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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-21
Employment
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Employment
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4 GOOD pTUpoaliI1n la offered to tND maa /
ohauirs with small amouht of money 10
establish thoW7r'NrH in fool nl}lhF,
permanent business AlifrHa Ci1.E care
N World.
ALI MEN. women. boya. girls over a.,
willing % accept government positions.
iias. write Mr. OEmont 3sb g. Louis.
Mo, immodlntoy
YOUNG MAN to solicit ffc and tor.
nado insurance. Apply L3G Mayo.
BE a DETECTIVE Excellent opportu-
Pl aSwls s''s 'woat55SSsSfS t5SSS pds M.''' kansas
city. Mo.
BLACKSMITH wanted, Oh country shop.
must be fltst-clasH, references required.
Address hos aG2.E. World.
bELIVEHY HOY wanted. DO not apply II
AFRAID of work Appy mo w. Chloaro
GOOD business ufopositon 10 offer man
who H willing 10 wotk iut tWhU huHi.
uers. about $3.50 invo1imont required.
Addresa ttG-E. World.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN-Na.
tlou. wide demand FOR high h.Hnlariod
eS'cutivcsi pnht eHpcronce unnoco7-
cary. we train you by mail Hnd put you
In touch with hig opportunities every
whore. Write o. onrU Tor particulars
lcwls Hotel Trnlnipg School. Donk GGls
Washington, u. e.
MEN wanting railway stutlon-offlco po-
Altiona with transportation furnished,
experience unnecesaary, write quck
haker, supt, Dept go. Wainwright
owl
Clean suits ~ 90
prnee G0Nl
TAILOR WANTED Must bo first.
gfl. ..t. Inc artA IfIVa ..I.I
pay 10 TlEht Mind ~ man
PENNY a co.
tlurcmufc, OKLA.
NANrED-Mrtor-m aud tosllycrer to
work ln furniture store. IiuiiA Furni-
ture Exchange, oknulgos, Okla,
wANTED-Mc wishing positions fire
men. brnkomcn, colored train portcra,
on large Oklahoma Touds write immC-
dlately for tul information; Si2b-f2B0
month. no experience necessary. Inter
Hallway bent los, Indianapolis, Ind.
MANTED-Exporencod pipe litter for
refinery work cali OsnRe 1850.
WANTED and wife. no children,
who are a No l duirymen, House aud
Gas furnished To tight party. Must be
clean Apply Fifteenth street and Lowia
HAMMER DRIVER wanted at once, Tie
Forley Machine Works, Peabody, Kan.
MANTED--An experienced tester for
labrHtorY with oil company. Phone
OsaGe 7360.
WANTED-A man Of proven ability,
middlo-aEed and small means, for posi-
tlon IN noiEhhoring state No hHs-been
or flnators need apply. See Mr..
Raphell bi5 Central National Bank
lildg. ~ once, no phone calls accepted.
ANrEU-Woman or girl 10 travel with
man and wlfc IN vaudeville act; neat
appearing Apply ~ one, 7os y, Main.
WANTEp--A paporhnnEer, steady Job Tor
good man, n0nunon. osaEe AA06-J,
YOUNG MEN arc In demand now more
than ever. and the demand IN incroas
iuE every day Get that "nrauEhon
Training and you VIII be placed In n
good position when you complete your
cOursc, Draughon'H business College
blob r. Main. Usage 5OSi. "ThJ
National school,
SOuNu N-ESporienccd Vim automobile
tire yulchni8lng steady employment
Give references and state experience
e6O.E, world.
YOUNG MEN. over H. desiring govern
u,ut positions, $50 monthly, write fu
FREQ hst NJ positions now opun. !
Leonard. OorWor 'lyli Service exam
iueu. i925 Equitable Bldg Washing
ton, u, g..
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willing % accept government positions.
tI15. write Mr. OEmput, 1sb g. Louis.
Mo fmfrrhlHfoIg
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RNIiRITs
Poultry
nNRRED ROCKs

HARRED ROCKS. huruughhfed laying
strain. 10 cggs. 81, postpaid. Ona
Slagle, route 4, sherman, Texas,
RARRED ROCKS
Ostrich pluufe strain, best blood iinca ct
the world. great show record, wonderful
LAYERS, cnokerel liuo only Eggs Tor sale.
Mating list free, j. A. Ayers, Laplats,
Mo.
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WANTEp-A papcrhanger, steady job Tor
good man, nOnunon. Usage Ai05-J,
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NEW AND sECOND-HAND s,,s.---,.
restaurant, equipped butcher s,a.is,hh shh
meat blocks scales, tools. etc. 60.
soc. % w. First. NtaT
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a. l.. Waite, rubber goods. t6S' j.
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Employment

