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The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Back to the Picture lannu,o.

A newspaper for English tourists
ABROAD has very ingenious scheme
Tor showing exactly what attractions
certain hotels have to offer. If there
IS an elevator In the hotel a picture
OF a small boy in uniform is shown
against the name of that hotel, A
garage IS indicated by a picture of q
motor car, lawn tennis courts BY a
racquet, and so on. The scheme il.
quite a useful one, for it enables the
tourist to see at a glance exactly
which hotel would suit him best, and
mus saves him wading through a
whole lot Of advertising matter.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19

They l'vs 70 Do Their Duty
An English clergyman has declared
tnat 1t t. is womans dut{ to dress lust
as we'll as she can af4. We hava
yet to meet a woman who II lax ia
aer duty In this rega:e.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
CONSTABLE SALE

bank IN OF Bienville vs.. Calvin Hart, ct
n!t,, a. state Of Louisiana, Parish Of
Blenvllie' B,eny in Second Justice Court.
=. Under and BY virtue Of a Writ Of
fa, flerl Facias "a issued from the above
% named Honorable Court and to mo di.
reG'ea, ! , nave seized and will offer for
sale to the last and highest bidder for for
ca casn !, with the benefit Of appraisement
at the principal front door of tho
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
lessa School surmounts Difficulty.

(
.luersloono tank provided with q
usht curb. The filter is filled with
nyess ef charcoal, sand, and screened
ravel Of small size which have been
placed 10 the container in the order
aimed !. The water which comes from
shis we'll Is highly colored but II is
exceedingly cold and palatable. From
: eanltary standpoint 1t is perfectly
healthful.- Before this means Of nro.
sullns water tot drinking purposes
~. ~ installed the school children
Atner went without water or were
eompelled to bring 1t a consIderable
alstance. Utica Globe.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Z . 4
. B I T U A RY
I 4
Rev. H. G. Walker

IN the morning Of December, 2Sth
l'zl' Rev. H. G. Walker died at thf
nome OF his daughter, Mrs. Claude
Whitley, in Wichita Falls, Texas. H.
mad been living with this daughter 70,
about year and a half. For eighteen
years previous to this he had resided
in Gibsland, La, where he had a host
of friends. 0''
! Ills was a life filled with beauty and
service He was born in La Grange
Georgia. September 18th, 1s41, and
moved with his father, MI. J. s, Walk
er' to Homer, La, when about 10 wear,
OF age lie resided there until muster.
ed into the Confederate seryice IN
1851 when just twenty. He was q
member OF the Seventeenth La. Reei.
n! ment Of the Confederate Army. While
I Ill service ne was twice wounded, both
times during the battle Of Shiloh, ''''
In 1865 he was married to Miss
Courtney Ann Wise, a member ~ .
prominent l' North Louisiana family, IN
'nem were born eight children, one Of
whom died in early childhood, ono IN
young manhood and two in the midst
OF ousy' useful lives. He is survived
oy his faithful and loving wife and
~ Two sons and two daughters, viz: Mrs
Claude Whitley, Of Wichita Falls Te1. !
4 as; Mrs. Lonetta Eagerton, Of Lindale,
rezas; l. Mr.. J. A. Walker, Of Ft. Worth,
le1as' and Mr: N. l. Walker, Of Gibbs.
ano' Aa' Besides these there are
nlne grandchildren and three ereat
! He Joined Sharon
'aptlst posa church, Claiborne parish, La,
Il 1871 and was ordained to the min.
stry in 1881. From this time on he
a0ored TOR the spread Of the eospel
u MS Lord and Saviour, not in the
most pleasant places but in the mont
eedy places. Dnrino nj. ,n.,.
: served many churches preached
OF sermons, baptized hun.
aeus Of converts, visited the sick,
pmlorted the dying and bereaved and
, many a weaker brother
tne faith. He went steadily on
and teaching men the v.y Of
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
FOR SALE.

l.: NJ. Black farm, 1872 acres. This
land Is in Sec. % and 1866. One.
third cash, balance one, two and three
years with 8 per cent interest. This
land lies well and is as good hill land
as you Will 1lnd in Bienville parish If
interested white US.
THE FIRST TRUST & BANKING
CO., Arcadia, La.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Home 6|ul||
|. ' lie |p5I 7 |
OVERCOMING LACK OF WELL
seSs Community Brought Ingenuity
. Bear to Secure Supply Of Suit
able Drinking Water.

