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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27
Vashon Island
Leads Them All
Report of Western Washington
Egg Laying Contest For the
Month of April

The production for April ha,
been all that could be expected
The birds are out on their greer
runs every day and are fed al
additional supply of lawn clip
ings each evening, and May Isl
showed the total daily egg yielc
of all birds in the contest to bt
on the increase.
As foretold in the March report
some Of the immature entries arc
now coming to the front. The
Gilbert entry from Vashon leads
for April with 1874 eggs and tn,
Burnett leghorns, also a late
Matched entry, is second with lis
for the month.
The high hen contest is a thrill
err. Last month Carvers', Vashon
No. 9 had nosed out Towne's No
80 with which it had been tied
for 60 days, but No. 2 laid of
for several days in April and al
lowed both No. 80 and Geo. w
Hollis No. 1873, which has beer
at the top before, to pass her
Number 2 is now tied with Holly.
woods No. 70 for third place
The Oregon Agricultural Col
lege's Barred Rocks still lead the
contest. All of the leading pens
have been fortunate to date in not
having any broody birds.
The high hen in production
and value of eggs for the month
is again the White Wyandotte
entry from "Just-A Mere Croft
ranch with 30 eggs for April
making a total consecutive lay OF
81 eggs in 81 days.
Feed prices for the month Of
april were as follows: Dry Mash
$40, Oats $72, Scratch 1888, Shell
500, per ton; Milk 81 per cwt.
Blood $.045 per lb.
The average feed cost for April
per pen e birds) of the Ameri
cans, including the Rocks, Wyan
dottes, Rhode Island Reds and
Rhode Island Whites, was
$2.O5s or $.343 per bird. The
average feed cost for the Medi
terraneans, including the Leg
horns, Oregons and Anconas, was
$1.s67 per pen (6 birds), or $.311
per bird.
The average net price received
for Experiment Station eggs fol
the month of April was So Sfol
standards and $3.50 for pullets.
Geo. r. Shoup, Poultryman
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27
LUANA BEACH

Alex Stuart, who is attending
Tacoma High School, visited with
his grand mother, Mrs. Thompson,
Saturday and Sunday, and re-
turned to Tacoma with a picnic
party on Mr.. Larson's Bull
Moose
After ten years delay the road
has at last been completed to con
meet with the shore road rming
to Portage. Therefore, our Hub
bell man will probably be relieved
of his mile high climb for mail.
Mamy dock loomed up beyond
her business capacity the 23rd,
when two tugs, two Lillico
Launches and a steamer waited
for the Lambda Chi Alpha Fra
ternity who were ENJOYING the day
outing at Luana Beach.
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so FAR THE RECORD

l.. c. Beall, Jr. is interested in
the development of Vashon Island
in general, and of the poultry
business on the Island in particu-
lar. Recently he paid $3.50. for a
single leghorn cockerel and claims
he was worth the money. He has
Just informed us that he gathered
his first pullet egg last week from
fowl which had been Matched
Just ITO days.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27
Birthday Wedding Anniversary
At Burton

Mrs. Chas. Steinmetz and Mrs.
j. A. Lindstrom united as hostess
es in entertaining the Chess Club
at dinner in honor of a double
event, the date Monday May 23rd,
being the tenth wedding annivers-
airy of Mr.. and Mrs. Steinmetz
and the birthday of Mr.. Lind
strom. The company gathered
about the beautifully decorated
and beautifully provided table at
seven O'Clock, the feast ending
with the bringing in of the light.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27
CHAUTAUQUA NOTICE

All parties that signed the con
tract with the representative of
the Ellison-Whitc Chautauqua
System, are urged to attend a
meeting on Friday evening, June
18th, at s p. m. in the Library
Building, Vashon. The success of
the Chautauqua depends upon
your attendance.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27
SCHOOL NOTICE

Parents and all other persons
interested in the welfare of the
Center school district should at
tend the Parent Teacher Associa-
ton meeting to be held May 2Sth
in the Center school.
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Auto Owners Attention

