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Philippine Gowns
and ChemiSe
S1.SS---Mss:ssis'
S2.SS---Wss.ssss'

At S1.SS-25 Gowns and
Chemise, daintily hand-em-
broidered.
At $2.SS-50 Gowns and
Chemise, hand-embroidered
in solid or open-work de-
signs and finely scalloped.
90 pairs Boomers, Of crepe
and muslin; flesh and
white. 38c each.
62 Corset Covers, nea tly
trimmed with embroidery;
soiled. 25c each.
DOWN STAIRS STORE
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Bathing Suits
Down to S1

81 Suits, well fashioned, in
attractive styles and colors
purple, jade, Kelley, black,
navy, brown with contrasting
stripes and borders.
Misses sizes, % to "a
Women's sizes, 36 to ~
Also Black Bathing Tights,
sizes SO to ~, $1.00.
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The wool Shetland-weave
Sweaters that have been so
popular. Short sleeves,
round neck, corded or fiat
belts. They are in plain
and fancy weaves and in
Jade, orchid, gray and
white. Sizes 36 to az only.
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chan with embroidery
also ofco ton pom
with fancy
Girls White yone Dresses ss
to
~
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IS good quality and good colored Bungalow Aprons Of
gngham and percae well made and finished with heback
sashes.
White Sateen Petteoat 81 90 esehGreaty reduced;
scalloped hemsttched panel front and back.
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thy siberts Miss Mary Jane Flsshman.
Mrs. oliver Brown entertained with an
informsi house dance on saturday eve.
ming. when the sppolntmehts were IN
keeping with the vaiestlns season. Mrs
Henry weathersby ami Mrs. W. a. bryan
assisted.
In com pilrnent 70 her father ana mother,
Mr.. and Mrs william Mithum OF Mari.
eta. Ohio. Mrs. Dan y. Farrell enter
tained . cumpsny OF friends on Thursday
evening. Bridfe ve the diversion OF the
evening after which an Ice was served
one OF the pretty bridge parties Of
the week was that presided over by Mrs.
william l.. Robbins on Thursday aftet-
noon. Faverp in the game were won BY
Mrs. Stevenson and Mrs, David Smith.
The hosteps was assisted by her mother.
Mrs Joe NJ. James.
Twenty-Five members of the Junior En-
deavor OF the Presbyterian church Gu
joyed a merry party In the basement
rooms OF the church on Saturday after
noon. Mrs. q. \. Fisher, superint end ut.
was assisted by Mrs. w. h. Moss and
Mrs. Ernest MeDsniels.
Mrs. Ben Nicholas and Mrs. J. y. Me-
Cleland were hoatessts at the Country
club on Monday. ladies' day. when the
bridge favor among members was won
by Mrs. ora Beatty. with Mrs N. A.
Graham receiving consolation. Mrs.
Frank billiard OF Tulsa received the guest
favor.
Members ot the Luncheon club enter
tanned In the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. a. r..
Carney on Friday evening when guests
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Miss Ruth Berry Ia spending several
days In Kansas city.
Mrs. A. u. Stine has returned from a
thtes-week visit In StoninRton. ILL.,
Mrs. ". @. Rapp left this week to ac-
company Mr.. Kapps father TO Rochester.
Mrs. J. r url left Monday niEht for
stelneur. Neb., called by the death OF
Mr. ana Mrs II. l.. smith are visiting
friends In Pittsburg, Kan. their former
home.
Mrs. oysver =. shannon ot Caney. Kan.
is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. O. w.
McClaiu.
Mrs. v. =. selr had as her guest a,
the weekend, Miss Mary Watllngton OF
Mrs. l.. 8 IcNolr and daughter Frances
Of Dallas. Texas. are the guests uf MI
and MrB. O. l.. Allen.
or entertained at her second bridge iunch-
con In o series she IL giving.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Braunlich of Mart
eta, Ohio, have arrived for n visit Win
Mrs r. ID. Harris entertained inform-
ally on Thursday at bridge. with lunch
con preceding. when covers were laid
Mrs. s. \. wilkinson. who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. J. G. Trent,
for the past week, has returned TO hes
homo In Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs, = c. Beers have IN their
two sons OF Butler. Pa, ana reter 1ioh-
man OF warren. Pa.
