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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
editor M|TCHELL'S
TRAVELS
TRIP TO WASHINGTON-A DOWN
POUR OF RAIN-ROUGH ROUTE
TO BERItYVILIE-CLIM A
MOUNTAIN.

l left Richmond for Berryville at
4 o'clock in the morning Saturday,
April 9, 1921 in an effort to make Il
trip Of approximately two hundred
miles by night-fall in order to do
some work for the Order. had dccid
ed to leave in plenty Of time and the
original time set for plunging into
the darkness of the country was any
where from IL to 2 p. M. Robinson
Davis had the Stanley steam ear ready
for the trip for any Of those hours.
But to those who do not know it, l
beg leave to state that this is April
and we had April weather. When leaV
ing time came, the rain was coming
down In torrents. In the party were
Mrs. Lucy Cross. Miss Eva G. Davis
and Miss Rebecca T. Mitchell.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
LEAVING OPERATING ROOM

When he was being rolled from tho
operating room, he looked around aud
recognized his wife, Georgia and his
son, Douglas and checrfully greeted
them with "Hcllo, sweetheart" Doug.
lass says that the greeting to him was
that he did not know that he was
there. He converscd with his friends
and the conclusion ,as that the opcr
alton was q success. The surgeons had
hopes Of him for some days, provided
coma did not set in. 1t was Friday
about noon that Mrs. Pricn who remain
ed near him not '2oh q change and she
spoke to him. He apparently did not
recognize hcr.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
GARD OF THANKS.

TO +he Friends, Societies and all Or.
CARNATIONS of which he was a mem
Der, and the General Public:--.
The family OF A. j. Price. deceased
finds words inadequate to fully cX'
press their gratitude and highest APP
probation for the many Eindnesses
shown them in their sorrow in words
letters of sympathy, beautiful floral
designs stone fablcts etc
80 live In hearts VIC ,cavc behind
Is not to die" is so applicable at this
time. We "av God bless you all.
His wife and son,
GEORGIF A. PRICE.
a. d. PRICE, JR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
AT TRUE REEFORNIERs HALL.

Wednesday night April 9th ana SEQ
the beautjGul play Somewhere In
Texas" This play will bo presented
for the first time in Richmond by
some Of the best young talent Of the
city. Secure VOW tickets early. Given
under the auspices OF tho Nursery
Board of the National Idcnl Benefit
Societys Miss =. '.''~ Manager
Admission tw"..t nnts.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
JORDAN-RANSOM

Mr.. Edgar Ransom announces the
marriage OF his daughter, Ethel O.
to Mr.. Henry r. Jordan. which took
place Wednesday, April 20, 1921. Rev.
u. d. Lewis performed the ceremony.
Reception Friday, April Goth. 1921,
from 7:30 to 1880 Mt their residence
TIC W. Leigh street Friends invit ell
No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23

Miss Marietta l.. Chiles is dead. She
She passed away during the early
morning hours Of Saturday, April 1G,
2:20 O'clock after long and painful
illness. She was one Of the most IN.
fluential women in the State. She
was veteran In the profession OF
teaching and she had host Of friends
throughout the country. Every effort
wns made to prolong her life and the
physicians held out hopes Of her re.
covery up to the last moment. She
was teacher In Baker School, Grand
Worthy Register Of Deeds of the
Grand Court Of Virginia, Order Of Ca
lanthe, member OF the Executive
Board OF the Pythian Calanthe Indus
trial Association and most influen-
tial member of many other organiza-
lions. seSsE
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
THE PASGi1rsiCG OF; The
OLD MASTER
THE LAST DAYS or "A. Id. PRICE,
- VETERAN UNOEITAKER,

The special surgeons called in to
pass on the case OF A. ID. Price, the
noted funeral director held their
consultation Thurs. April Z, at the resi-
dence, adjoining his place OF business
210 E. Leigh street. When we last
saw him, that Of a"l.uoI., he was cheer
full and apparently in no pain. He
drew his hand quickly across his left
leg above the ankle, indicating that
the amputation would be made. That
night, he took his i:,sl journey TO Rich
mond Hospital and by / p. NJ. Friday.
9th inst, all was over. He came from
under the operation was the cheering
information.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23

-Mnnv visitors in the city have
given Richmond Il holiday appearance.
The Fifth st. Baptist Church Is
now being attended by great crowds
and much money is heing collected.
Many people IRE out of employ
ment here now seeking work.
The Virginia Baptist Church will
meet next month in Washington, with
the leadership, Rev. r. J. King.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
THE YOUNG SUCCESSOR.