After spending nearly year in
one Of the largest auto trim shops
in Seattle, l am at home for a
while. Would like to figure on
your new top or curtains. All
kinds of repair work on tops,
curtains and upholstering. New
celluloid in curtains and a full
line of fasteners. Retrim your
car in any kind of gimp or welt
you want. 1t won't cost you $500
or $3.50 per hour, as in Seattle.
Phil Pierson, second house south
of M. e. Church, Vashon. Drive
in. 81.
Neolin soles at Rendall's repair
shop, Portage. Phone Red isl.
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BURTON


relatives at Winlock since We'd
nesday.
Arthur Leathers left for Ho-
GUAM, Wash. right after high
school closed, where he has a good
job for the summer.
Miss Loretta Kelley of Auburn,
has been visiting her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. NJ. l.. Morrison, at the
"Lunch Room" the past week.
A number of University girls
accompanied Miss Moore to Bur
ton where they enjoyed a week
end outing at Casa Iona" y
the Tonneson home.
Mrs. A. j. Van House, Mrs.
Harry Heating, Mrs. Ed Stewart
and Mrs. M. A. Butler enjoyed
luncheon and the day last Thurs
day with Mrs. w. G. Parkes.
Mrs. Il. +. Clayson and little
son are over from Wenatchee
making Mrs. VIII. Hende Bourck.
her cousin, a short visit.
Mrs. A. j. Marsh left the home
folks to bach for a week while
she HE'D to Seattle on business
and pleasure bent.
Mr.. w. j. Kloeppel left Sunday
for Ida, Monroe Co. Michigan,
having received a telegram that
his father was very i'll and could
not survive.
Mrs. Geo. Sageman has visit
ing her sister from South Prair-
lie, Wash, Mrs. G. G. Straub.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Phillips
Of Harrah, Wash, have been visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. E. 0.
Roberts for a short time, and are
spending a little while in Seattle
on their way home. Mr.. Harrah
is Postmaster at Harrah.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Green and
family returned Saturday from
Duwatto, Hood Canal, where they
spent a week with Mrs. Green's
mother. They will leave soon
for Tyee, Alaska, where they
have camery and will be gone
through the fishing season.
Several families have left Bur
ton lately on accent of work on
the new ship at Dockton stacking
up. O. l.. Taylor and family left
Thursday for Vancouver, Wash.
Andrew Malm and Arvid Swan
son and family have gone back to
Aberdeen where they will help
finish the ship that will be launch
ed at Dockton Saturday, June 5th
and Immediately taken to Aber-
deem for completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers and daught-
er, Miss Halle, left Monday morn
ing in their car for a trip to
Center, Texas, going by way of
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
Phoenix, Arizona and Dallas, Tex
as. They expect to be on the
road from three to four weeks
each way and will be gone three
months, and back in time for Miss
Halle to begin her years work
at the Grammar school in Burton.
A little girl crossing the street
one day last week, tripped on the
broken walk which threw her
against the porch in front OF
the post office, making her nose
bleed profusely and bruising the
little face, besides frightening
| the child. A Burton citizen who
/ witnessed the accident indignant
/ ly remarked, "Why don't they
fix the sidewalk -, and we wond.
cred who We're meant by they
If we are not an responsible fol
the condition of things. Only by
concerted action can anything be
accomplished worth while. Why
don't we fix the sidewalksl
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27

Tacoma's Exclusive Boys Suit
Shop is located at GOT Fidelity
Building. There is where the mon
ey is saved. Special features
Double Seat and Knees in every
Suit, making them last twice as
long. u
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Complaint comes from Detroit
that the city is so crowded the
young people have no counting
place. What's the matter with
that spot half way between the
nose and the chin.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27

Up to date the Department of
Justice has deported 1923 radicals
and turned blind eye on 3S7, 642
food profteers.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-27

AL Kellogg, prompt auto service.
Day and night. Phone Black 1872,
Portage, %
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For business education inves-
tigate Success Business School,
Seattle, Wash.
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Expert sawfiling at Kendall S.
BURTON AUTO SERVICE

