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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02

npal plii sieai TESTS The prDAleu ol
ite hefier education s8l physical de
tclppurnf nf Young Americans Is
community problem hui IL Is one whleh
should have national supervision -
should bc made the obligation of every
citizen. particularly ihose whs saw
service ln tie army aud navy aud
know tho requirements ~ those sefs
ires 70 SO that the accomplishment of
tie edueaiion provided for in The laws
IT almost every state IS enforced
u Is tidy program n could uoi
be made operative without great
deal II difficulty But iis necessity
j. 50 plain that not merely every con.
munity and every state. bat also the
national government. should labor 10
put il n force Possibly II few
cities were 10 undertake 20 give
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
GUTHRIE STATE BANK TO
SUCCEED OKLAHOMA STATE
New Bank With New Charter
To Open For Busireas on
Ashr Of falicd
bank

iNs taiht fsle hatt e.I 81 o. lal
hs gess ga lharaae a. lhe al5 Ha u
- tHe UNlahon Haie haof
nsnt nmmt4oasf nenu ha
isAon ase tUe eaus thslntts 81 ths
Oklahoma nfe aaa .sld ioass thas
hf etpesfs q eeH tms Ae faw
ei tn. fslel laas 5 ss.A and sanA
ia- hoare varnsts eaHf nuf Gee.
fff ttfHasi 1855 49, - Mf
n'aei aaaAs afc pNn them The
tNthtio state snA haa tAteu au S
charter ana 0e apltal sod att
n41 eifA ti0pf sufnias lymun ufs.
o. rafsnns rfaak fuiiarh Fank
tif is hwl ltaa HN other.
81. tiaa taa Has eater
fbs soio hsukat iaafd has 81
anes saaf oi ihs Gresham ntel
os,s Aea eirffN s. AfHaf dfier
faeai r.nf.ae 81 bansfHltf
ffo,realHfs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
SIayerof
FranSIS
COnpiCted

Perry. Nov ? A verdie, a
gVil,y was returned today BY ths
jury N the case q George C
Wills. charged with the murder
al Kirby Frans. Federal prohibi
tion officer. who was fatally she;
while searching Wills farm home
near here for a sfiil last Noyem
her.
The jury reported az 10 0 clock
Imprisonment IN the state
periieniiary for life w6s recon-
mended by the jury.
Wills received the verdict
quietly. although nc paled slight
lv when il Was read Following
tho announcement Ct the iwy
finding, VIM NJ Boles. chief dc
ferSe counsel indicated that he
wocld ask for a new trial
The case was given 10 TIE jury
late lss; night
According 10 testimony al the
trial. Frars was shot while ~ inc
basement AZ Wills home
An alleged dying statement
was introduced IA which be sc
cused Wills of firing thc shot
The defense attempted 10 prove
that Wills fired after Frans had
shci at him and before be knew
Frans wss an officer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
fARL@nD prOico nrcovrnlso
rHon HARD JOLT

ruerd rcd-a aho moi Wlih
rr0t afudenf ahli eofslfs Boz
ue lon ofef thc iasH "a iha rel
lard Theatre yesterday afternoon is
reported festnf rasg TODAY and ls
probably At ~ dsnser iie slppei
from taa inf aa1 fe fifteen iset
ta tae sfaf fhor ~ lh" back ~
$3.50 heaa Whr foeai he eas un
een ioas and remained ~ f4f
several hour.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
SAYS fii HRN ,iIln
10 II pIuRI MIR

'hus ihas her hesse1
aeV gi g a duiioH sHA thst Ha tH
~ a. p-en sp ~i Af aa atae'
" ~se reeie,e,i as usrfsi 9aifs
El ia resH alfa aaf rrashi tsf
for dsnree from NHhsm q A len ta
~hon .ae vas mar ga luf iaN
ir Guiare
The eos 3 have ssaAe . seil.s.aeat
~ aini ssre,u eai " cour faN
~ siee sss thsi sAe c9Hi tVr
ser ms Gen name & Edth Pear.
ckhaa Tsrsr afs no "a .arfn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
WOMAN Inl Nj Win
Nii'.ID IiOBBis. iI>tD

