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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

the Matxenaurr concert, Mira J. u,
Means captured the ladies prhe and
Mr, &. H. Sogar that offered FOR tho
gentlemen.
one OF the promlncn, and heauti-
fll parties ~ the week In society
was that given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs Washington r. Hudson In
the ketchum hotel whom sho enter
tanned at auction bridge and at this
time announced the engagement ana
approaching marriage OF her ony
daughter, Miss rctLy Rsnkhcai ilud-
son, to Mr. sidney Salisbury smith,
A large and fashionable aA-em lage
OF maids and mUtrous gathered a
the bidding of Mrs Hudson and tho
picture presented IN the ballroom
was an animated one The hand or
the decorator left nothing undonr In
thu way Of floral adornment AMI
with "A lavish but inH'cfnl arrange
ment OF palms, ferns and Other tuli-
age plants were arranged vraft bhH-
kcts filled with glorious pink roses
and these were adorned with butter
fly bows uf Wllc in the same soft
tones MIS- Hudson, Misu Hudson
and Mrs ". : smith, mother Of tn"
groom elect. received Mrs Hudson
wore an afternoon toilette of Atlantic
blue charmeusr iIap"d In sunset
EeurEctte Miss lIudson's pretty
blonde style was shown 10 advantage
by a lovely gown fashioned OF or
child chRrmcuse combined vi h
gcorgette In blue and ostrich piumes
in the blue and orchid shades She
wore AN elaborate corsage cluster OF
sweetheart roses and spider orohii iS.
Mrs smith wore gray satin comb ned
with lace. In the game Miss Mary
Delaney made the top score ana re-
celycd pair OF dainty houdoT can
die holders. Mrs, &. r. StrouNele
waa given IA vanity device for low
score. Music during the time was
lnspiring and afterwards plale
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luncheon was served on the tables.
II was at this time that little Misses
Emily CRUDE and Margaret stewart
wearing smart frOckS ol organdie IN
pink and white, these Colurs pro-
phetlc of tho wedding tones, came IN
with large flower baik cts filled W u
pink rosrbuds, the handles OF the
baskets ticd high with large bows OF
the pink tull-. To each WAS pre-.
scntcd u bud ana tied thereto Shs u
miniature card on which was n
scrihed the important announcement
OF the wedding ~ Miss Huds"n, " IN
Mr., smith. which viii be On NuNem-
her a. In Trinity Episcopal church,
The list OF invited guests included
the following: Mtrdamea W. |. VIII
liams, r. ". wning, N T.. stanley,
Icthn STANLEY lawhon. u
Mescrve, ban Hunt ST.. r. II Case
lpn Harris, sylvan Price. Dewitt
liull. Thomas. Woods, Lloyd bewiH.
Hester Mae Cunningham. Harry H..
stewart. Richard bourne, Cart Ma
gee, ir REX walker, Robert Imlvr,
T. II Roth. Robert l. LeNns, Bird
Mcclure, ] ~ Myers ~ MuskcRee,
Gene Adkins OF McAlcser, Jules
CunHtautin, Harry castle, otto We b.
1cl, Guy johnson, lGmrrHon 6. liis,
gins ester Gillespie, James Nelson,
Ross Rnyburn. Ruth brown Carson,
John Gidney sidney Terry or Hunst-
vile, Ala, G., E. Strouvelle, william
lIargis walker. Luclan walker. IL
r. arubor. +. f. Riddle, Randolph
House, william pomeroy, HOLY Poe,
Charles Martin. Bertrnm Rcdgravcs,
Amy Arnold, ] a. Flesher, Misses
Grace Downing. Naomi Mcserve, El'
sic Birmingham. Mabel Claire VIII,
vivian Fulghum, Louellr George,
Tookah Stanshrry. Mary cannon,
Mary WolVerton. Anna Wolverton'
Dorinda Bruce, Amelie Constantin,
Aims Constantin. IseOna Gnlbreath,
Mary Delaney, Edna Nelson. Mary
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Monday.
~. rulsa Womcn's cluo meets
..t,h Mrs. II. n. Warden
WIZ " a. Marnocks party Tor
>,a'1ames IAne' and Benson.
Tuesday.
A.. Ie,ha Stanley Lawhon VIII
,Iiment Miss Betty Hudson,
Vn,smhrr bride-elect. win priase
shower -,a,, n,
of,TS ,The Tuesday Book club will meet
,.'h Mrs A. A. Small.
Akdar Temple Shrine Will give
dance, 90, marty hen.fit
IN Elks home.
Wednesday.
ruisa chapter Daughters or tne
American Revolution VIII meet ~
~ q. \ with hesdaIpes rrahh
'i.Ecl clark Ranney and II, ID.
Mason "a hostesses
urs A ". Hamil and Mrs l.. X.
