Gibson,
Bethea to
Dec. 18
Ted and Margaret Gibson
announce engagement and
marriage of their (laugh-
, Amy Jo Gibson of Clarenre,
David Roland Bethea, Clare-
wedding will be held Dec.
in the Tryon Christian Union
at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Gibson
! officiate.
bride elect is a graduate
High School. She
a Bachelor of Science degree
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Durant, and is an
State University masters
speech communication,
[is currently flight instructing in
G
prospective bridegroom is
of Oklahoma State
and is the business
at the Claremore Medical
He grew up in Asia, Indian
Africa, and is the former
of the OSU rugby team.
of '43
its
anniversary
Perkins High School Class of
celebrated its 50th anniversary
an afternoon get-together in
Lodge Nov. 6.
about the "good old
visiting and sharing what
has done during the last 50
was shared by 24 former
and their spouses.
from out state were:
Barger, Jacksonville, Ark.;
Brixey, Granger City, Utah;
(Campbell) Della Dora and
Hayward, Calif; Bert Huls
wife, Dallas, "lxas; Lois
Inskeep, Ranch Mirage,
Walter Judge and wife,
N.M.; and Charles
and wife, Salem, Ore.
(Ham) Beelex and husband,
Amy do Gibson and David Roland Bethea
Class of 1933 holds
its 60th reunion
By Fief,nee Holbrook
The Perkins High School grad-
uating class of 1933 celebrated its
60th class reunion in the home of
Mattie Lee Recer Thompson Satur-
day afternoon.
Two form,r teachers attended.
Mrs. Eloise Thomas Parson of
Perkins was the classes' eighth-
grade teacher. She celebrated here
97th birthday in May. Mrs. Frances
Jenkins Escue was a very popular
Lon (Bower) Thompson and high school teacher and lives in
Edgar Vanzandt and wife Stillwater.
pa-,-- (Rams,y) Watkins "
from Stillwater.
Oklahoma City were Virgil
Lambert, Bill Ihylor and
and Max Ingram.
from Perkins were
(Turner) Cundiff, Raymoud
and wife, Eva Lee (West-
LaFollette and husband, Lo-
Mercher, Margaret
Sugg, Doyle Kirby and
(Reddou0 KL,.
attending were Benny Henry,
City; Enos Combs and wife,
and Robert Davis, Rip-
(Creaser) Henry from
and DeWayue Luster and
from Perry were unable to
the aftexnoon session but
the banquet that evening
in the Perkins Elementary
gymnasium.
family
reunion
Wellston
Goidle Shaver Stewart
were 51 relatives gathered
Wellston Masonic Hall Oct.
They came to honor Pearl
from Fort Worth, Texas.
Annie Reeves who
in perkins and who now
in a Stillwater resthome.
of these ladies have passed 9D-
They are the last of this
came from Missouri,
Oklahoma.
family started with our
There were 12 chil-
They rived in the late 1880's.
name was Eliphas
Reeves. His wife's name
t Kish Reeves. They came
m a covered wagon, home.-
northwest of Carney and
in a half-dugout for some
They could look their door
gee wild animals.
Reeves was a minister.
would peach at one church
and at another the next
One of these churches was in
been told he gathered
from the prairie and sold
in Guthrie for 50 cents a
load.
is a mid-way house still
on Highway 105. It's one-
of the Lincoln-Logan
line. The loaded wagons
were on their way
They rested their horses
many years.
The following class members
were present:
Charles L. Fulton, Lyle Jones,
Floyd Brown, Frances Race Gray,
Nova Stone Rains, Ray Burton,
Minnie Burton Bland, Clifford
Martz, Virgil Bo Spillers, Florence
Ellen Smith Sewell, Jamie Alice
Clarke Dram, Minnie Belle Fulton
Long, Florence Baker Holbrook
and the hostess, Mattie Lee Recer
Thompson.
Spouses, relatives and friends of
the class were also present.
Cimarron Valley FCE
talks immune system
system and associated flluess. We
also discussed Lupus and inflamma-
tory disease of the body's conn-
tive tissue and chronic fatigue syn-
drome.