feass eltg Sov Mrs tusoth,
.afr'e' arrested herr saturday algat
win ga psdxv. nos being he' a f,sr
esnsiiiei'y "a she siuiond mail rob
,sFy, ssa flnsd - n municipal court
today toF oeeuag ~ 4 room for la
moral pur oass shs MA frxlssefea
Al q local hotel ss the wifs Of fAadge
J g Chairman. another member IL
tbs group arrested uas fined 80 oa
= Faxfaney charge Both ~efs com
ml,ed 70 laa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
CONDEMNED Itnl -
NliI nj III ~ INN9

More taan halt q tho Q'd frame
>ha As eondemnc S. iAe stste nse
marshal Monday and erdere torn
down we're ereciea turns me first
year fe'.euinr tae cfeu.ns - tae
terE.ior q ahlfe ssstfmert Ii 1853
wors 81 destruction uiil Aezir as
s5on a. tie tenants can move out
and aH Save heea se-sei aetre .
move Tae reasoa Tor the order s
rhW tie tsldln@s a considered
fire. traps sr ere 9eaete o.
modern da3 in-s os- ty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
COUNTY BUpHHlN
rUNprnr AND DEMON
SrRArioN Acrar atruHs

An Nofa Nualop sunlf saasfa
trndeui anl Nfa lease lulineA
homie denomination axeat attends
tho .uausWsl rter.leea ~ Janice
nHfnetle hskfldse the uev ufe8i
deat ~ tNo amt 81 college AZ
sfHIkater yesterday Tiles report a
wonderful ffpat hn1 Impressive
ceremonies fHe miluafy arm "a
iUe afiefnn8n wa especially lniHf
railnF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02

Na hiagtHn ef ffrNient
liaripg has aued . aflamnf.au
sesitnai'us rhufsday November "a
as ds5 ~ taau sgiyihe dcsoiioa
ard prayer and arslne the people ~
gise thank siof ali tnai has been
ren tred uafp Them and ~ prst
fof continuation ~ the plsIae fsf
time ahl hsa been shauefod -
generously upou iais nation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
Ponca City Man
Sued for Big Sum
By Tilted Girl

perss ctr nts - lsfr ~ss
telag setsIass q aatret tssfi =
So e hssf ths case - Nassl ataft
81 rasshuska verses Affsa q 80
"a 81 pares Ci,f Ms sfAff sssNs
ta receiver asr'Aasa + tns spFs ~
tftoocc slsalre tnss 'ssfFs fsfass4
b. faif.u ~ Gfurs ~ ~ rsrisas
ftsrfs = pferieset Nsssiest
ana 4fsin asa e. here ~NNs Nifis =
snt~a 81 ths stArf we~sa q 81
ed tskt - 80 Ifs'Ha 80 q fafri
asaf es.snesss ~ ere ins af -
Hlt1sa rtaff ace nfenilss ans latsf
tHe saris e. raoss tIN Is fiis th-
s4.f
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
SURVEY SHOWS BUSINESS
rEkOisc 10 NORMAL

Chicszo. NOV fiaainess is
sanalis beading haea t0asrd prose
9erity aeeor1n 50 a sarrcg y cen
aitros IS tas ~eatrag and middle
zesf. thr Rccs3 uoanisiu re- IN
sn1 tls Pacific coast. com9lefei by
fha lnterns,ianai Ne~s Scrrier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
REDUCTION ~ NATIONS
DEBT -ss BEEs lARcf

wssh'nxzon. Sov "a redscf.0o
a ztoes four bnndrsF s.riy-fire mI
lion collars ln tie fEbllc 1ehs d1rsn
Ocscl -. So aaHoaoced today BY tae
tTezszTg
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02

kansas Ciu No Soy 2 Reeola
t.oas afR.nt Noid aFreemeH'
among nations IN afmaments reg-
omnendel tbe promotion ot chemical
lnau tries within ihe ruiic States
as step u preparedness AMI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
o. a q. sosr TO HoIo MEETING

