The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-20

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49,. PRONE Gtcs 5000 u "
NEW MEMBERS will be eiec,er 10 he
board OF directors OF the y. W G.. A.
and a summary OF the years work pre-
scented at the annual association meet
ing the second week IN January ac-
| oording 70 tentative plans formulated by
tho board yesterday morning and left for
completion IN the hands OF Mrs willard
John. Adoption Of bulge, for the
new year BY departments was begun.
Mrs. stanley Thomas was elected to the
board as chairman OF the membership
committee, succeeding Mrs. Ethel Nc
Chbe. Tho resignation Of Mrs. Helen
Jolley Nennum from the physical edu-
cation department was accepted and the
general secretary authorized TO I'M the
vacancy.
THE YOUNG married peoples class Of
the close OF a membership contest with
a banquet and Christmas party tuesday
evening in the church.
BECAUSE NEW Year, da. (. holiday
and therefore likely 10 be lonely for those
far from home. the Tulsa Town club
viii give reception and tea for all
Years afternoon in the Y. w. c. A. par
lors according TO Miss Caroline Baker
have been sent to Tulsa Business women's
club and the Y. W G. a. League Of Busi-
ness Women's clubs.
TULSA GIRLS who have been attend
ing school at Columbia, NO. this fail
rolled back to Tulsa in two special Pull
from this city schoolward- bound late IN
September Every one OF the girls, u
days.
REX r. DYER and Harry NJ. Roberts
Of the Oklahoma Producing Il Refining
an extended hunting trip in the Boston
mountains After the cnd OF steel
they will journey by auto and wagon.
on. the return trip Dyer VIII visit his
father at Mountain Home, AK.
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W; F. sTAHT was reelected chairman
Of the executive committee OF the Tulsa
county Red Cross chapter. John s Ds-
vonport was elected vice chairman, A. w.
steinhilber chairman Of the nursing serv-
ice and Miss Florence Heald home serv-
Ice chairman, Mt an organization meet
ing Of the new. executive committee fol-
lowing the election OF the committee Tues
day afternoon by Red Cross members.
Others elected 10 the executive committee
were Mrs Lllah y. Lindsey, Mrs J. w.
Wheeler, Mrs Malcolm Tuttle. l.. z. OBJ
erholtzen, Everett Manning. ]. T. Nixon.
Mrs; Charles McCune, Fl. Z. Bethel and
L. G. Murray.
FOR THE AccoiMopAr1oN of rui-
sans taking Christmas trips extra Pull
mans will be operated from Tulsa to
city this week and through Saturday night
| by the Frisco railroad, r. e. Carter, gem
eral agent. has announced. on ono day,
also. special Pullmans Will be routed TO
Dallas.
NoRyELLA HOWARD. negro woman,
pleaded guilty TO grand larceny, yester-
day when arralgned before Justice A. p.
Watson. waived a preliminary trial and
asked to be taken before the district
court as soon as possible. Pending her
appearance in district court Justice Wat
son ordered her held under $1,000 bond.
She is charged with the theft OF a ;i25
fur neckp!ece from Mrs. f. o. Collins,
1882 East Fifth. December S.
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THE MAIL EARLY" campaign has
been assisted for the first time this year
by the moving nicture houses Of ths
theaters have for the last week been
showing mail early slogans, at request
! Of Postmaster Omer X. Benedict who
is cooperating with the United states
postal department in this effort to re-
| ieve last minute congestion OF the mails.
IT VIII LsooN BE time to make New
Years resolutions, go the Tulsa Womens
! club suggests that It's members incorpor-
ate into each set OF New Years vows n
/ plank promising TO attend the club meet
ings regularly ard TO G9roper9te IN sui, stub
/ Wednesday noon at Ed Woods cafe the
| question. shall our Winter Course OF
s5a of PnFss
| will be voted upon for the secopc ana
final time.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued yesser-
| day: Frank r. Long, 35 and Rilla ste
| vens 49, Of Tulsa; Louis Pahsenopah. 2i,
| of Pawhuska and Alyina Connah' 49, OF
/ Hiawatha. Kan; I, J. Mccullough, -, and
Mabel Abshire. 20, Of Tulsa.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed yesterday
/ D. i. Copeland against Jean Isabel Cope
/ land: F. W. Bethel against Mabel Beth
ell: Mabel steelmau against c. A. Steel
man.
PUREBRED sHORTHORN cattle and
purebred hogs will be sold 70 the highest
| bidder the afternoons Of February IL
/ aud Is at the Tulsa county farm In con
junction with the annual boys liveatock
| Judging contest, IL was announced yes
| terday hy officials OF the Tulsa short
horn Breeders association. At a meet
/ ing OF the association recently Officers
. ana directors elected for the ensuing
year were: W. Z. Ftaker, president L. =.
/ i.iegerotz and r. NJ Phipps, wise presi'
| dents; g. A. Graham, secretary treasurer
/ NJ. A. watkins, J. i. PauHey ana n
NJ. Phipps, directors
EVERY WORLD WAR veteran whom
l disabilities ana iil-health confine to the
| ioyless confines OF a hospital sickroou
/ during the glorious Christmasbde VIII re-
I ceiye a call from Tulsa girls VINO served
! overseas during the war The girIs VII
| bring not only personal greetings but sub
I starftial "Cheer' iu tho forr OF candies
1 fruits and cigarets.
HOW THE WISE MEN and the shep-
{ herds came centuries ago 20 an hufnblt
| manger In Bethlehem TO pay homage 20 9
! newborn babe will be told IN dramat wa
| tlon. picturizatiOn and music at the Flrs
Christian and Lutheran churches Christ
/ mas evening,
MAY INCREASE PENSIONS