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Thanksgiving day guests in
the home of Mrs A L Cline
were Mr and Mrs Donald Let
Kincaid and Sharon Mr and
Mrs Everett Stotts and Cowe-
ta Afternoon visitors were Mr
and Mrs Earl Cline and daugh-
tars Barbara Dorothy and Bec-
ky of Taloga and Mrs Wanda
Dixson and children of Oklaho-
ma City
Mr and Mrs Quinton Davis
and family were Tuesday even-
ing guests of Mr and Mrs
Chester Walker and family
Mrs Russel Cravens and Bet-
tie visited Mrs Cline and Sara
Sue Sunday evening
Mr and Mrs Claud Adal-
were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr and Mrs Albert Adair of
Putnam
Sunday afternoon guests of
Mr and Mrs Willard Furnish
and Genie were Mr and Mr31
Bill Sauers of Custer City 1
Rusty Kraybill of Stillwater
was a guest in the home of his
parents Mr and Mrs Paul
Kraybill over the holidays
Mr and Mrs Henry Cross
were Thanksgiving day dinner
guests with Mr and Mrs Ever-
ett Goins of Weatherford
Wednesday night guests of
Mr and Mrs Jesse Duane
zer and family were Mr an
Mrs Sammy Widner and
Bill and Arils Ellis and Mr
and Mrs Carl McDonald of Ok-
lahoma City Mr and Mrs Roy
Garman and family of Putrutm
were guests in the Russell Cra-
vens home Thursday
Mr and Mrs Willard Furnish
were Sunday dinner guests with
Mr and Mrs Ray Furnish
Thanksgiving day visitors ol
Mr and Mrs Jesse Duane Hol-
zer and children were Mr and
Mrs Jess Helzer and Gary and
Mrs Lyle Combs and David of
Dallas Texas
Guests in the home of Mr
and Mrs Ray Furnish on Tur-
key day were Mr and Mrs
Wayne Talbot and family M
and Mrs Willard Furnish and
Genie and Mr and Mrs William
Rice of Silverdale Kansas
Weekend guests of Mr and
Mrs Jewell English were Deva
English of Weatherford M4
and Mrs Rex English and Carl
Grizzell of Plainview Texas
Charles Oakes attended the
41I congress of Oklahoma City
this weekend
Tuesday guests in the Willard
Furnish ' home were Mr '' a nri
Mrs Ivem Decker and Gene
Hawkins
Mr and Mrs Lee Goucher
spent Saturday night with Mi4'
and Mrs Max Oakes and fam-
ily Mr and Mrs Jewell English
had as their Sunday dinner
guests Mr and Mrs Rex Eng-
lish Plainview Texas Carl
Grizzell also of Plainview Miss
Deva English of Weatherford
Mr and Mrs Emery Oakes and
Charles J B English and DIn
Schornp
Dinner guests in the home of
Mr and Mrs Ray Furnish Sun-
day were Mr and Mrs Will
Rice Mrs Lillie Boyles Mrs
Anna Myers and Arda Mr and
Mrs Willard Furnish and Genit
Mr and Mrs Quinton Davis
and girls spent Thanksgiving
day with Mrs Davis's sister
tnd family Mr and Mrs Cecil
Those attending the alumni
meeting at the Putnam school
from this community were Mr
and Mrs Quinton Davis Mr
and Mrs Rex English Deva
English They reported 132 pre-
sent and a good time was re-
ported by all who attended
This was their first meeting
Mr and Mrs Leon Davis of
Ponca City were weekend guests
of Mr and Mrs Quinton Davis
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by RAYMOND GARY
What have you done for me
lately?
