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THE DURANT WEEKLY NEWS
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)alte a number of Silo people at
tended church at Brown Sunday.
Allterary Society was organised
by aur school last week. A program
will', toe rendered Friday night.
Prayer meeting waa well attended
Sunday night.
Haggle Nicholson Ih visiting her
mother. Mrs. SeawrlKlit this week.
The Silo hall team met the Kleraey
tall team on the Klersey dlnmond last
Friday afternoon The acorea were
( to 10 In favor of Silo
Messrs J. (). M. IV. K. O., J. K. T.
J. Harrison anil wlvea flatted at Mr.
ugh Bond'n Monday nlRht.
Ijoyd Harden wan a visitor In Silo
Sunday.
J. E. Shelmit kh In Durant Sat
rday. Mr. and Mm J. I. Cates have return
ad to Silo.
Ploy Camp of Durant was Usitlng
Visa Myrtle Young Sunday.
O. P. Gentry nnd family were vis
ttlnfg Mr. K. W. Talley Sunday.
J O. Harrison waa a business visi
ter In Durant Tuesday.
Edith West of Brown lulled In Silo
Tuesday night.
Dr. Austin and family were here last
Wednesday afternoon.
Lex James and Magglo Nicholson
were In Klersey Sunday morning.
Mr. and"Mra. M. E. Bishop were shop
ping In Durant Saturday.
Mrs. Bond'n father, Mr. Sanders Is
vary low thin week.
FRIDAY, FEB.1R
to come back every Wednesday night
and bring someone with you.
Misses Nettle Tierce and Klele
ttoberta visited friends at Blue 1Mb
bon Friday.
Mrs. Works and daughter Miss IMItli.
were shopping In Durant Monday.
PHOM FT. WANHITA
Misses Carrie Anderson, Hattle Lou
Tucker, and I.yrtii Orlce spent Sunday
afternoon with Mlsa Oracle Armstrong.
Monroe Fanning was In Mllburn Sat
urday. Misses Lillian Wakefield. Lillian
(Stover, Annie Fox and Mrs. Iluhy
Ballard were here from Bee Sunday
alght at church.
13,1)1 Castleberry left here Saturday
for Little Hock, Ark.
Miss Gladys Armstrong spent Sun
day night with Miss Luetic Loper.
The young folks enjoyed n musical
Ciren at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs
Ooodman Thursday.
There was preaching lien- Sunday
night. Serviced conducted by I to v. Joe
WUtfa of Blue. He delivered a fine
ermon enjoyed by nil.
Mr. and Mrs Johnle Meuduwn anil
children of near Coleman were visiting
at the home of Mr nnd Mrs Hurt
Davis the 'latter part of the week
Victor Allison was In Durum Friday.
sfeSand Mrs. J. W. Baker ami rhll
dren were Uniting ut the home of Mr.
sail Mrs II. K IVk-llH Sunday.
Orvllle Slianuon from Durant In vis
iting frlenilH and retatlvex heie
Phillip nml John ! Wells v. ere near
Ooodman Sunday. Verdle and Melvln
SanderH came home with tliem and
were here al preuvhliiK Siinila night.
Lee Cluddanj fiiiin Nlit.i was lien
Sunday. Misses Grade Aluminum ami l.jilln
Orlce wore 'at llee Saturday.
MlssJ.ydla (Irlic spent Mnnd.iy ee
alng with MI.hm Winnie Mae Wells
There uiin a I'iu supiier and Valen
tino Box lien Monday night. livery
dne enjoyed lliciiiMi'lvex Amount ie
oelved fur pies in nut kuuwn l w liter.
t'llllM KI'.MSFII'K
Mrs. O W Si.illh IniH heen eij slek
thin week, but Is now Improving
Mrs. Iloleothli was shopping In Imi
sant Friday.