Young Price, who has been under
the training OF his father Is already
groomed for hhe responsible duties
now being thrust upon him and tho
Price teams are still seen upon the
streets and the fine Price equipment
is still seen vending its way to tho
graveyard. Tine master is gone, but
the work of more than quarter OF q
century still lives and functions.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
IN MEMORY.

In loving memory OF my husband,
w. B. F. Thompson who passed away
six years ago, April 81, 1916.
Not gone from memory nor from
love
But to our Fathers home above.
Loving wife.
ADELAIDE q. THOMPSON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
NEXT WEDNESDAY AT THE TRUE
REFORAIERS HALL.

Soc Rufe Bronson, Gan innocent
MANI given into the hands of Hike
Maynard and his notorious gang, and
its results, in SOMEWHERE IN
TEXAS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
A REMARKABLE CHARACTER

She was tirelcss worker in her
particular field OF ondeavor. Her fun
cri took place Tuesdya, April 10th
from the First Baptist church. The
rostrum was one mass or expensive
floral offerings. Representatives Of
the Grand Court from all over the
State were present and floral offerings
came in by mail and express. The
long list Of testimonials were read.
Grand Worthy Counsellor John Nit.
chell, Jr, directed tglat all charters
of the subordinate courts be draped
for a period Of ono year and the same
he done with the charter OF the Grand
Court.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
AT HOME.

DR.. and Mrs. s. II. Shact. ford, will
lie at home, Psi: p. stree. - their
friends, on Thursday April %, 1891
From 8 to ii o'clock P. M. No cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
HE WAS SINKING
'ou arc wearing II veil" he said
i finally she did make him recoe


/ finally she did make him recog
/" g her. Then he called the name Of
. sister, Laura and sank into uncon
seriousness from which he never recov
cred. That night at about 10 o'clock
all was over, The body was removed
to his residence. Emh1Imer and Fun
eral Directors H.. l.. Minor and J. e.
Robinson performed the last rites in
this respect. MI Juhn Il. Johnson as.
sisted ut the funoral. Funeral Direc.
tor Fl. l.. Minor H,..iat.a Funeral Di.
rector J. NJ Wilkerson, who had
charge of tho funeral. Mr.. Lawrence
Is. Henry was MISC las, ing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
EDITOR JOHN MITCHELL.
REPORTED DEAD 7
PREPARATIONS FOR FUNERAL

Editor john Mitchell, Jr. left
Richmond Saturday April 8, 1921
Tor Berryvale, Va. by way of Wash
ington in his Stanley Steamer. Sat.
uraay II ght, Funeral Director A. d.
IT co died and knowing that the
Ed'tor was deeply Interested in the
case, roscoe G. Mitchell telegrapbed
10 washington for him to be notified
Al lie passed through there. The mes
sage became mixed ~ crot>ed for It
reaa mat John Mstchell Jr. was dead
anu as result some one telegrapheh
the Information to A. D. Prico In
n-chm3hd with the understanding
that he would got the BODY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
AT WOODLAND CEMETERY.

The various organizations then con
Quoted yhcir funeral rites. Those who
came 10 attend the funeral exercises
were the following:
Her brothers Lawyer J. Alex Chilos
of Lexington, Ky. and G. r. Chile CT
WASHINGTON. d. c. Her sister, Mrs
Julia Jeter Of Newport News, Va,
and her children; Mrs. Lula Jctcr
Sears and daughter, Gladys. Messrs.
Jas. and Julian Jeter. Her nephew,
Mr.. Robt. F.. Brooks and family OF
Phocbu% Va. Mrs. Prank Banks Of
Hampton. Va. and Mrs Chas. II. Glib.
son of Tuskegee Institute, Ala, who
had been at her bedside since March
3rd.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
cAsKET READY

