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your scalp and hair in condition Z"
take "A permanent wave. ASK IH'
New York Hair and Beauty SHOP
over Renberg'S, about 1t.
The type OF rrocks that VIII he
favored this summer, Judging from
the style being worn M the southern
resorts, seem to require unu'fIa'
mcnts in matching shades,
with the early spring rrocks the
turhans and small hats are worn
and usually selected in satin ana
straw.
Phone Usage or Cedar 5I2 and
ask about tho special campaign on
the Cofficld Electric washer OF
see this wonderful washer at f. Is.
Dcshon & Co., 500 South Main
SIX hose with lace and Cmhroid'
cred clocks are much worn this sea
son.
Read this. G5ngham, voilo, mus
line. organdic and all seasonHhi'
materials In suitable styles for stree. a..
office or home wear, already ma"'
or made 10 your order at the HOUSE
Dress Shop, 1902 South Boston
They are beauties; Ivo seen them.
We arc lbnN iildl Nhh - ~ 49,
ing longer, that they positively are
longer, and at the same time, our d'.
slGncrs say "thc full skirt must W
short" Possibly our eyes are SIM
ply becoming accustomed Ia the
short skirts and they only seem
longer.
Hair tintinF is a feature a. 'he
American Beauty Shop, 3l3 Sou'n
BOULDER process being performed
by French Inecto, which is pcrieciN
harmless and which viii take a mar
eel without the least injury % tn'
hair. Very attractive, too, Is the
fact that II takes but an hour Tor
coloring ana shampoo. Ask them
about it,
For evening wear strapped san
dals in gold or silver are said 4"
bc smart,
Let tho clothes you are not wear
/ ing bring you money to buy new
ones. Phone Usage 3244, the ladieS.
! Clothing Exchange, 422 South lIl''
/ co, about the plan.
! Canton and Narocain crepe i ~
much used In street and aftcrnoo"
trocks as In sports types
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or course. everyone is talking
about the phonograph you never
wiud--tho Pathc Electric supreme
that's tho OuC-Costs no more than
an ordinary photograph, is noise
less; has no gearing To get out OF
fiN,' no needles to change. always
plays az the correct speed and al
ways ready ~ play. Sounds mighty
good. doesn't it? Drop into the EN-
elusive Pathe shop, s West Fifth,
and they will demonstrate it TO you.
The Dolman effect remains in the
new wraps, especially In the sleeve
treatment, and l note much cmbroid-
cry on those considered decidedly
smart
The very metropolitan studios of
the Darwin Company which has re-
Gently moved to $40 South Boston
avenue, are now open TO the public.
There they serve their clients who
are interested in real interior deco
ration by assembling floor coverings,
woodwork fin!shings, wall cover
iugs, furniture, drapcries and the
refreshments Of tho home. Their
entire corps are artists OF standing
and their opinions are regarded as
authority throughout their profes
sion. We are indeed fortunate to
have a branch OF this famous studio
in Tulsa.
4 few Of the new snits have cir
cular skirts and with all OF these
we note the short box coat.
4 perfect delight 70 drop into the
Demorest Shop, 500 South Main,
when shopping for new suit, for
in this shop one finds endless variety
10 chose from. There is the strictly
tailored and scmitailored novelty
suits, embroidered or braided, ripple
effects and smart box coats, each
suit desirable for It's tailoring, fab
riC, style and price.
"As you know"-says n buyer. Just
home from Paris, "thc women over
there favor black hats, and In the
afternoons, at the places one goes
for tea. almost every French girl
Is wearing n black hat with n tiny
droOp Of black lace shading the
eyes"
"Bree2ed" into the Lingerie and
Tiny Tots. Tuggcry Shop AZ SPA
South Main yesterday, Just IN time
/ to see the new arrivals in pretty
/ frocks for children frow two to six
years. Also lovely ldyettes and
charming dainties for new babies.
/ Most unusual Is the cut of Shan
tung sports frOck from IIan,in, who
has clcNcrly wrapped one piece of
material around the figure To make
simple, straight hanging froCk
with IA little fullncss at the hip.
