The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-19

,,.... ,,vrue nnd Maud Hubbard were
e. ryfr.a saturday shopping and visiting
i.gI Lad Mrs. C.. c. Lewis spent week
Entity OF southwest city, Mo, visiting
fo a. smaiioy spent several days IN
oa..r.nn CITY during the past week look
i,, aHt,r business affairs
Jog N4funpv and family enjoyed p
..., ~ several days during tho past week
,. tfs slstcr, Mrs. O. Kern Of Denison.
h,,.- Nora Dennis and Mrs Maggie Mer.
- y.ff 20 FairlAnd Thursday after
,.5r and visited among friends until
s-f Mrs. C. N. I.lerd and two sons
.,.trtfy returned from Pinellas Park, Fla
urs-a they spent month visiting his
m9,ner m.Tto fi-,b Of a 7-pound baby boy At
,t. home u Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Baker
recently ls reported by the attending
rhE,a,,.,'' VISIT ~ several DAYS a. tho
nome OF Roy Mendor. Miss Jessie chris
man lo't wednesday for Tulsa TO resume
h', -"egi Mrs c. G. Smith recently on.
.,ysi n VISIT from their two daughters
Me- % candy ot Tulsa and Mrs. Minnie
Hamlet OF Niulta.
Tho s.year.old son Of Mr. and Mrs;
,,6, men for sr sbscess Of tho side, is reported
m be FtHI quite riek from Il.
After visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. j. Whltosidet IN Atton lot lWo
weeks Mrs. Earl York returned Friday
10 her home at Hcrrington, Kan,
Nj ana Mrs ]. S. Hart left Thursday
FOR Seneca, Mo-, where they expect 70
yfst relatives FOR time. after which
,hey viii so to san Francisco to make
Mrs W. p smalley spent n couple of
6,y. visiting her daughter. Mrs Eugene
Field. ~ Miami during the past week, ard
was accompanied home by the latter and
her little daughter for returH wait Of
4fter residence OF several months In
Alton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jones and
children left here Friday afternoon for
Adair where they will visit relatives for
a few days, after which they will go to
Kansas CITY 70 make their home.
T.. o. Smith. who teaches at the North
Side school, was called to his former
home, Belle, Mo- during tho past week,
on account ot tho acrious Illness of rela-
tvss During his absence his place was
filed IN the schoolroom by Mrs Reed Of
Miami
Funeral services for the late George G..
ward who died earlier in the week At
his home IN tho southwest part Of this
city, were held there Friday afternoon,
Rev J.. %. Hudson officiating. Tho re.
mains were conveyed to Mount Hope
cemetery for intermcnt.
The young people held an interesting
and profitable Christian Endeavor meeting
At the Christian church Sunday evening
under the leadership of Miss Hazel Cheek.
An important part of the program was
debate on the question, Resolved, that
tho young people IN tho home are as re-
sponsibe for better home conditions as
their parents"
Some Of the married people recently or
Eanizcd card club In Alton and held
their first meeting Friday night, with the
following members present: Mr.. and Mrs,
\. j. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs ". X. Foley
Mr and Mrs +. a. Lamm, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Norman, Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. VIII
E0n and Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4. ogden, the
homo of the latter couple being the place
of meeting. Guests OF the club were II. G.
West and Mrs Sam Stewart
The Epwurth league carried out an Hp-
proprIate and helpful program at the
Methodist church at $3.50 y. IN. Sunday,
with Miss Ruby Muskrat as leader. The
subject for consideration was Habits
Good and Bad" and was taken up under
the following heads: What Is Habit"
Miss Gretchen Rust; "What to DO with
Our Time" Miss Irene Roseborough "The
Law ot Habit" Alluwee Hamilton; "In-
veterate Habits, and the Danger Of
Habits" Miss Lille Davis.
The monthly social OF the Baptist Home
Missionary society was held the past week
a. tho home Of Mrs. A. Green, with a
NeN-chnsen program OF devotional eNer-
cses, music, readings and talks on several
tmCly topics, followed by an elaborate
luncheon. Those present were Mesdames
ton' J' %, Byers, s, j. Cade, Ralph Boyd,
Claude Mitchell, Mary Gillespie ]. r. OIL
s'h, Anna Cheldrey r. r, Boultinghouse.
, j. Metock, Wilton Cunningham. Frank
hubbard, y. N. Palmer, l.. O. Hudson,
Iyds crockett. Fred Green, A. A. Collins.
D G. Williams, +. u. jackson, Charlie
ANeheH' John johnson and a. a. Green.