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everywhere. Wr.to o. once for prr-
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change ior laundry WORK. Inquire At
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TAuLE GIRLS wanted. Apply 10 ".
Fourth.
TIM uEsT shoe we rnrry Tor women.
UNfuIUH or IuuuH Tor NfNU. others
rbr,p.r lruis, g,tfrrpt 'tferto,y
WANTED ,r,y. ipor. Ladies' to p,iicit
cxparicnge unueccssary. salary or com,
mission. can after O.. u. George
Studio. over dlb q. Main.
WANTED. Npu4s pus iu suburbs orr pn
f.rrI IA can, for {. .ypar.oII bnv naaHe
is7i.R
WANTED EKperisncrd. reliable maid.
inurt be good InundresH. mo- cooking
Vefarcurca required. Apply lG33 s
Denver. oHaHo 4gto.
WHITE houaekyoper wantCd. Appiy 12is
" Third.
WANTED - V6ite Voo51n for genor,t
housework ana tako ears " children.
Usage i56t 1900 s.. Boston,
yyoNF va end rbudt,v,s teppt shoea and
,.f,,ds 81 sr,ti., a,rp,,vt L.gtnrv
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t"I l"oleh fancy aprons '-'p o. iI"hh-
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WAITRESS wanted NJ crltsr,on cnfs ts
" Fourth. II not thoroughly expert
Snced. do not apply,
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Personal Property

FOR sALE--second- hand f.I.,s .s,'--,.-l
call at 6i7 w. First. sSyits 80
Luhricating CO. "esicu
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mrIp-MNIr on rrMALr

WANTED for government posi-
tons. railway mail, poatoffice. depart
mCn,al floid Examination soon. Sal.
AIRY $3.50 month. ENpprioucc not re-
uulred. Particulars sent free concerning
positions Mrito Columbia School Of
CiNl service, l57 Pope Bldg, wash
iugtun, u. e..
GONERNMENr CLERKS wanted. Men
women good uHy. Tulsa examination
April 70. Write Mr., Ozmcrt. 4aJ. 50.
Louis. Immediately.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds


FUR SAI.E-rhrco frcsh COWS. across
the street from W. r. Pickering Lumber
Coz West Tulsa Usage aOl3
FOR SAlt.-Two COWS. so thoroug hbrcd
club, Lombard ADDITION, back OF l.om-
bard school.
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YouSG Man ppst buoi,Ecepor. expert.
"nrCd ln ol accounting, open for posi-
tun. Address f57.E. World.
YOUNG MAN, ls years old. Just fniahiug
business college. hOpEkesper accurate
typIat wishes half day position with
chance Cor Advancement. V. DAVIS,
GaaWa 94gH.
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Poultry
rLYMOUTn ROCKS.

WHITE PLYMOUTH HOOKS - Fishet
strain large and beautiful Eggs Si,75
Per 10, prepaid. collie Hodges, Ector,
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bEsr, pkIcEs paid Tor saeo55-l,,
Cedar 166. fhons
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Pet Stock

i TREAT noihing but DOES aud cats my
charges are very reasonable. nr. Il.
pedrick, u. V. NJ, Usage C6h9-A0l6,
CITY VETERINARY HOSPITAL
For dogs ana cats b3S 5, Madison
Usage 90.
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YOUNG MEN are In demand now more
than ever. and the demand IN incrUBs.
iuE every dHy. Get that "DrauEhon
Training and you VIII bo placed In n
good position when you complete your
course. Draughona business College.
blUb r. Main, Usage Juhl, "Ihc
NmIImnnl NnLmnln
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100 sections slightly used
Globe = Wernecke bookcases
for sale at a bargain.
PALACE OFFICE SUPPLY
COMPANY
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sITrATIONs wANIED-MAIE Q

AUTO electrical specialist and battery cH-
utrt. desires permanent employment
with good reliable firm. Address sos
E. World
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IN IN Is FURNITURE YOU want. we have
II. Largest stock Of second hand tur-
niturs in city 10 select from. Prices
right. We exchange with you or pay
top price for your household goods. give
US your calls. Osnge sO7i. We have
new furniture and rugs Exchange Fur
..Lanr. . % ~ LIrat 81
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Employment
IILIr-MNIE nM lIMNIE