/ The eloquence of spring is ex-
/ pressed in the hats | saw at the
/ Boulder Millinery and Art Shop,
/ sos South Boulder. Drop in to see
this dainty new shop.
found testers. 514 South Main,
presenting smart spring frocks for
+ the street charming dresses for AZ, 70
/ crnoou wear. each distinctive
model 70 please particular women.
1 Drop in this week.
Miss Genevievo Hauflairc has a
/ diploma from the International
Academy OF Dancing OF Paris. and
teaches ball room, aesthetic. classic
and stage dancing. at her dancing
academy, Ala South Boulder. Phone
/ Cedar 424 for details.
The popular basket wcaves and the
lace open work stockings are shown
Tor evening wear.
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Nearly every woman has h,. un1
bank account these days. and woman
like, they all luv" special attention
and courtesy. THAT IS one OF trr
many reasons why tho Fi.' Nt.pn.
Bank at Fourth and Main is so pope
ular with women. Window -, with
Mrs. Shirley in charge .s devoted
exclusively t. the ladies. aud onr
finds many special advantages %.
this window. Really, / think an Tulsa
appreciates the welcome atmosphDre
Of this wonderful bank.
Among the walking shoes favored
for spring and summer II low
model with two straps and buckles
On the side.
The print room in the Wctzcl Cal
leries. COS South Boston, was "a great
in it's gold and black effects and
with the wonderful collection Of new
prints that have just come in.
found IL most fascinating place
TO Took around Mr.. Wctzoll told
mo that this is the largest and mos,
exclusive collection he has ever pun
chased for a Tulsa showing. Dom
fail to visit these galleries, as 90.
pains or expense has been spared Go
make them distinctly worthy ur
Tulsa art lovers.
Stone Martens and sable are great
fayoritcs this season.
youthful lines characterize the
seasons mode" said Mrs Wcinbcr-
ger. just home from n visit 10 our
most popular style center | found
her simply showed under with spring
orders for suits, froCks, wraps, and
everything. So I'd suggest placing
/ your order at once with this Modisro
Shop, II West Fifth, for that Faster
costume.
For evening wear, hats are both
large and small. and many are seen
with Spanish touches, such A.
drapcd veil, the narrow rim lace ar
the friIiy picatcd scarf falling at one
side
For tho little miss from @ 20 90
years, ! saw lovely spring hats Doe
ing unpaCkcd i'm Mrs. Smiths chm
dren's Department, AT the DcWprc
/ shop, 500 South Main.
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Even more love
a bic I n a n usual
are the new ar
rivals in wear
able SNARE hats
at re a s o n a h | q
prices at the Lou
vre Millinery, l2
West Fifth.
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Jade dresses. hair ornaments and
fans always give distinctive and
bright effect To an audience.

This coming week
there will he a final
clearance sale OF all
Shukcrt Furs, including
C oats, stoles, and
ChokCrs by Mrs. Mad
den in her FUR depart e.
mcut at the Mann Hat
shop in the Sincair
building.
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..k -..n.'"
EDA,I ruru,u .rut.I a.l fifu|ut
- T. sy,tfrrc. U.aiur. ul.IH. f. hlYI ut
$50. Lpwa.tl league t.IU. intermediate
So guuIUr Monday uf sermon bY 'h"
weyk ,uur,h dsv. fHr vom.Is ." i"'i'7
.rao'nE FOO he forenoon nni Hl'"ih''"
r.ny'r meeting HrI .'Iif ''HI ''
,r.t.I.r ,,.noVtkI. .t.utt,.r'r .s.f
,..',r t,,a., url.ruu. uhsfp..
prraahItr 4t - and $50
.... ......,. .., , t.tf.
I'.I''N ..' p, ..,..
I.,.,,i.,y ID ar4 ..gu
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MISCELLANEOUS

,uru,u or TIfE yAzApE~E.. wsai
Tulsa. H'I9 south rhoeuiv. D. ". tohn.
con. pHHtot II.7 South Trenton tund' q
rrhoul n' 10. preaching 80 ID aud 2 10
young rruri" at o. g.. "wednesday prayer
meeting 90. HIbip study ,'sfs Friday OF
40
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Rainy days amt
hot weather tI,
coming. Tis then
q pc m a o. e. u .
wave proves IL
self the JOY of a
woman $ II
sta1t IgN To 90.
