The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-08

Borgwald. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Emmos, and
Tulsa guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rich
ardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Foster For
dyce, and DR.. and Mrs. c, X. Rob-
erts.
The Friday Afternoon Bridge club
was entertained Wednesday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Frank
Emmos. because of the approaching
visit of one Of the regular members.
Members present were as follows:
Mesdames Robert Gibbs, II. l..
Marker. Charles Borgwald, Jaw
Jones, G, X. Roberts and ROY David
son. Highest score went to Mrs.
Marker and second prize to MIS-.
Roy Davidson. Mrs. Jones' won con-
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Henry Burtner. 10 North
Main, had as her guest this week,
Miss Lee schiaich OF Pittsburgh Pa,
and Mrs Bert Dateman of Edo.
rado, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Davidson.
SOC North Lincoln spent n few daya
In Muskogee this week visiting and
attending the fair.
The home OF Mrs. II. L. Hutchn-
son. 613 Mckinley street, will afford
the meeting place for tho Ladies
Aid of the Community church next
Wednesday afternoon,
!. W. Slack, father of w. L. Slack,
city clerk, returned to Claremoro
Friday after brief visit here.
j. t, FIFTEEN left Thursday for Kan
sas city to take up his work for the
Missouri & Pacific Railway COM
pany.
Jay Jones left Thursday FOR Al
toona. Kan, for n visit with rela-
tiyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Slack and
daughters. Violet and Dorothy, mo-
tored 10 Nowata Friday, where they
were called because OF the Illness ot
a relative, Mrs. NJ. +. Wilkinson who
Is now in tie Eoutheastern hospital
at Coffeyville. kan.
Mrs. s. NJ. Scott and daughter
Alpharetta. have returned from fOs
Angeles whore they spent the sum
mer.
Mrs. Paul Stricken, 100 North
Main, had as last weekend guests
Mrs. Charles Cooley and small son.
CHARLES Russell OF Pershing and Miss
Mary Wolverton OF Tulsa. Mrs.
Stricklen's this weekend guests were
Miss Hazel Stoner OF Oklahoma city
and Mrs. Halle Meter of Pawnee.
Mrs. Metzer is grand electa" OF tho
Eastern Star lodge.
Evangelist Perry r. Evans OF
Texas is leading in a great reylyl!
In the Broadway Baptist church
AT sand Springs of which Rev. Dan
y Brinkley Is pastor, Evangelist
Evans is considered one OF the best
speakers OF the day and Is delivering
great sermons in the Broadw1Y
meeting which Is already attracting
large crowds, hany coming from
Tulsa and stations on tho sand
Springs line. The song services are
led by Scott Johnson and his large
choir. with Mrs. Nat white as pi3p-
list,
Mrs, Ray Lee, wife OF Reverend
Lee OF Altoona, Kan, who IS con-
ducting a revival meeting In tent
.at the corner OF Broadway and
Main, held a large audience SPELL
bound when she took for her SUBJ
Ject: The Meanest Woman I1
Town She took her text from the
Thirteenth chapter OF Revelation.
sand Springs folks are anxious %
know the chapter in which they
may know who the meanest man n
town is.
Little Margaret Harper OF NerN'
age 8 years was accldently Caughg
between two cars while travelling ou
the Sand Springs highway, but
escaped with only broken collar
bone. She was taken TO the sand
Springs hospital, but was able to pee
turn home the following day
Ed McLain, secretary Of the Bus'-
ness Mems association OF Slnd
Springs and West Tulsa county made
a busiess trip 10 Vinita Friday.
Slxty-four arrests for mlsdemssn-
ors OF all kinds were made during
the month OF September here, or
this number, so paid fines tota'ns
s26S. The remaining IA were dis
missed, says Police Judge j. W.
Baker.
Mrs, Mary Alice Courtright died
here, aged a. years. She was bcrn
September 10, 1878, at Indepeud.
ence, Kan. She is survived by her
husband, George w. wainwright
and three children, Carl A. Williams,
OF Carthage. Mo: C. T.. Williams o.,
Sand Springs; Mrs, Cecil Lunford OK
Kansas City, Mo-; a brother, Rlch,
ard Mccullough OF Joplin. Mo, ana
six grandchildren. The funeral ser'-
ices was held from Broadway rap
tist church with Rev. ID. S. Brlnkley
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