Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 42, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 1, 1960 Page: 3 of 8
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Ronne Demonstrat Agent 'ads and eating out of hand Iona
Mrs Esther I earl Atheiton than and Winesap are general pur-
Our vacation trip nits just oli pose apples—best for pies sauce
derful We travelled 4000 miles dessert baking and freezing! To
through 1 1 tates Oklahoma Tex- maintain quality store apples in
as Lousianna Mississippi Alaba a covered container in the refriger-
ma Georgia Florida South Carol- ator—To keep 2 or 3 weeks! Store
ina North Carolina Tennessee and larger quantities in a cool dark
Arkansas Enjoyed visiting with humid place - to keep up to 2 or
our family in Florida and saw Mi- 3 moi3- Toget the most satis-
and Beach Ntiami Cape Canaver- t'action for your money - select ap
al Raleigh Cypress Gardens Si!- pies to fit the intended use-
Vet' Springs Orlando Ocala Day-
ton Beach and many other points Is food ut bargain? 1'es it
of in
must be with the Ameritan pople
The trip home through the Blue spentling about 22 percent of their
Ridge Mountains was exciting tersonai disposable income foc
Coloring of the trees was at its food! If consumers were content
peak and its a drive everyone oday to buy only the same
should make to appreciate color and amounts of food per person
The vastness of these United hat they bought prewA' they
States can keep one busy for a could buy an equivalent of that
long time Just traveling and look- 1r-v haFket at today's prices
ing Its also good to get hack home for only 16 percent of their in-
safely ms i oltrot3 t110
II visited the Home Demonstra
tion Agent's Office in Deland Flo
rida and found she had just com-
pleted a local leaders training
course for HO meinebers Con-
ducted very much like leader train-
ing courses we have in Bryan
County She was making plans
for upholstery workshop annual
narrative and statistical reports
Her bulletin rack doesn't com-
pare with ours ‘ve have so nuich
inore inforamtion available in bul-
letin form I was surprised to find
that food was not one of their
main topics of study as is ours
he I admired the electirc kitch-
en built-in as a part of her office
equipment We could profit by this
Planning for Dried A rrangem
ents: Crush the end of the stem
of the plant leaves you want to
use in the arrangement Make a
solution of 1-3 glycerine 2-3 wider
and let the plants absrb this throu-
gh the stems This keeps the lea-
ves soft and pliable and avoid the
crisp crumbling of the arrange-
ment A solution of 2-3 glycerine
and 1-3 water maybe used but is
a little more expensive
Whist are the job opportunities ! The arrangement and Wiring Of
her kitchen If an eleetirc range
ior you or members of your fan-
fly during the next 10 rears? selected ‘ktill the kiltiben have
an article recently published b y to be rewired with 220 volt cu
e
Ilichard Ford Federal Extension el!" 1! !()i ila t will h the cost
economist he stated that the eon
of wiring and redecorating?
omit! opportnnitieti for the hii1 3 The special features of e a e
force in the 1960's and the number type of tueli
or jobs required by the econoniv j No matter Itihid ttine rantzit i—i
will depend upon the magnitude decide On consider its size place
and the direction of etiotvan!ti niPlit special features and use
growth in the United States- Econ-
omy demands workers better edu-
cated and better trained!
During the tatto's the greatest
demand for workers will be in the
professional and technical fields
with kin increase in jobs of 41 per-
cent propriatots and matrigers up
24 percent clerical and sales work-
ers up 27 percent skilled worker
up 24 percent semiskilled workers
up 18 percent service workers up
25 percent unskilled workers— no
change and farmers and farm
workers down 17 per cent!
Here some Information for
homemakers concerning a pples
Noticed the beautiful apples o n
the ma 11(0 lately 10111111m :111
den delicious and red delicious
varieties are now on the market
giyal supply at Very reasonable
prices The national apple picture
is 10 per cent er Ill supply than
a year ago but 1 per rent a hove
average!
