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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
STATE SOCIETY


Miss Katherine Van Vclzer enter
tnlned the II. S. G. club with n bridge
luncheon yesterday. Decorations
carried the club Colora Of lavender
and yellow. High acorc was reached
by Miss Glenn Wood. Miss Icrma
Jones won the guest prize and the
consolation prize was awarded to
Quclma Jones. A dainty luncheon
was served at O'Clock to the fol
lowing: Misses Glenn Wood, Frances
Berry. Eugcnia white, Frances
Jucksch Blanche Miller. Bernice
Lawson. Zerma Jones. Xclma San
dcrs. Quclma Jones, Rita Burns and
Belle Wilkcnson.
Misses Alice and Eulalia Van vel
ger, Elizabeth Mann and Elizabeth
Andrews returned Wednesday morn
Ing from Rocky Mountain National
Park, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs Dick Dunlap left
Monday night Tor visit with rela-
tivos IN Kansas City and other points
In Missouri.
Mr and Mrs. VIII Gray and chill
drcn Billie and Bobbie Of Okmulgec
nrc guests at the home Of their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gray, on
South independence.
pr. ana Mrs. Ira Malone have gone
to the Ozarks for two woeks' va
cation
Mrs \. Workman and children
have gone to Kansas city for visit
with relatives.
Dr. and Mrs j. W. Hoover returned
Yesterday from Wislow. Ark. The
/ Doctor, who recently underwent an
| operation in the Tulsa hospital, will
return there for treatment.
| Mrs. &. Is. Maddox and Mrs. Bar
| ton have gone to Ciarcmore for a
] few days.
Misses Vera Perry. Georgia Win
get, Edith Yates and Lucy Mauldin
/ have returned from tho Y. W. q. \.
/ Conforouc" Association camp at
/ Estes park.
Mrs. Leo Dunlap and children,
/ Irene. Doris and Charles, acComp1n-
/ led by Mrs. Dunlap's sister, Mrs. \
] l.. Miller and daughter Maude, have
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gone to Lucornc. Mo, for an extend
ed visit with relatives
Mrs .. r. ltu't and daughter
Frances are visiting relatives bro
sherman and Dallas, Texas
br. aud Mrs. ". T.. Robinson uf
tO3 South Independence left Sdtur-
day fpr Portland ore, and from
there will go a. California whore the
Doctor Viii talk" u post graduate
course.
Mr. Norman Cohen ~ Shawnee.
OKLA. ia tho house guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Carshun
Mrs Sam Curshon entertained
Wednesday evening with line party
hunotinR Mrs Eugene Brinn of Tor
r"l. Texas. who Is the guest of Mrs.
Max Meyer After the show tho
ladies returned 20 Mrs. Curshou q
homo whore dainty ice course was
acrvod
Mr. and MIRA Arthur Lawrence
and family mad" AN overland trip 90
Bella Vista. Ark, recently. whore
they will spend month at their
summer cottage
Mrs T.. r. Ungcr of South water
street entertained tho members and
guests Of the Maids and Natrous
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were visited IN '1'h tHt'.
MIS-. baI' Mu9s'r or inc I'"Hdcr-
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itod friends in Eldorado. ka, p,
Gently. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. FI.I.,.....-,
Mrs. NJ. j, Covingtou and d,.,a,l a,l
tor, Lucille, are at home from. 81 81
to Belle Vista, Ark. Miss I..la ZIP
visited in Joplin, Mo. h,..r. ,o,so psy
to Belle Vista. sung
Miss Ruth O'FarrcU. gls r,,.
Sixth street, and Miss EtN.r ca-.'i9
1000 South Fifth. are at h.pl, S.eaea
n vacation trip In Culiforr. .rh sH
were accompanied on their -.,,,r.
trip by Miss Bertha SairI wh, =, 4
visit Ponca city for several waokS
G. Il. Henry and family r...r,.,
a few days since from LONG g.s'N
Cal, whore they have boon .r.c,s
ing the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clevo Morl4w bo,.
gone TO Kansas city whore tn,, e.
poct to reside permanently.
Mr. and Mrs j. WILEY Adams .,s
family motorCd 60 Roger ,rI
whore they expect to .g,rl
months vacation. They W,r. .l..'o..'
panied on their trip by Afr. pa.,
McCartY and daughter. Iu.fr .,5
Jc Smokoyfcr and H. B Wonh "
Mrs Bertha Koonev ha. r.,irr,a
to her home In Calfura st,,.
spending the past two m r,.- 1,5
relatives In Pouca CITY
Miss Carrie Barnes returned , f.,
days since from her eastern h.yirg
trip.
Miss Loona Jeffrey who has h.,t
in Excelsior Springs. No Jt..a.'
ana Kansas City is at home a,a,.
Miss Carrie y. Thomas r,turre5
home Friday having attended Tho
National Retail Credit Mons assn.
citation convention at Houston
Texas,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Thoobo0l bavs
left for two wckcs' motor 'r,r
through Missouri and Kansas They
will stop cn route at the summer
camp of Mr.. W. O. Lyon ir u
! Tulsa.
Paul Splitter returned SUNDAY
night from a three weeks business
trip to eastern points.
Miss Marie Gill Of Wichita 4,
spending this week with her grand.
er. Mrs. C. Kothe.
Mrs. H. l.. Rosontritt and l'ro
daughter of Wichita came in las,
night 10 visit with her parents. Mr.
mother, Mrs. c. Kothc.
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MOUNDS.

