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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-06-17
wANTED-NiALE HELP.


WANTED-Man for Topeka and men or
women. vicinity Kansas City, Lawrence
and Manhattan, to demonstrate the Sechrist
Pressure Cooker and Gamer. Used by
Kansas university and by government
demonstrators. Cook food in one-third
time Sold on payments carried by COM
pany and saves its own payments on meat
and fuel bills. See June DelineatOr. pages
20 and Il VIII send Information about
demonstrators who are making S100 week;
Write in full and give references ALBERT
SECHRIST MFG CO, Denver, Colo.
L. s. GOVERNMENT positions open to
men-women over II. 500 to $192 month.
Quick, sure raise. Steady work NO
strikes. Short hours, paid vacation. Com
mon education sufficient. Experience IN
necessary. List positions free. Write to-
day sure. Franklin Institute, Dept. 20
J. Rochester. n. \.
SALESMAN, high caliber, with automobile
accessory experience to sell high grade
and well known accessories to jobbers,
dealers, fleet owners in your city Real
income: straight commission. Write for
complete details of opportunity. Herr In
corporated, 1S2 Locust Ave. New York
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MALE AND FEMALE.

WANT competent cigar makers. men and
women: bunch breakers, $3.50 to IS 90 /;
rollers, $50 to S12.OO: clean open shop /:
good working conditions; delightful cool
climate. Write or apply Mutual Cigar Co.,
2501. 18th st, Denver, Colo.
MAN or WOMAN wanted. $40 weekly fun
time, $1.O0 an hour spare time. selling
guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience
unnecessary. international Mills, Norris
town. Pa
ICE POWDER freezing preparation form
ula. 25c; soap. &c H.; formula. 10c. Varga
Supply Company, 155 Attorney street, New
York City.
MAKE $50 weekly mailing circulars
complete instructions 20c. Vargo Sup
ply Co, 100 Attorney street, New York
city.
MAKE $50 weekly mailing circulars: CON
plete instructions poe. Varga Supply
Co, 155 Attorney St. New York city.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS


NEW HOTEL VICTORIA, European and
American New Cafe), Sixth and Jack
son. Popular prices. Special weekly rates
to men.
HUNTOON ST, 215-Large, attractive. fur
nished room and kitchenette; modern :;
close in; very desirable for employed
couple.
919 WEST STH@Tw0 or three pleasant
housekeeping rooms in modern home /;
laundry privileges and good shade. Phone
5693 J.
FOUR furnished or unfurnished modern
rooms and sleeping porches; adult only;
employed people preferred. go West 10th
TWO furnished light housekeeping rooms
in modern home; also sleeping rooms
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING, thoroly
modern, cool, well ventilated; reasonable.
Close in. No children. ~ West Sixth.
S1l WEST 1IH-TWo large pleasant fur-
nished modern housekeeping rooms. front
suite; very desirable; close in; adults.
GIG KANSAS AVE.-Modern housekeeping
and sleeping rooms, completely fur
nished; adults only. Phone Red 1894.
ONE large modern front sleeping or house
keeping room. well ventilated, close in
HARRISON ST, 1216-Nicely furnished
sleeping room in modern; also garage.
Phone Black 1862.
TWO newly furnished light housekeeping
rooms. modern conveniences. 1851 Clay ST
Phone Red 299S.
1872 WEST 6TH-Ideal rooms, men. bust
ness girls or employed couple; garage
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light
housekeeping; also garage, $50. Phone
White 1901.
ZIG HARRISON ST-Two large rooms and
kitchenette for rent Phone Goa or 5445 J.
TWO nicely furnished sleeping rooms,
close in. S34 Madison. Phone $500 J.
FOR RENT-TwO sleeping rooms, well ven
tilated. tor men only. 81 Jefferson
PIT WEST 5TH-Two large nicely fur
nished housekeeping rooms, close in.
SO MADISON-Front sleeping room in
arm ffa
FRONT ROOM, gentleman preferred.
Phone 50TS W GA West eth
407 TYLER-Large pleasant front sleeping
room. Phone Red 5013.
Ill WEST SIXTH-Furnished room for
rent Phone 1912 White
TWO modern light housekeeping rooms for
rent. 507 Jefferson st.
TWO furnished sleeping rooms, modern.
1901 Taylor
FOR RENT-GARAGES
--~----~-----~--------~~-
GARAGE FOR RENT-613 Monroe. Phone
Red 2955.
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Central Park District
Want a Real Bargain?

