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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
PENSACOLA MAN WEEDS
LOUISIANA. GIRL

A quiet wedding took place in Bowie,
La, an Tuesday July 18th, at 10 o'clock
a. m. when Miss Edith Marie Bour-
geois, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fur
gust Bourgeois OF La Forche, La. be-
came the bride Of Mr.. Charles Gingles
OF this city.
The wedding guests were limited to
intimate friends Of the family and
relatives and following the marriage
Mr.. Gingles and his bride left for a
ten days wedding trip to New Orleans,
Gulfport and Mobile, Ala.
Upon their arrival in this city they
will reside at the Garfield home on
beautiful Bayou Texar. A number OF
delightful events have already been
planned in honor of the bride to whom
cordial welcome will be extended by
her husbands friends and wide family
connections.
! Among those from this city who at
tended the Gingles-Bourgeois wedding
were Messrs. John Brosnaham and
Elmer E. White, the latter having
| served as best man.
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CITY UNION MEETING TO BE
HELD AT WEST HILL CHURCH.

The City Union of B. Y. P. US Will
hold their regular meeting with the
West Hill Baptist Church on Fr1day
night, July 21st. the services starting
at 800 o'clock.
For this meeting the program com
mittee chose as a topic, the "churcnes
of the New Testament" each speaker
using as a basis for his talk chapter
from DR.. Geo. w. McDantefs DOCK
This is one of our latest books, having
been written in the last two years dur
ing DR.. McDaniels' passionate at Rlcn-
mond, Virginia. In his book Or. NC
Daniel has placed a wealth OF inrorIna-
ton. dealing chiefly with the origin.
character, principles and practices OF
the New Testament churches, snow
ing the Unity which existed IN all the
essentials, and is splendid as a guioe
for morals and from which to deduce
lessons for twentieth century church
workers.
The various topics to be discussed
are:
/. The meaning Of the woro'
"Church"-John w. Penn.
2 Jerusalem-The Mother Churcn'
ID. Cooper Pate.
a 2 Antiych-The Missionary Churcn.
Alberta Lee Davis.
4. Churches Of Galatia Ons1aoie
churches.-Vera N. Hendrix.
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PHONE 38 FROM
tOA. NJ TO 6 P. M.
Social Calendar

THURSDAY-Regula meeting New City
Thimble Club; hostess, Miss Ida
Hoer, 1904 North Ninth avenue, $3.50
p. m. Members unable to attend will
please notify the hostess
Ladies of Warrington to entertain with
delightful benefit dance, at the Odd
Fellows hall, from $3.50 to IL O'Clock
Grosjohann's orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion.
Regular meeting Escambia Grove
Woodmen Circle No. 244, to be held al
o'clock In the Moose hall All are
urged to attend.
Knights of Columbus will entertain with
a charity ball. at the San Carlos au-
ditorium. Ben Cutters orchestra
will play for this event.
Union B. Y. P. U. regular
meeting. West Hill Baptist church
All members of the union are request
ed to be present.
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KLoNDYkE NOTES.

KLONDYKE, Fla, July 1S.-The
services here Sunday morning ana
evening were conducted by Rev. ROD
ert Davis and were well attended oy
friends in the community.
The many friends of Mrs. Cary Han
drop are sorry to learn that she IS Ill
and wish for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. Jack Shelby, who recently nao
the misfortune of breaking his arm Is
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Brewton and
family of Pensacola were the guests OF
Mrs. Brewton's brother, Mr.. A H.
Bailey, Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Peters OF Plne
Forest were the guests of Mrs. Cary
Handrop. who is making her nome
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JACK
Shelby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Shelby Of Pensa-
cola were the guests of Mrs JacN
shelby Monday evening.
Mr.. Dawn Joiner visited MRS. = y
Dawkins, Sunday.
Mr., Hilliard Bailey is building a new
home on the hard road, west OF LILO
Klondyke church.
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SIXTY LADIES NOW MEMBERS
nE TIE PRISCILLA CLUB.

