The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1912-05-30
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Pgrs-E-E - a. rl1Is 80 --ass-t tie " =.
Cas- -lst Es CAlsyTllls sehool sozse
-stgr5sy a. a. Ma Ierry Hol-
5sruss vas sPposntea preslsbi pro
ps1s ard called is= meeting 70 order
. After si.EirE q hy1n ard prsysr, pro-
s--<,e1 - election % 1Gesrs, ard tie
. f1lIoEirE Eaf= elerssd Pfssi1srt-
F.. Mr. H51-Frusn Wee Pres55snt--
Mr. Bert Cs9ssi-y --crsiary-N
MzDel Hsifnsr Trsz.1r-r-Mr JOAN
Cs.sT The Pfsslc-ni 2ppointsc
eozarnit'.s - three 20 draft egusfit1-
I tiou sD1 bylaw. The committee con
.sssd o. Nsmrs. wm. H@linsr, Te.s
. GETort ED1 J l. HoE The socistV
EiIl . EngEr e. tas Helping Had +"
sBd ia object viIl b u promote the
best Interests % DisTiei 10. and the
surrounding sountrT; 70 help any and
all EbO are IN distress, and assist IN
raising the Ministers sAlsry. After
Iiscursion it vas decided 70 have q boI
supper thursday, May z5rd.
I'd Lane entertained a number Of
hi. friends Saturday evening Ice
cream vas served. and all en!oysd
delightful evening.
Jessie Thomps0n viii have gaisrnel-
one 70 burn, having planted nearly a
quart Of seed Gee, wish they we're
ripe now.
ra.sr, -. .T..,.sc .s..-r.. 49,. -..s.
I'd east Of here on Friday. the 18th.
bolt struck east and north Of Mr. Ter
relPs and knocked him down. The
bolt was seen bJ several people who
describe 10 a. bes0tiiul sight. looking
like the earth vas on FIRE. and spArkies
like kaleidoscope. Mr. Terrell was
not hurt
lis reported that Lane 4 hsnden-
hall are losing their zee by melting.
while Lane & Gohord are saving their.
By using IT, That's the writer's way Of
telling IL.
Some OF our neiRhbors are losing
their cottonwood trees By borers; sew
eral are dead, and with us are dying.
Can someone tell us through the paper
how - prevent death 70 our trees?
Sunday. the lsih-Sglendid Sunday
School and sermon By Pastor kinns
House we'll filled Bro. b Ia gaining
ground. and We expect great things in
Zion thi. year. Come all who can TO
prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at
sunday School at .. m, Helping
Hand Saturday at 3 p. m. Church
services lat. and Bird Sundays.
A. Stanton was at LaVerne with sor-
Rhum seed, and says the town d. grow
ing right along. Wish il was Beaver,
don't you? Then send in your bonus
notes
Mr. Galley being absent, Mr. Chock.
ley was orgsnist for the choir. Some
OF the best voices did not come into
the choir
NJ, Garrett and vile were callers
Sunday evening on T. L. How. For
all Tom Is near 30, when young folks
are around they lind him as young as
he used TO be.
T II Lane and son-in-lav, G. Smell,
were we'll paid for their fishing trip.
A ! they could eat, and some 70 throw
away.
I'd. Lane il putting in a cellar lOzl2
and feet deep. lie has apricots near
ly large enough TO eat not ripe yet.
Mrs. Ed. Lane has fed most Of her
tomato plants (house rSisedJ 10 her
goslins. She didn't intend to, but the
little geese got at 'em.
Getting too dry to list in places.
Arna Herter is half done planting
lie IL hustler
Thursday evening the Caleyyille
school house was crowded, and large
number outside that could not find
standing room II WAS the first enter.
tainment given by the Helping Hand
Plates Of pie and cake were sold To he
highest bidder. A cake was to have
been voted on. Miss Jessie Bingham
and Miss Nicola Stafford were the two
ladies. The auctionee. WAS slow to
comprehend, and il was fiat failure
The cake was eventually sold to the
highest bidder-for 40 cents. Lane 4
Goiord furnished the ice cream and
ices for the occasion. and they dished
up six gallons in a short time. Many
orders had TO wait for dishes and
spoons and ices. Some complained
Of being held too long II was our fret
attempt, so please pardon US. and we
will try 10 do better next time.
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II would surprise you to know OF the
great good that is being done by Cham
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