The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-06
World Sand Springs
Bureau
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Special to The world.
SAND SPRINGS. Aug. b.--Mrs.
J. w Jones. 500 Lincoln, entertained
the following Monday afternoon. IN
honor OF her brother, Paul East's
eleventh birthday: Violet Walton,
Muriel Walton. Murlel Hall, Ruth
Trvin, Virginia deStabler. Charlotte
Parker. Helen Brock. Ada Page,
Edwina Page, Kenneth Seavers.
Charles irwin. Jack Trimble, Walter
Potter. After games and the ex-
tinguishinR OF the IL candles in
stalled In the cake, representing the
honor guests age. who Is visitor
here from Altoona, Kan, dainty re-
Treatments of angel food cake and
pineapple sherbet were served by
Mrs. Jones, assisted by Misses NIL
dred Shultz and Thelma irwin
Mrs. Frank Emmos, sos Lincoln,
entertained Friday for the Neigh
burhoOd Bridge club. This being a
newly organized club, the program
consisted mostly OF business.
Mrs. j. W Avery was called 10
Englewood. colo, To be at tho bed
side of her sister who Is quit H.
Paul Brinkley son OF Rev and
Mrs. Brinkloy, underwent an oper-
alton ut the Poole hospital Wednes-
day
A. w. Avery will leave Sunday for
| Spearfish. $. D., for an extended
! visit.
About one hundred grownups and
and several children gathered at
the now home OF Rev. and Mrs, u.
s. Brinkley Friday evening, MS "A
| complete surprise in the way OF a
house warming The visitors took
with them all kinds OF groceries and
/ fruits, In fact everything that Is
needed az a first start to keeping
| house. Doctor Ryder. an old friend
OF the Brinkleys, was present which
added much to the occasion In the
way OF entertainment. Mr.. and
Mrs. James OF Tulsa were present
Mrs. James sang solo, Doctor Ry-
/ der rave several dialect readings
and Byron Ferguson sang two solos.
/ all OF which received much ap-
| plnusc. Punch and waters were
served during the evening. Doctor
. Ryder VIII speak at the Broadway
! Baptist church Sunday at S =. m,
/ Johnnie Gibson tcoIored) was
| found Friday morning about 2
I O'Clock, on the railroad track near
| Wekiwa with his head mutilated
ana MS body badly mnngled, having
| been hit by the west bound NJ. X.
| & T. passenger. The examining ply
/ siclan said that signs were shown
| Of bullet in his head and II Is be-
/ heved that Gibson met with foul
/ play and was placed on the track.
At the regular meeting OF tho
, Royul Neighbor lodge last Thursday
| night, arrangements were made to
! hold Il public social at the band
stand Saturday night, August 12.
| Cherry pie, peach cobbler and ice
| cream will be served while you lis
I ton to good music. The public is
/ cordially invited.
Art Hays. All North Main street
~ confined to his bed this week end
The Broadway Baptist missionary
society's personal service chairman,
! Mrs. William Brock gives the fol-
! lowing statement OF the past six
/ months service which shows they
are a busy bunch: Visited 100
strangers of city, visits to hospita
and sick 1.l00. shutins 15,; tails 10;
trays of food distributed 5, baskets
OF food Ia, bouquets II. bundles of
clothing Is, number OF families
helped 80. garments made for poor
so. This society has % tithers, 6S
personal service workers and 6S
charity aiders.
J.. G. Hines. Grover SpitznaglC
and Fred Bowles purchased the
Evans farm south of Fisher thii
week. The consideration is said tC
have been several thousand dollars
The deal was made through the T.
). Daniels agency.