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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
School Events.

The brilliant success of the "Oper-
ette" given by pupils Of primary de-
partment. Douglas school Friday even
ing May 2i, Douglas auditorium be
speaks for the teachers of this de-
partmcnt great diligence and consci-
entiousness I'm the performance OF
their respective duties.
Sunday afternoon Baccalaureate
sermon by Rev. DR.. Pippin, c. NJ. %.
Pastor. In his masterful discourse
DR.. Plpkln set forth facts showing
that three great civilizations. lie. He
brew, Latin and Greek civilizations
were in themselves incomplete, i'm
perfect and unfinished. DR.. Pipkin
declared that, to be perfect, n civiliza'
tion must be universal
Monday evening Douglas school
class program. This highc lass pro
gram. third In the series Of programs
constituting the great intellectual,
carnival I'm the closing exercises OF
Oklahoma City schools, was very mucI
In keeping with the high standard al
ready established by Douglas school
Wednesday evening. Grade EXercls
es, Douglas school. II goes without
saying that the Sth grade program wai
a magnificent one. The Sth grade eN
ercrses were truly inspiring and edu
eating in a high degree.
Friday evening Commencement a
Oklahoma City auditorium. The more
than 1000 souls, Negro men, womei
and children Of Oklahoma city. inter
spersed with white visitors that flle'
this colossal structure were highly en-
tertained by the program Of the even
ing. This event marked the close Il
Oklahoma City Of educational worl
for 1915. Oklahoma City has mae
nificent array of worthy teachers, j
II. A. Brazelton. principal Hor
Brown, Muskogee. principal speake
of the evening
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Miss Bertha Tucker 327 L. Grand
Okla City is visiting her mother
Mrs. C. H, Tucker. Mss fuckers
friends are planning to make her
stay very pleasant one.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

ar. rrauk Nays Of the Home Tn
deriaking Company this city ha
decided to become a benedict "No
more bachelor days for me" Says
Frank who will be married the first
week in Juue
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mrs. r Il. Bryant of Mariana
Ark mother of DR. A. f Bryant Of
this city is visiting here Mrs. Iiry.
ant ma pend tie summer with
her son
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mrs Ladybird Harjo Ct Beegs
was here visiting friends Teusday
and Wednesday
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

The literary and musical program at
Tabernacle Tuesday evening under
the auspices Of Miss Fite and Madam
VIM. Harrison was a very excellent
affair at which the audience, was de-
lighted. Refreshments were served
Miss Fite holds the championship in
Cake baking in Oklahoma. Her Cos
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mrs II Ragsdale accompanie d
by her sister Miss Julia Shawnee
came over from Musk gee Tuesday
night to spend week with her hus
band and friends
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

The astern Star Annual Thank
giving program will be at Cherry
Cleaver Hall June 6
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
Easily Seen.

81 don't believe Jacks new auto
mobile has been any pleasure to him."
why do you think thatf"
HE hasn't been arrested once since
he's been running It"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
Soodwin and Srant
Fresh Meat and Grocery Merchants

THE BEST or EVERYTHING"
I2l Greenwood Phone 1850
The great increase in business has made II
necessary for to into larger quarters, and
ready to give patrons better service.
We thank the people of Tulsa for their liberal
patronage and cordially invite all old and
mers to visit us in quarters
WE DELIVER
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Tulsa good lk- were out Mon
dav night to listen to the sweet
ness Of Miss Beatrice Johnson, $
voice in song. Those who attended
will never forget the thrills that
she gave them Miss johnson is u
singer Of rare ability
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29


been a visitor of our city for the past
few days, while here he was success.
full in resurrectlng the Knights OF
Tabor
The past Sunday was gala day for
the Grand United Order OF odd Eel.
lows, as on that day they celebrated
their annual thanksgiving day. This
order is very strong here and they
were united when coming to mako
this day a success.
They gathered at the hall about
noon time and spread a feast con-
slsting OF the good things mentioned
IN "Dunbars Party" and few more,
and all the public was invited Az.
ter this repast why the Colonel Nap.
Ter lined his invincible host and drill.
ed for about an hourt Then the In
mates OF the Household OF Ruth Join.
ed them and they advanced to tho NJ.
II, church. and after the ritualistlc
ceremonies, DR.. T. w. Kidd. preached
the annual thanksgiving sermon. Well
did this servant OF God delve into the
mysteries OF this order. yet he direct
ed every soul to tho Throne OF Grace.
Quite number we're there from Hut.
NNuNIl hIo fu. hhiI hCleu MhhNtT
Of Ceremonies.
Rev Hale was at his post Sunday
as pastor Of the Wayland Baptist
church.
DR. T w Kidd, presiding elder OF
the Muskogee District held his quar-.
terly conference here Sunday.
Eufaula now has a Colored Com
'0"rcial club Mr.. ID. c. Martin the
uil glst is pushing It,
II " Ross, the efficient pastor OF
the w. r. church was In his pulpit
Sunday.
NJ. c. w. Smith and Son Maceo.
paid Muskogee a visit this week.
MS. Il. Mcneil and Mrs. NJ. Candle
visitor Mrs. Matte Perry OF Musko-
gee this week.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

