The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-12-14

Add 10 Subordinate Organizations.
Two pemenss During Year:
Resolutions Due To-day. ulse.
ton for Tomorrc~.
O. c. W. STUDENTS PUT
ON SHOW FOR GRANGE
Insurance Branch Of Order Holds
Meeting. Elects Directors; Dual
ness Women Give Reception
10 Visiting Ladies.

fitt"rn subordinate Changes and
two Pomona. or county orrnnisa.
lions. have been orraniscd In Okla.
homa since the last annual conyen.
lion Of tho state Grange. Il was
brought out yesterday during N.
convention here. IN tho reports of
tho state officers submitted to the
convention.
These reports stated. that there
arc now 2ai subordinate Oranges
aud ak Pomona organizations IN
Oklahoma. tho growth during tho
past year being considered entirely
satisfactory by the delegates pres.
ent There are y counties out OF II
In the state with Grange organlza-
iions, the reports showed. c. c.
King, master. declared that tho rec
ords show practically every one OF
the 20 counties arc represented at
the annual netting here.
Stockholders Held Meet.
Yesterday afternon. at the Elks
club rooms. weile the Grange ladies'
were being entertained by the Bust.
mesa and Professional womens club
of this city. the stockholders OF the
Grange Mutual Insurance company
held their annual meeting. various
issues pertaining 10 tho business OF
the company being discussed.
These directors Of the Insurance.
branch were elected at this meeting.
as follows: F. Borelli. Kingfisher;.
w. NJ. Hand. Salt Fork and ID. NJ
iorter. Billings. These were elected
to serve two years.
The Grange convention went into
today's session at Q o'clock. Reso-
lutions, outlining the policies OF the
Grange, we're 10 be introduced dur
ing the day. The appointment OF
committees was not complete this
morning, c. c. King. master. an
mount 4. II was expected that dele
gates who were due In the city this
morning would be placed on the
various committees and announce
ment was to come this afternoon.
Officers of the state Grange were
to be elected at the session tomor-
row morning. and installation was
scheduled to come Thursday after
noon.
Tonight at Z o'clock, local teams
will exemplify the work in the
lower degrees at the Elks club
rooms. Following this, the delegates
will go to the Oklahoma College for
Women where in the auditorium of
tAe administration building the
Sixth degre work will be exempli-
fled
o. c. w. Gives Program.
Opening the program last night at
eae Oklahoma College for Women
was the welcome address by rep.
resontative of the Chamber of Com
merce Mrs. ]. l.. Jones, state lee
turer for the Grange, responded to
the welcome address In very inn
pressive manner.
In short talk, President G. w.
Austin invited the visitors to in
spect the state school here and make
themselves "at home"
Two numbers were rendered by
the o. c. w. orchestra and equally
as many by the glee club. A quar-
tet composed of Cecilia Bonafield,
Opal Noe, Sterline Wright and Peka
Nance, all 0. c. W. students, gave
a rustic dance which was very en-
Enthusiastically received A reading
by Miss Lydia Pace, vocal solo by
Miss Eulita Williams and an Indian
dance by Miss TeAta Thompson
completed the program.
In beautifully decorated room.
Il ladies of the Grange were enter
tanned at the reception tea given in
the Elks club parlors yesterday af-
ternoon by the Business and Profess
sional Women's club of Chickasha.
An elaborate musical program, con-
sisting of piano. vocal and violin
solos, was rendered. Mrs. A. B. Nor
gan gave an interesting reading.
Those who appeared on the musi-
cal program were: Miss Mildred
Lorensen. Miss Irene May, Miss
Lillian Throne, Miss Emma 20 Will
hanson, Miss Jessie Morton. Mrs.
T. T. Montgomery, Miss Florence
TAYLOR and Miss Give Glendennine.