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Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
THE NEXT SERIAL STORY.

Soon after the primary election we will begin the
publication of serial story, the "Can CALI This is
story of the mountains Of Tennessee and was written by
mountaneer and full of action and pathos and does
not do the mountaneer an injustice most stories Of the
mountains do. 1t is clean thrilling and virtle We will
make further announcements of the story later Pay up
your subscription and get ready for the best story we have
vet published.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

Mr.. and Mrs I'D @. Williams, Mr.
and Mrs. u. C. Blevlns aud NJ, G, Brad.
ley. Of Dlngus, and Mr., aud Mrs, A. +
A. +. Blevins was entertained to din.
nre Monday by the latter Andy IL
away so much that he is real company
when he gets home,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

TO THE DEMOCRATS OF THE THIRTY FOURTH
SENATORIAL DISTRICT OF KENTUCKY:
hereby announce myself candidate for the Dem
ocratc nomination for State Senator from this the 34th
Senatorial District of Kentucky. have been practcng
attorney for the past twenyhree years. and feel that
know what legislation would be beneficial to the people Of
not only this section of the state bn the whole state
Breathtt county has not had candidate for this office
for more than twenty-five years. earnestly solicit the
vote and influence of the Democratic and women of
this district
E. c. HYDEN
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
THE COUNTY ROADS.

Now is the time for the road oversees put the county
roads in good condition so they will get solid for winter
If they are properly drained that water cannot stand
on them and near them when the winter rains come they
will remain in measure good all winter. Drainage is the
essential thing in keeping the roads good.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
HARD ON THE POETS

GTM SCHEDULED to .recite Anna
L bel Lee at an entertainment to-
night" confessed the retired merchant.
i've been repeating the poem to myself
almost constantly for several days, and
know every comma in it, but I'm
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
Freak Of Acoustics.

In the whispering gallery of st.
paurs cathedral In London the faint
est sound is faithfully conveyed from
one side of the dome to the other, hut
can not be heard ut any intermediate
pOInt.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

AFRAID that when
I stand up to re-
cite, I'll have for
gotten every word
Of it."
81 hope so," said
tn e hotelkeeper.
"Such a poem as
'Annabel Lee de-
serves better
treatment tn an
you are qualified
to give 1t. You
have a voice like
a guinea hen, and
you telescope your
words, and you
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

Pnul f. Hunter aud william +. aud
John H. Pahls, Of Chicago, are the
guests Of Mr., aud Mrs. G. NJ. Sherer
this week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

Mrs. Bacon-They do say that q
single grain of indigo will color q ton
Of water
Mr. Bacon-Do you suppose that Is
why the milk is so blue this morning.
dear2 - .----~-
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Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

A. Howard Stamper aud G. w. Nick
cll of Campton, were In town Monday
aud Tuesday on business.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21
E. C. HYDEN.
STANLEY CASKEY
Dealer in

ALL KINDS OF ROUGH LUMBER
Mill at Dry Branch
Can furnish all kinds of lumber for all purposes at
the very lowest rates. Posts for all purposes.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

KENTUCKYS GREATEST PHYSICIAN
Carlsbad Famous Mineral Water
b A deficient systemic resistance invites germ
invasion, such invasion on lowered vitality means
the development of numerous diseases to which hu-
man flesh is heir such as rheumatism, sciatica, kid
ney, stomach, liver trouble and neuritis You can
eliminate the effete matters from your system by
drinking Carlsbad Mineral Water and taking baths.
Thousands of people say they have been restored
perfect health after 10 to Is days stay at Carlsbad
Springs.
Kentucky Carlohad Spring Hotel
Dry Ridge, Ky.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

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Licking Valley courier., 1921-07-21

OF A familiar.
AND DELICIOUS smell.
WHICH TIPPED me OF.
so ! gave the ghost.
THE HORSE laugh,
AND SAID ed.
YOU FAT guys. :
MAKE BUM ghosts.
BUT BEFORE you fade,
LEAVE WITH me one.
OF YOUR cigarettes.
THEY SATISFY" -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY HOG.
Champion Farm Mortgage LATER
Can Aid Economic Come Back.