Mr. and Mix John Me.idovvs flom
Lehelgh, (ikl.ihoina spent last week
with parents, Mr nnd Mrs John Davis
Mr and Mis ' II ('(illicit made ii
short visit to Keuefiek .Sunday,
nev. Hovel rilled his regular ap
pointment at the Baptist Chinch Sun
day and Sunday night
Ted I loli it lina gone to Texas
where he will spent the spring and
ammtr, i
' Jim llagvvi'll lias bet n verj slel, "i'or
the last feu iI.ijh, but Is inpidl) Im
proving. Mlsa Mahil Miller is visiting in Int
rant this v. eek.
ThC'Kenerick High School cnici t.tiu
ad with u ncgio minstrel Kilil.i night.
Mlsa Inez and I'atilliif lltcliicson of
Durant spent Satuiday and Smidit
with friends In Kenerick.
Mrs. Fred Washington fnlertalnid
Monday mening with a Valentine
arty.
Dr. Drake ictmncd liome finui
t attrlngtowu, Okliilinnia today where he
'' nad been looking after business
Cartls Irf-HlH litnii Tishomingo made
a bualnass trip In Kem-flck Mouda
Tate BaKwell .iftci a months s:.iv In
Texas letiirned iiome Friday,
Miss fllnd.vs tViitklns hmmiI .Hiinil.it
ia Calern with home folks
' Mrs. Ben l.lllcj and Utile il.unjiwr.
Rath urn visiting friends in Oklahoma
City this week
Mrs. John I, Morris was shopping
in Durant Satuiday.
in: mm I'HiiM in : o
Mr. uml Mrs Dial t'urrin of lutaut
Tisltrd Mr. and Mrs ('live Teinplctnu
Hero Sutuul.iy nlglit nnd Sunday.
Miss lluhy Mi'Laiighln of Kleisc)
Ulted friends here Saturday night.
Mrs. Joneu and ehlldreu and Mis
Bartlett of Durant visited friends here
Saturday.
Albert Wilson of Trenton, Tonus
yota doing hlisim-hx here this week.
X B. Conner of Sherman vv.ih a liusl
Bess visitor here Tuesday.
Mr, Hendricks of .Sherman was a
attaints visitor lieie Frld i and Sat
arday 8. W. Gibson was a business visitor
ffm Denison the week-end
Mr. Harrington of Dallas. Teas was
a business visitor here Monday
Mias Cecil Morton visited friends In
Darant the week-end.
A? Itlckerson of Cat era visited his
sister Mrs. O T. Adcock, Kr. Thurs
day night.
"v Raymond Denton 'of Platter was a
aoclal visitor here Thursday night.
, Rev. Minor of Durant filled his reg
. alar appointment here Friday evening.
I John llalneu of Calera was a social
. (isltor here Friday evening.
' Jess QrlniciM vUilei heme folks near
adlll Sunday.
Rev. Keone at Uenhani, Texuj will
fill his appointment here Sunday.
Mr. Keller of Oklahoma City Is doing
Business nere tutu week.
miss reurl Deal visited friends in
uo Saturday aad Sunday.
Miss Ines Troutt visited friends In
ararani tne week-end.
A large crowd aUoaded alnglag here
Wednesday night. Every one lavited
FIIOM IIKVMNfiTON
Mrs Yowell of Yowell, Texas, spent
last week with her brother. If. M.
WVst.
Mr. Frank McWIIIInms' daughter
died last Friday and was laid to rest
Saturday.
Mr. Allen returned from Oklahoma
City Saturday where he. attended the
bedside of Miss Mildred his daughter
who was operated on for appendicitis.
The latest news is that she Is progress
ing nicely nnd will soon be herself
again.
John Alfred Turler and wife ac
companied hy Mrs Best and children
and Mrs. Yowell motored to Durant
last Friday.
Mrs Arthur and little daughter have
been quite sick. One with tonsllltls and
the other of pneumonia.
The Infant of Kev. and Mrs. Lampkln
who have been very low of pneumonia
Is slowly Improving.
Miss Shelly McKindley of O. P. C.
spent the week end with home folks.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Hathcox were
In town Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Doss of Bonham
spent Sunday with Mrs, W. J. B. Lloyd.
