coe News
Mrs. Shermen Bower
ILLNESSES
Shell, who has been
in the Pawnee Hos-
to
St. Francis Hos-
, where he is undergoing
in the Cardiac Depart.
present-
in the Stillwater
Hite is a patient in
Hospital at this
3. It is possible he will
Wednesday, to
at home.
CHURCH NEWS
e Glencoe United Meth-
has "lost" their
Reverend J. Cald-
, to better things. A new
has been made
Church conference
Caldwell's replace-
should arrive July 1.
Sturgeon, OSU,
message Sun-
and another guest
be in the pulpit
Sunday. Lend
these visitors
incoming pastor.
Caldwell will be
SUmmer Bible School
was held this past week in
the Glencoe Baptist, closing
Sunday night with a program
and a display of craft items
made by students during
the school. The sesson was
well-attended and many
good things were accom-
plished. The Church is
planning for the summer
session of Camp, to be held
near Lela, soon.
LOCALS
Wednesday visitors with
Mrs. Laura Robinson were
Mrs. Esther Smith, Perry,
and Leo Boyd, Stillwater.
They all visited with their
aunt, Mrs. Cora Beyd, Yale,.
and also with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Boyd, also of Yale.
They went on to Ripley,
where they visited another
aunt, Mrs. Abbie Doty.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Boyd
were Thursday evening visit-
ors with Mr. and Mrs. Les
Grote.
Dusty Applegate, Sapul-
pa, spent Saturday evening
with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Glisan, Encinitas, Cali-
fornia, were house guests
this past week with Mrs.
I
Federal Savings
and Loan Association
In: Ponca City • Oklahoma City • Tulsa
' Stlllwater . Bartlosvillo • Edmond Cushing
Lizzie Clark. They visited
other relatives and friends in
the area.
Doris Reed, Columbus,
Ohio, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. O. C. Sawyer, Thurs-
day. She also visited other
friends in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Kee-
ton returned to their home in
Breckenridge, Texas, after a
week's visit with relatives
here. The girls, Anita,
Mona and Kimmie remained
to spend more time with
their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Orvil Sawyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Grote
visited with Mrs. Earl Lynch,
Pawnee, Saturday. Mr.
Lynch is presently a patient
in the Stillwater Hospital.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Shell
were Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Shell and children, Fairview,
and Mrs. Jon Brock and
Will, Sherman, Texas.
Cary and Gina Shell remain-
ed for a week's visit with
their grandparents.
Mrs. Neva Williams,
Wichita, Kansas, and Mrs.
Beck Hall, Towanda, Kansas
were weekend guests of
Mrs. Lizzie Clark. Mrs.
Williams and Mrs. Hall
are cousins of Mrs. Clark.
All went to Oklahoma City
Saturday to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Hopp,
Pampa, Texas, and Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Hopp, Dallas,
Texas were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Katie Price. They
also visited other rela-
tives in the Glencoe-Pawnee
area.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lin-
senmeyer visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Linsenmeyer
and children in Tulsa Sun-
day. They were especially
anxious to see their "new"
granddaughter, born to Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Linsenmeyer,
June 1 I. The little lady has
5 older brothers, and need-
less was a 'welcome change'
and all were happy to wel-
come this girl baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Baker
and family, Wichita, Kansas,
visited Friday with Mr.
Baker's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Baker. Ray is con-
valescing at home, follow-
ing surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Grote
visited with Mr. Frank Shell,
in the Pawnee Hospital,
Saturday.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Kimmie Dawn Kee-
ton was honored on the oc-
casion of her 6th birthday,
with a party, held in the
home of her grandparents,
Local Produce Truck
Here
Fri. June 24
and Sat June 25
"Amigo" Willie Huerta with Fresh Corn,
Tomatoes, Cucumbers and
other Produce from Bixby, Okla
Center Cut
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Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Sawyer. Vice-President Leta Oling- The Perkins Journal Thursday, June 23, 1977
Attending were members house made the presenta.
of her last year's kinder- tion. Delicious refreshments Stallworth Rites
garten class. Present were were served to members
Janell Phillips, Melissa Pearl Broyles, Rfith Knox, Were Friday
Harris, Kim Homer, Tiffany Geneva Blanchard, Katie
and Shelly Horton, and Kim- Price, Leta Olinghouse,
mie's sisters, Anita and Franie Brown, Ana Huff, A graveside service was
Mona. All enjoyed the Marie Clapham and the hos. conducted at 10 a.m. Friday,
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rose
Jr., Russellvilie, Arkansas,
were weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Linsen-
meyer and with Mr. and
Mrs. Lester Rose Sr., Still-
water. Their son Darren,
who had been visiting this
past week, returned home
with them.
