Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-10

| u INc-kuUcO buUuIe morse.
pnny were friends and relatives Of the
family.
Mrs Bert Mixener from Dewey
came fer Il few days visit with her
husband. who is employed at the
smelter here.
Mrs. W. ". McCown. jr.. was called
to Murphy. Okla. by the serious illness
OF her grandfather. j. Flcmmings
Mr.. Albert Jordan is enjoying few
days visit with his father from lola
Kan.
4 meeting Of the Lookout and Pray
er Meeting committee Of the Christian
Endeavor was neld at the home OF
Miss Sarah Bales. Monday evening, ar
ranging for the work for the ensuing
year. .. Il. Patch is president of the
Christian E:ndcavor.
Mrs w. W. McCOwn went over to
Oologah on tusiners the first Of the
week.
Bert Misner is III with typhoid
fever.
The Community church held n ba-
gar Thursday and Friday In Dalton
building, recently vacated by the
Gsrten drug store.
Mrs. Mary H. Foster returned FRI
Chy from lola. Kan. where she has
been visiting for the past few weeks.
Mr.. c. Il. Fails In expected home
from Altoona. Kan. the latter part
OF the week.
Messrs. Leo Kilburn. Cap Kacrm-
nerllng. Lucille KilbLrn and Minnie
Eynard mOtO,ed to Leonard last Sun
d"y,r r,.,.r l., n.ro ~ . v,.,, from
the A. & NJ. college at saltwater.
- An operation was performed on lit
tic Paul McGili, son OF Newt McGill.
tho first OF the week. Tho little fel-
low has been III with pneumonia for
several weeks and his lungs were IN
very serious condition. Doctor May
ginness extended hopes of hts rccov-
cry.
The services Friday evening at the
Colony chapel were held by the Pres
byterian church. Doctor Gordon has
heen using his stereopticon Views in
his services there.
The Community church held It's
choir practice. following the praye:
meeting Wednesday night. on account
Of the bazaar on the usual practice
Light.
Married at Sarulpa. Dec 9. Mr.. Lou
Watlzer and blanche Pearl Barber.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Avery
The young people viii reside with the
groom's parents for the present. Their
host OF friends extend to them their
best wishes for q long and happy life.
The last OF the stcreopticon Views
viii he given this evening at the Com
nunity church. The series embraced
the Life OF Christ" and Scenes In the
Holy Land"
Little Amy Avery celebrated her
seventh birthday Nov ?6, with u
following little guests were present
with their mothers: Fern and Mama
Eennett. Edna and Samuel Hinklc.
Lawrence McWilliams. Muriel and
Marjorie Mouseli. from Sand Springs,
and Thelma Cullin. Francis Arrandt
Helen Harvey. Mary Page. and the
two little Misses Richardson, from
Tulsa. She had her birthday cakc
with it's seven candles. which she had
TO blow out A dainty two-course
luncheon was served. All pronounced
IL Il most enjoyable affair She was
the recipient OF many beautiful birth
day remembrances.
BAPTIST church program for today:
Sunday school 10 "a. M, morning serv-
ice at II. subject. "Footprints Of
Jesus" Il. Y. r. Y. Gas: preaching
7:iS. subject. Social Side OF Chris
tanity." Reverend Sloan. pastor. A
cordial welcome to ul,.
A very pleasant prenuptial affair
was given at the home OF Mrs William
McWiliams on North Main street
Tuesday evening. Dec. s. In honor OF |
Miss Blanche Pearl Barber (Avery). !,
the Royal Neigabors and Rebekah |
lodges giving her a miscellaneous, ,
shower. She was the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. expressing the
love. esteem and good wishes OF the
Iivcrs. All enjoyed very pleasant
evening. Refreshments were served |
Those present were Mesdames II. II. |
Walt.er. Harry Eayles. Frank Lang. j.
q. Sagcr. Emma Ward. william Tate.
w. n. Bahbitt Lena Higgins, o Il.
Cert. Charles Sahay. ]. II. Stevens. ..
l.. Glover. James McClarnan. c. ".
Bowman. ". c. Hixon. Bethie Strick.
en-, clyde Wilson. G. w. Reece, John
knowles. Il. A. summons. II. A. Davis.
4. II. Lyons, John Avery. John Hall.
q. Mater. NJ. d. Baker. Art stanton.
Misses Lena Knowles. Cleo and Fern
Bennett, Gladys Ellington. Messrs. w.
T.. McWilliams. Lou Waltzer. Harry |
Eayles. ID. w. McWilliams and J. T.
McWilliams.
Methodist church program: Sunday
school 10 a. m. classes for all ages
Mrs. George Bates formerly the Ok
lahoina conference district evangelist, |
will have charge OF the morning serv.
ice at II. Evening services In charge |
Of Epworth league az 1:l5. with spe-
cial music. Prof Fred Henry Of
Tulsa at the pipe organ. No league AZ
$3.50. but children will meet for Christ.
mas practice. Prayer meeting 7:<6 |
Wednesday. Choir meetings 7:i6 Tues.
day and Friday evenings, with Pro-
fessor Henry at the organ. II. c.
Mallory, pastor.