There a re many variet les or
apples and each is best suited for
a particular we Red a nil golden
delicious are best suit ed for sal
VISIT
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Baby Talk
Mr and Nts ard Graham
Rt 2 Bolichito are the parents
of an 8 pound 11 ounce son John-
nie Ray He WRS born October 28
ut 7:15 am in the Durant hospital
Vickie Lynne is the name melee
led by Ntr and Mrs Elza Ilarria
Atoka for their daughter horn in
the Durant hospital October 27 at
8:35 am She weighed 9 pounds
3 1-2 ounces
Mr and Mrs Robert Lackey
Caddo are the parents of a (lau-
ghter born October 31 in the Bry-
an Memorial hospital She has
been named Sherry Renae a n d
weighed 7 pounds 1-'2 ounce
Nathan Daniel is the Dante rhos-
en by Mr and Mrs Joseph Avard
Durant for their 6 pound 12 1-4
ounce son He vas httrn October
27 in the Bryan 5temorial hospital
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NOW!
"GiHs For Every
Occasion"
!Are Stock To Se1444 Fmni
Is food a bargain? 1'es it
must be 1Aith the Anwriean peiple
Spending about 22 percent of their
lersonai disposable income foc
food! If consumers were content
oday to buy only the same
and amounts of food per person
hat they bought prewiA' i h
could buy an equialent of that
rocery biwket at today's prices
for only 16 percent Of their in-
e! The ditt'crence between Ova
and the 22 per cent they're actual-
y spending represe1t:4 an improv
ment in our eiting!
Tty s is getting a
ha of early 50 pee
in tem quality
variety tastiness patisito7-liq and
in many time Raving- -onoiebees
It's true that b of breail for
nstance costs more raT pound
now than in 1939 but it takes less
4 the average workers time to
earn enough to pay for that bread!
''onsidering food prices and wage
--food is a bargain today!!!
Choosing a einoking range ---
Vhat Kind and Wny? Among
many questions asked daily is one
n selecting a kitchen range Home
makers want to know which is
t-et— a gas range or an eleetric
range Of course their selection
lepends on vhit h typc range is
best for their needs and budget
I recommend that each home
maker weigh these factors before
tieciding between electricity or gas:
1 The cost of operating the range
in the area where her family !H
ves Is gas less expensive than
lectricity or does electricity CiPc'd
the least?
Look for features that inake the
range sae econoni'cal and
v-niat to oe These include stur-
dy construction easy to clean
parts well-spaced cooking units
and a well-insulated oven
will attend the Oklahoma
Home Economic Association Inept-
inq In Oklahmni City Fridalt Nov
ember 4 as secretary of the Ex-
tension Section and will continue
from there to Chicago Illinois for
the National meeting of Home Do-
numstration Agents Association
Novernher 6 through 10 as lifilin-
selor for Southeast District HD
A rinlits iiiticitt to return to Dur-
ant in Friday November
Don't refreeze quick frozen
foods once they've thawel
There's usually a loss of quality
whPn IlinvTii foods are frozen
again
Remove onion staire4 from your
hands by rubbing them with fl
piece Of lemon
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DAV Auaiary Ladies' Calvary Friendship
Entertain Veterans lClass Has Meeting
The ladies of the Dui ant DAV The Friendship class of th
Auxiliary were greeted at t h e vary Baptist church met October
beautiful Veteran's Home in Ard- 27 in the home (4 Mrs Bill Abbott
more Friday evening by Mr iit I 7 W Liveoak for the regular
Cunningiuuu assistant supervisor monthly business meeting and class
Ilr Cunningham conducted them s( Hal combined Arrangements of
on a tour of the hospital wing la yen ler variegated mums in white
‘vheri the ladies distributed cigar- containers were used at points
tAtes and ditty aprons to the pat- thriaighout the home
lent They were also talien on a The meeting vas opened vvith
tor of the Administration Build- the singing of the hymn "Savior
mg like a Shepard Lead Us" follow-Seventy-one
men gathering in the ed bY prayer led by Mrs George
spacious dinin room SU 110 l'IlVrSOn
Wheel chairs some ()n crutches An impressive iiwallation ser-
ail(' others (Hi canes were seated klee for the class elected officers
at comfortable tahles With hill0 WaS conducted by NIrs LF Kidd
cards before Vieni Ipii0er of the class Bible
My Lamp My Light" WRS
Bingo prizes of various simory
theme of the service WS Kidd
Seventy-one men gathering In Ihe hy prayer led by Mrs George
