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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-25
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ger of 1928 South Eighth street, en-
tertained with very formal lun-
cheon at the Country club. In the
receiving line with Mrs. Steinburger
were Mrs w. G. Pattern, of this
city, Mrs Ethel McAlester and Mrs.
Royal c. Stewart of Oklahoma City.
The luncheon was one Of the most
enjoyable social events that has
been given during the season. The
decorations for the dining room and
table were autumn flowers and
leaves, arraigned very attractively.
These present we're Mesdames W.
II. Gilkey, w. G. Pattern, c. G. Plott
II. T. Hampton, A. b. Leeds, f. G.
Hall, F.. L. Slusher, Harry A. Lud-
low l.. d. Major, II. f. German,
Thomas H. Dwyer, Claud t. Sigmon,
Ed Shultz, VIII Dwyer, Jim c. Ter
rell Geo. II. Evans, Alger Melton,
Adrain Melton, Will Melton, ]. A..
Hyndman, w. G. Harweli, l.. Il.
Emanuel, o. NJ. Clycomb, Oastley
Anderson, r. X. Wooten, Arthur j.
Barry, r. M Cavett, A. Schuler,
Harry Brownson, Chas. T. Williams
j. b. Sparks, Homer Bond, l.. c. Hut
son, Harry Hammerly w. G. Meth
win, Witherspoon, H. e. White, s..
c. Durbin, Edmond Gilkey, Claude
Erwin, Harmon p Ellis Roy Lewis,
c. NJ. Brooks, Gunter, Bryce T.
smith, Wendell f. Foster, ID. II.
Roche, j. G. Good, G. w. Austin, T
H. Williams, r. r. Montgomery, A.
c. Crosse, j. Edwin Pool, p. G. Spin
ing, f. NJ Frey, j. S. Blackmon, j.
G. Ambrister, j. w. Owsley, ID. $.
Downey, Roy Smith, Elmer Terrell
d. M. Cavaness, b. b. Barefoot, A
G. McKain, A, y. Cochran, Geo. Beel-
er, r. f. Thweatt, r. r. Estes, M
S. Cralle, G. b. Campbell Ethel Nc
Allister, r. C. Stewart, Edwards, c.
f. Findley, j. d. Carmichael and
Miss Jennie Williams.
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The cares of school room and of
flee were cast aside and in their
stead informality and fun reigned
when the Rotary club members, with
their wives entertained the faculty
members of the entire city school
system at dinner at the Early hotel
last night
Plates were laid for 112 and in
the elaborate five course dinner, a
color scheme of green, pink and
white was carried out, in conformity
with the decorations OF tables and
room
The program was unique, in that
in its entirety it was impromptu.
Everything that was said was, after
the custom of Rotary, extemperan-
eous The possible chill OF formality
that may have been present when
the diners entered the room was
partially shattered as guests and
hosts mingled in the search for their
places, by placecard, and whatever
suffness may have remained was
entirely dspeled by another Rotary
custom that followed Alexander b.
Leeds, president of the Chickasha
Rotary club and toastmaster Of the
occasion, explained that in Rotary,
everyone is addressed by his chris
tian name. He explained also the
method of self introduction setting
the example by introducing himself
as Alexander Bartholomew Winches
ter Leeds Next, the superintendent
of the city schools confessed that his
full name ls Timothy Tucker Mont
gomery. AS the self introductions
continued around the tables, many
weird and 'htherto unpublished
combinations of names came to light
and furnished much merriment.
The singing, in unison, of old,
familiar songs added charm and en-
tertainment to the occasion These
we're interspersed by impromptu
talks, assigned at random by the
POSTMASTER in conformity with what
ever wild idea he happened to pos
sess This method kept guests and
Rotary members alike in state of
keen expectancy as everyone ex-
pected to be called on next" owing
to the fact that the shots OF the
toastmaster were apparently going
80 at random. AS in illustration of
the topsy-turvy elimination of the
program, Wendell r. Foster was
asked by the toastmaster to deliver
the address of welcome, his talk
being the concluding number of the
program
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Honoring Mrs. Carter.

