THE PERKINS JOURNAL
Oak-Dale News
wea-
attended the
May 27.
and visitors
Thompson
Still-
Enid;
Ruby Min-
Pauline and
Mrs.
City; and
Perry.
who were
LaNorma
Hazel
Manor,
Low-
and the pre-
sent Home Builder members as
hosts•
Last week. Charles Nessling,
Perry, Okla.. was buried in the
Clarkson Cemetery. Funeral
services were in Perry. Charles
was seven when he came to Ok-
lahoma and would have been 85
in July, He lived most of his
life in this area. He is sur-
vived by a sister, Anna, of Per-
ry, and several nieces and nep-
hews.
sidents of this community at the
Clarkson cemetery, Sunday and
Memorial Day, who came to pay
espect to thier departed loved
ones who are resting there.
Mrs. Katie Pepmiller is home
from the Guthrie hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whitmore
were recent visitors in Harrah.
and attended the annual Harrah
rodeo.
• * *-." Services Are Held
The Carrierl family annual re- " -: 'r . T o
union was at he Clarkson Chur- Jor r rea J. t;reager
.' ,.. ",: runeratservices for rec jonn
at ¢ltler:OOvnern:%any former re- C;:lt, iV2cd:hdnSU2d,e May
of 72, were held in the Perkins
First Christian Church, Wednes-
day, May 31, at 2:30 p.m, with
the key. Bryant Badger officia-
ting.
day! "
every was held at the Cush-
ing Fairlawn Cemetery.
Creager was born in West-
weekends) line, Mo., JanuarYand 20,Mrs.1895,Robertthe
on son of Mr.
Creager. He was married to
Rova Canada at Perkins. She
died in 1961 and Creager was
fares
Santa
your Santa Fe trip
of the week, and
our famous trains.
the family of five pictured
flee. The older children
Years) go round trip for half tim
ticket. Morn goes round trip
Only Dad pays a fuil fare.
family on an exciting Santa Fe
the Southwest Sun Country, to
or to Canada's Expo 67 through
now. Pay later. /br/
married to Gladys Woolsey at
Claremore, November 6, 1964.
A veteran of World Veer 1, he
lived in Payne County most of
his life.
He served as clerk of the
board of education for Oak Grove
District 13, and was a nember
of the Ripley Chrislian Church
and the Perkins American Le-
gion.
Survivors, in addition to his
wife, include two daughters; Mrs.
Mildred I. Whitaker, Kellyville.
and Mrs. Marguerite A. Fox.
Tulsa: three brothers; AIIu
Creager, Perkins, Henry Creager,
Cushing, and Gene Creager.
Booneville, Mo.: two sis.ers; Mrs.
Edith Morley, Sioux City, Iowa,
and Mrs. Ruth Knox, Glencoe:
and five grandchildren.
i ITEM-" Paint the proper way.
'On verUcal siding, paint the
! grooves between the boards first
and then do the faces. On hori-
zontal siding, paint the bottom
i of each board first, then do the
face.
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ITEM: If your budget won't
permit you to build a much-
needed bathroom, see ff you
: can't find some waste space in
an old closet, pantry, under a
stairwell or at the end of a hall
for a compact powder room that
will ease the strain on existing
bathroom facilities. You can in-
stall a powder room in a space
as little as 4 x 5 feet. Lavatories
and water closets that can be
installed in corners are available
for rooms with unusual shapes.
ITME: Iron-on tape may
loosen when garments are
washed, but you can press the
tape back in place. Whether to
use tape insteadof a hem depends
on several things. Among them
are: Can you make the hem
stable without making it rigid;
the tape show through the
fabric; can you press the fabric
at the temperature needed to ob-
tain a strong bond with thetape.
ITEM: For a quick treat for
daildren, put graham crackers
on a baking sheet. Sprinklechoc-
olate, butterscotch or caramel
flavor chips on top of crackers,
then press halves of marshmal-
lows -- cut side down- onto
the chips. Heat in oven at 350
degrees about five minutes or
urCil- ddpsae oft enough to
pread. Top each cracker with
ano one:and erv the sand-
wlehe at once.. :
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