n,y.s s.Il entertain at auction bridge
]" ronn cub with Mrs. Neil
N"Ts N''Un1 house. Detention home in
afternoon, .,
chapter n, =. II. O. with MIS- y
y McBirney ~,
Tuist council Jewish women will
NEE, In public library,
CniId's welfare board will meet In
huraue office at 10 o'clock.
'GnlJ No. 9. Trinity guild with
Mrs John n. MeserVe,
Thursday.
Mrs John L. Skakily VIII give
afternoon tea in Country club. TO b.
ladies' day in Elks home, Mes
lanes lack Letcher and Jack Scott,
hostesses.
Mrs charles l.. Yancey will COM
piiment Mesdames Lane and Ben
son with bridge tea In Country
club 4,
kennedy cafe
Loring club with Mrs. d. e.
Mason.
Saturday.
Mrs John Bartlett Meserve and
Miss Neserve will entertain In honor
OF Miss Betty Hudson, giving a
bridge shower.
Children OF the Confcderacy with
Minnie Briggs, In home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. z Briggs.
Meeting of Hyechka club in IL
brary. Mesdames j. II. Cole and
John Fireman, hostses.
Mrs. +. G. Walling will give chill
dren's party for daughter Catherine
Frances.
opening meeting OF Shakespeare
club with Mrs. John Roy.
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Mrs. NJ. II. Satin will arrange for
club adult and childrcu's classes IN
clocution. voice and physical culture.
social aesthetic. oriental interpre.
tive and toe dancing Mrs. Sabin Ia
graduate from Emerson College Of
Oratory Boston. ana tho New Eng
land Conservatory OF Music. dancing
under the mte Vernon Castle and
European instructors. with plBtform
and teaching experience. Plays, pa
gcRnts speciality. Appointments
Usage 569t ---Advt.
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Ira Ginsberg, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q:
Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dan
iel Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Segar. Mr..
and Mrs. Minta Aldrihge, Mr. w. A
Brownlcc, Miss Lynce OF San An
tonic.
Mesdames ". L, Hunter and w. c.
Drummond wero Joint hostesses on
Thursday afternoon at halloween
bridge mplimentary to Mrs. A. g.
Adams and stewart Geraud OF Hous-
ton. Texas, who are the guests or
Mrs. w. T. Titiey and Mrs. -. {.
Miller, who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Harold McKenna. The seasons
flowers adorned the rooms and In the
score. Mrs. Miller was victorious. Tho
honor guests and Mrs. Miller were
presented with lingerie novelt Oh
done in Halloween packages and
afterwards a salad lunch was served
to those present who were DeSi les
honor guests, Mesdames II. NJ. Al
bridge, jr,, Il. w. Jacobs, Harold
Mckenna, william II. Walker. Ed
ward Short, +. l. Whitney, A. M.
Meeks. II. b. Gayle, w. T. Tluey.
Miles Speares. The hostessee we're
and NJ iss Bernice walker In serving.
About 900 Masons. members OF
the Eastern Star and their families
gathered at Masonic hall on Wednes-
day night and INDUCED In an old
time Halloween frolic. Fancy cos
tunes were very much In evidence,
ana ghosts. witches, darkies and
whites, brown and yellow mingled
In one big fantastic picture. stunts
were the order OF the evening. ana
everyone performed the stunthssign- /
ed 10 him in good part Musi cand
laughter was heard until late In me
evening, when the doughnuts ana
coffee uuicted the crowd for a tline'
Everyone voted the evening won
derful success.
A nretty courtesy OF the week 10
A visitor was the informal luncheon
given by Mrs. ~ l.. Murphey for MRS
GraInger Benson. Covers were lhld
for eight. these being the matrons
who have been attentive tn Mrs.
BENSON during her visit here The
seasons choicest blooms adorned me
luncheon table. The prevailing tones
were yellow and were carried out IN
the flowers. the candlestick shades
and the dalntily devised place cards
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scott enter
,nIncd informally ut luncheon
Thursday for the ladies responsible
for the beautiful decorations I'm the
club for the barn dance These
were Mesdames T. +. Hoes Steven
son. Jack Letchcr. Rothstcin, T. L
Nunroe. T. T. Wells. Roy Getman.
Cpchurch and Caldwell
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Dinners.

