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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
TEST WELL AT ABILENE
Is DOWN IN GOOD SAND

Abilene, Texas. Nay 15.-The Andy
urbin test. six miles south Of here.
is now drilling at about 1850 feet IN
blue shale.
The Fort Phantom Hi oil com
pany's vel, Is miles north Of here.
has set an eight inch casing Drilling
Is being pushed and a speedy com
nIetion is expected. The drill has
passed through two good sands and
the well has been making 2 good
showing OF gas for the past three
weeks. Companies having large
acreage in this vicinity are careful
" watching this well and producer
VIII no doubt mean the rapid develop
ment OF the district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
COSDEN WELL IN JACK
COUNTY IS GETTING DOWN

A report from Jacksboro, Tex, gives
the status Of drilling operations in
Jack ceunty, as follows;
The Cosden well. Cherryholmes No.
1, is 3215 feet with five and five
eighths inch casing.
The Southern States Cherryholmes
No. 1 is 500 feet with a "A inch hole
Cosden Stewart No. Is $50 feet
with a % inch hole; had a light show
Of oil at 800 feet
D. Mackenzie Knox No. i, three
miles east OF Jacksboro is 40 feet
with a % inch hole Another location
has been made by Mackenzie and
the rig is being hauled.
Great Plains Petroleum Company
Green No. ! is shut down at 1880 feet
waiting for casing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
AIRPLANES FOR QUICK
TRIPS TO OIL FIELDS

Tulsa. Okla, Nay 15.-Another use
has been found for the many air
planes released from overseas duty
The Roxanna Petroleum company Is
now preparing to install airplanes TOT
sr,erEencv use in Oklahoma
u r. Perry, Of the Cosden OIL ana
Gas company, had an urgent business
ENLARGEMENT in Ponca city. 165 miles
from Tulsa By means CT an air
plane he was able to make the trip
Ia an hour and IS minutes The re-
turn trip was made in an hour and a
III Is believed that within the next
few years, airplanes viii be in general
use in the oil industry throughout the
southwest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
200 BARREL PRODUCTION is
FOUND IN LIBERTY COUNTY

The No. 8 Jackson wen Of the Em-
pIre Gas and Fuel company. three and
a half miles south OF Dayton. Liberty
county. is reported as having struck
what was considered a 200 barrel pro-
duction in % feet Of sand at 1900 feet.
In the Wilson No. I well a mile and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
ONE ROYAL DUKE WELL
PIERCES SHALLOW SAND

The Royal Duke OIL company's Har-
din No. j IS reported as having passed
through the shallow sand at SIS feet
This Wen IS on the southeast corner
OF the Hardin tract IN the Burkburnett
field. Wichita county. Texas. II IS 200
yards from the Gulfland No. y we'll
The Royal Dukes smith No I in
the Duke pool was reported as setting
the casing at 1015 feet.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
PRODUCER OF LUBRICATING
or rUnrrng TEEnE WTTrrW

The Republic Production company
subsidiary OF the Galena-Signal Oil
company which IS a noted producer OF
high grade lubricatinE oils. has en-
tered the north central Texas oil
fields through the purchase Of the
Frank Cuilinan interests which have
producing property near Ranger and
10000 acres Of leases outside in East
land county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

He also advises Us that less than ~ Of a
mile northeast Of our Walker tract the well
being drilled there has also reached the top
Of the Black Lime with a splendid showing
Of oil They VIII probably be delayed some
time OF that well because Of an accident TO
the casing. The indications IN both wells,
however, have confirmed the selection Of
these two tracts By US and we are conf
IDENTIFY looking forward to production Of from
5000 to 10000 barrels in each well
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
sgAyHATTAN PETROLEUM CO.
WELL. Is MAKING MLCH @

A report from Newcastle, Tex. is
that the Manhattan Petroleum COS
gas well. brought in recently -FOUR
miles west Of that town, is making
around 10.000.000 cubic feet Of gas
fron, four or five feet in the sand The
pressure and gas flow are said 70
have increased very considerably since
the sand was first encountered
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Officers and

Officers and
Trustees
il MUNDY,
e Paso, Texas.
". S. CR0MBu,
Fl Paso. Texas.
CRAWFORD HARVIE
Fl Paso, Texas.
z. II whitaker,
FL Paso, Texas.
]. ". BARKER,
e Pas0, Texas.
7. D. LOVE,
Sierra Blanca, Tex
]. c. BRONSON,
Tyrone, n. II.
REX RICE,
Douglas, Anz.
n z. CASSIDY,
Bisbse, ARR,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