One Of Tulsn's Sweetest" yonng
a dies will be married in June to
Mr. Brown We will publish
her name next issue.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Tulsa has another attraction IN
the person of Mrs b. f. Smith the
graceful wife Of our doctor Mrs
Smith has been teaching in Ard
more.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
Phone 1881

FOR YOUR GROCERIES, FRESH MEATS AND
C0NFECTl0NERIES
40i NORTH ELGlN
We carry a special line of fruits fancy candies nuts
and cold drinks.
Prompt and careful attention given all orders.
MRS. A. J. SMITHERMAN. Prop.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mr. J. Lisso Duncan OF this city
leaves in lew days for Minden ! a
rumor 10 wi lisperirg thinos.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

DR.. Carrier Of Muskogee was visiting
friends In Oklahoma city recently.
The genial gentleman from Muskogee
was very fayorably impressed with
our city. The Doctor says Oklahoma
City has 'em all beat in the point of
high grade attractions.
Oklahoma Citeans appreciate Tulsa
Star. A number of new names are
added to our subscription list Dr.
Haywood one of the leading physic-
ians and surgeons of Oklahoma City
and at the head of utopia" hospital
says "The Star is an excellent paper,
please take my name"
Mr. Jno. Smith already at the head
of several local organizations. and
haid waiter at the famous Lee;Huck-
ins hotel has Just organized a new
brass band. MIR. Smith is a man of
ability and knows where Of he speaks
when he says The Tulsa Star is a
splendid payer. 7 want you to send
it to me"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mrs N.F Bryant wont fo CIUe
more Wednesday to accompany
her mother in-laR hel
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Central club No. 3 met Friday even.
ing at the residence Of Mrs. Taylor
1925 East 1st St \ large number was
present. This club is gaining great
in the city. Mrs. Hudson.
president.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
EufauIa News

Prof Mumford OF Muskogee. has
been a visitor of our city for the past
few days, while here he was success.
ful in resurrecting the Knights OF
Tabor
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

(Avery A. NJ. Z. Church choir In
Oritoria1 Queen Esther so Fifty
voices. Next Tuesday evening June l
This viii be the greatest musical en-
tertainment ever witnessed in Okla
boma CITY. Come early before seats
are all taken.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29
pei Cake" was a brilliant success.

Bishop Huslcy's club was enter.
tanned Tuesday esvening at the resi-
donce Of Mrs. G. r. Ragland No. 3 w
10th St, the entertainment was well
attended ana was a delightful affair
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Ms. Il. Mcneil and Mrs. NJ. Candle
visitor Mrs. Matte Perry OF Musko-
gee this week.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

NJ. G. w. Smith and Son Maceo.
paid Muskogee a visit this week.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

r " Ross, the efficient pastor OF
the w. T. church was In his pulpit
Sunday
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Mr.. Andrew Spencer and Miss Mag
gle Edwards were quietly united I'm
the bonds of matrimony at the parson.
age of the Peoples Church. Monday
the oath inst. DR., r. Gatlin Light.
officiating
Very interesting and impressive
We're the confirmation services at the
Peoples church Sunday. Many took
advantage of witnessing the occasion
Dr. Light delivered a very touching
and forceful sermon from the sub
| iects United we stand, divided we
| fall" Test: Behold, how good and
| how pleasant It Is for the brethren to
dwell together In unity
The Oklahoma Gazette In It's last
issue, gave the Peoples Church cred.
It for doing more real charitable work
than any other church In the city.
In keeping with the above we must
say the system by which the Peoples
church Is operated is far In advance
of the old namby pamby way Of carry
ing on church work.
Mr. r. S. Jacobson the energetic
agent OF the Tulsa Star sold every
copy Of the Star he had at the Peoples
church Sunday
The Peoples Church is the only
church that proposes TO build anC
maintain a home for all the old EX
Slaves widows and orphans, regard
less of denominational procliyitles
DR.. Light and his people should re
ceive the unstinted support Of ever!
Negro in the state. in this great move
p ment He can and will do It If we viii
! help him.
You should not fail to get the ney
book that will soon be placed befor
the public of the Object, Purpose
I and Plans of the Peoples Church"
r There are new features and ne'
n departments being added to the a
t ready long list of enterprises of tn
= Peoples church The most recent {
l. these enterprises is the hospital nurs
n training department under Madal
S. Robertson Watch us grow"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

