The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-13

Tulsa unlon ot the PRESBYTERIAN church
vi. ho.d q d.nger with 4. Individual of.
every three months IN "a church hail. 90
was planned by the. executive committee
Of the Tulsa union Of the Presoytcrian
church at its third meeting Tuesday noon
ins the Y. W. G.. A. constitution was
adopted and reports were haara from
delegates TO the national Presbyterian
laymcn's meet at Kansas city.
ORGANIZATION or the new cNecu-
tive COMMITTEES Of The American Legion
auxiliary was effected at a meeting with
the president Mrs. Ira L. Reeves Monday
evening Committees were named ana tt
meet tho second Tusday evening In every
month the DAY before tho suxiliary's
regular business session
AFTERNOON AND evening evaneellstic
services are being held daily a. the First
Methodist church this week as a three
weeks revival undcr Rev John Harmon
comes to close. About FIFTY members
have been taken into the church. Rev
erend Harmon viii preach his final SER
mon OF the series sunday evening.
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A WINTER COURSE OF study under
club auspices will be decided upon by
the Tulsa Business Women. club at a
Coffee Cup. Parliamentary law and
business courses have been suggested, In
stead OF en- outside speaker. the pro-
gram committee has arranged for sey
era' 'pealScrs from the club member
ship
LAWRENCE JOHNSON. educational
secretary of the First Presbyterian church
city Monday and Tuesday. johnson
completed tho collegiate course at tho
University OF Tulsa with the class - 1eae
last June
AN INITIATION ritual which was
adopted by tho national body OF the
Veterans " Foreign War at conven.
/ tion In Seattle In August will he used
meeting Thursday evening In the city
hall auditorium Forty men are TO be
Initiated, bringing the post membershi :
20 so. An Informal dance. 20 which the
post AUXILIARY and feminine guests of
different members have been invited will
follow the meeting.
THE BERLAN SUNDAY school elias,
Of the First Presbyterian church viii hold
q business meeting Thursday evening at
! the home OF Miss Annie Laurie Lock
! wood.
WOMEN OF THE queen Esther guild
I ~ the First Presbyterian church vii
| annual banquet Friday evening et the
church socIal will follow the ban
/ quet
WHOLESOME MOTION pictures es
! pecially suitable for juveniles will b,
/ shown free to children of tho city b,
and at Trinity Episcopal church every
! Friday evening, beginning this week. Th'
story OF Noah and the Ark will be ex
| hiblted sunday evening.
KNOWING THAT time draEs by with
| leaden feet when ones sick abed, Tuist
/ legionnaires are planning TO make tint
go just bit faster for their disabled
/ comrades at arms at tho Sulphur SAINT
torium through the medium OF ma gazine
| and newspapers The post sent its frs
shipment OF magazines last week an'
| henceforth magazines are TO be MALE,
regularly to the sanitorium. Any on
having new or old publications 10 con
| tribute in this cause may bring them q
the American Legion headquarters a
Fifth and Cincinnati
THE TULSA OPERA club is now en-
| joynE p Chrstmas-tlme vacation fron
rehearsals and business meetings, Earl
in January the club expects to re-organ
ize, eleCtinR a president 20 succeed W
| IT. Thompson. who recently resigned he
cause OF other duties. and to commenc
preparation for presentation OF an oper
in the spring.
FROM THE FIRST Of January to Eas
ter Sunday the congregation OF the F'irs
Presbyterian church will have az II
special aim the bringing NJ mem
bers into the fold Tho campaign will b
conducted by individual effort. with re
yival services limited to nightly meeting
during worlds week OF prayer the firs
week IN January.
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THE BUSINESS MEMS Bible class q
the First Baptist church will hold Il
annual election Of officers next Tuesda
evening in the classrooms. following tn
business meeting with a social Preser
! / officers are. T.. ". Riley, president; 10
| MusgrAve, Ross W. owen. W. Y. de Yar
Nett, t.ce presidentsi f. II, zachsrial
secretary; $. Ness, acting treasurer J
. l.. Corder, librarian; r. g. Topping r.
porter.