Even after Editor Nritchell's return
10 the city Tuesday night, early
wednesday morning as he sat at his
once window, many trends passed
nv nnd stared at him ar though they
had seen n ghost, some coming in to
convince themselves rs to his present
OK stcnce in Ito flesh
Editor Mitchell went 10 the Pr.cc's
eStabl' Shmcnt to see about his caskct
aud charged that Tv~nrol Director
Price occupied 1t but Douglass Price
stated that tho one really gotten
out Was on the other side and could
be occupied ut any tho.
Thus ended one Of Che most sen
sational reports ever circulated among
cNlorcd folks IN this city. Editor
Mtcholl told Miss VI. 7. Chiles about
t. she not having been advised OF
the same. little realizing that before
the week ended she too would have
passed away
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
TALsEHooD's LIGHTNING sprpn

AS matter Of fact Price h 'msell
was dead. All day Sunday people
were being tod that John Mitchell
was dead and r. c. Mitchell made
erort to correct the impression by
announcements VI several Of tbo
churches. The old adage that
Faisehood will travel q league while
truth Is pulling on his boots" wtss
verified In this case.
When Robinson Davis returned
from Richmond to Berryvlllc Monday
morning with the now superheater
Tor the steam car to replace the ono
that mad burned out he brought Tho
Information that John Mitchell Jr.
was reported dead in Richmond
aithough he waG very much alive IN
Berryvtlle and Winchester, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
PIPE BURSTED.

listened again. "Robinsm," said
], THE super.heater that carries
steam to the engine is bursted under
the boiler and that IS what is putting
out your fire every time you open
the throttle. hored that the heavi.
CONTINUED on Fourth Pagc)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
MANY DIVINHS THERE.

Rev. W. T. johnson, d. D.. pastor
OF the First Baptist Church had
charge Of tho funeral services. On the
rostrum with him were: Rev. A. A.
Hector. Rev. #. J. King, D. D.. Presi
dent Of the Va. baptist State Conven
ton, Rev. r. J. Bass. Rev. A. D. DAILY
Rev. D. N. Vassar. d. D.; Rev. r. o.
Johnson. D. d., lined the hymn,
Lead, Kindly Light" The Scriptures
were read by Rev. A. A. Hector. Pray
err was offered by Rev A. d. DAILY.
Madame Carrie Hawkins sang with
charming melody, "Looking this Way"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
REV. DR. JOHNSON OFFICIATED

Rev. w. IT. Johnson, D. D., then
took his text from II Corinthians, 9th
Chapter; LIST verse. He paid a most
touching tribute to the deceased and
paid a glowing tribute TO her and her
many virtues He commented upon
the great loss this community had
sustained and consoled with the
thought that she was only sleeping
and that ", ~ " ould meet here rsair
large number served as honorary
pall-beorers and even they were over
ladcncd with the floral Off
erings Mr.. Robert Coles sang
with rich emphasis, Sometime
We'll Understand" Then the mourn
full corteGe filed out to Woodland Gem
etery, whore the remains of Miss NJ.
l.. Chilcs were Inferred in the "heart"
OF the cemetery, the Circle. This was
the first interment in this particular
part of the Cemetery.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-04-23
LIST or REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mrs. Rowcna White G. ms, Lynch.
burg, Va; Mrs. Lizzie b. Greene. G
w. O.. Newport News. Va: Mrs. p.
NJ. B. Hodge, G.. w. p, Danville, Va
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
Carroll CHAPEL

Mrs. +. J. Gipson OF Sugar Loa,
visited her two sisters. Mrs. s. W.
Fielding and Mrs. r. G. Carter Sat.
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. j. II. Miller is Improving afte,
long spell Of illness.
Little Johnnie Fielding is YER,
SICK at this writing.
Sunday School was well attended
last Sunday.
Mrs. Marther Eslick and family
visited relatives on Twelve Mile
Prairie Sunday.
s. W. Fielding was in the Robson
community Sunday.
Misses Kate and Fannie Aldridge
visited Tina Stages Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Boatman Wis
tied relatives in Caddo Sunday.
Miss Annie Lee Miller attended
singing Sunday evening at Mr.. Bo-
gans'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gravitt spent
sunday at the home of Sam Perkins.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
SUGAR LOAF ITEMS
'Too late for lns, u.,.,.

