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Society in Washington

Pezets have been in Washington so much that they seem to belong to us and their son has been in this country most of his life and is very American and very popular.
 New Willard Dinner
 Monday the minister of Guatemala and Mme. De Sanchez Latour enter tained a distinguished company at dinner at the New Willard in honor of the newly appointed United States Minister to Guatemala and Mme Gissler. Mme. Latour wore that eve ming a gown of ecru-colored loosely woven lace made over chiffon of the same color. the bodice made long and slightly bloused at dropped waist lire. the neckline boat-shaped and cut rather high, but sleeveless. The skirt was rather full and very long
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SPEAKING OF HOTEL THIEVES

SPEAKING OF HOTEL THIEVES Monte W. Sohn. in Leslie's Weekly.
 If you ask the average hotel mana ger about it, he glances nervously over his shoulder and vehemently denies he ever lost so much as 8 spoon. Particularly Is this true if you put the question to him in the lobby, where a guest might over hear.
 "of course" he will say, "once In a while We lose a towel or two, but stealing? Haw
 He gives you the hearty laugh; sort of spirit laugh, though; the kind of a laugh that is born to echo an empty room laugh, if you get what We mean.
 So one doesn't immediately go away from there. One feels the manager has told the truth, but one also feels that the truth he has told Is only sample. And, so If one follows him around long enough one finally hears more-in guarded tones and with many an admonition.
 The souvenir hunter of the past who satisfied himself with spoons has given away to a hunter of a
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 FIsHERMAN,s LUCK
 From the Scientific American.

From the Scientific American.
 Puget sound and neighborlng har- bors have been invaded by mack erel. cod. halibut and other known and unknown species of fish. Thirty thousand pounds of plaice were taken in a single haul. and 3O- pound cod was caught from wharf; near Bremerton navy yard seiners discovered huge quantities of a tiny fish resembling the Norway sardinc. This inshore movement of fishes 's laid to great earthquake that dis turbed the floor of the Pacific and caused an abrupt change in the cur rents of the northwest coast.
 Twenty years ago about 158 babies died for every 1000 born in New York state. Last year only 75 died out of every 1000 born.
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them with red ink tilE they as-
 sumed the ruddy hue of health.

them Wltn red Ink ulf they as-
 sumed the ruddy hue of health.
 Isn't this an indication of the progressive mind of the New York vendor? Such a simple thought never occurred to Luther Burbank.
 Had 'Em scotehSd
 Speaking of the Fourth. Freedom, has packed up and departed from some spots in this vicinity. New Workers who pass days or summers at Coney found this out recently when they saw a policeman dashing down the street two jumps behind a pair of girls in bathing suits. The policeman's face betokened shock. After he invaded the boarding house to which the girls scampered. brought the girls out, and started to march them toward the police station. he explained to an interested crowd of several thousand that the girls had their stockings rolled a good-oh, a much too good--six inches below ;ie knee, that their bathing tights were short, and their skirts nothing to speak of" though he spoke of them at some length.
 Regrettably enough. the crowd Of several thousand hooted the repre- sentative of law and modesty. It booted all the way to the police sta ton ana StOOu outsluc nooblHB WHlte the Officer made his complaint.
 Perhaps, reused by this flippant attitude on the part of the citizenry, the police-who recently warned hallyhoo men not to holler outside Coney Island side shows-went later from porch to porch of the summtr colonly and asked the men thereon assembled If they weren't ashamed to be loliing around in bathing suits right on the front veranda.
 Value of Ear-Muffs
 A number of the men said. No Whereupon the police rounded up 50 of them and gave them an earnest talk on the value of ear-muffs while bathing, or some allied topic.
 With ballyhoo artists unable to hoo, and bathing girls forbidden to shake a dlmpied knee. one marveis why 500. 900 people visit Coney every Sunday anyway.