If so, here is your chance to
buy a 5-room all modern house
priced right: rooms and break
fast room first floor, fireplace. 2
bedrooms and bath upstairs, one
of the rooms with several win
dow for comfort these warm
nights. Fine cemented basement.
new furnace, interior and exterior
of this house in first class con-
dition. Garage with front drive.
Phone for appointment to see this
property at once.
Jasperson & Seger
Insurance Realtors Loans
426 New Eng. Bldg. Phone SIT.
r. r. Keller, Asst Salesman.
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WANTED=AGENTs

AGENTS WANTED to advertise our goods
and distribute Free Samples to Con-
sumner: SOC per hour. Write for full par
ticulars American Products Co, 62lI
American Bldg, Cincinnati. Ohio
SELLS CHEAP, gives satisfaction, repeat
orders. 1000 profit. Sample 4 cents; reg
uIar size two dimes. II. Rowland, De-
Queen. Ark.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Come In
We will help you in your home
buVinp,

We will help you in your HON
buying.
Tenth st. West; Z room house,
electrict lights. gas. city water.
fruit. Newly painted and pa
pered. Price $2.2oo. Terms.
Polk St. room cottage. s.
piece bath. electric lights. gas.
city water. lots; garage. Price
$500. Terms.
College Ave- room house. s.
piece bath. electric lights, gas.
city water; this is in fine condi-
ton. Price reduced to $3.50.
Worth the money.
Tyler ST. room house (not
old), 3-piece bath, good basement.
In good condition: arranged to
comfortably take care of 2 fam
lilies. Price reduced to $4,000. d
$500 cash will handle. Sickness
cause of selling.
CLYDE A. HOWE. Realtor, with
Mansfield Land Mtg. Co.
312-1s New Eng. Bldg. Phone 2e1.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

VIII rent part of Kansas avenue Of
flee near 6th street. Has four large
front windows. Good ventilation
Edison heat in winter. Best location
in the city. For details phone ass.
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WILL TRADE
For

Western Kansas land, city property
garage. merchandise or hardware and
implements.
The following:
$50 a. Nemaha Co. Kan, mi. ry
town. fair buildings, las a. cultivated.
Near school. Price $50 per acre.
Mort. $4,000, per cent. year to run.
800 a., Is mi. northeast OF Topeka,
mi. ~. town. 100 a. cultivated. rs
a. alfalfa. 10 a. meadow. some timber
bal. pasture. Good large buildings.
Price $50 per a. Mort. $4,000, per
cent? years.
Six per cent money with a moder-
ate commission to loan farms and city
property. Money ready. no delay.
H. P. RICHARDS
42S New Eng. Bldg. Topeka. Kan
FOR SALE-Strfctly modern home, five
rooms, bath and large sleeping porch.
Phone White 1857.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

M$ODERN furnished apartment, first floor,
with use of piano and victrola. Fine loca-
ton, walking distance from business cen
ter For summer, perhaps longer, at mod
crate price. Call at once at No. Devon
apartment, 18th and Taylor st. Miss Ellen
Parkhurst.
BUCHANAN ST. 1O5-Three-room modern
furnished apartment No children.
Garage
THREE-ROOM modern furnished apart
ment, 623 West Sth ave. Phone 5149 w
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, lower
floor S31 Topeka avenue.
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For RENT-ROOMs


FOR RENT-Unfurnished room at S12
Kansas avenue. Single man only. Crane
& Co.
FOR RENT-Room third floor, heat
and water furnished Call Monday, 1859.
FOUR unfurnished housekeeping rooms
2-piece bath. 1921 Monroe.
MODERN front rooms for rent, unfurnish-
ed. 80 Kansas ave.
Two unfurnished rooms, modern. Phone
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Ladies' suit jacket. navy crepe
meteor. I'm Gage park Friday evening
Finder return to J. q. Wood. 81 Clay
Phone 2a31 Black
LOST-B0ston Rull dog. male, dark
brindle white face and breast, tail cut
close Reward 1921 Kansas Phone
Blue 2SGT.
LOST-A box containing two dresses on
Golden Belt road between Topeka and
Granville. Reward. Call JT2 Granville
exchange
LOST-t'ameo breach on either Golden ave
nue.. Seward ave. East 9th street. Re
ward. Phone Blue 1853
LOST-Blue enamel lavaliere. Return to
zoo Fillmore Reward Phone Red I'LL
FOI- SD-Lady's hat on Silver Lake road.
Call Mattmiller. Silver Lake
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WANTEp-sALEsMEN


