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   Checotah News (Newspaper) - October 3, 1946, Checotah, Oklahoma                                VOLUMES OCTOBER 3, 1946 1 Unit Of Forty fifth National Guard Division Checotah Of Commerce * A of the board of of. the Chamber of of Checotah of Dan and Red is a of liha storage and facilities to offer in the town in response to a request for the information state headquarters of the National Division at which is giving consideration to a previous request the Chamber of for the a unit It was the opinion of the of directors that we could meet of the commanding the war in the matter of office space and but there was some question concerning the enlistment of personnel for tJie unit Consideration has been given to the the grand at Park at tlic high school for tilie of the unit for storing equipment The expense of the rooms in shape for use would be and they re garded to the needs and No Eiven regarding the unit considered for tihe Checotah Several have expressed the that it po to establish a of infantry and if all the units have not already been an will likely to have the Checotah recruits instructed m infantry That will depend on the at slate headquarters on ran be done here in tlie way obtaining applicants for the FAMILY REUNION AT Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jones of entertained with -a family and dinner at home last Sunday in honor of Mrs. J. lier Mrs. of who are making first visit to A bountiful meal was at hour to the following Che Mrs. Annie Will Miss Mr. and H. B Mr. and and relatives present were Mathews and family of Mrs. Nanie Mrs. Boy cf Oklahoma Mr. and Mrs. Howell of Turner of of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Vance of Mrs. Faye Brown df Mifs Norma Jean of Mrs. Odas Woods of Checotah Squad Bows To Powerful Bulldogs Coach Guy Wildcats football flushed by two over weak opponents to open the current failed to to score oil the opponents faced the powerful Wagoner on the gridiron last Friday night Spectators at the garne reported that the Cats were outplayed and the game went to the best team off the The Wagoner squad fATon conference last and are undefeated in two gartus so far this Coach Gardner his at nade by his charges last weak and the apparent of the fighting spirit which they have shewn in since some doubt in his mmd the of to lest to Tahlequah last by a top but ha not in any way made anv In addition to Westville are this Sallisaw and Eufaula each have lost and Stilwell Haskell each have lost All teams played two School Will Serve Hot Lunches Boys Enter Stock At Muskogee This week the Checotah took seme it's Jerseys to Muskogee Frea State placed in the class in a number of. as 1st on heifer under one year shown by PaOl Ray 2nd in by Glen and by 4fh in heifers one to two years by Preston 5th by Johnny Carfey 3rd in cows over three years oht shown by 4th, shewn by W. H. 2nd in collective lat by 3rd by 4 th by and 5th by Total winnings for F. F. A. to approximately Mobile Cancer Clinic At Muskogee Oct. 8 Persons in this suspect that they may have are urged tQ take advantage free which are to be by a mobile cancer clinic is to be at Muskogee On October 9, to B. Hi of the cancer Anyone interested in visiting the unit is to Roy the of the local who wall make the necessary for who do not their awn The clinic is and by tiie Cancer Society is on the the work of cancer prevention and treatment in the Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Bonds of are new residents of our having moved hef e Mr. and C Hurst and Carol of Colorado the past end visiting her Mr. and Mrs. Nick A daughter was 21 to Afr. Neal Harper at Archer The has name of Sue Mrs. Harper Miss Bennie Michigan is expected to in this week for a tite D. C. Mr. and MA. W. Smith and Lt. and wife arrived in Wednesday Monday morning 1 tripped into class to find some pretty hearted Senior boys They were sounds and pretending to be kittens tlie tussle with Wagoner 1 speak not only for the Senior hu t tlie whole school j when 1 wei win win that title tJie unsolved the program for to and Mrs. tlie shery will po part of the to a skit of a love and and Pa make it very Rites For Mrs. Bookout Last Friday At Funeral services were conducted 8.t Cemetery by Rev. Will Jennings last Friday afternoon for W. H. 68, who died at her home in the Council on 25. The deceased was born in Marion and had rer sided in where the fcr She was to Mr. Bookout in 1895. Sie was the mother of twelve nine of They are John Council 01- lie Bookout of the A. L Bookout of Clarence Bookout of Checotah and Bookout of Elsie Yarbrough of of and Alvie Bookout of Other include one Mrs. J. C. seventeen grand One Dead And One Injured In Rail Crossing Accident grimo lay following End Of Wins In Judging Contest Neal Lefors and his Checotah F. F. A. Judging let all of know about in the at the Muskogee Free State Fair this t ley win first in teami judging first in individual The team is composed of W. H. and W. H. Frame won first in individual