Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 61, No. 185, Ed. 1 Friday, April 18, 1975 Page: 4 of 12
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pAGf FOUR Sapolpo 0*10 M**»ld Frtdsr Aprtl <■ >f»J
Okie Kampers Camp AtHeyburn
(Hue Hampers Hub members
were jmned b> the Teepees of
Sami Springs, and the Go
4 retter- and i auharos of Tulsa
for a rani pout the past
weekend at Shepherd Point on
Hex bun; !-ake
The gr.iup played md<ior and
outdiNir sanies with camp
fires kept burning, on Thur-
sday arid Friday
At 4 p ni Saturday \ T
1 abb Okie Kampers
president, <onduited the
busit • •>' meeting Hazel
Richardson cave the
d» y tuna; ind prayer
i » 1 .e ,i d Hob Basinger
pt••si-ritys! ' luh with a large
■ •. . r ■ ■ a t !lac w hn h was
f' v dor it s th< i anipout
• yy •• -h« !ub flat and
Satmr.a < amper1 and
state carnpout to be held at
New Mannford in Ma> Marx
(arnathar. and Hazel
Richardson will have charge of
the hospitality hour on Thur-
sday evening, and women of
i Hue Kampers are aske<l to pop
popcorn and sack it for this
event. aLs. to bring cakes fir
the < ake walk Registering at
the gate will be Jeff Carnahan
Pete Richardson. Albert Tabb
Virgil and <>pa! Groover. Bob
and (Tiloe Basinger Ted and
Irene Sherrill
Righteen units were
represented at the campout
Members attending were Hob
and Uhloe Hasinger J D
1 learmr and Allison Bowen.
Mr and Mrs (Taren<-e Brown
1r and Mrs Willard Ru< kner
Mr and Mrs Jeff Carnahan.
Mr and Mrs Tom * arriahan
Mr< Dak
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Ikie and Elvin Mabry, Manager* a
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Richardson. Mr and Mrs A T
Tabb Mr and Mrs Virgil
Groover. Mr and Mrs Neil
Davis. Mr and Mrs Harold
Rector and grandson. Mr and
Mrs Delious Parker Mr and
Mrs Pete Richardson and
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Robert
Richardson. Tulsa
Musical Theme
Accented In
Club Program
Mrs Don Pittman was
soloist and Mrs Jack Wac hob
pianist, in presenting the
program for Delta Rho
i hapter. Beta Sigma Phi. held
Monday night at Collins
auditorium of Sapulpa library
They were also hostess ami co-
hostess for the meeting
The program title xxas
Nature." and in their
program thex gave musical
numbers combining the
theme nature with music
Mrs Gerald Kelsey,
president. was in charge erf the
business meeting when plans
were discussed for the annual
Rela Sigma Phi founder s day
banquet to be held on April 2t*
with Delta Rho the host
chapter
Mone> saving tips were
given in response to roll call by
these members. Jan Kinney.
Mrs Benny Vanatta. Mrs Dick
Baxter. Mrs Kelsex, Mrs Bob
Henderson. Mrs Orville
Knight. Mrs Gary Romine.
Mrs Cecil Tiger. Mrs (iiz
Hays. Mrs Rill Berry. Mrs
Tom Whitley. Mrs Don
Bradley. Mrs I/esCypret, Mrs
Carl Brown. Mrs. Gary Cook.
Mrs Bob Kelts. Mrs larrx
Higgs. Mrs Jon Rogers, Mrs
Harold Misner. Mrs Jerry
Reed. Mrs Greg Pugimre. and
the hostesses
After the program a surprise
nursery shower was held to
iionor Mrs Hays
Coffee and punch were
served with cake, which was
decorated in the baby theme
Next meeting is set for 7:30
p.m April 28 with Mrs Don
Bradley hostess. Mrs Bill
Berry co-hostess The ritual of
jewels will be held for pledges
As a member of the puffer
family, the porcupine fish can
inflate itself with water or air
for protection, according hi
• apt Charles Buie of the
Miami Seaquanum It can
reach a length of eight feet 10
inches and the sharp spines
covering its body are painful
Ixi t not poisonous
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Capitol Building in Washington D.C., Ft. Leonard Wood Army Base, North American
Christian Convention, International Christ in Youth Conference, and many others.
ADMISSION IS FtCC
Sponsored By First Christian Church
Sapulpa High School Auditorium
Hooks And Needles
+ comes in a wide and fariUii
FOR TH AT extra special gift handmade articles in an openwork spiderweb pattern would
lw welcomed by any homemaker
By JANE DERRYOERRY
The handmade gift reflects
both thoughtfulness and
generosity on the part of the
giver The items shown here
would be ideal for that
inevitable occasion calling for
an extra special gift besides
serving practical and
decorative functions in your
own home
The plat e mat is crocheted of
bedspread cotton in a spider
web pattern more
sophisticated than usually
seen This beautiful open
pattern looks particularly
attractive on a polished wood
table
The flower napkin rings and
egg cozy are crocheted of a
shiny synthetic yarn that
comes in a widr and brilliant
range of colors The same
pattern can be used for a
flower pit cover to dress up
vour house plants
All items are included in one
pattern
.To order HOOKS AND
NEKDIJ7S I’attern No. 4S6-125.
send $2 05 in cash, check or
money order < no stamps,
please i to Hooks and Needles.
Box 1783, F.ncino. Calif. 91316.
Please print your name, ad-
dress, ZIP code and pattern
number plainly.!