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with car 500 per
week with extra commissions. Price
quality and guarantee make quick sales
and sure repeat business. Master Produc-
ton Corporation, South Bend. Ind.
WANTED-Cigar statesmen, $50 to $35 week
and expenses Experience unnecessary.
Send stamped addressed envelope for in
formation. ROYAL CIGAR CO. High
Point. N c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500 and commission
to sell guaranteed cord and fabric tires
direct from factory at lowest prices Good
stock Tire Co, HOG s. Michigan Ave, Chi
cago, ILL.,
WANTED-Man with car to sell Economy
tires. Lowest prices with liberal dis
counts; 500 per week and commissions
The {. L. Smith Co, South Bend, Ind.
SELL SHOES direct from factory to
wearer. Commission 81 pair Fifteen
sales daily easy average Write Il W.
Shoe Co. 1918 Van Buren, St Chicago.
LESMAN-Permanent position, this ter
rttory. big money. wonderful line auto
mobile tires. with best price on market.
Bond Tire Co, Mishawaka, Ind.
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FOR RENr-REAL ESTATE.
From State House


Four blocks west, IL lots, modern
house, 8 large rooms, halls, attic, oak
below, sliding doors. fireplace, closets,
pantry, porches, 200-bbl. cistern, big
barn with loft. and space for two
cars. Chicken fixings, some fruit, fine
shade, alley paved. Choice location
for first class roomers. Price $500
moderate cash payment-balance at
per cent.
Lowman Hill-40 1T. front (paved),
story, 5 rooms, good cellar, gas, cleo,
well and pump, sewer connection, out
side buildings. cement walks, fine
shade. car, school and church close
Quick sale and possession. $4,000 and
terms.
BROOKS AVE- lots, modern
bungalow, 6-room. oak finish, fire
place, laundry, big garage. $4,000.
Terms.
J. E. Torrington, Realtor
100 West Sixth. Tel. 1857.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


H Jordon TO r. Jordon, lot 251S-20
Fillmore st. Quinton x Steele's
aol- = Auo
W. VI. Forbes 10 e. 4. Ingalls,. pt. lots
$3.50 Quincy St, Riches add. 1
L. Schmidt 10 IL. NJ. Foreman, pit.
lots SCI tEi-dJ. Van Buren, ST.. /
L. NJ. Lake to N. II. Bray, lots 100,
pit III, f. Euclid ave. Richards
SUI ...-.------
+ Frank to W. H Wheat. lot -, pt.
80. Larch st. GOrdon's add
W N Forbes to r Kinney. lots 24;i-
- Locust st, Parkdale add. 1
same to A Tucker pt. lot Il, Elm
wood ave. Potwin sub. ...-..... 1
Same 10 T. O. Smith lot 1917. Tyler
St. G0uld's add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Same TO {. II. Gale. lots to &c inc.
18th st also lots l to % inc, Duane
street. Newman Park sub .........- I
same to II +. Ashweli. lots l. to %,
Inc. kedden ave. Euclid Park. I
J. W Lauck and others to T. \. Dyer
and others, pit. sw- u 30-11 10. $500
C A. Howe to NJ i. Cation. lots Il
and =. College ave, Melrose. 1
+ ). Thomas to A. Henry. pit lot
s.. Monroe St. North Topeka 125
J. W. DuFnn to T.. l. Carson. lOts
G2S-29. AFTER ave. Walnut Park sub 1
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Business Chances