Mrs. 7. w Mcclure and daughter, Mrs.
r.. J. Smith, were called to Mount Morris.
Pa, this week on account OF the death
OF the formers mother.
Mr.. aud Mrs James T. pancoast and
daughter Betty left Wednesday night for
California, whore they will spend the re-
Mrs. John 7. Cary and infant son have
returned from ST Louis. accompanied by
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T 9. Adams ieft Monday for Shawnee to
make on extended visit with friends.
N ~. NotavA ~ Route II improving
/ slowly after IN Illness of three weeks.
Miss BeulAh Boswell len Thursdny Tor
] Oklahoius 'liy 20 enter business college.
Mfs. Myrtle Hayes ~ shawnee T. mere
pr an extended visit 81 the Lum Hayes
uct. e. " Morris vlsited friends IN
Shewue" ana Aydsiotts the first Of the
/ O. r. CLARK. carrier on Route !. Il IN
I Oklahoma cry FOR weoks visit with
a. IT, stanford IT, here visiting MS
daughter and son. NJ. ana Mrs. VIII
Ar aud Mr. VIII Eng,e of Meeker
vicinity were sunday guests Of Mr and
Mrs Alma Young OF wH1etta is spend.
lng the week Win her parents, Mt and
hrs Charles wall
Mr. Leo ~ Lincoln. Nsb., visited his
nice" Nrs. o. Engls Of Route ?. from
S. Vs. McEntlfe of PAuls valley. ensi.
r'or builder for the Prairie on company
wus ln payson Tuesday
Mrs. Mary votaya In expecting the ar
rival ~ her cousin from Horton, Kan, for
the first visit In a5 years,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt vo,sva ~ Route ,
sudden death of their friend Zoe Kasei
Miss lucille lIerrington had as sunday
gueats curtis fowiwell and Misses Ella
Nsiker ana Myrtle Menascoo Of this
place.
Everett wade. who has been In tbs
bnHpital NJ Mulvahe, Kan, Tor a period of
two weeks, arrived hone the fire, OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs y. O. RAIDER and little
daughter Anna Mae arrived Saturday
from two.weok visit with relatives at
Ckembh.
W. s. hunger of Canada arrived Tues.
day for an extended visit with his dRuFh-
ter and son, north Of town, this being
HE first visit In 10 years
charles lhdd entertained a number ~
friondH Monday evening at yis nome
north - town. whom wnltziuR and music
were the great attractions.
Mr aud Mrs Henry Alexander OF Route
., visited ~ the home Of their uncle
Charles Barber IN Pleasant Grove district.
sunday aud sunday night
Nj. N. :. sargent % this place re-.
death of her daughter who resided IN
North Daknta. Death was due 20 cancer.
Miss Louise Meulch Left Thursday FOR
nouncinE the death of her sister. She
died suddenly and the cause Ia unknown
Miss Meids Hcnre entertained at her
mothers home Thursday evening n num-
Der of friends. Dancing and musio was
the attraction of the evening About
70 guests were present. John Mahkiath
Of shawnee was the house guest Of the
Mrs. Il. T.. Gains entertained In honor
of her husbands forty-fifth birthday,
"Wednesday evening number of friends.
iianq selections and reading were the at
fractions OF tho evening. Mcsdames Day.
Haincs, aud Taylor assisted Mrs. qains
In serving the ~ guests present.
Those who attended business meeting
In Mocker Saturday evening OF last week
were y. y. Weber, :, Y, Bolt. n, I.
Conant - l.. 10y, y. r. Eye ~ l.. WA.
lace, a. Neer, Dennis Conuut, q. n. Nil.