The Missionary society of the
Methodist church entertained at the
home of Mrs Chester Cowen, AIS
Iowa Avenue Friday evening honor
ing Mrs. ]. M. Carter who is leav-
ing the city to make Oklahoma City
her home. An ice cou Sc was served
and Mrs. Carter was presented with
a beautiful pair of candle sticks as
a token of the esteem in which she
is held by the society.
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Mrs. Steinbereer Entertains.
On Friday Mrs. Clinton Steinbur
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Mrs. Isaac Hutton Harness, presi-
dent of the Oklahoma division, Unit
ed Daughters of the Confederacy,
spent last Monday in Oklahoma City
the guest of honor of the Oklahoma
City chapter, U. d. G, At IL o'clock
noon an elaborate luncheon was
president. Mrs. w. d. Henderson, to
the state and chapter officers, after
which all drove to the state house
inspecting that beautiful building
for an hour While there they went
to the memorial room set aside for
the use OF the U. d. c. and U. G.
V. where at 230 the first meeting
of the fiscal year was convened.
Some 200 members and guests
were present
After the business hour delight
full program was rendered Punch
was served while the numerous
friends paid their respects and greet
i.Pe to the honored guests.
Mrs Harness states that the Okla
homa chapter has over $4,000 in
the treasury and will defray the ex-
penses of all their veterans to the
reunion to be held at Houston, Tex.
in October.
The u. d. G. work over the en-
tire state is progressing nicely, Mrs.
Harness states. A new chapter was
organized at Duncan Thursday even
ing.
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nelInhtfuI Chicken harpecue.

Delightful Chicken Barbecue.
A delightful chicken barbecue was
given by Dr. A. B. Leeds, last Sat
urday evening at the Country club,
in honor of his two guests, G. II.
Miller of Valley Ranch, N. M, and
w. II. Suringer of Los Wages, n. M
The barbecue was serTed on the
lawn Of the Country club at one long
table which was decorated artist
cally with wilG -owers. coal oil
lamps were used to afford sufficient
light After the dinner was served
the guests danced in the club house
until q late hour and most pleas
ant evening resulted.
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ANADARKo SURPLUS STORE all who desire
picking the regular pyramiial x6 ~
with poles ropes
reclaimed salyag tents
but Glass material
goods all descriptions the best TO
prices large
in
will
parcel post prepaid. b. Anadarko Wire
phone your A. Prop
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George A. McGehee spent part
of last week in Guthrie, receiving MS
thirty-second degree in Masonry ana
on his return home stopped in Okla
homa City where he became
Shriner
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The Evangel Sunday school class
of the First Baptist church. taught
by Rev S. d. Taylor, entertained
the girls from o. c. W. who held the
Baptist church as their preference,
in the church parlor last evening.
Ice cream and cake were served as
refreshments. Mrs S. d, Taylor
will entertain her class tonight
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Mrs. Nellie C. Armstrong and
daughter Rebecca, and little Ola
Andrews, 1923 Chickasha avenue, re-
turned home last week from a trip
to Des Moines, Iowa, where they
visited Mrs.l sArmstrongs son, L. ..
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SOCIETY NOTES.

+ + + = + + = + = + +
Miss Leta Major, 62S South Sixth
street, returned yesterday from Nor
man, where she has been attending
school, to spend the week end visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Major and friends.
-
harry Hill who has been attend
ing school at Norman, will spend the
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Christian ladies' Meet.

On Thursday afternoon the Ladies
Aid society of the First Christian
church held their regular meeting.
In addition to the lesson, very in
formal reception was given, in honor
of Mrs. Clifford B. James birthday.
Lovely refreshments were served and
every one reported having spent a
delightful afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Duggers, 1872
South Thirteenth street returned
yesterday from weeks visit at
their ranch near Albany, Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-25
Baptist ladies' Meet.

