24, 1985 Oil Field made a rip to Gil. orng refuting n C. A, owetl was seen &apos;Monday. returned home, Sun- and Zr. Updike, fom their hunt- is back from the oil fields of Kan- and Texs. He re- amount of ct- mid continent and , Tubby Eao and their tUmed from the hnt successful  getting a Palis and Mrs. Rich- the card party 'Lease, Tuesday af- club met Wednes- the ome f Mrs. club met Wednes- t the tome f Mrs. The subject of ,he "Kow Our Own Martens nd Mrs. Newcastle call- who  spent at Stewart, Tuesday. was ing b uJum in ]xmft, Wednesday. i  Jckso who has bee in It he Alllance hospltal for ." mior.r operation, returned home, Tuesday. Mrs. George KieaUng was tran business in Newcastle, Wed- nesday. Evangelist Floyd McWhinney, wfe and daughter, Naomi, will re- side in the Jhn Davis house dur- ing their stay here. Mrs. Gordon Paulley, Mrs. Mr- tens and Mrs. Johnson were New- castle callers, Wednesday morning. Clareton The ,town groap of progressive Anns served at the dance, Saturday night. They had a nice crowd and a splendid supper. At the supper hour they were etertaned :by "Lonely Jack" rlio singer of cowboy songs ad )odeling. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pellet nd family visited Tuesday between bus drives t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Simmons. Elmer Goodson aJms a check for the highest priced steer sold from this neiglborh0#>d this fall. His 4-year-old steer which weigh- ed 1500 brought $7.25 a hndred punds, which aetted him $110.00 for one steer. Mr. and Mra W. R. Robinson were social and bu/ness callers a the F. A. Bergstrom home, Str- Grandma Townsend was abte to be out to ,the dance at Clareten on Sattnday night. Mrs. C. C. Kirkpatrick was a udtor out w/th the town lrixls wl Hrved Saturcay night. She report- ed enjoyn our new el'ub house very much and an evening with the Clareton folks. Mrs. Jess Long, Mr Ted Elliot, Mrs. Elmer son, and lrs. Jay Wellman met at the home of Mrs. F. H. Harem, Thursday. Mar/on Nelson sited over the week end with friends around Clareton. Mrs. Ted Elli<t had threshers at her home last week. Everyone is ,'vegnning to gather their 1935 crop of corn which is abu.t a third of a crop. Betty Berg srom has sold all but three of her pure ,bre chick- ens. Elmore Dixon was out d school Tuesday on at pf sickness. Mrs. Clarence Cotton was ill with f the first part of the week. The Osage Warrior Osage School Notes Visitors V[onday raorning Mrs. Pickle, county superintendent surpsed s by paying the school a visit. Honor Roll First--Patsy Chittim and Lois Ann Willenbreeht. Second  Bobby Moxtens and Hward Jackon. ThdrdEdih Olson, Keith Chit- Almem. Bobby artens, Nadine Herlson and Aaron Welch have .been ab- sent durtng the past week. Classromn Specialties The six wee] tests are over, report crcls handed out and ]te suspense is over In penmanship, ,he ptpils were gaded according to the improve- meant they made from the time school started to the end of the period. The fifth ,grade pupils axe mak- ing poters on "Robinson Crusoe." The pupils of the primaxy rm are making a ool.lection of seeds L_ III II il ill I tm and a sock GUARANTEER Fourth--Loht Bonney and Vera IN WRITING... DMy. alM|/nst rod fn- ,FifthBetty Lou Bishop and El- Juries and defects Updike. retire     md di trbutlon. Birthday Party The birthday 0o, rty 3at Mi Jo]m- son's room r the month of Oc- tober is in honor of Letha Phoenix, Donald J,aolm, Richard Alxtle a Mary  Hendr 2m 'party will tke lace Friday after- noon in the hcol room. Tho on the eltertanwlert; committee axe: Edward Thompsost and G4en Bttt- c.er; lunch committee are: Arlene Rose and Betty  Bishop. Verne Robiron of Upton was in Newcastle tttending to bugine, terday. i ii ii ii . i i, I I I IIIIII I I[ ALL-WEATHER 43% I U,L.O; m, HON.SKIR at no extra odd PATHFINDER $51o 4.4o-21 .... $5.90 4.50-21 .... 6.4S 4.75-19 ....... 6.80 SPEERWAY 4.o. -.-20 4.5o.2  $.70 4.75-19 6.06 subject to  wit]bout notre. State oalee tax mddltional. DOW MOTOR CO. L Newcastle _ for Mildness for Better Taste