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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-Welt-buIn by practical
builder. 1878 cash, or best offer. buys
one.room and glassed-ln sleeping porch.
Electric and city water. The best in
town for he1lthseekers Palmer. 1872
South High. phone 17jS-W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR sALE-A snap in n three-room
modern furnished cottage, on South
Walter; ideal for healthseeker or shop
man; low priced; easy terms. Apply 701
East Santa Fe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-Beautifu pressed brick
bungalow, five rooms, sleeping porch
and double pressed brick garage; ideal
home near shops. For particulars in
qure 700 South Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-In south highlands, new
thIce-room cottage; Two large screened
IN porches, oak floors throughout. built
In features; a real buy; very small pay
ment down, balance like rent 70l East
SANTA Fe or phone 693.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-Four practically new cot
tages, for cost of construction; furni-
ture and lots thrown in for good meas
ure. Room Z, First National Bank build
ing,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-l423 West Central. sixty
nine foot frontage; pavement all paid
for; five-room house and garage; prica
$500, Inquire 1419 West Central, phone
T2S.J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25
LOST AND FOUND

LOST--Chihuahua dog; answers to name
of "Toodles" Phone 2375-J. Reward.
LOST--Little white and black spotted
female dog: answers to name of
LOST-White bull pup with one brindle
spotted eye, and brindle spot on back;
name spivens; IS reward. A. X. Kline.
phone 2413-Jt.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25
PRICED 10 SELL

broom house, bath, sleeping
porch, large front porch, fire.
place, colonades. bookcases, built
in buffet. hardwood floors, base
ment, walks, stoves go with
house. See
ACKERSON & GRIFFITH
Realtors
1870 S. 4th St. Phone 4t1.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25
SHELLEY BRAUN co,

Realtors
Six rooms, hall, good porches,
shade, garage, paved street,
$4,000; good terms.
Four rooms, shingle, dandy
porches. all kinds of fruit, room
for 500 chickens, barns and out
buildings. AZ acres ground, six
blocks from car line; $4,000; good
terms. This is an exceptionally
good buy. Seeing is believing.
ASK to See EN-"
Phone 223. 226 w. Gold
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE
AUTO REPAIR SHOP; fine business To-
cation; must sacrifice. Address MIA,
care Journal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-Modern nome. in highlands,
four rooms and bath, large lbt we'll
fenced poultry yard, garage. Call at
622 East Santa Fe for cash price or
terms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

FOR SALE-By owner, new modern
flye-room house. elegantly furnished,
fine location; priced to sell. come and
see It II YOU want to buy new furnished
house: also extra lot. l113 South Edith.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25
FOR SALE--Houses

~ AAoooCS
roe SGEEOHoUse, 56l East Grand '0
FOR sALE--Nicely furnished cottage,
corner lot, 6Sxl40. GIL West Mountain
road.
FOR SALE--Tour-ro modern home. In
fine condition; very reasonable. Gil
South Eighth.
FOR sALE--Two-r0om house, furnished,
cheap IL taken at once. 1915 Virginia
boulevard.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-new four-room
modern house furnished or unfurnish-
ed. 1901 Virginia boulevard.
FOR SALE--One or incest small houses
In University Heights; near car line.
Call afternoons. 121 Cornell.
FOR sALE-Modern furnished fIve-room
brick and sleeping porch, close in;
Fourth ward. Phone 1601-W.
FOR sALE-Three-ro stucco house,
1Ooxli2, on corner; bargain for quick
sale Apply 1900 South Walter.
FOR sALE-New modern home, $500
down and monthly payments like rent.
j. A. Hammond, S24 East Silver,
FOR sALE-By owner suburban home,
four rooms and sleeping porch. city
water. fruit trees, grape arbor. Postof-
flee box ZIG, city.
LOOK AT THIS!-Beautiful modern
brick house, good location; all you de-
sire in home; furnished or unfinished
Phone 1921.
FOR SALE-Three-room house with
chicken house for two hundred chickens
garage. lights and water. 1905 West
Iron, phone 49O-W.
FOR sALE-Three-room house, front
and back porches; dandy orchard
started; on a large corner lott terms.
1924 virginia boulevard
FOR SALE-Furnished house, three
rooms, bath, electric lights, city water.
garage; so foot lot $500 down and $50
per month. 1906 South Arno.
FOR sALE-A good buy; j7x1i2 foot lot,
fenced, city water, garage, poultry
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25