A. wv 'oT last week
Wv ana Mrs. Darrough wen, how,
WIN Mr. and Mrs. Harkcv ,.".,
'"".'h sunday at Matoy.
Mary Lee wigley has h,on ,,,,.
s'k Tor some time and is no, ,mnro, .
ing much. " wv ''"Pro''
Mr. and Mrs. CLANCY wen, 10 n,n.
hinrton Saturday. " W "e"'
Mrs. haney spent las, SUNDAY .,,s
Mrs. Gipson. """'' win
Willie Anderson and family 49,,
spending this week in Boswell wharo
'hey used to i've. '
Fred wisiey and Miss Jew,n n,r
, .u"sn were married las, Saturday
hlsht' We all wish them n ,nn.
and happy life. ''ns
Mrs Hollaway is on the s,ct us,
this week. '" 's'
Glen Huh and Troy Reeve. won,
across Boggy Saturday evening
a large crowd Of young folks IN.
.oyed nice time at H. n Oar
roosh's Monday night. conrra,u.
'a''ng the new married couple
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
FROM OLD ALLISON

b; A nice crowd assembled Wcdncs
ia night last (Oct 19) in an,ici
patton Of hearing tho new rrcachc,
Rev Hopkins. begin his sc,ics u,
meetings. lie WAS delayed in Du.
rant and therefore did not arriv,
nv Allison until the next day; tn,
meeing began Thursday nirht.
| As the crowd was thor, nm We'd.
nesday night we had prayer meeting
me young girls are taking a very
active part. Miss Parker led MT
our last meeting.
Mrs. Beaubien made trim "a
Durant Saturday and stayed over
sunday night with Mrs. bellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton made a
business trip to Caddo Friday and
returned Saturday. School has been
going on some time there. The
country is rough looking and like
our section not very prosperous this
year.
sunday School was attended by
nice crowd and all seemed inter-
ested. We had a few visitors and
enrolled one or two new names.
everyone come and let's make our
sunday School grow.
Bro. Hopkins has been giving us
some splendid sermons spiced fire.
quently with good laugh.
Mr.. Shirley and wife came in ably
improved. She is able 10 be up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horton met Miss
huoy Day In Durant Friday and
she sent her best regards to Allison
people and especially to her pupils
out here.
work in general. except corn
eathering is at a stand still. The
land is to dry TO pillow and farmers
seem restless.
Mrs. Viola Crowley visited her
parents Saturday.
We are having a number OF yis-
itors from Cypress. bushnell and Ro-
berta at church
Mr. and Mrs. Alsup returned home
last week and moved in the house
vacated by Mr. Lambert.
All the people who have been or
at work have come in and are now
ready to send children to school.
school will begin next Monday. We
nope to see large number OF mn.
pills enrolled.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
ITEMS FROM CADE

DR.. Lindsey's son, Give is visiting
him.
julius Green has purchased farm
south Of here and is building new
house
There was singing AT Vince Ale
vines Sunday night.
Mrs J. W. Nichols was in Caddo
saturday having dental work done.
Mrs. Oscar Scott and little son w.
ID. are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Yandell left
this week for western Texas where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. W " Duty visited
Sunday at B. F. Caldwells.
Misses Petty Briggs and Pinkie
Duty spent Sunday at Mr.. Scots.
Miss Nora Duty spent Sunday with
Mrs. Alevine
Bert Lindsey. who left for Ros-
well, New Mexico few months ago
writes relatives that his health IS
much improved.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
ITEMS FROM rRITCNARO