The 1T Delta Kappa fraternity en-
tertained Tuesday evening ut dinner
In tho Kennedy cafe. Covers were
laid for 20 guests Those pressnt
were MeHsrr, Rex Co~an. John Bass
Arthur Holmea, Robert Markham
Ei Johnson, Vance Rovels. y. l.,
Thdf3an, Raleigh Clark. c. Il. PARK
er, C.. Il. Mccullough. Jack Minor.
willard Martin, George Naudaue,
Victor Lourcne. Fred nroach. Rus
sci Sheppard and Harold Naudance.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Tho ladies' Oriental Shrine OF
North America will hold their full
ceremonial Tuesday. November 4. at
the Masonic hall. instead OF the X. c,
hail as was previously announced.--
Advt.
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-D Soci@ty-VVomam's World and Work C--

Sill, Jeanne shea, Jeannette RoH.
Frances Riddle. Rhoa Walker. Ida
Gardner Ruth III apatrlck, Julietie
Hunt. Myrtle Hunt and Margaret
Gavin.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Attention whist players, we want
to organize q duplicate whist club
among the business men OF the city.
Come to 30S Security building sun
day 2 to s p, m.--Advt.
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Informal.

Mesdames ]. O. Fredhlnd and +.
tTeedly entertained Friday eve
n'hs with Halloween party in the
nome OF the former. Mrs. J. Freed
y of HaSttngs, Eeb.. was tha honor
guest Halloween games and pranks
l"ue the time merry and luncheon
III keeping with the motif of Halo
"een was served
Miss Mary Adellne Hayden enter
Ialhed on Friday evening In her
nome honorlng the Halloween sea-
IN Dancing and games were en-
''Sed' There were IL guests.
one OF the pretty courtesies OF the
neek was the line party and lunch
IN given Friday afternoon with
.rs @. F. Sinks as hostess when she
,scled 10 compliment three attrac-
I've visitors. Mesdames f. II. St
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John Of Bowling Green. Ohio. the
guest OF Mrs, Isaac Shuler; Mrs.
Herbert J. IIouser OF Louisville. Ky,
who IL visiting Mrs. ID. L. Owsley, and
Mrs, w. 4. Davidson, the mother Of
Mrs. Ned G. Rigsbee, who IS here
from Belton, Texas, on a visit. Mrs.
Sinks took her guests to one of the
popular moving picture houses after
which they were entertained in the
home Of the hostess. The seasons 4
flowers adorned the rooms and
delight were the vocal and piano Sc
lections given by Mrs. +, B. Dillard
and Mrs, Houser, also the plano
numbers by Mrs. Rigsbee. Luncheon
was served. Mrs, Sinks included
with her honorees. Mrs. Dillard, Mrs,
James Gardner, Mrs. shuler. Mrs.
Hubert Whitney and Miss Alice
Amcs. who Is visiting also In the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Shuler and Is
from New York.
Misses Ruth Kramer and Louise
Beard entertained with a Halloween
party on Friday night In the home
OF the former. Twenty guests en-
joyed the lovely spirited occasion.
Halloween prevailed In the mode OF
entertainment and in the refresh
ments served. %,
The Tulsa Town club enjoyed an
All Hallow's eve entertainment with
Miss Reed In the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A ID. Kennedy on Thursday
evening. Games and stunts In attune
with the season were enjoyed and de-
lightful refreshments were served.
A hon, IN ~, A -, harg uarp
Mrs. Franklin II. Griggs was host
ess 10 n Halloween party In honor
OF her sistser. Miss Florence Hans
ley on Friday evening. Guests came
In costume ana some en- masque.
gypsy fortune teller made the mo-
ments interesting for the lovelorn.
The usual games OF the season were
played and the guests numbered
about 20.
Mrs. Norman +. Blewler enter
tained a grnup OF children with a
Halloween party on Thursday In
honor OF the seventh birthday OF her
small daughter. Games and con-
