The Claremore Progress (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1921 Page: 3 of 8
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THURSDAY,
,r.-■
JARY 10, 1181,
Do you know
you can ro(1
$OMggsl
AmJSB
lOcts from
one bag of
OtNOINB
^ull Durham
TOBACCO
ceuNciL uffAvor
OF MCNIC1ML BARD
A committee fronv tho Claremore
CottipocUl Club, headed by D; Esco
Wiflker, chairman of tit* Entertain-
ment Committee, append b*oas the
Citjr Council mt. Its meetbg Monday,
tight in tho tatereat of a municipal
band for Claremore.
ttw Council expressed itaelf in fa-
v * of such an organizstion to b*
supported by the city but stated Ihnt
-tlx present levies were made and no
chenge could be made'until July. If
«o*e provision for paying the mu-
ttons for the months of May and
June caa be made>* the Council ox-
pressed a willingness to provide in
xth« July levies for July and August
for tjie fWWto* year. •
"the proposition pmasmbed to the
CoJmcil by the Commercial Club was
the Commercial Club pay
the salary of the lesdeesadth* cttv
provide for the payment a# $2' tot
«NSb conceit for each member .of the
bud. The Cotancil considered such
* proposition Hair shd heartily en
dofned the movement
Captain C. O.Brswn, hand of^ht
Musk Department of the Oklahgu*
Military Academy, is the proponed
h d for the municipal band. It i.
Captain Brown* intention, mt „ah
to have ao adult hami,butako hive
• juvenile orgyu^lzation and to organ.
i*e a larg^ children's chorus to 4irjr
at the band*concerts. He plan* on
two concert* each week during thr
months of May^June, July and Aug-
ust and possibly during th- entii?
year tf the financial support win b
aeeurtd. In t^e winter time the con
oerts would be* given it the hi«r*i
*«bool auditorium. ,
Then is nothing lite, mimic in tk
upbuilding of a town or in the up
building of human nature. In fat
the government is osing-the agencies.
*? «•'« to cure \vietima of the world
W **• « sufferiag from obeli
«b«*, A ftWfAiU and. juvenile ban.'
rim DEMorrstRA
TI9N tttTSITE?
County Federation.of^ Cluba
The meeting of tho County Keder-
atlon of Home Demonstration Clubs
on Saturday, February, 6th, wus at-
tonded by about seVenty-flve womfco.
An extended account of the mooting
Is given in the latter part' of this* ar-
ticle.
Bushyhead. Club
The Bushyhead Agricultural c tab
met February 2nd. Mrs. Watson and
Mr. Spenccr were present at th«
I meeting, and each made a mce,taUc
j to the club. I am suro all present ap-
preciated their talks. The club work:
lis progressing nicely. We hope for
j still greater progress in the near fu-
j tun. *•
Willie Lethcoi Reporter,
I Josephine Ross of Bushyhead Club
is the first Poultry Club meipber in
Rogers county to send in the com-
position on Poultry Management.
Hurrah for Bushyhead Club!
Consolidation of Sageeyah andX.'en.
< tral Clubs,
The Sageeyah Home Economics
Club met with Mr*. J. D. Boilers TW
day, February 8rd. There were six-
teen ladies present. .After roll call
and disposing of some business left
over from last year, the club yotcd
m thifee a«w members; Mrs., Joe
f*m. Mrs. C. M. Bell and Mrs. J.
L. Sellers, Thin the club unanimous-
ly vote to invite the members of tho
Captral? Olub to unite with them
Three of. the members of the Central
Club, Mrs. J. E. Pope, Mifa Jessie
Pope and Mrs. W. E. Sanders? were
present, accepted theinvitation and
were rnadb members of the Sageeyah
Club. The Central Club had such a
few members they thought it would
bo better to unitt with the Sageeykh
Club. It makea both dubs one in the
Sageeyah Home Economics Chib. The
Central members are welcomed by
the Sageeyah ladies. .
Tim ..was taken ap the election of
officers for the coming year. They
voted by'ballot and quite a Jolly time
was had. r. Spencer counted the
votes. Mrs. Crouch we re-elected for
president. All decided she bad done
8° mil last year that they could not
]?®t.', hoe ge. Mrs. 9T. B. Robertson
^oaeloctad vice president, Mrs.
Henry .Sejlers, . secretary-treasurer,
aad Mm. flllia Miller, reporter. The
regular meeting day will be the third
Wednesday In each month. Mrs.
*rank Green, Mrs. W. E. Sanders and
Mrs. W. B. Robertson were chosen
delegates for the County Federation
meeting to he held at Claremore mi
Febtaary 5th. Mrs. Crouch gave «.n
interesting talk on plans for the com-
ing- year. Those ~presen£ were AJos-
dames W.^. Crouch, j: !!. Pope, W.