SHELL FAMILY REUNION
The Shell Family Reunion
was held at Pawnee Lake,
Sunday, June 12. Attending
were: Blanche Shell, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Shell, Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Shell and girls,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark
and Becky, Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Clark and son, Mrs.
Merle Stokes and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Shell, Mrs. Christy West
and son, all of Glencoe;
Mrs. Jon Brock and Will,
Sherman, Texas, Mrs. Gene
Lockwood and family, Calre-
more, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Matlock and family, Prue,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whitson,
Derby, Kansas, Mr. and
Mrs. Dean Carrier and son
and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Nichols and family, and Mrs.
Myrtle Whitson, all of Still-
water, Cary and Gina Shell,
Fairview, Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Porter and girls
of Fairfax, Mr.and Mrs. Jim
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Meryl
Porter, Mrs. Charles Shell
and boys, and Lisa Driskel,
all of Glencoe. There
was much good food and all
report a wonderful time.
JENNINGS FAMILY
REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fent
attended the Jennings Fam.
ily Reunion, held Sunday,
June 12 at Pawnee Bill's
Picnic Grounds, Pawnee.
There were 100 plus in atten-
dance. The group heard a
short talk by the Reverend
Felix Jennings and enjoy.
ed music presented by the
Clemet family • of Yale.
All appreciated "together-
ness".
Clubs
The Worth While Club
met Tuesday, June 7 in the
home of Sepha Barrows.
The Scripture, Psalm 100,
was read by Sepha Barrows,
the Lord's Prayer was pray-
ed in unison and the Flag
Salute given. Minutes of
the previous meeting were
read and approved. All sign-
ed a Get-Well card to be sent
to Ray Baker. Games were
played and prizes were won
by Pearl Broyles and Ruth
Knox. Lovely refreshments
were served to Pearl Broyles,
Ana Huff, Leta Oiinghouse,
Helen Marrs, Franie Brown,
Katie Price, Goldie Nelson,
Reth Knox and Dora Paxton
and the hostess. The July
meeting will be held in the
home of Franie Brown.
Ramho Rustlers Meet
Wednesday, June 8, the
Rambo Rustlers Club met in
the home of Elizabeth Turner
for a covered dish noon
luncheon. The business
meeting was opened at
2 p.m. by the Vice-President
Leta Olinghouse. The 32nd
Psalm was read by Franie
Brown, the Lord's Prayer
was prayed in unison, and
the Flag Salute given. Man-
3ked utes of the last meeting were
Should _7_900 read and approved. Many
and a Sympathy card was
mailed to the Milton Nichols
Cut From Round family. Ruth Knox was pre-
S i O? sented a lovely gift from
k the Club acknowledging the
eSS Stea 50th wedding anniversary
of Ruth and Jerry Knox.
Bread
16 Oz Loaf
4/Sl oo
Milk
CUPID'S
Old Fashioned Meat Market
Across From City Hall in Perkins
Open MondaySaturday
8:30 a.m. til 6p.m.
Phone $47.221
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tess. Two visitors were pre-
sent: Mrs. Ellen Miller and
Mrs. Dixie Adams. The next
meeting will be held in the
home of Mary Sawyer.
34th Wedding Anniversary
Sunday, June 12, Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Nichols were
honored on the occasion of
their 34th wedding anniver-
sary. Present were their
children, Mrs. Jim Stephens
(Brenda) and Nicki, Mrs.
Rick Hesser (Sherry) and
Ricky, Mrs. Max Haken
(Rhonda) and Brett and
Sheila, and Mrs. Nichols'
mother, Mrs. Faye Murphy.
All of the "husbands" were
in the fields and were unable
to attend. Ice Cream (home-
made) and cake were en-
joyed by the group and best
wishes extended.