The Ladies Missionary society of
the First Baptist church held an all
day meeting last Thursday at the
church. An informal luncheon was
served at the noon hour.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-25
week end at his home here.

Miss Myrtle Ive returned yester-
day from six weeks vacation IN
California, where she visited points
OF interest.
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KINDERGARTE

1928 South Thirteenth
FALL TERM begins September
9th. Afternoon classes in special
subjects.
MRS. j. II. WHITE.
Phone 981.
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Emma Dots.

Monday. July 19.-At the time of this
writing we are having some nice rains,
which are greatly improving crops.
Mr.. W. T.. Foster made business
trip to Sarepta last Friday.
Mr.. J. $. cozby visited ut Oak Grove
Saturday night and Sunday.
Mr.. Raymond Cole visited Mr.. Rufus
Foy. at Oak Grove. Saturday.
Miss Ruby Arnold, of Miller's Bluff,
visited Miss Minnie Cozby last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Palmer, and
family. and Miss Georgia Palmer. all
of Sarepta. visited Mrs. $. G. Cozby
last Thursday.
The series of meetings at this place,
begun on the 18th by Rev. James +.
Tidwell, Of Haughton, came to a close
| with only one addition to the church
Yet. there was a great work done by
| Brother Tidwell. WHO Is all able yOura
| minister of the Gospel. He will be will
us the second Sunday in each mentl
to preach at the Emma Church
Rev. Tidwell, u. II. Collie and J. Il
/ Ronines visited J. II. Collie ut Gal
Grove saturday. Mr.. Cole has been ol
the sick list the past Week. hut Is slowl!
improving. and his early recovery i
bo,ed for. CRAB APPLE.
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plain Dealing. Route Three.

Monday, July 19.-We are still hay
ing some rainy weather.
Mr.. Joe Styles left Saturday morning
to attend the meeting at Shiloh.
Miss Tollie Anderson spent the week
end with her cousin, Miss jamie Grisgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graham are Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. w.
Arnold.
Misses jamie Griggs and Bessie VIII
son were pleasant guests Of Miss Rubye
Arnold Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Wilson and chill,
dren returned home yesterday from a
few days visit at Springhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Griggs spent yes
terday afternoon very pleasantly will
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Crouch.
Mrs. y. w. Arnold left last Thursday
afternoon for IA few days visit in Hoss
ton with friends and relatives.
Mrs. j. u. wilson and children spent
the afternoon very pleasantly with Mrs
!. II. Arnold one day last week.
Mesdames ]. Il. Arnold and $. d
pittnnln made Il business trip to Pliiil
Dealing Wednesday Of last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Andrews left OH
day last week for II few days visit II
| Texas. with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ID. Pittman and littl
daughter (Gladys) are spending til
,.,s+l, %l,13, NJ, ,.G,,fs AFR and Mrs
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plain Dealing Department
special nurse from that place. He stood
the trip home remarkably well.

special nurse from that place. He stood
the trip home remarkably well.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Allen are Wis
it0rs to New Orleans.
Mrs. ]. D. Herndon has returned
home from Lewisville. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs Ell Newton are the
proud parents of a 14h-pound girl.
Miss Hazel Swindle is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. w. Z. Allen. OF Shreveport.
Many friends will he glad to learn
that Miss Aline Kendrick Is improving.
Miss Martial Winston. of Moor
ingsnort, is with her sister. Mrs. q. G..
Lyon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson, of BENTON.
was /, guest of Mrs. w. H. Martin yes
terday.
Mrs. j. NJ Ailair left last Thursday
for Hot Springs, Ark, to meet her
| daughter.
Mrs. J. S. Grey spent yesterday in
Shreveport as a guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rob Curry.
| Mrs. e. L. Allen spent last Friday
with her sister. Mrs. &. o. Dunmire,
of Shreveport.
The baptist Sunday School gave
an ice cream supper for the little folks
! last Thursday afternoon.
Misses Vey Kendrick and Lois
Swindle were visitors to Shreveport
Friday of last week.
Miss Dena Sherburne returned t.
collinsburg last Wednesday. after a
visit of several weeks with her family
and friends residing near Baton Rouge
/ Miss Margaret Thompson, of Gil
liam, and little Miss Martha Ivey are
visiting Mrs. Jack Fenet. They came
in Monday from Mr.. Ivey's home, neal
Benton.
Death has claimed another gOot
woman of this place. Mrs. ID. G. Bolton
who had been Il resident of Bolinge
and Plain Dealing for twelve years
passed away Monday night. Mrs. Bol
ton seemed to he in perfect health unit
Monday about four O'Clock. when sh
suffered Il stroke of paralysis of TIL
throat. death claiming her within Il FEY
hours. She was Il very public spirite
woman and had wide circle of friends
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Not Hi. Fault.

