The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-01

MARRIAGE licenses issued yes
terday: Emile Pete, %. and Alice
I Pork, 20, VI Sapulpa; Claude Myers.
rs, and Eula Cuwart. is. OF Tulsa;
/ sumner Davis, IS, and Matte Leach,
80. OF Tulsa; James l.. Bush. 20. and
Mary Il. Scott, II, Of skiatook.
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DIVORCE PETITIONS filed yes.
terday: Lena Goode against Albert
Goodo, Bessie Quarternus against
J Ciaud Quarternus, Lucine Harbine
against Harrison HarbIne Ida C
smith against oliver G. Smith, H.
Harris against zodie NJ. Harris.
Alta May Wilson against Calbert
Wilson.
CHURCH JOINING compaign. d..
1 reCted at Tulsans who were active
| members Of Baptist churches in the
/ towns from which they came but
who have not affiliated with local
Baptist churches. win be begun
| Wednesday by the First Baptist
church. The effort will continue
six weeks, closing December TO- Yes
| terday marked the conclusion uf n
successful 30 TO church services
I campaign.
CHURCH SCHOOL PUPILS Of
! Trinity Episcopal church at a Halo
ween party last night appeased their
curiosity ~ different booths as to the
lady with her head where her feet
should he cross. between dog
and a cat. the worlds most famous
and popular lady and other curiosi-
ties. Also they tried their luck in n
grab-bag and a fishing pond and
followed the windings OF q mystic
maze TO its shuddcring conclusion in
n mock airplane ride. Orange color
and witches rloted in tho decora-
tions.
DIR. a. w. STALLINGS and j. 81.
Warren represented the Chamber
OF Commerce at meeting OF the
Broken Arrow chamber Of com merce
Tuchday night The meeting was
held Jointly with leading farmers OF
the Broken Arrow district, and
mainly was an intimate discussion
OF methods by which II followed will
bring business men and farmers into
closer touch with each others prob
lens.
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"HOW MANY STORIES and ar
ticles did you sell 10 magazines and
other periodicals during the past
summer and early fall?" will be the
question put to every member of the
Tulsa Writers club at the first regu-
lar winter meeting Thursday eve
ming AT 1870 o'clock IN the board
room OF the Y. w. G.. A. After re-
porting the degree OF success which
has met their itinerary endeavors
since the last club meeting in June,
the members will plan a years pro-
gram OF study and Investigations IN
writing lines. Mrs. Charles T.. Lah-
man is president.
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REV. r. II. ROBINSON, Baptis,
pastor and evangelist, has accepted
the position of evangelist for the
Delaware Baptist association, con-
sisting OF the Baptist churches In
Tulsa county and five neighborlng
counties. and viii take cnarge OF his
new headquarters at Tulsa Novem-
ber 10. Reverend Robinson is u
personal friend of Rev. w. o. An
derson OF the First Baptist church
and his classmate at William Jewell
college at Liberty, Mo. Reverend
Robinson has been In pastoral work
in Missouri for the past several
years and previously was in evangel-
istic service for the home board OF
the Southern Baptist convention. He
Is a graduate OF William Jewell co..
lege and of Southern Baptist theo-
logical seminary at Louisville, Ky.
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TULSA MEMBERS OF the Gradu-
ate Nurses association, Tulsa district
No. 2, will be guests of Sapulpa
members for the regular association
meeting TO be held Thursday eve
ming in Sapulpa. Taking the 8
o'clock interurban car from Tulsa,
the nurses will be met at the station
and driven to Sapulpa hospital for
dinner Mrs. w. u. Godfrey OF
Tulsa, district president, will lead
the business session at which re-
ports will be heard from delegates
to the state convention at Muskogee
last week. Heretofore all meetings
Of the district association, compris-
ing l3 counties. have taken place In
this city.
THE DAY or MINOR fines for
speeders has passed IN Tulsa. No
longer can such an offender hope
to escape a heavy penalty because II
is his first offence. Ten persons ap-
peared In city court Tuesday on
charges of speeding and all received
maximum fines OF Sl9 and costs.
The fines in two Of the cases were
suspended by Judge S. r.. Dunn be-
cause OF circumstances modifying
their offensc. Those fined were:
Carl Kennedy, Howell Hansell, a. c.
Duerr. A. h. ConlliCk. II. II. Hendor-
shot. j. S. Handler, A. w. Bugola, c,
T.. Griffith, suspended c. q. Thayer,
suspended and John r. Scott, bond
forfeitpb