ceits prevalent at the Halloween sea-
son were In evidence.
One or the lovely events or tho
past week was the joint wedding an
nitersary party given by Mr. and
Mrs. T.. W. Jacob and Mr. and Mrs
Frank NJ Aldrifge. ir.. in the home
of he former Gift flowers were at
tractive decorations In the entertain
ing suite and during the even ns
music by Mrs Aldridge. Mr., Raco-
witch md Mr.. Van Nalkenburg was
given after which dancing was In
dulged and refreshments served In
buffet style. Present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Craigo, Mr.. nnO Mrs
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One OF the social and financial
success OF the past week WAS the
benefit bridge given by unit No s
OF Trinity Episcopal guild which was
held Tuesday in the Elks home.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Shea ana
Miss Jeanne shea will entertain for
mally with dancing In the Country
club on November Is for Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Fenlon Shea.
Mrs W. G. Warnock will entertain
Monday afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Rutherford Lane OF Boston, who ar
rived Saturday to be her guest, and
Mrs. Granger Benson of Passald. ".
J.. a visitor here and who is with
Mrs. Warnock for a few days. Bridge
Will be enjoyed In Mrs. Warnock's
home on Beuna Vista avenue and
luncheon Will be served In the Tea
Cup inn.
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Parties.

~ SttCo.
one OF the beautiful benefit par
ties OF the past week was mat given
last Monday when tho Woman's club
gave a silver tea In the home OF Mrs,
p j. Murray. Despite "a downpour or
rain a large psSemhlaBe OF fash
ionable women gathered. Mrs Mar
ray and Mrs &. ". Benedict re-
ceived and the ladies were further
greeted by tho officers and members
OF the club, who were Mrs. Lilah
D. Lindsay, Mrs, J. Il. Means Mrs,
c. II. Goodale. Mrs. # w Mundt.
Mrs. G. +. Hopkins and Mrs. .. II
Leonard ChlysanihemuniS and
American beauty roses Itaced ue
occasion. Tea was served from
gracefully adorned with the chosen
flowers Mrs ". n. Sill and Mrs. .,
D. Hunt presiding, assisted by Mes
DANES q. II MCCarty, G. II Gump,
Z. H. Brown and G. &. simmons
nlring the afternoon. Miss JnSc-
rhine simmons danced, vocal srlcc-
lions were given hy Mrs. John Had
ley and Mrs. l.. ], Shumway gave
two readings,
Phi Delta fraternity Of Kendall
college gave theatcr party AT IN"
new Orpheum dn Monday evening I'm
honor OF their pledges for 1919 and
their lady friends. After the thcater
the evenings entertainment was CON
tinued with "A luncheon ut the Tea
Cup Inn.
the phi Delta pledges for this year
are Harold Hall OF Claremorc. koV
Young, Tulsa; Joyce Handley. Tulsa
Arthur Snyder, Pawnoe, Harold
Bnlcom. blackwell; Charles Heck,
Dewey: Hnwley Kerr, Tulsa; Edo
witty. Clarcmore. and Louis Collins
Denton. Texas. other members OF
the party were the Misses Louise
wood, opal Callcn, Lonltn Coville'
Mable Slson. elisabeth Driver, Helen
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Among the prominent events OF
the week will bo the auction bridge
with Mrs +. H.. Pycatt as hostess
when she will have with her large
asse semblage OF matrons and maids.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Believing that half loaf is better than none-and be-
ing desirous of obtaining at least the actual cost out
of remaining stocks-we have decided the sacrifice
reductions as quoted below:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Mrs Charles Yancey Will entertain
on Friday afternoon with m infor-
nal tea for Mesdames Rutherford
Lane and Granger Benson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