Ephrum johnson was up before Judge
Shimmerplate on the charge of cruelty
to animals. Deed All wasn't abusin
dat mule, Judge the old fellow de-
INJURED.
Ibid you strike it repeatedly with
a club"
$ Yassah.'
g. And do YOU not know that you
can accomplish more with animals by
speaking to them!'
:. Yassah; but dis critter am Differ
ent. He am so def he can't hear me
when All speaks to him in de usual
way, so All has to communicate wild
him in de sign language. '-Erchdn0e.
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Mrs. Wheeler Posses Awsy

Della sutton, born November .. 1880,
I'M Winnsburo. $. C.. moved to louis
lana during 1879. and on October 5.
1873. at Red Land, was united In mar
rage by Rev. A. r. Banks to Henry
r. Wheeler. Reared by Presbyterian
parents (members of the Banks Chapel
congregation) she united with tbat
church at an early age. and ever lived
the life of a Jealous Christian up 70
the time of her death. which occurred
mt her home in this place Saturday OF
last week 1.-THE 11tlD.
AS result Of the union above re-
ferred to there were born nine chill
dren. one of whom-Thomas Jefferson
Wheeler-was accidentally killed ut the
aye Of ten years The eight living chill
dren are: Mr. Jesse C.. Wheeler. OF
Lake Charles: Mrs. Dora Robinson, OF
DeOueen, Ark; Mr.. John H. Wheeler
Mrs. Sallie Lovelady, Mrs. Eula Davis
! Mrs. Mary Ship. George Gould Wheel
! or and Minor Wallace Wheeler. all OF
| this place. Also. the deceased Is sur
viyed by the widower. twenty-eigh'
grandchildren. two great-grandchiidrel
and other relatives.
Mrs. Wheeler was resident OF Pl;ill
Dealing only about five years. but FOL
lowing the date of her marriage
/ seven years ago-has always been
resident of North Bossier. She was
kindly woman. of endearing traits o
character, was surrounded by Wild
circle of friends. and will be great!
| missed by those who best knew her.
/ The interment was held Monday Il
Plain Dealing Cemetery. the funer;'
service being attended by large crow
of sorrowing relatives and friends.
Plain Dealing. La, July u. 192O.
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From Arkana.

Tuesday. July 2O.-More rain Sunday
and last night.
Mr.. Dean has hegun delivering beef
again.
The farmers are bringing In vege-
tables and melons, but no fruit.
H. T. and q. y. Lester We're vfs1tors
to Walnut Hill. Ark. last Saturday.
The protracted meeting will he hesnll
next Saturday ut Gllalyhe;ite Church
Mrs. Fannie Lester IL iii poor health
The correspondent hopes she may sooii
recover perfect health.
Mrs. $. \. Gilium and daughter, Nio-
let, were guests of AIRS 4. IL. Wheeler
Saturday night and Sunday.
The correspondent has l,een told that
q. ID. Lester. who was named as one 81
Il committee of four to solicit suhscrip
lions for /, fund to be used III replirin.
tile lhalylleate Church has his amount
| (S1OO) subscribed. -LA.-ARK-
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CORRESPONDENCE
plain Dealing. Route Three.

