The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1921-01-15
OknuIgee Notes

Auo1ne- /. j Nalia,a 4. work
ing hard L. a-.i.t the teacher Of
tl!e state who are trying 10 have
the hool law, changed thai the
Colorcd schools may have lhcir
just share Of the state and county
| funds.
Bolcy j, furnishing some inter
! C,iinl matter, for our courts to.
ihrcSh out. Several citizens from
! that progressive city were i'm the
citv recently ON legal matters.
Supl. H. l.. ilargrovc of the Bo-I
! ley city schools passed through al
| few days ago and reported hi.
work in fine shape. Mir. Ilargroy,
is one OF our strong leaders irI
matter, educational and stands roi
all that is progressive i'm racial at
! lairN.
The county teachers association
met last Saturday i'm the audito
! rium of Dunbar School \ most an
| tcrcsting meeting Wa, held and q
| crcdllaDIc program WAS carried
out as follows:
Model Reading, Mrs. ". II. Fort,
assisted by her class.
The Importance of Drawing,
Miss Leila Anderson.
Music, Junior Glass (Nlisscs Gross
Campbell and Frazicrj.
Manual Training, Mr. Alexander
Edwards.
The association voted twenty five
dollars to the fund being raised b.
the Principals Association for the
purpose of pushing needed lcg.Sla
ton favorable To the separate
schools.
Rev. d. j. Long Of the A. NJ. L.
Zion Church il conducting ten
days meeting at the \. VI. +. Zion
Church, East FIRST Street.
The hand of the law is coming
down heavily on the law breaker.
The proper thing to do is to stay oui
Of the ways of evil and register
with those who are ON the right
side. Several places are either
locked up or soon to be.
Rev. j. \. Anderson and his faith
ful congregation are hoping to star,
their new brick church soon. Here
is hoping success along all lines.
Rev Davis is building a chuch in
Washington Addition and will soon
be ready To dedicate ii to the ser
vice of the Master.
Several back yards among oul
peOple need cleaning. \ little
work at odd times will make the
o.d place bloom and give a feeling
Of good cheer rather than have the
head turned as we pass by.
Mrs. Lucy Tcamer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mis-. j. +. Harrison was Sc
verely burned by an explosion of an
on stove which destroyed her home
and contents. DR.. Dardan, the at
tending physician stated that the
patient has Il splendid chance for
recovery.
Mrs. Alice Brown, a maid at the
Ray Hotel was burned Saturday
morning when her clothes caught
fire. She died Saturday evening.
Rev. T.. NJ. Madden, pastor of the
NJ. L. Church and congregation
nave perfected plans for The cree
tion of new church.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. C.. Mack were
The guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. C..
Hall of Bookcrlcc Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. C.. Perara. director of
agency for oklahoma. was in the
city Tuesday i'm the interest of the
Standard Insurance Go. Mr.. VIII
son, the News Depot proprietor will
look after the interest of the Stan
dard Insurance in and about Ok
mulgcc.
Mrs. j. II. Neal entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on
East third St., Friday.
Mrs. J. ID. Whalley left last week
to Join her husband Prof j. D..
Whalley at ClarkSvillc, Okla.
Rev. +, W. Kidd preached an cN-
ct!lcnt sermon at morning service
at the \. NJ. T.. Church. The Sun
day School Of the \. VI. T. Church |
IS progressing nicely under Prof. |
b. J. Wilson, The new Supt. The 4. |
C.. +. League rendered an Nccllcnl |
program Sunday evening.
MIR, William Tugglc of Oklahoma
City was in the city last week
visiting
Mr.. and Mrs, j. B. Key were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs j. +. l.. Dean
last week.