WILL SELL our new house, in Univer-
slty Heights, at a bargain; furnished
or unfurnshed; this place is strictly
modern with all the new convenences;
small payment down, balance less than
rent; possession october !. Address
Owner care journal.
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PERSONAL

]. w. BRASFIELD watch. clock and
Jewelry work 115 South Second.
WANTED--Private pupils teacher is ex-
perienced and specially trained for
primary grades: good certificates and
references on application. Phone 19ss-W.
10 North Elm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-09-25
FOR SALES.--FUTURE

-~~~-~-L ~-~->~-- 49,
FOR SALE-Duofold, Apartment c, l0l
South Walter.
FOR SALE-Fumed oak dining table.
207 North Fourteenth, phone 716.
FURNITURE REPAIRING and uphol-
sterng. Phone 613-W, or S96W. Err
vim Bedding Company.
FOR SALE-Leather chair and leather
couch. Ais North Twelfth. phone
1861.
FOR sALE-soid leather trunk, ten
gallon milk cans, $3.50; Giant auto
tires. IS; large stock of new and used
furniture. 325 South First.
FOR SALE-Oak dining table and six
leather-bottom chairs; Shuttle Worth
Wilton velvet rug; all good as new, for
one-half price. Call SS4, or 1Oi South
+ urteenth.
FOR SALE--New three-quarter bed
springs and Mattress Victrola, sanl-
tary couch and pad kitchen table, sew
in machine. rug. library lamp,
etc. 1922 West Central. phone 1881.
FOR SALE-Poultry-Eggs
FOR sALE--Fifty White Leghorn hens,
50 cents each. Phone 2060-W.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