Ter, G. ~ Caldwell J. N. Hayes. v. E.
wade, o. n. Radon Thomas Maxwell
and Esmond l. clark.
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uHoNEN ARROW.

a.
In ~, Louis u.
osshd@. a rcGr ciy 'SS" dS business .RS s''' week "
Wills Mays left Monday night TOT oklA-
hcm" ci,y or e,,ef business ,f,Rs,,..o
Lon klrkpalriok la able 20 be out again
sfler severe attack ot the uu,
Miss Helen corning epent the weeh-eho
at sand SPRINGS the guest ot fflends.
,Annogns,menta he,n pesn ~1nn,9 ny
daughter on Tuesday, February -
MI and Mrs. j. NJ Weenh OF toweta
we're guests tor the day wednesday OF
Mrs' Weems sister MIS-; Merle rnshstt,
accompanied BY Mrs. Cooper. lstt setur-
Jay Tor visit 10 relatives AZ uaIena'
Kan, -
Miss MarGaret Davis was ho,teAs to
formal evening of bridge on Monday eve.
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Abbott Of Tulsa we're
guests last sunday OF MT Abbotts mother,
Ms Fannie Abbott aud Sister Miss Nlols
clarence childers was home from .ehoo,
y. ,sw'ohSo' N; "v pas, VIZ iJp
The bsiphian Hnsp'er WI, hold yhetr
Snowman on tho afternoon OF Saturday.
February ~. - -. -
After spending some TIM. WITH his
isniy, ~, ~; hst, i~t ~ ssna', ,,,.
Ass,, eNtNNNNN ~ ''N"'N
nm oil tieid nrtlvitles, -
MIS- *. n. WslnEIotu vas ohisn .o
Mounds Tuesday morning py tne illness
% her daurhter: Miss Iva, one OF the
teHohsrs IN the MOUNDS schools,
g. 9. fnne hnn tanliy' aceoinpsniea oy
Mrs a. ~ hnsole' isu oVsrsnd sa,ur,
day fbr Csney, KAN, where they expected
20 visit relatives for a week.
This regular monthly meeting OF the
w. z. II, " ladies Tor Februafy was helh
with Mrs u. ,. severson on Tuesuay art
etnoon win Mothefh day program pre-
sented.
Mr.. ana Mts. V. l" Leo nave returned
from = two-week vacation spent at Kan.
sA city Visiting MIS-, Lees relauves anu
at Triplett' MO-, Visiting MI Lees relA-
uves. -. =. -,
hesHrs u; Hunseeker, w. N; WIZ
lamu, John l.. sponsler and W. I, Brooks
went 20 Muskogee saturday for the Linz
coin day BANQUET at the sewers MOTEL
saturday evening,
Among the Broken Arrow Nelson's who
participated In the Akder temple festivi'
ties IN Tulsa Tuesday were MsHsrs j.; a.
bRtth, A. II. bhtemsh, ~. H. fhllips'
J, l.. ureene, NJ. e. Williams and 4, NJ
heencr
MT. and Mrs, Roy Mekeehan have as
their guests Tor few DAYS. MIS-
Mrheehans sister MIS-. ~ w nrenNln'
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were husbands OF the menhsr. -
preceded bridge which was IN. Dhew
ing the hours and in which bi.teu duf-
were made by Mrs. A. d. Adeocss ssoef,.
one Of the prsttic.t Dime, r,.,.
the week was that presided w. o.
and Mrs c. Howard Baker ~ IN. .og W..
try club on Thursday evepinV ,hna.
and blue were the chosen coisrs suoW
decorative motifs were eartisd ~ NE
this lovaly combination. bargtr" u
lowed dinner service. iol'
Announcement ts received o. a..
rlage February II OF Miss Bettv MAP
OF New York and Jesse j. peSoi Fhdli
of John II. Reboid OF OkrUiSsS" son
marriage taking place at the br'as. Me
In New York. After an easter IONS
trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Rebold win ~" ng
home In Okmulgee. We a.
