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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

mcnt OF sub s,antlal reduction in
the Dodge B.othc.s cars. thor entire
stock OF cars has been delivered. and
orders arc being taHcn for delivery in
July Up II the pru,uI,t .i.ra u total
OF thirty mine cars have been sold
since the reduction. and there T. no
doubt orders viii be on nic for cutu:.
delivery az Dodge nrothcrs cars and
those who wish delivery In the rear
futnro should place their order with
out 1elny.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Red Cap storage batiery. Improve
men;' Will bo made in tho service
station TO handle the increased busI-
ness.
minal Motor Company. is now with
Battery Service Co Inc. 1915 West
Broad Street as vice president and
sales manager.
The Tcmpiar MOTORS COMPANY.
Cleveland Ohio. has just announced
pricc-reduction on all models. or-
f"ctivc July /. The announcement
also states that regardless OF the big
reduction Ia price. the new Tcmplar
IL fa7 superior mechanically and ar
ttstically.
The recent reductions on tires by
he big rubber companies have created
an unusual opportunity for the buy
ing public" says j.. NJ. Mason. of the
Mason Tire &c Rubber Company.
"iicretofor". many who were con-
WINGED OF The actual economy OF cords
could not afford them. Now. with the
cost Of cord tires at lower than pre-
war prices. 1t is possible for every
one to enjoy the mile-attcr- sat
istaction. of cords"
L. G. Andcrton. president Of .Andcr-
ton Automobile Company. local iIup-
mobile distributors. reports business
good with the following recent sales
TO Richmond people: w T. collier.
Charles Cooper. u. Kcssler. G. II
Watkins. " a. Sp!llman. stuart
Cook. :. q. Meredith, Jacob ro!t!g.
=. -. FoX
j y. Hughes. formerly with Myers
Motor Co, OF Lynchbura;. is ncw as
sociatcd with Transportation Motor
Co, TO sell the Republic truck.
The Phclps-Naughan-P Profit Motor
Co. Inc. reports. since the announce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19
Sparks From Motorland

4 The Alsop Motor Corporation Mon
Jay night presented at the Victor In
the afternoon TO the members OF
Their organization and on Monday
night to the retail dealers of tho
Richmond Automobile Trade Assocla-
ton movie thriller showing :, Max
well car doing remarkable stunts.
In" scenario was OF mau. "a maid
and mad motor car race In a A.
rec! picture conceived by j.. Il. C.og-
ham. Maxwell dealer OF san Diego.
Cal. Nell Shipuan ana Bert van
Tuylc are the stars in the picture.
They also wrote the scenario. The
picture has real plot, thrilling ell
MAKES and plenty OF romance Al
though the Maxwell car Is the, real
any suggestion of advertising the car
IT'S performances are so remarkable
taat persons seeing the picture ma
tural.y turn their attention to the
name OF the car and its wonderful
achievements They learn il is :,
."dH"cl' ny Ia: name o.: the radiator.
IN" scene Is laid IN the toughest
country "i Mexico. II was shown here
under the direction OF Gordon Muir.
formerly Of the Maxwell advertising
department.
H. Llnwood Ford. for some time
with Richmond Motor Corporation
has Joined the sales fore" OF the
ii"arn Motor Eleventh and HuIl
streets. authorized Ford dealers
Frank haptis; Auto Painting
COMPANY is r3w occupying tho Soc
ond iioor % the Richmond Electric
Gararc. 2b3l Wcst Broad street. rhey
hay" Installed dust-proo! room for
auto painting.
Philadelphia Service station has
taken over the distribution of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

Red Cap storaH" ba,tery. Improve
meni' Will bo made in tho service
station TO handle the increased busl-
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

J. T.. Hughes. formerly with Myers
Motor Co, OF Lynchbur:;. is now as
sociarcd with Transportation Motor
Co to sell the Republic truck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

II. LinwVud Ford. for some time
with Richmond Motor Corporation
has Joined the sales force OF the
H"arn Motor, Eleventh and l,ul!
streets. authorized Ford dealers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-19