spacsous room I II Th I'llerSOn
wheel chairs some on crutches An impresiye hwiattatin set
and others on c8nes were sealed kIce for the class elected officers
at comfortable tahles hingn Was unnducted by NIrs LE Kidd
cards before Picni Ipii0er of the class Bible
My Lamp My Light" was th
Bingo prizes of various simorv
11 via theme of the service WS Kidd
ners Hert slowmt was used lighted Avhite candles to re
Fer and ‘14 issistet by present the lighting of the path for
the following ladies Mmes Bill II"' iiirieers In fnilnw 88 they ear-
Portman W S Rodgers Elia 6'1 cut their duties respectively
Grss Bill St John EVIdVn Linn- ‘11S Kidd told the officers that
stavdter Andrew ihop xstns year of joyous service is assur-
ed if they used the Bit le to light
'Frust fettle Patterson and George
Pate phs
at Miss Loretta Gatlin
iTi Mrs Kidd during the ser-
s WI :crr hill Ardmore
vice
'DAV Auxiliary also assisted with
hose installed are as follows:
Mrs 1r Gatlin: first
the party
More than hail of the bingo liar
ticipants were inin's cignye!- Vif'e President Mrs Rill Abbott
tes t"ilet-ri "ill° and ks':''1(1:1 P
111(ti:Is'io'::ret:r'syl1
(1-17111t'sNs
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chewing gum
let assooialo secretary Mrs
The Durant ladies served home-
el fay i s: group captains
g ) m r
kiade i00ps tilucihiiro- n d
n
14111 lon8nn popi KOOnee
the chef of the home serVed cut- NnIA Ji ius rerdie Miller and
Leon Phelps and the social
‘foniol members from Durant chairman Airs ND Wells
luipter rt W e r I The business session ermdtw-
Linda and Dorothy Portman and led by Mrs Gatlin The ciss
Donna and Janey voted by pans in rotation parInerS
vkitipg by pairs in rotation eat h
ekl) tp: therelly ex nd
paing enlarg-
del and dr-ngthenin:-: the rrograto
' hi re tit tei were given by various vo
nunittees and the time was set
for the class meetine which
for thv class mooting which will be
flq Itt Thursday a each month
!Hog the social hour gamos
Jo cm (lit)er !
v fr” Dlnyort with prizes awardod
to Mrs 'Wells and Mrs Phi
Ms
wednesihy Solveinhyr 2
Th" MI" st'll'ervi-etra3 Ila0WC'leeeSnrrith plat
of the Daughters of the
Itevulittiol will in llii 'Kano
of Alva Roy ( iiildey Dr Robert Mo4hAde4 1
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Studies es Mission Book
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!in‘ 3 Mrs Melvin Davis was hostess
' Vortnightly club 'yin meet in the! ' r home NW of City recntle
home of Mrs R II Sweartigin at to the members Of Circle E First
I 3:3Q p poi) Church WSCS M r s
he co-lvstes mop!: F (Ieorge Wallen v'as co-h)stess
ing will be In Id at 3 dwotional was given be
flay Nov 3 Mrs It Lawrence Mrs Doyle
rf wn and :Mrs Don Tittle An
The Dahlia if arlich lAin I
interesting study based on the
h:tve a Tharks-ivint Inwheon in : th mod on! w
th Mrs (Marlys NVallter
e Ivirne of M is Hen ry Dewoody' presen ted h y
I 717 N II I mo pm ILeetinc Was CIOSPd With th‘i
Methodist Circle E
Studies Mission Book
Mrs Melvin Davis was hostess
r home NW of Citv reccntiv
to the members Of Circle E First 8('t
to long
- Church WSCS Mr s
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(eorgc Wallen was cohostess I hes p
d--votional was given l) f n-wear
Mrs !toy Lawrence Mrs Doyle
rn and Mrs Don i
m y T ttle An Mas
with o
interesting study based on the
In- World tine l'f-!-e'll W14
presented hy Mrs (Marlys Walker
ILeeting was closed with the 4
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Watchword
i:etreshments were served to
the Kbove named and AIM es Chick
Atih:ers Ted Fisher John Ilas
kins and Dick Kenner
IF HEARING
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Dr Bertha Mae Tradaay the of Taiwai Formosa Thv thir
Miss Laverne 0Rar revenue
new president of t chapter ! lulled to the uhlted stites frui:1
Delta kappa Camilla called to or the reigtan congo whn she has
411' the ainitial birthday sull'er been teachUlg All three siwakers
the organization On Thursday eve-1 gave clear explications of the
ning' October 20 in the home Ut litical issue of the areas and al
the social vomhtions
TIrs Fitly Iterliinson Gates
Miss Amy Robinson of the Olitto
Each birthday is a commeration home presbyterial) eldieg who
day 1dingIY the speakers are staying was ln
upon rills oceasam ow society speakers a the 1gThn slit tot
choa to pi esent Nies Perkinson spoke briefly commenting MI the
Gites the founder of Zota rhall pineal arum) of the young college