tertainment ever witnessed in Okla
homa City Come early before seats
are all taken.
From present indications the c. NJ
e. church rally first Sunday In June
ia going TO be q historical day In the
church annals In Oklahoma City.
An immense consignment OF elegant
oak news has lust arrived and the
now being installed for the occnsloII'
Come next Sunday TO the c. NJ. y.
church. see our beautiful new circular
news and bid us God speed In TINS
our supreme effort
Missionary Circle No. met at the
residence OF Madam Wm.- Harrison
Monday evening at o'clock, all there
seemed lmbued with that earnest ano
ardent misslnory zeal that SO char
acterizes the genial personality OF the
president. This club Is an auXllaIS
Of Tabernacle Baptist church ana Il
doing splendid work under the efflci
ent leadership Of Madam VIM harri
son president; Madam Harper secre
tary. .,,,, a.
Circle No. / met Monday evening a
z o'clock at the residence OF Mrs
Fischer. 916 f Tenth Madam Buscl
president. Mrs. Fischer is an excel
lent entertainer and the evening wa
enjoyably spent.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Eufaula now has Colored Com
'0"rcial club. Mr.. ID. c. Martin the
u,L glst is pushing It.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

The installation exercises Tuesday
evening of the IT, b. Fs and S. NJ. Is
were conducted with great skill and
enthusiasm. The ceremonies were i'm
posing and were performed with great
dignity. Sunday. May 80 will be high
'ay for u b. Fs. at Tabernacle Bap-
tist church.
Capt r. s. Holmes we'll known dig
nltary I'm Oklahoma fraternai circles
is losing no time in drilling the
boys" of Christopher Columbus com
pany No. l Uniform Rank. Captain
| Holmes means TO take the prize as
usual at the Knights of Pythias en-
| campment at Tulsa.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

DR.. r. w Kidd, presiding elder OF
the Muskogee District held his quar-
torly conference here Sunday.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-05-29

Rev. Hale was at his post Sunday
as pastor OF the Wayland Baptist
church
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
Miss AIexa Sterling.

Atlanta. Ca, Aug. 9.-WhE not? She
qualified a year ago at Long Island
with eight among the best score; she
was beaten by George Ann Bishop only
y up and one to play; and at Birmins-
ham, May 80, she won the women S
southern golf championship.
Her mashis play is perfect. her drive
averages 1870 to 200 yards. her iron
shots get 100 to $50 Yards, she con
trolls the most troublesome Of all ap-
p~oaches. & short niblick pitch and
her putting is sure
This is the game Of AleNa Sterling,
I6 years Old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
AleZ II, Sterling OF East Lake. Why
shouldn't she show we'll. or win. in
the national golf championship for
women next month in Chicago, which
she has decided to entere
An old hand at the game would ind
his answer in her age. Sixteen is not
the time for national championships.
Steady courage and an old acqualut-
arce with the trials OF tournament
play are needed then. C0oiuess and,
in critical moments. an unwavering
briIHancy are the desiderata. One
must have the experience that keeps
the eye on the bali and club follow
ing through even in times of sorest
strain. Ana these are not the quail
ties Of the z6-year-0ld golfer.
But there may be exceptions There
seems to be one in the Atlanta girl
who won the southern championship
SO brilliantly at Birmingham. Even
last year at Long Island. on a course
utterly different from links in the
soulh, she qualified and turned In a
93, while the best score of the quail
tying round was s5, This was a year
ago. and meantime she has improved
20 per cent
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

Blackberry ShortcaEe- Three cups
-four. batter size Of egg. two table
spoons sugar. yolE OF one egg. two
teaspoons baking powder, salt; enough
sweet milk TO make q soft dough. Roll
one-half. place in pan, spread with
butter; roll otber half, place on TOP
and bake. Take one quart berries,
mash half. sweeten. place between lay
ers. Place the other half on top
Leftover Pie Crasl-R0lI cut and
cut with cooky cutter; prick each one
several times with O. fork, put IN the
center a teaspoonful Of Jelly or any
cooked fruit. or cinnamon and sugar
rubbed together. bake. and you have
fine rarls for the children tor grown
ups as welLl They are especially
nice to put ia q lunch box.
Duchess Tea Pies -Sweaten rIch
pie crust or pastry, roll ana cut two
pieces alike of any desired shape fsize
Of small cookyf; in center OF one piace
pat the following filing and cover with
other piece or dough pinch edge down
tightl; Filling Melt one glass Of eur
rant Jelly add chopped Hgs. walnut
meats, raisius and apple. also canned
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
ANN0UNCR ENGAGEMENT.