 Meanwhile, Annie Oakley-herself.- is in town to take part in the benefit circus at Mineola, which Fred Stone held today in aid of injured soldiers al the Occupation Therapy hospital. Annie Oakley's hair is almost white now. instead of yellow. but she car ries the gun which Buffalo Bill gave her and she can still shoot a pretty pattern in a card held as far away from her keen eyes as-these hot days-near beer Is from the authori- lative fluid.
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i minute with continual stirring. Take from fire, add 1a bottle tscant H cup) Certo and stir in well. Skim and pour quickly into sterilized glasses. This makes 10 half-pound glasses of Jam.
 Certo is a pure fruit product--con- tains no gelatine or preservative. It positively saves time, fruit juice. flavor of ripe fruit. and guesswork. It rakes all kinds of jams and jellies with fresh or canned fruit, some you have never tasted before. It is high ly endorsed by cooking experts who have used 1t. Every woman who tries 1t recommends 1t to her friends and says she'll never be without 1t. And Certo Jams and Jellies keep as well as any other made. Get bottle of Certo and free recipe book containing near ly 100 recipes from your grocer or druggist at once. For extra free copies of certo Book of Recipes, write Peetin Sales Co, Inc, 12S East Ave, Koch ester, N. Y.
 Start the new-the sure, quick. eco- nomical way of making jams and jel- lies. You'll never return to the old Init or miss" method.
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If your grocer or druggist does not have Certo, please { D h 0 n 6 Miss Wright at Main 490e to learn where to obtain 1t.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-25

Elmer wann and brother. DR.. n. NJ wood.
crsuu.
Mrs Iris Lane lott Sunday night for her
homo In Garnet, KAN after having spent
the winter In Okmulgee, TO attend public
school.
Ralph HOLMAN, Of this city. and Miss
Thclmh Anderson OF Dallas. Texas. were
married Wednesday, June 81 at Dallas,
Texas,
Mrs. James Hays entertained with a
picnic supper Wednesday evening, COM
plmcnting her husband, the day being
his birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs Curtis g. wilmott and
children have gone 70 Kentucky by motor,
whore they will visit at various points In
their stay,
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Kretz have gone
! TO Baton Rouge, La, on account OF the
serious sincss g; Mrs HTs;s's s!s'e-, Mrs.
Frank ViRnes,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Crabtree have re-
turned TO their home In Muskogee after
a several days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Buckles.
Miss Leota Haas has returned from
Dallas. Texas, whore she has been attend
ing the Southern Methodist university dur
ing the winter
Max Furman has returned from Dallas,
Texas, whore he was the best man at the
wedding ot Miss Thelma Anderson and
Ralph Bollmnn.
Mrs. Russell Kimhley was the only ad-
ditional guest OF Mrs. Ray Steffee. when
she entertained the Jus' Wee bridge club
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert n. Url enter
tanned the Dinner Bridge club, Tuesday
evening At their home IN the BoauclRir
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secretary and treasurer. and Miss Frances
Nanto0th, press reporter. other members
/ Of the club are Miss Ganeii cold. MISS
Mable Cherry. Miss Beatrice Hart, Miss
mary Jane Fleshman and Miss Lola Wat
son,
Michael, ir., and Miss Fleming, graduate
nurse have gone 70 Minnesota TO spend
l the summer. Mr.. King and Mrs. King =
| father. Mf Thotnburgh. Will Join them
Miss Margaret strayh5rn Ieit the last ot
/ the week Tor South Haven, Mich, where
she Will study 10 the summer camp OF
/ Pooley and Oukrainsky Two % her pu-
| pills. Miss Eunice Keihn and Miss Mar
[ garet McCelland viii accompany her.
Mrs W a. Wlgion entertained with
l bridge luncheon Wednesday morning Tor
/ Miss Elizabeth Brady % Denver, VINO Ia
| The house guest Of Mrs. John Brock. Mrs
/ Gil won high score and Mrs Robert
Lucky was given the consolation GIT.
| Mrs g.. g. REID and Mrs. y. H. RAD
| crff acted as hoatesaes at the regular
ladies' day luncheon al the Country club
Monday. In the game OF bridge. Following
score and Mrs W. I. Mckee was given the
| cousolBflon SIT.