The Grand Army Poss has sonls
very important business before Il Al
the regular meeting Thursday az
f5o y. m. Every member i uxei
70 be prssen, Al that mee,lng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02

~e~ orseznE. La SoT z-TOniz1t
fair. somewhat colder ~iib frost
Thursdsy fssT. warmer northern
oklsAoza
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-11-02
THE LAWS RIGHTS

ihssaai TESTS fres - charge adding
Wholesome sdNte sad direction -
iAes, fDnud short of ihe standards ihe
sysiem eould b. inaie popular Mille.
spread adoption Of Tie l'erahing i'lea
uouli follow s1reess
II Is 4 singulnr thing that sreai
many meu. who like Fatty Ar
buckle. have made motley 10 hurry
bY reason of the lass of states and
nations. devote great heal u their
time 10 breaking those same Laws
because II the Laws. enterprise has
: chance a. operate without undue Or
arbitrary or despotie interference
Because Of the laws. the money made
IN legitimate enterprise is made safe
aud secure In places and ages IN
Continued on Page 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

Pawhnska. July ne The state Ia
Dor department lost in It's fight
against two large construction flrms
when County Judge Green u. sturgl
sustained demurrers by the defense
IN two important cases tried In the
county court. The state labor com
missioner, following the decision SER
ved notice that the cases would BE-
appealed to the court OF criminal ap-
peals.
In the first Of these cases the
state labor commissioner charged
the Tibbets and Pleasant Contracting
company OF Tulsa with violating tha
state labor laws In the other ?
similar charge was brought against
= G. Fike and company OF Tulsa. Tho
Tiboets and Pleasant company was
employed by the city some months
back Ia laying sewer extensions. Ac.
cording to the information filed In
tne complaint against them. the pre-
yailing wage for common labor AZ
the time in Pawhuska and vicinity
was $50 per day for eight hours
Tho company cut this wage 10 s. n.
Y Ia charged. A number OF the
white iaborers quit their Jobs an0
Mexicans and negroes were employed
In their places. according TO informa-
ton furnished by Assistant County
Attorney A. L. Jeffery. who filed tho
Information OF the original complaint
The F. G. Eilke company has been
employed in the construction ~ tho
new Bird creek dam The complaint
against them charges this company
also with cutting the wages OF their
workmen to less than the prevailing
scale. Demurrers filed BY attorneys
for the two companies were sustain
ed by Judge Stuvil. who held thar
the law was passed for the purpose
of regulating the hours and not tho
price of tabor in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

BY Mrs waiter caldwell IN hoeor a.
her house saest Mrs n 4. nan
Alr And Mr.. Ten Walton retufuet
last alshi from a weeks sFip IA raw
has&A. ONiAhonA where they visited
their son. Noel asd Nrs wAf'oa.
~ Il =
Alsa Alice Greenwood returned ~
Aay from oklahoma CITY where abe
has hesn wisA her sisier. Mra lioya
aha has been seriously la a. Sf
AniAcnys hospital
wx
Nlss Rafh li.larefh Alt ensrwaln
at one o'elok lnnabeen al the
coanirY Ctuh iomorro~ IN heaeT -
Miss Yllnor Daniels ihp Anuss svest
% Miss Mary Douglass
~ X
Mr. I. stars ant Nlss Mlldgr
swanson Wlil give hrsaAgsat az ihs
Country claA soWosrow In honor q
Miss Marinry fnnis eaess IN me-
STARK Aome
* y
The fefuiar monthly meetlar ~
thr Maria Society ~ me flrvg VI "
harrh wili b. AZ the homr AZ Mrs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
Use Cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