Visitors
Mrs. Lucy Newman and
Mrs. Grace Newhold, Still-
water, and Mrs. Newman's
daughter, Mrs. Benita West-
man, Hudson, Wyoming,
were Thursday evening visit-
ors with Mrs. Maude Daivs.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett
Blanchard visited Saturday
evening with Mrs. Helen
Williams and family, Cush-
ing and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Stout, New Jersey. Mrs.
Williams and Mr. Stout are
cousins of Mr. Blanchard.
Thursday visitors with
Mrs. Laura Robinson were
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robin-
son and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Smith, Stillwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Verl Por-
ter, Stillwater, visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Porter
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Vick-
ers, Washington, Okla,,
were weekend visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fent.
Mrs. Katie Tucker was a
Sunday dinner guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Mahaffey.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Laura Robinson were Mr.
and Mrs. ,A,lbe,rt, ,iop,
' iillwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Royster, Needles, Califor.
nia, and Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Fuss, Lone Chim.
ney community, were Satur-
day evening visitors with
Mrs. Mind Davis.
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle McCubbin
were Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Campbell and children,
and Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Robinson and baby, Still.
water, Mr. and Mrs. Rick
McCubbin and Mandi,
Glencoe and Mr. and Mrs.
Dude Falkenbery and family,
Jenks. Little Misty Camp-
bell returned home with Mr.
and Mrs. Falkenbery for a
week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porter
were Saturday evening visit-
ors with Mr. Porter's grand-
mother, Mrs. Kate Porter,
Stillwater.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Wat-
kins, Perkins, Oklahoma,
'Mrs. Ruth Steen, Brenda
and Gina, Stillwater, and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank What.
more, Coyle, Okla., were
recent visitors of Jessie
Lake, Stillwater Nursing
Center Stillwater, Oklahoma.
Mr. and Mrs Bently
Shockiey were Wednesday
night house guests of Mrs.
Agnes Sasser, Perkins,
Okla. Thursday morning
they all attended Memorial
Services in Enid for Russel
Decker.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Moore, Stillwater are
home after a stay in Atchi-
son, Kansas, where they
were called to the bedside
of Mrs. Wilma Moore
Fultz. (Mrs.Fultz is the sis-
ter of Mr. Moore). She is
still seriously ill. They also
have another brother (Bubb)
ill in Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. John What-
more were in Ardmore, Okla.
the last weekend and they
returned by Haileyville,
Okla., on their way home to
visit Mrs. Whitmore's mo-
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank What-
more called Monday on Mr.
and Mrs. Willard Moore,
Stillwater, Okla.
Lewis Rites
Were Friday
The funeral for John Lewis
Melvin, Tryon, was Friday in
Perry's St. Rose of Lima
Catholic Church.
He died at the age of 81,
June 14, 1977, in Cushing
Municipal Hospital.
Father Anthony Ockers of
Chandler officiated. Burial
'was in the Perry Church's
Cemetery.
He was born Jan. 31, 1896,
in Mulhall and married the
former Catherine Elizabeth
Daylor,, Oct. 6, 1920, in
Perry.
He was a Catholic and had
retired from work as an oil-
field pumper. He had lived
in the Tryon area the past 30
years.
Surviving are his wife, a
son, Louis John of Faixplain,
Mo.; four daughters, Chris-
tine Murray of Perkins,
mrs. George Frazier of Cush-
ing, Bernice Graham of Ken-
drick and Mrs. Catherine
Malget of Perry.
A brother, two sisters, 21
grandchildren and 17 great-
grandchildren, also survive.
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Russel Decker, Prue,
Okla., passed away the past
week in Enid from a heart
attack. He is survived by his
wife, Faye (Warren) Decker,
of the home, Linda a daugh-
ter of Enid, one grandson,
and two step sons, Clifford
and Leo Balk. He was buried
in Enid Thursday beside
his step daughter Jean Balk.
We were all friends and
classmates at OSU.
Mr. and Mrs. Bently
Shockley and Mrs. Agnes
Sasser visited Frank and
Belle Whitmore Wednesday
evening to tell them about
the unexpected death of Mr.
Decker. Mrs. Decker is
well known in the Oak Dale
community. She was a
1927 freshman classmate
and friend of Belle What.
more. The Deckers have
visited frequently with the
Whitmores.