The Phclps-Naughan- PROM; Motor
CO.. Inc. reports, since the announce
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
OPERETTA TO Be
REPEATED TODAY

The operetta Santa Claus, Jr.." 20
successfully presented at tho steel
works ~" Friday evening by the chill
dren's chorus of the ~" will be re-
peated this afternoon at the same
place instead OF the regular COM
munity sing Of popular songs. Mr..
Christian stated yesterday. however.
that there would be a community sing
of Christmas carols by the audience,
the words being cast on the screen.
No admission will be charged to the
double entertainment, but a collection
will be taken up to help defray the
expense OF putting on the operetta.
All who saw the performance Friday
evening declare that It Is really mar
vclous how Mr.. Christian, as song
leader. and Miss I-enore Murray. as
stage director, have brought tho chill
dren up to such a point Of perfection.
Go to the 'Y' this afternoon and see
IL this is not so. There Is no door
charge.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
Remember Matron
OF Steelworks "Y''

Ths Dormitory club OF the Steel
Works 7, with a membership OF 20
rnembers gave a pleasant surprise,
added to tho general cheerful Christ
mas spirit at the largo Y. NJ. c. A.
building today when the committee OF
tho club remembered Mrs Gault and
her assistant with tokens from Santa
Claua.
Mrs. Gault has charge OF tho care
and upkeep OF the many rooms in
tho building. and with her ssff OF
maids was pleasantly surprised by tho
club members on receiving tho pres
~nts in token o. their splerdid work
during the year.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
A. BLAST FURNACE
BLOWS IN TODAY

It wa, officially stated at tho steel
worka yesterday that "A" blast fur
mace, which has been smoking for
several days past will be blown in"
today. This means that the big Iron
producer has been charged and the
huge blowing engine that drives the
hot blasts from the gas stoves
through tuyeres at the base of the fur
nace will start and the process of TAX
ing iron from ore In furnace a. will
start.
Superintendent George Van Brimer,
of the C. and w. stated yesterday that
he has already put on one switching
crew and another will start during
tho coming week. Things are sure
waking up at the big plant.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
Mother Has Right To
Krow Where Bobes Art

Des Moines. Ia. Dec. 2+.-Citins
tho decision OF King Solomon. as re-
cord ed in Chapter three. first book
of Kings. district Judge James G.
Hume here today ruled that mother
has first claim upon her own child
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leiske
OF sheldon. Iowa. are entitled TO
know tho whereabouts of their three
bows. adopted from the Iown chill
dren's home. Tho horns authorities
sad refused to tell the whereabouts
of tho children.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
Job For Gardner

Phoenix. Ari,.. Dec. 24.-Roy Gard
ner. notorious mail robbcr. has been
offered contract promising him
s25,0o0 q year and one-third of the
profits to enter Legitimate ous'-
ness' In Los Angeles. according to In
formation received today by Carl A.
Davis. counsel for Gardner in his re-
cent trials here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25

We could write would tell moro Of her
devotion to the little children OF this
world than the very fact of this de-
partment and this work itself.
Father, in thy gracious keeping.
Leave we now Thy servant sleeping.
Alleuia!"
Mrs. Julia Hawke Gayton was made
the chairman OF the kindergarten de-
partment At tho last meeting OF the
state board.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
MRS. s. G. CUNNINGHAM. Press Chairman. Phone sAsew

Tho officers of the Pueblo County
Council P. T. A. extend to the teach
ers of Pueblo county their sincerest
wishes for very merry Christmas.
This half of the school year has been
Of both profit and pleasure to us. and
may We say God bless thee at this
time Of year, God bless thee for an
other year"
Mrs. F. A. Wells has finished ner
work and Is at rest. No words that
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-25
Jurenile Edition Wanted

Mamma" said little Fred. this
catechism Is awfully hard Can't you
get mo a kittychiem?"-Baptis Boys
and Girls.
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I1tlut aIAE>. MOST
FAMOUS AMERICAN piiii.