Tuesday, July 2O.-AIiss Willie Stray
han is on the sick list this week.
Mrs. ]. +. Strayhan Is visiting rela-
tives residing in Oil City.
Mr.. Charlie Pugh is in Shreveport,
having dental work done.
Mr.. j. A. Love is doing some much
needed work on the roads.
Mrs. Il. 4. Winllam spent last week
with her daughter. Mrs. $. II. Strayhan.
Mrs. H. NJ. Spruill and little daugh.
ter. Virginia, are visiting relatives IN
Monroe.
Mrs. Joe Murphy. of Zwolle. Is visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. B
Winham.
Rev. Materne did not fill his regular
appointment Sunday on account of un
favorable weather.
Miss Nohlee Winllam was taken to
Shreveport sanitarium to undergo al
oper;ltion for appendicitis.
Miss Roxie Strayllan. Of Belcher
spent the weekend with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Strayhan, ST.
Mrs. Kestal Winham and children
and Mr.. Geogre Winhan. of Hosstoi
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. b. WinhaM
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckinney. 0
Plain Dealing. and Mr.. Carter Mckii
ney. of Gillian. spent Saturday an
Sunday with Mrs. H. H. Strayhan.
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for appendicitis. Lewis will he greatly
missed in his home community. He
was u student in the Ivan School
T. c. Burks is in Benton this week
serving as petit jury.
Percy NOrthcott has sold his crop
and gone to the Homer oil field to work.
Munroe and Sam Burks were haul
ing lumber last week (from Gleason's
milf for bridge purposes.
Farmers report sows coming up out
of the woods without their pigs 1t is
thought the pigs were drowned during
the big rain.
Mr.. w. +. Young. who has been quite
i'll the past two weeks Is reported much
better and is now able to take some
nOurishment.
Dave Johnston had as guests Satnr-
day night Ito eat ice creamy Charlie
Turks and family. Mrs. Lottie Burks
and daughter. Vashti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. residing near
Ivan. are the proud parents of an
eight-pound girl. born last Friday. This
| il the fourth child in the family.
L 2
Mrs. Irene Alden and two grandsons
of Hope, Ark. are visiting Mrs. Alden's
sisters. Mesdames I4ottie Burks and
Catherine Bounds. and their brother
/ Mr.. Warren Young.
Mrs. hurry WestbrOok has been Wis
Using her mother. Mrs. Lottie Burks, thu
past week Mr.. WeSthrOok c;lme up Sat
urlay and returned to his work yester
day. Vashti will remain another week
/ Mrs. ]. l.. Northcott and daughter
Lucinda. visited ut the home Of MI
Pies Johnston. of Plain Dealing, las
Thursday. They brought Mrs. Rhode
back with them for an extended vlsl'
Lucinda Northcott spent Tuesda
night of last week in Cotton Vale
with Ethel Collie. -FREcKLEs.
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LOCAL AND Personal.