Misses Josephine Holt and TwIa
Wilson OF Tulsa were Mounds Wis.
itors Friday.
Mrs. DT Goddard and children
are visiting at the home of hsr
mother, Mrs. Anna Stevenson. ,
Mr.. ode Petty motOred to SapulpS
Monday afternoon.
MIR. II. NJ. Walker and Mr. Rob.
ert Smith were Tulsa visitors Thurs.
day.
MIR. and Mrs L. Gilmore are
spending an indefinite time at the
home of Mr. Gilmore's sister In
Tulsa. MIR. Gilmore is in poor health
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Smoot were
Tulsa visitors Friday, guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Mason.
Mrs. Mary Walker spent Thursday
and Friday visiting with the family
of Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Rake Of OK.
mulgee.
Friends OF Mrs. W. II. Ricrly Of
Sapulpa will be pleased to know she
has undergone successful opera.
tion at Mayo Bros, and is recovering
as well as could be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Truitt returned
home from their Colorado trip Fri
day morning. Mrs. r J. Brown sr
and daughter, Miss Mollie, will re.
main tor a few weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Alexander have
as their guests the past week. the
parents of Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and
Mrs, Zoe Conway,
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spending several weeks IN Hot
Springs.
Mrs. r. .. stuart, who is spend
ins ~" SUMMER wilh hsr parents IN
'tlAroWt 'UN spent last week IN
sand Springs with Mr.. stuart; she
"as in" guest ui MIS-. +, L. kobih-
son several days.
Mr. ana Mrs T. VI. Mcfdll gave
t lawn party Thursday evening Tor
tho organizations of the Baptist
'hur'h.
Dr. and Mrs. Il. X. Johnson an
nouncc the bith ~ daughter Au-
gust Is.
The Elan and warner families
have r'luI cd from SLOAN Springs
whore They spent several weeks.
Mrs. Arthur Randolph and chill
dren who hav" boon visiting IN MIS-
suuTi have returned nome.
Thiriy-iive girls from tho SAND
I rp'IuLH nome nave returned from a
camping trip ON shell creek.
Mrs. Harry Futos Of Ios-Anfoles
I has returned to her homo after a
visit with Miss Anna Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. stevens Wer"
giyp e pleasant surprise party
| WodnrsdnF evening lu h"h"r OF th'lr
( eleventh wedding anniversary.
Miss Amyh"il" Johnson OF san
Antonio. who is the guest of Mrs.
| O. w Do ~HcHi'r, was the guest of
! honor at dinner party Thursday
| evening Hi the houc ~ Mr' ana Mrs.
| Hubert King.
Mrs e. rr.kc't is visiting her son
, 40 stuart Okla.
Mrs. Chamberlain and grandson.
/ i'i,iy liiuED rave returned irom a
! visit tu Kansas city.
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IONCA CITY

