ton
Return
area residents
returned from a
g-
they at-
reunion
of
and Gertrude
Approximately
spent the
at YWCA
at White
miles from
The James
family were
area residents,
Mehan until
to Selah,
in 1938.
from here
Prickett
ban and Ted
Reba Burton,
Ruth
Raper, and
Stitlwater;
Glencoe;
Winifred
of Perkins:
Nina and Mike
of Oklahoma
Reba Bur-
Charles,
Mike Mc-
several
their sister
Maybelle
of Selah,
The other
visited in the
family
McKen-
poem, ex-
their family's
to all for at-
tending and presented it
to the guests along with
a family tfistory album
that had been compiled
for the occasion.
Darrell Haston, Don
and Ted Prickett and
Winifred Evans shared
their musical talents
with the group by play
~ng Country and Western
music.
Ruth's poem:
THE WILSON
REUNION
We want to thank
everyone for making our
reunion a success/It was
so nice of you to come
and bring us happiness.
We hope we made you
feel welcome so you'll
want to come again/It
was so fun meeting all of
you and getting ac-
quainted with all our kin.
We love you all clearly
and want you to know
that too/The whole reu-
nion was special just
because of you.
How we loved the
music--we thank you
from the bottom of our
heart/The way you
shared your talent
played such a special
part.
The children were all so
good, of them we were so
proud,/And did you ever
see such a happy loving
crowd?
The food was so delicious
we kept going back for
more/Another day or two
we wouldn't fit through
the door.
Sisters, brothers,
cousins, Aunts, Uncles,
neices and nephews,
too/We will always
treasure this special oc-
casion we had with you.
Love,
From the Wilsons
by Ruth Wilson
McKenzie
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Boyd-Rains
Reunion Held
Eighty people attend-
ed the annual Boyd-
Rains reunion held
August 12, 1984 at the
Payne County Fair-
grounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Rains displayed a friend-
ship quilt made in 1896
by relatives of the two
families.
A gift was presented to
Mary Oren Potter for
traveling the greatest
distance from Tennessee.
A gift also was presented
to Rosa Rains for being
the oldest one present.
Pictures of the entire
group were taken by
ttelts Studio. Kenneth
Rains was re-elected
president. Debra
Moebius was re-elected
secretary.
Among those signing
the guest book were Mr.
and Mrs. James Goer-
inger and Misty, Mr.
Floyd V. Rains, Danny,
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terior. NAOA $9850 ............... OUR SALE PRICE $8995.
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like brand new. NADA $8900 .......... OUR SALE PRICE $7995.
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1978 FIREBIRD "ESPRIT". Auto. air, , M-FM SUPER, SUPER
NICE ................... SALE PRICE $4495.
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29,000 actual miles, cruise, tilt, new tires, real clean. SALE PRICE
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RE-ELECT
S. DAWSON
Superi tendent ..... "
Of Schools
/
AUGUST 28
aware that our county needs more money in order
care of the expenses of county government. Do you
you pay no fringe benefits on me? This saves you
,000.00 each year. Since I can do the work without any
save over $14,000.00 this year, the salary for an
Irlt.
Our former Senator and Representativ ;to gel: l:ile-I lw
Which is now on the books to give those who had
ten years or longer before 1942 a pension of $100.00
,rlth. There was enough money in the Teac[ 'er's Retire-
to take care of the pension. I helped to verify the
for many of them from records in my office. Perhaps
ember of your family benefited from this taw.
tOOlS need tlelping Ilands--Yours" is tile theme to kick
1984-85 Plfl?!ic 5clt()o and You: Partners forExcellence
Cainpaign, scheduled to kick off in/ tlgust.
For and Re-Elect Faye c Dawson
¢ Superintendent of Schools
on August 28
Paid for by Faye S. Dawson
Shaunda and Will, Mrs.
Ona Childers, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Boyd, Mr.
and Mrs. Chester Rains,
Mr. Kenneth Rains and
Tim, Mrs. Ina Clary, Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Boyd,
Stillwater; Mrs. Vesta
Axteii, Ripley; Mrs. Rosa
Rains, Mercedes BEta,
Perkins; Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Rains, Dax, Der-
rick, and Darin. Mr. Cecil
Rains, Carney; Mrs.
Vona Parrish, Tryon; Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Adkison,
Cushing; Mrs. Laura
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Rains, Sr., Glen-
coe; Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Smith, Perry.
Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
nold Robinson, Col-
linsvflle; Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Rains, Pauls
Valley; Michele Rains,
Laine Jensen, Elk City;
Mr. and Mrs. Henley An-
nett, Cleveland; Mrs.
Richard English, Lisa
and Vicki, Choctaw; Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Moe-
bius, Duncan; Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Rains and
children, Sand Springs;
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Shipley and family, Prue;
Mr. Clayton Rains Jr.,
Wannette; Adria
Flood,Brother and Sister
Ernest Mullins of Red
Rock.
Also, Mr. and Mrs.
Geraldine East, Mr. and
Mrs. Ben Smith, Tulsa,
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Henderson, Miss Debra
Moebius, Oklahoma Ci-
ty, Mr. and Mrs. David
Rains, Houston, Tx; Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Collins,
Dera, Mo; Mr. and Mrs.
Oren Potter, Stanton-
ville, Tn.
-Oo
LAKE IS
DEDICATED
PRAGUE -- Senator
David Boren was the
speaker for the dedica-
tion of the Prague City
lake Tuesday. The lake
has been in the planning
stages for over 20 years
and is now a reality. It is
located four miles north
of Prague off of Highway
99.
NEW CITY
MANAGER HIRE
KINGFISHER -- N~
lan Combs, 54, former ci-
ty manager in Comanche,
Purcell and Pauls Valley
has been employed as ci-
ty manager at an annual
The Perkins Journal
salary of $34,000 plus
$100 per month ex-
penses, plus $300 for car
expenses, making a total
income of $38,000. Addi-
tionally, the city will pay
nine percent of his salary
into a retirement fund
Thursday, August 23, 1984 9
and all of his insurance
including a life insurance
policy, at a monthly cost
of $210. The benefits,
combined with his salary
and expense income, will
provide a total package
of $44,380.
The first electric shavers
were for sale in 1931. :"
• 18 Years Experience as your Full-Time
County Clerk ::
• Only 7 turnovers in personnel in 18 ::
years and three of these retired ;
• Strives to follow the letter of the law
in the performance of her duties
• We give prompt and courteous ser-
vice to the public
• Our records are up to date each day
• Landmen, attorneys, banks and
realtors attest to the excellence
of our records
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IN THE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE ARE THE FOLLOWING:
R • 500,000 (approx.) legal records in the form of deeds, mortgages, liens, oil and gas
e leases, etc.
•900 sections of land divided into 24,000 parcels to be kept accurately indexed
$ each day.
T • 20,000 (approx.) financing statements (chattel mortgages)
R • 1,671 permanent record books
A • $00 maps and plats
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RESPONSIBLE FOR...
• 77 accounts to be posted and balanced each month
K •6,000 (approx.) warrants written each year
e • $1,309,714.24 purchases processed through the County Clerk's Office this past year
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customed and so well deserves.
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