n sHa wenf - sesp taat hAif 10 soaa
anaWief. 10 eagefai whAs fnu wash a.
iih
Meet sesrn srf prepared sAsmp"ee
antala ton much aNaN This ariea me
air. makes ihe hair brittle. snd Il scff
trmfuf Malssfsd e.saanns ali "a ans
10 fwhth q rsfe aui entirely ffsese
ss3. T. mneh hsiser than sbyshia4 elise
aa esn use for stampuains, a. this
'u1 pesslhlY iaiurc thef baif
slmpls malaisa Yanr talr With wafef
IA rub a IL oas ~ tpa ssaspoeAsfni II
iuirlned wili mAke M ehuadinr ~
IS. cF,amf IAN y. sud slssn,e- me haff
"a sesip shnFaHaNlv The laihef finass
ai easiy anf Removes resff particle Il
vet dlrt aauafuff and excessive ~
W. baif dfle- aahklf and ev~nls and n
svs~ H fnne snd sllky. bright. feff. snd
~ % mage
You ran 81, Nelsiflea coeoannt -
fsmpoo AZ most snv dfne stare n 4.
'fY cheap. and few annaes = sauug b
last everyone III thr fsmilr ,as months
= sure yoaf dfuKgis, slsss ypu Aui
fled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
EXPECT TO SELL 20
MILLION CHRISTMAS SEALS
Proceeds From Sale of Last Year
Melted tuberculosis Associa.
tion S53, 900; Will Be
Greater This Year

Oklahoma City Jalv i2--Order for
twenty million Tuberculosis Christ-
mas seals for the annual Christmas
seal sale, proceeds of which are De
voted 70 financing the fight against
tuberculosis IN the state was sent
t. the National tuberculosis assooia-
ton yesterday by the oklahoma Pub
lie Health Association. Sales last
year from the seals In Oklahoma
amounted 10 more than $50, 900.
The design OF this years seal hrs
been prepared and differs from gre
vious years by being OF diamond
shape. II depicts two children with
Santa Claus at the top OF chimney
and bears the greeting merry Christ
mas and Healthy New Year"
Organization for the seal sale has
already been started The sale opens
December and will be carried on
by the County Public Health commi,
tees and local associations affiliated
with the Oklahoma Public Health
association.
Plans for the conduct OF health
booths at county fairs throughout the
state with proceeds from last yearr
sale, are being made by the associa
ton Health literature and demon
strations are given and Infant Wei
fare. Use Your own cup and simil4-
campaigns furthered by the use Of
the booths. Fair officials wishing
10 establish such booths should write
10 the Oklahoma Public Health asso-
citation. 3l5 Oklahoma Building. Ok
lahoma City. The state association
will furnish supplies for the booth
and put fair officials in touch with
proper local health representatives
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
'oaE DAIRY CATTLE
hrEpIp ON FARMS

Continued from Page -
hlch they are sold
Oklahoma needs more dairy cattle
This IA matter in which VIZ ars ait
tally Interested
Mr II s Mobley. of The Agficul
iral Extension Department ~ the
International Harvester Company.
has been secured 10 conduct. In co-
iperation with local committees a biz
ieeilnF IN Mineral Wells Park. on
uly 10th, a. o N. AZ this mec'-
NJ dairy farming viii be discussed
NJ Mobley IS practical southern
'airy farmer lie knows from actual
'xpericncc how to produce dairy pro-
ucts on southern farm ar good
rofit He knows how 70 ship them
rom that southern farm % a profit
sble market. He IA coming al the
invitation Of local people TO help "
olive the dairy problem
Mr Mobley Is a noted speaker and
leader In community Development
iie has been talking dairy farming
nd other subjects al over he souta
nj newspapers eYery~here speak
lghly of his neo,lnga The Lincoln.
forth carolina. Times says:
"Mr Mobley Is a practical farmer
md Interesting talker fIia ial4R
're full of good, practical ideas AMI
ac has. interesting things 70 tell the
people"
The meeting promises % be one of
'he real events OF the season. Ad-
mission Stli be free and everyone
sill be welcome.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