Miss Vcrna Canady Of Baxter
Springs, Kan. a business woman Of
prominence throughout that section
Of tho state. is the guest OF Mrs c.
VI. Sarchet FOR several days.
MIR. and Mrs. c. T.. Hall and
daughter, GLADYS, have returned
home from Graham, Texas, where
they visited Mrs Victor Norman.
Vernon Saylor OF Kansas city Is
here visiting relatives for several
days
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lou Wickery and
family left today to maze their home
in Colorado.
Mrs H. =. Newman and Mr.. and
. Mrs WIN Schean of Hutchinson are
visiting their daughter and sister,
Mrs j. w CARROT for few days.
Miss Clifton barrett is in Okla
homu CITY spending a few days as
the guest Of Miss Marie Ashenhurst.
Zack Miller has gone to Louisiana
whore he will visit the 10l ranch
In that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Marquess who
have been living on the steele ranch
south of Whiteaglc will leave the
first of tn" month for saltwater
whore Mr. Marques VIII enter the
a. and NJ college.
l.. W. Wright Of the accounting
department at Marland's left this
week for Kansas City where he WIN
spend his vacation.
Miss Ruth O'Farrcll and Miss
Ethel Goad have returned from Cal
fornia bringing with them as their
guest for several weeks Miss Bertha
Sairall of Los Angeles.
Mrs. $ J. Courier Is visiting rela-
tivcs IN Guthrie.
a q
family have left for trip to Bella
vista and Rogers, Ark. They were
accompanied az far as Ponca. Ark
by Mrs. Bert McCarty and daugh .
ter. Lucille. and Joe Smoykiffer ami
/ II. Il. webb.
Miss I.orene and Edith Hunt have
returned to their WORK at Marland's
| after spending a two weeks vaca-
tion in Colorado.
Mrs. Charles + Martin and sons,
Charles jr and Rillic. have returned
from n six weeks visit in Little
Rock. They were accompanied home
by Mrs. Martins little nephew,
Thomas Austin Hill OF Little Rock.
c. II. Handley is in San Benito,
Texas, visiting his brother.
Mrs. NJ. J. Paige and daughters
Lora and Sadie Lee, are spending
this week with relatives In Usage
county.
Rev. T.. c. Whitaker and family
are in Bucklin, Kan. for few
weohs' vacation, having motored
there last week.
Miss Jennie Van voorhees, Of
| Guthrie is "A guest in the home of
Mr.. aand Mrs. *. S. Van voorhees,
where she will remain for an indefi-
mite period.
Miss Grace ingram of the Ponca
| City Building and Loan association
| entertained her father, II. w. In
| gram, of Eldorado, Kan, for a week.
Lee Cornell and Lee Flood jr vis-
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SAND SPRINGS.

Miss Elsie Torrey of I.uccrnc. Mo,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. G.
II. Tinglcy.
Mrs. Paul STRICKEN Is visiting her
mother in Edmond. Before return
ing home she will visit her sister In
Ada
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. II. Hohl and fam
lily returned Wednesday from an
overland trip to st. Joseph, Mo. and
Lincoln, Ncb Mr George Holm.
who has been In Colorado returned
with them.
Miss Dorothy Swcitzcr Of shawnee
ia the guest Of her sister, Mrs Harri
son Young
Mr.. and Mrs \ H. Kerr arc
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Announcements Il