Go anywhere, any time. Phone
Red 1901, 22tf
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L. D, Houghton. prompt auto
service. Day or night. Phone
Black 1922, 27
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For day-old chicks call Siegrist
Hatchery. Phone Black 202. IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-28

and Mrs. r. Topper were present ns
guests \ dainty two course lun-
chcon was served. This wns the
last mccting " the season.
Mrs J IT, Ucrndon. assisted by
Mrs J. n. iierndon entertained
about thirty little friends Of her
young son Wayne. Wednesday. com
pllmentary to his ninth birthday an.
nivcrSary Contcsts we're held ana
prizes received by Lon Baze. Mabel
Humphrey and virginia Nc\ins. \
delicious birthday lunch was served
Miss Fcral Mccall entertained
, Tuesday night with "a thrcc-cours q
seven O'Clock dinner complimentary
To Miss Elizabeth Burt. who leivcU
soon for her new home In oklahoma
CITY The color scheme of pink and
white prcdominatcd Covers were
laid for seven.
Mrs f. r. Buxton has as her
house guest Mrs. A. 4. Lyle ot jon
lin Mo
Mr. aud Mrs. Jw, Crutchficld
were the week end guests OF Mrs.
Arthur Crutchfcld In Tulsa
Mrs +. H. Buxton entertained
Thursday with a one o'clock lunch
con complimentary to her guest, Mrs.
r.. a, Lyle OF Joplin. Mo.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 2s, 1920

who has been visiting here several
days with Misses Olive and jennie
CARRIER, departed Tuesday for Den
ycr- Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ayrer left
Monday for san Antonio. Texas, for
Mrs. II. II. Ausmus returned homo
Saturday night from Mayo brothers
hospital In Rochester, Minu.
Judge and Mrs ", A. Mcpough
and two daughters. Mary and violet,
departed Monday morning for the
national democratic convention at
San Francisco, Cal
u visit with the formers sister and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. Atwood, who
are preparing To go 60 Madras. lndt
TO make their future nome.
Miss Frances Cheshire left Tues
day for a visit with friends In kan
Miss Katherine Nolkcr departed
Tusoday to visit friends IN st. Louis
Ernest and Josephine Scagga lctt
Saturday for Huntington. Ark. TO
visit their grandmother.
Miss May Williams uf Pulaski,
Tenn, IL the house guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. r. $ Williams OF I'll South
Walnut.
Mrs c. L. white and children
arrived Tuesday from brlstow 10
Join Mr.. White They viii max"
their home In Forest Park In the
future.
MIR. and Mrs. John Melton OF Full
ton. Ky. who have been the gucstH
OF MIR. and Mrs Henry knight, left
Wednesday to visit friends in okla
homa city.
Attorney and Mrs. L. O. Lytle and
daughter Katherine have departed
upon an overland trip through Ne'-
lowstono park and Colorado.
Mrs Arthur Black returned home
Wednesday from Wichita, kan.
whore she and MIR Black have been
visiting relatives and friends. MI.
Rlack remained TO transact business
matters.
Mrs Franklin + smith and Mrs.
| n. r. Thompson, have had as their
house guests for the past month
their mother. Mrs. II. u. DeFord,
and their sister ana husband, Mr..
and MrsG 4 Welch, who departed
| Tuesday for their home in Savannah,
| Tenn.
Mrs. II. Marks was hostess Tues.
day to the Figure Eight club whom
she entertained informally at her
home on South Cedar Aside from
! the club members. Mrs NJ. Topper
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CLAREMORE