The Valentine party given by the
Parent Teachers' Association waa a
grand success. The faculty pull off by
the High School was greatly enJoed
and much merriment was caused as
the pupils dressed In the borrowed
clothes of faculty, tried to mimic the
learner they represented. A little
more than 175 was taken In WTilch will
be a great help In Improving condi
tions at the school building.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gardner of flinty
attended preaching here Sunday night.
They knew Bev. Reese when they lived
In Paris and wanted to hear him
preach again.
Mrs W. H. Collins and Mrs W. D.
Collins spent Tuesday with Mru. Daw
son. Miss Mansel spent the week-end
with home folks at Mlnneola. Texas
Misses. Ima Coon and Vera McCreary
of Jackson school returned Sunday
night from Oklahoma City where they
attended the Teachers' Association.
They report a grand time.
FHOH LAKH WKST
1! A. Musick went to Soper last Sat
urday where he spent Saturday ind
Sunday with his daughter and i,on-In-luw.
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Dixon
Mr. nnd Mrs. K. U .My nut I returned
Monday from Hoxlon. Texas, where
they had been called to the bed side
of their sister, vv lioiu they leponed Im
proving. Mis Krt Cherry was on the sick list
last week.
Kev. It SI Duke of Ada, Oklahoma,
conducted n weeks meeting at Like
West the past week.
Miss Kmmii Jean Itobh went to
Kosvvell Friday, where she will visit
friends for several ilavx
Miss Vada Long left Friday for Du-
a in wheic she will visit rriends.
She is expect, d in leturn Motility to
icHume her school.
Lewis and llmmott Musick went to
Super Friday when- Ihey visited their
sister, Mis. i:ihu Dixon, returning Sun-
nay.
' llllord Single was a llosuell vis.
Itor Friday.
M II. Gosx was In Boswell Friday.
II. L (loss and brother. Jm- weie In
Durum Friday on business, returning
Saturday.
J. II Cain. T .1. Tabor. Mike Oin.illl,.
i line .Inliiison. and i: A. Musi, I, were
all llo.su ell visitors Saturday
.1. II. Single Is leaving this com
iiiiinlly Will make Fannin county.
Tt-MiH ills futitie home. The cnmmii
nltv regrets ver.v much to see Mr
Single leave iih lie Is a good christian
man. and is liked ami respected by all
who know him.
Mr. and Mrs O P. Parish were vis
Itlng their sister and brother. Mr and
Mrs John Gibson of Choctaw- Count v
Sunday.
Miss Clara anil l.el.i Musick were vis.
Itlng Miss nthel Johnson Spnria
Clifford Single was visiting Mr
Lewis and John Mustek Sunda after
noon Had small attendance at pieulilng
Sunday nlglit.
.1. I!. Cain was huriiedl called Hun-
day to the bed aide of his brother,
who Is not expected to live. Hla brother
Uvea at Broken Bow, Oklahoma.
Mrs. J. K. Cain waa visiting Mrs.
T. J. Toler Sunday.
ITKMH FIIOM KILO
A crowd of oung folks' were the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Cal Talley last
Tuesday night and also a crowd of
young folks visited Mr. and Mrs. Catcs
last Wednesday night
Misses Zella Cutes, Velma Epperson,
Vela Smith, and Lena Gentry, Messrs
Warren Smith, Buster Kpperson, Kdgel
Catcs, Dewey Gentry and Lee Town
send attended n program at Klersey
last Thursday night.
The Silo school boys played a match
ball game with Klersey school boys
Friday afternoon. The score was ten
and five In favor of Silo
Mr. and Mrs Edd Bays of Mead vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Epperson Sunday.
Miss Pearl Heal of Mead visited Miss
Veta Smith the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrell gave a parly
for the young folks Saturday night.
It was greatly enjoyed by every one.
Pearl Beat and Veta Smith visited
Velma Kpperson Sunday.
Miss Callle Bonds visited Miss Irene
Kpperson Sunday.
Miss Sadie Hunt of Brown'a Chapel
lsltcd Mlsa Ethel Cargal the week
end.
Miss Bertha Bays of Durant visited
Miss Irene Epperson Sunday.