Mr. and Mrs. Jnmcs NJ. T,obaugh
announce the marriage ~ their
daughter. Louise. tp MIR William
Mcdnry Sparrow, wednesday. Au
gust ,. in ChicnFo
Announcement rs made ~ tho re
cent marriage Of Miss LoNiisc Muir
phv 1906 South Main street. 20 Mr.
H. n Van Antwerp. both or Tulsa
at Cottor Ark. August ~. Aftcr
n visit to Little Rock, MIR and Mra.
Van Antwerp viii make their home
Iprp
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to,ir,,,,th t5tacc AIR NuIgor, ,,-
r,,,u.pI,d tls f,p,iiy r.'t .s fl.r u,
f,l,r,,i, ana ,.,n.,r,J .,Y,r. for
t,r,,Its 60 rr d,rIy,d fr,u enc ,li-
maj, for f,itip, h,pIfb
Ir Nfustag.o yifb rnitlv,4
Nr. and Mira H. I DYvrosipr ana
obiIdr.u ..p,,i 10 loav. tltllr Il
fcv days for points in Col,iado to
r,,nnip uutu l,DI feather
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Mrs. Nora cole skinner. former
Tulsan and member OF The world
staff, now rosddent OF Miami,
okla, was guest of honor at n
luncheon given by the chamber OF
com mcrce Of Miami quite recently
when the invitation to her included
a request that she address this
cor nercial body and give some OF
her articles produced In The World,
which she did. The appended edi-
torial comment from the Miami
District Daily News concerning
Mrs. Skinner will be read with In
ItcrcM.
| Miami is Justly proud OF having
| n woman writer who IN able TO put
her thoughts In such expressive Ian
guage az to command the attention
OF the public and what IL more i'm
portant TO her command mop than
special mention from the papers
che serves. Any newspaper man
will tell YOU that there are world
of peoplc who can and do write but
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ing from North Main street to Lake
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. :. lanham an
nounCo the arrival OF daughter,
Mary Alice, August II.
Mrs. Owings and Miss Dorothy
Owings Of Bartlesvile are guests OF
Mrs. @. Wallen and Miss Oma Al
len.
Dr. and Mrs b. J. Davis and
Charles Calhoun left Monday for "A
camping trip in Arkansas.
j. r.. Irwin. who was seriously in
iured in an automobile accident
Sunday, rs improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin of Valley
Falls Kan. were guests OF Mrs.
Goodwin's brother. Father Fletcher.
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Weddings

The pretty home wedding on sat
urday afternoon at . 30 o'clock,
which united Miss Clara Bcruice
Curtis, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
H. *. Curtis OF this city to Mr.. Rob
"rt Eugene MCCarty invited the in
tcrcst Of a large pirrlo Of friends.
Rev. Leslie Miller assistant pastor
OF the First Methodist church oru-
vIatsd lu am impressive manner be-
fore a company of relatives ana ln-|
innate friends Little Miss Irene Mo
tarthy the 4-y,HT-oid sister OF tho
groom was the only attendant and
was tho rlug bearer Gowuvd I'm rose.
ColOrri silk with touches of cream
lace, she carried the ring in the
heart of a small bouquet OF pink and
white rosobuds The bride WAS love
Is in gown OF white satin combined
with embroidered silk net Nifh this
she wore "A picture hat ~ pink tat
feta trimmed in pale blue ostrich
! banding Her flowers were an arm
7 bouquet ~ pink and white roses
Miss Ruth Gordon sang the wedding
song, 20, Promise Me- accompanied
by Miss Margaret Settle. The wed -
ding professional WAS played hy NJ isss
s3cttlc. The home was attractive with
It's embcllishment OF summer flow
ers and the wedding rites were con-
summated before bower Of nat
ural vines and delicate flowers I'm
pink and white. Attorward, an in
formal reception was held when an
ice course was served. MIR. and Mrs
Mccarthy left during the afternoon
for Bigheart whore they will reside
in the future, the groom being asso.
ciaied with n large oil concern al
that place. The bride is the attrac.
tive daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs II. *
Curtis Of "a South Zunis street Will,
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Music and Art