T. s. Stout ot Drumrisht lott last week
Tor rerty. .ONa.
parlsun iufton are visltlIg Nellie f.
Tsyior ~ g06 T. Federal
Ars Ida Newcomb of Little Rock. Ark.,
10 Waiting tn bfuufight this woek.
~ l.. shsnks retained Thursday % last
weed, from Oklahoma tity and Guthrie
where he has been On business foF tht
Home buNding Loan Assn.
Miss Marie smyth- or Tulsn visited
IN bWuryht last week with her parents.
~, snq Nc 49,, } c. 5wyi9e, ,,,,s, =, arrived
!u DruwriEht last week 90 Apend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs J. y. Black
Nj snd Mr.. Il. ~ LSndrum x 1it
South pcnuHy ylvania avenue entertained
with a o'clock dinner FRIDAY. NJ ana
Mfs. charles spellman we're hnnofod
Nj. Edns chasm Of Msrrlta. 8, visiting
het parents. Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Nul OF
Mrs rs i. McKonsie Who has been
visiting vim her parents. MI and Mrs
j. Powell u East fuikorson street, re-
turned 90 her home at Nowata, Okla,
Tn Tneodoro E. johnson, Thomas ~ Evans,
Et"ggs W. ss,n.. sSms "Ie' Thmnmss m SnJ ora "
| barnett Roy ~. bowman, Ray NJ. Branc,
| NJ a. Ellison and =, p Thomson we're
among those ot prumtight who took the
! thirty second degree Masonry a. Guthrie
II. \. Williams. Creek county judge of
! sApu'phs N"H '"''H"N ''''''' ''"'"
bsv. tackle ana Mrs Abduo Zacki,
OF Hristow we're IN Drumright THURSDAY
I visiting Dave zackies brother. Geurg'
az ana M~s Iohn May ot Bartlesville
are visiting With friends In Drumright to-
More than nine hundred persons visited
The model home u Mt and Mrs g, "
stubbicnold, 500 West broadway durlns
"notter Unmrs IN America" week. ~ Is
hoped DrumriEht wins one ot the prlso'
offered Tor attendance.
. Harvey smith ot sspulpa was bust.
ness visitor In prumtiEht Thursday,
Miss Vcrna Henry of Muskngoo " visit
Ing friends IN Drumrsht Thursday.
atr. and Mrs. r.. n. Miser ~ ~ Joe
Ind ara the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. W
u, Mlser
Ink with friends IA wichita, Kan. th'
past few weeks has returned home
4. ~. Moore. son ~ E r. Moore. of ih'
owl Drug store OF THIS city, Ia opening n
now drug store m Drumright.
4 number u tho members of the wirt
Grey post Of tho American Legion lef'
Thursday &C attend the national couvsn,
flun At New orleans. headed by Nv
Barlow, post commander, and assisted IN
tho toys OF the trip by Milton s?regle and
Rob Bigpinw.
John keylor Roy An.ley. Glad swartr
wood. Lee Wilson, Chester Merrill, Otto
.lilp4r. charley Jetfeties. Arnold wall
sunday nigh, for disturbing the peace
when they flashed "jeliy bean" HRshes al
a local dance hall.
y. u. Warner % this city was a busl
ness visitor IN saltwater Saturday
Ei Hurley OF Kaw city was In tho city
, sunday on busincss.
Mls- Fay Mills OF Gushing visited
/ frisndH IN prsmtishi SUNDAY, s,,
Ilet where she will spend the week visit
. inE friends.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Wuliamr. motored with them 'o Henry.
eta Thursday returning saturday
The ~. .pftan society met with Nts
~. Shaw last WednoHdAy afternoon 20 plan
fuf fue coming ysHrr work FlWe va
stusles ln otT,s were n.iod aud the -.
fUotF are now aa follows Mrs " b
shaw. PRESIDENT Mgs p - Arnold vice
pfoHffnt, Mt-. ". A. woodruff. secretary
and treasurer Adsuery board. Mrs Juu
~ Lynap Mrs H W burch anl hrs
o. N Uansy
o. L. FLETCHER ROY leo. Ike MA and
Grover Wirb speut saturday ana sun.
day fsulng Uu ihv Illinois rrrr
H. Matctr 81 Du.wsy. OKLA. was a
bus.leHs visitor ip sIiwcil "wednesday
aul Thursday.
u - Chdlte ~ bunch. the leading
siu,kus1 and ftff0tr of Tho south md %
the county, was hero SATURDAY.
IHmt4 NIruIau. Abe HaHsstt aud e. ".
AUuIHgtUn spent tuesday To- aud around
ButIhtDNu on business.
CIty Clrfk y. =. H1toman II confined 20
bic bed thlt w"Hk ON account ~ Hicknosf.
Charles Wafors and ". q Chsre of
WsatvIUs attended court here this week.
T. L. Roberts. " o. ward. !. 4 Wurs.
ham. Z, J.. Lynch Charles BuHlustf, Steve
Roborta e. " Arlington. Joe " Lynch
a. y. 8etfy aud &C. o. Williams attended
q Masonic function at Westvilie last Sat
uriay cyeuIuE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Ter. veima. isn sunday for Apperson.
where they will mako thclr nome
p.So.y,os5 M. GoIf M"i rS9mSfy s95S3y OF f.1 95
shere she win visit with her brother PAU
81. snd Ms G.. u. s,ubblefieid mo.
torcd 90 Bri4tow sunday and spent the
Mfs ;. L. creighton OF 100 Norih
