The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-18
city Briefs

four munths' evangelistic series for
Tulsa prcsbytcty
=
a PROGRAM OF unusual variety
viii De given by the Apollo male
quartet at Convention hall at S.15
o'clock tonight, as the opening por-
iormlncc of the Tulsa community
lyceum bureau. The quartet rs
composed of white. first tenor
BARTON" and pianist and Smith,
manager and bass
THE NORTH SIDE w. C. T. T.
viii hold IT, regular meeting az 2.3O
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
homo NJ Mrs. VI y. Chapplo. TtG
North Elwood. Teaching Of scientific
temperance iu the public schools
viii be the program thcmc.
EVANGELIST J. n. WU1SNANT
is conducting such a sucCosstul re-
yVal at the Church Of Christ In
west Tulsa that Il NAV oo contin-
ned beyond Wednesday night, the
date set for the closing. Attend
ancc and interest have both been
good.
BISHOP THEODORE PAYNE
Thurston head OF tho diocose Of
oklahoma In the Episcopal church,
viii be nt Trinity Episcopal church
November to conduct tho confirm
Nlon service which will admit new
members into the church. A confirm
alton class FOR boys and girls TO be
hold weekly. will b. begun Tues
day afternoon by Rev II. r. Crum
and a weekly confirmation lecture
"a. a. a.
not yet definitely known how many
viii be confirmed, but last year the
cluss was the largest In the do
Ccsc.
-
plEpRCE PETITIONS filed IN
district court Monday: Sailic b.
Kil'Oy against John Kilfoy, John g.
Hubbard against Madalihe Huh
bard. J. u. Gordy against isabelle
Gordy. Ada Crowdcr against
Charles Crowdcr.
=
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Monday; Loo williams, 35, platter.
okla. and Mary Young. %. par
kersville, Texas: Reuben johnson.
%. and Mary Harmcr. 27 tulsa;
Walter G. Davenport. 81, Tulsa, and
/ Mary Young, rs. Claremore: Nile
L. Adams. 81, Muskogce. and Mary
IT, George. -, Sapulpa: G. r., Rat
liff, Il, Tulsa and Edith Rose, 10.
Pierce City Mo.
=
THE FRISCO RAILROAD was
named defendant IN a $50. 900 dam
age suit filed Monday IN district
court by w. A. Tyler OF West Tulsa.
The petition SAYS Tyler. on July 2s.
while working for the railroad at It's
coal chute in West Tulsa. w0s struck
by n passenger train. lie claims
that his skull was fractured and his
left arm injured so seriously that
Ipmputation was necessary.
=
ACTION ON THE proposition OF
| building drainage ditchos in the
| Parkview section along the Sand
| Springs road was passed by the
| board OF county commissioners until
! 10 o'clock Tuesday morning. The
/ commissioners stated that in thoir
| belief more than so per cent Of the
property owners affected by the
proposed project were opposed Ia
| 1t. II this is found to be true the
| board will not approve the plan.
=
I the Red Fork school district to the
Tulsa district comes up before the
| board OF county commissioners
| Tuesday morning, The proposition
Was brought up two weeks ago but
after n day OF arguments and Dick-
erings the matter was postponed.
/ The matter before the board Is an
appeal from an action OF Mrs. Min
nette Hedges. county school super
| intendent who favored the anneXa-
| tiou. Those opposed to the proposed
combine have gained numbers since
/ her action and now have a majority
| II is said.
=
THE LITTLE TYCOON comic
opera produced at Convention han
| last week by the voice department
/ OF the University OF Tulsa, may he
staged outside OF Tulsa. The Ladies'
! Aid society Of a Presbyterian church
/ at Muskogee, which sent delega
| tiun to the production, IL consider
| ing scheduling It for a benefit per-
! formance, and II may also be pro
duced at Bartlesville for similar
purposes. Mrs. l.. l.. Hutchison Will
entertain the cast OF the play az her
home, 1929 South Newport, Tues
day night.
| LEIGHTON AVERY, son OF
| Cyrus s. Avery. is convalescing at a
| local hospital after an operation for
appendicitis Sunday morning. He Is
a student at the University OF Tulsa
=
MINISTER'S OF Tulsa Methodist
churches were all re-assigned to
their present pastorates at the
| thirteenth annual session Of the OK
! lahoma conference OF the Method
ist Episcopal ehureh which closed
at Oklahoma City Monday Rev. j,
I W. Abel was returned as pastor OF
| the First Methqdist church and
Rev. Leslie Miller as assistant pas
tor, Rev. l.. l., Braunon to Orcutt
/ Memorial church. Rev Ira l.. Crab
/ tree to Grace church, Rev. Forest
/ Fields TO Parkview, Rev. W. c,
| Clock 10 West Tulsa, Rev. James
Prince TO Rose Hin, Rev. James
/ Laughln to Bethcl and Rev. O. r,
Morris as Tulsa district superin-
! tendent.
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY
/ dollars toward the salary Of Miss
| Ethel JOY Williams, foreign secre-
/ tary to China for the Tulsa Y. W, G,
/ A., was pledged at a luncheon In tho
| Y. w. Monday afternoon, women
promising TO pay Miss Williams
salary for fifteen weeks at the rate
| Of S42 a week. In the Interest OF
raising the remainder of the salary
! "A ten will be held next WcdnCsday