P. A. Boeue. Of Marion, Ind. and X
A Burnett, OF wichita, kan, began
A Is inch hole last Saturday on the
ranch Of J. W. Westbrook Of san An
gelo, Tex. and located in Coke county
that state A pipe line to convey the
fuel oil used has been laid from Ten
nvson station on the Orient railroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

We wish our stockholders to constantly
bear in mind that these two purchases rep
resent but a small portion Of our ultimate
holdings, and, judging by the rapidity with
which our stock is being taken up, We should
within very short time be drilling wells on
several other locations
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

he also advises that the Poteet well VIII
resume drilling tonight, the 18th inst and
from present indications the well viii be
one Of the big ones Of the field The lessees
are already putting up storage tanks TO take
are of the oil This vel IS hardly one-half
mile from our holdings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

The ll-American OIL and Gas com
pauv. Of Oklahoma City, has acquired
- acres west OF Ranger. Tex Ralph
". Day. president OF the company. IS
in that section TO let a drilling con-
tract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
OIL SAND ENCOUNTERED
NEnrr UsrT gTnEETn

MIX ? 7 !" u y T ~ 7 -
TT Stockton. Texas. May 15.-At a
depth Of 1900 feet oil sand Of SUI
perior grade has been struck in the
lfeuzie well There is oil CROUCH IN
ID 70 make the sand stick
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
M. AND P. BURK WELL IS
MAKING 1000 BBLS., REPORT

The NJ and P. Burk wen a mile and
a quarter west and a little north Of
the -Waggoner weu. Is said TO
be making 1000 barrels. at a conssrva-
tive estimate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

sand was struck at 1000 feet It IS be-
lieved to be capable OF good produe-
ton Both OF these wells are Wild
cats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
BIG FOUR BUYS PART
OF BLOCK IS. BURK FIELD

The Big -Four oil and Refining COM
pany OF Fl Faso, has bought a portion
of the southwest corner Of block IS
in the northwest portion Of the Burk-
burnett field
This Information was IN q telegram
received at the office Of the company
In FL Paso from sales manager George
81 Pound on wednesday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

We are today IN receipt Of a eommunica-
lion from our representative in the Ranger
field that the derrick has been started On the
Woods tract.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15
Spring Medicine
Hoods s BsTiIis
Punfies the Blood
Big rs Sensational
Purchase
In the Burkburnett Field

Then Read This Telegram From
a Prominent OIL Operator to F. H.
Lazenby, Secretary Of Big 4
Fred d. Lazenby,
Care Boss Rubber Company,
Fl Paso, Texas.
This morning Wichita papers an
nounced the purchase By the Big
on 4 Refining Company Of Texas OF
a five-year lease in the southwest
corner Block IS very close to Burs-
Waggoner, Thrift, Galconda, Golden
Cycle. Western Globe. Benson Oiden
ana other valuable leases I have just
seen Crockett, who has shown me the
location and I simply want 20 say that
YOUR Companyfs lease Is about as close
as IL could be gotten 10 the big pro-
ducers, Burk- WaggOner- Thrift and
Golden Cycle. each OF which are pro-
ducing In excess Of 5000 barrels dali
IL. while other wells being drilled with
in a stones throw OF your lease are e1-
necfei TO be brought IN almost daily
and their stocks are selling al from
two to ten times their par value II
there Is anything IN getting up close
and paying the price and being SUP
rounded by production your lease on
Block s. fuInIis these requirements
and your company T. 70 be congra-
tulated. You have made a wonderful
purchase and a wonderful contract
and / positively know that Il can be
turned at a very handsome profit
time for hurried insertion in the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Read This Telegram From the
Big 4 Field Representative to the
Home Office:
Wichita Fails, Texas, May iiih, 1873
George n. Pound. salesmanager.
Big 6 on & Refining Company Of Texas.
Fl Pas0, Texas.
Wichita Morning Tribune contains ar
ticIe headed, 81 Paso Capital Extends
Holdings In West Burkburneu Field" lhen
follows article 70 he effect that The Big
& OIL a Refining Company Of Texas, an II
Pas0 organized company has gotten up close
and paid The price for oue-fourth produc-
ton Interest fH five acres southwest corner
Block So This contract calls for three
wells 20 be started Immediately and as
many more as necessary as long as Oh Is
wells without cost % you and deliver free
OF al expense 20 you 0ne-iourih or az
production This lease approx maiely 800
feet from Burk-Waggonef, Thrift and Cal
cnnda leases, and f-500 feet from G0idel
cycle. The Burk-Wag1euef. Iurln and
Golden Cycle wells are each Producing On
excess or a.000 barrels daily. Thus your
lease. with the drilling contract lt carries
Is worth a whole Dot % money. We 90 out
tomorrow 90 stake drilling siles and ma
ierlal Wli be hauled for erection OF der
ricks and drilling viii begin as soon as
roads permit hauling Of materials This
lease can easily be disposed of al a very
handsome profit There Is nothing on Inc
market as good as this Full details and
D. o. CHoCEETT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