HhLIrNAN WASTED
10 FrU tho lHYN uf knowledge. The
th|IIfru'H rurEII IHuHo1IH new leads fur
uIHu,u. CHI Daugo s2gG.J. for appoint
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SODA FOUNTA1N-Fourto foot ,i5,,..,
tobacco wall case, drug shelving tvss
Oklahoma. Must be moved AZ ANY,"
VIII give purchaser benefit cash p,e
sell for balance due on easy tarus f,,,
Tcxaa. N'"aA
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LUCERNE apartment IS; rent $50, part OF
furniture f0r sale or completely fur
nishcd s315 terms. Immediate pos
afaaIrus SEQ fuuIfur tHngs Ilhf.
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Business Service
MOVING AM sTOHNUT

tURNlsIt rAPER pHd paper rooms f1r
So and up. Painting aud rII0IW uIuE
AN work guaranteed. Rogers, iNr
painter. uF4Fu HtH..I
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nRED TO LAY-Siugle comb black Mt
nnrcas Eggs 81 per setting or So per
800. Mrs IS. "A, Mathewaon, osuge t2lS,
2lVJ II. renth.
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Financial
MONEY TO LoAN-cIfAT1nLs :.

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS
on MO. INsTALLMENTs
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A YOUNG MAN to solicit ffc aud tor.
nodo Insurance. Apply L3G Mayo.
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wNNrEp-rOULrRY

WANT no LEASE or RENT Large In
cuhutor Edward soph, Osago $3.50.
WANTED Setting hens. Ward Allen,
TULSA, okla Phone M-3.
WANTED Haby chicks and young rab.
hits Phone Cedar gags.
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Personal Property


UOTSEitOLp GOODS at sacrifice; also
singer machine and Nictrola. 4lO T.
EourtDtuth.
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, GOOD propagation la offered to tND uls.
ohuuIrs with small HWouht ~ money 40
establish thrwarlyrH iu r good PAYING
permanent business Address Gi5.E care
~ World
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SouNu MAN-ESporicn Vim automobile
tire yulchuizinV, steady employment.
Give references and state experience.
900. D., world.
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YOUNG MEN. over H. desiring govern
u,ut positions, $50 monthly, write tnr
FREQ NHt of pusitlons now opUn, J.
Leonard. tforWor 'lyii Service exam
iuerl, i925 Equitable bldgY Washing
ton. p g..
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HIdHEsT CASH prices PAID f5T ,ee.,,-
osage Sos. Can
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
HOLDS ANNUAL MEET

The annual meeting of the Chris
tian church was held last Friday eve
ming, December 80, in the Woodbridge
Miller hall and good representation
of the membership was present.
The young people of the church
had charge of the entertainment part
of the program and presented the
play, MRS. Briggs of the Poultry
Yard" which was great treat to all.
After the play business session
was held, which was followed by re-
freshments and general social hour.
Reports from the various depart
ments of the church showed the year
had been a prosperous one, and COM
mendable progress had. been made;
also that all departments were in the
clear financially.
The church has bona fide member
ship of 100 and the treasurer re-
ported that he had received and dis
bursed $36S3.O0 during the year.
The total budget for this year is set
for little more than $500.
The church recognizes its serious
handicap for lack of building accom-
odations and is entertaining hopes of
new building on the corner lots by
the church in the near future.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Real estate transfers as shown by
warranty deeds and United States
land patents as recorded by the coun-
ty clerk and reported by the Crowley
County Abstnlct Co.
Conard Marnus to George Kauf-
man, lots and 4 block 25, Sugar
City.
United States to James r. Burt
S1a S-20-57. Patent
National Sugar Co. to Heirs w. II
Silver. deceased SWA SWA 1921
Sc. $4,000.
Hugo Kaiser to Arizona Murphy
NEA SEA 10-2157-- -
Martin T. Nelson to William Hopke
and Frances Hopke, w " SWA S-21-
81.
State Bank Sugar City to F. S
Howard, lots 12. S " NEH 422-56
Lots 1920, blk 35 Sugar City.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
MISS MARIE lies WEEDS

