The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1918-04-18
DEMOCRATIC
BLUE GRASS ECHOES

mr. anu hfs. y. a. Lancaster ana
son, Louis, Mrs Jess Lancaster, of
near Balko. and Miss Francis Proctor.
OF Beaver, were week end guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Boren this week
Miss Vivian Baker, velora Stevens.
Ellama Howes and brother. Thomas.
took the county examination the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. Baker took their
daughter, Alice. to the Woodward hos
pital Thursday. Sic has had q severe
ease OF throat trouble the past two
months and will probably have to have
her tonsils removed.
A. v. Fuller is enjoying himself with
u new talking machine.
Tom Boron was guest at the Olin
Boren home Thursday.
RED CROSS NOTES
District No. 10, which organized q
Red Gross Junior. society recently,
held very successful entertsinment
at the school house March 3Oth. The
teacher, Miss Carrie Litton. had ar
ranged a very pleasant program Of
song and verse and play entitled
"Mr. and Mrs Pike From Way Down
East" added the humor to round the
program. All the participants acquit-
It'd themselves with credit. At the
close OF the program the event OF the
hour opened when A. V Fuller, rep
resentstive OF the Blue Grass Branch,
appeared ard began to auction of the
pies. The receipts not only attest to
his ability but also the patriotic feel
ings Of the patrons and friends Of dis
trict No 10. The total receipts were
$50 SO the expense OF 85c for books
and flags leaves . grand total Of 5000.
The blue Grass Branch il Justly
proud OF this contribution from its Jr
organizat on and takes this means OF
expressing its appreciation.
The Glendale district school held its
pie supper Tuesday night, April 9th,
proceeds to be used toward Junior Red
Cross organization, the balance to be
turned into the treasury for Red Cross
activities. The number of members
secured was so. both of school and non.
school age. A. V. Fuller, Red Gross
representative of the Blue Grass
Branch, was master of ceremonies and
after the first program was disposed of
he, in the position of auctioneer, arous-
ed the patriotic fervor of tAe audience
to high degree Bidding was spirit
ed, the highest price paid for pie was
! sll50, which was the property of that
popular young lady, Miss Bessie Nc
Kee. 1t was sold end resold and at last
went to the equally popular teacher,
Fay Oakley. Two cakes were sold ,one
brought 50 90 and the other so 90, the
latter was sent to former student but
now one OF our soldier boys, Fred
Kamp, OF Camp. The entertainment
was under the direction of Miss Eula
Watts and her co-worker, Fay Oakley
The Branch is glad to welcome such
enthusiastic workers among its men,
bers. The proceeds are reported at
$7s so, less $500 for membership and
minor expenses connected with the en-
tertainment. Phil. Dougherty, of La.
verne, very ably assisted in making a
success of the venture by his efficient
services ms clerk
The Blue Grass workers held a very
profitable session Thursday afternoon.
Mrs, Jno. Thomas and co-worker, from
Sunny Slope, were present and this
with the contributed aid of our hostess
friends made very good showing.
The business session was taken up in
reading Of letters from chapter officers
after which an itemizsd statement OF
the financial condition was read by
the secretary. On petition OF Sunny
Slope Auxiliary workers central meet