Ilojd Epperson and family of Tisho
mingo visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Ep
person the week-end.
The Silo Ball team played a match
game with Star Sunday afternoon, the
score being seventeen to five in favor
of Silo.
Misses Pearl Beal, Veta Siriith and
Velma Epperson visited Miss Zelda
Catea Saturday evening.
Edd Harrison and family visited In
Durant Monday evening.
Mrs. Edd Harrlsno visited Mrs Ep
person Friday afternoon.
rTKMH PROM FltAMCLIN
Sunday School Is Improving. Every
one Is Invited to come
O. S Martin und Jim Mitchell were
in Durant Friday.
Mr and Mrs McGee and children
were visitors here Saturday.
MisHes Bertha Turner and Angle
Knight visited Franklin school Friday
afternoon.
Mr und Mrs J. J. Gear and children
spent Saturdio night with Mr. and Mrs.
Boh N'eagle at Caddo.
I'earl and Maggie Mitchell spent Sat
urday night with Ituby and Fay Cain.
Ode Culn who is attenidng school at
Caddo spent the week-end at home.
Mrs Floyd Adklns Is on the sick
lict,
FIIOM KHl:i:V CIIAPKI,
Sunday School was well attended
Sunday evening. Every body Is Invit
ed to come back again
A crowd of young folks were the
guesls of Miss Mildred Dollins of
Buffalo community Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright enter
tained a number of the young people
of this and other communities lust
Wednesday night with :i dance which
was enjo.ved liv every one who attend
ed. Mrs Jess Harmon bus been on the
silk list for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Turnbull Inter
t allied a crowd of young folks, one
night Inst week.
Prayer meeting was well attended
Sund ly night.
We have our singing class organ
ized now. We will meet every Thurs
day night at some one's house und
practice.
The farming Is going on nicely in
this community.
Miss Lois Wood visited Miss Anna
Skinner Sunday evening.
Marie N'Uon spent Saturday night
with Zelnia Sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mashhtirn were
visiting In this ((immunity Saturday
nlglit and Sunday.
Zclm.i Sullivan spent Friday night
wltli Margurette Parlm.
Kev. Smith of Cailey Is expected to
DR. I!. H. MOORE
Physician and Surgeon
Over Jenkins Dry Goods Co.
DURANT
GEO. BOSTON & SONS
FREE DELIVERY
130 West Main Phone 143
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IS
A BIG CAR LOAD OF
Belle Of Oklahoma Flour
s Being Unloaded Today
OUR GUARANTEE!
We will sell you a sack of "Belle of Okla
homa Flour" and if you don't find it as good
as any sack of Flour you ever used, at any
price, we will give you your money back.
"Belle of Oklahoma" is "Quality" Flour,
just like every other thing we sell; if it
wasn't we would'nt offer it to you, for we
are building a trade on "Quality" groceries.
You can't lose by trying "Belle of Oklaho
ma" Flour and after the trial you will de
mand it Selling per hundred $5.00
We Make a Specialty of
'QUALITY and SERVICE"
fill his regular appointment Saturday
night and Sunday at Freeny'a Chapel.
ITKMH FltOM FIXCHTOWN
I, G. Oglllv'v. one of our oil men. Is
ski;.
Quite a number of our folks at
tended the dui.ee nt Barklck Friday
night.
Misses Sara Peppers and Lee Mae
Shultz are visiting relatives and
friends in Sherman
Paul Pratt, whn r stationed at Camp
Travis it at homt on it fifteen-day
furlough.
Miss Ona Millendtr hus been very
sick the past two weeks.
O. W. Peppers was In Durant Satur
day. Mr. Cantrell sustained a sprained
ankle when a log rolled on his foot.
Prayer meeting was conducted by
Brother Paul White Sunday night.
There will be church Saturday night
and Sunday.
ITKMH FIIOM BI.t'K
Miss Bertha Wallers of Blue has re
turned from a three weeks visit to
her sister who lives In Whltesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Toll Gilbert's baby is
very sick.
Mrs. Irene Cornier of Dallas. Texas
Is visiting friends and relatives here.
