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Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
WHAT COOKS KNOW.

Meat shoull never be pierced while f is cooking. thus allowing the juices 10 escape
 When you wish to cut thin slices of Tread you should heat :; steel knife over the fire to do it Nth
 After cleaning lettuc" and celery they should he wrapped in a damp cloth and placed directly on the ice fcI half an hour or longer to become crisp.
 Mayonnaiae. butter. milk. cream and cheese should all be kerc closely GOV eIed. as they all absorb odors from o-ii' foods readily.
 When you make an a1gcl cake you ahcUld plan to make a sunshine cake land a bowltul Of mayoana:ac to use the yoles.
 As soon as macaroni has been dra:ned and hlanch.d hy throwing # mic cold water it shoun be mixed with little butter to keep it from sticking together.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24

States into d new plan for a better ordering and maintenance cf peace in the whole world or tho United States will wash it's hands of Europe. And that would mean return sooner or later of German he5emory on the continent.
 The instant question for tie associ- ated powers is to make "p Their minds about what to do with Germany. As surely as arrogant spoIiation by Ger many in 1871 was punished ill 1919, so surely will viudictive abuse of victory recoil at some future day upon the | head of France.
 I NO political lunatic is how so dis 1 tempered as to suppose ti,:.t Germany cen pay the whole cost of the war or | for that purpose can 6e kept in a
 state of tribute and selfdon for fifty
 or hundred years.'
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24

am trying to learn something of the methods of the public works commit tee, but it beats the devil and Tom Walker" That committee seems to be able to eat it's cake and have it, too did not ask why no work had been done on West Thames street. l knew all about conditions there, but the mystery still remains unSolved. How can the public works committee spend over $3,O0O from a $4.S0O fund and have $4,S00 left on hand?
 I wish that could be explained Can it?
 Yours truly,
 GEORGE E. PITCHER. Norwich, Conn.,, March 21, 1919.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
DICTATES OF FASHION.

The short fur coatee for spring re- calls the dolman.
 Straw is used as trimming on frocks.
 Navy blue and cherry is q favorite combination.
 Hats show three distinct tendencies The shape reminiscent of the poke. the brim with an upward roll at the back and the extended brim at one side
 BIouses except for sport wear show more and more ruffles and frills.
 Terra cotta continues to be the favorite color for brightcHirg the neu- tca; colored Liouse or frock. sShirred ribhcn is new and favorite
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
WOMAN IN LIFE AND IN THE KITCHEN

Gecoration for lingerie, although lace
 continues to be very much i'll use.
 Carved pearl buttons are the only ,rin1mlng on the plaine:;t of wash sWirts for spring.
 Covert cloth riding habits are said e be the thing for the comi,' g. season. Knee length Russian Houses are made of crepe de chine in white and ,.ale colors.
 Many dra3 gown has been bright ened by a pretty sash, and many an old gown is going to look like ne,w with the aid Of a sash or gjrdle of tile rev. brilliant ribbon or foulard silk A pretty effect is given in a girdle by three-quarters of a yard of foulard :n stripe. check, dot or rcand figured :le::ign cut bias and used in a crushed effect.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
FRIDAY SESSIONS.

Although it. was longer developing than ual this year, the opposition to
 Friday sessions iN the general assem- bly, or meeting four days week, has come and the idea has been termed a farce or a comedy. n this connection
 it was pointed out that the assembly
 "as going through legislation like a rac. horse and entirely too rapidly"
 Now ], may he that legislation is be- lu- pushed along rapidly, too rapidly in order ,o give it the thought and atten-
 lion tnat il deserves, but that cannot H. -CTaTGCd as a sufficient excuse for Is' holding sessions on Fridays. There
 if no reason, er sheu'd be none. why ths mind ef tho legislators cannot be cen cred uf'oa matters before them on
 tr.@a.. W.. as woll as on aay other a#y ig jq. week 3r just as efficiently as rr .rc following Tucsd8y
 E1-t" is s5 much 70 hn done, The
 g.-..-nr .h- work can he done and
 .r. p-o9n.I: the less will be the es-
 .lu'sci upon the common wealth Why ihc matters should be a0cw-l to hang fire unnecessarily long after they arc ready for action and ih-He !s business upon the calendar to Ee attended to is hard 10 understand. 4 is well remembered how the legis- l lature used 10 hold way into the sum mer until q time limit was fixed and with d date set when the session must be brought to a close it is cer- tainiy preferable 10 clear the boards as soon as it can be consistently done, make way for other business and pre- vent the piling up of matters at the 1 tail end. There are many members of ! tha legislature who can give more at ! tcHtio1 to their legislative duties four ! days a week now than they can three ] days week later on, and certainly ! crowding four days work into three would not be checking the breallnecB speed that is complained of
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
BOX COAT AND COLLAR,