FROM lUf breeders ithLeliU.
II anyone really wants to know
how and by whom the American
people are 10 bc delivered from the
great depression that now exists, the
Gazette can answer, partially at least
the question.
Bankers in many cases COntrihut-
ed towards the speculative craze that
carried us into the ditch. and bank
rrs are preventing wholesale bank
ruptcies. Legislators and rcfOrmcrs
are all very busy, each with some
scheme which may or may not be
Of benefit; various agrari1n organ
iZatiuns are backing a hundred dif-
fcrcut plans for improving the finau-
Cial position of the farmer; al Of
which we sincerely hope Will prove
as beneficial as their hackers prom
lsc and none Of which we trust viii
prove disastrous.
The Gazette wishes every success
to those who are trying so hard to
devise ways and means for more
economical marketing and diSrihu-
ton Of farm products. out Of all
this talk some Improvement In meth
DDS should come. Let us hope so.
at least. But whilo all these flags
OF real and regrettable distress are
flying, let US cali attention 10 one
fact (not theory that means more to
the nation today from a financial
and economic standpoint than any
other.
That Justly celebrated mortgage
lifter, the great American hog. is
busy with mountains Of cheap corn
and IL concerning II by day and by
night--whilc all the rest Of us are
fighting and biting and worrying
into trainloads OF pork that are be-
ing marketed at a profit
The hog made the corn belt rich.
Any midwest country banker viii tell
you that, And the hog is going to
bring wealth and plenty back, In
spite Of what anyone may do or not
do.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Et-NeWSpaper Man Bosses Persia

p, LONDON, Aug. 20.-Nlcholas
ho'hsteln, one-time London news
paper man, is the new boss" OF Per
sa hccording' TO infOrnsltion re
eeived here.
Sent to Teheran on a special mis-
soh Toy the soviet government, Roth
feh gradually worked his way into
/Me good graces OF the fat boy Shah
a.u ms ministers, made a distinct
NV with the Persian people and
MoW Possesses such political power
Hldl ne is planning to set up boil
sheY.k ministry.
, kolhStein was British subject
neIHf, the war he was noted for his
,'at writings, and he frequently
,pN Wlhgs that greatly dlsplcased
"' BRUSH government. But he was
~ ~ A''N and wide awake that when
@ e war broke out he was placed in
"u' o' the Intelligence branches Of
He war office, where he gained an
"SIshl into governmental activities.
,b"h'n Lenln and TroUky seized
~ Ie'hS Of power the former news
sgap'I man became an avowed boil
"'e'IH', After the Litvinoff mission
expelled from England he played
Hs part u unofficial soviet amhas-
49, ana was the connecting link
tween the Moscow government and
English communists.
4, ms propasandist activities led
NJ. h'ltlsh government to revoke
n'. naturalization paper and he
Fa ABOUT 70 be deportcd when the
pS'us''n p.'n mission reached London.
w. nal'!n quickly attached himself
mn. ,u. mission and thus obtained i'm
,yj,ul lie returned to Russia
s,ra % hItssin, aboard a British de-
aa..oyer but It was alleged that he
~ I'm pied 70 convert British sailors
.,, N' nolshevik cause and the gov
rs,n. ",,, nj refused to permit him to
fors,z..n nlaoed Rothstein In the
Ino ign ottice at Moscow. Accord
ta 20 word received here, he asked
W sent to Teheran. arguing that
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

Im.' ns wc call II nowadays. only
reprcaouts a character that we have
bad I'm all ages of tho world. We
have nothing TO say about tho char
actrr Of those who in all timo have
made money of the credull'y ot
people who are always searching for
something mysterious To take the
place ~ divine Leadership. but We
notice particularly rHuls treatment
of her lie did not dcnouncc the
giri hut lac ordered the evil spirit
to como out OF her. and the owl
spirit ohcycd Nowadays our method
Us to anathemizc the medium for
imposing on her victims, not rccog+
ulllug that she has n oul and may
ncyomo valuable Christian n once
relieved from her thralldom to the
"ls VS. not my UNDERSTANDING
doNl In fact, our prevailing policy
has hocn. Instead VI following
Chrlsts plan Of donouncing sin and
saving the sinner, 20 condemn both
sin Bud Aiunor and ostracise, both
from apctcty and the church, anyone
who may have become an agent OF
The powers Of darkness, Every soul.
mo- matter how deep In sin, In worth
saving and christ would not that
one ui thosp little ones should per-
lHh' We have no right To be intol-
Grant or to deny 30 any being the
OF Christ. "llclieve on the
Lord Jcsus and thou shall be saved"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
Romeo Steps on the Gas.