Mrs. NJ. y, Graham ana Ms = r
Noble were hostesses to the member. a. a. :
Fortnightly club at luncheon rn VI th'
day. Bridge was played during ihs 80 W "
noon. Special guests were Ms. p.l
c. Gibson o. okemsh, Mo S. A. cors,ii
Of Terre Haute. Ind, and Ms Iven'
Mclean OF Tupelo. Miss. HIrh -. ".
was made by Mrs.. T. ID. Harris
The Players club was entertained In a..
home OF Mrs. .. u. Standebury an ~
day afternoon. Top scores v,rs MA.
by Mrs.. J. A. Price and Mrs. r. NJ W.
erson. Additional guests were Nrt / W
Campbell Of Los Angeles Mrs. a 5es NJ,
Almond OF Butler. Mo, Mrs W b. Er'ys
Mrs. ID. q. Martin, Mrs. 1. L. Covts.'
Mrs. Fred NJ. Carter, Mrs. &. H. ust.,'
and Mrs. woOderson.
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paw Friday nisht to witness the Nowsts.
Miami game
w y SHARP, ir- .rrh29 wskeS y.g; b.. home
enjoyed a visit from his father, w. r..
sharp. ~. OF Joplin.
Theodore stfnger and his sister GLADYS
Of Carterville. Mo. visited IN this city Tor
several days recently and formed many
pleasant scqua lntsnces while here.
Russell Elliott and family, who former.
" resided IN Commerce but are now llv-
ing at Hsskoll, were visiting his parents
and old time friends here during the
The Ladies Ala society Of the Metho.
dist church held an sll-dAy meeting 81
the home u Mrs G. r. judd Thursday.
whore ~ some important business matters
were considered.
REV. r. y. New baptist rastor, recently
spent some time at Blue Jacket holding
revival meeting. In his absence. his
pulpit here was filled on Sunday by other
clerEymen from Miami ana eisewhere.
Mrs. Joe Miller. who teaches the primary
room ct the North Main street school. was
room for several weeks by sickness. but
~ now convalcsCent. In her absence. her
place was ruled BY Mrs william LeMay
Mrs. Bert DAVIS was confined to her
bed several days on account OF burns
which she received recently IN Gas
explosion which occurred In her Kitchen.
She IL nov recovering In a very salts.
factory manner.
Tho recently organized Maccsb.s lodge
is moving steadily forward, gaining firm
was recently selected and viii practice
regularly until thoroughly proficient, 40
that degree work can be put on NJ any
time In ereditAble manner.
The Mars class Of young mon at tho
Methodist sunday school recently organ
lied n bsshetbail team, and will practice
ssslduously In preparation Tor games to
be played In tho near future. match
game with the Christian church team
IL announced for one night next week, and
they are expecting to play the Miami
church team at an early date.
The marriage Of Charles Howard ana
Miss Montine Jeffrey at the Methodist
parsonage, Friday pight- with Reverend
Burt officiating. was ee OF the most
pleasant social events ~ the past week.
The groom Is manager Of the Cox store,
and the bride is assistant. Both are we'll
known and popular. and they have re-
csived the best Wishes Of q host Of frieuds.
who soc in their union tho coveted coin.
CideBce of o well-mated pair.
The membership contest between the
several classes OF the christian SUNDAY
school. which has created great interest
Tor some timo past. was ended SUNDAY
whe. the final results were made known.
The Amicls class Of young people tausng
by Mrs. William Lemay, won over the
rlens and women's Bible classes by a
handsome majority, and had io2 present.
According to previous agreement, the
losers viii entertain the winners in tho
near future.
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uOIfNns

hrs. John boiling was Tulsa visitor
.. . a. waggoner vas Tulsn visitor last
! Monday
=. John nm went to Tul~ on business
/ huutuv
- uooB Hurdle was sapuipa visitor
/ Friday
Mrs ". E. Louck ~ sapulpa was n
] Mouuda visitor Thursday afternoon.
