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FARMERS CHAMPION
VOL. XII
ELQIN, OKLAHOMA. WEbNESlMY, DBCEMBUK 28, 1921
NO. II
A merry Christmas and a happy New fear to all Farmers' Champion patrom
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Big Community Watch Party
In Elgin Saturday Night, December 31, 1921
In High School Auditorium
Band Music, Vocal and Instrumental Duets and Trios, Readings, Pantomimes, Drills and Ohter Stunts
Oysters and other eatables will be served by the Methodist church from 5 p. m. till midnight.
Admission Free EVERYBODY CORDIALLY INVITED
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BANK WITH YOUR HOME BANK
39 Million Bushels of Wheat Yearly in Oklahoma
Anything tttat-nihN with the wealth of Oklahoma al-o adds
to (lit resource of our inure tli.ui 000 wlnte b.ink. Kvery
year millions f doll.irs uie relu d fiom t he wheat crop,
TJii" money finds its Wav to all suctions of the Slate.
This bank alwav Imh been interested in farming. We help
anil encourage the farmer in every leniiimate hankim way
anil we Want the farmers of this community tu feci as Mend
ly toward till bank a- we fel lowird iln-m. ,
After nil we aie den-inlent upon the fu'merst for prosper
i'V Ve rc proud of w oil. our coal, our lead ar.d (iincand
i.thei miliK'iK'M. but w- know that f.u the L'realcr amount
of ruibntautial weelth of the state i produced on the farm.
Vc invite the fanners of thit coinmunity to uae our bank
us ttieir headqiiarteis when in town,
Wc aUi wmt to call your ittrn'ion to our ntronif li-t of
atockltoliiei!.: L i -inn... P.. .doiit S j nh vst N i-ioiial
Bank.0klh'"iaCi' C T. Abell. Vue-Pre-ibent S-u'iiwest
National Bink. Okl-homa City. W K. Templelon. Capitalist,
TuN'j, Mis Nila Stephens and B. K. Stephens, ICIk'ui.
Bank Of Elgin
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COMMUNITY WATCH
PARTY PROGRAM
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Elgin, Saturday Night, Dec. 31.
Rttn1 IVSilvaM ! Illnlfi Knnil
j umiu triusiv. uj Liigiu uaiiu
Inslriimpntxl Diliaf Mintp Nila Srnnlipnft
and Elva Shirk
.Fairy Drill Six Small Girls and Fairy Queen
A STATE BANK
LGIN,OKLA.
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Milo Brunskill
Madge Bovman
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Clark
Howard Shirk
Misses Anna Stauffer, '
1 1 Marie Bowman, Louise Nicholas
t Important Events of Year 1921 L. C. Coffin
'Reading Esther Coffin
Vocal Trio Misses Nila Stephens, Vada Shirk,
; Character Sketch
Reading
Vocal Duet
Reading
Instrumental Trio
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Klln. 0kln.v December 20. 1P21
The Oltl lell.-ible is ik-Hlrntm of cxpresinyr
lln npiirtciation of your patfunaite for the past
year, and ns we CMitii'it write all. we lake till
in ati5 rf tlvinki""; Mill and t xnresslrg mir wish
es for a pro-permis an.l happy year, which Is
fast approaching. Pur twenty years we htive
trl"tl to please and enter to the wants of our pn
tron.t, and if we have p irtlally sticejeded wc W1!!
feel repaid ftn our efforts.
J. G. MARKLE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
LIVE STOCK AND FAK'M DATICS
Phone or Write for Dates and net Dependable Service.
Sterling Oklahoma
Yours anxious to please,
L. C. Coffin, Prop.
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J. A. WOLF
Real Estate
Hire and Life Insurance
Auto Liceaici, Notary Work
Enjoyed Services.
Those who attended tlicChrUt
huh tree Saturday nltfht seemed
to have a good time in the distri
bution of presents from the tree.
A lartic number of dolls Were de
livered to the yomitfcr children
which made them very happy.
Deputy Sheriff Ban man received
u revolver off the tree about two
inches in length.
The Methodist church wan
crowded Sunday niitht to hear
the program prepared by the
Sunday school pupils. The pro-L-ram
delivered bv the children
'm-4 fine and was hik'hly apprc
'elated.
Social.
There will be afioehil ulvcii at
the Baptjm ciiurch Wedneaday
evening. Everybody U cordially
tntitcd to attend.
Blected Officers.
At the MethndUt Sunday
school Sundav morning 11, I'.
WettenKel Informed the school
that it would dot he possible for
him to scree as iiperintcndent
any longer, o all new officers
were elected lor the comiiifryear,
as lollowsi
B K. Uaumail, superintendent.