Prayer meeting every Thursda,
might. Everybody is invited to at.
tend
y, VI. Morgan and family lrrt Mon.
day mcrnins ter Pope county. Ark.
tn make their home. We wish them
we'll IN their new home
j. u North IN building a new
house ror Roy Wintr, near Buffalo
y, r. waddle and family sprn,
Sunday evening with T !. Thomp.
son and family
Ruth Recdy. Lucille B,aylock and
Althn North spent sunday with
Pearl simmons.
willard Turner returned home
Wednesday after spending some time
IN Texas picking cotton.
Jarrett Il. walker and family
spent sunday with his sister. Mrs.
George boydstum near Caddo.
II. J. Meadows and family from
Caddo visited hts brother, J. l..
Meadow and family Sunday.
J. A. browning. J. l.. Meadows,
o. +. Cummings and John Simmons
returned home Tuesday from their
trip to West Texas. All reported a
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Kemp spent
Monday with her parents r. ID.
Pearce and family
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
ITEMS FROM pluVln

frdycr meeting was very we'll ~.
tended Wednesday. Every body |.
Invited to attend.
brother Willis and family " cad.
un attended prayer meeting her,
Wednesday night.
MI Grey and wife were shopping
III Rluc saturday.
Misses Dee Aldrilrr Is ON the sick
list
Mrs Tom Ballard lrf, sunday FOR
Arkansas.
Mrs. Culpcpper and family of Elm
Wow spent Saturday evening with
Miss Tcnnic Hayes.
Miss Mary Hayes spent Saturday
nirht with Miss Alpha Culpcpprr
near Elm View.
Miss Eloise Rainer of Tomlin vis-
i'ed Mrs. McManus Friday.
ID. NJ Banner and family were
shopping in Durant Wednesday.
Miss Leah Culpepper OF Elm View
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Miss Pearl Hayes.
- ''N N''""u' udS JUST ItnIknpU
building fine cellar.
q, w. Hayes returned home Sat.
urday from Progue. Oklahoma.
Miss Ruby Banner and brother
Lesley attended the Entertainment nj
Mr. Stanfords Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. McManus made
a special trip to Bokchito Satur.
day
q. w Hayes of this place preached
AZ Elm View Sunday night.
a number OF young people OF this
place attended preaching at Elm
View Sunday night.
Brother Willis preached here Sun
day.
Willie Green of Wade Is moving
near Pirtle.
ID. NJ. Banner was in Durant Sat.
urday.
H. NJ Banner and family visited
relatives in Roberta Sunday.
Grandmother Hayes seems to he
improving little.
The hard surface road is looking
fine as far rs II is worked.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
FROM VEACH GROVE

Nr Miles. the contractor of the
Pad i''W Durant to Blue is here
fth 'oi'" OF men and teams. They
p canr.n- on the Seely farm.
Ms Il II shelton of Durant visit
Mr. ) g. Kennedy Tuesday.
Don \"'ly and Herbert O'Dell are
'hr ~l,k list this week.
Nr aid Mrs, j. C. Kennedy VISIT
Mr. onl Mrs. Calhoon of Lone
ak last sunday.
SOM "l the young people from
4" 'hurrh attended Sunday School
N"a"h Grove Sunday afternoon
Ge''rid" Kennedy spent Sunday
f'h N".ln" Everett.
Nj, 9 q. Reynolds was called at
r HP' hr@, Texas. He daughter,
Is. Eh"l Needham is seriously i'll.
M Marvin Bloodworth left for
S I"Nas last Monday.
Nat" "'Dell visited Luby Neely
st Saturday.
VI James Anderson of Brecken-
1se' I'AdS is visiting his Aunt
N IT," Ian" this week.
'nr yearly poultry show of Seely
uooi vi" be held at the school
'u'e friday. October 2Sth. In addi-
a " ms there will be an exhibit
'"e boy pig club. girls canning
sewing clubs. All are cordially
N'ed to attend.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
FROM FClISOM GROVE

The protracted meeting closed
uaday night.
Ru.,cu Harris and Melvin Terry
Isre baptized Monday morning in.
b the " ssionary Baptist church.
Mis- Bessie Spraggs and Miss
tirda Dunlap visited Misses Jennie
I'd Ma Diver Sunday.
varicr Nandell and Preston Wood
neni' preaching at the New
kurch sunday night.
Nj, lowell Hitchcock, julius Har-
h. ANY Harris and Claude Lee at-
lndei church at this place Sunday
)ghi
Mss Nctarty and Fna Garread
befe present at Mrs. Will Fry,s
bnelal e. Durant Sunday after.
oCn
Goiiir Harris, Bessie Spraggs and
snia nunlap were here Saturday
h pf"a'ainr
lalnl'a k"irsey and Vallie Mae
)Ner W"l" at Fulsome Grove Sum
ey night
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
ITEMS FROM MATOy