T. I Slssun. accompanied by Hov. T. v.
! WaF"Fpor motorod to Hspulpa Monday
| afternoon.
clarence Grant of sSpulpp spent IN.
! week end at the home 81 his ErAndmother,
| Mrs. T., E Grant.
Elghteen members Of tho Mounds re-.
pshah lodge visited the aapulpa lodge.
Mrs u. X waillnaford of Broken A..
row visited her daughter, Mlss Iva WA
llngfotd, tho first Of the week,
Reverend Edwards. having resigned his
partorate Of the Mounds baptist church.
mas accepted charge At ClgminH. Kan.
Wvh,.t.' WIN his FAMILY he will make his
MIS- a. II. Scott deilsh,funy entertained
mo Thimble Doe ladies' at her home rhurs
day afternoon, February 10.
hrh. Lucle Wickhixcr entertained her
sunday school class Of the Christian
ohgfch 81 a class party Saturday evening.
The Gopd Cheer class Of the Community
church are planning 10 serve a ueorga
Wilmington dinner between the hours Of 4
and ?. m at the BriNey building Feb
Tho Brotherhood class OF the Com
munity church met at the Community
opssnt..,tunF ',vnlhs ~ ne purpose OF
theIr fntu,s ,nrn pe''oo''ns pans Tor
Joe Wills ana Jau,b,,r .rh.i,.. 4,
wedn.sdsy mnr,dns ,nr arrsea
days win f,iands aand tai.,,,sa." t"..,Ss,i,N Nv
III. tnod ,'hasr ~, ''.A ~, ~ Npunus mus
church IL pIannIng ,n snr. '' v''iiun,'y ii
dinner n, 'rvasdnS Eahr,ary
Johnston Fbniiding' '""'' ~ ~ wv
The funernt ~ ur. ,., r-,, -,
pickot, ppsiri, 90. hatt ~ an, ''1ay ot
churoh .rh1rsdav aS,srrna, r,nrwtp ~ -
lns nj Inc Mnunds c.r,ota,,, '"'e'"''n' "o'
Missss Inrna vytcLht,o, .,. -,
and S.n,.its I,hr,,en ssio.cn
frn,n oLIsbo,na ~i,s ~ ~ , % %nunuhs
III. ANIMAL .rn,. -, "..s Hi 10y eNehueu
inS ""' '"''"''V"'i A-soc'auoh meet
Ne ,na Nc, ,.,,.o, ,.,, V,,.,...
aav parntns %. ot,',I "iH Neunes, ,,
TesIda temno,.,iiv In ,hat ,a,. ~, ,eS neS WI. w,
Mr. Jaoksen vii he ang.ges in' Mh.I n,,
fIsid worL W" w engage" !" mo on
Tho homs ,aien, n,.y np,uh >, !.
uuah T" bas hsan no.,n,r., 80 II
siven NJ, th. .choaI at,Sp,ar,,,,,," ~, ..
evening February ~ hsms,,, a. ~ h,
coum fnna - "'"e' '"' '"s "
A dnubis v.n,. ~, h...a,..u 49,, rt.,,.,
al Hilton on Tr,day af,ernoon 1 s'v.sen
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sisth birthday. About twenty-five ntlo
. friends were Invited.
Mf. ana Nrs Raymond Johnson were o.,
. homo to the members of the ForfuiFhfIY
hDinuer club Special guests were Dr, ana
Mfs D. Piper ara Mr. ana Mfa y. y.
Mr. snd Mr.. ~. :. Preston wors At
home 10 the members ~ tho Foriy.tv1
club. suggestions ~ the Valentine season
were evidenced In tho decorations ana
me. Pleasant Hour bridge club met
/ with Mra, D. ~. Weathcflv who asked sg
special guerts Mrs. -. E Dcnetu ana
/ preceded the games
The broadway club. which has for ~
! and Mrs, Dlctrnshosts. Mrs Ira T1utpte
/ ana MI blckInHhoota held top score at
/ ihc CONCLUSION - tho rIAy.uN
red hearts fcstoouod the rooms aud
given hy Miss Hazel GrBh1t1 N,ry tts
'rsci.vr. The hostess vaH assisted hF her
mother There were about 30 guests.
