The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 57, No. 130, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 2, 1971 Page: 3 of 8
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Party Fetes Bride Elect
Mrs. J. G. Miller, 510 N.
Elizabeth, was hostess at a
wedding shower Friday night
honoring Miss Ruby Jean
Gilbreath, bride elect of Joe
Graham.
On the gift table a centerpiece
in the valentine theme, featured
a lovely maiden beneath a heart
of net, with tiny velvet hearts
and roses.
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A Girl for Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Farrar, Tulsa. She was born
January 31 at St. Francis
hospital, weighing six pounds,
four ounces and has been named
Amy Nicole.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. liowell Farrar, 906 S.
Hickory, and Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Ixjvell, Hennessey, Okla.
A Girl for Mr. and Mrs. Roy I.
Kinney, Sherman, Tex. She was
born at Bartlett Memorial
hospital January 29, weighing
seven pounds, two ounces, and
has been named Serena Joyce.
Grandparents are Mrs.
Bernice Kinney, Davis, Okla.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Acuff,
Sapulpa.
Great-grandparents are Mrs.
Kate Hartman, Sayre, and Mrs.
W. H. Smith, Oklahoma City.
Great-great-grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Arless Berry,
Ranch Terrace Nursing Home.
A Girl for Mr. and Mrs.
Charles E. Martin, north of
Sapulpa. She was bom January
27 at Bartlett Memorial hospital,
weighing six pounds, eight
ounces, and has been named
Dewala Deann.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. John Alfred Martin, 314 S.
Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Troy
Hammond, Olive.
A Boy for Mr. andMrs. James
E. Carley, 4601 N. Penn,
Oklahoma City. He was born,
January 29, weighing five and
one-half pounds, and has been
named David Edell.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Carley, Tulsa. The
baby is the grandson of J. W.
Inge and the late Mrs. Inge,
Sapulpa.
At the game hour written
games of “Something Old,
Something New," and “love
And Marriage,” entertained the
group with prizes being taken by
Miss Gilbreath and Mrs. Chester
Graham.
Refreshments of delicious
broken glass dessert and hot
fruit punch were served to Mrs.
Michael Clark, Mrs. Walter
Morrow, Mrs. J. P. White, Mrs.
W. E. Causey, Miss Elizabeth
Howard, Mrs. 0. T. Sherill, Mrs.
Leo Post, Mrs. J. D. Frazier,
Mrs. Mable Bilyeu, Mrs. John
Hulnik.
Also Mrs. Bill Dyer, Mrs
Sarah Burns, Mrs. Dan Cald-
well, Mrs. Lloyd Houck, Mrs.
Della Webster, Mrs. Norma
Hightower, Mrs. Gerald Miller,
Mrs. Jack Fisher, Mrs. Lela
Avra, Mrs. Darrell Avra, Mrs.
Gary Avra, Mrs. Chester
Graham, mother of the future
bridegroom, Mrs. Owen
Gilbreath, mother of the bride
elect, Miss Gilbreath and the
hostess.
Bean Supper Is
January Social
For Pacesetters
Pacesetters Sunday school
class of South Heights Baptist
church was entertained at a
bean supper Friday night in the
church fellowship hall Host and
hostess for the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. James White. Mrs.
White is social chairman for the
class.
Various games were played by
the group, with the pastor acting
the part of “King Tutt.”
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Wells and Sammy, Mrs. Joe
Magee and Sandra, Marlene and
Cathy, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Goodenough and Chonna, Mr.
and Mrs. Leon Leverett, Mr. and
Mrs. Delbert Brown and Julie,
Mrs. Judy Lucas, Donnie and
Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. David
Ragland, Pam and Teresa, Rev.
and Mrs. F. S. Hammons and
granddaughter, Rita Hendrix,
George Evans, Roy Breeding,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stroup,
Mrs. Jean McCombs, Alicia,
Vickie and Charles Eld, Mr. and
Mrs. James White, Wesley,
Joyce, Pam and Terry Hockett.
Mrs. Stroup is teacher of the
class, and president is David
Ragland.
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Sapulpa (Okls.) Herald, Tuesday, February 2, 1*71—PAGE THREE
Calendar Weekend Activities Fete Mounds Girl Scout Troop
Mom concerned over
daughter’s driving
By Abigail Van Buran
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DEAR ABBY: Our teenage daughter, I’ll call her Debbie,
has been driving for a year. She thinks she is a careful
driver, but she drives too fast. Debbie got a ticket for going
25 miles an hour over the speed limit, and her license woo
suspended for 30 days. I am sure she baa gone over the apeed
limit more than once, but this waa the oody time she was
caught.
Debbie needs to drive to work after school, and it is so
late when she is thru with work, wo wouldn’t want her to
take the bus.