Buy Big at s1-0O-C. c. Dues,
Licensed Broker-Hotel Savoy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-15

During the past few days BIG 4
has limited of big PENDING
DEALS, but did not care to give
any particulars until the details
WERE ABSOLUTELY CON-
FIRMED.
BIG 4 has purchased a full one
fourth interest m 5 ACRES IN
Block 50, northwest of Burk-
burnett, adjoining the NOW
FAMOUS BURK-WAGGONER
PROPERTY.
Three wells viii be drilled I'M
MEDIATELY on this property,
and the CONTRACT PROVIDES
for AS MANY WELLS as PRO-
DUCTION WILL JUSTIFY. BIG
4 viii OWN ONE-FOURTH of
ALL production WITHOUT ONE
PENNY DRILLING EXPENSE
An EARLY OPTION ENABLED
BIG 4 to CLOSE THIS DEAL
and BIG 4 could NOW sell its
PURCHASE at a PROFIT Of
$500 to $4,000.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21

ro.-rAway rostums the tery snar
81 fhirr shs csn nnd n +, ue~ sTrinr
ufar. she Ell po.@ss~ a modlsh "a.
iafed suit too In eaet. sfrsrai ~
fhers--baf ne soot 'ookinr and sfgn
rinr wrap = the garment she uii
make hef sfearn n. ~ before she
steps lnfo 'he wsifins asiouobiis. The
very smariesf wrap one can select o.
fhe r1omsnt la . rflnnilne wrap the
iar vers f-om raris Ths.e snsse
lrr rarnerfs have tiers - nffis rufnes
ifhfY lined elth thin rrinoiine 80 fhsf
Trey s.and oct eri-siy frcm ths ~.
houesfe - fhs wrap vhirh = fsi and
sof.iy drapef someima~ there are .
doxsn ifftle rures fror> rerk 20 o.
bos. some,lmes tsics .. us.ry. as far
down ss the kip TIE ~riroilne wrnp
rsv D. n fThfveiThs cloth are tsirs'
hs faFosff~ coief tuf several 81
these rasfsd wraps have been noted
a DARK biue fsliie six
n fhe hri1e requires Tor hsr joar-
~, a rally y--c-icsi torcoa. 81 zap
fhaf all rand rou~hins v. shs n2-
scar e. he- roineauas cosurns 2
srnar1 anf practical rnocei Ike fhs
ere pictured. irEesd q ne r4~fd Z
sres.Y wrar IN er4noiine efyle The
pictured costume combires . dsshia1
sleeveless coaf % sstin n iooss sTsp
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21

lines. with . -arfs. mannish ,saiored
coat - piaif ~erssd There - q
skfrt - the ria's material wft q
qulifef hem % ~sln ar1 . sa'lr sash
wlfh tawe'sf enda rnd~r ths coaf
r. hfrh .ro'ofsf satin SAFE roai.
which ls ftii smother feature - fhs
costume ne ioos~. slsessie.a over.
~rap - atin may be removed srf
behold. ere has = Eoed4ooking sperf
saif which vaih ~ removal ~ 30
formal. hlsh -roiiaref v.si hecouss
gus ne th.re fsr comfortable oaft
foof weaf ~ shs rceufry On suff
occa-ona ne bf1ae ~ifi soh.ifsfs for
fhs dainty pumps % tsiioasd stess
~hich aocomp4n4e5 her rolrr swaF
cosune sturdy ar iraepinf o. sroff
foofwsmr
Ts@rfnsfinE Truus~rsa >eEiigees
TIE iovely cfaise fonTus Towu is
= nesh fhiron ani cream Es~f iar..
The slts dra psf'ss are srarsfgIfr
asixhfof w1fh psafi tasasis ane rb.
bon sash frn~s ~ fhs -kirf - rarreu
if,ee The ioo.. erap~r,es are eaurtf
., the salst undrr ns5arion - pirk
and pafe blue subroldssy E4taifY
attractive = Fe'rnoir in 1afksf arf
psntaison gy1e. fhs siip1rss fanic =
~hi.s chiffon richly euakrsid.r-d ara
ne treussr Of crsos ds chin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21