Dayton Ohio, where she visited reIa-
js,h Kee'sy returned 70 sullw.,llser
MP S"uiSi "6Si Mrs G. kesisy q yhls city.
Mr ANA Mrs T. a. Barr Of Tulsa, spent
sunday hSg.,. ne fss,s q o,5.r ~ hsF5 ,dI,'
NJ, ". r.. Armstrong isit Monday fof
Omaha. Seh.. 90 visit relatives.
Mira j. e.. Morris and Hu1H. jam - and
Emlry ann M-a scott Morris lrft sun
day for Toledo. ONO. 20 VISIT telatV YES
H. l.. walden " Tulsa arrived here Mon.
" 9Oi East Third street
FRED Hampt 81 Oklahoma city. was N
pEh ~. q ''ilSs steven. S',i " SEQ rss, Second
street lef' Friday Tor Avant Okla" 10
Ms ~ e. whorton NJ Halieu. Is visit.
Ing with Mrs J. W, Cat'r ~ DrumriEhl
Z A. GisRg Of AHnutnrd. tK7.. VINO
was hurt In car accident In tmpfov-
r r smith of Ardmore who was in
T iurcd IN an automObils accident lett tht
/ hospital Friday. returning 20 h.s home
! Donald Allen of the Garter on company
/ ~ Perkins okla, IL Waiting his uncle
/ Pike Allen ~ the RoSsna leH~e.
/ Drumright high school football team.
as yet undefeated and 'unscored-played
/ chandler Friday and won by scors of
J tu o.
/ Mrs ray wickmAn motored 20 Brlsiow
. Thuratay evening on "a business trip.
] Misses Ruby Warner and Marguerite
Uoi'fIr and Harold Rnlet'". who ore
. s,t..tt-e school In StUlwAtor zpent tho
Weekend In Drumright visiting their par
tus
/ At lenst three operettas and two con.
/ rerta will ba presented during tho present
! school year by the high school Glee cllu
l under the direction of James a. Bril-
! Instructor In music.
! Mrs. &. = Foster and daughters. Der
niece and Edith, left ThurHdAy for san
! Francisco. Cal. TO spend the winter MIS-
| Blnckloy accompanied them es far AZ
! Guthrie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Misses Elizabeth Haas, wilma cau,,
Mildred Brookshlre. Virginia Cr14f, .-,
Ruth NAnNosttand Of Claremors. ami NJ.
Florence Mooney % chelsea. Moss. .,."
Robert Greaves Howard Kaho ami l.. a.
H0ltScndortt of ciaremore. ana -..aa',
Ansm Of Chelsea.
The Tuesday study club met .. OIL.
home Of Mrs l.. 4. Robson Dg.sh..
rhe study ~ James whitcomb U.... ,,
the special feature OF the aftsrnl.. s.t'
Mrs. Lee Settle rs leader. Each H. IT,,
responded to roll call with mena..t.,
poem by the Itooslet poet and uauy .tsss
poems were presented showing bic ..T..-
tity. Mrs. Hugo Helms gave 100 .n.s-s.tA
ing account OF Edgar Allen Poe suI ..t.
ney Lanlef was also studied.
number OF their friends Monday r.s.,
win bridge party In honor W ..f
were six tables MRS. Frank or ~
making high score for the ladies ami Ma.
Dr. ami Mrs u. ~ Kaho ana es.I,l,.,
Mrs Gunter Duckworth. and son fi..s1
spent sunday IN SLOAN s3riugs. Rra,
Mrs II Is. Meredith ~ Enid. u.r.
here on visit to her daushrer ST..
Harvey pynum.
Mrs. Bari Fry leaves this woe, "a,
blackwell Okla where she Will u...I II,
aunt before joining her husband az IIH...
Vile Ky
Miss Rose Gregory, a student OF r.u.r.
university. Enid, is home Tor few lals
George Hale and family returned Han.
Monday morning Mrs Hale ana rH"irss
have been spending the summer pt seat.
tie wash, and Portland, ore,
Mrs. Harold Hcnnsssey of Paris Tar,
~ the guest ot her brother. W J. John
Mrs y. T.. Johnston IL here7from -,t.
auah visiting the family OF her sur u
Yr. and Mrs. W. l.. Bailey o' 10 r,.
rajo Springs. Mo, who have been 1
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Two fabrics are often used In one
frock this season. silk Crepos and
clio hs are combined. velyrts and
cropes and OF course gcorgcttos and
cropos, Tho SILK usually makes the
bodice ana sleeycs and rca hes 10
the hips, while the other material
whatever II may bee, forms tho skirt.
This ono piccc frock which has been
dcsigned for Informal wear o. made
OF velvet and silk crepe. The skirt
ls Of rich shade of brown velvet
and the blouse OF a lighter shade Of
silk.
The blouse is ipuE wasted ana
trimmed with bands ~ cording and
the sleeves are graceful adaptations
OF the peasant style. The skirt n
plain, save Tor side drnpe acccntu-
atcd by double band of fur down
the left side. THIS model was eX-
hibltcd at a recent ail-Amet lean
fashion show held In Atlantic city
II might very easily ho made tho
foundation OF smart suit by moroly
adding n velvet coat trimmed with
the Same fur. Brown was one OF
the most used colors in tho fan
gown and wraps exhibited at this
show.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