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'.NTiDENI SPIRITUAL AitIAN.t
County ..urf'Yum. ruurihYuFs. 3. 80 g.. uI
30. A. 49, % WhrcITr uaHtur lecture
Ir r.. ItfhH. followed uy mefHar'f
Direct f1ff meet after ."fsI'r All m"W
b'.a trIIe.t,d 20 attend
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ArIIOI

NOW TNNIiI Eighth auI Uusfdot
tnhu O.. Il.tr.ur. pastor. Flr,t mass nt
o.. u.. rNIlrnn.s maHs ana instruction
o. % hlrh uurs Nud sermon pt 10 30.
evening dn,ufIuuH upi inquiry ,llsa n
-. w.. Werkda. maHs'a t.lf aud .. m.
SACRED fIrNHT Sls,sonfh and Rock
furu Rev. charles Stundicri. Tr,fsr.
Services bf usuHl huufH
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,urrru Or COP r,ftu ana Nsdisof.
g o. Shluuau pastor. sunday school -
10 preaching at and 3o song services
q Fl, ruy" "dav prayer meeting - Z.
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Surely one y.ttHcy Of mind is en-
titled 20 work overtime when visit
ing Miss Ja.ksuu's Exclusive Shop
iu the Sinclair building. where one
secs In all the choice bits of art the
achievements ut someone's dreams
visions ana imaguatious Each week
! iind souo rare pirc" added to this
distinctive collection and 10 is real
joy To Doe permitted 90 tcll you Of
these now arrivals.
Wool parasnl- are NUndy's latest
and of course, they have appeared
on Itfth avenue, apparently Ia "A
inrthcr attempt ON the part OF the
originators tn. confuse the seasons.
AS numerous ana as gorgeously
beautiful as the flowers of spring
arc the matchlcssiy lovely gowns.
frockS. suits and sports things that
are arriving daily at Mlss Lchighs
Smart Vogue shop In the new
Wright building. And each new Crc-
alton, aS II appears, is caught up
ana whirlcd into It's predestined
social activities, almost as soon az It
arrives and is taken out OF its tissue
wrapping. II therefore bchooves one
10 visit this smart shop frequently.
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Many pco-
pie n "A V .
chosen the
carly spring
for { n o l +
Writ hdays
and II one
dare believe
Dame Ru-
NOR" then
we are to
have mum -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

wan the beginning OF arrivals are making heT
uondfi shops and this Madam la Node
subecYOUTH"An electric mode-fouh en-
doungr practical trend
that qualities and workmanship
made the hurried of the past feu
Prices ioue and ereryhng juny and gay
coiorfu rh here there breath from Egypf
sometimes the Apache and inspiration Of
dignity that eueyhing fuH of temperament and
make shaping of interesting discoveries
rather than the dme idea of buying because time to buy Ire
gathered of WiH jof down the
hat
made special effort surprise and please
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JEWISH

TEMPLE tEUAIl Fourteenth sud
Cheyenne. tntu U lstT. RABBIT. residence
Cedar i39", study Cedar 1919
HNAt EMUNAtf-.7lo South cheyenne.
Morris Teller. rabbi
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,..l,g "'.'' rN'' % i,,,i,y
school 80. with ~ minute orchestra CONE
cert. Endcayora. neuoI nnA !ntcrmcdiai"
~ t.i5. Junior a. ~. u-'orhmr. vt
fn.55 aud $50. Morning sermon. "s.lght-
INK the Holy Spirit" evening "rhc ChJlf.
ttNn'. Reward Special music a' both
services
SECOND PRUrBYTEUINN -- Iu0tg aud
Archer Tho church that shows moving
pictures W A. Murphy Jrg pastor sun
day school a. a.i5. pruior Endeavor AZ
$40; Junior ~ Z, led by Miss Iva Lstt'.
NC,nins Nc,in w3Sr.hp nS,,s Gnyops a. ,o,C, ao
In tho Days of Thy Youth" ryouluE,
There's u Great bay Gaming nyc ani
Bye." Prayer meeting N"iueHdsy 80
sVening $50. cherokee Heights COM
nuniv club Thursday 40. Moving pic
cures friday children al Gao adults i'ao
COLLEGE TuLI,- seventh ana Coium.
bia MCCOY, Kendall. Robert u. clarke.
pastor sunday sChooi 40 Is GndCaNuT
at $50. Preaching at II and tao.