ATTLEBORO, Mass Edward Al
fred Schneider OF Rockville Center,
Long Island, In some Romeo. He
smashed all records FOR marriage
proposals when on "A Visit to this city
he proposed TO Miss Theresa Ham
mill S!mons OF Albany. y. Y. in the
short period OF one-haf hour.
schneider met Miss simmons and In
vited her for an automobile ride.
He proposed marriage, was accepted,
and was on his way to the district
courthouse within a half hours time,
Judge Charles C, iagerty, after be-
ing convinced that the case was zone
Of love at first sight granted "A
waiver OF the tive-day marriage law.
The next trip was TO the MethodiS
parsonage, whore Rev. Edward u.
Wells made the couple man and
wife. The auto ride which started
as Joy ride was finished as honey
moon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS,

CHURCH or THE NAaARENE-wcr,
Tulsa, 22ls South Phoenix. y. W John
school At TO- preaching at II ana 7'SO.
young people NJ G.t5. Wednesday prayer
meeting 1880. Bible study ciass Friday AT
1880.
CHURCH OF Gop-rIf,h and Madison.
H. II. shpman. raF,er sunday school 81
80; preaching at II and 8. Tabernscls
meetings iI,,.t now IA prostgs" at kend,ll.
coy. You are urged 20 attend.
CITY MIssION-2is Eas, First ser &.
vices today at 1880 by Rev. A. Llchten-
stein. also evening services at 1880 or
Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
CHuRcH or cHnIsT--Now meeting in
Old rigort Memorial Methods, church
building Main ana Ebston. o. II. La
Gronc, elder, phone Cedar 2G2. sunday
school Rt 10; preaching nt II by ". D.
nlls, noted evangelist from San Antonio
1oNas.
church Of Ioaus christi Tenth and
day school 80. preachIns al d and 5,
prayer meeting ct ,. M Wednesday
rcIlEio p IN, Friday.
ASSEMBLY or GOD - rinh and
Peoria II. r.. Bowlcy returned miAsl1n.
Hry from Africa viii speak sunday and
every nisht this week at s O'Clock sunday
school ana Blhis reading at 10. devotional
anl pastoral service A. IL, evaugclistic at
730, young people Tucsday 1850, Bible
study Friday z 30.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY Onterde.
UoWtuatlOnal H- cincinnati ana oklahoma.
Northmorelapd addition. sunday school ai
io, preaching at ] and by supply
Prayer me"tihg wednesday evening, Biblv
study Friday
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTiST sixth
ana Madison Central PHrk1, u n Dats
pastor. Saturday service. Sabbath school
80; missionary volunteers at !; preach
Ing at II. Sunday preaching ht .. IN
SCIENCE TRUTH CENTER Every
wednesday at ana o m at homo o.
Miss Alice Kecler, Gls West Third street
All Interested arc welcome,
UNITY CLASS u Practical Christianity
meets every sunday ana Thursday eve
ming In superior courtroom, courthouse for
th' study u practical thristlsuity and
ne according 10 the Jesus Christ stand &.
ara. H"alih and healing class In counec.
ton. You are invited to Join us on ths
road 10 health, happiness and prosperity.
THPDEOPUtCAL SOCIETY Rc-ant
lodge. Tnrusuuhirsl headquarters. room
2'3 Fisher B.1E, lloH EaH second. Mem.
bors on Monday. W. J. HolllugaT. ssCTe-
ffF". bHaCu sl7l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