Cqmp.mcutuR Mrs Frank Carter Of
! Springfield. Mo- and Mrs Gail Carter OF
taincd with fhreo tables OF bridge Tues
| day afternoon. Iavors In the game wore
given Mrs. Margaret bavington and Mrs
[ Robert Troat Knowles.
An announcement that comes with a
great deal N interest is that Of SIR. and
I Mrs. Frederick ". Seab0fn % Denver, who
announce the engagement ~ their daugh-
/ ter. Louise Caroline SathUrn, TO walker
/ Mcdowell, son of Df. aud Mrs. T.. T. bic
l Dowcll, also Of Denver
ono OF OkmulEcr'H most prominent and
popular young copuics. Mi-s Rose Turk
and Richard battle slipped away 60 Tulsa
and we're quietly married Tuesday by Rev.
/ John u AbnrUufhy Thov iuf' Immediate
~ for Kansas CITY FOR short honeymoon.
They viii be at home Ia tho Beauclair
apartments.
Miss Julia sckey daughter ~ Mr.. and
Roberts. Wednesday morning at the
Christian ohur,h. Mrs. Earl Thomas was
tho brides only attendant while Mt.
Thomas acted az best man. Following
'ho weddiuE trsokfrH' was served no the
new home Of the brllo md groom
C0mpllmCuting her husband, Mrs W. C..
Shelter entertained "Wednesday evening
with an Informal party Guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Wolsn"r. Mr. ana Mrs. l. Rags
dale, MIR. and Mrs w. y. Johnson, Mr.
and Mrs y B Townsend, Mr. ana Mrs
Russell Lawrence. Mr. and Mrs II. NJ
Bohn and Marion shelter.
Mrs, j. WIN Baker and Mrs. II. D..
RogerA entertained tho Bon Ton club
Thursday afternoon az the homo Of Mrs
Baker Especial guests we're Mrs II. D.
Pine Mrs J.. e. Richards, Mrs g, ~.
Turney. Mrs. John Conneli. Mrs w. II
Nogs, Mrs II. j. Fleming. Mrs n. NJ
Kimbcy Mrs T. VI Carter. Mrs. Dexter
Baker and Miss Mabel Storm
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STIIWEL.L.

Mrs. Mosa Alberty Of wostviile spent
Tuesday In the city guest OF her friend,
Dr. r. NJ. church he. returned from,
University OF Chicago where he has osef
for several weeks.
Miss Katherine Raney spent lsst Sun.
day In Westville. guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Raymond II. Hicks.
Jeb smith OF Missouri was in this seo.
tlon iast week visiting his parents, NJ
Mrs. ]. u. Phillips and daughter Ms,
Marjorie. arc visiting relatives IN Bcnt1n-
villo, Ark, this week
Mrs. sydney Folsom Of Howe spent
several days with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. j. A. Patton this week.
Mrs l.. G. Como has returned from a
two weeks visit with Old friends and
neighbors at Van Buren,. Ark.
Miss Marie Maroon " NerdiRls, Neh,
has been IN the ,eity, seyerai days visiting
Mrs. a. pieholt has returned from
fortnights visit with her mother. ilrE
Harry Ashhy. at Yates Center, Kan.
Mrs. j. L. Phillips and daughter, Me,
visit with relatives at Bentonville. Az.
Mrs Charles $. HAMPTON has bosa
Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ Mcdonald A. sa!.'s,w.
Mrs. Or. Williams has returned from
an extended visit with relatives in Ca-
iumbia and Dixon. Tenn, hor cuidrloi
Mrs. Judge Goodan and children .reat
several days IN Westville tho past week
yisiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Y.
Chaig.
Bob white Of Muskogoe spent several
days with his aged parents OF this city.
Judge and Mrs. W. II. White. and other
relatives
Mrs. o. r Mason Of Miami came n
Tuesday nirht for two weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Don Amos aui fam y
OF this city
Miss ireno Roberts ana niece. Irene sr
Roberts, were guests OF friends at tho
Northeastern State Normal at rahleluah
last week lend.