K. Sanders, J. L. Sellers, Jolyi Powirs,
W. B., Robertson, Henry Seller*, * S.
JTHB.CLAREMORE
futriin.m jmuU k))M iaiwi
and £ is to be hoped jhat ;thei move
inentmetpriilioes. "■
fOR SAM^FnUbJood Rhode Island
Egg*, U setting, $6 hundred.
Phono 1«. Mrs. J. O.. Blackwell.
J 67-261—w4tp
wwwk'aEi
j Phone RBB61, 10-^p
SAX®—Plenty Of Seed Oats
rpr Urn, pWo net: , jo-tfc
HE SUITS TO
Mm
8. ft
Watson, Ollie Miller, J. J). Sellers,
C. M. Bell^.W. W. Thomas, Frank
Yates; Miss Jefsie Pope and Mr. J.
R. Spencer, County Agent.
After refreshments consisting nf
sandwiches and coffee all departed
Reeling that it had been an afternoon
well spent. The March meeting will
be with Mrs. Frank Green and Mrs.
J. U Sellers at the home of Mrs
Sellers.
Mm. Ollie Miller, Reporter.
crested, and each one expired n
desire to matt one for her own uso.
Each lesson in our club becomes more
Interesting.
Mrs. C. C. Ingram, Reporter
Hot Schnol Lunch at Sageeyah
Every mother who fixes lunched
for school has difficulty of making
the lunah, dny aftor day, attractive
and appethring, and at the same time
looking out for th(* materials in the
food that are needed for health and
growth. Those who live near enough
to the achool to go home for wann
lunch are indeed fortunate, but what
about thfr child who takes s cold lunch
In basket, or wrapped up in a pa^
per? He usually eats a few bites
hurvftdly, *ind throws i the rest of the
lunch- away. It is Important that
children have good strengtliening'
food for, the lunch which comes in
l;hc middle of the long school day. in
the last few years a lot has been said
and done about providing the hot
lunch at school. In many places the
Parent-Teachers' Cluba and the Home
Demonstration Cluba have assisted
the teachers in carrying out some
kind of a pjan. At Sageeyah the
scheme for the hot lunch is* being
most succesfully carried out under
the direction of Miss Esther Ball who
is one of Rogers county's most ef-
ficient teachers. Miss Bail and.'the
larger girls 6t the school 'prepare
at, least one hot dtyt every day to
supplement the lunch. They have a
bowl of s6up for each boy and girl
in the school, and there is a different
kind of soup for each day, They have
overylWng arwnged, and go -ebout
the work so systematically that little
time ia misaed from the regular school
work. The stove and other kitchen
equipment was donated by the pa-
trons of the school.. All kinds of
vegetables meat, and mjlk are sent
in to the school by the parents. The
Sageeyah Club gives the sch6ol the
use of their steam, pressure cooker
which is • great heljfln Poking the
nv*t and vegetables. The girls have
m de dish towels and holders. -
It is pleasiag U see the little boys
and girls take their seats when'the
lumdi hour comes, spread out on tha
desk the lonch brought from home,
V* wait until the older gM$ serve
them their hot soup. Eaeh child
has furnished a bowl and spoon, and
these are all clean and waiting on
the long table near the atoye. The
children are all ap orderly, and yet
so happy: It is like a big family.
When all ajy through eating every-
thing is carefully put away and the
desks left In perfect order. - The
teachers, Mr. Claud Johns and MisB
Ball, are pleased with the effect of
the hot lunch plan in the school. Tb*
Children look forward eagerly to the
lunch hour, nd theve is an increase
in attendance. The Jong monotonous
winter day is broken in this way.
and the children are stronger for
their work in the afternoons.
J. R. Spencer, county agent, and
Mrs. Watson, County Home Demon-
stration Agent, were visitors at the
Moree, V, M, Green, Myrtle iSa£&y*h school last Thursday
nilta Mlllok r n ct * hi\.A tha i .i
Oel*#*h Club Meets
The Home Economics Club met at
ef Ml*. J. C, Russell on
Tuesday, with Mrs. Rona Wo<xl at
leader. Roll call \fas answered by
titles and authors of new bopks, and
it was qnfte interesting. Fourteen
members *4 two visite :-wrr.
ent. Mr* fl a«hier waa elected to fifl
a vacSMy hi the memheasMp. A
book review of "The Shepherd of tho
«Ua" wes given . by Miss Edith
•■par. I| was interesting and was
•njoyad by all In the absence of
Taylor, Mrs. McClary gave the
biography of Harold Bell Wright
had the privilege of eating lunch witn
the school. The Sageeyah club held,
their regular meeting, and had a most j
interesting program. The boys are
taking quite an interest in basket
ball anil are becoming very proficient
in the game under the direction
Mr, Johns.