FIRST, nAPTIsra,, Fourth and CinSin-
Stcndsn1 sSn nb. .chSo, sS % 'p''j e.
at Gi5. Worship at 1880 and s by Rev
W. 7. scott, missionary Delaware baptist
association. Business Mems Bible class al,
$40
IMMANUEI-Sec second and Rockford. c.
F. siler, pastor. u. II. Montcllus, financial
secretary Pastors phone. osnge $3.50
study IN church. Usage $3.50. Bible school
st5, unions $50; sunbeams 2 80 Preach
ing at II and 1880 Training department
opens at b1b. Preaching at II and S.
NOGALES AVENUE First and Nogalcs,
preaching begins A. 30 aud closes at
II 30, evening preaching at 4.
KENpALL - Sixth and birmingham,
10. n, Y 7. Z. At $50. Morning service
At II In charge ~ Gospel Team ~ First
sPRfNGDALE-Lewis and Washington.
one mile north Of fairgrounds e. r.
Csnnsdy, missionary sunday school nt
TO- preaching At BY Missionary, Young
NORTH TRENTON MtsstoN-Tranton
and Independence formerly HASKELL. G..
at 2, ! NJ. butler. super rlntendent. II
you are not already attached you are In
'itedd 20 meet Ti,hs -, .,.
quincy. Elder 4; carlln. rns'or: sunday
school -. Services at II and 4, Prayer
meeting .,,gr THqI;t9y .Iy %ssP wsP !Ta,., m, - .
Owen. pastor 20ll South olympia; Usage
fl55-h sunday school ~ 80. Preaching
a. II by Missionary Caunady Evening
service at in charge Of Gospel Team of
uNIoN coMMuNIrY - Eisn'n and
Wheeling Hey A. II. iun'E, pastor.
EnSIDE--Glenwood, Homo Gardens.
near ParkNiow station. q. ~ Hughes.
Preaching every sunday a. II and 7.2o.
NEHN MISSION -. Glrnwood In Medic
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

l.,4sou Angus. IS Nrts iG.6-lS.
II a characteristic or the human
mind, when 81 once realizes that a
uissiun has been delivered into it,
kr,png tu conclude that the mani
tlrWtW 90 the WisElun is "up to
him and to forget th1t the divine
authority which conferred that mia
sion is ready with lcadiuEs that are
pur"Ncl to- the divine purpose and
often ana diverse from those ~ hu-
Uftu conception We are too prone
in tlN tu du Gods work ON lines
PLANNED ouI W worldly knowledge.
forgetting thtt the power which
taut ua Goo tho work has plunp nid
ont which we must follow n GOD is
to glory thrretrum with the great
turrDaa that had attended the work
ut Paul aud hls helpers In Asia, it is
u't alVugr that hr Thought best 60
$50 bach and cultivate uuhcr the
auil which hc had found ~ prolific.
Euf tho Lord y work was not to be
pruyIu,taI but IT'S Gospel was tu be
srnitcrcd to the cuda OF the earth.
Whatever ,hc apparent wisdom ~
luuls purposes ho was Wisr enough
'o yield them to coda purpose and
submit to lIia viii
Divine IcadCr,hip
Duuhtl,@s he was puzzled when
tho Spirit forbade him to continue
the work iu this ripcuiuR field, and
likewise, when they made u move OF
their own doviSiug the Spirit "suf.
frrCd them not. Code leading ia
always ho't, II can be surely rcllcd
ON as being tho beet for US and also
for those whom we are supposed to
benefit our purposes may he com
moudbhlc from human viewpoint,
but God sros further than we and
orders otherwise. often to our dis
comfiturc. This kind of leadership
Is not - thing OF mystery. ~ every
unsclfish and faithful follower OF
Jesus can tcatify The way may
look foolish to us, but In its pursuit
We flnd later greater wisdom than
Wc potWosscd. Every man or woman
who haa really sought to follow
Jesus has had experiences OF this
Kind. Only in unconditional sub
mission to the divine will and sin
ccrc search for that will is found
success or happiness, To serve God
we must go forth Ia the paths he
has chosen, not In those we laid out
for ourselves. Tho ultimate issue is
safe. God never leads amy servant
into error. Many Of us can recall
from our experiences INSTANCES
Nhero we had determined To do GER
tain things which to us seemed best
and the Spirit has come to us and
docrecd otherwise. Somotimcs we
have been so determined that lie
has had to lntcrpose deterrent cir
cumsthnccs, or even Gala NIFTY, 10
stay our determination. Years aft
erward. perhaps, we have been able
Ia look back and thank the Lord
that things went His way instead OF
ours.
Working Against Gods Way.
The Spirit docs not always inter
vonc In the same way In dealings
with Gods people. Sometimes one
little event will open our eyes, some
times an inward intuition, and some
times It IN II fire, an accident. a cy-
clone or death OF n loved one that
brings us up standing 10 the CON
Viction that we are trying to go the
wrong way and that God knows bet
ter than we about what should he
done. The writer has known young
men Indifferent to the Gospel Jared
from their Indifference by some
great calamity and who afterwards
grew into useful servants of God
lie has known good and pious men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