Mrs. Clarence Atchley and baby have
returned from an extended visit with her
parents, Mr. nGd Mrs. J. c. Morley
at Bddings, Okla.
Misses Katherine Bellamy ana Hazel
Weir. who are attending normal at rah-
leruAh spent the weekend with tntir
parents In this city
W. W. Wlnn. who is employed in the
union station at Fort Smith. has been
In the city this week visiting his nar.
entS. Mr. and Mra ] d Wlnn.
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Miss Gay Rcbold Is Visiting relatives in
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dr. s. II. Lcslie Il attending the ma
tionul convention N Chicago.
Miss nuona Toe, " Brlstow In the house
guest of MisH Jewel ncckett.
Miss Mildred Humklor Is visiting In
Augusta, Kan, for two weeks
Mr.. aud Mrs H. }. Graham announce
the birth ~ son sunday morning.
Miss Frances Hates ot Enid, II here
visiting her aunt Miss Elizabeth Bates,
Mrs George Sihon has returned from a
weeks visit IN Nrdmore with relatives
Miss Marian Flcouour ~ Kansas city,
Is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs, Addison
Session.
Miss Elsie Hickman has gone TO Lora.
mie, Wyo, where she viii spend several
weeks.
Miss ora Iewis Of Philadelphia. Miss,,
Ia visiting her brother, c. II. Lewis and
HIS family
Mrs. jack Forbes and children are visit.
West virginia,
Ernost Boldwlu. who has heen attending
Kansas university Is home for the sum
mer vacation
Mir. and Mrs. T. y. Gregory and dauEh-
ter. Maurice. arc visiting In Okahoma
city and blackwell
Mr. and Mrs X. Il. Fultord and daugh'
ter are visiting Mrs. FulfOrd's mother IN
San Antonio Texas
Merle ana Kenneth Rlakely have re-
turned from an extensive trip through
Iowa and Wisconsin,
Mrs. ". G Jolly has returned from
culver, Ind, whore she was called by the
serious ulncsR ~ a sister
Miss Mary Connie OF Bentonv'le, Ark
IL the house guest of her aunt aud uncle
Mrs and Mrs carl silver
Mr and Mrs David Schock ana daghtet
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MJSKOGEE.

Charles Hcppler IL seriously III at his
homo, 1905 East Okmulgoe.
Fred Lowry. Sixth ana Boston LET, Mon
day evening TO spend two weeks In Mem
pitts Tenn
Mrs. d. II. tInebauEh and children 1900
Boston. is spending several days at Wau-
Miss carroll Murray. 1876 North F. is
the guest ot Miss EDITH Cleveland OF Oke-
nah this week.
Mr. and Mra Warren Ashweli Of Ok
mulgco were tho guests OF friends here
Sargent Gage 2o5 South Eleventh. has
returned from Columbia, Mo-. where he
Mrs Frani, Ford and daughter Frances.
$50 Callahan, are visiting Mr. ana MIS-
]. =. Beers of Kansas city.
Miss Nora Hudson. 1914 KHnkakee. who
suffered injuries from an automobile ac-
cident recently. ia improving
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. Barbre, 422 North
Thirteenth, have returned from Sycamore
Inn, where they spent several days.
Mrs. Worth Burleson and daughter.
Evelyn Anne, have returned from Wau-
hillsu club, where they spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Lowe Of tho Man
haitian court have returned from Syca-
more Inn, whore they spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. -. II. Bawrason Of the
Fikc apartments, spent tho wcck-ond at
sequoyah club, and fishing on the Illinois
river.
Mr. and Mrs. r, j. Tighe. 40 North
Seventeenth. will leave July for Ashe-
! Vile, n. c., TO spend the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ar Ellis. 462i west
! broadway, have returned from a motor
trip 10 Bella Vista, whore they spent the
week end
Miss Dorothy Stevens, 1909 Donison, has
returned from Tulsa where she spent sew
eral days the guest OF her sister, Mrs. q.