Mrs Charles n. Late viii sing
"Fnthcr in Heaven" adapted from
Guunod's Ave Marie" today at the
FIRST Presbyterian church. She will
bo accompanied on tho violin by
Mr.. Harry hltcr This will be tho
feature Of the music at the morn
ing service Tho playing OF "Valse
Rluctt" by Drigo-Auer and Song of
India by Rimsky- -Korslkotr' by Mr..
Stltor in one OF the popular play
houses during the week, has occn-
stoned very fine comment TOR this
young viollnist.
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llk" MfS SKINNER mort Stories ihclr
efforts do not grt beyond Jlc lig"
pencil The Writer'S mptn or Jess
satirlc comment that tho public de
muuds its grain ~ thought Wol' con.
crilrd I'm bueh,l 0t chair has
great amount of truth bon It but thU'
Is no occasion fDr regret There BE-
enough sub"tuots just now iu rntl
NE and cy'iydHy affairs TO dispense
with q little ~ 70 iu our W,uril roe
creation. The writer vino Ran mako
his reader smile inside uud who can
/ give him an ounce ~ worthwhile
advice ~ the sam" time b. q rare
| j""cl and Miami is 20 Nc ,uugratu-
lated On having such a writer We
disagree With her only In her HE-
Hortiou that sho cannot talk hs woll
as she writos. But that's tho woman
Tor you.
Mrs Skinner is "a native ~ Dallas.
I Texas and the daughter ~ the late"
/ col j. u. cole of thnt city ana o.
ri4t'r tp M"s@fs James u. colo and
| -. g. col" of Tulm
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Brewer Mis-
| Iictty Brewer ana young Mr Rob
! crt Browcr win occupy ~, former
home OF MIR and Mrs W. q. Fk,lly
| 1926 South Denver Hv,uur, ON ar.
rival ~ tho family about Scptom-
| bor 10. Mira Bie~cr with her
daughter and pou arc Iiil lu k1usas
p,r,i.. nproi,,,,J Air u,rv,,r is mo.
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bridge party In Tea cup inn To-
Mrs Harold Andrew Eklund.
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Thursday bridge club will meet
with Mrs Young o. Mitchell.
Mrs. George w Reed ir Will give
n line party In honor OF Mrs. Harold
Andrew Eklund
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Personal Mention

Mrs. Allen w. Singleton. who has
been visiting friends In Galona,
Kan, and Joplin. viii. return home
on Monday
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Nrs. Joseph Parker win CIV,
bridge-tca for Mrs Harold Andrew
Eklund
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Informal

Miss Mamie Orcuit at 1905 South
FeJtin avenue. gave n party dance
m htr home on Friday evening, com
plimentHry TO her sister. Miss Marie
Orcutt Ices and cntca were served
Guests present were Misses kathryn
Donohuc, Marcellcttc Grant, Vir-
ginia Mullen. Tee Kaye, Hazel and
Elizabeth lBynum, Winitrcd StHhl,
Alline Sag6r. Florence BreDahl, Lee
lio Strait, olivia Walsh, Messrs. l.,
G. Grant. Neal Kirkpatrick. Robert
nooth, clifford Henry, Jack Kaye.
Larry Anderson. Charles Rankin.
Harry Campbell, Albert and Charles
Sagcr. Henry Walters. John Shacklc-
ton. Jack White. Henry Schlen,
william Walsh.
Little Miss Electa Mae Spitznaglo
entertained members OF her Sunday
school class of the First Christian
church at the suburban home OF her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. A, Z. Sptiz-
Daglc. on Thursday afternoon. Re-
gina and Marjorie Stcffcns were
special guests as well as the teacher
OF the class. Mrs. j. q. Brinkley.
Garden flowers In pink and white
decorated tho home and were artis-
tically arranged In tho dining room,
whore an ice course In these dainty
Colors was served. Games were
played on the lawn and plano mum
bers were given 10y Miss Regina
Steffens.
Miss Gladys HOFFMAN was hostess
at dinner In the Kennedy restaurant
on Saturday evening to compliment
a group OF friends. The party was
chaporoned by Mrs. r -, Parks and
was composed OF tho hostoss, her
mother. Mrs. Parks, Misses Cecil
Fitzgerald, Josephine Ferguson.
Marguerite Alban, Bcrnico Stone.
Meta Aspcy and Gladys Dugan.
Mrs :. w. Halcs was hostess OF a
delightful bridge party on Saturday
afternoon. complimentary to her
charming guest, Miss Helen Wash
burn, of Oklahoma city The re-
Ception rooms were quite beautiful
In their artistic decoration of ferns
and American beauty roses. DeUci-
GUS punch was served through hout
the afternoon and at the close OF
the game "a Lwo-courso luncheon
was served. Mrs. Thomas J. Sin
clair was fortunate in winning first
prize "A lovely powder box, while
the consolation fell to Miss Mar
garet Gaines, The guest, Miss
Washburn, was presented with "A
gift.
Miss Florence BlaCkmoro enter
tanned members OF the Harlequin
club with an evening of dancing
during the week. the inspiration be-
ing Miss Louise DoSsott OF Mayficld.
Ky, and Miss Elizabeth Wagner OF
Muskogeo. The presence OF boy
friends of the club members made
the party complete. ices and cakes
were served.
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Mrs. A. II. Mulyane and daughter
Dora and son Raymond of Orange,
Cal. have been visiting their sister.
Mrs. Myrtle RAYMOND in the home
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MIR. and Mira. William II Crowdcr,
Miss Della II. Crowdcr and young
Mr.. John Hardin Crowd"r have re-
turned from n three weeks motor
trip 20 Mineral Wells. will 20 10
paducah, Ky, her former homo, 10
visit relatives and friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

