The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-13
TULSA Pastors Are Devo-
Ia tees of the Rod
4 and Reel.
ONE GOES TO FARM
How Pulpiteers Plan to Re-
cuperate During Summer
Vacation.


Han TO fish away" their vacations
and n number of others contemplate
d ot least several expeditions with rod
/, and reel during vacation time.
& Rev. l.. l.. Brannon, pastor OF Or
ruit Memorial church. who con-
4 frsses to being one Of those con-
firmed lovers of the rod with whom
iishing began at an early arge and
WIN continue as long as life lasts.
\ ,,f hie himself to the Ozarks and
6rgle for the unsophisticated trout
I'm the very green waters OF the
White river MIR. Brannon hakcs his
annual pilgrimage 10 the Ozarks
because he thinks there are no
streams quite ike the ozark
streams for fishing. With Mr.. Bran
aon will go Mys. Brannon, the Bran
non sons two. and the Brannon
daughters three. The only diff
Guilty Ia that we know so many
folks In those parts that they will
all insist on our visiting them and
| won't have nearly enough time for
fishing" MIR. Brannou said "Vaca-
lions for the Brannons Will not begin
until the first part OF August as
preparation for the new church
building will detain Mr.. Drannon
here until that date.
Rev. c. +. Siler. pastor of I'm
manuei BAPTIST church. will ,wcnd
his way to Neosho, Mo, in August
for a whole month of fishing and
"camping out" beside certain
streams in southwestern Missouri
with which he is well acquainted OF
Old. "Nr Siler has been taking a
fishing. vacation for-well-years
ana years" Mrs. S.ler said. Last
summer he prevailed upon me to
accompany him and | liked IT so
we'll that | am going along this sum
mer, too
Rev Everett Simpson of Grace
". l.. church will a!so be able to
! return to his favorite city in these
! United States with sCme true fish
stories for he and his family are to
spend their vacation under can
vls' somewhere on the shores OF
tho Illinois river. A holiday whiied
1 away in camping and fishing Is well
nigh a habit with Mr.. Simpson.
4 The family party, which will con-
sist Of Mrs. Simpson. the sons
Wayne. Lloyd. Ceci%and Aura. and
the daughter-in- law. Mrs. Aura
Simpson, will leave for Knoll. Ark,
a0out July 10.
Rev. Mea ie Dutt, pastor of the
First Christian church. is hoping
Tor an August vacation in some quiet
SPOT far from newspapers and tele-
graphs and the mad6ening crowd"
or professional summer resort seek
erS If there is any such place. He
considers that such a spot is more
likely obtainahle in The Ozarks than
In any other section of the country
near At hand on Mr.. Quits vaca-
uon Program will be reading. rest
G Inc -
outdoorslng' OF different kinds
Mr.. Dutt does not approve of the
reading of so much light" litera-
trre during the summer time and
the books which will jostle fishing
reel and outing garments In his
trunk will be of the "heavy," ="
inought.repuiring variety. With Mr.
Dutt Will SO his wife, his son,
i,,rooks and his young daughter
Rosalec.
>, Rev, ]. w. Abel, pastor Of the
fnst Methodist Episcopal church,
VIII not make an extended trip, as
ne was absent from his conGro ga
uol during the month of May
~nNe atten ling tho general assem-
tIE At les Moines, Iowa. He will
tdHe his vacation in installments
hpending the first days of several
weeks in fishing and canning in
SpCIs within easy motoring distance
oi luIsa and returning TO occupy his
pulpit on Sunday.
A. heV, w. q. Anderson, pastor, of
tt1e FIRST Baptist church, will spend
nls vacation down on the farm"
NSIh MS son, H. o.. Anderson, who
mas farm near Kansas City. The
term vacation" is a comparative
.ne only In this instance for Mr.
hhhuefson viii not "loaf and invite
N soul but will do real honest
t-soodness farm work 81 have
, ueeI spending my vacations in farm
work for tho past several wears"
Anderson said. II feel that with
VI" present shortage of foodstuffs
NJ, GH one OF us should do his bit to-
a, Iu increasing production. Also I
t unable to be with my son at
any other season OF the year"
orS, S,o!orado magnet for motorists,
SS"i De the vacation scene for Rev.
pr.W, Kerr, pastor OF the First
t,Ynyterian church, who with his
o,nly NH, WIN start on a -four weeks
rago aS,or trip to and through Colo
''uo ABOUT August 0.
o,"eN and Mrs. Robert X. Clarke
" the College hin community
a, .urch are to visit the old folks
nome during their vacation
NM N'ne' Mrs Clarke and little Dorothy
fnr,e VIII go to Mrs. Clarke's
n, "ier S home in Centerville, Ohio,
a. .Huuday for months visit. Mr..
A"r,"e VIII join them there early in
,5S;S,us 5S ust and the family will then
en,e the home OF Mr.. Clarke's par
,ast S IN Nashville, Tenn. during the
'fSt OF the month.
blsH Wv W. H. Murphy, jr., will leave
rs pdstorate at the Second Pres
tG,N'lan churcn on July 6 to spend
viii month at Galveston, Texas,
Iar I' ms wife, who is now visiting
Parents at ParkNlle, Mo.
-. vacation of Rabbi Charles b.
tn t Iemp.e Israel, and his wife is
~ ~ passed in a visit to the home
Hs parents In Kansas City and
La, PARENTS in Cincinnati. Mrs
tn WIN leave Tulsa about June 2l
ioip Wy voice In Chicago and will
iho NJ Late In Kansas City about
nn nIuale of July. There will be
,bo rrSaching at the temple during
ner aosshce of MIR. Latz and lay
iccs "'!l have charge of the serv-
w because Of the "busyness" OF Rev
me- ~ Todd with details consequent
entra the recent dedication Of and
,na ance into the new Nogales Ave-
haS inaptist church. he has not yet
. tmt uine TO mobilize vacation plans,