The box coat demands 9 Waistcoat
 The wajstcoat calls for a collar, so here we are facing the solution of the cellar question. And there is q new reck line called the double line. It is achieved ng placing one material above the other. as. for instance. a vcstee of dark blue brocade has an upper line of blue Georgelte over the brocade which stops at feast four inches undc' the top line and is edged with 8 brighter 5iuc across the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
coLoREp SPORT Tocs

Jade, brilliant green ard bright clear red are the proper colors for sports tog< this season. Purple some way is not quite the thitg for sports Pale yellow and orange color are all right. hut better in winter thcn iu summer White is perhaps the bes. Of all. per- feet in the summer and tie winter. 7oo, if you can afford 1t
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
HEAT YOUR LEMONS.

When using lcnouz heat them thoroughly r. the oyen YoU will he surprised 10 see how much r3ore juice tEcr1 will h. than WEcr thCE are not heated. When making pies grate the yellow outside off before heating. ! emons nla- be kent for some time if rut ia ojae tar flied ,tith water and g .a,ed. !Eee. in cold n.atc.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
Reduce Weight
 Happily

A new book, telling how to become thin in a pleasant, safe, easy way, and remain gracefully slender, vivacious, cheerful, is titled: "Redrce Weight Happily Will be sent free, in plain wrapper, on request to Korein Co.,, NE-56S, Station F. New York, N. Y. Improve your health. figure, complex ion and win success. Lose 10 to 50 pounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
SPRING COLO9S.

The warmeSt @f colors are predicted TOT spring. MI the shades of red are irc!uded and most of those Of browns and yellows. Tomato rcd, rose color and flame are mentioned.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
COLCRS POPULAR.

Colored handllerchiefs were never more popular than the! are at the moment. Not satisfied with borders. stripes and ,Hrcss barring: Of every i'm ag;nable hue. many of the handller- cniefs are of solid colcr, with plain order or narrow white lem,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
BEAD ELOWE FRS.

Raised be2d flowers are the decora- tive feature of one of the smartest of the new beaded bags. The design is marked out in beads of different color from flat of the Background
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
AIr. Pitcher Asks Some Mere Cues
 lions

Mir. Editor; Your issue of March 4th
 contained a report of the committee
 on public works which Is unique iu its
 answer to my petition for a report on expense connected with West Thames street improvement. Let us study it. It says: Some items of expense
 such as engineers. trap rock. iron work, coal etc, equal the sum of $1,112.I3. Then it goes on and plunges 1 into an explanation Of the purchase of an automobile that l never so much as alluded to. nor did 1 care whether an auto had been bought by the street committee. No one objects to that. But the committee met with the usual mishap that sooner or later is encoun- tered by owners Of autos-it got into hole, The commissioner on streets had to ride or walk to West Thames street. therefore he bought a car and l charged one-third of its payment 1 ($4G6l to that Improvement. Then he uncovered two other pots (street re pairs and oiling), dipped in and took ] S461 out of each, making a total of ] S1,400 Then they aCGed $355.92 for i labor and tell us if makes a total of 1 $1,93465. but l find that the figure~ when added make the sum that their own report says they spent on West 1 Thames street as fLfiOWS:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
This Is Too Much.