FIRST SPGRiTUAIr-t Auxiliary TO the
y s.. A. *. ~ 4 hall. ~. IN, Rev.
Mrs J. H. Fiemming. pastor Lecture
aud spirit messages by pastor and bEsu-
claics Mines AldriCh, Usyuolds Maltby.
Moody ana Reynolds. Message circle to
be announced at services.
CHURCH OF TRUTH Lecture at In
courtroom at Courthouse by Rev u Wine
garden of Denver, colo. The preacher
Will take subjects from tho audience and
talk on any subject In the Bible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
TRY Thi- on Your Bang.

KANSAS CITY. Mo.--In every
city there's girl with the little curl
pasted down no cutcly In the middle
OF her forehead Kansas city flap
pcrs arc going this little beauty trick
one better
They take a litilc wiap OF hair, ap-
PLY tho Wickum" and arrange II
neatly into the form VI the letter Of
their last name,
Yes. and some ~ thcm are even
trying 10 wear their front bangs In
monogram.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

FIRST LUTHERAN FINN and Ilwood.
- N. Kaufman. pastor Nlh.r school at
o.. worship at 10.
IlNtrruth aud Quincy turN huildiuE
SERVICES Ht o. u., stIuuu hN NoN. l. .ui.
nlUu ,f Nuakur.' Arrangements have
h,uu made 90 resume sunday school be-.
turius at lI. John ~. Kuchliug sc,tc.
fgTF.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
University Ia Honor Educators.

SYRACUSE. N. Y.--Syracuse uni
vcrsfty soon viii adopt q unique idea
In momoriallzing the names OF those
educators and scholars who have
made the institution renowned. All
class trees viii be christened with
the name Of a bcnefactor. The first
tree to he ehristened is n maple and
will be known as Chancellor Day"
a resolution to adopt the Idea soon
viii be offered the campus improve
mont committee and the board or
directors
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
t'clincous Assault.

CHICAGO.--A eat is not n deadly
weapon, Judge Larry Jacobs ruled
In police court here when James =.
JankowHki. who styles himself a cat
salesman. charged Louis Echeles
with assault with n deadly weapon.
Tho testimony showed that Ech-
cles hit Janskowski In the eye with
the animal.
II don't think a cat liz a deadly
weapon" said the Judge. diminishing
the case. but you might take out a
warrant for fcllnrous assault"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21
CmKIsTIAN sIIENCF.

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. sCtES.
Tisr Eleventh and nouldcr. sunday
school at y 30. services at II. Sub.
Irct tpdhys Mind. " "Wednesday owe
public is invited to ali services and to use
~ reading rooms 8O1 2OS Mayo HldE,
open weekdays from Q so to and Sunday
aud holidays from 2 to 5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

molly FAMILY Arhm aud UouIder.
John 81. llvitiuE pastor F'r.t mass ~
30 a. u.. vhtIdrcu's mass and iustruo-
uuu AZ 30. lIYh mass and sermon at 10 J.,
evening dv,otiuua and inquiry class ht 4
o. m.; weekly masses at 10 aud m.
SACRED HEART Sixteenth and Rock.
ford Row. charles Stsudacrt. rector,
Services at usual hours
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

TEMPLE ISRAEL #- Fourteenth and
theycnne. Chhs. IL Late. rabbi; residence
Cedar lSg3. study Cedar 1913
BNAt EMuNN1l $40 south Cheyenne
Morris Teller. rabbi.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