fhelnu Given. one of ths tAs.
phenomenal ~ the suceoasful snn8.
q slolinlssa frm The eonseg sators
q Prof Leopold Auef. ths ereaf IA.
sian pedalogne. has lAe distinction /,
n"ing bis moe, fa,n0us American won.
80 pull and further. og belns n
only pupil ever accepted by him VIA
oHl previous training
Perhaps The dmlnaug rhafacseesa
10 oi this remarkable arliAta Mt nt
- her tons extraordinarily ith
sonofouA and coloffni. albeit 4 CON
faina an lndiyidaui note ~ tender
neas a,id emotional feeling explain.
tory only BY fbe fact that Nlan tss4sa
y wpuau on the other hand. Miss
Giyen'g vital personality IL such 10
esuge another famous uflile. 81
James Gibbons iiUnekcr. of fhe Nes,
York World, % term her "a hYe
wire"
Miea GiYcn wlll be hers hext fi.
day night a. The Guthrie Theatre.
under the aueperies u the Rotary
Club This Is the firAl of four con.
'er's 20 be pat On BY the Rosarlans
'sk about them. Eet season ticket
hone s5i for Information
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'rIs.i>-iIUppIH" ~
KILLED NJ ENGINE

chandler Jan lIAlsy Frisdle.
s yeaga old MAS hill.si instantly
~hpa run over ~ an east bound
Nrmen paaaonKer train Al thw rail-
road alation hers SUNDAY.
No aae sas $50 accident u a be-
llnvvd isou"sef. that ths naa a.
Iui0pled 20 Ket ga tbs front % the
eae sne ~ il eaa stopping for tas
Station
tflsslie leaves go relatives Ills
wtfr died uay" than yHsr a4g
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NAN IN NAVY MUST
NOT GET SICK NOW
Human Life or the Ocean Wave
Is Precious and the CRY
Of Overheard Means
Little