4 rural school IN Iowa, situated in
(. locality where suitable water for
drinking purposes is to be procured
my oy driving a well to a consider
sols depth, met the situation by con.
.slvlne the wash from the roof of
sne scnoolLouse, passing 1t through O
n'tef and holding 1t for use In A brick
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
towns With Zoninn penuI.4;A..

e,,. WIN Ionihg regulations
sl4ty.seven cities of this country are
reported to have some kind of zon,no
regulations now in effect, and 20
cities have complete comprehensive
zone ordinances limiting the use of
property, heights of buildings and aroo
oi lot that may be covered in every
olock within the city limits. Among
cities adopting zoning during the last
year are Milwaukee, Berkeley, Wash.
,nston' D. G, Omaha, East Orange.
Yonkers, Brockton, East Cleveland
and a number of smaller cities,
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19

1ne'r Hsmes Seized by Pirates
Moro pirates arrived on the coast q
= pavoa, ,sas Minoanao, Philippine islands.
N N iazs' driving the native lnhabitaut,.
me Bagobos, Into the hills.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Not Familiar Situation

Not Familiar Situation.
Tramp Ito comrade)-"Say, | hav.
1reamed twice lately that have been
at work. If 1t happens again ! shall
buy a dream book to see whether it
means anything. ."-Karikaturen. Chris.
tiani8.
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Il Can Be Overdenr

Sometimes." said Uncle Ehen
when a man tries to put on airs bs
glts hlsse'f all mussed up cause he
am satisfied wifi muffin less dan q hur
ricane."
The Bienville Democrat., 1922-01-19
Carries Several Linn

opportunity may knock snly ,oe,
WI WIN some pertikler proposition" CAV,
uncle Ezra, "but It'll be back lst. a.
times with somethin' else."-Boston
Transcript. '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

