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The Washington times., 1922-10-18

A S easy as lying!
IA Yes, but what's the use,
when it has become almost as
easy TO uncover lie?
Along comes the sphygmo.
manometer, one OF the latest in.
ventions Of science, whose high
,ly specialized function it is to
detect falsehood.
AS humorous philosopher and
cruel cartoonist have often OBJ.
served. some one-or some thing
is always taking the JOY out
of life.
What's the good of living il
you have to give up the fun Of
lying?
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

} to take our chance with con.
science and our individually
own "innards."
The Washington times., 1922-10-18

ARORE famine threatens in
w Russia. Seven millions are
xvx in danger. The jewelry taken
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for n loug time, Ia slowly recovering
Nj and Mrs Ray Martin Of Muskogee
spent saturday and sunday visltiuE at the
homes of Mr. J. W. Martin Aud Mr. u
II. Lioru
Miss Jannotte Parshali ~ Tltusville
Pa, is here TO spend the summer NJ the
home Of her brother, Mt. ID. S Pafshal'
ana family
Mr.. \ ~ shannon ot dallas Texas.
II here for a visit with his father and
sisters, Mas Daisy shannon ana Mrs
Pierce Hayes
Reverend Israel ot MuHkogot wa. the
principal speaker Thursday night AZ q
banquet given Nv tho brotherhood Of the
Methodist church
Miss Jane Thompson was hostess
Wednesday evening TO number of her
friends who enjoyed tho game uf roIk
followed hv delicious tefreshuonts.
Nj ana Mrs N, W Snutec Will enter
tain u large number Of their .rtgnda Fri.
day evening April 2s In celebration Of
their twenty tiuh wedding Anniversary
Mrs Z rnrhlnHon wnp hostcHs Thurs
day afternoon 10 u large number " her
friends complimentary To- her daughter In.
law, Mrs James Parkinson ~ Hattlcs
Vilip.
Mrs c, II Martin aud ut'ie daughter
Mildred fronr have returned from Tulsa
whete they spsnt 10 days guests Of Mrs.
W. ! sheppard ana Mr. sni Mira J u
simmons.
Mr and Mrs T.. u Parkinson received
visi Sunday from Mr.. and Mrs. !. ~.
rarkInson " ukmulgcc, aud their son
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" tGO>IR,

