The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-01-11
OKAIULGEE.

Okmulgee, Jan. 9.-Miss Bernice
Jones who is now employed at
Greene's studio in Muskogee, spent
few days at home with her parents
Mrs. Roberta Barnett of Hot
Springs, Ark, who has been visiting
Mrs. e. L. Martin for two weeks,
left last Saturday for her home be-
ing accompanied as far as Fort Glib
son by Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Martin
served a new years breakfast at
her home on 9Th street, in honor of
Mrs. Barnett. An entertainment was
given during the holidays by Misses
Dawson, Bertha and Lydia Jones
complimentary to Miss Helen Cleve-
land of Rusk, Texas, who was visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. A. G. Wallace. Rev.
j. s. Dawson will leave next week
for Boley, where he will pastor the
A. M e. church. We wish for Rev.
Dawson all the success possible in
his new field of labor. Miss Pear
lie v. Reid, one of our city teachers
was called to Eufaula, during the
holidays to attend the funeral of a
relative. Miss Ludia Nance gave a
dinner party last Sunday in honor
OF Mr.. Lincoln Reed, who left Sat-
urday night for Howard University,
Washington, d. c., to take a course
in pharmacy. Those present were
Misses Bertha and Lydia Jones, Nell
Colbert, Almeta Dawson and Messrs.
Mace Delyle and the guest of honor,
Mr.. Reed. Miss Bertha Jones enter
tanned the same guests at a six
o'clock dinner. Mr.. Frank Brown
of Muskogee, spent last Sunday in
our city. DR.. A. G. Wallace gave an
informal affair on New Years night
in honor Of bis cousin. Miss Cleve-
land. After spending jolly time
in the hall a two-course luncheon
was served in the drug store. Quite
an enjoyable time was had by all.
Mr.. Ed G. Howard of Tulsa motored
to Okmulgee last Sunday night. Mrs.
S. Il. Lang of Kansas City was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. Annie
Jones of West End Street A recep-
ton was given at the residence of
Mrs. ID. H. Wallace in her honor.
Miss Avis Wallace departed for Va
lient, Ola. Thursday to attend
school. Mr.. Willie Cole of Rice,
Texas. departed for home Saturday,
having spent several days here with
his brother, A. f. Cos of N. Cen
trail street. Mr.. Charley M. Wiley
and Albert Taylor from Camp Grant
and Camp Merritt respectively are at
home having been honorably dis
charged. Miss Lille Bell of Dallas
is here Nth he sister, Yrs. Hattie
Berry, who Is Ill on N Comanche
street. hrs. L. =. White came in
from Dallas, Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
q. church held an interesting meet
ng Friday evening after which a
reception was given in honor Of Rev.
j. o. Murphy, district supterintend-
ent of Muskogee district at the resi-
dence of .drs. S. q. Jones. Mrs.
by Mrs. Madden and Mrs. Jones. The
evening was pleasantly spent. Mrs.
S. l.. Jones, president, Mrs. H. c.
Massey, secretary. AS was men
toned in our new6 columns of last
week, Rev. ]. s. Dawson was trans
ferrec or stationed az Boley. We
wish to further mention that the en-
tire church was unaware or sane
ton the acts put over by a few.
County Demonstration, P. M. Mann,
returned last week from Lawton,
Okla, where the state Demonstra-
ton meeting was held A three day
session Of actual demonstration work,
discussions and plans for greater
campaign among the boys Of the
state in the boys club work. Sew
eral resolutions we're adopted. The
most important was that the demon
STIR tors cooperate with tha C. A.
& N. University 10 the end that great
er number OF young men take adj
vantage OF the splendid agricultural
instruction offered at the C. A. &
N. University. The Government Ag-
riculture department acting on the
suggestion of Demonstration Mann
changed the former plans which per-
mitted boys to join the Boys Farm
building club onlJ to join say Of
the many slubs.
Prof. w. 4. Will of Oklahoma city
was elected District dire tor. Have
your &c ready for delivery boys.