The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-11
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|lvIle FINISHED
II on 4 AVENUE
olr0et Improvement to Be
4 Continued on Avenue c,


lection Of J, {. Walton, commissioned
81 Dublie works, " completed on A
oscaue from Central avenue to the
unnla Fs tracks, and two blocks add.
cIoaai are still 10 be constructed.
I The new road will greatly improve
~ section Of Capitol Hill and Il Is
planned in a short tmf to carry the
6rading still further. The additional
0oodbed tobe fe-surfsced includes an-
olher block east on A avenue theu
oo6th TO c avenue and east on tha,
street to the Wheeler school.
For the maintenance Of grading AM
. eulvert work Conimissiotsr Walton has
assigned q grading outfit eonsistins oi
tractor, grader. teanis and crew Of five
oea for Capitol Hill and Psckingtown
A consignmen, Of gravel has been Sc
cured and II is expected that h the neat
future several stretches Of gravel road
viii be constructed Ia Capitol Hill &c
ssplAee the present din roads.
), Commissioner WsIlon also hash plan
Tor white way for Capitpi Hill
The district to receive desc Improve
'ssests will include several blocks IL
lhe business center d ~ town, ani
while no action Win b hkm on thi'
Immediately, the whi,e wy will be a
reality Is soon as tn tusds are avail
ok. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Moffet formerly re-
siding st li2 + avenue, east have
moved int their new home at Ul4
Walker street, south.
The Capitol Hill band Is looking
for . suitable place in Capitol Hill to
rive their outdoor concerts this sum
~. The band also hopes TO have funds
~ the erection OF band stand, pre-
1Drsbly . portable stand that can be
moved from place to place as required.
aAt Ire regular meeting Of Myrtle
iodge, No. las. on Tuesday night II
was voted to buy $500 worth Of Liberty
Nod and the subscription will be
turned over TO Mrs. J. Butler for col
lselion
Tie Eastern Star Of Capitol Hill
subscribsd 10 the Liberty loan and thu
eyAscriptioa will be collected by Mr.,
= A. Caldwell.
rhs womsn's Liberty loan team O
Capitol Hin, Of which Mrs Roy 2
Taylor u captain, he's done even bette
dan h expected to ID the gathering O
Subscriptions The workers set out .
iIfst to raise 5000 but were so sue
cossful that they are hopeful now o
missing $iQ0o0 by the end Of the week
The women have been 90 busy durinI
ehs-week that they have not taken tim
= attend any Of the Liberty loan lunch
n t1os st the Chamber OF Commerce
Thy expect however to 90 to the lunch
eon on Friday and turn in report o
ths work. They have so far COLLECTED
Q50, and hope to have the none.
necessary to make Up the $4,000 b.
Friday noon.
Myrtle lodge. f4s, Capitol Hill, me
Tuesday night in the Masonic hal
Avenue c, aud initiated three new mem
bers.s Tho lodge voted to give the din
in6 room Of Masonic hail to the IVES
Capitol Hill auxiliary OF the Re
Cross for use as a surgical dres,in
room. The Red Cross now uses paI
Of the hall for the making Of hospit'
garments.
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel ZeIlers and NJ
and Mrs Henry Zellers Of 6 avenr
west. who drove to Marshall, Okla, O
Sunday, have returned,
Mrs. Charles Iry Of Comanehe, Okla
d the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Leach, 2i2 B avenue west, Capitol Hi
Work commenced yesterday on Il
new residence which G. S. Brown
building on Harvey avenue, just mort
Of Avenue B.
Funeral services for Mrs. o.
Aubrey Of Burden, Kan, were held ye
terday morning in Fairlawn cemeter
Rev. John Scott Johnson Of the People
Presbyterian church was in charge
the ceremony. Mrs. Aubrey was Il
mother Of o. w. aubrey Of South Hs
yey avenue, Capitol Hill
Miss Rowena Price Of 3ll Min
street west, won the silver medal in Il
w c. 7 U. medal contest in Il
Y Peoples Presbyterian church, Capt.
Hill, on Tuesday evening, for her sele
ton The Volunteer 0rganist"
Because OF the difficulty Of securii
supplies at present Il may be two
< fhfee weeks before the women OF 1
West Capitol Hill auxiliary Of the r
Cvpss vii be able to open their surgic
dressing room in the Masonic hall.
r~enty-one women, Including mel
befs of-the General Aid society Of /
<Ckristian church met in the Red Gre
B Wofkfooms at Masonic hall, Capi
Hill, yesterday and worked on pajar
bfuiis.
Today the Thursday Sewing club n
- the rooms for work.
An oil day sewing tor the Red Crt
vHs held IN the Capitol Hill Method
e9psth today. Members OF the ChuI
8 ~ God Capitol Hill, also met today
LIT church for Red Cross work.
Il ID. A. R. Easton, Liberty loan ca
- lieutsnsnt IN charge Of won
Z \ pp h Shields. reported today
M ~ z. Taylor, captain in cha
s6o1tp) Hill workers, that s.,