Mfs Henty Bass was hostess io % ullu-
her ot tho newiywcda introducing Nfs.
Robert Fmons. Mrs Bass ana Ma
FiWoun we're friends ut Missouri url.
yefsity. whore thsy both graduated.
Ma n. r. Roberts entertained tho
Clover Laaf club Win additional guesis
there other than members we're N,sI1mss
Nsgiksr y. y. Roberts. Rod aud N'-
Mr.. and Mrs. L. " Mcclcuand ,nI
Nfs. Frank Baird motured ~ thl,kprut
ihis week TO. ylslt with ,heir dtueb,era
Miss Mary Mc'io'iari ana Miss Mabel
nnlrd. who are attending the college for
Women.
rho a y girls formed a line party
at tho Rulings thsAtpr Saturday and had
rrfreShurnts down town aftor tho show.
Miss Mabel leslie was hUatpsq this week
ana Mbs kati' Lrht will entertain the
Mrs. Trnuk owens was hostess 10 tho
m'mberf ~ 'he JuHt.n -mcfo club thir
.eok. with No sdamta Ford. SHARP. Al
fU"d. llIll Hnt Mics virginia wilson Miss
Wilson played several piano numbers dur
ing me afternoon.
The y. D. y. club is making pians for
the initiating ceremonies attending tho
putting through uf Miss ruth wilcox 4
% umber party viii follow tho ceremonies
INC atair vii take place at tho home ot
Mrs Lily Lane, Mrs r. y. yesseIa Nra
7. u. RirhnfdsOu Mira ~ n Thnmniin
ana Mrs. ~. VI Athey and Miss Msrts
Champln weru gussts other than NOR.
hers u tho stichawa" club when Mrs Fred
new bridse ciub which viii bo known
us the ~ B uridRc met with Mr. n A
Grlfith SubsJituts hands we're ulnysd nv
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Storrs ana Nj and
Mrs. d. H. Wsntwoftb Mrs n - Etns.
nor ana Mr Kiossner viii ,otertaln ia
club next week
Mrs. y. T. Pratt was bostess 10 m ali
day meeting of the q. q, riub with
uunber ~ old members prssent VINO nov
live elsewhere. Mrs. Bcrt Weilmnn n,
ArksnHnH Cty, Mrs. H. M DonavHn Of
Anthony Kan. Mrs H. E NcClane of
Paris. TsHas, and Mrs W, j. MAtteniy
Of Tulsa were the honor guests
a new rook club has bson organized
called the West side Auction Roo, eiuh.
Mrs. o. q NAndevsr waa a very d,aipbts
fnl hostess AZ ~ ini,inI ,rns,tnn sht.
week The following ladies arc meInbers
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tIsdc ~ HastOu organized an ngricul.
,urat club At the JFnkt hlHh scho1
Thursday with a charter efnherHhip ~
70 and prospects for 81 least 10 more.
The last number " tho hlrh HChU1l
lecture course viii be- the appearance ~
tho Latter opUra company ~ ~" school
audit,rium on the svcuinE ~ February
irhe posioffice question In Jenk- was
settled this week for tho nest four years
W. hon Mrn A. =. Cltck, who has had
charge ~ tho office Tor several months ns
fsmp pofaty appointer. received official no.
tlfication Of her appointment by President
itariing.
The first big feed" of the Jenks cham.
her Of commerce vas held Monday night
the regular date of the chamber re-
freshments consisting % Fandwiche-
doughnuis. apples ana coffee ware served
10 over 100 members HHd Euofts or the
organization
lion. ~ IL. Howard made the opening
speech of his campaign Tor tho democratic
nomination Tor governor In Jenks on
Tuesday evening ON account ~ a sud
den change u the weather the attendance
ut tho meeting wns not ~ large hH had
been anticipated.