Mrs Harriet Hobson of Sand
Springs, who has been visiting Mrs.
". f. sunday. left Monday for a
visit at Pittsburg, Kan. with her
grandmother.
Mrs. r. G. Bernhart and children
returned Sunday from an extended
stay at Eureka, Mo.
Misses Veta and Mary Gourd re-
turned this week from Sacred Heart
where they have been attending
school.
Roy L. Barnett, mail clerk on the
Missouri Pacific. and Mrs. Eril Eor-
skov Of this city were united in mar
riage at the home OF the bride. by
Rev T.. w. Martin. The ring cerc-
mony was used and Miss Rose Little
field OF Tulsa sang "Oh Promise
Me-" after which she played Mendel-
ssohn's welding march. After the
ceremony the bridal party went to
the country home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. o. S. webb.
where a bountiful dinner was served
The newlyweds left at once for their
honeymoon trip.
Chas. b. Gellispie of Alton and
Miss ,Sallie Long of this place were
married at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Long,
Monday morning by Rev. f. w.
Martin. They left Immediately for
their honeymoon which they will
spend In the Ozarks
Mrs ]. l.. Ross of Chelsea is spend
ing the week in the city with Mrs.
A. X. Ross.
The Kings Daughters OF the
Methodist church entertained all
the ladies Bible classes Of the city
With 4 reception given at their
church Thursday evening. A large
crowd was present and fine time
reported.
Mrs. J. W, Bishop spent Sunday
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CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
Roger Williams of Ninita spent
several days during the week the
guest OF his sister. Mrs Roy Nc
Keehan. and Mr.. McKeehan.
T.. J. Ghormley has returned from
n two weeks vacation spent at his
old home at Huntsville. Ark. He was
accompanied home by Mrs. Ghorm-
ley's mother, Mrs. ]. w. officer. who
will remain here about month
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Kemp enter
taired with handsomely appoint
ed dinner Thursday evening compli-
mcntlng Mrs. \. l.. Larson and her
sister, Miss Nina Petrie, both OF
Lincoln, III. Besides the honoree,
covers were laid for the following:
Judge and Mrs. II. l.. Pierce. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Il. Foster and Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. A. 4. Kemp. jr.. and II. l.
Burke Of Tulsa.
Mr.. and Mrs w. C. Gupton enter
tanned with a family reunion and
dinner last Sunday. celebrating the
18TH anniversary OF Mr.. Gupton's 3
tirth. Those present were: A H..
Guptcn and family OF Denver, Colo.
Fin GuD'op ami family Of Broken
Arrow Harry bradshaw and family
~ Tulsa and William Mater and
faril" ot Sand iprings
clarence Chidcrs is home from
WOOL al Haskell institute, Law
.. Kan, to spenu the summer VA
on period with his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Dan Childers, on South
in street.
Broken Arrow friends OF the
couple received announcement this
week OF the marriage OF Mr.. Lewis
FISHER Of this city to Miss Nellie
J.ee Cox Of Coweta, last Thursday at
Muskogee. They will reside in
Broken Arrow.
Miss Mary Rerry, after a months
visit to her sisters, Misses Nelma and
Laura Berry, has returned to her
homo at Rogers, Ark.
Mayor ]. l. Icwis has issued his
annual Fourth of July proclamation
designating Monday July s. as the
day business will be suspended and
Broken Arrow people celebrate.
Stanley Snowman is home from
Claremore much improved in health
by a course Of aths and also re-
ports his father, w C. Showman's