At the close of the meet-
ing, a hostess served refresh-
ments to Emma LOu Hardin,
Esther Ham, Fern Rice, Agnes
Crowly, Carol Acuff, Verna Lea
Arthur, Inez Barnes, Elsie Grant,
Betty Branstetter, Charlotte Par-
rack, Joyce Yongker, lhh Was-
sell, Geraldine Allen and guests,
Olive Prior and Alta Kirby, and Joan
Botts, sisters from Stillwater.
By Geraldine Allen
. Cimarron Valley FCE Club held
it's regular meeting ifi the home of
Joan Botts Oct. 5. Vice-president
Emma LOu Hardin presided over the
meeting.
Joan opened the meeting with her
devotional, "Faith," reading from
James 5:14.
Verna Lea Arthur led the group in
singing "Happy Birthday" to Inez
Barnes followed by the flag salute
and =Collect" given in unison.
Esther and Ruth presented an in-
formative program consisting of Im-
munodeficiency quiz, a review and
reminder of facts about the immune
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SENIOR CITIZENS NEWS
By Ham
We had 13 ladies doing various
kinds of painting Nov. 4. Those
enjoying the morning together were
Jewel Mahar, Winona Randolf,
Alpha ,er, rry AI. Ruby
, Goldie Stewart, Betty Jo
Trimble, Viola Cnmkel, Elsie Grant,
Florence Wall, Vicki Shea, Mary
Nelson and Goldie Bean. Of course
men are always welcome, too.
The following enjoyed an evening
of cards and do--noes Nov. 6: Guy
and Cleta Rivers, Gold/e and Virgil
Bean, Erma and Everett Miller,
Vern Wells, Maudetta Triplett, Nuel
Reynolds, Joyce Ools and Norma
Woods. If you like to play cards
or dominoes, come join us at the
center Saturd nights.
We had several visitors from
other states to join us for music
Nov. 8 including Rex and Eve-
lyn Birdsong, Vale Ore.; Norma
and Richard Saltzn, Mont. Oth-
ers listening to the good music
were Alpha Bower, Ed and Flora
Cundiff, Joyce Ools, Pete and Vi-
ola Gunkel, Jack and Jeanne Befit,
Olga Tomlinson, Donna Burton,
Arlene and Ore Matuey, Clifford
and Lois McKanghn, Ruth Wells,
Rena Burton, Paul Cooley, Mary
llurchett, Bill and Eva Cm, Margo
Hughes, Jack Heaton, Wanda Chap-
man, James and Mildred Hail.
Also, Edith Cretsinger, Erma
Karner to head
lukemia drive
Janet Karner has been named
"key volunteer" for the
Society Residential Campaign in
Perkins.
"The drive is scheduled to begin
immediately and conclude Nov.
22," Olenda Fisk,
for the Oklahoma Chter of the
Leukemia Society of America, mid.
"The residential drive is people-
to-people campaign," Kamef said.
"Each of us have been touched at
some time by this disease throngh
the loss of a relative or close
frie=xl. This campaisn presems an
opportunity to make a differ, me
by joining in the fight against this
dreaded disease."
The Ooma Chap provid
direct financial assistance to Okla-
homa pail=m in need and is era'-
ready supporting research project.
SImffer, Kamdm, Earl Bent- The musicians playing for us
iey, John , Etmice John- were lval Hesser, Evelyn Havel,
sea, Amy and Olive Wehrlen, Jimmie Dodson, Bud Smith, Jim
ErtmSmith, VcmWells, Mandetta Music, Carroll McGinnis, Bob
Tripktt, Gem and Josephine Bays, Voigt, Bernice Schieffer, Larry
Were, Katherine Cross, Darrell, Glen and Esther Notting-
Mm and Beth Rding, Wilia ham, Allen Cain, Clara Hesser, Vic
Ram, Ethel Caner, Mattie Lee Metzger and Jim Ham.
Thompson, Mack and Viola Bra- The pot luck and birthday dinner
ziel, Guy Rivers, Dorothy Metzger, combination was held Nov. 10.
Elsie Grant, Naomi Woods, Belle Thanksgiving dinner will be
Cain, Ka Cain, Esther Ham and Nov. 19. Watch this paper for
Luella Henuis. everything happening at the center.
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