Pueblo Chieftafn:-
A pretty wedding was solemnized at
1880 p. m., Thursday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Bressler. 92O Il.
10th street when Miss Marie lies of
Pueblo and Mr.. Henry Shriver of
Indianapolis, Ind, were united In
marriage by Rev. Fred II. thinner
man. in the presence of the immediate
relatives and few intimate friends.
The double ring ceremony was used.
Misses Della and Dollie, twin sisters OF
the bride, acted as BRIDES maids. Mr..
Ed Higgins, of Canon City. attended
the groom. The bride was attract
lively gowned in flesh colored georg-
ette over white satin and carried
BRIDES roses. The BRIDES maids
wore georgette gowns of Pekin blue
over henna satin. and corsages OF
lavender sweet peas. The home was
beautifully decorated With Christmas
1lorliings and Ophelia roses. Pre-
eeeding the ceremony Mr.. o. F..
Graddy sang "Oh Promise Me-" and
during the ceremony, Mrs. l.. s.
Hressler softly played Mendelsohnn' e
wedding march, after which o four
course dinner was served. Between
the courses solos were given by Miss
Della Hes and Mrs. L. s. Bressler.
The bride, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS

Christmas was fine day only we
all wished for white Christmas.
A. C. Brogdan and family went to
La Junta, Saturday to spend Christ
mas with their cousin, Mr.. McClain
and family.
Mrs. James Gound and children are
spending the vacation week out on
the ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adair accompanied
by Mrs. Mayfield and Mr.. Gound
were in Ordway Saturday shopping
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Steele the past week.
David Mayfield is helping his uncle
snap corn this week.
]. |. Adair and j. r.. Gound made
a trip to Crowley Christmas morning.
Mrs. McClain and daughter of La
Junta are spending the week with her
cousin, Mrs. A. C. Brogdan.
r. s. Gound and family of Numa
district spent Monday with his broth
er James f.. Gound, and family.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
SUGAR CITY BRIEFS

Miss Grey and Miss Rowan spent
last week in Denver.
The Misses Lola Colyer and Lula
Busby of Ordway took lunch with
Mrs. S. A. Wickey Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Walters and daughter,
Mable were Ordway visitors Satnr-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coggeshall and
daughter, Nina Bell returned Sunday
from northern Colorado where they
visited friends and relatives during
the holidays.
Afternoon cottage prayer meetings
are being conducted at the different
homes of the Methodist Pensioners
this week.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
CROWLEY SCHOOL NOTES

Don't forget the oyster supper Civ
en- by the Camp Fire girls at the
school house, Saturday evening, Jan
uary Z. The girls will start serving
at $40.
Maurice James the first person to
graduate from the Crowley high
school visited the school on Wednes-
day before our vacation. Maurice is
attending school at the University at
Boulder and is doing very creditable
work.
We shall soon be the proud owners
of a very nicely equipped stage. This
week Mr.. ]. C. Schnorr, of Pueblo, is
making for us some extraordinary
stage scenery. The back curtain is
finished and the artist is well on the
way with the rest of the scenery. Miss
Rank, fourth grade teacher has de-
signed and is painting the front cur
tain, upon approval of the rest of the
faculty, and of the members of the
Senior class who are buying the ma
terials for the front curtain from last
years play. Miss Rank has chosen
as her scene Stafford on Avon"
From what has already been done we
know that we are to have a curtain
of unusual beauty, and it will be
priced all the more highly since it is
being done by one of our own teach
erS.
The first league basket ball game of
the season will be played Friday night
with Ordway on Crowley's floor. 1t
will be q double header and will start
at 1880.
Remember that faculty play ruth
in Rush. Saturday night, January
IA, at eight o'clock. The proceeds
are to go for school equipment so by
coming you will help the school be-
sides having a thoroughly enjoyable
evening yourself.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
BOX SPRINGS NEWS

On account of sickness the club did
not meet last Saturday. 1t will meet
next month with Mrs. Ellis Sheridan.
The Miller girls returned to town
Saturday after spending several days
at home.
The Roy Davis family of Ordway
are moving out to the VIM. Worker
ranch this week.
Mrs. Anna Adam and Mrs Tom
Adam spent wednesday and Thurs
day of last week visiting relatives
and friends in this neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Boyd and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Sheri-
dan and Edgar Sirris were entertain
ed at Christmas dinner at the C. S.
Wilson home.
On account of sickness only a few
of the young folks attended the card
party at Patton's Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCabe and AL
berta Mae and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Mcclure and Wayne spent Sunday
evening at the Carter home.
Mrs. Mccain. Mrs. Geo. Williams
son and son, George, called at the c.
r. McCabe home Saturday evening.
There was quite a little excitement
Sunday night when fire was seen
over toward the Brimhall place. Sew
eral rushed to the scene and found it
was only Gitchell burning weeds.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
BOB CREEK NEWS