Mf. and Ers. Harry Aingw0gth Of
Moline announce the engagement Of
their daughter Sarah 10 Howard Il
Rogers Of Rockford. The announce
ment comes from the Ainsworth SUM
mer home, HllaTity Hall. at IichiI-
linda. Mich. where Mrs AtaswoFth
and daughter are spending the sum
mer months. It comes as delightful
surprise 70 the trl-city friends Of Miss
Alnsworth. who is prominent in social
circles. Following her graduation at
tbe Moline high school she attended
OberIin college, the alma mater Of
both MT and Mira Ainsworth, and she
completed her college course at Smith
college. from which she graduated
with the class Of IA. 5nss Aiusworth
made a wide circle Of friends who
VIII shower her with best wishes. Mr..
Rogers. whose home is IN Oak Park.
ls connected with q leather concern
ia Rockford
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
Hg25 LIzAEErR TLan1Q5or

Dear Mrs, Thompson: % 7 am a
girl 19 years old and have been going
with boy for three years who is one
year my senior. Not long ago he quit
me and went with another girl and /
was going with another fellow. Now
the boy that ] was going with is going
with my sister ana I am going with
nay steady. AS we are engaged to be
married Z believe in being true. But
he is awfulIy jealous. As my sister
ana her friend and my friend and I
go 70 places Of amusement We 20 to-
getherr and it's natural that I talk to
nay sisters friend This makes my
friend Jealous and he quarrels with
ms and gets angry when l really do
nothing 80 offend him. Now, Mrs.
thompson what can I do 10 show
him that I love him and don't mean
any harm in talking to my sisters
friend. know he loves me, because
he is true to me. When I am with the
girl that he went with he Is very
friendly TO her, but I don't quarrel
with him, because I know he means no
harm.
% As my hair is very thick and
long, what would be q good way TO
wear it2
lS) How late should a girl who
works every day stay out at nights?
DOTTY DI3IPLEs.
% A Jealous man usually makes
hls wife very unhappy. Il he will not
overcome his foolish jealousy I think
you ought 10 break your engagement.
t2l Wear it in bralds around your
head
t3) She ought to sleep eight hours
a night in order to be well and do her
WORK with the greatest efficiency. Ten
o'clock is late enough, except on spe-
ciaI occasions Fer a dance. theatre /
party, or something like that. I think |
II would be all right TO stay up as late
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

Ham Canapas Cream oue-fourth
cup hutteri beat into it q can OF pj-
uento. washed, dried and chopped
fine; half cup chopped ham. teaspoon
ful grated onion. a little cream to
make it moist. Press in a sieve. Have
bread toasted, cut triangular shape or
heart shape5 pipe ham onto the edge
of toast, place a sardine in center. fiji
one side with chopped white or siftad
y0lk Of eg gand the other side with
chopped picked meets
Butterfly Salad-Thfs is a very pref
ty salad and can be used at most any
time of the year. Remove ali skin
from two grapefruit and three oranges.
cut iat5 uniform slices across the
fruit then into halves. Drain juice
from small can OF pineapple and cut
slices also in halves. Make individual
nests of shredded lettuce ON serving
plates, place two sections Of grape
fruit in center with the curved edges
together on these put TWO slices of
pineapple. and above that two OF
orange. Place strip OF pimento down
the center and a nut meat at one END,
and cover all With French dressing. or
serve mayonnaise separately
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

There Is an odd theory. winch MANY
people believe and which is certainly
harmless. that sleepIessness may often
be cured in the following odd way.
Move your bed cut into the room SO
that no part Of bed or covers will touch
the wall Then place under each caster
Of the bed q piece of rubber or a rubber
overshoe or. set the caster in q thick
glass dish. Then go 10 bed. making
sure the covers dc not touch the wall.
Thus the bed and yourself viii be cut
on from all electric contact with floor
or wall Such absence Of electric con-
tact, it is claimed, Will make you sleep
better It is said TO have cured stub
born cases OF insomnia
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