A site near Mansfield. Ia .
was the scene of a battle during
the War Between the States in
which 12.0041 Confederates de-
feated a Union Army of about
25.0410
Tips On Family Living
By ARLINDA MCCUMBER
Eitenxion Home Economist
B\ keeping tlx- finish applied
io furniture and ether wood
surfaces . leaf, you <110 enjoy
■he Ix'au'x rf the finish and the
wihmI underneath Dusting
keeps weed finishes i lean and
helps prevent sera titles The
dusting attachment on a
vacuum cleanei i' the best
device to use
Clean, soft lintles- cloths
which aren't starched are the
nex' c hi ace \ dirtx dust cloth
■ auses clouded and streaked
furniture More dust can lx
tplained in a cloth xou have
spraxed with a s|>ecial product
tot this purpose, 't in a doth
ireated with a drop or two of
Social
Caleada*
Saturday
Sapulpa Squares square
dance club - regular dance
Gamma Chapter. Delta
Kappa Gamma -- meets in
Okmulgee
Sunday
Farewell reception for Mrs
Joe Neal - First Or is turn
church dining room following
evening church service, all
friends of Mrs Neal invited
Mrs. Neal \\ ill
Be Honored
At Reception
A reception will lx- held
Sunday night in the dining
room of First • liristian church,
to honor Mrs Joe Neal, church
organist, who is leaving soon
for Champagne. Ill to reside
The reception will lie held
immediately following evening
worship service at the church,
with all friends of Mrs. Neal
invited to attend
The Territory of Orleans was
admitted to the Union as the
State of Diuisiana on April 30,
1812. becoming the 18th state to
tx* admitted
liquid wax or polish loo much
wax or polish will cause
breaking
Wash wood surfaces
1 autiously Never wash shellac
finishes Use a sudsy mixture
f mild s«>ap or detergent and
water
Dip a clean, soft doth in the
solution and wring out Wash.
t mse and dry a small area at a
time overlapping washed
areas
Thorough cleaning is
removing wax or polish as well
a-- dirt Moisten a cloth with
mineral spirits or synthetic
lurpentine Do not let the doth
■r solvent stand on the finish
\ cleanser-conditioner
■ leans wood finishes and
disguises scratches It retards
< hec ks in the finish and
removes cloudiness and
dullness caused by smoke,
grease and dust
To make a deanser-
i onditloner shake together
free [wrtsof Holed linseed oil
with om part of gum tur-
lientme Kill a cup with licit
water and pour on enough! of
the mixture to cover the sur-
face Dip a soft cloth into the
oily layer Tlien rub onto a
small area of wood
l se .1 toothbrush on canings
and grooves And use a 3-4) steel
wool pad on a very soiled
area rubbing lightly with tile
, rain Rinse with a dean doth
wrun. 'Kit of dear, warm
water Huh with a dry doth
Discard the mixture wlien it
is cold I in not try to reheat it.
Walking (Iroup
Meeting Held
Hath Saturday
The Walking 1 alone
4 'ounters group meets at 3 p.m
every Saturday at 321 W
Norma last meeting there
were six members and one
visitor ui attendance
After the meeting the group
went for a one mile walk. New
members and visitors are
welcome to attend any of the
meetings, according to Kdith
Hudgins, publicity chairman
Revival
April 21-25
J. Harold Bryan
7:30 p.m.
Each Evening
J. Harold
Bryan
Evangelist
Inspiring Messafes
Special Song Services
Led By Charles Compton
Sunday School.............
Morning Worship..........
11:00 a.m.
Church Training...........
.5:30 p.m.
Evening Worship...........
Wednesday Prayer Service.
.7:30 p.m.
FOREST HILLS!
BAPTIST CHURCH
Sammy Low*, Pastor
Pearl Pickett
Circle Meet
Tuesday Event
Mrs Cecil Gibson and Mrs
I .dwell Farrar shared hostess
duties in entertaining I’earl
I’ickett Cirde. First United
Methodist church, in the
i-hurch parlors Tuesday night
“One Body. Many Func-
tions.' was the subject of the
program presented by Mrs
Ralph Miller Mrs Gibson
gave the devotional*
Mrs Ray Smith, [resident,
opened the meeting with ths
I/ord's [raver Announcement
was made of the May
Fellowship Day service to be
held May 2 at Wesley
Methodist church; also that the
circle will be hist group at the'
visitation dinner in May
Members present were Mrs
Marion Smeltzer. Mrs Haskell
Golden. Mrs W O Denton
Mrs James Stewart. Mrs Ray
Smith. Mrs .Amos White. Mrs
Glenn F.chols. Mrs Ralph
Miller. Mrs Huber! Aston
Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mrs
Chester Graham. Mrs
Kmmett Misner and the
hestesses Mrs Gibson and
Mrs. Farrar
Next meeting will be Max 20
with Mrs Nelson, and Mrs
Graham to be co-hostess
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And Feast Upon A
Main Helping Of
Deep Fried Cod Or Catfish,
Gulf Shrimp, Chesapeake
Bay Clams and Deviled Crab.
You May Substitute To Fit
Your Particular Taste Desires.
Hush Puppies For The Well
Bread.
Homemade Salads - Cole Slaw And Potato Salad
Topped Off • With Hot, Delicious Cherry Cobbler
Wet Your Whistle - With Coffee Or Tea
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Livermore, Edward K. Sapulpa Daily Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 61, No. 185, Ed. 1 Friday, April 18, 1975, newspaper, April 18, 1975; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1495223/m1/4/: accessed May 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.