The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
Broken ArrOU Briefs


}. l. Lewis has returned from
oklahoma city where he attended
the annual meeting OF the board OF
directors OF the Oklahoma state
Poultry Federation, which Is held
,each year during state fair week.
Mr.. Lewis is president OF the asso-
citation and presided at the meeting.
Ray Harold aged 22 months, son
OF Mr. and Mrs. Everett Price, died
Tuesday evening after brief illness
of cholera infantum. Funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. q. NJ.
Walker Wednesday afternoon. in
terment following at Pork Grove
cemetery
For the Supdgy church services.
Rev @. NJ. Walker, pastor OF the
Baptist church, announces bap-
usmal service in connection with the
usual sunday service both morning
and evening. The time and place
Of the Daptlsmal service vii! be an
nounced at the morning service
Rev. O. W. Griner will conduct the
regular sunday services both morn
ing and evening at the NJ. h. church,
South. Rev. J. Il. Kerr, pastor Of
the Presbyterian church. announces
why I Am a Christian" as the sub
iect for his morning sermon and
Personal Work as his evening
subject Z A two weeks series OF
evengelistic meetings Is announced
TO start al the Presbyterian church
on Tuesday evening, October 1, in
which Reverend Kerr will be Assist
ed BY Rev. II, w. Thompson, of Des
Moines, Iowa. The only service an
nounced for the Christian church is
Sunday school at 10 a. m, In con-
necton with which communion
service will be- observed. Rev. l.. d.
Corning, pastor OF the First Presby-
terrain church, will conduct worship
for his congregation i'm the audi
tortum Of the grade school building
both sunday morning and evening.
The usual service for both morning
and evening Is announced for the
Pentecostal church, the service be
ing conducted by an assistant during
the absence Of regular pastor.
Earl Cray, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T, $. GRAY Of Lynn Lane, has been
> awarded a free trip to the Muskogee
falr as the result of the high score
made among the local boys poultry
club at their showinGs at the BroE-
en- Arrow and Tulsa fairs.
Automobile thieves. after a con-
siderable period Of inactivity in
Broken Arrow, made way with a
newly repaired Ford car belonging
10 D. A. Wilson Tuesday night. Sew
eral pieces Of harness stored in the
garage were also missing.
n \ meeting which promises TO
mark the beginning of n new era for
Broken Arrow was held Tuesday
night and steps taken by the busi-
ness men for the organization OF
commercial club. A membership
roll was opened, permanent officers
elected and several committees ap-
pointed, one Of which will endeavor
70 induce every loyal citizen TO at
illiate himself with the new or
ganizaiton. The next meeting OF
me club will be held Tuesday night,
october 4. when the final details OF
organiZing will be worked out. An
otrer Of IS in gold is made for the
pest name suggested for the new
organization
The enrolment Of the Rroxen Ar
row high school has reached ITO,
whlle the grade school enrolment
, mas passed tho 400 mark. Manv
children remain vet 10 he enrolled,
which will increase both totals. Al
though crowded for room, the
choo! work Is reported progressing
saIlstac.orily in all departments
Ihe annual Tulsa county conven-
uon OF the W, c. T. Y. closed a sue
cesStul two-day convention in this
Uty Friday evening. Both county
ana state officers were I'm attend
aance and much local interest was
SHOWN throughout the meeting.
, marriage license was issued
saturday 10 Albert W. Reed, IS, and
Mss Alta Brooks. 1s, both OF
broken Arrow. They were married
~ Justice H. l.. Pierce before leav-
ing the courthouse.
Ihe Ruth Bible class Of the VI. r.
.,hhurch South, Sunday school netted
we sum Of 375 for church work at
4 ooE supper given on the church
a"n Tuesday evening.