Wuiiam GinEorlch snd visiting slso his
dauF htarH, Miss Ruth srlder II washing
Ton Hud Miss GLADYS seider Of Indianapolis.
WHO are guests in the Giugcrlch home.
Mr. Fred NJ Carter and MrA =. Lot
toh Fuqua entertained with dancing
evening when MisH Evelyn FuduH, Miss
Ictuln Garter and Miss Geraldine McCol-
pin. the latter of Nashville. were cOmpii-
moutel
ON Tuesday evening Miss Maurice
tfcUpry entertained with q large house
dance when Xuesfs wore high school
friends and 0ut. flown visitors FavOfa
tree Nh q. y. GroFofy aud Mrs George
James sHel8tsd On entcrtulument.
On saturday afternoon Ia the Church of
tho FcdoCmrl, Mise Ruth Davis became
TOO bride u Robert UienHL with Mr.. and
MrH 'ydo IuIinV attendants. rev John
ceremony Mr aud Mrs Dienat left for
Nu1.iug tIp to Fort Smith, tho home of
the bfIIrH parents
Miss LORRAINE Eastwood extended hos
piHNtE Un Tursdgy afternoon az the
county club iu one ~ the prrt'ieFt hOli-
day bridge plftltH. when Miss Norma 10
bUuEh.fiy ~ IuHkoEec was tn" honor
madc uy Mrs Ernest Mciain, Ma Enha.
hc'u Trent and MlHB DDuEherty Mira
william - Morton assisted
Prominent among the events u tho week
socially was the PM Delta dance OF the
country club on. Monday night when
ghapufauH were Mr. and Mrs James .
Lyons Mr. ami Mrs a. j. Peters Mt. and
uruudIiFe NJ and Mrs Fentou wood
Mr nnu Mrs. David Hoo,k Mr. and Mrs.
g. d. Baker Mf. and Mfs. Il. H. David
son. Mr ant Mrs. Harlar Carter.
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Mlsr Della Johnson visited friends IN
Kiefcr Tuoeday.
Mr.. ana Mrs Evan Bradley are visiting
Howard unVan spent Christmas with
her mother az 'ChickRshn
Mfs, Loo Allen 1f chelsea II Waiting
MISS Vivian Iaios Of tulsa la tho guest
ot her cousin. Miss iucile strain.
Rphort SirmH is spending the Christ.
mas holidayr o. Colorado SPRINGS
Mis5 Nellie sidell Of Sherman rexsa Is
visiting her sister. Miss Grace sldel
weok-cud hcrc as tine ruoa, OF frle1ds
T.. Strnln ~ shamrock spent christ
mas here with his sister Mrs. johnson.
Miss selma norfcy has 80 her Chrlatmas
guest Miss Lorraine Mcneil " Oklahoma
sir and Mrs Frank Holman ypont
Christmas week with his mother In
furlI,ns
guest of Misses Bernice ana Flora Kerry
Mrs q W skinner was called 70 Fort
Wayne l9d "wednesday by the Illness
Nj, aud Mrs. l. /. suchcr were the
guests q relatives In Tulsa during IN"
o. u Clements ana Adele Clements are
amending the'r Christmas vacation I'm
Mr ara Mrs J A. HALEY OF TULSA spent
the chris,mes holidays with Mr. aud Mrs
Mr. aud Mis Mat Ehnis left THURSDAY
niVht for Kansas City toi consult spo.
cislift Conccruiug their baby.
Miss fipEvl MaudinR OF Kansas City ia
here visiting hrr brother Norman Maud
luE, ana Mrs. Francis RuhuNa
Misses Dorothy ind Helen Taylor went
Go bkmulnoo Thursday. whore they were
the guests ot Miss Elizabeth Trent
Me- amt Mrs w. Harvey smith aud Misr
Mnuie wilkinson spend the wcek.oud Ht
the guests ot friends IN Tulsa
Emy pakca OF Scdala, NO, H. hpr,
visiting hls aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs
CASPER Otkcs uf South Birch street
Mis- l.. J. Burt has departed Tor De'
Moiuos. Iowa where she viii attend tn,
golden wedding ouuivorsnry ~ AN aunt
MlrH Marion pgilyin returned 20 hei
homo iu Tulsa Wednesday after several
d1yr visit here with Miss Elizabeth Rey,
noids
Nr and Mrt Nl Mutton OF Tulsa wen,
Christmas dinner guests - Tho uttrr'l
brother ana wito, Mr and Mrs, u "
Nr ana Mrs n * Robertson returned
TuwIHr nirht from Oklahoma CITY whcrs
thcy were the guests OF Gov. AND Mrs d, y
a Eubertsun.
Mr Kathuru ucltz Misses Lily pcl
ana Katherine Deita OF MuskoRcc wer,
lungta ln tho homo N Mr Eud Mrs T. T.
BANKS fur tho wyuk
Eugene nruHsI,y who rs homo from IN,
rtHf, university fnT tho huulHyH. has nf
hlr suu.t TuIIh N'.. of chicago. who O..
also student Ht IHu university