UNITED rnEsnyTERrNN o. Chsyouns
and King. charles u. Ncwcomb minister.
l6o West King street nibie school AZ
a.tb' union e.lS' sermon ~ II and 20.
Morning subject 'Daughtcrs Of the
King" Epecial sermon 20 girlH and women
from ~ 70 20 years, by request of tho
V. W. 6. A.. evening, - Great Insult
Beautifully Answered"
nUILETTE MEMORIAL-.in inde dependence
and Norfolk w. =. Garvin, pastor
sunday school at 10, merging into morn.
ing 80. Last SUNDAY evening NJ each
month special service OF song
BAPTIST.
FIRST nAPrfsr--Tourth and cincin.
natl THE Nearest church ". O. Andor-
son, minister. l. W. shannon SUPER.
inteudcnt. Bible school o3o: II. V p. u
At elb' sunbeam band at . Morning
mi HNaN
Family Day" today AT this church.
Morning sermon, "'rhs Home Garden"
evening The Heavenly Homo Coming"
.TMMANUEL-- Second and Rockford c.
F. siler. pastor. -. H. Montclius. financial
ascretary. Pastors phone. ossge $3.50;
s.tb unions 6 SO. sunbcams 2;2o Preach
ing at II and $50 Training department
opens at bl5. Preaching at II and 30.
KENDALL -- sixth and birmingham.
f" y. Clnnady mlssicaery. sunday
sehool at 10. preaching az and 80.
ladies' missionary society Wednesday,
$50. Prayer meeting Thursday, ~"
sPRtNGpALE-Lewls ana Washington.
one milo north ~ Fairgrounds, g.. D..
10, morning service by gospel team, eve.
ming by young people. Prayer meeting
ana song service
NORTH TRENTON MISSION Trenton
aud Independence tformerly Haskc,D. g.
h. Cannady missionary. Basement walls
up 10 bottom " windows, another week
puts Us ready Tor floor ioistH.
OLD TIME MISSIONARY --6ll South
Quincy, Rev. Morrow, pastor, sunday
school s'tt. Services at II ana I'ib,
Everybody invited,
WEST TULSA -- Wrst Tulsa. e. II.
owen. pastor. soli South Olympia. OaaEe
II6s-R. sunday school az 10! servicoH NJ
II and $50 by pastor, both unions at
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rHESByTEIlINN.

FIRST PUEsuYTEUfAN Seventh u'
Noston e ~ herr. pastor. sunday
school $50. with 10 minute orchestra cone
cert. Eudcay1ra. Heuiur HrA !uiorWcllhl"
~ CTS, Junior a. = IN. u~'1rhUr ut
.55 aud 13O Morning sermon. 'S.lglt-
nix the Holy Spirit evening "Ihr ChIl..
ttan'. Reward" Special muric a' both
services.
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FIRST DuyUCu or ClUtsT p,- .ir'
. courtroom sJ D. trurtnnuna. 81 - ia-
Erufs elder DrtEr D1ft.t. bible school ~
DO M g. DUrHsut mo hog preacher viii
preach r,"r second and fourth sunday
each month H' 10 ami '..'.
LATTER DAY sAISTS fneorssnl1od
tor Route g. HnX iis. SUNDAY school ~
. $50. preaching a. - and = saints 60
operative soeiety meets sunday evening 81
H. midws"k prayer meeting Wedntaday az
,; Heligio society FRIDAY ~ 9
/ ASSEMBLY on GOD . rum ana
Peoria o. o. Cunningham pastor. 1922
East Haskell. sunday school and Bible
/ reading at 10. drvOtipusl ana pastoral
/ g-ryitn tt ID. eVauEDilatiC a. 80, young
poonie TUESDAY so, niblC study fridsy
, i.so
. SEVENTH DAY ApVENTtST SI,h
and Madison central parkp. ~ ". Das"
pastor. Saturday service, Sabbath school
. 50. miHHiuuury volunteers at 4. preach"
Ing ai It, sunday preaching al .. m,
. SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER - Every
"wednesday at and -. m. AZ horue of
Misc NIi,@ KscIrr dis West Third street.