s NAA 'sNfs
~ ~Aaa = ~Aaaa ~
W s 49, ~es sAsiof 9'
"f = .ls "a'''rsall'~ MsE@
Afss 1e ins'hAf e.
As o-' 81 a1e VA ~ AA fe4
*NA eA @eA AAaAAeN
A~ 'F'F~ e ffef3 sAAsor 80 i'd'Afe
~ @sA" = ~ ss
- .@'f 0@FAesi Ae1' pr ah
~ 1eA - cisAefs g ~aE 81
@N Ast MAfn 0'e cfy man
''-'A~ ss ~ TSe 'eo&oai -
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IN sAulc~slle after N.si with
frieAls
Nj aud Mrs waltor Chestnut ana
Alr and Mr. chas. olaan and Fam.
81 were she dinner sues.s ~ N~
Gillette IN Oklahoma clts Sew Years
daN
Mg and Alf~ c~orre speer Miss
Anna Sg~~r and Nj and Mrs lhn
speer mo'ag'ea 10 Perkins ,s~srr~lav
~ NJ
Mrs Rulc Siurwnn an daughter
arr she guests NJ the fot ner's sister
M shas Movssom Ia Oklahoma
Cily
Mira Ryron RAseheAar has returned
from kaasAs cisy and Hutchinson
where she spent she holidays a.
y II y
Nv and Mrs ToAs Ilepns and
children have rosarued - Gushing
af'ef spending The rnle.iiae with the
laiscr's sister Mrs John I,ovelcsu
and sanity
VI " 81
i.orcn Smnh of oklahoma City
sa-snt tho ,ss'vA end With George
rsrnN.
y " =
'irs w~llcr Carpenter aud Miss
IeonA Jernwan attended elub giv.
Ga By Mrv Lee Beard Ia Oklahoma
CITY last week
Il = n
Mr j J Rayuaker Wh0 has spent
the Christmas holiday ai home has
iefi nor trhl over tAe state.
Msss Caroline Davis. vflo has spent
ihe holidays ~ih her parents. Mr.
and Mrs J A Davis has returned 20
Weston. where she seak'hcs history
ia Tho high school
= = Il
Mr. and Mrs. Ray N Johnston and
daaslter, niarenrei llayc returned 70
their homc ID chkp.eo afies spending |
the holidays with their parents Afr
and Mrs A. Dasiu. and Air. and
Mrs s r. Soher and children of 4
BeyerpA OKLA have returned after
visit with tholr parents. Mf and +,
Mrs g NJ sohus'on u tx East
M4nsur IA
N II r.
Hf ceorxe wehuier o, coslnsson
y horr FOR few days Was with his
father and sister
X n M
ar and Mrs l.. J. Sta, aud son. t,
i.uren. were the dinner guests ~ /,
sir and Mrs w h Howard at Na.
rsna, yesterday
= s =
Miss Alma Wuin. Miss l,y Daniels
and little Geraldine Bnrun spent the
seek end Ii stiiiwaier vhere Mlss
Wuln and Miss Daniels attended
dance Saturday nsghs.
n n E
slr Bill Patrick of Dalias IS Visit
ing Mrs. Greenwood and family
F Y x
The Del. hlan club Will lase a tea .
Wednesday afternoon III tie home u
Ms Loveiosa. 10 East Warner Each !
mesn5er is privilegod to invite one
guest Please phone the secretary II
you viii attend h
n u y Il
The Trinity Episcopal Guild will
meet with Mrs " r. Fu'row Tues
day afternoon at 2 O'Clock
x N "
Farm Noman's Club 80. !. viii
mest with Mrs. JOSEPH Rou. 3l5
North Cedar. with Mrs. Duke DOyc
assisting hostess
" y -
Missionary Society.
The woman's Missionary Society
of The Christian Church VII meet
with sfSs. r. ftobinson. 1911 East
Noble Wednesday afternoon az zsso. !
All women Of the church and others !
interested In mission work are cyr-
daily invited 20 attcBa
n n y 4
The Maoezbces sali entertain their
husbands ~ sB1er In tae city hail 4
Tuesday night Il
n M M
The Altar Society and friends vsB !
be entertained by Mw. ". II. Coyle
119nSdsy afternoon
n y M
T'he West Side W. C. I, Z. viii {
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A aeisgas4al eeeat on Aew fe@ris
ues the ~ home gissa by Miss
Naarea Davis aid Mfas Rafh HM-
dresa. "a the hrne az the latter 10
snaor e< e4e Beta tsags when the
bone wAs decorated wsh the Beta
cosors nink and blue The tea
tzAta v-4x presided oser Nv Mrs Wa.
RI. 8fowd ane 9Tx Howard Pfc
T'bere pere about seveniF -five wbo
called curing the afternoon Miss
Rath TsEdreths hoaseg1ssts were
Lazy ksrzieF a BArzieexiise, Miss
Katherine Nash * Ogi4AcuA City.
Miss Haaen Berry oe Norman and
Miss J yaarna welss og L2vS0n
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Nr. and Mrs. ". II. Bossen and
son. Frede~sek. were the Sew Years
dnner guests d Mrs Brodsrick IN
Oklahoma Cay
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Turkey supper Tuesday night At i.
q. Y. w. Hall. Yeolnsu Lodge
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J HAVE tAkan uF properly Of -
n2rket s24 Nora Bro41 and 30
Easg "a WzsaznEton. s.. WA MeKasna
. ANTLD To kpgy aor c1ko-la xvae
Jersey csRk 80 vxuEg aez. u.
roc puws 1es au- CORK. 1859 ~. uaEx
roa Alfalfa hxy. eeaxersc 81 gaih =
e. o. ny fzrm zi1s uAlisa sorsA- Aa
eaess = n siesssensDz BOX e Sush
s5s
POUND hack purse. containing
rszne zgaey ana pss~rs Cali n
L.es5s-s os1os. k7H
Lezser Classified A6s. 81 Rssulss
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ses1 ice Was gvAd hv ihe hrieex fataca
FAe veidlng march was PLAYED b.
Mrs Rrecc Sgiies ~ Tulsa
The ssFsae. vso was nnAttcaded
eeFe ~ asteSrsssa gown * broN
it0sesyn wish hAs Wnd Accessories d,
psAs \. lies flowers f~sre cssAk'
AoQaet ~ vwecsheAss nscA and llg
ies of the Aallo, imms~li&sely afse
'hf ceremony Mr ana Mrs Ssroul
lef foF nelias 10 ~eaa their honey
'nean Afscr thelr return tAns vii
be a. home Is frsends Al ia Yves
reagA ssree,
The hrilc il eraHuAic % tbe Cen.
uas hlSh school and u former ssa
acas * the Oklahoma city ,,olloxs
NJ S,rane. who is fhe son ID Mr and
Mrs , g strong q 1895 s'ogzh nsis
avenae also IL graduate q the
t'eusrai hlgA zchoai Mr. Ssroag ss
"sss'' '''s'a VIA h~sf PTS foods com
paay
4ae N'ae Il sosHnfv resiccns q
Nfasaf'e "
II
NJ and Mrs Y 4 Ha1enleek had
~ she'r guesss NEW Years day the
sattefs Parents. NJ and Mr. s "a
iA'olss Mr Mll neoiey Mr. and
Mrs suneci y Palm BeaeA Fla Air
aad Mrs " 6 Kendall and sna .
Reesicn. Tex
s = n
Surprise parn.
4 s.nwriss party planned hy Miss
Wlmacr ~as given II honor 81 Ire
18th tsrxhaay II AIRS Merrlman. a
s7s East Oklahoma. 4 delicious
taree-coarsc luncheon sss SERVED.
besides sirs Mvrsmans daughters.
Mrs Huansss Dosralass and Mrs ilaa-
gems og Perkins. sherc we,., Alr. and
Mrs w4nser Mr. Hudg.,A os Fer.
lms. Mr Donslass. Mrs. frmktnoug.
Nrs Mooa Msw. choate Mrs Victor
Mods. M8ss Armstrong. Misses julia
aad Cynthia Patterson. MIS- reos and
Nrx McrxamAns tAree grandchildren,
Raay. Eiolse and Fay Doaglasn
n m n
Mr and Mrs Edwan seareTer had
"a thpsr dgnnew quests Sunday Mr.
aua Mrs.. Ray Schressier of Mulham.
Mr ana airs. Ralph Schrefflcr of
Mr.. and Ms. Ernest
and Mr ana Mrs. Fxyu
s. s.hrenc~ In honor of Mr. and Mrs.
aaha n. TAoh5s os Chicago
= M -
Aasorx those Who lcs 10 attend
.rhooa Arc Miss Mary Dosxlass who
aDss NJ 7.ynchbuf.. Va. sD attend
> ,sarae1us, sfaron MissA~ Kafhr,u
Deaa Ruth gsidrcth and ithes Wal
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Cards; Dancing