NrH Jumcs nuluut and uhNdrcu FROM
stewart Okla. aud Nrs Harrison nur.
nett ~ CIty tom ur" here visiting thpu
parents. NJ and Mrs %. W. Wrls
NrT A. n HHrrH M NFNItstcr, who h1s
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Tuesday at the J. r. Campbop =
South Gunter street Home On
Mrs. J. Il. scott Of Smith ytre., 40,
tained this week her niece M. sniet.
Mrs. Della CoBrsd was here fr.n, ASghIefs
the first Of thel week for a vI..f 80 eeA
sisters, Mrs. John Wise and Mrs nss
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bashoro o, A.
Foreman street have ns their ru,.t ~
and Mrs; George Lee, on thelr gsy s.tt
from California H'si
Mrs. s, :. Williamson was Oh. f..s..
the Mission study class this WEE. vL,d
met thursday at the home Of Nrs ,"A
Martin u West Canadian street ~ A.
Misses Gertie and Leila t4rrHp
hostessos Friday evening to Doe hen, =
the Seven lus club. at the HON. IN "a
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Car..f' 'Nsf
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bashote oHtcft,i,.,
this week Mr. George Brac&eu ~ E1sl
fisher, VINO left here for Lawr.n.s HRlas'
there 'eiHV
Mrs. u. u. Greishaber and f.,sh..
Ruth and Boneta OF skiatook wei ~
tained this week at the hon. 5f'V1
greishaberis parents. MIR. and A.s. y \
Mr.. John y. Jane and dau.t,..
turned Tuesday TO Kansas Crt is.
spending several days the gu.s.. of w
and Mrs. Henry Knight aud Mr ana NJ.
James Highland. a
Mr.. and Mrs j. s. Davenport ana A..
and Mrs. B. =. lronside and cl Irsn ,h sI
turned Tuesday from Muskoa.
they spent Christmas with Nj "a H.,
B. j Blakeney. "'t
Mr. ana Mrs. J. o. Han and s,.,. ,,..
Patten Hall returned 10 their home ~
first of the week from Oklah.na c,,
where they spent Christmas WIN Iudy.
aud Mrs. Thomas II. owen
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. kenrei.i of so,
North Miller street received a .Ist III,
first of the week from Mr and Ng,
Dell Moriett, ana Mrs. Harry 81. ght IN
daughter Juanita OF Parsons, KuI
MI and Mrs John -. Masrs J1ol,,
spent last sunday night with homo fgt,
here and Mrs Marrs stayed for . y|s.t =,
several days, although her husband -,
compelled to return Monday to lUukk h.
business matters.
The Spinster club was entertain vrus..
day afternoon at the nome OF AI. NE,,.
Rbeth Haynes, In addition 20 .he c'gb
members theV were present M.ss.a GeriIs
and Leila CAROL, Leila white ana Win,
Floyd, two'courso luncheon wa,
served.
Tuesday evening at the Cougreestlor,l
church the Reds entertained fh. Vuss
having lost the Christmas contest f,,
members which lasted for six weeks 4
lively time was enjoyed by old aud yogps
games and music and Refreshments M
lending their parts to the entertainment
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younger nUliol act with an Informal h0iI-
day dane" at the County club ThurEdAY
hiEhf. Muuidrth uFgirHfrs fufniahfd tausl,
Tor Tho dancing. which Included lI
tfrulEht dances aud two features. "a butter
fly MOONLIGHT dance aud u aetpeutlne an'
confetti dance. Punch was served
throughout by MaEiuo wood Out.uf. town
guests were Mr. Rice. Missouri university .
ilta burnH, Oklahoma tlty, Nellie SldelI.
sherman TyAas. and jeanne Ament
TULSA
Wednesday nlght following tho 1870
saHa banquet ut tho high school Miaf
Lucy MNu|uIU. 70 class member. auI
IbnWHH wallace prominent young att0f.
u'ss Wera married bi thu home NJ The
brides parents iu Forest Earh ~ Heyefa
fuI D1ukvrIsht N thr uaptiat' church.
Fletcher JYhn.9u ~ tffIstuw, o. friend COZ
fuH EiuHu. aud MiHH JpWrU IbsrhpI OF
IHu'a Valley attended the pair Hud were
tur only guests rsIIr from tHu family. The
couple l.f IhurtIay morning fUr pAuIs
Valley whore ihay Will s'sIt Mr Wailucuu
mother lhry Will make their home In
south Duk street UrTH.
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ADA