tia conference of pfsmiers vent INFO
session
The nrlilsh fres. it unanimous in
stating that tho sisn taken by pfrsl
dent Harding VAS made aohsihla oay
.Ny tho conference Il premlses. ~hlen
laid tho foundation t0r SHAT hat
been done
Tho london Times carries iAr ~
lo@ing s'atemeu, FROM Arthur Welw
hen the Canadian premier whn vii
represent Canada at ,hs Wuhles,os
conference
~ vas ~ith the greatest uaslafs
ilon that learned of President
ilarding's notable announcement IL
distracted worid /, effere new hope
and O promise of relief from the wa
ceftaln'iea and apprehsnsiaaa ,hst
have elogded th~ ftme rbsfe
viii he welcomed more eBrTelv thar
IN Canada ioF q has been the un
~aysring belief ~ Canadians fhsf
the issaea Involved ln tha qassllsn
of armamsnis. - wefi an The s.aaa
ly.eonueeieh problems of ihs Pacific
ard the Far Eaai. ear best he SETTLE 3
hy a fnll and ffauk eoHHltsiiaa
among me nations chiefly lhteresi s
that is BY the method % free con
fefenca Their belief e hased en
their experience vith his method rs
tho new world aud They sill unques
ilonablY seek every means 10 lnsuse
aueecssfni results from ihls moment
oua proposal made ~ the president
u the United States 70 the name o.
his country"
While tho conference 10 wnnhlnr
'on ls not likely 10 be hcM wlthie
couple of months. the demlnlnn
premiers. /, IL undorstood. VII prob.
ably cut short their deliberations
here and return home 70 prepare 70
H. Discussions Of the pnyal problem
Is not on, Of the question and IL is
not likely that anything OF import
ance will be done In regard 10 the
constitutional changes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

four bottles Of Lydia f. pinkham's s
Vegetable Compound, and now | am in
the best Of health and enjoy doing my
work every moment of the day. II
surely put fife and pep into my sys-
TEN. Mrs. l.. NJ. DARRAs, IS Howard
ST., Detroit. Michigan.
1t is not always in business that
woman = forced to give up her work on
account 6f i'll health. tits quite as often
the woman who does her own work at
home. When backaches and headaches
drive out all ambition. when that bear
ing g-down sensation attacks you, when
you are nervous and blue, the one great
help for such ailments is Lydia z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
MANY PROMINENT MEN
! TO SEE INDIAN GAMES
Oneida indians Are Planning
Celebration of tooth Ami.
yersary At Green Bay,
Wisconsin

Green Bay, Wis. July i2-OneidA
Indians plan centennial homecom-
INK celebration here IN August 20
mark the handrcdth anniversary q,
the coming OF the Oneida Indians "a
Wisconsin after they had been
crowded out og their hunting AMI
fishing grounds IN New York state
when they settled here in the fan
OF 1921 this part of he country was
vast wilderness WITH few white
settlers
Several thousand Indians are es-
pected FOR the celebration which
takes place August / TO 8 The Me-
nominess. chinpewas. Stockhrldres,
Nunsees Broiheriowns. Pot'awaion
iea and Canadian Oneidas are looked
for IN great number.
Old indian customs will be obsorx-
ed Indian games will be PLAYED and
an indian council VIII be held
This centennial celebration may be
the OueIdas first and last 70 he held
as the Indians are rapidly forgetting
their old ways and are entering com
mercial and business life OF every
community.
Personal invitations will be ex.
tended by the Indians to President
Harding. Commissioner of indian A.
fairs Burke and Governor blaine OF
Wisconsin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
PERSONALS OF
=. SOCIETY =.

Miss Mary coyIe Gray went 70 Oklf
homa City this morning where sh'
will ba house guess N the Walter
Caldwell home this week aud attenf
dance given IN honor Of Mr. ana
Mrs caldwell's cousin Of san An
tonic. Texas
a u "
Mr. and Mrs Earl Buehele Of New
Wilson. Oklahoma stoWped or here
yesterday on their way 70 Arkansas
ci.y where they went on important
business They will return here "a.
morrow for q visit.
N Tn
MIRA Calvin Bricc and daughSe
Eleanor left for Bedford Iowa a
spend a month with relatives
" T y
Frederick Darnhart and Ted Wulf'
viii leave Thursday morning for
Camp Travis TO attend the training
school.
X X ~
Rev. John A. callan left las. night
for Cleveland. Ohio where he Is sem
as a delegate from .he Oklahoma
chapter Of tho Rainbow Division 70
the National Veterans Convention.
" ~ H
Invitations arc out announcing the
wedding OF Miss Mary Long daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Long Of ga
Eas. Mansur avenue TO Mr. Worth
Earlewine Sunday July IL.
~ y =
Mrs. w. IT, Coyle and Mrs Lyman
Gray win 20 % Oklahoma City
Thursday to attend . luncheon given
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
DlHCHES FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard White. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents
shake well, and you have quarter
pint OF the best freckle and tan 10
tion. and complexion whitener
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck
arms and hands each day and sec
how freckles and blemishes bleach
out and how clear. soft and rosy
white the skin becomes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
NATIONS ANXIOUS TO plsARm

