The Covington Record (Covington, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1958 Page: 4 of 6
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IFor the BEST from Your
Clothes Use the best of Care
Covington Cleaners
CLEANING — PRESSING
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The Careful Dentist
COVINGTON OKLA
Phone 1333 and 1331V
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For Feeds and Seeds See
Snyder Feed Store
Bill Snyder
Home Owned Home Operated
BRAI1DON INSURANCE COMPAI1Y
I Dr Paul W Edmundson
Veterinarian
PHONE 197 PERRY OKLAHOMA
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GENERAL INSURANCE
506 3rd St Covington Okla
COME III
AND LET US
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YOU FOR A
REALLY CAREFREE
VACATION
First State Bank Bldg
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Friends of the Family
We continually litrive to
give the same sympathetic
a n d courteous service to
friends of the families we
are called upon to serve as
to those families themselves
Please feel welcome and
at home here
HENNINGER-ALLEN
FUNERAL HOME
601 W lidy Enid l'h Al) 4-4321
Phone 71
ENJOY PEACE Or MINI) ON THAT VACATION -
CHECK YOUR AUTO INSURANCE AND BE SURE
IT WILL CARRY YOU THROUGH ANY EMERGENCY
AWAY FROM HOME BETTER CHECK WITH US !
Covington Agency
Covington Okla
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WHERE YOUR SAMS
ARE SAFE
AND INSURED
DON"ls TAkE CHANCRES WITH YOUR MONEY -
OPEN ONE OF OUlt REALLY SAFE SAVINGS AC-
COUNTS DO IT NOW AND START EARNING OUlt
GENEROUS INTEREST TOO
FOR BANKING THINK FIRST OF
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Covington Oklahoma
"Not as Large as the Largest
But as Strong as the Strongest"
C D Tucker Pres
F M Overstreet N-Pres
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THE COVINGTON RECORD COVNGTON GARFIELD COUNTY OKLAHOMA THURSDAY AUGUST 21 1958
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PLEASANT HILL NEWS
By Mrs E J Clodfelter
Mr :And Mrs J At Phares vis-
ited last Sunday with Mr and
Mrs Earl De Board Okla City
They also visited Eugene Boepple
and Mrs Ernest Kaiser at St
Anthony s hospital where Mrs
Boeppla is
Ivir and Mrs Bob Bale and
daughters Sand Springs visited
Mr and Mrs Don Hale Wilbert
and Juna Lee Wednesday
Mr and Mrs Clifford Bundy
visited in the E J Clodfelter borne
Saturday am
Mrs W D Decker is visiiing
in Missouri this week
Mr and Mrs F J Bennett Mr
Clothesline's Cone N
Bet They
Have An
Automatic Electric Dryer
All clothes dryers
are part electric
so why not
buy the best
the one that's
ALL ELECTRIC?
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and Mrs E J) Bennett and chil-
dren visited Mrs Lola Williams
in Guthrie Monday
Mrs A L Le Grant Randy El-
aine and Roger visited her par-
ents Mr and Mrs W F McKee
Thursday evening The children
stayed until Saturday evening
Sunday dinner guests of Mr
and Mrs W F McKee were Mr
and Mrs Clarence McKee and
Brent Mr and Mrs M L McKee
Michael and Janie
Mr and Mrs Rex Ward and
children were Friday evening call
ers at the Everett Triem home
Mr and Mrs E Joe Sharp Da
id Raymond Karen and their
grandson Ronnie visited the E
J oild Walter Clodfelters Monday
evening Ronnie is staying with
his grandparents this week while
his parents are vacationing in Co-
larado and New Mexico
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller Bob
and Clarence Rickie and Karen
Sullivan were Tuesday guests of
Mr and Mrs Robt Sullivan in
Tonha‘va 1 one returned home
with them after a visit there
Mr and Mr3 Pete Richardson
and Gerry Ponca City were spe-
cial guests at Pleasant Hill church
Sunday They were dinner guests
of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller and
Mr and Mrs M L McKee Mi-
chael and Jamie Bartlesville
were weekend guests of their par
ents the W F McKee and E J
Clodfelters
Friday evening visitors in the
J M Pharess home were Mr and
Mrs E D Bennett and children
Wellsley Mass and Mr and Mrs
Harold Darby
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CITY RUG CLEANERS
RUGS CARPETS and
FURNITURE CLEANING
RUGS CLEANED IN OUR
SHOP or at YOUR DOOR
(Reasonable Rates)
CEO FRAZIER
1111 N IND AD 7-1191
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PLUMBING & HEATING
DITCHING & BACKHOE
SERVICE
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106 E Jefferson
COVINGTON OKLA
TiVi SE VICE
ON ALL MAKES OF TELEVISION SETS
COMPLETE ANTENNA SERVICE
VIE TRADE TERMS
BILL'S RADIO &111V
PHONE 146 - - Day or Nite - - COVINGTON