Miss Jeweli Butler OF Byars was IN the
city over the holidays visiting frineds
Miss Dorothy Wsggoncr Is here from
Mllburn for viait' with relatives and
friends.
Miss Una crlsham. who has been teach.
Ing at Stuart, 's IN the city visiting hei
Mrs. L. X PlttmSh and Miss Lola
Chanplin OF Oklahoma City are here visit
ing Mrs, Z. p; Brents this week. -
tsaching near ,Okmuigee. is spending the
this city.
Miss Nadine RoddIe was hostess to =
number OF friends at her home here the
last weekend. The affair was highly en-
toyed sby large number Of holiday guests
Dr ollie Mcbride and Miss Mary Ella
Evans were married at the home % Tho
bridegrooms parents, December -. at
high noon. Both are well kRown here and
are popular among their set.
Mrs. Mollie Settles and sister. Miss
Barbour Of 5is East Thirteenth street
entertained "Wednesday evening honorlng
Gap. a delicious luncheon was served f0l-
lowing a delightfully spent evening.
Among the most Interesting and inn
portant weddings OF the holidays was that
o. Miss Alta March Of this city and J..
William BYRD Of Maysville Miss Marsh
is Il popular young lady Of this city and
have not yet announced when they viii be
at home to friends.
MISS saNtrnh LhsAler entertained a
number Of friends at her home. 1i9 East
Seventeenth street Wednesday evening
Dancing games and music, followed b.
refreshments were enjoyed. Those at
tending were Misses virginia Abney Grace
Mooney. Kathryn wilenzlck Ruth Bolen,
faez Love wilma Chileutt. clyde kitchens
ana Tot McKendree and Nessrs. Frank
Potts, Jakio Wright, clifford wade, Jesse
Carr Webb Riddle, Manson Hawkins and
Wylie Blanks.
one OF tho most delightful social events
given Wednesday afternoon by Miss Nora
Abney at her home $40 East Fourteenth
street. from to o'clock An honor
December brides other guests were
Misses Nadine Roddle and Thelmu Jcf.
ferries OF Ada, Miss Blanche Satterfied Of
sulphur, Miss VIENNA Kate Parsons Of
oklahoma city, and Misses Bernice Roach
Pearl Harrison virginia Abney. IneE
Love. Grace Mooney, wilma Chilcutt. Eve
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.r p.t'N,N1 pf,ttf.r
t.'. .I.,.,'5 f.r pI,,iIrr iriu rsDr
Tlh,Iuon
Wrs UDr'rr1 jackson quo uNuhoma
gs s.,..ru.r..
N. AND Sire Walter vtsfr ~ Man.
haf..H court ,ufr"f8H.ed UI'h a 1Iuu,I
ua.H Sow }.ara ,,,.
H.H H l. Armstrong 1ud dnurh'.r
'.rs.. r'w s ,Is., u ChaFo.
.H. Is.a Mao IuvCl of Iuh'equHu, who
u. .H.uI fI. poet fuv days Iu Pryor |f
tiH.H.. friends ".fu ru route home.
3d. .UI NIH I.|.H A. siuyN rf MuUhaf.
tlu l.U. afD "uu.UE th' hul'layH win
n... s..hH r..r. s. a DIu.uu. bOb
..Fn .uN..uIu
I.....r. .t.II.gl f.f W.f.pn ir ulrkfaru
1I. M sp.HIuv tHr houutHs Win hor
ft.,r h a Gibson. 90. tarh ThrioHn'h
.U .UU.I 90. holidays with HU pIt.
urIt- U.Isui.. Hr aul Mr H M Thorn.
Arr .nt N-. E g. Guaburf l17 South
|H,'f. HHuouUU. tHD oUEHE.WrUi of
tI..I daughter iiu.tn tp uU. a. % whit.
Of HHr
Announcement faa boon r.r,lvsd boo
,.,,. .IrtI.if. 4.urEt.r a. hr and ufs
'FNtI,tI. .,... ..t irl.f,+.
e. pIHIr. IN ,hI..rr rra ,,t.mony vas
..' n ,. ... bsg''g1I.'.'
i.ti'.G'ii t.'., .,,' ,,lI ,no,,r
. 20, 49," .'t 49, ,'t..f,,.
~, .a' ~. ..'-, l.- "rT "'''''
Tho marriage W Mi'H I0u'ah GOOD 1nl
George I Ilwn1Ng9u Was fp'runlts1 l'
IN" home rI MfH. WOODS ln .u"1 'hf'''
ln'. owe 'l .a' .g,.'. Is "F lh- h'F'l' ul
,"'ht o. voc" iNlh.'lsi 'NNI'h ~. H'lh
Mr ahd MIS- Ilmou1f1h are ven KNOWN
IN Musklt'" aud nave many clos" ffl.nlH
hor'. They ufo Ht mono at lil' bot.
chcHi'r.
NIiH Margaret luHanlI lllh tIrin ave-
uur. CuirtiH'n"d With one OF mo most
henuiNuI mouse dances hmorE ih" younger
Dot uIrug d." hu'iltrH. Noluusdhy. The
rooms wore decorated Win quantities ut
rluk fn-'H Huh WIai'N'un. ID" llEhiH wore
shaded ln tHsr 'nrinf We eNcnlnF nHN
C1I np"nlnl d1nr.F gave ihe erect or
carnival rCru' with ruufcti ana norpen.
unrs Punch ana candies were served
dutinF tho evening and at midnight I"
huftoi guppor was lerFud 10 tho 80 EucHtH
Nisa MHrluri" HtnrkH Boston avenue
nud Junction huuiyNstd. cniortninod
Thurviay afternoon With toa from . tQb
O'Clock iot tive house guests ut Mrf. W. J.,
Eord Tho honorcaa were Misses Naomi
kitlcy ~ tomm6la Mo. and Frances
vaughn OF lltlr Rock ARR Tho toomh
were htHutlfuly decorated with quantities
OF pink roses and whito swevtpchs Az
ranged boo tfrruh baskets trd with pink
m1llro boWn carrying out tho pink and
whit" color note Tho house party was
composed o. thoHot Misses Margaret An
dcrpu. Eathrriug Hayes. Th'lma Mintrr
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OISENiAII.

