Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-04
NEWS NOTES or THE
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Special to tho World
saltwater, okla, Mar, 3,-Thc la
dies octcttc, consisting Of the Misses
Grace Merchant, Evelyn Northup,
Lucy Johnson. Mary Spear Maud
Hcnshaw. Pauline Funda and Julia
Walters, gave an entertainment at
Fairfax. Okla. Miss Madge Books
Sanders, Instructor Of piano, went AS
accompan,st. Miss Ross, head of the
department Of physical culture for
women, was to accompany them as "A
reader, but was unable TO do so, as
she was out OF town when the oc-
tette left
j. n. Wordsworth. who Is a govern
meut statistician with headquarters at
Guthrie okla, was in saltwater last
week visiting his parents and old
frienda at the college.
Prof j, w. Wilkinson, head of
Boys clubs Of oklahoma, received n
letter from the Farm and Ranch"
Of Dallas, Tex, IN regard to the or
ganization OF an association OF South
western Boys Hog Clubs. which Will
embrace the following hvc states:
New Mexico. Oklahoma. Arkansas,
Louisiana and Texas. This associa-
ton will be operated along the line Of
the Boys Corn clubs. They urged
Mr.. Wilkinson TO cooperate in this
movement and asked for list OF the
oklahoma Boys corn Clubs togeth-
cr with the names and addresses Of
the president ana secretary OF each.
Tho Alumni Association held an
other meeting last Wednesday even
| ing to check up the work done by the
various committees who are prcpar-
| ing for the 1911 banquet II is plain
| ly evident that every eilort IL being
mado TO make this next banquet the
best ever ana it is hoped that all
| alumni who reside In oklahoma viii
mako special effort TO be present
Il. r.. Vczy, 10, who is professor
OF mathematics and English In the
Conncll State school OF Agriculture
/ at Helena, okla, was az the college
! last Tuesday
The mcmbcrship Of the Boys and
Girls Agricultural club OF oklahoma
! is steadily on the increase, Professor
I Wilkinson reports that requests for
/ charators are now coming in az rate
OF twenty per day. There were on
/ last report more than 100 clubs with
q total membership OF about 1900
boys ana girls. An county supcrin-
tcudents are active in aiding tho or
ganization Of clubs. And the follow.
ing county supcrntcndents have sig
nlnod their intention OF undertaking.
| to organize a cluh IN each and every
district of their respective counties;
George Ramcy, ot Garfield Countyi
f, Nrl Humphrey ot Logan County;
Pearl Rradheld of Garvm County; j.
lr Reed, Of Choctaw County aud A.
\ II. Crouthamcl OF lie Florc County
Prof T. NJ llcfiords, of the depart
mcut of agriculture for schools, re-
turned last Monday from "trip over
the state IN quest Of seed corn and
cotton seed. He obtained goo bushels
of corn and 100 bushls OF cotton seed
the greater part OF which he secured
near Pauls Valley okla.
Homer Hamilton. '12' who Is an in
struetor in the High school OF Wich'
ita kan, was at the college for q
short time last week.
Prof N q, Booth, ot the depart
mont Of horticulture, received a let
ter from the bureau OF biological sur
Vcy OF the U. S Department Of Agri
culture at Washington, II. =, whicl
stated that they were very anxious e
obtain from Oklahoma stomachs o
molcs. They state that they are will
ing 70 pay fifteen cents apiece Tor IN,
| slnmAchs.