The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-01
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| h"N NHiuHu bbHu lulsd tup-uistflCtl
| United States veterans bureau, has
some interesting information re-
garding his claim for Bond. but IL
| unable to locate him, when filing
his application for compensation no
| lived In Tulsa.
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THE T. T.. l.. woMEN's Sunday
school class OF the First Baptist
| church held It's annual picnic
wednesday at Sand Springs park.
Going to the park In the middle OF
the morning, the class members on
joyed MONDAY picnic spread and
returned home late in the afternoon.
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POSTPONEMENT or THE Eiks'
spring festival from Friday evening
OF this week to next Monday cvo-
ming was announced Wednesday.
The change In plans was nocessi-
tated by Illness among the players.
Ticket sale, however, will continue.
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q. r, MCCULLOUGH, president
or the First National bank, was able
to he In his office yesterday after
absence forced by Illness.
MART r. LOUTHAN OF Chicka-
sha. democratic candidate for state
treasurer, left last night for his home
after several days stay In Tulsa.
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A. w. HURLEY, vice president
OF tho First National bank, Is in
Pawhuska on business.
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MRS. JOHN A. ALTERNATELY Is
one of possible group OF Tulsa
people who will attend the produce
ton OF "As You Like II" In Okmul-
a 4 N. a a
has been given for several years
past by the Shakespeare club and "
developing Into community affair
ana is becoming an event notable
over the state. Mrs. Abernathy said
yesterday in discussing the posslbil-
ity OF Tulsa people attending.
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IRVING PAGE OF wAToNGA.
republican candidate for the NOM
ination for state treasurer, was In
Tulsa Wednesday visiting with
friends and furthering his candidacy.
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DIR. AND MRS. w. q. CHOATE,
former Tulsans and now residents OF
Coffeyville, Kan, are both i'll here
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Brown. Doctor Choate brought his
wife. who was seriously injured In
an automobile wreck In January and
who has not since recovered, to
Tulsa for treatment Saturday and
took Ill himself after his arrival. He
is said to be convalesclng and Mrs. |
Choate will shortly begin a course
OF treatments.
= THE LITTLE LIGHT BEARERS, |
n missionary band of First Meth |
odist church boys and girls up to \ |
years OF age VIII have their annual |
party In the church parlors at 3 |
o'clock Saturday afternoon, with |
their mothers as guests. Mrs. C. &. |
Myers is superintendent of the Or
ganization.
REV. C. C. CANNADY. general
secretary of the First Baptist
visit from which he will return next
Wednesday,
REV. L. s. BARTON. pastor OF
Boston Avenue NJ. II. church, South,
is expected back Friday from Dallas,
Texas, where he went on business
early this week.
REV. ]. w. ABEL OF the First |
Methodist church left Wednesday |
for Oklahoma City, where he is to
for oklahoma City college, the con-
ference Methodist institution Thurs
day evening.
FROM FIVE CIRCLES the gem
eral ladies' aid society OF the First
Methodist church Is to be increased
to 20 circles to correspond with tho
20 geographical units into which
the church is already divided. A
will be held in each OF tho
20 districts Friday for the organia-
tion OF a circle and the election OF
Each unit will bo In charge
OF the work of the church in it's
Every woman member of
the church IL by virtue OF this mem
bership IA member OF the aid society.
Mrs A. a. Small heads tho general
society under which tho circles
operate.
REV. MEADE DUTT of tho First
Christian church has accepted an
invitation to address the Oklahoma
state Christian Endeavor oonven-
ton June at Ponca City. Instead
OF topic Reverend Dutt was as
signed u text from PHILIPPIANS.
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THE PRELIMINARY HEARING
Of c. II. Griggs, former city engineer,
and Carl Pleasant of the contracting
firm OF Tibbetts IL Pleasant and
two former city inspectors. John
Burton and Lem Newell. who are
with illegalities I'm the sewer
lob 1866. was continued Wednesday
before Justice j. II. Query until
June 7. This is the second continu-
ince OF the case. The first hearing
vas to be held on May Is, but n con- ]
inuance was asked by the county
attorney.
DIAMOND JOHNSON, negro,
'harged with the shooting OF Paul
Neal. also negro, near Fisher last
'all, was found guilty of assault by
l jury in Judge c, Hunts district
'ourt Wednesday and sentenced to
80 days In the county Jail.