County Attorney and Mrs. Ton Husa.
guests OF friends In Heuryctta over IN,
week end
Miss Doris Becknell. student AZ tina
A. & NJ. college at saltwater. is VISITING
her parents here over the hulidavs
Mr. and Mrs. r II. Bsarar returned
home wednesday after several dayT
visIt with home folks at Hart8horuo
County Agent and Mrs. T.. A. Nlssrl,
have taken advantage Of the Christina
holidays TO visit relatives near Yukon and
In oklahoma city.
Mrs j NJ. Dunn and son Lake OF Shaw.
nee are holiday guests at the home of NJ
and Mrs. T. ". Fears. MrH. Fears IA a
daughter OF Mrs. Dunn.
Honoring her guest Miss Lillian Mont.
gnmery, who IL here from MusxogeS Air
Roy Moss entertained n number VI ladIss
az bridge Saturday afternoon at he'
home.
AIR and Mrs. II. X. Neville, whose hon
is at Decatur, Ala, have been vIs't.aq
Mr. Ncvilles brother, DR.. J. P Neville
and family. They returned home satur
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m'sH l"lH biu'NH mas l'' Tor DhlI"A 70
'',rll, VIZ "'. f, .,..,,tt.,. ,...
mfgt 10 DAYTON ohio.
...". a ,'. .n'n i.'. ...' "''H iot ~"
Miss irene "Ernsrs. neg gon" 10 chicago
'r,y ".,n I''','y'a ...,, r.,, ,..
arrived for % ss.i lu Ihg city
'1.." ..". .'l' ,"'I ",.H TOT N"''
"' N# I"iW'i h.MI 'n b'IN'f
,.H "i' f''.. ~, I,'nE l,nnn'i, announce
wy ', N" 'l 4'' '',. '.9'.t i,,.,-.,..
i' lhhs,gh h'H ,'il i"i 'I'ar"aioE
''gll"' i"t INi WIN. r'ai Yea.
,"l '.' M'h.'' or l".'l Ill., h's
Nf nnl Mta Ih,'d.,e Wheeler are
'',f."t Wv ''',I''t' ', Nnu''. w No..
90. n,s 49, i"!o'o ,,'. ~ y,s',lns ,,lns ,',1li'e'
a., ".'H ""IN I"hn noe i'it TOR Wl,nlih
'w,, I.A'h, i's ,.l1l WIN htolh ~.
~ 'v.., " 'll'l HF..nIk .H'
',il's' A,"'l 'ggIal,..s 'l "0
p',a. Mn.l'n 'ill'"h OF ,,np'u. Mo 10
nf.s ''''' W "'' ''' ''''' "'' ''''"
~ and Mrs " r raneoas, enter
i''H'' Win 'a'E' HlH"et parry on "oh.
H.. t,,,,. a. tyo,. .,t ,,,.b,.,
H.H. 'H'h'H 70. iP.h7 anu nnukhl't
Npnl' nave I''"In'A rom WISH ~ Ne"
lolh .. ,s.., ,. ,.,. a. 90.
m6 % wneSs s she 0tT I. aa a ar5or @ 0 IL '4gTs cegars
''y.te ,,.. A, e. ,..,. 49,. ..
, NJ ahu MtH, ~, 'Fahsm nave ~
nr' .nr', tn'H' M'A' '"'he't hr"'e" OF hab
SAG NV, a. ,,
tMt. gh1 M'a ross ltolahd hay9 i@etl @ 1I tDt
Ja,hsony',,s f'". whore they VIII remain
p't,,u 'n,i ~; a., t,,,.,, u.... ,,.,,. ,......
Mt anl MrH EnWstd boyer hays come
lauerH mother
w MI, an1 MrA y, ~ Idppola OF Nova
lo.se' nfr tn'H'H IN the "one ot the iof-
heIs parents
Henry Williams ~ Santa Ynez Caly is
n .9ort ~ tho hoih' OF MI anu MrH.