In politics and government
that's the most often heard
question It's not surprising be
cause most of us judge the
world on the basis of what hap-
pens to us personally
Bitterest critics of our wei
fare programs tend to be those
blessed with more than the us-
ual amount of worldly goods
They find it haul to understand
why some of our finest citizens
never make much money n
On the other side some wel-
fare recipients are resentful be-
cause they don't receive more
This is understandable too
since even the comparative:v
liberal pensions of today don't
allow for the frills of life we
all enjoy
Every state expenditure 15
looked upon by some as ext-asagance
Generally only those
who directly benefit really un-
derstand the need
Lots of folks in Oklahoma Ci-
ty and Tulsa for example think
it's wasting money to build a
road through my little home
town of Kingston These same
people don't hesitate about re-
questing far greater expendi-
tures with less justification
for their own communities
I know businessmen who don't
leave a stone unturned in their
efforts to do business with the
state Then I hear some of the
same fellows complain the bid-
ding is too competitive and
they can't make a profit
In my time I've beard some
loud complaints about this or
that state employee being ov-
erpaid Then I've watched with
interest some of the complain
ers after taking a state jot
themselves pout because "the
pay is too low"
—Whether digging a ditch or
running a hank most people
figure some training or exper-
ence is necessary They of'en
don't feel the same way how-
ever about one of the most
complicated aspects of our so-
ciety government
Lack of experience is apt to
be considered a virtue rather
than a drawback The theory
is that anyone can run the go
vestment better than whoever
happens to be doing so at the
moment
Sometimes we get a chance to
see the wisdom of this theory
demonstrated When that hap-
pens I have observed the cr1
ticism shifts to complaining a-
bout lack of knowledge
Simple solutions to comples
problems are hard to find Es
pecially in government there
is more than one group to be
considered on every issue
My experience has been that
there is one thing in state go
vernment which doesn't change
— human nature We are all
somewhat inclined to believe
that the most serious problems
are those which affect us direct-1Y-We
may feel sympathy but
the pain doesn't really come
through when it's the other fei
low who stubs his toe His pain
may even be our pleasure pro-
viding we benefit
This is why democracy is the
fairest form of government Jnd
the noisiest
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TRIBUNE
Tap 4-11Awards
For Sooner Pair
A well-stocked larder of home
canned foods leads to year-round
nutritious and versatile meals
That is the contention of Ruth
Ann "Wilson 18 of Jones 1958
4-11 Canning state winner
This young homemaker has to
her credit nearly 600 jars of food-
stuff canned this year Use of her
canned goods last year cut the
family's food hill by $130
Twice she has won the state
championships for her cLnning
demonstrations She even con-
ducted a canning project in her
home for younger 4-11 girls
Miss Wilson is a freshman at
Oklahoma State University She
is junior leader of the Jones 4-11
Club and vice-president of the
Oklahoma County Council
Geraldine Johnston 17 of 104
S E 6th Bethany merits the
4-1-i Clothing state award
She has been a 4-11 Club mem-
ber for seven years lier course
can be charted from a head scarf
to a net formal She has won
blue ribbons and championship
awards in all classes of clothing
competition She entered the
dress revue six times and each
time was chosen champion
Miss Johnston has made 173
garments for herself and for Con-
valescent Hospital patients She
Ruth Ann Wilson
has been a member of judging
teams which have won a number
of blue ribbons and grand cham-
pion awards
Both of these pretty and tal-
ented girls will attend the Na-
tional 4-11 Club Congress in Chi-
cago Nov 30-Dec 4 The Kerr
Glass Mfg Cern will Provide the
canning trip awned while Coats
& Clark will give the trip in the
clothing program
These programs are conducted
by the State Extension Service
in cooperation with the USDA
TRAFFIC LIFESAVERS
By Your Local
Highway Patrol Trooper
This series of questions and
answers on highway safety is
intended to give information on
good driving practices familia-
rize you with Oklahoma's model
traffic code and test your 1m)w-
ledge of Oklahoma's traffic
laws
Please direct any questions
to your local patrol troopers in
care of this paper
Questions:
1 What is the meaning of an
Ostagon-shaped sign?
2 When meeting an emef-
gency vehicle running with red
light andor siren 'on am I re-
quired to pull to the right and
stop?
3 When is passing on tlki
riuht pi-rmissable?