with the new dance steps comes
the new dance froCk and as II is
much easier to describe the new
dance frocks, I'll tell about them
ana the iEtriCaCies OF the new steps
may be left TO greater talents. The
new dance froCks are sleeveless but
that IL not their dLstiugu shing fea-
turo. FOR street frocks are sleeveless
today. They have tight bodiceg, but
that. too, Is n fca,ure OF many
street fr0cks Light ColOred tatfe-
tas however. are never countenanc-
Cd for street wear. hut they are the
accepted thing for the ballroom, aud
so there al least ls one mark OF the
new dance frock.
This pretty model is made vt blue
tatfctl with the prevailing snug fit
ting bodice and sans sleeves. IL u
plentiiully embroidered with pearl
beads IA "A lavish design The sNirt
is eight inches from the floor and
finished with points OF self material
The neck and armholes are finished
IN the same fashion. The accentu-
ated hips are piquant and graceful
although they are quite the opposite
Of the general silhouette, which Is
long, slender and slinky. This tar
feta frock is more youthful than
those Of long slender lines In soft
materials and Is therefore more suit
I'd to the young school girl or debu-
tante or young bObbed haired ma
tron.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

Smell Saturday evening. The newlyweds
left the same evening Tor hloam SprinEn
where they spent several days. Mrs,
panhenhets Ia one OF Sulwellh most
charming sirls snd loved by an wh3
Mr. and Mrs r. pAnnerhsrg snd was
born aud reared In sttiweli and numbers
hia friends by his acquaintance, The
Jimmy Hllllngsey Of stloSm Springs, were
the attendants
tn, scEior class n the sliiwell high
school EaVS u most doliEhtful party last
Friday evening In the Morton hall. Father
Time was requested o. turn backward
IA hlH night while the young people again
became llitlc children, Tho costumes
were those % children ar years ot
sEe ana very cunning as VOL as hocom
InH. iods MAY Woodruff In her baby
hair IN ourls was voted tho cutest little
rirl there Roy Williams In Buster
Rrown waist, knee pants bare feet with
sore toe neatly tied up won tho prize
wha +. tiny AZ any time looked too sweet
with her lohhod hslr arranged so prettily.
and tar little checked Bingham epron
and bloomerH No wonder tho boys all
wished she was their lifue sister. 4 very
Jolly evening was Erent In childhood
gsmos and music.
Profossnr I.ucaH who has been quite ~
" ogatn at hia post of duty In the hIgh
school
c. l. Lynch. John McGamors and VII.
lam McNuly attended the football game
Friday at Prairie Grove.
Miss Fluy Walker OF Tulsa vlsltad last
week in siuweN and is now spending q
few days with relatives AZ Evansville
Ark. Miss walker ls welt known here
hnvlns spent the greater part of hsr
Mrs Jsson Finch and Mrs. Joe NJ
| Lynch, as guests OF Or. and Mrs, T. 3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22
IIARENtORr.

Mr. and Mrs. y. +, keith, accompanied
by their son Glenn and dadEhter dsll,
lcr Monday for california, making the
"trip In their car.
Mrs Mlndie chambers enjoyed week.
end visit from her son, Or. Claude Cham.
Mrs. J. {. Reed and Mrs c ~ Seward
were joint hostesees to the Presbyterian
LadleE aid Thursday at the Reed home
Mrs Tom Cline entertained the Gene.
terry association a. her pretty suburban
home tuesday In a very enjoyable man.
Mr and Mrs A. ~ Mayberry spent q
part " the week In ponca city attend.
,ng the Methodist conference.
Mrs Garland Mitchell spent Monday in
Mrs Sue w.ilaes left Wednesday for
\ visit 10 friends In Chicago.
Mrs JACK Matthews Of Limestone spent
Saturday with Ciaremore friends.
Mr. and Mrs Foreman Moore Of Tulsa
visited friends In the city Tuesday.
Mt and Mrs j. c. Mays spent sunday
In Pavhuskh with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Mr. ana Mrs. Harve odom spent Mon
day and Tuesday In yulsa.
Mrs. a. l.. Musgrove spent Monday in
Mrs. J. D. Manross spen, the week in
Tulsa with her daughter, Mrs. Marc
Mathers and family
Miss Lila B Murphy LEFT Saturday ,or
Stillwtterfatter a visit with Mr. and Mrs
Mr.. and Mis-. Pat sharRey OF Moline
/ NAN spent tue 1lrNt OF Ahe week WIN
/ her sisters. Mrs. Nora Davis and Mr.,
B Virgil Fowler.
Mrs. Thelma Robson and daughter. Ret
/ ~ Gene. OF Tulsa spent sunday with Mr.
/ and Mrs. Walter nurgcEA.
/ Mrs. V. r. Hrooking ami grandson spen
sunday and Monday In Tulsa visiting
friends
Miss carlotta Archer. county superin
'endent 90 public instruction o' Maye'
. county, was a visitor with County super
| intenient Callis Eaton.
| q. u. Davis went to Tulsa Wednesday
% attend tho Southwestern Business con
! sress. Mrs. Davis, Mrs. q. o. bnyless anC
Mrs Is. u. BayleHs accompanied him.
Lloyd Reltz Of Nowata and Miss Roweni
! Brown Of Chelsea, okla, were married a
the Christian parsonage sunday after
noon by Reverend Harrison.
The members Of thu owl club enJoys,
I a o'clock dinner at the residence OF Mr.
/ and Mrs, Harold BOYD Thursday night
After an elegant repast Of fried CHECKER
and accessories bridge was INDUCED In
] after which social hour was enjoyed
together with some excellent singing Al
| together Il was a very enjoyable nesting
n. 7. Murphy and Mrs. Coher. gave
silver tea az the home Of Mrs HRver
fields Thursday afternoon, which provei
/ y success socially and financially. ais
I proved that the ladies OF the Christian
| church aid are very generous with thei
| pennies ur are very large waisted, n
they were able to turn 400 into tn
were added TO the society. Afterwsrd
appropriate Refreshments were served.
Misscs Virginia Crosby and Ruth Van
Nusuand are giving weekend party n
the crosby ranch near Chelsea TN- -
lowing young fc,ks esmpose the party
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sTIIMEII.