Al interested af" welcome.
meets every sunday pnd Thursdsy 'vo
ming iu superior courtroom, courthouse.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY Hsssri
lodge. ThposuUhiral headquarters, room 'i7
Fisher Bld. llU4 o. Second. Members
ThurHday evening ~ each week At y. m.
Reading room open to the public Tues
day ana Friday Rftrrnonna 20 . W. J.
Hplllnger. Hecrrtary uHsg" si7i
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orOus weddings in the near future,
SO I've been looking around for suit
able gift suggestions and find the
Heilbrun jewelers. at Main and Sec
ond, showing an especially attrac-
tive line this year. Diamonds and
pearls with Irresistible mountings TO
enhance thipr beauty, silvcrwarc In
both sterling and plate. silver nov
elites. mesh bags, vanity cases,
brooches, and Witchcs--realiy one
finds here "a world OF loneliness
from which to choose.
The young women of Palm Reach
are enthusiastic about the GrosSman
sports suit which II nothing more OF
less thnn II plain jersey slip-on
blouse with high neck and front
opening only large enough to slip
ON over the head and n skirt Ia
match, either plain or accordion
plcatcd.
Every express brings charming
chapcauN 10 Miss LARS Millinery
department at the Dcmorest shop,
500 South Main. "Distinctively diff
ferent' hats worth while are these
creations of spring loveliGess.
Single animal fur ncCkpicCcs ac-
company the majority Of spring
suits, and fox sCnrfs are rapidly
coming into their own ngain.
Truly the elite of tho land" are
/ the chocolates and bon bous ono
finds at CANDNLAND, 4lO South
Main. These candies are made fresh
/ each day and are really the last word
| in dcliCiousncss. Don't forget their
Saturday special IT'S alwLNs a good
/ one,
Tho established voEne az gray and
, tan footwear l. seen In Our smart
shops in many new types for street
wear.
/ To-day | am permitted TO tcll you
that after an extended buying trip
to New york.. Miss lcroli has re-
& turned with tho seasons NvrNC and
has added to her unusual millinery
n very smart little line for spCrts ap-
+ parel including separate skirts,
/ blouses, sweaters AMI sports suits.
Each garment" sa!d Miss Hrrold,
has been selected with ,hc iuten-
tion OF making rs purchaser Il
pleased patron Another interest
F ing feature Of this now department
is the fact that moderate prices win
prevail. I can heartily add Tor dis
uuCtiyc hats and sports toss, visit
7 Herold's, o. West Third.
Perfectly marvellous cN-
claimed when Mrs, orr permitted me
to have one little look" at "A wed %
ding cake just ready to be sent TO It's
happy destination, and the indivld-
ual cakes, well, you know--none
can compare with those made by
Mrs Orr, coo South Boulder.
Navy blue retains the honor OF
playing "faVoritc' when Il comes To
the tailored suits, although we sec
lots of gray, brown, tan, and checks,
and occasionally "a black suit II seen.
Good eyesight is insured by good
glasses, as fitted by the Hannis OPP
, teal Co, sos South Boston.
Among the new ones" I've seen
il a rib silk hose for street and an
all-silk stocking In light and self
stripes for sports wear.
Every spring brings a demand for
dainty "undies.' Nou'U find adOr-
able styles I'm charming materials,
attractively priced AZ Lester's, jl4
south Main. Don't forget where,
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BAPTIST.

natt THE Nearest Church ". O. Andcr-
son, mnisirr, l. ". shannon. super
intcudcnt. Bible school o!2O. ~. Y =. u.
At Gilb, Sunbeam band at Morning
worship 1850. evening worship 20.
Family Day today AT this church.
Morning sermon, '''rhs Home Garden i'
evening, The Heavenly Homo Coming 30
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nULLETTT MEhORiAL-- Independence
and Norfolk. w. 4. Garvin, pastor.
sunday school at 10, merging into morn
ing service and closing at II so. proarn-
ms 80, Last SUNDAY evening NJ each
month special service OF song
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sPRtNGpALE-Lcwls ana Washington,
one milo north ~ fairgrounds e.. r.
Canuady missionary sunday school at
10; morning service BY gospel team, eve
ming by young people. Prayer meeting
and song service
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NORTH TRENTON MISSION Trenton
aud Independence formerly liaskc,D. e.
