Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

address as in assembly. Reverend
King was Ia have occupied last
Tuesdays ushcmbly. but for some
roason he could not he here. Next
week we win double up by having
Rev, c. E. Newcomb on Tuesday
aud Reverend Kerr on Thursday,
Both men are ministers OF local
churches
Blll McNut. who has been III for
several weeks with pneum onia, has
recovered sufficiently to be back In
school again.
Jake Roop has returned from n
trip to Texas. where he was called
on account of the death OF a rrla-
tive,
Anna Laura Lockwood. Junior
student OF T. G. H. s., is very Ill
with diphtheria.
Miss stephens. who has been out
or school for several weeks on ac-
count OF illness, has not recovered
sufficiently to be In school again.
Mrs. Harrell has gone TO Hot
Springs, Ark, TO deliver n lecture,
The Fifty Fifty Thrifty Nuts held
| q meeting Wednesday, May 1, at Z
| entirely business meeting. The
principal thing brought up was
about providing the pictures OF their
Officers for the Tom Tom.
The Biblo class held q meeting In
room Bill Thursday afternoon,
May g.
Edith Frost and Artells Dixon, ac-
| companied by Miss Campbell OF the
| English department. went to Enid,
| Okla, Thursday TO take part in the
state contest for plano and voice.
Miss Virginia James, dean Of
academic department, visited the
school Thursday. She la from Cot
tey college, Junior college for girls,
Nevada, Mo.
Mrs, c. q. Holland Ia in Chicago,
and will remain thero for a few
days.
olin Jordan. a former debatsr Of
T. III. s., In ON his way to France
| Leonard Roach left Saturday, hav-
Ing Joined the quartermaster depart
iucnt.
joe Carson, a graduate Of II. III.
g.. left Saturday for Camp Travis.
| Harold stone Is In Camp Merit,
New Jersey. Company G 142nd in
fantry.
Earl De Claspel has recently gone
into the military service.
. Frank Pettus has gained tho rank
| Of sergeant, He IN home ON four.
day furlough from Camp Bowie. He
will sail for France sometime In
| July.
Tom Duckett, also from Camp
Bowie, is home on n furlough.
Frank shelton left Friday. April
27, for Austin, Texas. He enlisted
| In the aviation enlisted reserve
corps. He Joined January is, but
was Just called. He graduated from
T, H. s. In 1914.
John shelton expects to enlist
soon.
Carl Miller Is IN Great Lakes, H.,
| naval training station.
Edgar Graber. n senior in Tulsa
High received his credits this morn
Ing and will go tomorrow to n town
In Georgia, near the city OF Savan-
nah. where he will be employed by
his brother, who Ia engaged In geo
logical survey at that place.
Garold Wandling, a sophomore Of
Central High, quits school Tuesday
To go to work at the Cosden re-
finery, where he will be employed
by the Illinois Stoker company in
setting up machinery from Alton,
~.
y Miss Cannon is now In Kansas
City in the hospital She has under
gone the second operation and is get
ting along well.
Latimer Bakor from Muskogee
has enrolled In Central High.
Say folks, have you seen thcm7
They sit together on the back row
In assembly. Look 'em up.
Mrs. Herrell. supervisor of music
In y. c. II. s., left Tuesday for Hot
Springg, where Rhe will speak at
the National Confederation of
Womens clubs.
Ray Melton takea constitutional
every morning.
Bernice Derby: Miss Snidow
won't you please have weiner?"
Tee! heel" we heard as We passed
the office "Oh. Sheres no use to
go In there for news, that's only
doyella's gtggle."
Miss WOlsey, who left some time
ago for Chicago. now Is Ia Genesse,
III. visiting with friends and rela-
tivcs Her face Is gradually heal
ing and she is now able to take one
facial massage "a day The messages
viii loosen the muscles on the face
and work out the extra supply OF
blood there she hopes to return to
Tulsa before the end OF the school
year.
John Dlller. former student OF
T, G. IL :. and now In the infantry
stationed at Camp Bowie, was here
last week on turlough.