Continued from PAGE ~
he declaration that II the conference
failed II would not be because the
British empire withheld It's support
Downing street and the foreign Of.
flee pulsated with activity through
cut Monday. numerous conferences
being held In the afternoon tho
Brityh prime minister made his
statement 70 the house Of commons.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12

The principal reason why coins arc
struck and not cast Ia that molten
metals contract on cooling. Thus
counterfeit coins. which are always
cast. show fatal variations In sire.
which genuine coins do not.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
xwxw xw-T THTgx xxMN n
DAILY TNOuChv "

ywxxx w&wgx xxx "a
4 DAILY TAouCsr "
xxxxx wxxMx Xxm X X
SHOW me the man YOUR honor. and
i viii know Nha, Kind Of man YOU
are. for IL shows me wha, your ideal
of manhood II. and wha' Kind % .
man you long TO be- Carlyle
III X
Dinner Dance at Country Club
Honorlng Mlps Fllnor Daniels OF
Ciarksville. Tenn. the house guest o
Miss Mary Douglass. Miss Kalhrlnc
Dean gave delighifal dinner dance
last night al tho Country Club which
was decorated With sweet peas In
The pastel shades A .hree course
dinner was vol served hy Mr. and
Mre. Seelery, the new caterers at
the club cafe shaperons OF the
evening were Miss Marie A. Dean
and Mr. John Dean Gueris OF the
evening were Miss Mary Douglass.
Miss Rhea Walton Miss Lee West.
Miss Eliza Gaffney. Miss Kathryn
Wolgamot Miss Doris Gaffnoy. Miss
Margaret Dean. Miss Ruth Hildreth.
Miss Samuiie Lee HUGHES, Mlss Mar
iory Ennis OF Chicago. III, Mr. Fred
Holman. Mr. Warren Van Hoozer.
Mr. Vernon Cook. Mr. Ino Gardner.
Mr.. Frank White. Mr. Hoheri Pollard.
Mr. Ensene neland. MIR Clarence
VViinns, Mn Raymond Boyer. Mr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-07-12
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Tuesoay

SOCIAL CALENDAR
ruesuay
n n u club Mrs v. A Jones
luncheon fer Miss Daniels Miss
Mary Douglass.
Plays and Games nAnnef school
South BAPTIST cireie-Airs, M :
yAmpner
North baptist Circle Mrs G y
Peak.
West BAPTIST circle Mrs r s.
Powell
Wednesday
Martha society Mrs John 4
Callan
Luncheon At Country Cloh fof Nlss
Daniels Miss Ruth nildreih
Break fass at Country Clah Cor Miss
Ennis Mrs q J star. and Mls>
Mildred swanson
Presbyterian Social circle Presby-
terian Church
Thurseay
III Jlux club Luncheon Miss Doris
Gaffney.
swimming Party ~ Country Club
Tor Miss NArlov rnais MIS-. Sam
mile ies iiashes
u NJ T. spend 'he nav party
Country Club
West ". {. r T. airs. O X
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Farm Womans club Division No
Mineral Wells Para.
Farm wonens club. nlgiaion No
2 Mrs George Rotterman
Dinner a. Country ciuh, hnnorlns
Mrs end MISS rnnis Nr and Mrs
q J stark
Friday
Breakfast a Country Club. honor-
INK Miss Daulels- Miss Rhea Walton
Fas, W @ r 4 Mrs. NJ l.
Ray.
Sunday
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