By Pat
McCutchen
:!:
i:i
Troop 477 will
Thursday, September
al the Tryon school.
Will be a get-together
things for the corn-
Their leader is
West fall.
and Irene Hudson,
Were Sunday dinner
of Jack and Dorothy
Cindy, Bill and
Mrs. Hudson is Mrs.
mother.
yon high school football team beat Hennessey
night. They play Oilton at Perkins Friday night.
r. High plays at Yale Thursday night. Lets all turn off
and go to the football games.
and Darlena Baker (the former Darlena Burrow)
from Hlllsboro, Kansas, last weekend visiting hep
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Burrow, and sister and brother,
Sue and Jim Burrow. They are expecting a little one in
of months, ii
dinner guests of Curtis and Betty Carder were Klm
an O.S.U. student from Ogalalla, Neb.; Deana :i:
~, Holly, Colo.; Susan and Betsy Brooks, Springfield,
Evangelina Pew, Hone Kong. These girls are all stu-
r. and Mrs. Dewey Hodson and family, Stillwater, drop-
the Carders later in the evening. Dewey is the son of
Hodson.
and Carla Westfall, Becky and David, drove to
last weekend and visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Wampler. Some more of the family were also there.
sister and family, Larry and Libby Anderson, and James
Iown from Blytheville, Arkansas where Larry is stationed
U. S. Air Force. A brother and his family also from
Mr. and M;:. C~'l WamplerJr.,Jonathanand Sara, were
a~d another si~ter of Carla's that lives in Pernell, Dill
Conner, Amy a:~d Julie.
Vassar, tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alien (Shorty)
had ~ real fun hayride and weiner roast Sunday night. R
at their farm.
"s. t{uby Schreiner reports that the Tryon grade school
a good start. Charlotte Langleyes 3rd and 4th grade
are quite involved in the study of insects. Brenda
5th and 6th graders are studing the body and they dis-.
t brain one day last week. :::
Forrest Robinett is still as artistic as ever. She just
a new sports display in the glass case in the hall of the i:!
should go by and see It. It is really something..~!
Gazaway family held their annual reunion on Sunday, e.
2rid, at the roadside park west of Tryon. There were i~
in attendance. Joining in on all the fun were: Mr. and ~i.
Gazaway and sons; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gazaway; :i:
Mrs. Claude Gazaway and daughter; Mrs. Agnes Gaza- !'i
and Mrs. Nice Gazaway; and Lee Burrow, all from -'.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gazaway and Louie Lilly came from :;
Also Mr. Danny Gazaway, Stillw~ter; Mrs. Opal Gaza- i!
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gazaway and girls, Pawhuska; :.
Mrs. Roy Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Keen, Mrs..:i
Rider, all from Seminole; and Mr. and Mrs. FAvie
tnd children, Grand Junction, Colo. :~.
column is for all Tryon news. If you have any news :"
like reported, please call me.
Vivian's Tryon Cafe
GOod food - Homemade pie~ - Friendly atmosphere
Farmers And Merchants Bank
the Tryon Community with Complete Banking Service
C&S Grocery
A complete line of groceries, produce and Meat
Hinkle Hardware
Your Neighborly Farm and Home Store
Vassar Feed Store
We give S&H Green Stamps with Hammond Feed
Tryon Manufacturing Company
Home of The Cherokee Camper
PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1973
STARTING AT 2:00 P.M.
to be conducted at 419 N.W. First St., Perkins, Okla.
HAL ESTATE:
modern home, on 4 choice corner lots, well shad-
has good garden space.
SOME FURNITURE:
and 4 Chairs, Divan (like new), Samco Gas Range,
tteater, Coffee Table with glass top.
ALSO:
Ford Pickup w/long wheelbase~ (different owner).
TERMS:
on Furniture and Pickup. Real Estate: 10% Down to be
in escrow, balance when Abstract is accepted.
School Lunch
Menu .
September 17-21
Spanish Rice
Blacked Eyed Peas
Lettuce
Applesauce Cake
Hot Roils
Milk
Tuna Supreme
Glazed Carrots
Waldorf Salad
Cottage Cheese Roils
Hamburger Steaks
Lettuce-Pepper Salad
Macaroni and Tomatoes
Peach Cobbler
School Made Bread
Milk
Beans w/Ham
Broccoli
Carrot Strips
Cinnamon Rolls
Apricot Halves
Milk
French Bread
Jivy Burgers On S.M. Bun
Onion Rings
French Fries
Pickles
Snicker Doodle Cookies
Applesauce
Milk.
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Journal, Thursday, September 13, 1973 - ii
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* Farmowner Package Policy. $12,000 ~Dwelling and 320
acres. No charge on contents. All for $96.00 per' year.
Special Homeowner Policy for Perkins.
Example: $20,000 - $122.00 per year
$ 6,000 -$ 49.00 per year
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* Auto, Truck & Pickups & Farm Liability CoUision De-
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Farmers Union Dues - 1 year -$4.00
5 years - $17.00
Nearly 70,000 Families in Oklahoma
SEE OR CALL
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L. C. Graves, Perkins Phone 547-2249
Wells Agency, Stillwater Phone 372-5655
H. M. Shoup Jr., Ripley Phone 372-4313
**Harvey Brixey, Perkins Phone 547-2251
Farmers Union Tire Dealers in Payne County Are:
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Service Center, Cushing; Rose Mobil, Junction 177 & 33.
Northern Lincoln County
Tryon Skelly, Tryon
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