The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-08

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FORTY FAMILIES from various
points In this section ~ the state
are camping out near the grounds
whore the oklahoma central camp
meeting OF the Latter bay Saints
ia ln progroHa. five miloH north of
Tulsn II iA estimated mat about
one thousand people attended the
revival meeting sunday evening ana
100 cars found their way TO the
camp grounds The campmcctlng
will continue through ncxt sunday
and IL being conducted by different
district leaders
Az OLD -FARuIONED box supper
tho Kind where you get homo-pre-
pared dOlntles and feminine SUP
pcr companion All nj ono time viii
bo held by Christian Endcnyorers
Of the First Christian church Thurs
d1y evening In the church social
parIors. All three Endeavor dc.
partmonts--youug peoples senior
and iutermcdiHte--will participate
Tho purpose Is 10 help raise n t75
pledge for missions. Tho social
time viii begin Mt 7.3O and sale OF
the boxes will come later.
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MABEL SMUTZ vas court re-
porter In the Tulsa courts for some
three years. leaving here last sum
mcr. While touring In tho east she
was called 10 Sniina. Kan, 10 flll
n vacancy, was appointed official
court reporter In tho Thirtioth iudi-
c.al district Of Kansas and has since
made Sallna her home shortly nfter
reaching Salin1 she mot 4. G. Nixon.
ana the res, OF the s:0ry ,s told In
an announcement just received by
local friends which tells Of her mar
ringo 10 N,Son July 20. Mr.. and Mrs
Nixon VIII make their homo In sa-
lima.
MRS MARGARET BRAY Of the
Suznnn shop, has returned from
a three weeks buying trip in New
York in company with Mrs. g. NJ.
Ewing.
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ICE CREAM that's homo mad de
together with cakes thnt are tho
same may he had--for n considera-
t!on-by hungry FOLKS seeking the
lawn or Mrs A. NJ. Wlnn, ii1G
South Peoria "Wednesday evening
Ladies OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic nro In charge Of the lawn
social. Serving hours will be 8 TO
10 o'clock and the tables win be
placed on the lawn. Ladies' OF the
q. A. u. are uHng this means TO
refill empty coffers.
CAMILLUs JOHNSON and Mrs
NJ NJ, Fox left Saturday night for
Now York whero they will buy n
complete stock OF millinery for the
Camilius johnson hat shop to be
opened soon at 7 rnst Sixth street.
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MIR. AND MRS. G. HOLTZSCHUE
1i0 Jones street. announce the birth
on August of son, Weighing 8
pounds. which they gave the name
OF Theodore Sewer.
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ROAD MATTERS Of import 20
Tulsa and its environs and the pos
cihilities In and advantages to be de-
rived from cooperation with the
| Northeastern chamber OF commerce
Will be the subject upon which T.
Bee Guthrey will talk before the
| Junior Chamber OF Commerce at the
! weekly luncheon Tuesday. Guthrey
holds office In several road orgaE!-
zations and Is editor OF the Nations
| Highways
PRESIDENT J NJ. GORDON Of
the University Of Tulsa is on brie,
vacation iaunt In Texas with his
family. Doctor Gordon and Nom
bers OF his family left here the lat.
ter part OF last week for Denison
by motor. He expected 10 he back at
the university the middle OF this
| week.
| VICTORY MEDALS have boon re,
Il ~. q n
| quarters for n number OF local for,
mer service men whom tho post
service officer cannot nt present 10,
cate. These men are John II
Reed, j. A, Holder, John II Bowen
| Elmer ~. Davis. Hugh q. Peterson
Paul u. Elliott and Harry e
/ league.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued yes
terday: Keith v Guen,her, 2s. an,
Ressie Mae Hllle, %, Of Colllnsvi!!e
II. c. Mccarthy, SO. and Pearl f.
Dunham. 90, OF Tulsa; John Neal
ls, and Oma Lee Patton, is, o
Dawson; Edward james Patton, ~
and I.oena Neal, Is. OF Dawson
Wyndham j. Bell. 2i. and Incill
Everett, 90. and Lille NJ. Shelton
20. OF Tulsa: ivan u. Green, 81, O
Tulsa, and Stella Mae Clark, 81, o
Oklahoma City; Charles T. shoe
maker &c. and Flossie SMILEY SO, o
Tulsa Earl Ray Calvert, 21. an
Eliza Catherine Jones, as, of Tulsa
William II, shaw 26 and China N
stewart, 10, Of Tulsa: J. c. johnson
93 OF Tulsa and Luclus c. Hargri,
20, OF Helena Ark: +. W. Best, 8!
and Minnie Woods. 33. OF Broke
Arrow.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed yes
terday; Robert Garrett against III
, NJ, Garrett, Marie Parsch again,
: Joseph Parsch, Il, n. Hunt again,
Hattie l., Hunt.
, An air compressor, hoist and gasC