nent-Want interview with
party who has $1,000 for good invest
ment. For details. address z. J.. care
Journal.
WANTED-COmpetent man with 5000
cash and up, by large manufacturing
business in Topeka. $3.50 a month and ex-
penses. and share of profits Manager G2j
Lumber Exchange Bldg. Chicago.
OIL LEASE FOR SALE-1 900 acres. three
miles drilling well, at 500 IT, $50 acre
II wells drilling in county. c. Young
blood. Ben Wheeler. Texas.
ROOMINoi HOUSE furniture and lease for
sale; close in; good income. Phone
Blue 1872
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| PICOTING and HEMSTITCHING AT
TACHMENT-Superi device; fits any
sewing machine; attaches firmly; easily
adjusted. Price $500 delivered with com
plete instructions and samples of work
orders filled promptly. Superior Hem
stitching Attachment Co, 500 Starr ST.,
Corpus Christi. Tex.
FOR SALE-Avery 14-2S tractor: Aultman
& Taylor 1886 separator. Only been
out three years. All in excellent running
order. 81, 500. Would take car or livestock
worth the money as part payment o. D.
Amend, Cummings. Kan.
steam) window frames, pu1leys, sash
complete good porch railing (wooden) !;
bargains. Mr. Pendry, Hotel Victoria.
nests and other odd lots at the New
Junk Shop. corner Fourth and Jackson
St. Phone S97.
EMPIRE paint, outside white in color,
81 per gallon. Lafferty Furniture
Store. 313 Kansas Ave. Phone 1850.
FOR SALE-Watches. clocks, diamonds.
jeweiry. cut glass and silverware. Arm
strong Jewelry Co. 429 Kansas ave
HAND AND FOOT power washing machine
and wringer. Good condition and bar
gain. Phone Red 3036.
FOR SALE-One four by eight-foot glass
front refrigerator. Dibble Grocery Co.
North Side
CEMENT BLOCKS-Strictly 4 to / mix
ture. Crane and Harrison st. Phone
1894 or $50.
FOR SALE-Go-cart stroller, price $500.
SIG Polk st.
HURRY-UP EXPRESS CO Phone 226-
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FOR RENr-oFFTCE ROOMS

STORE OR OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT.
now being remodeled. Sixth and Jack
son. (The busiest corner). See Mr.. Pen
dry.
SIX office or living rooms for rent, up
stairs. $50 Kansas ave. Inquire Boston
Shoe Store
MODERN office room. Orpheum Bldg.
Gordon Bros. Phone 1918.
MODERN office rooms for rent. Inquire
Room 8. Majestic Bldg
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GOOD reliable couple desires work on
farm. woman to cook for harvest
hands and man to help on outside Phone
rg-a Z
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LADY DESIRES care of small child, with
employed mother. VIII rent room with
light housekeeping privileges. Phone Red
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FOR HENT-HoUsEs

ARCH 1121-Modern Groom bungalow,
garage; possession July /; 500. A b.
Winant. 1922 Charlotte, Kansas City. Mo.
Delaware 1850.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Nice home for. a
grown family. six big rooms, brand new.
modern, up-to date. $65 per month. Call
S747.
FOUR ROOMS. electric lights, gas and
rooms newly papered, Ia lots. some
fruit 1924 Lawrence. $50 per month
FOR RENT-S-roOm house, all modern,
very desirable; double garage. ST JET
ferSOn.
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WANTED-To BUY.

WANTED-TO BUY.
Junk, Rags, Iron, Metals
Higher prices paid win call
for your junk. Phone 266
OVAL BROS. co.
Topeka's Oldest Junk Dealers.
WANTED-Harvard Classics. World Book,
Brittanica. All salable schoolbOoks. PEN
dry's Bookstore, Sixth and Jackson eve
sell all books, new and used.)
WE BUY. trade and exchange frank
Iafferty Furnitu Co. 313 kansas ave
Phone 1000.
WANTED TO BUY good buggy and har-
ness Phone 1850 H-3.
WANT D-Furniture OF all kinds. Phone
Black 249S.
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WANTED-TO RENT.

WANT TO RENT a g. or Groom Gotta ge
or bungalow; suburban preferred. mod
ern; references furnished Call 2471.
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REAL EsTATE-wANTED.