improvement is noticeable, although
tine latter will he compelled to re-
main at Claremore some time before
he is entirely free from the acute
attack Of rheumatism for which he
has been suffering.
j. c. Cathey IL spending n few
DAYS with Broken Arrow friends
having lust been released from mill.
tary duties at Douglas. Ariz.
Mrs, T.. T. Haynes and daughter
Miss Elizabeth OF Vinita, spent the
week with Broken Arrow friend.
and relatives.
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married in this city Friday by e.
W. Martin.
Miss Tehda White left Monday
Ter at Noedcsha.
Miss Thcda White left Monday
for an extended visit with her
sister at Neodesha.
CONETA.
Mrs. ! G Pinson was hostess NJ
~ o'clock dinner Sunday compli-
mentary TO her parents, MIR end
Mrs. srwall Dodge, this day bcirS
their ilst wedding anniversary MI
and Mrs H.. /. Davis the latter
also daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dodge Of Muskogco were also guests.
MIR. and Mrs w r. Rust enter
tained at dinner sunday Mr and
Mrs. G. ". Holder and the latter :
guests. Mrs II. /. WiuCland and
chi dren Of Boynton.
Mrs Downcy Nilburne was
hoctcss at dinner sunday In honor
Of Mrs u. J. Beavers. who left early
IN the wek to make her home IN
California Beside the houorec tho
guests were Mesdames s J. Cash
and G. n. Num- OF Porter and Mrs
A. O. Giger.
Mrs. H. j. Beavers departed
Tuesday for San Diego. Cal. whore
she will make her home. She will be
greatly missed by scores of friends
In Cowetl. who vi Join with us IN
wishing her success and happiness
in her new location. Mcsdamcs \. O,
lGiger and u. Milburn accompanied
her as Ear as MGskoEee.
Mrs r. H. Rul iscll and sister
Mrs AGcc, were shopping in Tulsa
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs j. Il. Montgomery
had as their guests for dinner sun
day. Dr. ana Mrs. n X. Riddle and
J Mr.. and Mrs. W W Johnson.
The younger set gave Mrs w. II
| Rust a surprise party Wednesday
evening, which was altogether a de-.
| lightful affair They also presented
| her with a pretty set Of salad forks
Ms an anniversary gift
Mrs. J. l. Trowcr went to Mus.
kogee Tuesday morning for a visit
OF several days with Mrs. Georgia
Gwinn
quite a large de egation OF young
! people. members Of the local Chris
| tian EndeAyor society, attended tn,
state convention at Muskogee last
week
Mrs. NJ. J. Collins was a visitor ir
Muskogee Tuesday
Miss Ruth Collins went to Mus
kogec Tuesday morning for a few
days visit with Miss Gladys Gwinn
Mrs, j. Il. Worlcy OF Sioux city
Iowa. arrived Monday for visi
with her mother, Mrs. Singleton, and
sister. Mrs. ". ~ Brim She was ac
eompanied by her son Claude.
Mr.. aud Mrs II y. Brim motoreC
to Tu sa Monday, the former t.
ilook after his store I'm that city.
Mrs Clara II. Bailey OF Orlano
ir'la., who had been visiting friend
I'm Coweta for a couple OF weeks. de
parted Monday for Muskogee. wher,
she made a brief visit, with friends
afterward going to Michigan I,
spend the summer.
Mrs Fred Vernon returned Sat
Nrday morning from Texas. wher,
she had been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Mock had a
weekend guests last week Mr.. an,
Mrs. r. G. Alexander Of Muskoge
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Brand
of Oklahoma city.
Mr. and Mr. e. W. IJeftwich an,
mother, Mrs. VI A. Laftwich. wer
visitors in Tulsa Monday.
Tho Presbyterian guild held n
finn meeting ur'il fan on Wednes
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STATE SOCIETY