Mr.. and Mrs Nose Ellis and son
Robert have returned from sum
mcrs outing at Scquoyah club.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Reed jr,,
are moving this week into their now
home. located NJ li02 South Utica
street
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MIR. and Mrs. Victor \. Smith of
1927 Elgin avenue, formerly OF ok
iahoma city and Rome. Ca, have
with them Tor the late summer their
sister, Mrs. Isaac Wright ana dauEh-
ter. Miss Mabel Smith of Memphis.
Tenn.
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Mrs. Frederic Bernarr Powers,
who has been spending the summer
with her sister, Mrs. Dixie l.. Gore,
will leave within few days for Law
ton. Okla, to visit her parents. Mr.
and Mrs w. A. Sheppard. before
going To her home at Mimi, Fla.
She will return to Tulsa before going
south TO spend several weeks with
Mrs. Gore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-14
PR|CHARD SAYS
DURSuh WILL GET
HUGE MAJORITY
Says Lincoln County Is
Ready to Give Senator
a Record Vote

when I aatd IN my address last
night hat Bursum's nomination has
beer ordered BY the people. I wRs
SPEAKING FROM first hand Information
gained In travelling through the
state. said George w. prichurd OF
santa BE Saturday. Colonel prlch-
ara wes The principal speaker AZ the
local Hursum clubs rally in the IA
tiouni guard armory Friday night and
forecassed seantor Bursum's unani-
Rous nomination and overwhelming
Il have recently otn from a
visit 10 my old home In Lincoln
county. normally a very rlose county.
although the republicans probably
have managed 20 carry u more fire.
ducntiy OF recent years. over there
4 found sentiment absolutely solid
for Bursum among republicans. in
spite OF some more or less persistent
efforts TO create support for other
cnndidatca More than that. I found
. number OF democrats, men whose
loyalty to their party cannot bo
were going 10 vote for Buraum as a
matter OF their own and the common
interest.
I'VE have mining men. stockmen
and farmers In lincoln county and
all OF them have been able TO see
the results OF senator Bursum's in
defatlgahle work In Washington In
their behalf
"Of COURSE Senator Bursum's nom
nation at santa Fc h conceded now
on all sides. There Is much spccu-
iation ms TO who the democrats will
nominate and " u safe 90 say they
will choose their strongest man. but
II venture she opinion, from
somewhat recent contact with tho
people OF a number OF usually doubt
ful counties. that whoever tho demo-
cratic nominec may be senator Bur-
sum will be elected by n majority
that will set n new record In political
contests IN our state"
Colonel Prichard returned TO Santa
Re last night.