Having fine weather; wish we I'm,
lots OF cotton to pick.
W. II. Yeats Of Durant was hor.
tuesday on business.
Ewe'l Tidwell went tn Rosx.,
Friday. w "'S"e'
Frank Hull and family were in
bennington Saturday trading.
A. r. Tidwell and son. A,ber,
went to Bennington Saturday.
j. B. Lalton attended COM, =,
Durant last week. "
Jessie Cummings went I'm p,.
chito Friday. NV"
Been Hull ras returned from IN.
"es' where he has been picking
cotton, the other boys have not como
in yet. '''
EhJah Duty and wife and Miss
orpha Harkey went To Cade Sunday
afternoon.
Jim Stinger and family and Mrs.
cara Kick and children of Rent,oy
oklahoma visited here Saturday and
Sunday. """
me rural carrier from Remington
makes his daily trips here now.
Elijah Duty has been sick sey.
eral days, they called the DR.. 10
see him Monday night.
Dr. Bristow Of Westminster, Texas
was mere last week looking after
business matters and property.
c. c. Gray Is building a harm and
remodeling the house where ID. w.
Blackburn lives.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
.GflS1hNN0od
k,.,,,NE8E
>Io> GROVE ITEMS

r., ,lurrs are all through gath
.,.re u.. and there Ia very It'll,
:, Az r 'hr farm. A few are bus,
n,kiu. '.}
so,!t. school was well attended
Sands, t large crowd attended
.,n,,h a. Lone Oak sunday nigh,
Sesuia, vay"r meeting every We'd.
,,.da, ,rlt
N, Yang can't be out any ON
.ccogn' 80 his foot, which was erin.
,,sd A '.N days ago.
Mrs Merritt was shopping in Du.
nn, saturday.
Lou. Rinehart was shopping in
|purai' -'nrday.
Ms Npung visited Mrs. Leon
|auehari is,urday.
Mr. Maxwell and family will,
move T. m our neighborhood short
3 Every one regrets to see them
move away.
Chailry l.amance was a Durant
ta,ol saturday.
Mis- Ann; Lamance spent the
seek.ord at home.
Mis-. pasy Moody visited Miss
bessie Norman Sunday.
Mr. an. Mrs. Defords' visited Mrs
kcorman sunday.
Miss i,uby Maxwell visited Miss
kse ai.1 Nellie Neal Saturday.
Ms '~crp OF this plase was Wis.
saturday. by relatives OF Blue
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
ITEMS FROM BLUE

'arp" crowd attended prayer
selnS sunday night.
ms faye Steen visited home
,M IN Boswell the weekend.
A"h! new pupils are entering
Ftool here.
m'SS Leila Renfroe is visiting her
-u u ID. Gilbert at the Presby-
,al i" 'oliege in Durant.
,avs' - the farmer Of this COM
-r''' ave finished picking cotton.
NV people here are glad to see
\ ""'"s going by again.
,a''' crowd attended the party
|,.. "' Nelson's house Saturday
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-10-28
EMS :! FROM DOWNING CHAPEL

S"> g., FROM DOWNING CHAPEL
A,h Ve me last writing, Mrs. Chas.
sss s Las died and was buried In
Hs0. 'hetery. Death was due to
|rSs o' the lungs. She is sur
3, u her husband and six chill
bsa ,''her Sth Mrs. w. C. Battles
IA 'ea'ing her husband one son
,.,o ' laughter. The remains
W.. 'rred at Fulson cemetery.
IA =, lara and Buby Daniel Wis
|or, MISS Minnie Ashley at West
'Is4'as ~ Sunday.
|, =, 7rtright and Willie Airing
l, '"sant Hill were here Sum