G. Adkins.
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Scott. 2G9s West
Broadway have returned from san Fran
cisco, whore they attended the Shriners
convention.
Mrs. W. L. Hoffman and daughters,
LndIe Mne. MarEaret hnd Helen. 22l West
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Beverly, have gone 10 Colorado. whore they
will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank King and children
have gone to Turtle Point. Pa, where
they will spend tho summer,
Mrs II. l.. Moran and children. Laura
and James are visiting In ST. Louis. the
guests Of Mrs. Mornn's mother,
Mrs. s. 4 Knight hns Eunc 10 tho
Mayo Brothers hospital, Rochester, Min,
whore she viii take treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. -. NJ webb of Weleetka,
are the guests OF their daughter. Mrs.
Ben II. Nicholas ana Mr.. Nicholas
Mrs. J. - Jackson, OF Hnrdyille, Mo.
IL tho guests Of her daughters, Mrs. II.
NJ. Rohinett and Mrs Grossheider.
Mrs. Il -, Harris and son. Harley. have
gone TO Eagle River wis, whore they win
spend the summer at their cottage
c. w. lIolhrook OF Los Angeles. Cal, Is
spending a few days Ia the city on bust
Mr.. and Mira. W. L. Bett OF Eufaula.
are spending the week-end with thciI
daughter, Mrs Herbert Urt and Mr.. Uri
Mrs. a. Patterson and Mrs. O. u. Hlnk-
| ley. both Of Caney, Kan, are the house
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, G. a. Pattisun.
Mr. and Mrs. bob HAYS and infant
daughter, have gone TO SLOAN Springs
Ark. whore they win spend several weeks.
MIR, ana Mrs Ernest McLain and MIR
and A. II, McLain have returned from a
weeks visit az Sycamore Inn, TahlRquah.
Miss Erminlns Lolselle has gone "a
| Fayetteville. Ark, whore she viii study
| Tor six weeks and then go TO st. Paul.
/ Minn.
Mrs Frank Horncr and son Of Fore
man, Ark, Ia visiting her sister Mrs
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Miss Lena BEARD has been quite IN.
=, Mis. :. ~ Parrish was Sapulpa vlsltor
Wednesday.
Mrs, Charles Dixon inotored to sapulpa
wednesday,
Miss Elizabeth Driver is attending sum
mer school AZ Norman.
move 10 Rusellyllle, Ky
Rev. l. j. Waggoner spcnt several days
in Oklahoma city last week.
Miss Mnurlne chiffon has returned home
from saltwater for the summer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. j, J. sisaou. who have
been at Rochester. Mimi FOR aomo time
ARE expected to return homo the coming
weok
Mr. and Mrs, Everett Munday are Wis.
itiug Mt tho home Of Mira Mundny's par
cnis, Mr. ana Mrs. Jacob Blttle. east OF
Mrs. Narclssa WIN, lott tho last Of the
week for an extended visit with relatives
vlvlcn Butterworth. who has been Mt
Phillips university at Enid. has returned
homo for his vacation.
Mrs. r., Turner ana sons have returned
tn their home at Albuquerque. n. NJ.
where th% win spend the summer.
Mrs. Jennie Rodd OF Gushing accompa-
nlcd by Mrs. Bnrrett Of Guthrie spent
wednesday with trends In Mounds
Nile, Memia Armstrong returned 70
days az her home In Heuryettn last week.
Albert plckcy returned houe the last
OF tho week from the University Of Nir-
gnia. where he attended school tho past
year.
Mr.. ana Mrs, Roy Petty are expected
homo from Stutts Mo, the first Of the
week. They haVo bcou visiting at Stotta
FOR some time
Mrs. Joseph Walker ana Mrs. Oscnr
Hildreth motored 10 ORmulgee Thuraday
spending the day as guests in the home
OF Mr.. bud Mrs Shell Rake.
Miss Irene Gent, who has been IN Kan
Has city the past wook visiting relatives
and attending the International Cunven-
t.ur. rs expected to return home sunday
morning.