g. MAJ lauer
Mis w l.. 'oree entertained Win q
shldronH party ON ThurHday In honor or
h's dauEhIsr norma --,..--
Er ana Mrs. r. A, carter have returned
rom a few weeks visit In Kansas Ciy
hnd Missnurl points,
a ti9up ,9t hlgh school senior Flrln were
william q, Schock ~ 81. Louis IL the
guest Tor rev days " Ma parents, Mr,
""9 HrI p ioys =, sehosk hos :o,ro iron, IN.
gelcs 10 spend the winter ia the home Of
het daughter, Mrs A. ", JouoH.
Mrs. r. J Baker Ia spending the holt
day season lu the home VI her daughter.
Mrl John Taylor of Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Norton ana Miss
Mudred Nprk have returned from visit
with relatives Ia Kansas City.
I Texas have arrived FOR a visit with their
daughter. Mrs Zen Hellbron.
Mr.. and Mrs II T.. Wilson have as their
guests Mrs Wilson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
l J. O.. welsh ~ iIyUr, ". VI.
Mrs. Ella Mugseiman ~ Indianapolis Is
guest In the homo Of her daughter, Mrs
| j. j. peaner and Mr.. Doaner
Mr. ana Mrs X. r., Curley have as
| house guests Mr. and Mrs. 7. +. Curley Of
| Ardmore and william sullivan Of Elmira
IN y
| Mrs Robert knowles has left for
| fortnlghts visit In Louisville Ky.
/ y. u. storm has left for u visit In Min
| neRpolla, MINI.
/ Miss Pauline Garner Of Los Angeles \
| student In oklahoma university, Is IN,
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and Meari Stewart when they made =
known that they were married ~ Enid
December l6, 1920, and had succeeded In
keeping the event secret until this time
mas Amer Siven al ne acme Of he
parents OF Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and MIS-.
William Davidson, 400 North oak street.
nsugh Bessart were married In N{wkitk
Sunday and frim there drove to Mlchita
and boarded a train for Kansas city
where they Will spend their hone fnt1Cn
Just 20 years ago on Christmas dFy 80.
CURED the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
". O'Farrell parents OF the bride. Cn~ist-
mas day occurring On SUNDAY - that time.
also. Mr. and Mrs. Lessart will he At
homo at sio North Seventh street after
January 4
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Mrs Florence Mccoy Of Tulsa spent
sunday at the home Of her son, Mr.. Lee
johnson.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Woodland of Tulsa
we're here Sunday for a visit with Old
friends.
Mr.. Paul Brook was the guest sunday
OF Dr. and. Mrs. O. $. Neer. He Is Mrs.
Noera brother
Mr MMford Hunt and sister vlsiteh