The Parent-Teachers association
the Robert r.. Lee school will hold
Its initial meeting on Wednesday
evening, November 0, An interesting
program will be associated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
To
Our Many
Patrons


This is your oppor-
tunity to purchase
wanted articles for
m any m N t IS to
come.
The character of our
merchandise needs no
emphasis to you. Let
us suggest , making
selections early this
week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Mesdames Jack Letcher and Jack
scott viii he joint hostesses at the
ladies' day entertainment to be given
In the Elks homo on Thursday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Mrs. John l.. Shakely has issued
invitations for an afternoon tea on
thursday In the Country club from
I TO o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

The Akaka Kama club will give n
dance on Friday night. which win be
IN keeping with their usual delight
ful affairs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

The Tulsa Town club will hold Its
usual dinner and business meeting
on Monday evening In the Kennedy
cafe. Sixfifteen Is the hour.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Mesdames A. w. Hamil and Mrs.
H. r. Davis will be joint hostesses at
an auction bridge party in the Cou&
try club on "Wednesday. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Among the prominent affairs
scheduled for the coming week in
society, will he Mrs. Letha Stanley
Lawhon's bridge shower given Tues
uay afternoon 'or Miss Betty Hud-
son, . bride-elect OF me month. Mrs.
y. b, Meserve and Miss Naomi Me-
serve will entertain also with n
hrdge shower on Saturday afternoon
Tor Miss Hudson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

All ladies' wishing reservation for
the benefit card party to be given
by the ladies' Of the Sacred Heart
church at the Elks' home on Tues
day, November 4, win please call
Mrs J, F.. Blair. Usage 27s1 or Mrs.
j f.. Deylne. Usage 5067.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

Akdar Temple of Shriners will
give dance on Tuesday evening, the
event 10 be one of the stellar affairs
or the coming week
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HERE IS OUR SITUATION

The robbers are getting the merchandise faster
than it is possible to obtain from designers and
makers Nearly robbery month is the rec
ord, and with no assistance from the police, in
surance cancelled and no recovery of merchan-
disc. Our only salvation is to save what is left.
We hope, however, that other local merchants
will not be compelled to adopt our course
sacrifice all possible season profits because Of
repeated inroads by robbery into merchandise
stocks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

We hope that spell luck
opportunity selling the majority of stocks befor
might providers" get theirs.
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Ira Ginsberg. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Q:
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Dan
lel. Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Segar. Mr..
and Mrs Minta Aldriage, Mr., w. A
Brownlcc, Miss Lynce OF San An
tonic.
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designing price of the selections made
Suits, Goats, Wraps, Dresses, Evening CoUns
Furs, BlouSes, Millinery
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Individual descriptions are impossible. Suffic
say that no woman will be disappointed in the G
designing or price Of the selections made.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24