Nise Betty Griswold entertained Q
fes friends at cards std danciag
Friday evening, after which Mira
!. Criswold. assisted BY Mrs. G. l.
I'arl4am. Mrs Lawrence Jelsma and
Mrs i. J. CrlswoId. served delicious
refreshments 70 Nisa Lorna Powell
Miss Mildred johnson. Miss tiifia
siakesy. Miss Kaahryn Hstscb Miss
Geraldine Suits. Miss Carol upham,
MIsacs Helen and Marion iiarnes
sfiss Treesa Smith Miss Grace
James Miss Ruth Anthls. Mss Ey-
sline Rinker. Miss Ruth Miller, Mlss
Mary Wolfe. Misses R4.lla and Win
mis- Billings Miss Esther Griswold
Mr chsries Douglass Mr. Maryir
Suits Nr. Arthur joiner. Ni. Joe Sel-
son Mr Prank Gardner. Mr. Clarenc
Howiand. sr. Ora Miller. sr. Leon,
ard crlmb, Mr.. Lloyd peeler. MIR
chas picksrd. Mr.. Leo aeNulty. Mr.
jos Carey. Lilo Rlsef Mr. W. A
Green. Nr. and Mrs. Harry Pulse,
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MtAs!s!:s|; !!'';.: !: |;,,;,;. :. .;;.;;; !; 60.
vIGIkS
Osw : Afsiasa fs's TED fssrk