Women sled drivers in Siberia, em- ployed by the Allies have defeated and killed a number of BoIshevists. Out on little sleighing trip and did little laying-Richmond Times Dispatch.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
SG8.65

Then if they had added the sum of
 $364S5, q bill of the Page Steel and
 Wire Co.,. which item may he found on
 page 216 of the Council Journal for
 Dec ?, 1918. and charged to West
 Thames street improvement, they
 would have a total sum of $3.233.50. They need look no farther than their own report for $3.56S.65, the sum they
 admit but could not find. although it was in the paper in the hands of the committee. What was the matter with them? They forgot the two items of $467 each when they made up the total. But the funny thing is that on page 212 of the above men toned council journal we find this re- port of the treasurer:
 Disbursements from May i5, 1918, to
 Nov. 15. 1918: Appropriations one 1 fifth West Thames street improve 1 ment. $4S00; disbursements, --; unexpended balance, $4,S00.
 i Turning to page 216. same report, we 1 find: Disbursements from Oct. 15, 1918, l to Nov. T., 1918: r. L. Caulkings Auto Co, West Thames street improvement 1 $1.400: Page Steel and Wire Co.,, ! $364.S5
 Now then, MT. Editor, who is right?
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
SAVING SLICES,

Children's shoes will wear almost twice as long if the scles are soaked in linSeed oil
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24

Algeria contributed over 800, 900, 900 francs ($96. .5000o0) to the fourth French loan as against 255,OOO,0Oo francs ($44, ,390, ,000) irt 1917.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-24
RECIPE

Scotch coo.ies-Mix one cup of fine
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
GEOLOGY CLASS CLOSES
SlX.MONTH STUDY COURSE

The regular weekly meeting of the
geology c,ass was held at the Y. NJ.
g. A AZ 7.3O Saturday night under
tho direction ~ Margaret Camel of
the RoSana oil COMPANY closing tho
six month period ot the club
Following the elias. study there
was q social hour light refrcshments
being serted q. Is Leslie announced
the schedule FOR tho remaining SIX
weeks Of the cours" and discussed
tho question ot taking an advanced
course At the conclusion OF tho pres
ent program.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
OkMULGEE GIRL TO
WE'D IN YOKOHAMA
College IomHucc Bcgun At Table
Iunh, WIN tuiminatc IN Jau-
ancsc ,it, In May.

college romance, begun i've
years ago IN Tah,oplah. OkM.. viii
bc eliminated the lnst week IN Ma,
~ distant Yokohama, Japan, whet
The land uf cherry blossoms viii
form the setting FOR the wedding of
Miss Marie Afford daughter of MIR
and Mrs J T. Afford ot Dkmulgec,
and Harry n Tin,h jr son of Nj
ana Mr. Harry II Tin,h Sr, ot
Tahi"Guah Mr TinOh ly the super
lntendrnt ~ the standard on com.
pany branch in china. and Miss Al.
ford lett Friday might 20 Join and
wed her swoctholrl ~ n'c years
ago
The hrdc.to-hc viii go from here
10 seattle. whore she VIII hc Joined
hy Mrr William Larson and
daughter. MtH~ Eleanor Larson. Of
Chicago. who arc iourneNing 10 the
orient TO hr with their son and
brother who rs also employed by the
standard Interests They Will sail
from Seattle May o. aCrlApg in
Yokohama on May = MIR Tfhch viii
meet the party there ana the we'd
ding viii take place Immediately
After a wedding tour through Japan.
they viii 60 "a Ti"u Tfin. china 70
I've They plan Ia return 10 the
United States within n year.
Miss Afford WAS attending the
Normal school az Tahleduah five
years ago. when Hhe met Mr. TiuCh.
just returned from college. Their
friendship terminated In an engage
mcnt and Miss Afford left Friday
night to become the bride of her
college sweetheart wha has been In
china the past two ana u half ycprs
Miss Afford is "A charming member
~ Okmulgec society who has
studied the violin In the Kansas
City conservatory Of Music for tho
past two years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
FRUIT TREES PLANTED AT
SUMMER CAMP OF Y. w,