MFR. ]. NJ, Pearce. of Hetlin, was a
r;sitor here Sunday.
s-Mr. Charlie Keith, of Hosston, was
I. visitor here Yesterday.
-ariss Ruth Herndon is visiting her
..tor Mrs. Tom Adger, of Gillian.
Mrs. Barton Purcell Is visiting her
..,.er Mrs. I. NJ. Gatlin. of Ninock.
Mrs. Clifford Wright Went to Brad
!, Ark. Tuesday to visit her mother.
Mrs. Luther Boggs spent yesterday
,,,ti Miss Lucille Edwards. of Benton.
Mrs. w. c. Meares and Mrs. Jack
,.,.res we're visitors to Shreveport
Monday.
Mrs. W. Il. Swindle and daughter,
r.th4rine. were Shreveport visitors
yesterday
AR r. J. Purcell spent Tuesday
Iii, his mother. Mrs. J. $. Purcell, of
shreveport.
Mr.. Joe Flowers has accepted Il
....;t;on with the NJ. l.. Bath Company
Il Shreveport.
mfr. and Mrs. Lee Bush and daugli-
a. are visiting Mrs Ruslfs mother
.Irs. Holmes. Of Hosston.
Miss Madge Wyche returned home
r,stertlay from Shreveport, where she
,,aa been visiting Mrs. w. w. Blocker
Mrs. Nj. NJ. Ward has been called
!. her old home in indianapolis. Ind.
IS account of the very serious illness
. Nor mother. Mrs. Craig.
j Mrs. Il. u. Wilmington and littl.
nm Robert, jr.. of Ivan. returned home
Taestlay after Il visit of several days a
M home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Martin
Mrs. N. ". Thompson. who ha'
s,ept the past year with her daughter
NM w. Fl. Martin. has returned t,
Nashville, Tenn. She was accompanies
fl,sre by her daughter, Miss JUL;
Thonr,soil who has been visiting her
about ten days.
Mfr. Rayford Cheshire returne'
Monday from Rochester, Mimi, wher
10 has been under treatment mt a sali
tarium for several months. He wa
accompanied bone by his wife and
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Oak Hill Happenings.

Monday. July 19.-This community
was visited by Il heavy rain Saturday
night.
Miss Lydia Ward spent the weekend
with Miss Myrtice Hamiter.
Mrs. Lille Seward was a guest yes
terday of her mother. Mrs. Ed Hamiter
Mr.. Garland Ward. of the Homer oil
fields. spent Saturday night with home
folks.
Mrs. Adeline Laury was guest OF
Mrs. Il. E. Hamiter Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Seleter Ship spent Sunday
night very pleasantly with Miss Leasy
Seward.
Mr. Luci,,n Shipp and family were
pleasant visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Seward Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Garland Ward. james Ham
| tier, George Seward and I1inlon Ray
| left to-day for the Homer oil field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Hendricks. OF
the Alabama settlement. spent Sunda!
night with Mrs. Hendricks father. Mr.
Il. +. Hamiter. sr.
/ Those present at the dance given al
/ the home Of Mr.. ]. +. Atkinson las
Friday night were: Miss Lydia Ware
and Mr.. Carl Baker. Miss Myrtic'
i Hamiter and Mr.. Willie Baker. Mis-
cecile Atkinson and Mr.. w. u. Love
| lady. Miss Lillian Lewis and Mr.. {. Il
Seward, Miss Leasy Seward and MI
/ Dick Atkinson. Miss Ruby Cockrell AM
Mr.. George Seward, Miss Evelyn Atkin
son ard Mr.. james Hamiter, and Mis-
Thelna Seward and Mr. MT Murphy
Messrs. A. II. Davis, Dave Hamiter an
Lee Ward. MICKEY.
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Phillips Hnl.

Tuesday. July 2O.--.And still 1t rains.
but surely corn will not suffer.
Lucinda Nortllcott spent hast Satur-
day night and sunday with Miss Hazel
Campbell. Of Ivan.
Mr.. Joe bounds and flIciall .Bnrks
were IN Shreveport last week. While
there they purchased d new road wagon.
MIR. and Mrs. Hhosles. Of tie ]. r
.Adair old place. below Ivan, had the
misfortune to loose one sf their ssons-
Lewis Rhodes who passed assay SUN
| day morning ut six ncloek Mt Shreve
FORT sanitariunL fcllowfag al OIssrafioi
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III. Boss Generosity.

Patrick worked for a VIGOROUSLY
stingy boss and lost no chance to let
the fact be known. One day waggisli
friend. wishing to twit him. remarked
]. Pat, / hear your boss just gave you
d brslnd-new suit Of clothes.
/. No. said Pat. only 4 part OF a
suit"
:. What part!
The sleeves IN the vest ''--Phtid'
dclphia Ledger.