School has begun at Chop
Chestnut. Ira 6. Profit will
WELD the black hickory on the
Sassy urchin who dares violate
his "rules" and regulations.
w. NJ. Shimfessel, of here,
there, and elsewhere, and by the
way an ex. Confederate soldier,
was here last Wednesday. Mr..
Shimfessel is the Boss "Hoss
Doctor"
A drilling rig is being set on
the Henry Townsend farm on
"Hall's Branch" Dunno"
whether they will strike oil Ter
not. If they are a part of the
STANDARD" you will never krow
until they get ready for you to
know, and that will be when
they run all the independent"
operators out of the Eastern Ken.
lucky oil field, the very thing
they are working after every day.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24

start its extra study of Herbert
Moninger's, Training for Ser.
vice." on Sunday morning. We
hope more will come out each
Sunday and take hold of this
work with renewed energy. BY
giving all our spare time and
thought all the week to this help
full book we can crowd out all
unnecessary idle moments and
fill the place with new hopes,
better ideas, cleaner aud more
pure minds together with a
broader knowledge Of 1.-THE
Book" which thoughtlessly give
too little Of our time to. Every
one in our community is wanted
and needed in our Sunday School
in order to make this new work
a success, and by so doing we
will have our children trained
from the start TO be efficient
workers in Sunday School and
Church work.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24
SPOUT SPRING

Willie futile and Bunk Rich.
ardson have recently returned
from France.
Gus Margison, of Avon, Fay.
cite county, spent the week end
with friends near here.
Walter Curtis, of the OIL fields,
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Curtis.
The one-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. George Means died
Thursday. Burial Friday at Jack.
sons Chapel.
The Rev. w. l.. Byrd came up
Tuesday to spend a few days with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G..
Byrd, and to look after his farm.
ing interests here.
Several new members of the
Methodist church were baptised
in the river near the home of the
Rev. M. q. VanCleve Saturday
afternoon by Pastor l.. I. Allison.
James Barnes was at Torrent
Saturday 10 see his brother.in-
law, Dick Curtis, who is i'll with
typhoid fever. Mr.. Curtis has a
l2.year.old son who is also sick
of the same disease.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24
GENET

Brit Bowen has finished his
large corn crop.
Crabtree, Mills and Hatton are
cultivating tobacco.
III. s. Martin made flying trip
to Clay City last Tuesday.
Jess Adams has entered the
employment of lack Sullivan,
the lumber man.
w. j. Brewer, of "wasson
Ridge" was here last Monday
and reported that the "dax
birds" were destroying his oat
crop.
Sherman Smyth, of Cob Hill,
has moved in the house with
Randall Hanks. Mr.. Smyth has
purchased part Of the Hanks
farm.
w. +. Smyth, of Pilot, was
here last Saturday and reported
that a portion OF his mill dam
was washed away during the re.
cent rains.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24
Gard of Thanks

We desire to extend our sincerest
thanks t. all those who aided us in the
recent serious illness of our dear hus-
band and father. Particularly do we
wish to remember our dear neighbors
MIR. and Mrs. Il. q. White who were
ever untiring in their support and low
ing kindness; also the Brodhead- Car
rett Company, and the whole mill crew
who were co-laborers with our afflicted
one. All were so generous with both
financial aid and attention to us i'm our
distress. We must kindly remember
DR.. Martin in his unstinted care of our
beloved, and also the Good Samaritan
Hospital and the nurses for their splen-
did attendance of him. But above all
do we reyerentially give thanks to Him
who in doing all things well, has spared
us our companion and loving father.
Mrs. T. j. White and children.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1919-07-24
Will Visit Home in October

Hoover. Texas.
July II, 1919.
Mr.. j. K. Bursher,
Clay City, Ky.
Dear Sir:
Am ashamed that | have not
sent my dues for the paper soon
er. Only those that have left
know how glad we are to see the
Clay City Times.
Everything looks fine now.
Wheat harvesting is in full blast.
Fire has broken out in one field
and all the men have gone out,
as the wind is high.
All the Kentucky people are
we'll and enjoying the best of life
fine? If nothing happens, | hope
to visit Kentucky in October, as
it Will not be so hot there then.
Give my love to Mrs. Burgher
and the children. Guess they are
grown by now.
Yours truly,
Mrs. Maud Rogers.