Rose Marie Dawson,
Coyle, Okla., is to wed Paul
Channel, Friday, June 24th
at 7 o'clock at the Noble
Avenue Baptist Church,
Guthrie, Oklahoma. She is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Sammie Dawson of
Coyle. We wish them a long
and happy married life.
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SIX PAYNE COUNTY
STUDENTS NAMED
HONOR STUDENTS
Six students from Payne
County have been named
honor students for the just-
completed spring trimester
at Oklahoma State Tech,
Okmulgee.
Each earned a 3.0 or better
grade point average on a
4.0 system throughout the
15.week spring trimester.
Most students attended 30
hours of classes per week.
Payne County honor stu-
dents and their program of
study include: Howard N.
Wolfff, Cushing, numerical
control machinist; Bobby W.
Reals, Perkins, diesel me-
chanics; Allen K. VanBus-
kirk, Ripley, management
and marketing; Eldon L.
Beck, drafting technology;
Mira Satterfield, culinary
arts; and Gordon L. Wesley,
diesel mechanics, all of
Stillwater.
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ATTENTION
BOYS AND GIRLS
Film to be shown in
Library Thursday, June 23
at 3 o'clock.
All ages are invited
the Perkins Librarian says.
The film to be shown has
not been announced, but it
will be youth oriented.
ENTIRE STOCK
REDUCED 10%
Well Made ,
2 pairs Knit Pants
Other Pants
for $14 00 Have Been Added
Sizes 8 - 20 To Sale Rack
Children's
Sununer Jeans a Ladies
PLUS
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&
Sizes 8-16 Sl0OO 00norts
Tops/
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SEED
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS Su00s.er T°ps
Mungbean Contracts Comfortable and Cool Styles
Cheat Removed from Wheat White and Pastels
Custom Field Spraying for Weeds & Insects
Bermuda Grass Sprigs Dug & Loaded
Specializing in Oats, Rye & Wheat
Custom Seed Cleaning & Treating
Na-Ohurs Liquid Fertilizer
Plen-T-4 Follar Feed
GRAVES
Route 2, Box I05
Perkins, Okle. 74059
1 mile west, 11/4 mile
Hwy. 177 & 33 Intersection
June 17 for Bill Stallworth,
52, Cushing trucker and
oil field worker. He died late
Tuesday in his Cushing
home.
Johnnie Case of Cushing
conducted the service in
Faidawn Cemetery, Cush-
ing.
A native of Cushing he
was born there, July 31, 1924
and had made his home
there most of his life. He
was married to the former
Vivian Robertson, Jan. 31,
1946, also in Cushing.
Survivors include sons,
Bill, Jr. of Cushing and Jack
of Perkins; two daughters,
Reta Apperson of Ripley,
and Sharon Wells of Sea-
brook, Tex.; his mother,
Beulah Stallworth of Cushing
a sister, Adelea Johnson of
Cushing and 11 grandchild-
ren. -o-
JIM ED BROWN
TO APPEAR AT
CIMARRON BALLROOM
Well-known country and
western entertainers, Jim
Ed Brown and Helen Cornel-
ius will appear at the Cimar-
ron Ballroom for a stage
show on July 8th at 8 p.m.
DOn Prickett, owner and
manager, said the tickets will
be on sale at $6 per person
and $3.50 for children under
12.
Brown describes himself
as "consistent". The veteran
showman has a consistent
string of hit records. Special
requests for songs which
Brown made into hits are
called out at personal ap-
pearances. The Arkansas
native responds with "the
likes of Pop-A-Top Again,
Love of the Common People,
Morning, The Old Lamp-
lighter, Scarlet Ribbons and
the country version of an old
French classic, The Three
Bells."
Brown's star continues to
shine with two straight num-
ber one records in a row with
a duet partner Helen Corn-
elius.
Helen discovered her own
formula for success by writ.
ing it herself. In less than
four years she was signed
as s songwriter for Dutchess
Music, a division of MCA
records. By 1972, she had
over 150 songs published.
Two of these were publishea
for Columbia "Teedle Dee
Dee" and "Little Sugar
Plum." Miss Cornelius'
success came about when
other vocalists, mostly fe-
-male, recorded her songs.
She also wrote "Little Girl
Feeling, Time to Love Again
and Happy Everything."
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