the evening with greataway on Jan.16, 1981.
ire put in many years sounds provided by the fol- Mrs. Childs spent her early
!0tithe Memorial Day lowing: Ival Hesser, Allenlife in Perkins where she at-
e dearly appreci- Cain and Don Prickett fromtended school. She had lived
[ and salute and Stillwater; Harvey and Dixie in Kansas City, Clinton,
: ' rfaithfulness. Oth- Preston, Carroll McGuiness, Texas, Affzona and Colorado
were Flora and Alva Stevens and Carol Wil- with her husband who
tf, Jeanetta Owens, son from Cushing; Alvin worked for Frisco Railroad
}lson, Esther Ham, Jones and Louise Acord from before retiring to Perkins
Burton, Edith Chandler; Bessie Moebius in1975. She loved to travel
Geraldine Allen, from Yale; Glen and Estherand visited many foreign
aat, Cleta Rivers, Nottingham from Coyle; countries. A member of the
l Iahar and Goldie Bernie Felton from Perkins United Methodist
aight at 5 p.m. weDrumright; Evelyn Havel, Church and the Order of
Jimmie Dodson, Chet and Eastern Star, she had been a
OUr Mystery Dinner.Lorayne Smith, Jim Ham andsales clerk at the C.R. An-
.C tered by Pardners Ted McNamer of Perkins. Wethony Department Store
With ribs and bris-had people playing fiddles Survivors include "two
and all the
s....what a banquet, and they provided some good brothers: Delbert Carlile of
"Bob Wills and hoe downs Ponca City and John C.
eson Mystery nights and beautiful waltzes .... a Carlile of Perkins; and sev-
I)rumright, to Still- great assortment of eral nieces and nephews.
Vellston, to Daven-
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