WANT TO hear from owner having farm
for sale: give particulars and lowest
price. John J. Black. Kansas street. Chip
pewa Falls. Wisconsin
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT-613 Monroe Phon
Red 2955.
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FOR SALE-StrfctIy modern home five
rooms, bath and large sleeping porch.
Phone White 1857.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPACE IN CAR for Eureka. Illinois, (near
Peoria or bloomington via Streator, ear
ly next week. Apply Topeka Transfer co.
FREE DIRT filling in purposes. Mr.. Pen
dry, Hotel Victoria.
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American New Cafe), Sixth and Jack
son. Popular prices. Special weekly rates
to men.
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WANTED-NTISCELL
WE PAY the highest price for cast of
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats- Drop
us u card or call Gordon Brothers Loan
Office. 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919
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Il Jordon to Il. JordOn, lot 251S2O
Fillmore st. Quinton x Steele's
add
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STATE SOCIIEl ElrY

sna blue THIS was the third annual
dinner given hnnoring the sS service men.
Mrs .. u. weiy returned homs Thurs
day from Lawrence Kan. whore she has
visited her parents Tor several wo"lH
Me- N,ity vas attendant 20 her sister.
Miss Ruth A'tnnE 81 hor wedding which
toop place Wednesday NJ hct home Mt
Wslty.s sister has visited hor number
~ time. ana married a. ", nlhr or -
louis Mo.
Mrs nsrt Fields o. Chioksshn. Okla.
has been visiting her Tor several weeltH.
4he was tho guest of honor ~ an informal
luncheon Tuesday NJ the home ~ her Hts.
ter, Mrs John Virgins ana again at =
dinner Wednesday night az the home ~
Mrs. wlgglua.
Mira W A. Mitchell entertained the
kilkare bridEe club Thursiny afternoon
Mrs. y @ REYNOLDS and Ms W Scott
held tthe high scores and were given
prizes yellow and lavender chrysauths-
NUNS were tfc lovely renterplcccs to the
card tables during the luncheon which
preceded tho card games.
Mrs Mabel walker ana Miss Margaret
Haywood we're guests AZ The regular
bridge meeting Of the FortniRhtly club
when they were entertained at the homo
~ Mrs. John virgins Thursday after
noon Mrs Paui MsDride was the win
ner ot n lovely prize.
Mrs. H. n. Phillips with Martha Jane
rhillips aud Mias Ann shaw will be the
weekend guests at Lawrence, Kan"
where a number Of uarticsvile boys are
Miss Ruth ksriu nf 500 Johnstono
avenue will he the week end guest In
Tulsa at the home % Mrs O. n Duke,
Announcement has been made at
~ MiAs Lucii- Logan Of wentherford 10
William 1. Watkins OF Bartlcsyille.
okla. Tho wedding viii take place ut
the homa. OF Miss Iogan's parents oe.
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bridge party given by Mrs Ross Ray.
Ices tu nuuber of friends
Nrs j. A SCOTT had as her weekend
guest Mra Co. Drprw ~ CWssso.
Nrs j. D. taffsrty had ~ her week
end guests NJ ard Mrs e.. l.. Gipson
Nlsr Izafta Tucker and Marvin Glpsou
of Fayetteville. Arb
Miss AIta Vance spont Monday In Tulsa
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Bsnnle
Lucas
Mr. ana Nrs y W bishop spent sun
day vIfu chelsea frieuda
Mrs Harry Katos attended O'Clock
luncheon ct Tulsa saturday November 4
Hf fn. Hunt home loo honor % Miss Sill
Hral Morrison
Mr. and Hrs John Cartlsu ~ Tulsa
rrto the guests % Ciaremoro friends sun
HuH
Nsa fe's tire Miss wilma Collins am
Nss h1fy Brss Barnett spent Friday ~
Nusk1gee
Mrs sarah clark ~ chelsea spenI
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spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs J. a
Edwards returned home Monday
The 1908 bridge club met with Mrs
W w. Hastings wednesday afternoon
Mrs II. q. scott and Mrs. l.. l.. Leslie
made top scores and each was given
bowl OF nsrcissus bulbs
Mrs ". -. Tehee left Tuesday for Ne~
York city whore she Joins her husband
". ~ Tehee. who is spending several
weeks there.
Miss Josie King Who teaches nAthe.
mates In Boyuton hlgh school, spent the
weekend with her parents MI. and Mrs
David King
Mt. E g. johnson returned 10 clare
more wednesday after short visit here
with her daughter. Mrs Julia johnson.
Misses TouWIe Uialr Vista Cornatter
and Pauline Cochran. who teach iu hoyn.
ton. came home from MushoEeo satur-
Iav
Mrs James nm returned 20 Drumrght
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Mrs e. Wsrtman of Conwercs spent
sunday In the city tho guest OF her niecss
Mts a, g. ChRiibufg and Mrs j. g.
NnHler.
Miss Dorothy OstsnbsrE %, Tulsa was
tho weekend guest IN the city with rela-
iiyrH Hut frleuda
Among those 90 attend the reception
ana dinner given In Tulsa last rr.tay. to
tho national president ~ tho Federation
~ clubs were Mrs. j. @ Adams pfcsi-
dent of tho THIRD district, Ars Joe An
dor5on. Mts NJ. Haas. Mrs. }. l.. Bow.
man ana Mrs. A. = Chauburg.
Miss IVA Fiat ana Miss Helen wpi
laro spont Monday IN Tulsa visiting
friends
Miss Kntherins Jennings uf tulsa spent
sunday with Mr. and Mrs H. jennings
Mrs q. G.. hayless and Miss Nona Den.
nlson attended house party given hy
Mrs Ross nhyless az Miami Saturday AFT.
crnnuu.
Mrs Unnuie Lucas Of Tulsa spent the
weekend with home folks here
MI ana Mrs If -. Hurst Mrs Mary
Richardson. Mrs jimmie Harris and Mr..
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pafshts. Mr. and Mrs e. W. Hayes
~ NJ. O'Neal % Rogers Ark. and g.
" Hanshaw Of NowHta, returned TO the r
homes Monday after visit with Their
children MIR. and Mrs. =. l.. O'Nesl,
near Tulsa, spent several dhye with htl
mother
Mr.. and Mrs Vance Mcspadden ~
vinita were the guests Monday and Tues.
day 81 MI and Mrs. !. ". McSpsdden
Mrs g. ~ Pyies has as her guest f1r
the weekend. Mlss virginia collier uf
Chelsea.
REV and Mrs. W. v Garrison. Y. y.
NcCteudon aud Mr. Leuox left Weduer.
dav 20 attend the annual conference %
the NJ T. church South Of Nlnlta,
Mrs w ~. WHY and Mrs i. a. tsw-
Adalr chapter of the Untcd Dsughtf .
~ Confedsracy Saturday afternoon ~ ths
home " the former. Tho study this year
il Tour OF southern cities"
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Thurslay In Clarsmors visiting friends
and doing some shopping.
Mrs Sam Taylor % BrlstOw 10 here
f0r her health.
Mr. ana Mrs VIII Hedge and family
of Tulsa are In the city Tor a visit with
relatives and friends
Mrs j W Bishop vent 70 Sapulpa
Thursday to attend party given for her
daughter Mrs Earl Bsrryhiii.
Mrs Thomas Bsa of O0lagah spent
the Gay Friday IN Claremore visiting
friends
Mr and Ms Charles Gibbs and small
daughter ~ Sapulpa are In tho city on
"a visit with relatives and friends.
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Nusic and Art