4i
s

bliss Alice Guf5n Will be present ana
talk On her life in China
Prayer services Wednesday evening
at 7:30. Topic, The Forgiveness Of
Enemies" Dr Stewart will speak on
his trip to Estes Park. Col.
Central esbyterian-A meeting Of
the trustees OF the church has been
called for Tuesday evening at s D. n.
IN the study.
Tonight the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the church viii meet at the
church 10 go iu body to the United
Presbyterian church.
Aiken Street Chapel-Ths Young
Mems club VIII entertain the Beta
Cana club tonight at the chapel.
The ". A. G club will meet with
Henrietta Breacher, 535 Webb street
Thursday evening. It is desired that
every member be present as import
ant business is to be discussed.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening.
August Is. the Ladies' Aid of Aiken
street chapel have set apart as the
date for neishborhood night. It viii
consist Of basket supper on the pic.
ME style, The Ladies' Aid extend an
urgent and cordial invitation to the
friends. families and clubs of the con-
muntty q Aiken street chapel.
Second Christian-The Loyal Daugb-
ters VIII meet Tuesday evening with
Mrs Rogene Dunn Of 432 Fourth
avenue, Moline.
Wednesday morning the Ladies' Aid
viii meet az the church for al all day
session.
Thursday evening the Loyal Bereans
VIII meet with Mrs DuHa, 482 Fourth
avenue. Moline.
Friday afternoon there Will be
party for the primary department Of
the Sunday Sehnol At the church.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
cANNTNa AND PREsERETNls.

PreserTes-Pare and slice . pine
apple (canHed pineapple may be used
il the fresh fruit cannot be hadl ];
then dice the same amount Of water
melon rind by weight and allow meas
Ure for measure Of sugar. Add sugar TO
make rich sirup and when Il begins
to boil, add the fruit Cook about IS
minutes. Seal while hot. . The water
melon absorbs SO much Of the pine
apple flavor it is difficult to detect the
difference between the two.
Jelly Bag Rack-An easy way TO
make 8 rack to hold a Jelly bag is to
take an old kitchen chair and saw
off the back. then turn upside down;
take q square Of cloth large enough
70 reach to all four legs and tie TO
legs. Put a pan under this stretched
cloth TO catch the juice.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

The card party of the degree team
No. 1855, Mystic Workers, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Couehman. 1919 Fifth avenue. in
stead Of al the Watch Tower. as pre-
viously announced. Raumscu viii be
the diversion All Mystics and friends
are invited
The ladies' auxiliary Of the Eagles
will meet Tuesday afternoon at Ea-
gles' hall All members are request
cd TO be present
The Ever Ready circle Of the First
Baptist church viii hold its regular
business meeting this evening at the
home Of Miss Mae Jacobsen, I7l9 Sew
enth street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09

! the home of the pastor, Rev. n, @.
F'orsberg. $500 Ninth avenue.
Thursday afternoon az $50 the
Ladies aid viii meet with Mrs. 5. T.
Benson Of 44o6 Seventh avenue.
Memorial Wednesday eve
ming there viii be the regular prayer
service followed by the monthly bust
ness meeting OF the officers and teach
ers Of the Sunday school
Friday afternoon the c. ". B. N. will
meet az Long View park at $50. The
business meeting will be followed by
e basket supper.
Spencer nemorial-This afternoon
and evening the Y. L. A. are having q
picnic az the Watch Tower
Thursday afternoon the T. H ". S.
Will meet with Mrs. Bowes OF Forty
third street.
Thursday evening at 8sl5 there will
be a boat ride On the steamer ". W.
ana barge.
Immanuel German Lutheran-The
ladies Of the congregation Will meet
this evening at the church club rooms
at 7:sQ.
Wednesday afternoon the Junior So
ciety viii meet with Mrs. L wendt Of
1880 Seventh street.
Broadway Presbyterian - Tonight
the Presbyterian Young Peoples unioy
will meet at the United Presbyteriaz
church AZ 1880
Tuesday ar ?. n. the Helen Mills
circle will have a picnic at CampbelTs /
island, Miss Alice Gufan, 8 returned (
missionary 70 China, will be the guest !
oE honor. She will talk on her life /
while there.
Wednesday At 70 E. n. the Ruth /
band will meet with Mrs. Wallace I
Souders Of TAT Twenty-ninth street
Rock Island Argus., 1915-08-09
HOUSEHOLD
HINTS
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

after washing The hair q good way
to rinse il, I'LL q sprinkiing can with
water, suspend in on nail above the
head ever the sink Or bathtub, the
water comes with force enough TO
thoroughly rinse all soap from tha
head.
Use for old taoks and broken or
rusty needles, pins. etc.-Pia,ea them
in layers in soil when you transplant
a fern OF plant Of any kind; then
take Z match, put sulphur end down
and you viii have d green, rich, beaF-
tifuI plant; never fails.