Strawberry PKnte
W. E. Tennyson, one mile south of
Foyil, has several thousand straw-
berry plants which he will gladly
give to any club members who will
come lor them. He would give any
one ss many as five hundred plants.
He would like to prune his vines now.
so you may get them at any time.
!t P1**8® ,sen^ 'J ?,ub
1 ' " week, so
together for
as early as possible eaeh
that we can get them tei
the press,
Mrs. Myrtle Watson, -
County Home Demonstration Agent
PROGRBgg
PAGE TIIRIE
ron rni IV
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EVERYBODY IN
CLAREMORE
is talking about this wonderful
We have taken advantage of many
special offerings made by-manu-
facturers and • jobbers and are
therefore able to offer one of the
most remarkable selling events
we have ever held. _
This is you* opportunity
to purchase.goods worth
up to 50c at this low price.
Sale Begins Saturday, Feb. 12
COME EARLY
S* tk«M wonderful viliira In TUBS, whkh an on Sal,
SATURDAY
HO. 2 NO. 3
NO. 1
89c
99c $1.19
10c Store
"THE BUSIEST STORE IN CLAREMORE"
haymsb*pito5ck
which asm- 'fine «• ' * - t ««• ! of Miaa Nell
Wur ot Mr. a II*, J.
\iTSSfVff Dil Reporter
f. Ton anal relil *telfteyea
?*ne . Haverfiek1 Mm. Otis Shreaves end little daugh-
sew. sane wTSTJS E Tt- " "bW"'" ^
TO REST North Thirteenth stmt, when Mis- ™if.mily. and other relatives.
Un* Haymes and Boling .R. Pit ! •
The funeral of Miaa Nellie Re<d cock were united in marriage, Rev.
of this city, yas hold from the Prea-
byterian church Wednesday afternoon
at a o'clock, X*v. H. M. Oanlner, of
Bowline Green, Ma, spoke the funer-
al seraMm which brought consolation
C. ReeA Paul Preston, pastor of the First
Christian church officiating. Only
immediate members of the families1
of the bride and groom and very
close friends attended.
Mr. end Mia. Pitooefc Wft immed-
Club
Toesdsy. Februsry
Jna. Jeffries as host-
Daee Boston as Isader
Mrs. John Saarr gave
«n the. Equipment at
Mrs. Alton
Why s
i to the hearts ef sorrowing relatives! lately after the ceremony
snd friends. There were many beau-!brief weMtn* trip la the
(tiful floral offerings, expressive of j Southwest American, Fort
the high.esteem in which this young j Ark,
lady was held. Interment wes mad*
in Wodlawn cemetwy,
for
Smith,
NOTICP To'FARMERS!
Adjourned naeetlng-The annual
setlng of the rtockholdsr. of the
Fannen C^Oysnttws Associstlon
was adjsoraed until 2 p. . Monday,
, r . . ,M™ • Februray 14, IflCl, to meet in the
J cleen- County Court RdWi. The inclemency
* ^ the weather prohAHH a quorum
^ekating the silver- j thus forcing the adjournment. All
The bride, is a former Claremore1
girl and haa a wide circle of friend*
here^who extend cMigratnlations and
beet wishes fisr a happy married life.!
Mrs. M. H. Gordon snterttined the!
of the Christian chureh at h* |<ome on i
members of the Yoang Udiee Circle
Seminole avenue Saturday afternoon.
It was a most enjoyable occasion.
Construction on toe nomes of Ira
I Say PS Be "Thar"
EVERYBODY who enjoys a jolly rood time and
. a REAL BOX SUPPER and eat with their
■SToiSffii'lL iiCtJire_rnd a live,v Program is
EE? SSSSd a i^Ja- v^nJhan nekomt to attend the
Urn and show you a good time in sneh oet^I *
SO PLBASE COME OUT
<
' ; Mniiiiimi
/si Av,v,n« in* *ajo irnmc-
.7"* "ajfa^ays stochhoMws are nrfed to be present. ^ Fowler on East Fourth ueet and'
E. DICKERSON', ! Jasso Sellers on East Fifth street ii>
* **** lyr-
Rsane HanasnnsUer Me I «
the dab end oasds a Ism men of
--*t<*on
Acting Secy., erog
orogmslng nicely'with pretty wee-j
_ Mte Mary Tenag, of Muskogee, is
City, Mo., is in na the city on a visit to Mr. and Mrs.
• f. L
HOME RE1ALTY CO.
William E. Long, Manager.
REAL ESTATE. LEASES and PRODUCTIONS
INSURANCE sad LOANS
Pint Dow West of Hotel Mason
LIST YQU* PROPERTY WITH US. WE CAN SELL IT
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Kates, W. C. The Claremore Progress (Claremore, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 10, 1921, newspaper, February 10, 1921; Claremore, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc182891/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.