From the Edinburgh Scotsman.
Mother---l'm ashamed OF you.
Tommy You have eaten all that
candy without even thinking Of your
little sister.
Tommy wa shrinking OF her all
the time, mother.
Nonsense, or you would have
saved her one"
II was. mother, indeed. I was
thinking she would come In before l
had time TO finish them"
Work on the Suez canal began
April 26. 1859. and II was opened 10
traffic November 81. 1859.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

Tho British museum contains . 700
complete Bibles written in all Ian
suages.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21


assistant Fay uurritt Inrry. assistant.
surt., ..,....I . . 9o t......,t, I....,. -,
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10. intermediate 4i .''. IuNI'i az b.
t,ft' hnE N .u g. tnd nN h.. l.s sue
M.'T N.fi.hs subject h''N'r lI'.
if.e ltHN.'. IN'l.hE SUBJECT .i'''
isn VS. sp.tiuaI'rH. Music Dos uIh'd
quartet
GRACE cmuru -rhird and Trenton.
..-.t,... ..,.. e...s.. ..,,.l . /,
- !" ''''''' pastor s''''' '"',, ~
10. lr"rth league 80 uiei m''ltle
$50. 1uulpl M.nu1z 60, 'W"u uy tho
pastor et % and 80. "Wednesday iH mld-
week church day tho WomouH s'giotirs
meeting $50 thy forenoon ard afternoon
prayer meeting and stud, ,iu,s at 10
pKttT.r MEMORIAL. Fourteenth and
quake iHnlor O.. nituuuu. Iaetu.
sunday school go = 80. Epwurth at &,
Prayer meeting anu liihlo study N'Iu'H
day ut = W. r. NJ. - titst IhurFuuy u
ca n month at 80. No me- 'unE. %.
IHdi's Nii duiinE July ana August sun
'"n tI.rr',,H 49, an. ~, %, p.,,
80 ~" @ 70
80 80 '''' 80. o. ".'.',,, '"'
',"n.., ''"l o. '-"'' "'"'''" ''' '"
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HN"lEI iNoHlAI NJ u. $ W's'
NdmltN u ann ana lh''nlN. y y 'hh
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN seventh ami
Boston G.. W Kerr. pastor. sunday
School At i5. Worship at 10 90 and =.
Senior cndoavor G.i5. Tho pastor In N"
pulpit at both hours Morning sermon.
why Attend church ?' Evening sub.
ject. "Buildiug the Tower of Babel
SECOND rHESBYTEHlAN -- cunts and
Archer. The church that shows moving
pictures W. H. Murphy ir.. pastor. sun
day school at 9'i5 senior EndoaVor at
7 Junior at 4 sermon BY the pastor at
! and $. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
10 o'clock.
COLLEGE HtLL-sevcn,h and Colum-
tla mccoy, Kendall. Robert ". Clark
pastor sunday school at $50. endcavor,
senior ana intermediate At 7. junior at 3.
Morning sermon BY pastor at II. No eyc-
ming service
UNITED rREsBYTEHlAN Cheyenne
and King. Charles =. SewcOmb. minister
1903 West KING street. Bible school at
Q AjI preaching service at II: Christian
Onion service at H. conducted by young
popple.
BULLETTE MEMORfAi~-Indcpend
md Norfolk W. = Garvin. pastor.
Sunday school at 10. Endcayor At $40.
Junior at 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-21

ascrihcd t tc the dancing -.n.ol
and the daucc."
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-08
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Picnic and Fish Fry
 MT and Mrs. Lee Blakety, Mr and Mrs Jack Blakely, Robt. Blakelv Thomas Blakely, Mr. and Mrs Jobn Lewis and Mrs. bio Lewis are spend- ing the day on the river. A M Ellsworth is looking after the ab- stract office, and Miss bio Lewis is looking after the millinery store dur. ing their absence.
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 Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich Buchanan and small daughter, Catherine Virginia returned last night from a visit to Malvern. Mrs. Buchanan's niece Miss Glenn Cobb, accompanied then nome for few days visit.
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 Misses Mary and Martha Beidle.