Tho y W e. A summer camp ro-
c'l'ri q Ef' his week from The
william n Harvey Nursery So. in
me shape uf one dozen frult trees
ana numerous shrubs ana plants
Iheao were cot out In time 10 hcne.
on from the recent rains. The camp
site H few miles east OF Sapulpa
on the Oklahoma Union car line and
mas been greatly beButified this
spring 10, the hcncrt of all Tulsa
young Nomen 'hls summer as "A rec
rca'lonai camp
NcNi SATURDAY Miss Mildred Han
son assistant y, ". e.. A secretary
ln girh work Will take a group Of
'dmriIt" ana \ W girls out to the
site T." do som" hocing around the
new lrcrL Anh rNfuln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY Fifth aud Cincinnati.
Rev q Y King, n u rector sery
icos FOR ninth annual oouNo,Alion ot
district Of eastern oklahoma Holy
communion At H. SUNDAY school at
$40, holy communion tt IT, cclc-
brant, the Right Hov Theodore Payne
Thurstop. bishop ~ eastern okla.
homa? preachcr the Rev bertrand
Stevens rector ~ Marks church.
San Antonio sunday school rally
and awarding Of bishops banner at
T. evening prayer Sl5 preacher.
tho Rev. Francis y. white, domestic
secretary OF board OF " !sSlons. New
YORK city. conyocation begins at the
church Sunday morning a. and
ends Tuesday evening at 0. Women y
Auxiliary meets IN the guildr0om
Monday morning and afternoon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
PENGUIN CLUB BOYS
GUARD AVIATION FIELD

For prartical work the Penguin
cinh furnished 20 NOM bers as guards
a. the aviation field Saturday after.
noon after which lectures were de.
iivercd 10 the club hy several Of the
pilots on the mechanism or the
planes
Tho regular weekly meeting NJ the
club viii he held Monday night and
Will be addressed by Lieut. Jack
Alexander. formerly flying instructor
~ Rarren field, wichita Fails. Texas.
ON the subject, "Dons for Ayi.
atOrr"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Tulsa people Will hc surprised how
quickly simple wIlchhascN ctmphor.
hydrasts, etc Is miNcd In Iayop,l,
eve wash. relieves hlood.no. owes and
dark rings. ono youus badly who had
eyc trouble and very uual4htg a4r,
rings was relieved by 70 single week.
use OF Iavopuk We guarantee a
small bottle to help ANY CASE
weak, strained or inflamed cyrS.
Aluminium eye cup FREE. Roy Get
man ia SO. Maln.--Adve
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Milwaukee lightweight, and Johnny
Dundee, New York, originally set
for March Q. Will be staged here
May 3, Physicians for the state
boxing commission declared Dundee
unfit to box on March . He was
from an abcess OF the ear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

FIRST CHURCH Eleventh and
Boulder Services at ! 4 m and \
y M. subject Everlasting Punish
mont SUNDAY school ~ NlO.
Wednesday oycning testimonial
meeting at \ free reading rooms.
30i.5Os MAYO building. open week.
days, y to . ga SUNDAYS and hous
days TO . Public cordially invited
to use rooms and s.llphd services.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

.ong srr'iDe and In dong 90 drew
he ionE bpw somewhat
WHY he SAID. u was in Julius
'acsar's bodygnard II vas while
~ns on !oayo that the old bloke got
done in"
Ugh That's noNhingl" said an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

lNoIc " wc have frequently
mentioned before. It iA necessary mai
information for this column u" III
our hands before FRIDAY AT y IN
We want to do justice 10 every
church and !, e.,l b" your iauI'. not
OuTh II ~ fan Ia }
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

EAGLIAH fOh and ElWood
Second SUNDAY aficr Easter Rlhl"
HChuol a. g.. morning service at
~ sermon by Rev j u Nhrgcr Of
Chicago. q G. Spindler. director and
organlsi \ T.. Gerlach vice prcsi-
dent church council. phone 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

Che Thev say the more corn
bread YOU cat. tho better your com
plerion,
Her Lover Then I wonder that
Hoover doesn't arrest ynu for hoard.
ing II all
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
PRESBYTERIAN.