My husband read about a “device" to put on a car which
will monitor speed violations. We told Debbie we were going
to put one on her car. She bad a fit, and said it would bo
“spying" on her. I tried explaining that H would be bettor
than having her license suspended again or maybe getting
into a serious accident due to her habit of speeding.
Has Debbie the right to feel it she does? Or do we have
the right to put one of those devices on her car?
DEBBIE’S PARENTS
DEAR PARENTS: Forget the device, aad let the poke
“police” your daughter. But warn DehMo that if bar ipeedtog
tickets result in revocation of her license, not to expect any
"chaaffeur service” from you.
DEAR ABBY: We have a relative who is not old, but he
talks about nothing but his aches and pains and allergies. He
carries a dozen different kinds of pills with him. He even
bought a leather case made especially to carry his pills. He
looks like a walking drugstore. He keepe asking what time it
is so he can take his next pill.
Why can’t he take his pills in private? I have ailments,
too, but I don’t make a big show of it. What is the matter
with him? Do you think it would help any if someone told him
in a nice way be is getting on people’s nerves?
CLOSE RELATIVE
DEAR RELATIVE: The matter with him is that be
wants attention and sympathy. Aad no, it wouldn't help If
oomeone told him he Is getting on people’s nerves. [Ho might
have to Increase the dosage to calm H1S.1
DEAR ABBY: I am u married man and the father of four.
As a salesman I travel a lot, but I manage to keep up with
your columns. Why do you all but hang a medal on every
wife who thinks the moat important thing she has to do is bo
a willing bed partner?
I have a wife like that, but let me tell yon more about
her. She sleeps all morning, gossips on the telephone for
hours at a time, and she either watches day time television or
takes a nap in the afternoon. She hates housework and the
bouse looks like it. She detests cooking, so when I'm not
home, the kids get peanut butter sandwiches and potato chip*
for supper every night. Yet this woman thinks she’s a good
wife because she’ll hop into bed with me at the drt^j of a
hint.
Maybe other husbands will disagree with me, but I would
rather have a cleaner house and better fed kids than a wife
who lets everything else go so she can rest up for sack time.
NAME WITHHELD
CONFIDENTIAL TO “IN TROUBLE AND ASHAMED”:
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Salvation Army. They have never sold as to anyone with
your ktod of trouble. And yea, you may keep your baby U you
want to.
What’s your problem? You'll feel better If you get It off
your cheat. Writs to ABBY. Box WIN, Los Aagoteo, Cal.
MNP. Far a personal reply enclose stamped.
a longer visit. They will be
returning home Wednesday.
Visit In Goto
Over Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. George
Mathews, 66 W. Mary Lynn
Drive, spent the weekend in
Gore visiting their son and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell
Mathews and children Cary and
Deborah.
Chotks Host To
Kansas Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cheek,
1002 E. line, have had as guests
for the past week their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
George Lunday, Jr. and children
Kathy, Brian and Harriett May,
Overland Park, Kens. Lundy
returned home Sunday, leaving
Mrs. Lundy and the children for
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TUESDAY
Sapulpa Reading Club—1:30
p.m. Mrs. B.F. Wooden, Jr., 1334
E. McKinley.
Melodears-9:30 a.m. First
Presbyterian church, meet for
rehearsal.
Progressive Extension
Homemaker Club—Miss Eathel
Anglin, 217 W. Ross.
Lady Elks—meet at Elks
lodge Mrs. Jim Tuttle hostess.
Alpha Psi Conclave, Kappa
Kappa Iota—6 p.m. at Little
Gem Cafe.
Daylight Study Club—1:30
p.m. Miss Leah Barton, 1010 E.
Jackson.
Radiant Chapter Eastern
Star—7:30 p.m. business
meeting Masonic hall.
Sahoma TOPS—6:30 to 7 pm.
weigh-ins at Bartlett Memorial
Hospital, followed by February
social and low calorie dinner at
Diamond dining room.
XSA Club-meets 8 p.m. with
Mrs. Jerry Robertson, 1209 S.
Apple.
WEDNESDAY
Rebekahs—meet 7:30 p.m.
Odd Fellow hall.
WSCS First Methodist chur-
ch—1 p.m. dessert luncheon at
the church.
Presbyterian Women’s
meeting—1 p.m. at the church,
Mrs. Jack Jones, Mrs. H.A.
Richardson and Mrs. Streeter
Speakman, Sr., hostesses.
Ever Ready Sewing Circle—2
p.m. Mrs. C.C. Williams, 1116 E.
McKinley, members to bring
hostess gift.
THURSDAY
Friendship Class, First
Methodist Church—dinner at the
chirch, Mr. and Mrs. Rollo
Henderson hosts.