Mrs. It, P. Hosaclter, asst. su
perinteiident.
Miss Lucile Atchley,ecrctary
Miss Oatna Hat ton, asst, sec
retary.
Mias Velina Abbott, pUnNt,
Hazel Clioens, asst. pianist,
Fern Shirk, librarian.
The new superintendent then
appointed the followjnt; teach
ers
H. P. Wettenjfel, Hibje class.
Mrs, H, P. Wcttcngel, Star
class,
Mrs. II. P.Kosacker, Coiujuer
ors clans,
Mr. C, F. Brandon, dleamers
clanii
Mrs, S. W. Nichols, Sunbeams
class.
Helen Choens
Whistling And Spelling Stunt Ruth Wettenge!
. hadow Pantomimes "All Work, No Play",
"Let The Women Do The Work", "Mutt And
Jeff", "Dancing Dolls."
Reading Hazel Choens
Father Time Harry Fedde
Happy New Year Howard Shirk
Ring Out The Old. Ring In The New.
Everybody Invited. Admission Free
GEORGE M. MALVERN
OH Lands, Leases And Royalties
Leases near drilling wells
Farm Lands, Loans And Insurance
Prlvttle iiiimii1) to loon on lurim
Sterling, Oklahoma
CHAMPION Ads PAY
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A Happy New Year
All kinds fresh vegetables and fruit.
Have few tons ocal left
Highest Price Paid for Country
Produce at all Timet
COURTKOUS TKKATMENT TO ALL
The sto e where QUALITY counts
Farmers' Union Exch.
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' fliJCCurnlilnK to coinplicatlun of dls
vnn" frum which hu liii'l lieen HUiror
Ihk for revcrnl weih, 0 H.SlncHhounc
oe 67, dlf cl lint nlulit (Tueilny, Dec.
20) abou. lOllfi at hli home, 7IB Okln-.
Iimnii nvu.
Under the uujilcen of the KIkIii M
bunlc IuiIku of whlih Mr. Stuckliouu
was once mntiter, funurid ocrvlccs will
be held tomorrow afternoon in Eluin.
Til- liody Vll he Milpiied to the Cotiian
clio county town tomorrow iiiorninK mi
Frisco pain-niter frnln No, CM due
here nt IIWIU o'cloci:. No mtrvicub will
he conducted here.
Mr. Stneliliouas camu to Chlchualia
J two enrs njjn from EIkIu where he
lived for many yearn, Hu wa born in
Ornnnt'vllle, bid , June 17, lb5t and
moved to Oklulioma hi VMl, locatlnit at
Geary. Some lime ko he opened a
barber tdiop hi the Krinco udditlun and
was actively eixagcd in ihat huelnen
until a short time uuo when he wag
forced -to retire on account of Ills,
houlth. I
I lf C..'..!tiiimo ! vipvIvaH hv IiIk
'-.If. .... .1... ratlin.- Mil U .1 IVII.
Ilam or Clilcltanlmi thres son, H. C.
KiuL-khuui of Lnwlout C. M. Stack'
iout of Elln, aid Frank of Kannaf i
City, Abo thrae brothetn, Jo-t of Be j
h't Kn ' Tom nf CoijHIt Km fi
A.J Staekhmise of I'erry, Okln, and
two sinters, Mrs, Junniu Teailey of
Uliuco, Knn,, und Mrs, Fannie Uuflle,
of Kinip-ton, Kan.
Cliivkanliu Daily rJxprtii,
Funeral service- were conduo
te) in the Kli;ln Methudist
rhiirch at 2 n'clocU riiuid..y ,if
ternuun lv the p.isior Hee. 11. 10,
O.ilvun, uftei which the M.isumc
lnilj,'e wave their ritiwl ueivici?
huth in the church .mil at he HI
ithi ceuiete'y where he was hid
toret bende the bnl of his
son. Kirl, who died of the flu
duriDK the ar,
Hi'liilvts who iccc(iini.mioil tins
body here In attend tht fiuei:i
weic his wife, Ins brother, A. J.
Siackhmise f Perry, and his
son, II, C. Slackhuusu, and wife
of Law ton,
IJeceaaed vv.ikii member of Um
Presbyterian church and toi
true to the teachnif of the lii
bio whether it con(otHi ivith
the vlewa of his own church or
not. After a ptalor rf hU
church bad preaehtd the ftlrjeirf)
of a wan who bad lived an un
moral jite, Air, ntncuiimtw tr
jimhed Uwt- h uivh ui,i