The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
Broken ArrOU Briefs

The remains of billy" infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mecks Of
jerks, whose death occurred Thurs
day, were inferred at Park Grove
cemetery Friday afternoon. A
large number Of friends accom-
panied the funeral party from
jerks to this city for the obsequies.
A simple ceremony quietly per-
formed at the manse of the Pro
byterian church by Rev. j.. Il. Kerr
marked the marriage of Mr.. Hous-
ton Ellison Of the Lynn Lane neigh
borhood and Miss Floy Dunn Of
Bixby last Sunday afternoon. The
couple will reside in Tulsa upon
their return from a honeymoon trip
east.
For the Sunday services at the
Baptist church the pastor, Rev. G..
M. Walker Announces the regular
service for Sunday will be Sunday
THE Meanest Person In the Coun-
try" for his subject Sunday evening.
Rev. G.. w. Griner announces the
regular services both morning and
evening at the NJ. T.. church South.
Rev. j.. f.. Kerr. pastor, announces
What God Sees in Us" as the
morning subject and THE Insplra-
ton of the Bible" as the evening
subject at tho Presbyterian church.
The usual order of worship for the
congregation of the First NJ. y.
church will be conducted by the
pastor, Rev. J.. d. Corning, In the
auditorium Of the grade school. Ser
vices at the Pentecustal church CON
tinue to he conducted regularly
both Sunday morning and evening
by volunteers from the cOnErega-
tion during the vacancy OF the pull
pit. At the Christian church. which
is also without n pastor, the only
service for Sunday viii bo Sunday
school at 10 a. m.
Broken Arrow citizens called to
Tulsa the past week for jury duty
in district court included n. =.
Snowman, n. NJ. Spilled, Joe Dalton,
X. l.. Cuddy. II. e. Brooks. s. l..
Johnson and \. NJ, Laws.
The back firing OF the engine
started a blaze which destroyed the
vacuum plant of the Highway oil
e Refining corporation, three
miles east Of Broken Arrow, at II
o'clock Monday night. Work was
commenced the next day toward
placing the plant back In opera
ton.
Four cars OF Grand river gravel
from Fort Gibson are being un-
loaded in the Katy yards, as the
first consignment OF material TO he
used by contractor NJ. l.. Cunning
ham in a road Improvement pro-
gram to be inauguratcd shortly on
the highways leading from Broken
Arrow.
Friends in this city received the
] a.v4- TsVLaInVH 81 a. l..Hl - ~.
John Nader at Mount Carroll. H.,
to which place her son. L., b.
Nader and family Of Broken Ar
dow, had been summoned a week
previous.
The Broken Arrow Gun club was
organized among a group of bust
ness men Tuesday evening with a
charter membership Of 20, which
number Is expected to be increased
to SO in a short time. Officers
elected were; A. o. Sr8der, presi-
dent; Leon Barth, secretary
Charles Petrie. field captain. The
grounds are located on the Wilson
farm one mile northeast OF the city,
where a regular weekly shoot will
be held OF Thursdays.
The Broken Arrow fair came &c
a successful close Wednesday after
a lnlte days session an" Italllth IN
the assembling Of a large number
OF prize-wiining products which
will be on display during the cOun-
~ fair at Tulsa.
Dixie Vernon, the five-montha
old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scott.
living EAST of Broken Arrow. died
last Tuesday az the family homo OF
commissions. The funeral was held
from the home Wednesday after
noon. conducted by Rev. j. L. Kerr.
pastor OF the Presbyterian church
Interment followed in Park Grove
cemetery,
Mrs. William Lewis was hostess
to the ladies Of the Presbyterian
afternoon at their regular monthly
meeting for September.
Spinach is an important winter
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