12-The Perkins Journal Thursday, October 13, 1977
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$65. That was a mistake.
They should have saved it
until Ladies' Night and
auctioned it for $165. My
wife has dragged home
worse things than that from a
garage sale as happy as if
she had bought Fort Knox
for $3.25.
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Mark Pittman saved the
Evans family automobile
from serious damage Sunday
afternoon. Yvonne drove up
to the self-service pumps at
the Gibble Station, got out
and started looking around.
Mark got right out there
when it looked like she was
trying to get the hood open to
find the gasoline tank. Our
eight year old Lloyd warned,
"Better watch him, Mama.
They just show you once."
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We finally got our garage
cleaned out where we can
park the car inside and even
close the door. The women
drivers in our family have
strict orders not to park the
car or back it from the garage
unless they can do it without
scraping the sides. The
garage was built back in the
days when Dr. Holbrook
graduated from horse and
buggys to horseless carri-
ages. It was time for the
daughter's music lesson
Monday afternoon and I was
in Stillwater in my car, so
Yvonne walked home to back
the car from the garage for
her. Margaret Coate, the
Journal typesetter and from
whom we bought the
Holbrook house, sympa-
thizes with the ladies about
the garage. She lived there
18 years and never did get
easy about getting her car in
and out.
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We've been working off
and on since last spring
restoring, re-decorating,
painting, roofing, etc., the
house known as the old Dr.
Holbrook home at 222 East
Thomas Street (2 blocks east
of the old bank corner.)
Several people have asked us
if we were going to have
open house so they could see
what we have done to the old
landmark. Yes, we are,
finally. Everything is about
as done as its going to get, so
before the walls get more
finger prints on them and the
carpets get scuffed up,
Yvonne and I would like to
invite anyone who would
care to come to visit Sunday
afternoon, October 23. That
is a week from Sunday.
You don't even have to
know us to be welcomed. The
old house was built, it is our
understanding, before the
turn of the century in what
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Mldw&y Downs
Stroud, OkJa.
was the main residental area
of Perkins. Dr. Holbrook MI Club meetS
raised a large family there,
and we understand Mrs. The Mutual Im
Holbrook was a most Club met for the
gracious hostess, and many meeting of the year
friends, young and old, have where Mrs. Carole
attended social functions or hostess, served
been guests of the Holbrook ments of cheese cake
children in that house. Then coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunlavy and Thegroup
Mary Jane lived there Stillwater to the
several years. Bruce and Theatre where they
Alice Heydenburk spent a "Dark at the Top of
year or two as residents. Stairs" as guests of
Then Burton and Margaret Acuff. The play, the storY
Coate raised their big family a middle class
there during the 18 years family set in the mid
before we bought it. was enjoyed by all.
Findley Hoibrook, one of Although there was
the Holbrook sons, was in business meeting,
Perkins last week and we were given to the
enjoyed taking him through members who were
the house once again. He Edna Chesney, Pat
related many experiences Fern Chrystal, Juanita
about his childhood home, singer, Virginia
and said it was much like his Anna Marie Evans,
mother kept it. Ann Brown, Mae
The sturdy old house is an Nina Wilhite, Erma
important part of Perkins' Florence Holbrook, and
history. We are proud that hostess, Carole Acuff.
we have had the opportunity -0-
to restore it and make it our
home. If you've never been Christian Women
in the house, we think you
would enjoy seeing it. If you Club News
have been a guest there at
some time through the years, Christian Women's
you will enjoy visiting again will hold a brunch
and recalling old memories. October 18 at 9:15 at
Hope you are able to come Holiday Inn, Stillwater.
by. Theme for the meeting
-0- be "Car Talk" with
Lewis discussing
Sound Off With Your Car."
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One may also behold
another type of beauty at the
Chaparral where Florence
Holbrook displays various
artists' work from time to
time. The paintings capture
the sometimes fleeting
beauty of natural objects. It
is a compliment to the
Perkins area that their
appreciation and interest in
art is not underestimated.
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Glenna Covertino,
ist, will provide music
the brunch. Dianne S
will share her
witness-" Motoring
Life". She is the wife
orthopedic surgeon
former high school
gist.
Reservations may be
by calling 372-1260
377-9281. Price of the
is $2.75.
Mental
THE
LIGHT
Health drive
The Mental Health Associ-
ation will conduct a drive in
Perkins Thurs. Oct. 13, 6 to 8
p.m. Co-Chairpersons are
Sherilyn Smith and Shirley
Hall.
Those interested in help-
ing as bellringers may call
Sherilyn at 547-2214 or
Shirley at 547-2690. Your
help will be appreciated.
Cemetery Meeting
Paradise Cemetery will
have their annual meeting
Friday, Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m.
at the Progress Community
Building.
Anyone interested in the
About the time a
cured of swearing,
income tax time again.
Some people don't*
advice--they just
as a wastebasket for
worries.
Forgiveness does
change the past
does enlarge
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with a handle on
means work.
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