Mrs. 30 wins and daughter Thelma
after Ru extended visit with friends and
relatives iu Mounds, lott Thursday Tor
accompanied home by Mrs. Ed WHITE OF
phueulx. Arizona,
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guest at the home Of her brother. H. l.
| Mascho.
Mrs. Fred Kiruey Of East Broaar,,
ieft sunday for two weeks visit !,
O. Il. pugan arrived Saturday from
Anaheltn. Cal. where he has resided %;
| The past year.
Mrs. c. c. sitterly OF s22 East Broadv,,
has as her guest Mrs. 81. Il. Trap Il
Sir. and Mrs. 8. 4. Bryant left sunay
fer Hot springs. ARK" whore they vi
attend the Lions convention,
Mrs T.. a Rothwell Of Houston, n
has been visiting her brother. J, r. Csr
/ leo, has returned to her nome.
Frank Carpenter OF Chandler was m,
week end guest OF his brother, c. ".
Carpenter. SOi East Broadway.
Mrs Betty sticklen Of Sand Springs /,
the guest Of her daughter, Mrs C. A
Mccoy, Of 3Oi North Cleveland.
Mrs James p. Peden returned M1nda,
\ from MuskORee and Tulsa where she had
been Visiting for the past week.
Henry wiar OF Bartiesvilis arrived Tues.
/ day FOR q visit In the home OF his s6n
r. H. wiar. OF al East First street
Mrs y. L. Aungst OF East Maple enter.
| tained on Friday evening In honor of her
/ little daughter Patsy's third birthday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Brink and dauRh.
ters Blanche and Beulnh spent the week.
end IN Guthrie as guests Of Mrs7 Bduks
mother.
Miss Omega Hammond and George st1ns
were united in marriage sunday morning
A. the Methodist church by Rev. A. B.
Grossmau.
Mrs. John Foster Of 9Oi East proadway
entertained with a picnic luncheon az ths
Country club on Monday evening honortRs
| her husband.
Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. McClasky and chH.
! drsn Of 2t5 East cherry have Returned
from months vacation spent In Hot
Springs, Ark
| Mr. and Mrs. Chubby watson who hav,
| been visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| y. y. Watson, left Friday for Des MIlues
I Iowa. where they will put on aerial e..
/ hibitiOns
Mr. and Mrs. r. j. Clay Of SIS Eas,
| Broadway returned home Friday from
| Bartesyile. They were accompanied hy
Mrs Louise Beard OF Tulsa and Miss Glover
Brown Of Dewey.
on Tuesday evening the Lions club on.
tertainCd thc!r taIn!!ics az the County
club. \ contest In attendance had been
wsged and tho men on the losing side
acted as the hosts Of the evening. A pic.
mic lunch was served and dancing aud
swimming were enjoyed. a short musical
! program was rendered.
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Miss Ethel rrath'r OF Harrs ia the
Guost Of her mother Mis-. MgFaTiau
Dean Boswell. son ot Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Boswell ot Oklahoma city Is 'he
guest Of his grandparents, Mr. md Mrs.
II u. Boswell
MIR. and Mrs James iarue Of Cherokee,
Kun, who have been visiting relatives
at Henryetta, stopped over Ia Eiofsr on
their way home this week 70 visit their
son, W. II, L0rue and family.
Misa Ella TiCe, telephone CmNlove, left
Monday for ClarcmUrc on reyernl days
business trio.
Wayne ana Hustcr. sons of Mr. ana
Mrs Harrison Hickey. are 10th m hos
pital AZ Tulsa for operations.
Miss Opal Chapman, daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs, IA Chapman, and Clarence Dem
mis- were quietly married Tueldiy after
noon M tho NJ. parsonage, Rov Encr
officiating. The nowlywcds will make
Eiofer their home ana ms thcy have both
NFui here for Noura thOlr host of frlcud,
" .N wish them IA loug and happy married
NE.
AIRS Jesse Parker md U''lr daughter
~ Peoria, H., are the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs @, l. Iluft
Mrs D. Bennett was hostess 70 the