ms ant there afe seaiIaptd ffIiIs
Nffh r|fof fnish af tta ttFe TIE
ehtmip. has iars ~ Soy and nsifan
anl s held up lY naffoe nhonitsf
straps ~ frilsa Nal fh. tnY f4Nt
.essd tfy bend - rearseN to anF
tti insrffInns A efte rnhon ORA ~
IN fhf top ~ tfe garment ara "a fHn
through q nHraw easlns made tf
sewing tfnp - Val iass snaef fHf
edge - fAs wlla HonHon trfmm|ar
Another ribbon funs fhrough fiHNaf
easing ~ hirh Waisilins eIeinr fNe
garment = da~fF fmrifs sneef. Th's
= 4 hrlasi ssf - fnssfIs. 10 uHft
rfrs. snd nffs sllk FofkinKs ani
wffs satin siIrrrH srfnmrauF I
ready Tor the nuaal rosfums % uhIfa
satin
sams - 'he 'faHssenu nnFsfi. thls
snfinr is IN gasfs' eainfr aaf ffs p.
nf.tr rssh pins fhHf has become -
familiar that ore isa hffin tired -
f Naf fhe mnrf sf1ulslfs shafer -
tsiirfr0re eqHs marine tlsuue sni
aprraf Per rnns fefsnn 81 other
nias h noi a popular shade faf Hnt
fsrNsar ffnurh f e. much fane'fi
fef nea'iTse eafmeufs. ard ffounh
pale blue ribbons are T4n fhf0ufh
" hffe lirgefle Tarmsnfa A whole 80
- pale heuetrrre lingerie far an isf.
fer bride 10 wafr - chiffon finfh
uHh Insertions ~ rginf s'Aifn hon snf
frrs n fh. rfinoa nrishsi ~lft "a
pieof stre Tho rreuise and lanfa
iou sre trimmed vita finy flHsfsfs ~
helpunrs and lInk rywsfs tmads qf
rtirrn - fHaf frfr pii rfuth eel
anf rot form tafaf ismps ~ a fash
lpnahly slender slhoueitsl ani faf
rirhfEnwu fas hand embroidered -
fcoas stop a. fhe sane psis belle.
'repe ana pima patiss a combination
for a bfuneffs trIfs = o. srfieof chr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21

WIN iNn infff'f. tuNIAiA NNf
telnres
rhs f-fr softer isfes orc tfs -.
Norfrs he rfmy NAv the hnlh e.
iacss s4fh frrrina llffa DesAst e.
fecta tn sheer q osl ~ reit'rN
,ares. ro'nt i'Alsuenn. itnniian Aar
n.nntt ilret and oihsr more fr.lrs ~
pa'fe--t 81 ~ forfhon ir,th rrn.
ctef ana rtst are u-cc n tantIrF- ts
wen ffa flmy iatnf. h4f are raf 20
uufl asfi 90 sen srf'usits garments
as fhs tne Vas r1nin rs's Hrs Nssd
cleo n plain. shirret anI fH.sef q
fs.'s ans rei = aimesf Invariably 80
into = fabric win narre~ nfsrt an
rr "suamlrr lace" a fse rafmfnfs
thaN ferT nns sasss snhfH tsr'es ar
m1f ff ~ bend enhfn 'afu raf ln NIfh
afaresgufs - iaff Insertion. tat aN.
iar- q unrr fash.nrshis
rhe faArcs asfn wHlth these ievtif
iares srs usea AZ saqrIFfe.Y sheer
ralnsntt. frerFh "a lHs and fhInfn
eloth Ths-o - washable fhi1on
tiefh fhaf g must fsrret flr f.f
eia.s naKfra and affrt fToaaseau roe
lnrIuass orc - tao special "sfif+
uiaas u ~ wcn riefh ~tef~ asaHiif
fomprs riraiE4rn rhein.as fnf
pfnfHion -or sanihinafInn rufme
fasIng tts place y rhtnlse and ian
falnn some women prefer cswi.
ssis.and .fanfaien camtinatlor offeff
iIk. rami.rf.-snf rsfficoat ale.
NfaFfne underneath a wutsn sIt ~
tsrauf efirh riinrs ~ ~ fsnrs
A -. .ss.s.ss sA.amaa.. "a sa~Hm.wm fa~ 4
sprirs fforwea8 afs pictured NJ ne
terrell phfe washable fhiTon cloth
~ f-ium.ns Honifon sni Nai iacs
TIE pan.aion fsreu~ telp~ 80 snss
pifh ritson. rAn throush rnrrsd raf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21
.he Oriental Skirt An lnno-
vafion In Bridal Gowns =
Quaint Period Frooks Tor
Spring Bridesmaids -
Lace and Pearl Eeads On
The Wedding Gown : A
Stunning Wrap for Her
Going Away Costume.