They won twenty competing groups in the judging totaling over eighty Afton took second place in the team Quinton Lefors and his boys always get high ratings at the Muskogee and ether events which they and have been going after the honors in livestock for the past couple of but have been out others until the present Hardware Can To The Vandiver Hardware Store is requesting the public Jo tune in on Station or their favorite NBC station at obex 5, to hear the 1^8th party program of the National Farm and is entering it's nineteenth sponsorship of the farm The store will install a radio tuned in on the program during the hour and will be pleased to have drop in remain as long as you A large number of hear the farm and haTo hour program and it is the desire of Ann and the people that all of intake a special effort not to miss the eighteenth birthday party as a special effort has been imade to make it worth Died Tues. October 21i ^t t&e of the current vacation period a hot win be instituted at for the of tlie of. the according to Wi H. principal grade school Mr. Rainwater said the plans call for the of hundred balanced lundies each pupils of the higher grades will be only if there are not enough participants from grades one through to up line entire three fa that pupils will he accepted the higher grades in rotation until the mark is have been mailed out to the of children in grades one to six explaining the program and requesting to know if they plan to have their children In the it is the ls at nine per and diat tickets be sold to ths the rats jof one for five twenty for a cent and food costs permit the cost per Ifie the of two processed I poultry ' fish or or cup of cooked dry Mrs. J. H. Checotah who has been invalid at her heme here for beans or four tablespoons of pea Singing At Freewill Baptist Church Sunday Afternoon Mutt son of Lonnie of and a well known rodeo and bronc rider ' of this section of the is difficult for the lovers by and un- jn a hospital as a result of a railroad crossing stant Do have a little sister or Need 1 av Dud and Sis Map more but as the skit on it proves to be an hilarious - - Vacation Fair are topics at CHS this Be sure to watch this column and the Each week there will be three new Seniors introduced next me while I up a book and begin cramming for six weeks Mr. and Mrs. C. R of Oklahoma were guests of her and Mrs. iLee city week H. C. Roark of and his As J. Haskell spent last hame fif and east Mrs. of entertained with a family of iDee of Pryor and Miss Homer 1^ for Mim Mabel cident which place near Hoffman Thursday Particulars of the tragedy AH singers and lovers of old time are invited to the Freewill Baptist in on Sunday October 6, ferj the regular singing A number of visiting singers expected and a fine time is assured for Mrs. P. Anna and the little and Patty Dryden visited in Tulsa last They were home by Miss contained limited the week tion received here late Thursday heard the St Louis Orchestra at Masonic hall Muskogee Mr. and Mrs. W. A. R Mrs. Jo N. and jB H. MEETING The Society of Christian Service met last Thursday at Methodist Fellowship Mrs. W. C. Alston as Mrs. Hall gave the by Mrs. C. R. A delicious refreshments course following the to W. A. W. E. E. V. R J. Roy R I. E. Scott L. H. and R L. Van Garey is in the at duB C mpo treatment a lb of M one south and li west Mr. haa a nice of farm the Mrs. Mrs. Nanie Howell ef City after noon for a and in ibis John Stone itt from a by Ms returned and L. li past meny died early Tuesday after the benefits of the highest medical skill Sie was mar ried to Mr. Patterson at Queen Texas in 188.5 and came with her husband to old Oklahoma Territory in 189ti, settling at Keokuk Later they moved to Prague and later to where they made home ing to in. 1932. was best as a lover of and life grounds about her homo were each year by the of different plants which became a. spurce bf pride to the She a devout member of the Methodist and before ill to rer tire fromi active was an energetic member of Order of Eastern Funeral services were conducted at the Parks Funeral Prague Wednesday the Rev. by Rev. Walter Interment vras at the bearers were - Tom C. and W. B. all the R Of Cher of and Lon of children and two WITH SCOTT Chapter BiX nut butter or one of cooked or or f one portion of bread muffins hot of whole or two otf butter or fortified The above represents the menu which will be as ib nutritional values and will afford sufficient variety to in the ' Mrs. Jessie Mae Curry be in charge of the equipped hy two Modem utensils have been to in the the Stainless steel plates and he fed by the every caution has been taken to the under conditions or superior to home ' Parents are that the be conditions state and national health RUTH POOLE ' MEETING Tbe met in the hofme of Mra EiU Tuesday The by Norwood and Carter yras m of was tie 6th of of After the and business were dames Nidi Mrs. on at and the s Scott for and at Muskogee last G. First met iSTe  

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