The Priscilla Club of the First Chris
tan church, met In regular session ON
Tuesday afternoon at the church parlors'
This being the second donation meeting
of the year, there were number OF oeau-
tiful hand made fancy articles turned IN.
After the business session was COM
plete, an enjoyable social hour was heio'
with four new members of the Club act
ing as joint hostesses. One new mem
Der was added to the list, making totAi
OF sixty ladies as members OF the Pris-
cilla Club. The Club is doing great WORK
and increasing by its good deeds.
A delicious course Of salad, waters ano
iced tea was served the guests later IN
the afternoon.
The Priscilla Club win entertain the
members of the Kiwanis Club. with q de-
licious Iuncheon, in the dining room OF
the First Christian Church, on the corner
Of seventh avenue and Gadsden-st TO-DAY
at one O'Clock.
The next club meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. q. Van Metre on north
eth. Avenue.
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MISS PEARL TERVIN
RETURNED FROM WEST

Mis- Pearl Tervin arrived in the city
yesterday after having been sent as
delegate to the All South Christian
Endeavor convention, which was held
in Hot Springs. Arkansas for a period
of one week. Mrs. r. c. Lock. who was
also a delegate to the convention went
from Hot Springs to her home In
Indiana, where she will visit relatives
and friends before returning.
Florida made wonderful showing
at the convention and Miss Tervin will
relate a bit Of interesting news at the
regular meeting Of the Christian En-
deavor Of the First Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening.
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SMITH-FULMORE
WEDDING.

Mr.. Theodore Smith, one OF Inc a pup
ular young men of Milton anu m.1s
Denie Fulmore. OF Dixonvilie' were
n ngns IN matrinlony last Sunday al
t u at gao o'clock at d the home
~ cSi the brides parents at Dixonv WI,
With Rev. I. I. Roberts, pastor OF MA
'o NJ smith is one of the most popu-
MI IS Non of Milton and his many
er,eg 1Sa wish for him much success s., ;:
MISE MISS Tulmoro is a charming 5 nar y many
lady of Dixonville and h nss days
friends wish for her many "
IN alter hte a few days stay at the nome
- M and Mrs. Fillmore at Dixonv IT,
and his snarm tn gaSas their
s W. where Mr.. Smith is IN Dusit tron,
home %Sos @n attending the wedding god frGm
..n+nn we're Mr.. and Mrs. Doue snd
Woife Mr. and Mrs L n0OS eass a
Mr.. Herbert Bagsett'-A'''O
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PERSONNEL OF BARRANcAs TO
ENTERTAIN WITH DANCE,

On the evening Of Tuesday, July n5th,
the spacious open air pavilion at Fort
Barrancas win be a merry scene, when
the personnel Of the Fort win entertain
with another delightful dance. Dancing
will be enjoyed between the pleasant
hours of $3.50 and 1850 o'clock, when
the service and civil circles will gather
to enjoy the evening together.
The hall will be attractively decorated
with the usual decorations, flags and
buntings, on either sides. Delicious re-
freshments win be served during the eve
ming.
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GIRLS! BLEACH
UGLY FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice Of two lemons into
q bottle containing three ounces Of Or
chard White. which any drug store will
supply for few cents. shake well. and
you have q quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complexion
whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lemon
lotion into the face, neck, arms and
hands each day and see how freckles
and biemishes bleach out and how
clear, soft and rosy white the skin
ecomes.-Advertisene
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
MICS DOROTHY RICE HOSTESS
ErERNooN GARD PARTY

