The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1918 Page: 8 of 8
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W atch The
In Our Window
EVERY DAY
White Goods, Shoes and Hats
Let us make your feet glad by
fitting them with a
Pair of Shoes
or
Low Cut Shoes
Don't Forget to get that pair of
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SiSTER SUE, BALS AND OXFORDS
Ktng Komus pure Cane Syrup
Dairy Maid Hominy and New State Brand Cats
"YOU WILL LiKE THEM"
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In A!! Blends and Flavors
ALWAYS FRESH
SEE OUR WINDOWS EVERY DAY
For Fresh Fruit and Vegetables.
The House of Service
r.i he Calumet Merct. Co.
' a umet, Oklahoma
Phone to 41
LAMA'II Li;.
We had another good rain last
Friday which will help the wr
Hens and wheat.
Sunday School and prayer
meeting was well attended
Sundav
Maggie Mc Graw was a call-
erat the Kroner home Sunday
Sophia Kroner was the guest
of Carrie Mc Graw Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Dye and family
visited with her parents Mr and
Mrs I) Kroger Sunday.
Mrs Eis and her mother Mrs
Gray from Calumet spent Mon-i
day with Mrs Sanders.
,
Mary Elwell was the guest of j
Mata Kroger Sunday.
lonkstak
: ^ Misses Laura Mc Coy and
Eunice Small were pleasant
visitors at school last Tuesday
bounty Superintendent, J. hn
L. Mice, Mr West, c unty agent
and Mrs Ruff, Supervisor of
MiiH's club>, visited our school
last Tuesday and finished organ
izing the Roy's aid Girl's Chilis
We intend to have our lisst
meeting next Thursday.
Our last day program anil
i Social was attended by an
appreciative audience. Tie
proceeds $12 36 will partly be I
used for Junior Red Cross work
Mary 3cott helped u-s with the I
musical part of our program We!
certainly appreciate her help. '
Tho*e neither absent or tardv
'or the entire term of school are
Viola, Emma and Herbert Has*
and tnose rec iving3 \ea-- per-
fect certificates from the Sia'e
jSuperictendent are Emma,
Herbert and Ju ias Ha is.
I he percent ot attendance for
th • last month was higher than
usual I nose not absent or
tardy the last month are Teddy
Hansen, Fred Jarville, Eugene
Reimers. 11 lu rt, Julias am;
John H-ias, Isaac Miller, Hollx
Stewart, Arthur anj Alma
Weber, Eva Jarville, Daisy
Scott, Sophia and Julia Reimers,
Emma, Hilda. Viola and Flora
Haas. Ret i \\ in I rev.
Ladies
WHY NOT
Get a package of Colorite and dye your Old
Straw hat and make it look new.
Costs only 25c and you have
a choice of 14 Colors to select
from.
All in Stock at
CALUMET DRUG CO.
gathered at the home of Mr. Ed
Armstrong jfiven for Mr Arm
>trong a nd son Roy in honor of
their birthday which whs
week t use present were,
and Mrs J N. Ken iv
family, Air and Mrs D.
Lowder, Mr. and Mrs.
last
Mr
and
W.
Guv
H hson and fami v, Mr.and Mrs
Jim StuIts, Mr and Mrs
Armstrong a> d son Jack,
Belle Patrick, Mrs.
Hufmin, Mr, anb Airs.
Lem
Mrs
Goldie
Georue
Patrick and son G°o. D from
LI Keno and vlr. Vowel! from
Feidmontall departed at a late
hour wishing Mr. Armstrong
a-d son many mure happy
birthday s.
OiuTtaln
CLAIM \\T ( \ MP \ ICN
along this line next Sundav even-
ing and on Sunday, April 28.
Rev J W. Daugherty, of Kiel,
Kiel, will be here to speak on
the subject Sunday, May 5ih,
^i''1 be Lav men's Day A com-
munication from Bishop W 0
Shepard, makes the following
request: "P ease fall in heartily
and enthusiastically, with Okla-
homa and Methodist spirit, with
ail the plans of the Commission
and do this great thing in a great
way."
Chic ftaln—
Marriage Lit
•eiises
A campaign is being launched
throughout Methodism in behalf
of the Conferenc•" ( laimant fund
Ibis great rehViovis organizatioi
recognizes tne necessity of get-
ting ils tif h,• tees in shape for
emergence s and of I- eepit g pace
with the great movements of ih<
day . Rev ■) J. Barnes will tplk
The following marriage licen-
ses were issued the past we k:
A. 11 Ahlfieid, age 25, and Ira
Gbshmsnn, age 26, both of Okar-
che ; H. E Blair, age 21, and
('line. Let iange. age 10, both of
OkI; honia < it\ : Clem W illi; ms,
ia.ue39 and Dais\ Wilson,age 28,
both of Oklahoma City; colored.
Mi "i W Tuttle, age ;')U, and Hel-
jen Fosler. agf .32, both of Okla-
I homa ( lty.
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hie
V SI RPRISK
On
Sundav April 7 1918 a
number of friends and relatives
t;
L.
M.
T1BERTY BONDS
' pave the way to
\!C. T ORY in war,—an
early, complete, triumphant
\ I(-1 OR^ . If we are to win
the war abroad we must first
learn to spend wisely, to abandon
luxury, and invest every dollar we
possibly can in the bonds which provide
the materials and equipment without
which the war cannot be won.
Save and Serve!
Buy Liberty Bonds
This Sparc Paid for and Contributed
State Rank J. VV. Haydon C. E. Merdj
alumet Chieftain B. D. Gamble G. T. Wilson
imuelson Calumet Drug Co. Dr. Miller
IcCafferLy Z. U. Buck H. Breeze
Farmers Grian Co.
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Petree, Elmer. The Calumet Chieftain. (Calumet, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 11, 1918, newspaper, April 11, 1918; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc168152/m1/8/: accessed May 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.