The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1914-03-26

Some OF the Ood FELLOWS fAllec 70
meet. There was a district sehool
board meeting ~ the residence Of the
eierk. IL wss 90 late ere the directors
and treasurer arrived and the clerk
vss al prayer meeting 20 il was nearly
$40 ere Director d. Chocklsy called
the meeting 70 order and nearly IO.30
ere they adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs Lon Stanley spent Sun
day, March 18th. with the lAttsrf
father. Mr.. spesr. Of Speermors.
Mr.. and Mu. I'd Lane spent part OF
Saturday and Sunday with the lhiter's
sister. Mrs Strsster BlsUnt.
Asplendid Eodienc. st prayer meet
ing SATURDAY evening. Bro. James
Stafford. leader
Mn. Indsh Lane eelebratsc the 2srd
anniversary Of ber birthday, March 70.
The drouih OF last year and drying
out very fast this season cause some
minds 70 run back 20 the famine Ia
Ireland in lS4o and its esrlies. when
thousands starved 10 death We an
ticipste nothing OF tho kind since Cam
ada can flood our country with osts,
and Argentine can deluge "a with corn,
IL .e can only "rsise the stake" TO buy.
Quite number OF school doors are
closed this week until another school
yesr. Among the number are Blue
Ribbon. Mineols, Conquest, Tlesr Lake
and Caleyville.
Sunday School was well attended q.
All officers were present except Mics
Bush, secretary. Miss Msrgrette Stan
ton acting in her stead.
The hour for Sunday Sehoo' was
changed 10 $3.50 p. m.
Come all who can to prayer meetirC
Saturday OF each week.
Northeast OF Bethsl q barn burned,
burning two mules and other stuff
The father 10 seems was away from
home and the son was using the team
when about four o'clock quit work and
put the team up. A younger brother
was smoking a cigarette which caused
the fire and loss. Cigarettes. like many
other curses have caused lots OF trou-
BILE, sorrow and entailed great losses
AMI here is one OF them. No matter
who the man 10 he has our sympathy
and regrets.
The moon has fulled and we hope
run over and that We will get a sprin.
ble. Many are wishing il would rain.
Mrs. y. w. Bush had her brother
visiting her Sunday, the 18th.
our new harness store looms up
nicely.
X O. Dunlop was exhibiting some
OF his skill on pair OF shoes for Dady
Stsats.
Report has, It our old-time friend
Newton Pickett, has returned
Cecil Smell. son-in-lav OF T, II Lane,
left here for Wichita, where he expects
TO play ball this coming season. W.
hope him success. His wife and child
expect to go in about week or two
He entertained several OF his friends
the eTening OF the 10th, among them
wereS Carl Spell, his brother, Ed
Lane and wife aud Arthur Lsne Ar
thur returned with his brother Ed and |
spent several days with him.
Our school closed Its doors for the
year ending June 80, 1914. Mrs Jessie
Drum had prepared splendid pro-
gram and our patrons a splendid din.
ner. A number Of presents we're dis
tFibuted for regular attendance and
never tardy: CIareHcs Gohard and
bic sister ordis. lola and Prudy stat
lord. John Raibourn's son. For best
'peller' Grid Chockley. Each pupil
received a present Of some kind. Our
eacher made short talk. Two OF the
'osrd were psepent and our chairman
made splendid talk in b,.hslf OF the
soard OF Education. Mrs. Delbert
'hockley furnished the niusic. The
'orst sand storm Of the sestson came
a while the program was ia progress.