or n.tiIrN rtNIHfa H'
fAn ar nrAes 900 aFst5.
:" nHsrt. hns.n sharp.nr. .t
lsciInA and fntae an VA ~ Niiansf tNe
sasiet ffIrF In fhe world to p.ca auf
q bfilefa. ae uakIHe .ffeUfIars fnf htf
irouetau Sume'hrF .n Der radiant
face Volts Yaa. Hri fhefc IS a ttflain
puckfr betNssa heF eyebrows fhHt
shows she ls enFsrel Is 4 much more
serious ana Important onou fhan thN
mere choice of an ordinary. rftrv.laY
costume. Isfn without fhe long iltt
OF scheduled bridesmaid lanehrant
bachelor tlnners brde.fhowfrs and
similar enter sinmsnfs sou Nou.t
guess thr wedding season draw nr
near There D. a feel 70 li ir fho air.
Cards ln fhf raffffrs nffloNa an
nounrs special attention fo wed1.re
supper. department store windows
have lavish shoNlnes ~ ensfaKti Ffa-
iicnerv slssreare anl table linen ana
the ~nrf-'s rrvin 20 exhibit fiy %
The NaIitr. ma.fenhalr fern. delicate
white fresia rtrffrlat ani ssrsf peas
nainic-s Wedding co~ns
Several asihtrfaute wedding CO..
tunes ~ tb.s season arc minus frafrf
One % fhrse roans "a shown n pIr.
'ure and mere stsr.s rs he ~ lafk ~
s'afsfiress ~ l.ealfr In the heaslful
ec~rns fhourh many faris - -.
psns rs safir have been q perssi wifh.
~ The elimination 81 tae c9ntruiional.
fra'r. Tire rnwn D built ~ sof'. fratt
safIr IN fhe .Vorf white fIni r-tffrref
for bridal wear. ard The skirt g.
frapet under ln be- Turkish style
thourh q is really a skirf ani not a.
vited IN any manner 60 sul rrsi nr rnt
'ai frslssrs- The turned under trap
cry gites a Rerg sof. graceful eject
sroun1 he feet ard fhe - ~ reaches
the irsfeps TIE trldesmatd. rnl see
wears q shorter frofk h1t ar~Ifv is
= .rst requirement - fhe bridal gown
over the draYst satin skir4 falls
drepei funic - vhne chiffon I'm.
broitsred ul'h pearl beads The
points q fhis tlnic faii heioa The edge
~ the skirt rathsr urgqne bet very
srnsrt eject Bead smbro.sersd ehlr.
fon - repeated IN the tes' from uhieh
the satin bodice turns back IN mar.
row shawi collar TIE long .trhf
sleeves ars g fhirref phte ch rrn
and = tiny iire of pearl bead emtroid.
s-v fn'stes the wrlaf - sarh sleeve
Tn. bride wears a fafie vel with ors
e'dse dropFed tIsf over fhs face. Thfs
part q TIE vel kss bren d-aunthads
and sa.sned With p~a = hrontt a
the teck - fhs rtck over he ravIrr
srds - TIE iorr vsfi -fe tTrcf "A.
perhaps rot - airy and rraf 81 u
= loosely floating We ever face sns
sholidsrr bus Z % ce-.icfiy rew and
therefore srnsr-.
Quaint Trccks Tor The bridesmaids
Dirnify Tor the bride. coQaefry fnr
fhe hrifesnaits, Thc more couHefilsh
snd eng~ginr fheir frecks are faf
greater vln he thc confras- with the
brides regal ROLES sni fhs more VII
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21

