The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-23
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xu.s Tti DAVIS spent Ine Wtth-tHu WIN
Assrents at Purdy. Mo.
hd west spent Easter with friends
"A "a rclatiyes at springfield, Mo.
SUE 4 NJ Thompson recently had as
,,r guest Miss Aileen Haynes OF MUS
kossS Frances and Clara Mae Fuser
,,4sm.. spent Easter with their par-
nv wr. - j J. Hubbard visited her son
tsafy and family at Kansas city during
ne p1Sp +. HeIlman and children re-
,,stly spent several days at Yale visit
hE HiT ogden and family were visited
s.,nrdav by his parents. MIR. and Mrs. w.
ogden OF Miami.
Aurs /. A. Hudspeth was visited during
me past week by her nephew. Abe Fam
,,ne of Ketchum.
hWW W,s " Alice Ball and Miss Eta Kirk
,,.l,ed relatives IA day or two in Miami
sgrlne the past week.
Navel ward. who is attending the state
university at Norman, , spent the weekend
Ms, +. NJ Reed was visited Saturday
4, Mr. and Mrs. X. q. Cunningham and
i,,ie daughter Of Miami.
Miss Marguerite Stewart OF Muskogee
,ss the guest OF friends In Alton for a
say OF two during the past week..
~ p. smalley and family. recently en-
,oy,o a visit from his son, j. III. Smalley
AZ Kansas city, during the past week.
Mr.. ana MlS W. ts itNtnNlS
enjoyed a visit from her sister, Mrs
|. v1l ballard and children of St. Louis.
j. W. Mann and daughter Ethel
bs gone on an extended visit to friends
and relatives at points In Texas and Geor'
Members Of the Needleworkers club and
few invited guests were charmngy
Entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Tarke Trout.
A meeting was held Monday afternoon
A. the legion clubrooms by the ladies'
auxiliary 10 William Vickers post, Amerl-
can Legion.
Dr.. Q. W. stagner recently made a trip
10 vlnita and visited his three daugh-
,sr. who are students at the Sacred
Heart institute.
Frances LLOYD and Mrs Robert Norman
vent to Catoosa and spent Easter Sunday
Win their aunt and sister, Mrs. sam
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Rider enjoyed an
TaEer visit fnom their daughter, Miss
ANA. who Is a student at the A. M
eIege at saltwater.
Atter an absence OF several months
gsnt at Tulsa, Pawhuska and lndepen-
t,nce, Kan. Mrs. u. ~ Carver, has re-
nned to her home here.
Mrs Charles Hastings enjoyed week
cd visit from her sister. Miss Ruth Sims
evinita, and both ladies went to Miami
alVrdsy on a shopping trip.
y !. r. Hukill enjoyed a visit during the
yst week from his brother -ln-law and
vent from here to Guymon for further
vstlng.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church held a bake at the Braught build
Ing Saturday, whereat they sold pies,
cake, bread, dressed chicken. etc. to heip
out on the building fund.
Dr. and Mrs. II. II. Harper recently
enjoyed a few days visit from his brother
Howard Harper. living In Mansfield. La.
who was on his way 20 California TO
nd apother hfathGr.
Horace Rider ana Miss Ava Scott went
to Miami Thursday evening and attend :
ed the Rose Croix banquet at Hotel Miami.
MrS Herbert Boyd during the past
week enjoyed visit from her mother
s Mrs Ed Bailey OF kiefer.
Among those who attended the repub
llcan eoDlty convention at Miami Satur-
day fro'a Alton were Messrs. q. o. Shep-
herd q. B. Allcott. T.. L. Heilman. Frank
Victor. J. NJ. ruser, S. g.. Victor, and
Mesdamss Il. II. Harper. George Morris
and @. y. Shepherd.
number OF her little friends were
pleasantly entertained with an Easter
party by little Miss Mary Margaret Reed
At her home Saturday afternoon, featured
BY an Easter egg hunt. games, music and
ne serving OF delicious refreshments OF
aid' sandwiches. ice cream. candy and
A number OF young people were enter
Mntd Friday evening by Miss Elsa
koonce at her home. Music and dancine
N'it tnJoyeu, ana
encheon was served to the following
Misses Mae Lewis, Pauline Erwin! Gladys
Stone, l.etha Bilerback. Blanche stone
hlsa koonce, and Messrs. Robert Mitchell
Francis Rains, Roy Barnes and Glen
Erwin
Mrs. James Victor flttingly entertained
tu sunday school class, composed OF 1T
te girls, saturday afternoon with a party
which an Easter egg hunt was en-.
!oyed, various games were played. ant
tireshments Of ice cream. cake, ant
grape juice were served to the followinl
slests Clara Doran, Kathryn Lins, Leoti
sSaosle. Edith Brewer, Ruth Judd, Alice
shepherd, Ruth and Berta Steele. Lois
and poroty Cox. Dorothy smith. Beulaf
Snl Lennis Dickerson, Lena and EXT
Aaede Grunden.
chaperoned by Mesdamss II. Heath ant
~, Tucker a Jolly crowd of young peo
enjoyed a hay ride Wednesday even
.ls 10 the spring near Bernice. wher'
SW played games by moonlight anc
E'ook Of a bountiful lunch. Those hav
fSmanehe Burkett, Helen Rains, Frances
rrMsorown. Ruby Bowles. Beatrice Tucker
iIIeyn Erwin. Gladys Shepherd, Ruti
Msrs, MMs.srs, Glen Erwin. francis Reed. Benni
S9doAe George Ballard, Eugene Davis
.Sa ona,d Painter. Hugh Rust, Lyle Dayi
snS Marion Douglas.
,,ane regular monthly conference OF tn
SSneers and teachers OF the Baptist Sun
,y school was held Friday evening n
@ ne nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Jack
IN, s Plans and methods OF Sunday schoo
,,wIk ,,,k we're considered, and a good socia
s. .he was enjoyed. Refreshments OF frui
fadu and cake were served 20 the fol
sms Misses Hazel Wilson, Pearl Jack
nnoyd, Myrtle Hubbard, Maud Hubbard
ana Mrs, d. II. Hubbard. B. G, Kine
H." smith, Mr., ynd Mrs. +. i: Jackson
NJ Daie Crow+eS, Rev. and Mrs. l.. u