80 the brightest affairs OF lae
- IN which the younger SCI pAII~
80 1vos the afternoon card party q.
49, 49,. Miss Dorothy Rice was hoss.'I
"l.en afternoon, entertaining az tne
home of her parents, MI ana - ~
Rice for Miss Mary Wene A'Nil7'
montgomery, Ala. -. the
cut flowers added to the cn~i IA
,oroa where card tables had oes -.
-o,,qad for Rock and Five F1uiiul
-r,,aS+s for this delightful courtesy 49,
ss,ss Atkinson, Misses clifford ana 100
r,s-,- Misses Annie Mary, anu 80
80 1xle.es Auante and Emily Seilllnos
ar,.s Margarita Mayes, ana neh go
1T,ss crea Inge of Mobile, MISS Ir.,ss
D,,o,, Miss Dorothy Yonge' MISS -
D,Nas,,on, Miss olivia Avant, MISS U.s.
~ Moncrief, Miss Ruth scnornn 49,
-.,,. claavs Turner, Miss DAISY -
49, Tar,,er ~ montgomery, who IS Inc 49,
nTiss Prilla. Rice, Miss Mae "so
o1,ss CAROLYN Carter, and her guess III,
MSS psi IF Meridian, Miss. ana MISE
Prilla Rice -, icA course
: o. -o.,,od the rose colored motif' WhleL
"ae ,,as q, the decorations having peer
also carried out in the re1re ssl.i,ra ros,
ices being served in most a''i avn
cups. oon courtesy
orovad one of the happlese oCSN :.
Witch has brought together mernoe1' ~,
tbe Younger set this summer.
aar,es were thoroughly enjoyed.
vcomo KurTsrdeisoy ohrd snfu '- =
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CORNER PENSACOLA GIRL
Mom lives IN KiSSIMMEE.

Mrs. Ellis Fairbanks Davis, nee
ITO ncis Marion Keeling, former Pen
eacola girl, is now making her home
At Kissimmee, Fla, where Mr.. Davis IS
now associated in his profession with
Mr Milton Pledger, county prosecuting
attorney.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis have resided IN
oSo,.,apna since their marriage last
summer and friends throughout the
western part of the state regret their
Yanarture for South Florida.
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ENJOYING TRIP THRouas4


Friends of Mrs. E. C. Strickland win
be glad to hear of the many pleasures
that she and her sons and daughter, Ed,
Mac, and Glenna, are enjoying on their
trip through the west.
In letter from Carbonate, H., Mrs.
Strickland says that the climate is very
cool and delightful. hey are guests of q
friend and a former Pensacolian, Mrs.
]. A. Cooper.
They will spend few days this week
in st. Louis, and will then 30 on TO Dem
yer, then to Colorado Springs, and from
there to Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Strickland says that they are hav-
ing wonderful time, and among other
things, are enjoying some golf at the
Country Club in Carbonate.
great part OF their visit will be spent
in California, where they expect to visit
Hollywood, Mrs. Strickland, who has
much literary talent. being interested In
moving picture production.
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..IIglII..lIIInI.

helped me wonderfully. l am FEELING
fne. do all my homework and washing
for seven in the family. I have been ir-
regular too, and now am all right. am
telling my friends what it has done for
me and am sure it viii do good for
others. You can use this letter as tes-
timonial. l will stand up for Lydia e.
Pnkham's Vegetable Compound any
time. - Mrs. WIN. JUHNKE, Foster,
Oregon.
Doing the homework for a family Of
seven is some task. If you, as a house
wife, are troubled with backache, ir-
regiarities, are easily tired out and
irritable, or have other disagreeable all
ments caused by some weakness, give
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound trial. Let it help you.
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SURPRISE BAY PARTY
oIvEM EoR DUDLEY BREWI ON'

On tuesday evening, party OF YOUNGER se
boys and girls entertained with a sufp nlse
.,a.t,, bonoring Mr.. Dudley Brewton' VINO
on that day celebrated his birthday. rms
daltrhtful party took place at bag'Ie"
1.o,.ss 1,,,,a,ra swimming was enjoyed ana
a dainty picnic lunch was served. -,
: As,o,t . twenty-five guests shared with
1,,,dIev this pleasant evening. who were:
aF;ssas EIazol Lewis. Mary Massias. Helen
stokes, Modesto Brewton. Rosahe BroWn'
Rnbv GRAY. May Belle Gray, Elizabeth
xUaIsb Miss Bicker, and Mesdames Mas
sias and NJ. e. Brewton, Messrs Moreno
stokes, william Robinson, Rufus Brew
ton. and Eugene Hudson
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all y dCE OSS Lu6
small of my back.
They bothered me so
badly that / could do
my work only with
the help of my hus-
band. One dayhe saw
the 'ad.' in our pa
per telling VIII It
Lydia E. Pinkham's
getable Com
pound is doing for
women, SO I began
to take it. 1t has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
posTpoNE LEAGUE PICNIC.

