The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-25
HRoKEN ARROW


d. u. and Paul Mcclure. students at
trinity college at Sioux city, Iowa, ar
lived saturday for the holidays with their
Mrs. A. G. Ray and baby returned TO
oklahoma city Sunday evening after a
brief visit TO her father J. H. LaMay,
md other Broken Arrow relatives.
The regular collections from the Broken
Arrow sunday schools on last Sunday.
ion,nng about i5b, were contributed TO
the Good Fellows Christmas fund.
Mrs. NJ. s. Blanchard. after severe
ulress Of two weeks duration, has gone
70 fort Smith. Ark. where she will spend
the time with relatives until fully recoy.
Miss Philura sprssue is home from O.
Sss scoor~ panied b. younger sister,
Beuy. who has been attending school at
paui Hartman IL presiding over the
destines OF the local weather bureau dur
Ing Inc absence Of observer, J. A. Relhic
who Is out OF the city on a two weeks
vacation.
Misses I,ahoma and Lucille Moore arc
- - at Eufaula for the vacation per-
10 their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Mrs Amos Richards have re-
turf "a. their home at Fayetteville
. Ark. after brief visit to the j. T. Sim
mons family and other Broken Arrow
Br. ". NJ. Cooper left Saturday for
Little Rock to spend Christmas with Mrs
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. II. Mills
Miss Margaret Neibling returned satur-
day from Baker university at Baldwin,
Kan. to spend n two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. I Nciblins
Misses Hazel Darling ana Miss Letha
Ezel spent a few days with Miss Ezelrs
mother Mrs. Anna Ezell, during the
week. while taking few days rest from
their work on the Columbia Lyceum cir
cult OF wichita.
The ladies OF the First NJ. Il. church
report net sum OF tlts realized from
Saturday OF last week The money will
be used to help furnish the new church
Mrs. n l.. Sanders was hostess to the
members OF the Mlssionarr society Of the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday after
the social hour following the interesting
program presented.
Guests OF Misses Helen Corning and
Margaret NeblinR for a portion OF the
holiday will be Miss Gladys Mccormack OF
Tulsa and Miss Margaret Bostick Of KAN
sas city The young ladies were college
chums at Baker university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jameson Of Cof-
feyville arrived Friday for a holiday visit
to Mrs. Jam.son's parents, Postmaster
Jameson's mother and sister. Mrs. S.
Jameson and Miss Bess Jameson.
The ladies Of the Ruth bible class Of
the NJ T., church. South. Sunday school
were entertained by the male mcmbers
Of the class on Friday evening at the
odd Fellows hall. The evening was spent
Informally an elaborate spread being an
important feature OF the hospitality
Seventeen members responded to the
roll call at the meeting Of the Womans
Missionary society OF the NJ. T. Church,
South. at which Mrs. Fits Hurd was hos
tess on Thursday afternoon. An Interest
ing program was followed by refreshments
and a social hour. The January meeting
of the society will be held with Mrs. X.
N. Rowe as hostess on the afternoon of
January 10.
j. r. Mitchell. who was recently elected
president OF the Tulsa county branch OF
the Oklahoma state Poultr. Federation,
Ia already active boosting and advertis.
was spent In Tulsa by Mr.. Mitchell at
tending meeting with members Of the
Chamber OF Commerce in regard TO mat
tcrs connected with the next years show.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Embroidery club at which husbands OF
Thursday evening OF last week with Mes
danes r. l.. Cuddy and Harve Hoiings
worth as Joint hostesses at the cuddy
holiday season were evidenced In the
house decorations and refreshments. The
eysn,ns was n s spent ,o at cards. Invited
DR.. and Mrs. onis Franklin Mesdames
~ l.. Sanders and Ed Wells; Mr.. and
Mrs, J: A. Bearman and Mr.. and Mrs.
ON Friday afternoon OF last week the
ladies OF the Self Culture club enjoyed
the novelty OF nOldinE tneh regular meet
Ing in Tulsa at the home OF Ms II. II.
Snider. a member OF the club and a for
mer Broken Arrow resident. An elaborate
two-course. luncheon served at 1
o'clock, followed by the regular business
session of the club, after which the club
went in a body to the tabernacle TO hear
Billy Sunday. occupying specially reserved
seats. Club members from this city en-
toying the hospitality were Mesdames W.
r. Brooks; Rosa NJ Buckles, D. A. child
oTs. l.. ID. Corning A. A. Kemp r. 7.
Neihling, X. NJ. Rowe, II, G, Snider, W.
= Williams and j. Wright Young. The
hostess also had as guests for the meet
ing number Of ladies formerly residing
In Broken Arrow who now live in Tulsa.
Broken Arrow fraternal organization
nave been active of late In their prepars-
lions for the New Year by the election
Of officers and Otherwise completing their
work for the year 1891. Installations Of
new executives viii occur at the first
regular meeting OF the respective lodges
In January and the officers taking up the
new duties will be: MssOns;> w r. Laws,
J. W; NJ. c. Williams. secretary; r. g.
lIurd. treasurer. New officers for the
Eastern Star include Mrs. Floy Greene.
w. NJ Mrs. Maude Wells. A. NJ: V. l..
Ice. W. P; Mrs. Babel Taylor, conduct
ress, Mrs, Elsie Mays. associate conduct
ress; Mrs. Jennie Burdette, secretary;
Mrs. Effie Shrader, treasurer. The new
McAnally, consult W. NJ. Lewis, advisor;
X A. Walllngford, clerk; W. Il. Mes-
d0ws, banker; l.. f.. Finley, escort; Dr,
J. ~ Shippey, physician; Joe Morrow.
watchman. The officers to be installed
by the r. ". A. are: Mrs. Lizzie Hubble.
oraclei Mrs Josie Sprague. vice oracle;
Mrs Mary Castillo. past oracle; Mrs. Lizzie
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