The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-08
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A BUILDING PERMIT was issued
Thursday to l.. E. smith for a 2-stors
frame residence at I'll ESst t-we nh,sinld
permit for a 2-story home at 1891 East
twentieth to cost 5000.
THE real ESTATE exchange a6sn-
duued its regular weekly luncheon pro-
gram Thursday noon and held US iunch-
con In the high school cafeteria on. me
invitation OF school officials. Most OF ne
hour following tho luncheon was deNoAd
TO an inspection OF the high school,
ROAD MATTERS Win be discussed be-
fore ths Scott county Fort sinith-Hot
Springs Road Improvement association
TUESDAY, December ~, BY p. d. GuthTey,
publisher Of The Nations Highways The
meeting Is to he held IN Mansfield. ARR.
and was called by the president, w. o.
Kemp, primarily for determining the attl-
provement OF the highway from which
the association takes It's name
MR.. AND MRS. II. W BoGGEss, 1872
East Fifth, announce the birth OF an
s-pound hoy Wednesday, December g.
A PASTORS ASSISTANT for Boston
Avenue NJ. u. church. South, has been
named in Miss Gladys Briggs, now tiiing
& similar position with the First Meth
odlst church at Fort Worth, Texas II was
stated Yesterday by Rev. John Rice, new
local pastor. Miss Briggs will reach here
December a. c. J. Allen, who has served
the church In the capacity or assistant
pastor for n number OF years, has now
become financial secretary. Several other
members are TO he added TO the church
staff shortly, Reverend Rice said.
THE PRoTHERHooD CLASS o. the
First Presbyterian church will hold US
annual banqut next Tuesday evening IN the
church with the customary elaborate
program. over 100 bauqueters are .ex-
yrctld. the class rolls reaching wv
President j. NJ Gordon OF the University
AH % d. Ha- ahAnn Of b o nFNR ~ III
After this banquet the class plans to hoLa
% social Of II similar kind, but on a less
pretentious SCALE evety month
RABBI MORRIS TELLER will speak on
'Ile Heritage" at the assembly Friday
evening at 5 o'clock at the Bnai Emunah
synagogue.
THE THEosoPHfcAt SOCIETY an;
4ouneos a free lecture FIdsy ;, m,i "a, az
F.fth and Boulder. Subject will be THE
Memory OF Past Lives
MARRIAGE LICENSEES issued yester.
day: Albert Hood. 90 Of Tulsa, ana sa1l'
l.sey %. ~ Coweta; Glenn H FecT' u.
sn1 Vivian NJ. Morgan, 70 Of Tulsa L. W,
@1son, ~, and Nora e, Johnston, 80 o.
L.s7. Paul c. Mccain, rs. ana wanda =
NEau, IS Of Tulsa.
EaGtsrRAr1oN ron health e1amina.
sons begins early this morning at th'
Tulsa County Public Health association Of
i"eF at 10 West Eleventh street, anu Nou
f|rues an day. whatsoever wiz may reg
mfer. The associations second annual gen
Cral examination viii be conducted Tor TN
benefit % the public next week for thre'
days
INSTALLATION OF Rev. Fred A. Line a
r.ssar Of An saints Liberal church WI
b. conducted Sunday morning at the Ma
aa1tlc Vhuster by Rev. CLIFTON NJ, Gray
U.nlster-at-large ~ the Unitarian church
ana George o.. Carpenter. Jr. st. LOUIS
Others taking part ia the service VIII %
Boy Thomas Byrnes, oklahoma city; W
\ Holway. Rev. James j. II. Reedy an
Mayor II. F. Newblock.
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q. r. COYLE, for four years manage
81 the L. c. Smith Typewriter compan
branch here, left yesterday for New or
leans 20 assume charge OF the same. com
panys interests in that city. The chang
comes TO Coyle as a distinct promotion
hs new position being one Of greater re
sp2usibiity and enumeration.