The Junior Epworth League Of the
First Methodist, who were to entertain
with a delightful picnic on Friday ev-
ening, have decided to postpone this
pleasant event on account OF the un-
settled weather, and bad roads, as they
were planning to drive out to eleven
mile creek to enjoy the picnic. The
: date Of the picnic will be announced
later.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH
OF A SON.

Mr.. and Mrs Archibald s. Mills an
nounce the birth of fine son at the
Pensacola Hospital Tuesday morning
July 18th. Mrs. Mills before her mar
rage was Miss Trina Dewberry. The
new boy has been named Archibald
S. Mills, Jr.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20

GILFILLAN SCOTT, London College Graduate, Piano
SnecaIist pup of Michael Hamburg Master of Russian
German and English methods including the Leschetizky
method Professor of Piano Technic Classical nterprea
ton and Expression brings to Florida and the Soutnern
States complete Piano Conservatory training from
alphabet to platform, not to De exceiled In any
torv a tbe world He does not charge fifty dollars
lesson nor five dollars lesson but Five Dollars per
Month for regular weekly lesson He assures success
to the deserving and failure to the undeservng Lessons
at pupils residence at Studio 2lO West Romano
Street Pensacola. Phone 212S
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from suffering than ven
have perhaps imagined.
An eminent physician,
expert in this science,
has shown tie way. 1t
was he who first pro-
duced the great remedy,
s.Mother's Friend" Mrs,
G. ). Hartman, Scran-
ton, Pa, says:
with my first two
children / had q doctor
and a nurse and then
they had to use instru.
ments, but with my last
%~yn rht11ran II a q q
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CHURCH SOCIETIES
CITY .. Y. ?. U. MEETING.

The City Union of the B. 7. P. U. will
hold its regular meeting with the West
Hill Baptist church tomorrow evening.
July FL All unions are urged to have
every member possible present An ex-
ceptionaly good program has been ar
ranged the subject being, "The New Tes-
lament Churches" Some Of the best
speakers in the union have been secured
for these parts.
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Mothers Friend and had only q nurse
we had no time to get a doctor because
/ wasn't very sick-only about ten or
fifteen minutes.
Ncfs: Write for valuable free Illustrated book.
Motherhood and the Baby" containing important
authoritative information which every eEpeetsns
10 Brsdfeld Regulator Company, BA23. Atlanta. Ga.
sAiother'a Friend Is sold By druggists everywhere
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-20
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Grooman. USN, OF
437 East Government street. are t.ie
proud parents OF fine daugnter' VINO
arrived July ~. She win bear the name
of Dorothy Juanita.
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HANsEN-soLARI.

| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Coming as q surprise to their many
friends is the marriage Of Capt. Herman
]. Hansen and Miss Rena Solari' ootn OF
this city. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Father NJ. J. Rays at st. Mich
aers Rectory. on Tuesday evening at 1:oo
o'clock, the only attendants being Mfs'
Margaret Solari and Mr.. Joe Solar.
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PAINS ACROSS :
SMALL OF BACK
Husband Helped in HOusewOrk.-
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Her Strong

Foster. Oregon.--'T used Lydia E.
pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
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MOther-TO-Be,
Read This

Here IL q wonderful message to: all ex-
rsctant mothers. Whom the Little One ar
riTaa. Won can have that moment moro free
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ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH
OF A DAUGHTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans T. Haue announce
the birth Of Q daughter, born wednesday,
July 10th.
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r.n enc1rru noerpoNEp.