Mrs Joseph Ninot ~ Joplin. Mo, who
has been with her sister. Mrs. J, J. Yates.
hns returned 20 hcr home
Mr. and Mira Frank Blanck returned
Monday from motor trin TO Kansas
..N where they visited with their dAuEh-
ter Mrs Sedrick Hoffmsn
r.I N lur " Lynch we're guests
OF their friends. Mr. and Mrs, r. n.
.u.Ut. uf liu.0h SIndHy.
Mr nud Mrs Mcdonald Of Sallissw "
gpcn' sunday with their daughter. Mrs,
Charles Hampton.
NJ, solihrr Keith has accepted post
ton with the Indian agents ci'ice nt
rah'sQuAh
Mr M Carr and e. T. Lynch drove
to Lincoln and prn'rlu Grove, Ark. thir
week Ou nusIuyHs,
rRo Missionary society Of the Metho
dlsut EUtHcopHI church met with MIS-
Il ~ Holland Thursday afternoon.
The marriage ~ Miss lAun't1 Nathh
Hnu Leonard lSnEENI BHuuUubrrE wa
Hu'rmulErl q the home uf Noy q. S
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-22

ii-nsr gusst Of Mr. and Mrs G, =. Lake
Friday evening
l. A. Criss spent the weekend In Okla
bona Clty with q cousin and family, Mt
ami MIS- ! -. Barker
Mt and Mrs G. p Lake and son Win.
cent &c.. we're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs W
Robert sargent Of South Fourth street
y. II Morrison ~ wotumka was here
the hast part Of tho week the gueAt OF c.
O White
Mr. ana Mrs Edd FLINT Of Rendrich
we're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
+ Gordon during Friday and saturday.
Hiss Menna Rhedons was here Tor the
Weekend with Mrs. Ollie boswell of South
Pine
MISS Laufeur Davnne ~ PARK hill was
the weekend guest Of Miss Pauline white.
Miss Ella Welker entertained at her
home on North PARK during sunday Mr.
shawnee. and Mr.. and Mrs Leslie New
man and daughters, Francis Eli1abe n
and Mary Kate Of Menker.
W D. Fallwell J. J. Bolt Barney ca
mint and T. J. Mills mot0rei tp kendfick
Thursday evening TO attend Hn l. o. y. =
banquet and entertainment
John anf VIII Nicely, also FOy Bishop
and Mayor Mlls. we're the dinner guests
NJ friends In shawnee Saturday evening
Mr and Mrs Robert 4, Gordon and
guests. Mr and Hra. Eii Flint OF Ken.
..I r.Hfrvei 10 shawnee Saturday eve
ming and we're guests of Ar. and Mrs
. . aJ IUp cay cafe during dinner