Answers:
1 Stop
2 Yes
3 When the car in front 13
making a left turn an dyou can
pass without leaving the travel
ed portion of the road and on
a one-way street
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About 20000 Americans own
antique or classic cars which
they have placed in operative
condition Antiques are eb r 3
made before 1916 while classic's
are cars made between 193
and 1942
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The annual cost to the nation
of pedestrian-auto accidents a
lone is $200000000 in medical
bills auto repairs salary los
tnd Insurance payments
Too many people waste ha 1
their time finding ways to waste
the other half
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choose from by Winona Monument Co — makers of flue
monuments since 1866
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AUTHORIZED DEALER
Thomas Okla
Box 452
AVON SPECIALS
December 1 to December 14
Buy Any Sachet at Regular
Price and Reeeive Free one of
these: Fashion Lipstick Pow-
der Pak Band Cream or Per
fumed Tale
Men's Products t)9 to 98
Hand Cream 2 for 98
EACH 79e
Silicone
hand Lotion
Cream Lotions
Perfumed Tale 59 I
Body Powders
Cologne Sticks
Toilet Waters
Bath Oils $119 —
Top Style Lipsticks
to 69
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$139
$179
$119
See the New Avon Christmas
Catalog Stop at Bates Jewelry
Or
Call 238
Mrs Bob Bates
INCOME OPPORTUNITY
Reliable man or woman from
this area to service a route of
cigarette machines Will tat e
5 hrs a week of your 'spare
time and can net as high as
8275 monthly and can be built
to full time business with our
Lein which could eventually net
820000 annually No experience
or selling necessary route is
established for the operator To
qualify you must have 81100 to
82200 cash immediately avail-
able which is secured and a
serviceable automobile If sin-
cerely interested write for pe:-
sonal interview giving phone
number and brief outline of
background to Box 8326 IVIM-
neapolls Minnesota 24 2te
NOTICE — No bunting on my
farm NE14 Section 18 15-15
A W Zerby 22-3tp
FOR SALE — Thanksgiving
turkeys On foot 8 to 12 lt's
Alva Yoder phcne 812
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NOTICE -- Professional plfino
tuning and repair $750 for tun
ing Haskel Hedge phone 8 A
Weatherford 22 31p
FOR SALE — Choice located
business building on Broadway
easy terms W H Marshall
box 12 Thomas Oklahoma
22-3tp
Drive to Guthrie Oklahom
and save to one-half on famoul
brands of furniture Lloyd Lent2
& Sons Furniture Co 41tic
MACHINE DITCHING
Foundations gas water and
sewer lines
A J SAWATZK
AVeatherford Oklahoma
Phone $31-1
19-5 mo
FOR SALE — ThansIstor ratto:
tor $3995 at Frank 's TV phone
'LI) Thomas Oidahoma
READY-MIX CONCRETE
Prompt a nd Courteous Servieo
Phone Collect 340 Weatherford
W E TIN DEL S SON
Au') window glass installed
Any make or model Steward
Ehotts Motor Co
NASH CLOTHIER
516 Frisco Ave
CLINTON OKLA
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FOR SALE — Whipping cream
Phone 51 Mrs Elden Boyd Rc
FOR SALE — Boys gray suit
like new size 18 Mrs Esther
Ogden phone 278 or see me at
Royal cafe lip
FOR SALE OR RENT — Ac
cordians for sale or rent wh
lessons all reasonably priced
Accordian Band planned Call
122 Pp
FOF SALE -- Baled oats with
good grain 65e bale Fern
Combs phone G f03 24-Jte
FOR SALE — Equity in Thom-
as acreage Inquire at Tribune
office 24-3tc
PIANOS -- $49500 up Walnut
Mahogany Blond Oak Maple
and Blonde Mahogany finishes
Thurlow Music Company 617
Frisco Chinon Oklahoma
22 ne
NOTICE — Have Hamp boar
hog wt about 200 lbs that
came to my farm about Sept
1 Owner may have game by
Identifying and paying for this
ad Joni A Yoder 23 tp
WANTED — Hauling catth
hogs tractors and hay bee
Carl Schmitz or Joe Schmitt
at Dobbins Implement Coin-
pany or phone 352 1-1-53
SPECIAL NOTICE
NEW AND USED
Typewriters Adding Machine
Cash Registers
litiy Like Rent $150 A 'Week
For infOrMAtiOLI Write oe
Contact
BURNS TYPEWRITER SALES
306 Frisco Clinkm Okla
FOR
Service or Information on
Bankers Life Insurance CS
of Nebraska Policies
Call or See
CECIL E BROWN
Phone 44 or SO
Custer City Okla
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FOR SALE
Homes farms and chola
building locations on pavement
See or Call
E F DOBBINS
Flone 34 Thomali
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IN OUR BUSINESS
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