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FOR COMBIIIED QUALITY MID
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LAVIN MASH
DAIRY FEB
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DOG FEED
THESE FEEDS ARE MADE ACCORDING TO CCA
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FARMERS COOPERATIVE ELEVATOR CO
RAYMOND BERRY - Manager
PHONE 27 DOUGLAS OKLA
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Rev and Mrs Bill Collins are
on vacation and Rev Clyde Beck-
her from Okla City is filling the
pulpit in his absence
Mr and Mrs Otto West left
last Thursday for Colorado to
spend a few days
Mr and Mrs Wayne Emmons
and family from Tulsa visited in
the W S Platt home Sunday the
Nth
Keith Brock from Stillwater
visited the Clark Brock s Saturday
Mr and Mrs Ray Cooper and
Bernard have moved back to Sha-
wnee where be will be employed
in the oil field
Sunday dinner guests of the
Bernie Hamblin s were Mr and
Mrs Roy Cooper and son Shaw-
nee Ramon Hise of Perry Mar-
vin Hamblin of Ponca City and
Mr and Mrs Clark Brock
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Tr-community club met in the
home of Mrs Helen Wagner with
eight members present
Mr and Mrs Fred Bangerter
and Mr and Mrs Herman Gra-
gert went to Okla City last Sun-
day afternoon
Mrs Evelyn Gibson Spring-
field Mo was an overnight
guest in the home of her sister
Mr and Mrs William Wagner
Mrs Waldo Eck Tuesday
were in Enid Monday
PERSONALS
Mrs Ora Cardwell left Friday
for a visit with relatives in Spring
field iklo
Grant Coberly left Tuesday mor
fling for Boise Idaho where be
will make his borne with his sis-
ter Mrs Sad Jefferson
Mrs Vina Creecy was an Enid
visitor Saturday
Mr and Mrs August Stoll and
daughter of Hinton were visiting
relatives in Covington Sunday
Mrs Lora Williams of Hayward
visited in the home of Mrs Dem-
aree Monday
Mrs Bess Springer of Hominy
Mr 8 Bill Young Glencoe and Mr
and Mrs Jerald Grindstaff of
Stillwater called on Mrs Joe
Geller at St Marys hospital in
Ei‘id 'lust week
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FRESH Flowers prompt service
Sprays Bouquets Corsages and
Plants If you need Flowers Try
Ours — ALTON FLOWER SER-
VICE Ph 168W Garber
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LUCIEN NEWS
By Mrs Dora Hamblin
ELMDALE ITEMS
Mrs C E Way
Dr James B Nay
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Announces the opening of his
new office
in the
KENNEDY CENTER
514 W Broadway Al) 7-4595
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SCHOOL BOOKS AND
SUPPLIES NOW READY
You can get lila list at our store - - We have everything
needed
Sea Our BINDERS and NOTEBOOKS
PEUCILS Buy 'cm by the
dozen 39c
NOTEBOOK FILLERS by the dozen 98c
O For college get Webster's Collegiate Dictionary $6
O Mechanical Drawing Supplies
O Many college students want Brief Cases without
rings We have 'on Buy now Avoid the rush!
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218 North Independence Enid Phone Al) 7-1212
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You WILL SMIE
- - WHEN YOUR CAR IS TREATED TO SINCLAIR
CARE FOR HAPPY DRIVING RELY ON THE
QUALITY OF SINCLAIR GAS OILS & GREASES
Quality You Can Measure -
- By Your Car's Performance!
ROY'S SERVICE STA
Phone 48
Sinclair Products
Covington
Oklahomans love the outdoors and picnics And
they like the zest and flavor that light refreshing
32 beer adds to meals enjoyed in the open
The brewing industry recognizing the responsibility
of a legal business cooperates closely with law en-
forcement officials and the Armed Services in a
continuing program to maintain wholesome orderly
conditions wherever beer is sold
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Horn's Cars of
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WOUDERFUL DAYS
6 ROMANTIC NIGHTS
00 SUMMER-FALL RATES
Per Person Double Occupancy
April 16 thru December 15
Dancing and romancing — that's YOUR
Millionaire's vacation at the celebrity-
filled New Terrace Hotel! So don't wait
another minute for reservations!
SEE YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL-AGENT OR WRITE -
NEW TERRACE HOTEL
P O Box 1720 — Sarasota Florida — Tel RInyling 6-4111
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Boye, E. J. & Boye, Zelma. The Covington Record (Covington, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 26, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 21, 1958, newspaper, August 21, 1958; Covington, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2050964/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.