FIRST rRGsBYTERIAN Sew.
enth and Hoston. Rev C. " Kerr.
pastor Sunday school. Gao or
chestra will play for 10 minutes,
preaching by tho pssor at l. S5.
''Some tActs About Faith. and at
2. The Man Who Fell Asleep in
Church, or Sleeping Christians
special music at both hours, junior
Endeavor meets at scnibr and in
tormediata, 7;t5; next Sunday Is
Mothers Day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

TULSA CITY MISSION West
Second Rev. A. LlChtenstoin. pas
tor City missionary services every
night at I 80, MONDAY PRAYER
meeting daily, preaching by the pas
tor. Sunday school for mon. women
and children not otherwise attached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

\ crowd had gathered a the har Of
the Cock and Countess. and several
~ the company were sHoppinE yarns
An old soldier was holstng ~ his
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

OLD salt who had also seen long
service II was one OF the crrw OF
tho submarine that nearly torpcdoes
the ark Answers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
MI TiIDDISf.

EIESr METnOplST FItlh and
NoGId'r Rev j ~ Abel. paat"r
phone ,,i, Mis-, Faye Burnt Emery
assistant, u " Johnson, treasurer
willard iohn superintendent sun.
daN school q. 80. morning worship,
1V.lb, sermon hN pastor. Some l'ig
ltcms iu the thurchh Program
evening a. =. THE Tragedy ~ Loot
Power King Ncra!ds Hi 3. IN
termcdiltc nt Z. led hy lfcn" p"anc
EpNorth AZ 7 "Dur Relation to GOO
- Obcytng Tod by 4 n Lane
Wednesday evening ara}or meeting
"a, s.
GRACE CHuRCI Third and
Trenton Re, Everett Simpson.
pastor. ii4i East Third phone
1871 sunday school ai $50, \
A Heard. Buperintc ndcnl, W j
Whidhcc. primary To-day IL -"
oision day In the Sunday school
After fhur, opening service tho
Hchool WI, meet IN auditorium ana
Tho pastor VIII preach. giving an
opportunity Tor everyone to giv"
their lNrs to CHRIST. followed b}
communion Evaugolisuc service
atsS y 49,. Epworih a. Z. Junior
a 3, "Wednesday evening prayer
meeting az
OEouTr MEMORIAL -Four.
toonth ana quaker koN l>tudor l.
IIrannon. platUr. + .' Mrtul-
Tough. superintendent VI h round
stone, league president W u
Kcefe, financial tcCteHIy. Prank
Glaze, choristcr, Mabel Massn"r aud
Marjorie hook. pidnista SUNDAY
school at pij. Epwor. h league AZ
z preaching a. II and suhJeoln,
"Ovcr the Top or Under the yoke
and Regeneration Survived the
War prayer meeting Wednesday
at y. n Epworth at Z. Junior
Thursday evening
BOSTON Avenue M. T.. 81
W G. House. pastor, G. Il, Duffiold
superintendent, Sunday school AT
go, preaching a. T. and \ by pas
tor, mid-wetk service y. m.
Wednesday
TlGEHT MEMORIhb-(M. ESD 4
b0l North Main. Rev Harold q.
Cooke pastor. phono 1861 Cole
phone 6sss sunday school at e;ib
church service, II and g. Two big
sermons on two big subjects Morn
ing. Prayer. the Dynamic OF the
Centenary evening. The Can OF
tho Centenary for Life Investment" "
Epworth league, junior. 30. senior. !
q troop "a boy scouts every Friday
AT 1880. pack No wolf cubs meets
Friday at $40,
WESLEY ETHODIgT a First
and Leo. West Tulsa. Rev. W {.
Clock, pastor. Sunday school at 10,
preaching at ~ and s3o; Bpworth
league. 7.1b Sunday school at Gar
den City at q preaching at 3.
BETHEL, MISSi ON--O~c~olS and
Council tnortheAHt part OF city)
Mrs. Bertha EhlerN superintendent
Sunday school at 23o followed by
public worship.
WESLEY CHAPEL tM T.. col -
Frankfort and Elston Rev, II. 7
& Johnson. pastor. sunday school,
$40; preaching AT ii and 7a0, Bp
worth league. gao,
BROWNS CHAPEL &C.. ". ~ --
507 North Frankfort Rev, j II
Mccain, pastor. sunday school
s:30. preaching, Il and 1870, Ep
worth league 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
CATHOLIC.