Mrs Lila Wade uurtcu w8q hos.
tess to mombcra of the seven Afls
club. a new organization, ON
wednesday evening, entertaining I'm
the homo of Mr. pud Mrs Edward
nue.. Mise Wyndh1m ~ the Unlvcr-
atty OF Tulsp gave "a paper on THE
Little ThePter' Mrs. sylvia Lutz
gate a group ~ vocal numbers Mrs.
walter t. cain being he accom-.
panirt. and Atterw1rd there was q
rouud table talk ON the different
kinds OF art represented In the club,
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
cain,
Mrs. Charles w. Hiss viii sing
at the annual memorial exercises
held In MuskoRcc. December J.
Mir. J william Harrison ~ this
city was privileged 90 sing before
Senior rita Ruffo during his rec
cent visit to tulsa, which resulted
in pleasing comment on the part ~
the great star FOR this ambitious
young muslcian. Mr. Harrison was
told that he could qualify voCnliy
and IN appearance for the operate
staRe.
The radio concert brondcastcd
from Tulsa on wednesday night
from station W. T. A. l.. was hoard
in Minneapolis, MINI, ucs Moiucs
Iowa, ana ~. Joseph, Mo.
Mrs Walter l.. Cain Will prceen'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-12

The Dsiphlau club met Friday after.
noon With Mrs =. 4. Attebsry. u was
decided hereafter 90 open each mcriinE
sith short parliamentary dril win
Mrs .. iI Rogers ~ leader
Ms FRANK LdWsrds Ut Tulsa VINO