Messrs Ed and Toll Gilbert, George
Grant, and Rlne Lee Wilcox took a
Joy r'de In an airplane Monday after
noon W, 1, Dlrus of Durant visited rela
tives here Sunday.
Mlitscx Jennie and Letha Pullen of
Soper. Oklahoma visited friends here
Sunday
Mrs. Morrison of Soper. Okla., was
the visitor ot Mis. Alldu the past week.
Roy Corley of Blue and Miss Nel
lie Owens of Pleasant Hill were mar
lied Sunday, February 6th.
A.V F.ltROIl IK MAKK.tT
Sometimes things get Into the make
up mans bands on the big newspa
pers, and find their way Into the pa
per to be read by the subscriber that
should not be there. One night, short
ly before the hour of going to press
of a pretty big mernlng newspaper,
one of the linotype operators ran out
of "cop)", while the make-up man
was roaring for something to fill up
with. It waa some time before tehre
was nny more copy brought in from
the reporters' desks and the operator
killing the time, set up a little atuff
for his own amusement, and one of
them was grabbed by the hurrying
make-up man and put In at the bottom
of an editorial column. Next morn
ing readers saw the following lines,
"Two o'clock, no copy, Ohl Hell."
ISIiBVE.I hahieu AT m
Miss Jacobson, Red n ,
ty worker here, assisted h. if
held a child welfare enn.' "M
last week, at which eleven S.1
bles were broutrht in . . """I
Each was examined car.fi.iir1
Ing to the prescribed stand.rj
...... i. iwiinia given neceui-J
rectlon concerning their ne.T,l
IIOl'KE AGAINST DISARaU
The House of nepresenuthJj
against disarmament by a voir 1
to 30, the other day. The viu J
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the Naval appropriating. ..71
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STOLE NAM AND All
Saturday morning at an riii
roDDera prone into a small kuti
Temnerance. twntv mil.- . t
do, Ohio, loaded the bank's lit
talnlng 111.900 in cash ami?!'
ble bonda Into a truck and
CHURCH CAKRIEs AD
At roteau, Oklahoma. th
pers carry regularly an ad
for the First Methodist ChBn
u io nml pM tor oy an inM
who aaya he knowa newsnin...
Using gets the quickest result, j
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DURANT. OKLTA.
Preparations For Spring And
Easter Are Complete
In every part of the Store are new things beautiful things for
Easter and Spring which you are welcome to inspect. Moderate
ly priced apparel of hecomingness and taste as well as the New
and approved in Dress accessories abound in all sections. You
will find this your best opportunity before Easter to choose the
things that you want and most need,
Many attractive values have been planned for Easter Shoppers
Suits Much In Vogue For Spring
Since the Suit is worn for such a variety of
occasions, it becomes an indespensable part of
the wardrobe, and must be chosen with great
care. The materials to look for are Piqui
tine, Covert, Tricotines and Men's Wear
Serge all of the most excellent quality.
-NOTE THE PRICES
Ranging from $24.50, $29.50, $34.50
$39.50 and up to $69.50
New Dresses in Taffetas, Crepe
Meteor, Satin, Serge and Trico
tines priced at $14.85 up to $49.50
Beautiful Showing New
Silks And Dress Goods
Staple Satins and Taffetas are here in colors to satis
fy the people, staple solid colors and fancv plaids,
priced at $1.95 to $2S5
Fine Spring Woolens
See this lot of yard wide French Serges in Navy,
Olive, Purple, Brown and Black, priced at only .... 98c
Good 40-inch Wool Serge in colors to please
priced at only $1,45
Staple Piece Goods Marked Low
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Good Spring Dress Ginghams, Red Seal
only per yard oc
Yard wide Bleached Domestic, at per
'ard 12 l-2c
Hope Domestic, at per yard only.... 18c
Yard wide Percale, splendid line of
colors, priced only per yard 19c
Children's Best Rib Hose, all sizes,
only 25c
New Pumps
and
Oxfords
are here
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Durant. Okua.
Our Men's
J Store offers
values in
Clothes and
Furnishings