in Wagner with her brother. Harry
Scudder.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Jones left
Monday for points In Iowa, driving
through In their car.
Miss Rachel Adair of Sapulpa
spent Sunday In the city with her
sister. Miss Mae Adair.
Misses Rose and Maude Littlefield
of Tulsa were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. c. y. Littlefield Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Bishop had as her guest
Monday. Mrs. NJ, j. Scudder of Chel-
sea.
Mrs. w. u. Mcclure and Mildred
Kates loft Sunday for a visit TO rel
atives in Sedalia, Mo.
Miss Alta Vance left Monday for
n visit to friends in Mantou and
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall OF Tulsa
spent Sunday in the city with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hail
Miss Ruth Kissiuger has gone on
vacation trip TO points In Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Challburg re-
turned Monday from a visit to points
in Illinois. having attended the
republican national convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hanes and sons
have returned to their home I'm
Muskogee after a visit at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Jim Collina.
Mrs. ID. Il. Elma of jerks Is In the
city on "A visit TO her mother, Mrs,
Katherine Sutherland.
Mrs. John Green and children
have gone to Yale for several
weeks visit.
Mr. and Mrs. j. c. Lipe has as
their Sunday guest Miss Lucille Rusl
of Pasons. Kan
Mrs George Jones OF Rogers, Ark
| is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
C. NJ. Seward
Miss Rose Feland OF Bartlesville
is in the city visiting with old
| friends
Mrs. ]. T.. Mcclellan entertained
the ladies auxiliary OF the Episcopa
church Thursday at her pretty sub
urban home.
Mrs. T.. c. Alberty returned sat
| urday from a visit TO her daughter
! Mrs. Sam Mccullough of Miami.
Mrs. Nellie Hunter and Miss Anna
| Mary Strange spent Sunday In Nc
| Alester with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ertef spen
! Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Saunders at Sageeyah.
Miss Virginia Lee OF Shawnee wal
in the city Saturday in the interes
of the B. Y. Il. IT,, of which she Il
secretary.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Thurman have
| returned from a visit to friends a
Richland. Mo.
end in the city with Mr., and Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs, Virgil Hendricksoi
OF Oklahoma City spent tho week
end in the city with Mr.. and Mrs
C. 3. Garden. -.
Miss Elma Helm went to Nowat'
Saturday to attend an Epworth lea
Miss Lois Pitts is on a visit Z
que convention.
Miss Lois Pitts In on visit
friends in Nowata.
Miss Ida Futhey of Sapulpa spen
the past week in the city the gues
of Miss Mae Rupard.
Mrs. Emma Bolen OF toyil spen
the Weekend In the city with he
sister, Mrs. T. +. Carpenter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Scott and Mrs. Harr
Hates spent the weekend In Cart
hage, Mo.
Mrs. Julia Zinn and daughte
Halle have gone on an extende
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ere
Scott, at Carthage, Mo.
W'liam Murray of Walters an
Miss Wilma Williams of Ninta wer
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Mrs. j. ~ Mize and daughter
Julia spent Saturday shopping In
Tulsa
Miss Daisy Wills OF Mounds spont
the weekend here at the house
guest OF Miss Nina Reed.
Misses Bob quinn, Vera Bonewitz
and Sylvia Jones visited In Tulsa
Saturday
Ruth Allen Davis departed Satur-
day to spend the summed with her
grandmother In Missouri.
Miss Julia Hunt and Ed Harvey
OF Tulsa were the over Sunday
guests Of Misses Carthell and Archie
Burnett.
Miss Julia BeEgs and Miss Iona
Myers Of Okmulgec spent SUNDAY
here with the formers sisters, Mrs
j. r, Check and Mrs j. NJ. Chs .k
Mrs. Wright @ Baker who spcnt
| the week here visiting her parents
MIR. and Mrs, j.. r. Smith, returned
Sunday to her home I'm Okmulgee.
Miss Incz kinnison and j A. Muir.
ray OF Tulsa andJ. w. Irwin and
McAmie McDougal OF Okmulgee
| were the weekend guests at the
| II. A. McDougal home.
j. T. Murphy motored over Satur.
day from his summer home In Bella
Vista, Ark, to transact business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Il. Fitzhugh
returned home Monday morning
from a two-weeks visit with the for.
mors father, Colonel Frank FitZ-
hugh, in Dallas, Texas.
Miss Grace SAKE. for nine years a
member of the Billy Sunday party,
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day afternoon with Mrs. A. X
Lcftwich as hostess After \ business
session a salad course was served.
Mrs. Horace l.. Benson and son.
Horace. IT., returned to their home
In Muskogee Friday evening after
q ten days visit with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. vi. \. Leftwich.
Dr. and Mrs. III. X. Riddle and
Mrs J. S. Skaggs motorcd to Mus.
kogeo Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. ana Mrs w, NJ. Holder mo-
torcd to Kcllcyvillc sunday
Mrs. Lem Vernon and children
have returned from a visit with rels
tivcs In Tcras.
Mrs. W ". Holder accom- panied
'hy her daughter of Keiloyvillo. ar
rived Tuesday morning for visit
az the home Of her son. ". NJ
Holder.