Kiwanianns—coffee with Mrs.
Dwight Moulding, 1515 E.
McKinley.
Welcome Wagon Club—Mrs.
Bruce Jones, 2311 S. Mounds.
Good Will Club—2 p.m. Mrs.
A.L. Bradley, Sr., 1310 E.
McLeod.
Kiefer Sorosis Club—1:30 p.m.
Mrs. W.H. Brewer, 413 N.
Ridgeway.
Mary Martha Sunday School
class-First Baptist church—7:30
p.m. Mrs. Wallace Crawford, 463
N. Elizabeth.
Amaranth Court—7:30 p.m.
business meeting Masonic hall,
followed by valentine party in
the dining room.
FRIDAY
PEO Chapter G—Mrs. Walter
Cale and Mrs. Melvin Tilbury
hostesses, 1 p.m. luncheon.
PEO Chapter DT—Mrs. Earl
Hermes, 1312 Circle Drive, 1
p.m. luncheon.
Priscilla Club—1 p.m. dessert
luncheon, Mrs. M.J. Armstrong,
1001 E. Thompson.
SATURDAY
Past President Club, VFW
Auxiliary—Mr. and Mrs. C.J.
Pfeffer, 618 S. Walnut.
Sapulpa Squares—dance at
Sophia Letlow studio.
Presbyterian
Women To Meet
On Wednesday
Women’s Association, First
Presbyterian church, will meet
at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the
chirch chapel.
Mrs. C. W. Briggs will be in
charge of the program, to be a
demonstration by students from
the Sapulpa School for Han-
dicapped children.
Hostesses will be Mrs. Jack
Jones, Mrs. Streeter Speakman,
Jr., and Mrs. H. A. Richardson.
Former Sspulpens
Sunday Visitors
Mrs. W. C. Elliott was the
dinner guest Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Winters,
Oklahoma City, former
Sa pul pans. The trio had dinner
at the Tradewinds in Tulsa, and
spent the afternoon at Mrs.
Elliott’s home. The Winters
attended morning church ser-
vices at First Methodist church,
of which they were members
when they lived in Sapulpa, and
visited old friends there.
Thomas Jefferson in 1781
grew foe first recorded to-
matoes in the United States,
says Encyclopaedia Britannica.
TNI SATULPA MItALO
14 So h*. Sopulpo, Okla. 74064
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Mounds Junior Girl Scout
TToop 218 spent Friday night and
Saturday at the Troop House in
Tulsa. They had a wiener roast
Friday night with Junior Troop
410 of Tulsa guests.
The girls had dinner, then
played games and sang songs.
Troop 410 members attending
were Joyce Barnett, Debbie
Copeland, troop leader, Johnna
Clark,
The girls had dinner, then
played games and sang songs.
Troop 410 members attending
were Joyce Barnett, troop
leader, Johnna Clark, Carla
Barnett, Debbie Copeland,
Jeania Clark, Sandra Hickman
and Ellen Armstrong. Also at-
tending were Ruth Jacobsen,
Rivers Bend Field Advisor,
Mounds is in the Rivers Bend
area.
Saturday morning foe girls
had French toast, bacon and
pancakes for breakfast. They
also cooked lunch before
leaving. This weekend they
worked on compasses and road
maps, plus finishing their work
on Gypsy Badges.
Mowds Girls attending were
Carol Mallonee, Robin Boyd-
ston, Tammie Moore, Linda
Tanner, Chris Boydston, Peggy
Mallonee, Kathy Tewell, Kathy
Lin nett and Dorraine Creason.
Leaders attending were Sarah
Moore, Dorothy Creason and Jo
Linnet.
Truffle is any one of various
fleshy underground fungi lying
below the ground and discovered
by swine or dogs who smell their
odor.
By BILL OWEN
Reasonably minded people must surely admit we have a
crisis of authority in America today. Federal, State, Police,
School, Religious authority—just to name a few— are all under
attack. Never before in American history has there been such
insatiable avarice and scorn for authority. Principles of law are
being abandoned in rebellion against God’s will for tranquility.
All of us had better wake up to the fact that stability of
government is weakened when legal rights are sacrificed to
whimsical disobedience. No nation can survive when authority
is flauited. When authority is misused—and it sometimes has
been— we have legal ways to change authorities. We have
lawful ways to restrain, expand and enforce authority. The
Constitution and the Bible are the authority by which ALL of us
must live. God help us if we don’t!. . .
Owen Funeral Home, Inc., 216 South Main St., Sapulpa, Okla.,
224-2121.
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Livermore, Edward K. The Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 57, No. 130, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 2, 1971, newspaper, February 2, 1971; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1494580/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.