ALTER SOCIETY POSTPONED.
The ladies' Of the Altar Society OF 81
stephens Parish, who were to nave me'
at the regular meeting this afternoon
win not meet as the meeting has been
postponed.
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]. c. E TO HAVE SALE.

The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
Of the Knox Presbyterian Church will
hold an ice cream and candy sale on the
church lawn Friday afternoon from to
s o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-28
SAND SPRINGS

Mr.. Austin Terry spent Sunday IN
Vestigris with home folks.
Mrs pora CLARK ~ Clarenore. IL visit
Ing her slater, Mrs jennie Jones.
an extended visit In Douglas, Arts.
Miss ruth Mcrryman L. ruest OF Mre
u y. Warren 81 Coweta, this week
Iltile Miss Alice Lee Wcst ~ nercw.
IL here visiting her grandfather. a. II
kcuncth and mute prisgs arc quite ~
81 the home Of thoir parents. Mr., ana
Mrs Minnie iuiard, saiesiaay ~ q
n Merryman'a store, made a business
trin 10 nrisiov last week
Mrs. o. ~ Davidson NJ AdA IN the
ruost NJ q. W. Davidson and family.
Mouth Main street, THIS week
H. q Mctrymnn ot bcrcw, who IL aerv.
inE ora jury in sernlrs, spent Tues
Mrs. Laura ucadioy, n hos beer
quite ti following an operation ~ D
3 r. II stevens returned lsst Mon
lay from McAicster. where he sreni
several days with his daughter. Mrs
Mr. md Mrs Haro,d now.rs viii lesv,
saturday Tor Porter, where they vii
spcnd tho summer at tho home 81 Mr
browns father.
FRANK stevens. who has been travellnl
salesman for Kerr Glass company for tn
past few months. left for DALLAS. Texas
first " the week
AFTER n weeks Nihi' IN Nhhfnioth WIN
relatives, Mrn L. II Hlll and Hrnndsous
Jesse Leon aud nm westmorelsni, 70
turned last Sunday
Mr.. ana Mrs. G., II Fagnines- of Medic'
have as their ruesta Mr.. ana Mrs Geurg'
Robinson Of nartlssville. who arc Mrs
FuEatne'- parcntH.
Announcements Are being received n
tho marriage NJ Miss Dorathea Wirkrr
formerly ~ this place, TO MIR. II. ". eros
cup ~ HolliHter. C,l.
District Telephone association vii
meet IN Sand springs Saturday, June =
Lot everybody wear n smile and our tow
knockers keep out NJ sight,
Professor and Mrs. Corrol will lsav,
next week for saltwater, To- visit Nj
Corral'a parents. ana from theirs the
will 40 TO New York city 20 spend tn
ummcr.
MIR. ~ y sohouweiler has recently put
chased the meat market fotmetly ownel
nv H. A, Mcclellan located at 22o Mort
Main street ana Will h" operated In con
nection with hts grocery store,
Mrs. ". \. Grove, who has been spend
Ing tho past few months with her daugh
! tor. Mira Lola Glover, will leave 10
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Amusements Of the Romans" was dis
cusscd In quite an enjoyable ana splendid
manner. The members present were
Mrs. J l. ceur'y. Mrs w. ~ a,rtison
Mrs, J. n Pearson. Mrs ID. Wilson.
Mrs, j. Il. Pyoatt and Mrs. Henry
Vance.
one " the iovelie,, affairs 81 tho week
was had Friday by Miss Kathline Rcd
man when she entertained the Girls club
with y dinner bridge, Those enjoying
Miss Redtnnn's hospitality were Mlss lca.
ia,SS "' Lsi,sR'' MM..ss s M"as,,r Sd' McsS M,s'
den. Miss Emily Williams, Miss Nett NJ
stapier.. Miss MARY Smith. Miss Mclhn
MaElund. Miss Nell Davis and Miss Grace
Mcureasor. Miss McGreeeot received the
guest favor, a piece OF porch pottery.
The hish club score was made BY Mis-.
Mcspaddcn and she was given a bud
vase.
Mrs W. W. ilastinr. entertained the
1918 bridge club Wednesday afternoon