T., Canuady mlsslOnary. Basement walls
up 20 bottom % windows, another week
puts Us ready Tor floor ioirtH
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UNITED rnEsnYTERINN -. Chevonne
ana King. Charles u. Ncwcomh. minister.
itD West King street Hihie school at
A.ib. union 63ib. Sermon ~ / and 40
Mofulng subject. 'Daughtcrs Of the
King" Epscial sermon 20 EirlH and women
from ~ 70 20 years, by request ~ tho
v. W. e. A. evening. - Great Insult
Beautifully Answered"
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Old TIME MISSIONARY South
Quincy. Rev. Morrow, pastor. Sunday
school sAt. Services at II and 1'tb.
Everybody invited.
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EMANUEL Second and Rockford c.
F. Siier, pastor. -. n. MuntClius. financial
secretary. PASTORS phone. Usage $3.50
s.tb unions 6 so. SuubCams $3.50. Preach
ing at II and $50 Training department
opena at b.lb. Preaching at II and 30.
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UNITY CLASS OF Prnr'icsi Christianity
m.cts every Sunday and THURSDAY Ovo
ming iu superior courtroom, courthouse.
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WEST TULSA -- wcst Tulsa e. H.
owen. pastor soli South Olympia. Usage
TT6g-R sunday school at TO- services At
II and 73o by pastor both unions at
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yu,,rr MEMORIAL. tuur'..r'n r.l
tuaYsr Iauuu, D.. UIaunuu. uhH'D.
SUNDAY school a. rF.. tuworh ht q
prtaahlur tt - and B.. 800.
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uNDIEu MrNOHIRI 49, g. N.H
Admire. u.rkH Huu lnnru.r IS 'nU.
.#rI pBefu. sunday a,nno. Of |" if.'...
iuE hy The pastor 90 % InI .".
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BETUEB CIu'HCII .,I' NorIu Roof.
wost Twfith ptrs,i suudas school o.,
10. EpVofth league. $50. preaching ni
20 and T3o NIdvr.t prayer meeting
IhurrdaN t.fn
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SCUsN,E TRUTH CENTER Every
"wednesday ~ 2 and g. m AZ home of
Misc Alice K"clrf. diS West Third street
All interested st~ welcome.
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WESLEY ruArEI M. r. Co'b
Frankfort and Eistou ~ D. johnson.
pastor sunday school at 80. Epwutiu
$50. preaching al ti and u..'urk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-27

Why wouldn't it be nice To send
that Photograph you've promised
for ever SO long--as an Easter gift .
You've no doubt heard about the
new movie lighting they are featur-
ing at the James studios, just across
from Hotel Tulsa, Ask to see II when
You are there.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-24
WlLLISTON NOTES

wiAiston, n. D., June 34-The nrst
annual meeting Of the Willtston ,Po-
tato Growers association will be- hefd
at the court house In wil1iston on
Saturday, June Is. The meeting will
convene at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon
and all members Il we'll as others
in the potato industry have.
been invited to attend. As the potato
crop In the Willtston vicinity promises
to be very. large the marketing ddes-
ton will be fully discussed at this
meeting. ~
During the past week the report Of
the schools examined BY the Villa ms
county nurse. Abigail Stebbins. dur
ing 1920 and 1921 was issued. The re-
p%ortsshows that a1s schools we're ex-
amined with a total Of. 2,s45 pupilk
teeth. 2.2m; ears, IA: throat, 1901:
nose, 1872, and undernourished. 929.
Permission was granted by. Thomas
Hall, secretary Of state, during the
past week for the changing Of the
name Of the Wiliston Building and
Loan association to the Williston Saw
poration decided on the change Of
name after a vote wAA taken BY the
majority .of, holders Of capitol stock.
A novel plan was inansurAted by
the Williston Commercial club for the
sale of the 1921 Williston Chautauqua
tickets. Four office rooms were rent
ed and telephones installed. Members
Of the chautauqua committee spent
two days at the telephone and called
phone subscribers in an effort to sell
them tickets. The plan was SO success
full that several hundred tickets were
sold and a record crowd is looked for
At the c~hautauqua which starts next
Wednesday.