Mrs. Rhodus spent Monday with
Mrs. Ericsson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Hopkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Shaffer and son were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Warren
New Years.
Ralph Warren was taken to Sugar
City Saturday to consult dentist.
Bob Wright and Oscar Lundahl
were at McCabe's ranch Monday af-
ter cattle.
Misses Josephine Lundahl and
Anna Graeber attended the lyceum
performance at Crowley Saturday
evening.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
BOX SPRINGS

Mr.. and Mrs. b. Carter entertain
ed the following guests at Christmas
dinner: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Clure and son. e. w. Travers, Will
bur Travers, Mrs. Jim Jackson and
two daughters and Mary Mcclure.
Those that enjoyed the taffy pull at
MeCabe's home Wednesday afternoon
were Matte, Maggie and Bertha Mil
Ter and DeLoss Patton.
Several attended the watch party
at McClure's Saturday night. The
evening was spent in playing games.
Everyone departed after the New
Year arrived wishing each other the
seasons greetings.
Those that were entertained at
the Luter home for Christmas dinner
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCabe and
daughter, Miss Mary McCabe, Mr.
and Mrs. Eliza Smith and two child
rem. Mrs. Tom Adam and owen Burse
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06

G. 8. lies of Ordway, and sister Of
Mrs. Bressler, is graduate Of Okla
homa City high school and for the
past three years has been in the office
of the Purity Bread Co., of this city.
The groom, brother OF Mrs. o. r.
Grady, is connected with The
House of Crane in Indianapolis. where
the couple will make their home.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
STAR VALLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Wilson had
a New Years dinner Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. T. p. Graham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowland, and Miss
Chilcott were present. They had
music and singing in the afternoon.
Everyone had a nice time.
There was dance at the John
Goldsworth home Saturday night.
A large crowd attended. and every
one reported a pleasant time.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
FAMILIES ARE ENTERTAINED

CrOw1ey-The Ladies' Aid carried
out very successfully an all day social
meeting for their husbands and fam
lilies at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
C. Gadd last Friday. About 60
people were present and at noon a
delicious dinner was served, The
day was thoroughly enjoyed.
The next meeting of the aid will
be at the home of Mrs. l.. l. Giffin
in Ordway on January 13.
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
MISS INGRAM WEEDS

Olney Springs-Cards. were re-
ceived by friends in Olney last Sat-
urday announcing the marriage in
Colorado Springs last Wednesday OF
Miss Genevieye ingram and Mr..
Frickle. Both these young people
are teaching in the Olney schools. The
best wishes from the entire commun-
ity attend them.
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MEMS BROTHERHOOD OF
CROWLEY ENTERTAINED

Crowley-The Mems Brotherhood
class met Thursday evening of last
week at the home ofsAIr. and Mrs
o. p. Atkinson. Sixteen were pres
ent. After the business session the
evening was spent in social conversa-
sion. Dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Atkinson.
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King Center-The home of Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Ford was the scene OF
unique gathering on New Years
The occasion was missouri Day.
as all those present with the excep.
tion of Mrs. Ford and Mr.. Auckland
were former residents of East Lynne
Mo. Those who participated in the
pleasant affair were. Mrs. Kennedy
Mrs. Cook and daughter. of Rocky
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bald, Of
Ordway, Mrs. Walker and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Plank and family, oi
Crowley, Misses Bessie and Irene
Kennedy and Gavin Auckland.
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NJJNIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Wall gave farewell
reception at their home Thursday eve
ming, for Misses Chlora Hawkins and
Frances Strever. About thirty neigh
bors and friends were present and en-
joyed the evening playing rook. Dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess
The Ordway new era., 1922-01-06
SUGAR CITY


Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Tracy gave a
delightful whist party at their home
Thursday evening. Their guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Eagleton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiler.
Mrs. Judd, Miss Bovee, Frank Conlin
and Geo. Hogan.
Regardless of the inclemency of the
weather large number of members
were present at the Civic League
meeting at the High school building
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Marie Boil
yard favored the members with a
couple of well rendered piano selec-
tions. Mrs. Chas. Sandifur in her
amiable manner gave very interest
ing account of the advantages of our
location: while Mrs. P. ] Dahm
dealt with the area and topography
of the town and Mrs. L. s. Field the
population. The league then follow