Atsf 4 afUfto1 fHft Y - y - y
nsces wtsh Mrs n " GN~s - isas
Mce, Nesar race,AU aHsspN,p a.
10
The tN.selen Mssslonar, Saiets ~
the W>a~s NJ = eAar'A eili mess
"Wednesday With Mrs. s BAY
y X 4
1h~ nAwl.l w,unana Missionary
s,viesy wsil moet af tas eauu,h at
2 - TUESDAY afternoon
y N VI
Watch MIGHT Party Al Fnsen ssons
Nnoae the ln,rrsssine watch nlsA'
f'asalss wAs the one ssra rs Mary
Fl.sAhelA and Vir0lna ftlsae Friday
ntsAs Al their hono eoa wtel Wsssh
inston when christmas urfesilons
N~sw used sN decorate lhe ,,oNm
feafafes of the esensns we've pea.
raan anaoes several calllloa fciFea
aud pg4re riVcn Fof thc most Ia
,crcsiinK cansorsAslonailat theee bs
ma won 3, Iiaf4et Jenkins anA rem
v Harts ~ oklahoma Cas Nlea
Aiafisn i.wing nIrnlelt.a tfe musie
and she egMnd marsh pNs less ~ lhe
hostess and Masters Tenn n Harris
~ Oklahoma CITY and fsaueAs Noeb
~ ~ Smhh Aik ile4yn ovens.
,ifvs~~d a. Aewrle ~ fetleseul tho
Nou YcAr dissrlbAtcd Nhs,ivs a.
famre which the litilg ltolk~ usAl
very freely al midntsh, Mrs f1isan
aselstod by lienuciiA AHd Mr TfA
dor served salad cnUrse ia Nhe
kathryn fllsAiriek Dorothy Van
Heosef Dorothy pooloy Mate toNie
Gray CofFiae Carlson. merry DAVIS
iisniei lanklus Ktiiy lla ~. Fran
els Mcclnley lone aud Esther Ms
Flhnucy Madeline olson netsy
plokari Flora Virginia Mcrfls. Mli
.,av~i srcinan letha lsari Nath
ioels s saltwater Tom 4 Harris
ana Bard Smith ~ OhiafonAa Ciis.
Francis Noel. liarald Chestnut, lsh
man iioneea ossh i'aal rs Ae4 Frank
Carlson Tom Tasior has nond
Marty Uvrahi Peterson liarl and
frness Caref Rolpfi llalleHnssh
J,,hn Hcrsseu l,clana John phlillps
lmfond Martin. Francis salla Eugeae
Chas nafwsek. Richard fo
earty George narn~e. Frank and iIar'
ris natcnlan and Guy Rne
IS r. -
Alr and Mrs u y Ihsinginn ~
Nes Eaat Noble had ae their dlnnef
quests yesterday. IN and Nru. A A.
West AMI son. STANLEY Misaer I.easia
i3ttersou and Mary iIoldsn ~ raula
Nslles, Mr.. and Mrs MNiey Smith
lua son and Miss olsa SAroeies
n ~ u
o G. s. Installation.
Friday nlahi the Eas,cra staf had
heir installation ~ officers after
khi,h ihcrn was rhsrs afcwram IN
which Miss Eiosso D1ussaas played
'ome yiolla solos and Mrs Mark
touAeh gave several reaallgga This
sas follosed With light rsffeebfpenis
md dance whlch lasted uniil the
soe Year
" " r
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Mr. and Nrs. Henry ThomDson and
ehiicrea hare retarae6 TO their home
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin liisasepa ~
e Reno. were The gsests FRIDAY and
Saturday of Nr ard Mrs. N. L.
Bs~nes q COS Ess. Springer avenue.
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The Altar Society and friends vssl
be entertained by Mrs. " II. coyls
T-9n'sdzy afternoon
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The Nacczbces sali entertain their
bssbsn5s ~ su1.r In tae city hail
Tuesday night
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FHW~ -
imsssssot
GO mpbs -
4 q = { .
caused ~
= sluggish
livef.m MIL
Ito = , = Z
peop1es
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Judge and Mrs A. II. Huston Rad
A. their dinner guests Sunday Judge
ara Mrs. Bassest. Mrs slarch. Mr..
and M-s. Frea Green and Miss Hesen
Green ~ colunbla. Mo
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QUAINT Dinner