The dedication ~ th. newly completed
Nothodiat church IN jerks VIII take plRcs
sunday. February 10, with an elaborate
pfoRfHm uf exercises announced, In
which tho local psstDt. Rev u. W. crab
tree, will bo assisted by Hov .. ". Nor
riH, district superintendent and Rev. Ira
L. Crabtrec, pastor ~ Grace church ~
Tuls,. An elaborate dinner will BE- served
IN the building at noon by the ladies OF
the church.
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COMMERCE.

Mrs @. D. Miller was on tho sick
list few days during the past week.
Mrs. Louise Groever recently spent a
couple of weeks visiting in Kansas city.
Alvin Clark son Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Adrin
Clark, has recovered from a spell OF pncu-
Imunia.
Ivan Lightfoot. recently from Carter.
villc, Mo, .s n new student at the high
school.
Mrs George Holden was visited by her
mother. Mrs. Belle Andersen OF Caiena
last week.
Mrs 81 y. Wills extended hospitality
20 the Halcyon Embroidery club Friday
afternoon.
The congregation at the Christian
church had panorama picture taken
sunday morning.
Mrs. ". l.. Herbert enjoyed q Wait from
her brother. Henry Murphy OF Ninita,
during the past week.
Leonard Van Fleet Glen Mattls. wyits
Crstnut ana Halle Rowe went to Qua =
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club this week with two additional tablor
OF guests
The J. A. y. club entertained giestH at
an informal dancing party at the home
OF Miss Mary Louise TAymas.
Mrs. Glenn Brewn OF III Reno returned
20 her homo after a pleasant visit with
~. l""l", "ie, ~ NaNhlueIs
Mrs. n q. Hart attended the Messiah At
the coliseum In Oklahoma city last week
Mrs. v. r, Simons has issued Invitations
nav granddauEhter, Mrs, Robert sinons,
Mr., and Mrs, ", j. Mattenly returned
10 their home IN Tulsa last SUNDAY. They
were guests OF Mr., and Mrs W, NJ For,
dyre,
Mrs. Monetta Emahiaer was hostess
TUESDAY afternoon to a number Of friends
Sew and So club.
Mrs, q, y. Pendioton gave a party for
Jtsn Louise, who was celebrating her
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and Mrs John Glover The guests were
met at the foot " tks stairs by Mrs. J.
- Mntnn IN the dining room Mrs John
CIrrsn served ices and Mrs. Murray Ab-
hDtt poured coffee Assisting In serving
we're Mrs. Carl Kruse and her three young
daughters. M. sud Mrs Robert simons
VII have npArtmenia ln the LAurana.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
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STROUD.
RcV, g. T.. ~ Nrieu ~ STROUD r. con-
ducting u very succesafnl meeting at bny'
Unpurt
john Hubble of wichlla. Kan. was .
gpest NJ relatives hero over the wcch
shd
NJ. and Mrs a. H.. EtuHhee and Mrs
Conner wurr 10 Oklahoma CITY Monday
Bnd Tuesday.
MIR nrd Mrs OeorEe Ciathson were Vie
lung friends IN Weiestts from Friday ~
last week Until sunday
william Haddeu. who has been 10 rhta-
ponia South America. working for a.
English oil company, 10 Nisiilng o. the
homo ~ his father ~. Madden. IN old
stroud.
THE Twentieth Century club met Mon.
say February ~. Win the president hfr.
w a. pard1o. Roll r1li response wss on
Educational ani Religious Movements" D."
u. d. Harrison sud MiHs RUBY Ifown,
hatT IN NIffay. wore united M MARRIAGE
IL ths home of judge r. y. Jnhndahi on
SUNDAY February D. Friends extend ie-
Ms julia galloway save n valentine
rRffv rt her home Monday February
II Tho rooms were Handsomely deco.
.aJsd In hearts uf all flSss ana every
no had o. splendid time.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
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