The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-30
Sand Springs Notes

Sand Springs Notes
Or. G J Hahn and wife have re-.
Luneu from a two weeks trip to
','s's ,,'t's wy and Rochester. Mimi.
NJ tney went for the health Of
Mrs. g. Bates Of Tulsa and for
merry ot Sand Springs viii nrearb
neNt sunday at Muskogec lr Tho
flrst Methodist church. Rev price
u the pastor OF that church ana n
70 nuIlng his absence that Mrs Bntos
VIII M the pulpit Mrs. Batos was
ueaconess in sand Springs a few
gvals ago and has many friends here
r Mno VII be glad 10 learn that she
tn,ehus TO take up her studies again
n,Nl laIi preparatory to becoming
IL 'ruained minister Mr.. Bates
WI also enter upon studies for tho
.ulhlstry' Mrs. Bates expects to be
tne iirst woman In Oklahoma 10 he
come a minister OF tho gospel.
Mr. Frame and family arc leav.
,ns Mednesday for fishing trip on
ne Whlte river in Missouri They
VIII De gone for two weeks
Dr. r. S. Hahn and wife left Nom
dlay for an extended vacation In Hot
springs, Ark. Their son Charles ia
"' the' homo OF his grandparents.
Bert Pruitt has been on an cast
ern rip 70 Niagara Falls and Can
ada lie is expected home within a
Mr. and Mrs. n Ward. Mr.. and
MIS-. - w. McWilliams and aon Law
renee ana Mr. J. Ward OF Girard,
hansas' composed a fishing party
mat went to Shell creek Monday
afternoon. supper was eaten in tho
woods and the party returned at a
late hour
The labor demonstration narade
that was billed for Monday after
noon was not held because OF some
misunderstanding between the labor
leaders and the shop owners OF
sand Springs concerning the hour
or closing In order that the en-
ployes might he present. The pa
rade was set for a later date.
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Mr. Ward of Girard, Kansas is Wis
Itihg at the home of his son Chas.
ward on Main and Fifth. who is re-
covering from an operation for ap-
pendicitls and Is confined to his bed.
WIN the near completion of the
new high school on Main street plans
are being started for a community
center in the building. In the fu-
ture a community association will
be organized and program arranged
Tor weekly meetings, entertainments.
ana sings. 1t Ia hoped that this
movement will create n community
feeling without which no town can
long expect to prosper. and with
wnich many things can be accom-
piished more quickly and efficiently.
Rev. Brinkley was called TO Gus
ter City Monday evening on business.
lie Will return within a few days.
Prof. I. NJ. Clark and grandson
ana granddaughter were In Sand
Springs Sunday visiting Mrs. Clark
OF the postoffice. Prof. Clark was
recently of Tahlequah but is now
residing in Red Fork.
The pastor and deacons of the
Baptist church met Monday eve
ming TO attend the regular weekly
business carried by that body. Plans
are now under consideration for
erecting n new church building and
enlarginG all branches of their work.
A class in nursing and first aid is
soon to he started which will he
open to all ladies who are interested
In the work.
Last Wednesday night the Amer
lean Legion of Sand Springs held
their annual elections. Results were
post commandant. C. c. Evans: most
| adiutant, r. G. Gottry; finance off.
cer, II. Stewart; chairman OF direc.
tors. T. Bassett; directors, Coolidge
Ward, Emery. Blatchley.
Tho Missionary society OF the
| Methodist church met last FRIDAY
/ afternoon NJ the home of Mrs ]. s
! Roberts. $50 Lincoln, for the month
/ ~ meeting and annual elections. Re.
| freshments were served The fol.
/ lowing were elected for the comma
| year: president. Mrs. Holiday: vice
/ president, Mrs. Davidson: CORES.
/ pondirr secretary, Mrs Rickford
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