The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07

Tho lsdlos nuSluary to the licters post
"f the American Legion met Monday att
tIuuuu 900 the legion 'luhruuUs.
M.a y. g. Moorc enjoyed " week end
Whit rum nor daughter Mis-. n. 4.
Barry and Two sons, ut miami
hIHN IUHniin Moore ~ hHtA ut homo
nrHIu. after having completed the course
U Valentine business college IN Ninita
SECOND degree work was put ON ut tho
which was held in the rooms over the
Hub clothing store.
STR sud Mrs NJ 4. Painter are enjoy
Iur tho pleasure of visit from their
dugn'.r Mrs Russell Harris and child
Mr. ana Mrs. James smith. who i've
north ut town, recently enjoyed a visit
uf several days from their daughter, Mos
colo Williams " Viuita.
D. o. nuidl had the pleasure of o visit
during the past week from his brother
Iu.luw and sister Mr. ana Mrs. H. a
,lnpp aud daughter of Guyman.
Nc and Mrr. +, NJ. Crowoll ~. recently
enjoyed n twc-wecbs' visit from their SON
and duuEhtor-in-lHw, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
/ Croweu. lry aud two sons u Tulsa.
/ Mrs ". T. Sims attended che Nom'n's
annual missionary conference Mt Tulsa
[ during the past week and reports very
enjoyable and profitable gathering of
/ j. e. Worlcy recently returned from tho
I Frisco hospital IN st. Louis, where he
underwent an operation for an Hbscess.
| Ic is not yet strong, but IL steadily gain
Some 40 nr so ministers and laymcmber.
. NJ the Ninlta district conference ot tn"
] Methodist EplscOpnl church, South, at
/ tended the meeting Of that body held In
. Alton during the past week. and their
/ presence was "A bcnediction TO the people,
Attgr partial recovery from pneumonia.
! Arsel Nutley recently suffered backseL
/ and was taken to tho Baptist hospital At
| Miami where he underwent an operation
on his right lung.
Quite u number OF persons Interested
assembled at the Alton cemetery Monday
and made themselves useful cleaning or
a.. las. 4. a
ms ruhhlsh and otherwise improving the
/ silent city OF the dead.
A. their meeting In the X. ot i. hhIl
Monday night which was their first
| onulvcrsnry the Pythian Sisters carried
! out an admirable program, which was ini
/ lowed by tho serving ut rcfreshmcnts and
/ obviously much enjoyed by all present.
| Among those from Alton who attended
! w. bhd Fellows celebration OF thtU
/ lt3td nnniyorsary NJ Miami were u. II,
ll'hcrsnh, X. &. bphouunn, frnnk iuh-
hard, johnson lloyd. 'lHud tmphenour
chris Floyd, cal Williams, W. II. Criscot
and A. II Smith.
pr. II. II. Harper Is not only n success.
| tul PIN roller hut also an enthusiastic
| sttAWhcrty rultutist lie has mic,
patch. and oHtmnt's tho crop, soon to b,
gathered ot 20 crates. Ito has put on
thousand more plants this spring an,
figures on wuch larger production mex
The Epworth League OF the Methods
| Episcopal church held nu exceptionally in
torrsling aud profitable meeting Sundni
Afternoon, with program including, be
sides tho usual devotional exercises, IN
discussion ~ several important subjects
such Hs how the church can best hel
: the league, how the league can best hol
the church, conservation Of youthful re
I llEIouH terNor, promotion uf public wor
aud Intelligent loyalty to Methodist idcaii
! IN their handsomely decorated Churc
Z pHrlurH Friday afternoon members ot tn
, hethnny rirtlo Of tho Christian ChurC
e spent a F"Hson most happily IN q sncin
- way, following a short business session