The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-04
MINISTERS
ARE VACATIONING
Tulsa Pastors Use the
"Official" Month to
Get Out for Rest
STOP SOME SERVICES
Most Pastorates Will be
Filled by Men From
Out of the City

with the opening OF August "offl-
cisl' vacation month OF tho year.
Tulsa pastors are hioing them away
70 other sections OF the state and to
other states for vacation trips.
Rev. J. W. Abel OF tho First
Methodist Episcopal church left
Monday for n months stay In Siloa m
Springs. Ark. whore other members
OF his family are occupying a cot
taFe. The church office during his
absence will be In charge OF Miss
Faye Emery, pastors assistant. who
has just returned from a visit with
homcfolk In Mott. North Dakota.
Sunday evening services Will be dis
continued during the month Of Au-
gust Tho pulpit will be filled on
Sunday morning. August 3. by Rev.
Kellogg. dean OF the department OF
Bible at the Methodist university OF
southern California. now attending
n convention at Sloan Springs, and
on Sunday morning, August 10, by
Rev. j. u. Thnckery OF this city,
superintendent OF the Tulsa district
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
Following farewell dinner given
Jointly in honor OF Rev. Robert II.
Clarke OF the College I'm Commu-
nifty church and Prof o. s. Duffen-
dack, former clerk OF the church
session, IN the Y. NJ. G. A. yesterday
by the church session, Mr. Clarke
left for Chicago whore he will pur-
, chase motion picture machine for
the showing Of films In the church
community house now being re-
painted and papered. About one
fourth Of tho purchase money for the
machine has already been raised by
different church organizations, the
most recent contributions being $50
earned by the Kendall scout troop
No. Q. and $40 secured by Sunday
school pupils from the sale OF paper,
10 salvage company.
From Chicago. Mr.. Clarke viii 70
TO Cincinnati, Ohio, to Join his wife
and their little daughter Dorothy,
and later visit his parents In Tcnnos-
see. There will he no evening SER
vices at the church during his ABB
sence. The pulpit will be supplied as
follows; August s. Harry l.. Heinz
man; August IL, Otto G. Seymour;
August %, Rev. s. t. drigsby; Au-
gust 20. Dr. ]. M. Gordon,
Rev. Meade Dutt Of the First
Christian church, with his wife, son
Brooks. and little daughter Rosalec.
will go TO Tahloauah wednesday for
n month OF informal outing. Rich
ard Hebron, educational director
OF the church, will conduct church
services during Mr.. Dutt's absence.
on Wednesday, also, Rev. G. w. Kerr
of the First Presbyterian church,
with his wife, son Hawley and
daughter. Miss Margaret. will leave
for motor trip TO Colorado. Rev.
Hugh A. Creswell. assistant pastor,
will be In charge OF church work
while Mr.. Kerr Is out OF the city.
Rev. w, II. Murphy. jr.. of the
Second Presbyterian church. ana
Mrs Murphy returned Sunday from
visit TO Galveston, Houston. Fort
Worth, Dallas, and Terrell, Texas
!, During tho vacation of Rev, /. s,
Barton. the work OF the Boston Ave-
nuo NJ. 70. church II In full charge
/. of G, j. Allen, assistant pastor, who
rsturned Sunday from visit In st.
Joseph. Ienox. Iowa, and Kansas
! City, Mo, The pulpl; was filled sun
day by Rev. A. J. Weeks of Dallas,
editor of the Texas Christian 'Advo-
cate, the official organ OF southern
Methodism in Oklahoma, Texas, and
New Mexico. Rev. Mike Cassidy OF
Miami viii preach at morning and
evening services on sunday, August
81.