There all - many rstrffown IN sea-
f'rFs fhis season Tor rawer comes
so lafe that thcrs wfi o. frrlrF.nr
ef8ss taddinr leaves hlr1.krnrs ara
a glory % pink and White Blossoms -
gree. fhc bride A. many - fh-ss
roaafry ve1dings the bride rinaifs ARE
soinr - wear ~aur'e- frocks - Or
SANDY 20 - fhe coanfr, picture. ore
- thrse implicitly bfIde-faaidr
4 plriured--or her frock ~ least
end there pll - IN presfy maids -
MS wedding. al dressed like ms. sx-
repi fhst fhe srfln uudershrs ~ fhs
rTa~ty frocks VII Re IN airrrerf
shafes. no IN deep yeilos. two IN car
ary yellow and 'uo m very pale bur
The honsc Will be Decorated IL ys'io4
and vi whl.r--cherry blossoms ard IN.
culs win deep-tOned tulips here ard
tsers. and the bridesmaid vii star
apricot safn snd cream lace. T-he Or
xandy bridern1ssd frotx has sars spe-
risi sfvie ana dash WITH - fis.so8fd
s'te panels ,hai enc fees sure the
bride has ordered one exactly Ike j.
for her ov'n wear n,xt suumer Tne
sleeve = teaufifuuv designed anf "a
Uute . rssv line. the center eecfion
ksiur ~ a6s - isce f0urrinr Tucked
ant lnrs folrced panels % orEanfr
rsafl o. srons and hack - fhe skirt
anf ffe satin rlbbon sash nafrhr~ ne
yellow urfersfp = srrar - 'ss
roses frnlis from fhs szsh =. the front
The hs. watrhinr IRIS costume = n
reiior chlTan in fvo tones I'D r
so. folds over wire frame. ard ta-ss
tone - ysloa are repeated IN The
"a raeol.
srinoiine Wraps the Dcrnier On
TIE bfids naturally che1ees as her
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-21
fIDr f4nrsfir Nv O. fatithif
TFlrnnss.si wHh 49, tmd fsen
To MOI fnfifuafF f.af.
nlruts Az 81 ftimr
0Iinau.

-qears nsrs ~hieh = fsneisf 80 nc~
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-03-26
TUCKER NEWS

Rev. Noah Gibson was the week
end guest of Mr.. Bob Thurman of
Hites Run.
Mr.. Thomas Hawkins is on the
sick list
Mrs. John Powers of Holt is the
guest of her father, ]. Pearce of this
place.
Noah Gibson has bought two po-
land China hogs and is getting his
farm ready to raise hogs. He paid
5000 for the two.
Len Taul was the guest cf Noah
and H. Gibson, Monday.
Miss Verletta Shadwick, age 20
and Mr.. Jessie Gibson age IS both of
Maceo, were married in Cannelton,
March, 3, 1919. After the wedding
the bride and groom went to Steph-
ensport to spend the weekend the
guests of their cousin Rev. Noah Glib
son. They will make their home in
Hawesville.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-03-26
BEECH FORK

N. E. Taul returned home last week
from France where he had been since
last fall serving in the army.
The stork visited our neighborhood
and left a fine boy at Will Camps
the sth. and nice little girl at Frank
Balls one day this week
Frank Brickey and J. M. Beatty
went to Cloverport last Saturday and
were out in very hard rain as they
came home
Pearl Hawkins and family were in
Hardinsburg one day last week.
j. E. Beatty and Fred Hawkins
went to Hardinsburg Monday.
Herbert and Hardy Lou Walker
were the guests of their father, H. T.
Walker last Sunday.
Owen Pate went to Cloverport last
Saturday and come back to Herbert
Walkers and remained over night.
Will Camp is making a new picket
fence around his yard.
Fred Davis and J. E. Beatty planted
them a nice garden last week.