The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-18
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MOUNDS
Miss Mabel Slsson returned Thursday
from q two weeks vacation spent at
wynnswood, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. r.. ID. Johnston returned Wodnes
NY from = yis'i Win rsistiysa e. hnug1s
eompanicd Mrs. Johnston boma to make
q visit among her home folks.
Mrs. Anna Stevenson was called 20
siokncaa in tho. family VI her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volla white, who have
been visiting At the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. smoot, left Monday morning
for an overland trip go Phoenix, Aria, g
visit In tho family OF Mr.. and Mrs I'D
Mr.. and Mrs. william Ruth and family.
who have been spending ne past month
have returned to their homo east ~
Mounds Monday. They made the trip
overland hrg Rush is yofy much In
Miss Lucille Tyicr was "a Tulsa visitor
between tralna Tueaday,
The infant suu Of Ill sud airs. Fi1rf
Byles. &Ao was born Wednesday. pessad
Mrs. NJ v McAtoo. Mrs Raymond
Cook. Mrs. Frank Dunn. Mrs, Joseph
walker and daughter Marguerite MOTOR
ed TO Sapulpa Friday afternoon.
The Sunday school class 81 j.. J Siason
enjoyed an afternoons outing Friday at
the big dam nesr SaPulpa- Mrs j. J.
sission, Mrs A. NJ smoot and Dave Mo
Aillster Rccompa niod the class.
Mrs. A, =, Johnston was a sapulpa
visitor Wednesday.
Mr., ana Mrs. y u Tyler. Miss Lu-
Tulsa Saturday morning. AT. NoWlcn re
turning TO his home ~ iienton Harbor.
"a reception was held at tho school
auditorium Tuesday evening tor tho
teachers OF the Mounda public schools by
tho ladies' NJ tho various churches ~ me
received the teachers, Introducing thcm
to the patrons and friondH VI the school
after which a delightful musical program
with addreahoA OF welcome from "A mem
ber OF each Of the churches and the
school board and responses were given;
Delicious punch and waters were served
TO tho 400 guests present and everyone
enjoyed tho evening 10 the fullest OK
tent. The superintendent and teachers
tho patrons and friends Of the Mounds
school in such q pleasing manner.
Albert Diokey left Saturday TO attend
tho University of Virginia. Mr. Diokey
received - scholarship at CiarkSvillo, Miss.
last year.
members and friends Of the Thimblebog
Thur-iay afternoon. Garden fiv-"fs %
rinnias, pertwlnkle and cypress. decorated
the home ana the comfortable porohes
whore tho RueHts were entertained. NJ
ter the social hour pineapple sundate
which each gueHt receiver a favor which
20 their surprise upon being unwreppod
contained the announcement OF the en-.
Mrs. Frank II. Tyler, Misa Lucille u. Ty-
isf, 20 Hilton NJ Eowlen Of ncnton Har-
Dor. Men. numbcr Of Mias ,Tylet'a
young friends were invited especially for
this occasion. out.of-town guests were
Mrs, l. y. McGee. Mrs. Arthur Chapman
X. Flliey Of Tulsa, and Mrs. william Mar
Tin OF MuskuRec.
nr. and Mrs, Rails are ;hc proud par
euts OF a son born September A.
Little Margaret. daughter Of Mr.. ana
Mra. X. X. Goddard Ut SRiato9k, passed.
away Wednesday morning. The inter
mont was at Mounds.
The sons OF Mr.. anA Mrs v. L. Reed,
Victor, Collins. Joseph ana Paul, are at
tending 81. JoHepii's academy at Musko-
gee. Russell Scott Is entering Oklahoma
University THIS fall,
The township fair. which was held
Monday at the Hrixcy building. was quite
n aucresa this year and was well youth
attending. There was a fino lot Of ~
bibita In all " the depnrtmsrts, when
taken along this line. The exhibits which
won prises were also on eShihi,on thi'
past week at the Creek county froo fall
at SHpulpa.