Baskets Of hnneysuCkles and roeea added
t%tsstance and beauty to tho party, Mrs
stHrier the highest guest score Each
received flower bowls with ete "deatest.
old Fashioned flowers IN them. I'll,
guests we're Mrs v 4 Lawrence. Mrs
y. u Hicks. Mrs. Robert WHY. Mira
J. I. Coutsey. Mrs pewitte Wilson. Mrs
Leon Leslie, Mira. J. II Wilson, Mrs =
r. Cunningham, Mrs. Arch fuicher and
Miss stapler,
The Northeastern state Teachers col
lego had It's thirteenth annual
ment Wednesday morning. Tho audi
forum was attistically decorated with
daisies, roses and mock orange blossoms
This setting was made complete whet
Miss kathleen Hughes sang APR
Mora Mrs l.. T.. ieslle's Interpretation
Of Liebestrame No. 2 was most gfatify
ing. sleep, Ny Love, sleep" sunE hi
the male chorus was thoroughly enjoyed
The address was slven by Rev, John II
Alternately Of Tulsa, ia Your life ~
Asset or u iinhiltyG" Rev. A~hcrnath'
sent darts Of oncourag cement aud inRpi
ration into each hearers heart. rreBl
dent W. r. Ford presented the dipiomas
lie also spoke about the ateppiur stone
president, always working Tor n highe
goal. and II loved and appreciated hi
all who know him.
sunday, May "a, Rev. J. F Thomp
son celebrated his eighty fret birthday
Monday afternoon tho Daughters o. th'
honor. An ~ Tahloquph was eager Il
proffsr him birthday greetings and ever
happiness, Per Uncle Joe" In loved b.
everybody. Mrs. u W. Wilson. HIS niece
daughters. was at the head ~ tho ~
c%siving line. Others In the receiving lin
besides Rev J. y. Thompson and nj
wife were Mr. ana Mrs. robert Hamil
ton. Mrs. Emmert KYLE and her son Rob
ert Emmett Of OkmuiEce Mr.. ana Mrs
W. a. Thompson. Mrs. KeRia cunning
ham, Mrs Gilbert Thompson nnd Mrs
7. W. Reid. The American Legion ham
played lively airs and tho children q
the Confedcracy sRng Dixie and America
lection and Little Sarah Francis Uollan,
sang - winEonte song Hon. w w. Hast
ingH spoke with great tenderness ana ~
pRclation Of Rev Thompson'H Ito Of rorv
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friend. but when | was In the hospi-
tai having my baby they began rum
ming around together. ! caught
them. | sho. them"
Now Mrs. Roster Is depending up
on the unwritten law to send her
back to her six months old baby
from whom she has been separated
pending the outcome of her trial.
A Philadelphia court and Jury n
to decide whether Mrs. Roster will
be freed as was Judge Jean +. Day
In Oklahoma recently or any one OF
n score OF other men who killed men
who were attempting TO or had sue
Ceeded in breaking up their homes.
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home in Lexington. Tenn.
Saturday evening Mr.. ana Mrs. John
II. Stapler had rs their dinner guests
Or. and Mrs. A. A. Pfieffer, Mrs, BeaE
ley and Austin Murchison OF Muskogee
Mr.; John w. Stapler and Mrs. william
Jerrems 81 Kansas city.
Miss Cleo Reid and Thompson Reid
will sail June 2, from New York for
Europe. They swill be accompanied by
Or. and Mrs. NJ X. Thompson and their
daughters, Misses Catherine, Elizabeth
and Josephine. Of Muskogee.
Miss Bertha Banker In at home from
Sapulpa and Miss Martha Banker from
Nowhta. They will bs in TRhiequah only
n short while. as they expect to take m
extended trip east. One Of their stopr
will he in ohio. where Miss Martha will
be bridesmaid. Miss Danker will also b.
one Of the wedding party.
Mrs. -. l.. Keenan, was hostess to the
DelphiRn club riday afternoon. "Th'