Weleetka American (Weleetka, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 23, 1955 Page: 8 of 8
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THE WELEETKA AMERICAN
Weleetka Oklahoma Thursday June 23 1955
Clearview News
By James Black
Mrs Ivory Owens and son Carl
of Boley Mrs Barbara Jean
Burns Miss Gwendolyn Fortune
Mrs Christine Forshee of Okla-
homa City Mr and Mrs Clif-
ford Owens of Wichita Mrs Cin-
dy Farris and Mrs Ethel Alford
were visitors of Mrs Ray Owens
and family Sunday
' The board of education is plan-
' ning on repairing the main build-
' ing at our school in the near
future
Tom Withers jr reports that
the cucumber pickling plant is
now ready Just put them in a
sack tag it with your name and
address and leave them at the
Bush store where they will be
picked up and delivered
Visitors from Tulsa this week
end were Mr and Mrs Otis Wil-
liams and Mr Shannon from
Oklahoma City Hasie Glasper
Otis Jackson Mr Spivey Selma
Drake Mr and Mrs Willie B
Thornton Murrel Strickland and
from Weleetka Mr and Mrs
Gaddy
The Home Demonstration club
choir of Okfuskee county prac-
ticed at the Clearview school Sat-
urday evening Miss Dorthy Mae
James county HD agent was
in charge
Mr and Mrs Roy Ballard Mr
and Mrs James Black Mrs W
M Jhamas of Tulsa had a fish-
ing party Friday on the lake east
of Okemah Luck was good
Earl Frnech one of our school
bus drivers is spending his va-
cation in Chicago and Detroit
visiting relatives and friends
PLASTIC DRAPES 98c pr
APRONS 59e each
TABLE CLOTHS 79e each
Notions and Household W'ares of
all kinds
MOLENS VARIETY STORE
Grasshopper Threat
Growing in State
County Agent Warns
County farmers were warned to-
day that grasshoppers are appear-
ing in damaging numbers in
many sections of the state
County agent Cecil Dowell said
prompt action along the margin-
al areas of cropland and range
areas offers the best means of
controlling the invasion Conti ol
measures should be most effective
along fence rows creek banks and
in weed patches
"Dusting or spraying where
there is likely to be the heaviest
population of young hoppers will
give maximum control with a
minimum amount of insecticide
and work Aldrin dieldrin or tox-
aphene may be used in either dust
Card of Thanks
We take this method 6f thank-
ing each and everyone for all
the kind deeds and words of sym-
pathy Also for the beautiful
flowers during the illness and
death of our husband and father
— The Lowry faintly
PICTURES of grade operetta
available at The American
FOR RENT: 4-rocrn house bath
and laundry Elder couple pre-
ferred Mrs Marvin Murry box
322 Purcell Okla Phone 186
17 2tp
Legally posted the West half of
the Northeast 22-10-11 Trespas-
sers will be prosecuted Cecil
Kitch 2tc
or spray form or a poison bait
may be used"
WANTED
50000 bushels Wheat Highest
prices paid See us before you
sell
Taylor Feed and Seed Company
Okemah Itc
—SEE THESE BEFORE YOU
BUY ANYWHERE!
1951 Kaiser 2-door 39500
1950 Ford 2-door 6 47500
1950 Ford 2-door 8 47500
1951 Chevrolet 4-door 75000
1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 4-door
sedan Power Glide 139500
1954 Chevrolet Bel Air Sport
coupe loaded 209500
3 1954 Chevrolet sedans
used as school ears
1946 Chevrolet Truck good
for farmer 45000
FLEMING CHEVROLET iCO
Weleetka Phone 5
TIME THEATER
SCHEDULE
Wetumka
Fri and Sat June 24 and 25
"Thunder of Sangoland”
plus "Bells of Rosa Rita” 1
Roy Rogers with Trigger
Pre Sun and Mon
"Seminole Uprising"
Tues Wed and Thurs
“UNCHAINED”
Get your Fryer — and be sure to take advantage of these low low prices Friday and Saturday at M and M!
Red Bud
Catsup 12 oz 17c
Mother’s 22 oz
Sour Pickles 25c
Griffins
Mustard 9 oz 10c
Arco cut 303 can
Green Beans 10c
Hales Pride 46 oz
Orange Juice 34c
Nepco-Maine
Sardines 3l4 oz 10c
Hales Pridewhole
Golden Corn 16c
Tenderleaf
Tea V2 lb box 69c
Calirose No 2j can
Mixed Fruits 31c
Gerbers Strained
Baby Food — can 9c
—ARMOURS—
Chopped
Beef 12 oz 37c
Corn Beef
Hash 16 oz 32c
Vienna Sausage 4 oz
2 cans for 37c
U S GOOD CALF
Round Steak lb 65c
Loin Steak lb 59c
T-Bone Steak lb 69c
Chuck or Rib
Roast 35c
FRESH
Ground Beef lb 35c
Short Ribs lb 25c
STICK
Bologna — 2 lbs 35c
Nationally
Advertised!
Automatic
Cooker-Fryer— Fries Roasts Stews
2995
LUNCH MEATS for picnics excellent'
for hot summer days cool meals!
Sliced
Boiled or Barbecue Ham lb $110
Liver Loaf lb 39c
Pickle or Pimiento Loaf lb 39c
All-Meat Bologna lb 39c
Regular Price
Yours For With Purchases
999 or More 999'
Weleetka Oklahoma
SAVE LIOHEY THE CASH
AND CARRY WAY
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