ter and likewise an Oklahoma students in J:to
st:ite founder tvith :t pm bear- An infornuti report by Dr Tread
jug the "fficial he away of the Delta Kappa rtamma
ranking 111 appreciatiol t h e
International Convention ‘thich
constructive leaderstil of Dr sembled with two thousand minn
Atma Semple and M-ta Madolitie - - -
Stevens the tivo iniiieihatc past
presidents the chapter also pre-
sented them with insignia pins
Miss Vivian Downs thairman
of the ritual committee assisted
by eigl:t chart"
Jack Blanchard itnd the Misses
Nttry Dyer 11arquerite Harrel
Lucy Leonard Elizabeth McKin-
ney Marian Severance and Isabel
Vork conducted the ceremony
To introduce the study program
for the year "Understanding (tn
familiar Cultures" three young
w e n attending Southeastern
State college spoke Two are chi-
ne' Miss Anna Law of British
Hong Kong and Miss Susie Hs lao
Preferential Tea
Held By Sorority
Gamma Psi Chapter of B e t a
Sigma Phi hiPl'tainVd 111 thP home
of Mrs Vernez Malone with the
annual P ren t al Tea Sto1daY1
October 23
The table was centered with a
crystal holv1 filled with bronze
and yellow crysantheniums Yellow
candles bi Aver candelabra coin-
pleted the table decoration
Mrs George Brown presided at
at the silver tea service Party
sandwiches tea cakes and camly
were served on silver trays and
compotes
As the guests arrived they were
presented with yellow mum corsag-es
by sorority members
Pledges attending were Mmes
Charles Walker It0 Nations and
AE Ewing Members present were
Balph !lodges Herby Clark
fleorge Brown Gene Villeoxen
Don Tittle and Lloyd Hobbs
long
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itch about I() to 12 stn
inch when sewing wash
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fa biles
Massage dry brittle fingernails
with olive oil at bedtime
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Special Orders
To Go!
PHONE 1985
OLDSMOBILE planned built
and priced the sparkling new
F-85 specifically for the buyer
who wants something better in
A smaller car!
In style performance rugged-
ness and quality the nein
F-85 is euery inch n Oldsmobitr!
Sited to at six in comfort
So alert and lively so easy
on gas because the all-new
flockette V8 combin(11 big-ril r
performance with smallcar
economy! And Twin-Trittrud
Stability lets you drive all day
without tiring
!tight now four-door nedans
and station wagons are at your
Oldsmobile Quality Dealer's
Before you invest in any low-
priced car come in ond drive
the all-new family-size VIM
It's the hot neW number you've
been waiting fort
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gave clear explicationq of the p0-
!Meal issue of the areas and of
the social vonditions
Miss Amy Robinson of the Old:i
home Presbyterian rollege where
the speakers nre staying was !n
charge of the pr'grmn She toi
spoke briefly commenting Oil the
p Mica' arum) of the young college
students in Japan
An informal report by Dr Treal-
away 01 the Delta Kappa Camma
International Convention vhich as
sembled with two thousand mem-
hers in Miami Florida in AuguAt
brought the evening's meeting 10
a close
Table places tvere lii ii fur Cir
ty inem'wrs and the three guests
speakers EpsideN the p t 0 1)10
mentioned previously the follow
ing were present the Nlisses
nie Raker Enimalette Cochran
Einnie E1lI1i Hall sally Leonard
and Margaret tl'Itiley Also Nimes
Olio Baker Josie Baldwin V L
roTTIS 1)elashaw Everett
Macke Vesta Creen 111 Harris
Ifunsaker Netri Ansley Welk
V:1 Ettle Willis and
NI ry Wilson
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colors Rayon in Orlon acry-
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NEW sit)EK tTli Are you
like the fairy-tale princess who
eels a :'ngle pea tinder a mat
tress or are you like the modern
c'al who feels the buttons and
tufts On tot)?
Cover th offending outmas with
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eAn make one by or1erin4
pad of one-inch thiek "roll slo-
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wintry
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Peterson, Robert H. Durant Daily Democrat (Durant, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 42, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 1, 1960, newspaper, November 1, 1960; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2193526/m1/3/: accessed June 27, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.