w and Mrs " IS Chestnut ~
Gls Fast Warner. entertained Friday
night wtth quaint dlnaef. having
a. their decorations. rna carnations.
During the evening bfidpe vas played
and bhsh scores Nere won by Mrs.
cnss Olson and NJ chrs,e4'
Olson. The guesla were Nf aud Mrs.
W II Boasen. Dr Pauline and Dr.
lc B Baraer nr and Mrs Ilouee-
worth. Mr. and Mrs Chas Olson, and
Mf. aud Mrs Csase t'hesii.gt
n y =
Air and Mrs George Paddock gave
beautifully aI4olnted dsancr New
YEARS. evening. honoring Mr and
MIR Tony IIfvlDs ~ Gushing After
dinnor auction bridge WAS played In
which Mrs + L Brown von top
poore The guests ineiudci Dr Paul
iue and Df G. u Barker Mr and
mrs. Carl Fairfield Mr. and Mrs v
l.. Brown. SIR and Mfs John adams.
Mr. and Mrs VIII Patterson Mr and
Mrw Tony liNgins and " aud Mrs.
Jehu I.ogclasa
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Kiss PearHe Short daughter q
Nrx- Anna SAors and W. FrArik
Fsar-an neiaier. soe 81 M and Mrs
Pred Fsa--enhelrner. s'ere married
Sunday. yznuzy :. Al tfue Baptist
parsonage v1t1 saes few friends
areserst- 1lg and Mrs Pzstenheiner
atseusasss Logan county hixa sesaooi
NJ. Parze7heizner se-ved three
rearB Il the nary ard saw service IN
-aany foreign countries lie Il nerw
'ovsns<zsa psea she ssnsz Fe and vii
reside 81 Guthrie.
r. y x
Mr. and Mr. v. r. weica u ~
Ezst washington had ~ their guests
~sw Ye&rs Gay. Nr. and Mrs waater
welsA and azurhtef. W.. sir ard
afrs. Edxsrd wesca and da0xhisr
Hesen. Al ~ OsslzhonS Cry Nr and
sfrf. Ha~o5a weseh aa5 saHlldre1.
May AIice Mickey zna PRED Mrs.
;. c. Poss and xiss Fiorz v eunev.
~ < X
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

The w'oman's Missionary Society
of the Christian Church xiil meet
with sfSs r. Hobinson- 1911 East
Noble Wednesday afternoon al z.s0
All women of the chun.h and others
interested In mission work are cyr-
dialIy invited 20 attend
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

Miss Egiza Bulkley of Oklahoma
City. was . guest ia The "a. Walton
home ls4ag week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

Tbs West side ". c. 4. U. viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

fhw narslet Nummns Missiepafy
S,Niety wlil mcct 81 tas caur,h 3,
20 Tuesday Afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

sfr. and Mrs George Martin Of -
Park Place. had a. their week end
guests. NJ. and Mrs Hera-erf Can
fssad Mr.. George Calvert. Doctor
Robert Czfrert and Miss Stella Msy
Marker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

Mt snd Mrs - y ihyingtnn ~
NNt Eaat Noble had ae their dinner
guests yesterday ilr and Mrs. a A.
Mses and son STANLEY Misses Iseasla
ragtessou and MARY Holden ~ Paula
VALLEY, Mr.. and Mrs Msiey Smith
aud son and Miss OLA SAroriei
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

nycet wfth Mrs a " 6v~s - tk1s
Meet Nas,lr rlceAu a4erpNsn a.
: so
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-01-03

The tN.eeien Missionary @sal lets ~
The Nest " = eAar'A eili mess
"Wednesday With Mrs. s bay
81 x a