HOLY FAMILY -- Eighth and
Boulder. Rev John ~. Herring rec
tor, First mass and sermon a. a
m. cmldrons mass and religious In
HtruCtion at . a m. high mass and
sermon at 1870, evoning services at
so o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
sECONp PREsRYTpRIAN-Zu

NEttIlNIJ TNFSHI TTDTNI AIN-IU ;
mis- and Barton. W, II. Murphy, Jr.
pastor; w. q. Forman. superintend-
ont sunday school. s.tS; preaching
at IL by bhe pastor. 'The ChriAtian's Is
Menu; evening sermon at by the
pastor "S q. S.: junior Endeavor at
2:30. senior at 7 wednesday even
ing prayer and social gathering at \,
Campfire girls and junior boy
scouts. t:50 Friday, boy scouts 7.30
Friday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

SOCIETY or DIVINE TIrOUGHT
1920 East thrsl Lecture at \ Sp.r-
itual messages after lecture Al u.
tcrcstcd are invited
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

NlRIE STUDENTS Tulsa Rlblc
students win meet iu courthouse i'm
county courtroom At for regular
weekly Rihlc study sCn4nn and ON
"Wednesday evening at Tor pru sc.
prayer and TESTIMONY
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL -- Fourteenth
and Cheyenne, j. Il Menkes rabbit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
ADVENTIST sixth and Mae

MISSION or n " BENIN
LoNE-lO9 South Boston.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

BNAI EMUNAH SO South
Cheyenne, Morris Teller. rabbit
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

SACRED HEART Sixteenth
and Rockford Rev. Charles stand b.
acrt, rector. Services at usual hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04

low pAator sunday sahpoI tl $50.
al'rim'p' a. %. r'uglu. $50.
nrclehins. ,lJ. prayer s,gN,c -
NcdG'aday
Cut ErlI or CiElST. ,iIRST
Irving Sohool auditorium Phone
t2j,.i Sunday H,hopl al 10. church
services ~ q and g. al owen park
.'ar' pisa me uui1lng STRANGERS are
r'.Dum,
MrHiTt 'AL TEMPLE or TRI Tu
M0os" shall nv south 2.uaton
I'"' Icr'fudc iIuIl. pastor Meets
'' % ~ Trance lecture by the
pastor assisted by Ecv. Ida Thomp-
SON Mrs LIdl l'ays and Mrn Ruth
MOOD. orchestra music Spirit
/ iuoNsHsr AFTER lecture by the pastor
/ Ih"no drslriuE spiritual advice may
n"r me pis COP a. tuald,ncc. Nrrn Sta
| non, sand springs uuc. any day cx-
''pr sunday between . m and I
- M
First srlWruAIISr SOCIETY
Is T. hai. > p ur, Rev Mrs ! II
| lI'WmlnE, pastor. VIII lecture un
d' aplD' control fp.loWod by mes
r'g'a 'hldf"nH iy,rum at tamo
place nt o p IN
1liE TULSA rNITY CLASS or
IHr'I'hl Christianity Will meet
Ihurdby evening at in tho su
ltlI't tuuI room at The fOurthuus,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-04
BNI'TIST.

FIRST BAPTIST --. Fourth and
Cincinnati. Rev. W q. Anderson,
pastor Study phone i579.J. G. W
Herbold, financial secretary. office
phone t579-R. Hihic school AT $50.
J. w. Bryant. superintendent At
tendance campaign Is on Tho four
units OF the H. Y + [. meet In re
speotye rooms at 6 as Preaching at
1850 and &. both by pastor. com
munion service In morning. sermon
subj tecd. Tho Upper Room eyangcI-
tsuo service In the evening. Barely
Rsved"; sunbeam band meets az 4.
directed by Mrs. Amzi Baker, mid
week prayer service at Wednesday
evening. led by pastor. teachers meet
at Q.