vell, here it is news time again,
,ere goes.
This been a good week.
night we had 82 sign the
book and 18 nmscians were
think! That makes a total of
rues from Perkins were Ed
Cundiff, Charlie Thomp-
Virgil and Goldie Bean,
Grimm, Guy Rivers, Mike
Neul Reynolds, Maudetta
Vern Wells, Georgia Bur-
Elsie Grant, John and Betty
Rena Burton, Bertha Pricer,
Listerman, Earl Benfly,
Hughes, Erma Shaffer,
Cretsinger, Olga Tomlinson,
Cooley, Olivia Cole, Esther
Ethel Carter, Met and Ma-
l I-licks, C.N. Thompson, Mat-
Thompson, Oran Dean and
Ramsey.
of towners include: Bert
i Mae Phillips, Roy and Phyl-
Raymond and Mantle St-
Mary Ann Rayson, Graeie
Bryant and Marian Smith,
SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS
Dorothy Laughlyn, Bernice Toole,
Dale and Lila Hart, Runt and Elba
Vassar, Cushing; Pete and Viola
Gunkel, and Dorothy Pepmiller,
Coyle; Andy and Olive Wehrlen,
and Erma Lee Smith, Crescent;
Jack Heaton, Mehan; Bill and Eva
Cox, Carney; Tom and Dot Crume,
Frosty and Bohbye Fowble (Mer-
rick), Wellston; and Odell Giddeon,
Vrumright.
From Stillwater were Clifford and
Lois McKaughn, Donna Burton,
Carroll McClain, Luella Hennis,
Dorothy Metzger, Theda Williams,
Ralph Blair, Pat and Clayton
Millington, Wanda Davis, Rachel
Ryba, lone Waltman, Rosalind
Wright, Jim and Mary Caldwell,
Mike Kerntke and Zelma Johnson.
Musicians were, from Perkins:
Norville Cole, Evelyn bavel, Jim-
mie Ham and Jimmdo Dodson;
from Stillwatter, lval Hesser and
Vie Metzger; from Glex)e, Aunt
Clara hessser; from Crescent, Bud
Smith; from Oklahoma City, Jackie
and Art Bennett and Jack Luker;
from Perry, Bob Voight and Ber-
Kessle Noel Brown and James Robert Wells
wn & Wells
wed Sept. 4
Sfilltater.
Miss Brown is a 1993 graduate
of Perkins-Trym and is currtly at-
teading Cushin8 School of Cosme-
tology. He is a 1990 Perkins-Trya
graduate and is the owner, operator
of the A & B Eeo-Safe Pest Control.
The honor attendants are Shaw-
na Brown, sister of the bride of
Palmer, Alaska and Robert Sasser,
Perkins.
After a honeymoon in San
Antmio, Texas, the couple will
Noel Brown and James
Wells will marry Saturday,
4, at 2 p.m. in the Perkins
United Methodist Church
Rev. Tony Arthur.
of the couple are Elmer
Lynn Brown of Perkins,
Vassar of Clinton, Miss. and
Pittsburg, Penn.
grandparents arc Ross
F.st, Jacobs, Perkins, and
Brown of Coyle. Paternal
are Jack and Pat
of Perkins and Ruth Wells, make their home south of Stillwater.
s ll party held for McGarty
and china painting. We will truly
miss her.
Members and guest present were
Elsie Gram, Inez Barnes, Carol
Acuff, %rna L. Arthur, Clan-
dene Reynolds, Cliff and Opal el-
son, L.C. and Ruth Wsell, Max
and Betty Branstetter, George and
Emma Lou Hardin, John Lister-
man, Geraldine Allen and Laveme
Bickell of Guthrie.
By Geraldine Allen
McCarty was the honoree
t "farewell" potluck supper
by Jim and Ester Ham in
Aug. 24,
will be will be making her
:in Hot Springs Ark. She was a
the Cimmaron
I Club. Among her many
she excelled in quilt making
BY BETTY BEELER
nice Sehieffler; from Cushing, Don
Tolle; from Drumright, Bernie Fcl-
ton and Eddie Bell; and Geroge and
Ethyl Weaver, Mission, Texas.
Hostesses were Willa Ramsey
and Mary Caldwell. Thank you,
ladies. A job well done.
Wednesday, Aug. 25, was the
second pot luck of the month.
We sure had a delicious meal. The
following were present:
Alpha Bower, Pete and Viola
Gunkcl, Shirley Hemphill, Olga
Tomlinson, Lula Stratton, Vir-
gil and C-oldie Bean, Paul Coo-
Icy, Wade Harris, Donna Burton,
Gertrude Ishmael, Bob and Georgia
Burnett, John and Betty Beeler.
Again, I want to thank Bob and
• Georgia for seeing that everything
was ready, or getting ready, for the
dinner, and those who came later
and pitched in.
who quilt are always busy
at the quilt. That usually consists
of Gertrude Ishmael, Lula Stratton,
Donna Burton, Joe Knapp and Dora
Mercer. When Geraldine Allen can,
she also quilts. This is good.
In the afternoon, some quilt,
other play cards or dominos.
This afternoon, Monday, some of
us attended the funeral of Cegil
Redus. Our sympathy goes out to
those who have lost loves ones. TO
those who are ill, se send our get-
well wishes. To those who miss, for
one reason or another, we hope you
will be back with us soon.
The senior citizen's monthy mys-
tery dinner was last Friday with
Guy Rivers selecting the place. He
picked "Pamers Steak House" in
Perkins. It was great. The following
enjoyed a great meal: Donna Bur-
ton, Bob and Georgia Bumett, Vir-
gil and Goldie Bean, Erma Shaf-
fer, Cleta Mathes, Pete and Viola
Gunkel, Elsie Grant, Dora Mercer,
Alpha Bower, Mattie Lee Thomp-
son, Wayne and Geraldine Allen,
Olga Tomlinson, John and Betty
Beeler. A guest was James Looney
from Cushing, a son of Georgia
Burnett.
After dinner, some of us returned
to the center to play games. Others
returned home. Oh, yes. Jack and
Botts came in a little later.
At the Saturday night party, those
playing pitch were Naoma Woods,
Veto Wells, Maudetta Triplctt,
Mildred Cash, Neul Reynoldsl
Erma Miller and Mike Watts.
playing dominos were Guy Rivers,
Claud Cash, Everette Miller, Virgil
Bean and Pete Gunkel. At the
canasta table were John Beeler,
Goldie Bean, Elsie Grant and
Cleta Mathes. Playing spinner
dominos were Olga Tomlinson,m
Opal Redus, Viola Gunkel, Alpha
Bower and Betty Beeler. At 5:30,
we had our snack time. Everyone
seems to enjoy this.
Tomorrow night is music night.
The Perkins Journal, Thursday, September 2 1993 -PAGE 3 :..
We are still selling chances on the
beautiful crochet chair set. It weill
be given away at music on Labor
Day evening. You do not have to be
present to win.
That's all folks.
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