Mrs. G. E. Hayward IL visiting daugh.
ter ~ Salina. Kan, this week.
. Mrs W. T.. Davis, who has been visiting
relatives In Arkansas. has returned home
Mr. Jimmy Thompson was here from
Muskogee Sunday for visit with home
folks
Miss Mary Grlssom received a visit
Sunday from Miss Cora Chapman Of Fort
Gibson,
Mr.. Floyd reMos,er has accepted q
position at Fort Smith aud has left for
thnt city.
w u. Renfro. jr, IL hero from the
university at Norman ana spent Easter
with home folks.
Mrs !. w Rubc Miss Mildred Ruble
ana Miss Sim Rublo spent wednesday y
visiting IN Muskoree
Mrs pauline Palmer received visit
sunday from her sister. Miss Mary Cum
nlnrham Of OkmulEcc
Mrs. imogenc Rush Of Inoln IL one -
the patients at tho hospital here 10
undergo an operation.
Miss Catherine Ardorsnn ~ Muakogec
visited Monday with Miss Victoria Lyles
county superintcndeut.
y. \. Brnaddus rocslvcd n visit this
week from his old friend and schoolmAte.
JOHN Chapman Of Kansas city.
Rev A. ". J.. Hunkaspillcr, pastor OF
the Meiholist church here In 1908, was n
visitor here Tuesday from Adair.
Mrs. T.. u. Lindsey Of 81. Louis delivered
an address at both the morning aud after
noon services OF the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Dee Jarrett. who has-scen visiting
Mt the homo Of her brother. Howard Will
lison. HIS returned to her homo In joplin,
Mo.
Mrs. a u. snyder loft Tuesday for
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Hazelton and Miss Margaret Haseiton ar.
rived Thursday evening from Kansas city.
to be the guests OF MIR. and Mrs. 4. ID.
Adams OF Miami Heights.
Mrs. Nellie Humphreys OF Wheeling, W.
Va. returned to her home the first OF the
week after an extended visit at the home
OF the Rockdale Country club,
Mrs. Charles Summers and children ac-
coinpsnied by Mr.. and Mrs. william Holt
OF Welch. departed the first OF the week
for several points in Missouri and also a
visit with Mrs summer brother.
Tho An society OF the Presbyterian
church met Thursday Afternoon In the
tho occasion were Mrs Dyke Baiiinger
Mrs. deorge Bomford and Mrs S. NJ
Thompson.
Miss Lillian Trspp and Mls. Virginia
where they will resume their studies In
the Underwood college, after spending
the Easter vacation with their parents
Mrs Matilda winlock Morris celebrated
her eighty-second birthday anniversary
Tuesday at the home OF her granddaugh-
ter Mrs. i. u. yeargain. The usual birth.
day cake was mounted with . great num-
Der OF candles sweet peaf and spring
flowers decorated the beautiful dining Ia.
BILE. Mrs. Morris was born In Kentucky, q
granddaughter Of Gen, Joseph Winluck oi
revolutionary fame. ana her husba nj Rich.
ard Morris. who signed the declaration OF
Independence. Mrs. Morris stiil lives with
her sou and Ia real hale and hearty fOr
one OF her years,
Mrs. Babe l.arkin Of 4O7 q. street n T.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon TO the
Poinsettia club, with Mrs, r. @. james
assisting hostess The home was deco
rated with beautiful ferns and cut flowers.
Pie afternoon was enjoyed with various
contests. OF which Mrs. Lyle TOrbctt
was the lucky guest aud received n beau
tiful linen handkerchief The book con-
test was won BY Mrs. NJ Duftce' q beau.
scheme OF mink and white was carried
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Mrs Robinson. and her sister Mrs. Nathan
Cottroll, and he attending state chapter
meeting of the Eastern star In Oklahoma
City, and visiting his son, Dwight ~
Shaw who II student IN the state ubt.
versity 1T Norman
The woman's Home Mission society Of
annual Easter dinner at the American
Legion rooms last saturday. IL was a
sumptuous feast for those who attended
upholding the splendid reputation theS,
women have builded IN former years. They
realized about teO net Tor the days work
which they consider spicpdid pay fof
the effort.
The Priscilla club was held wednesday
afternoon, the hostess being for the occa
sion. Mrs H. q. Voc. In her homo. a
most pleasant MS well as profitable after.
! The following members OF the club were
present MeSdames jess Danlels. Arthur
Dicbolt Robert wotsham, charles =
Hampton. =. \. Wright, Joe NJ Lynch
John A. Holland. Charles r. liuehes.
Hubert c Carson, william McAnaiy and
H. o., Voc. Dclightful rcfreshmcnts were
Miss Lura Mount was hostess 20 the
500 club at the American Legion rooms
last Frldav evening from 10 IT,. II
was a srlendidly spent evening, aud all
sped hv so quickly. The following were
present. MIR. and Mrs II W. nurch
Curtis Mr, and Mrs. " G Carson( Mr y
/ y. White, Miss ruth whitaker ana Miss
Mount Tho guests Of tho club Tor the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Weight
Mr. and Mrs 6. r. Hughes Mr. and Mrs
| !. Y Yates MIS- \. ". Rivers Mrs A. V
Cook, Mr. Edgar Derrdorff and Miss Ruby
Lee Refreshments were served NJ the
Whltnkcr- Wells drug store. Of ice cream,
ami cake.
A dcllrhttul entertainment was given
last Thursday afternoon from ESQ to 70
o'clock at the home II Mrs clarence
! WnEEonor. nv Mesdamcs J " podgen
-. T. chambers. Roy Lee aud Clarence
Waggoner, honorng Mrs. J. F Mason
who ~ soon 20 leave for an extended
vislt 20 her daughter. Mrs, Farmer Vt
| Bedford Ind In addition tnNho hostesscs
and tho honor guests the following invited
quests were present: Mesdnmes w v
Reed, y 4 Alherty y T. worsham. G.
w. Addington. y. l.. TBv. W l.. Sheffield
V. " Arnold w 4, Woodruff. r. s. WI
llams. Jason Finch Joo NJ INnch. ~ =
Rome. j. u Grounds. u. q, Fletcher. y
/ ". Colums !. =. Yates q NJ Hpdlov. W.
J II Bradley, q Smell. 7. g. Hollcmnp.
and u. w HoEHe. Refreshments were
served and happy time resulted.
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PITCHER


49,. ,,ls,ate section Of the American n
lh ,nstitute held its regular midweek
elns,tng at the clubrooms wednesday.
mC M a S. Bankhead presiding over tho
dsllhs' S,a been previously made out. the
gram. vas fruitful OF good, there was
we ~ less "speechifying," aud several
Mo,,,,srs Of business interest were given
cc,s, ccv,.s Merle Pendleton and Miss MadFe
sussson we're close competitors for the
~, Of election as "zinco queen" OF
eebsrs high school annual this year.
10 former winning by marrow mar.
" Votes were given upon the nasis of
"a fnr each copy OF the annual sold
~ ibe two had sold 207 copies at the
,me Of the election. The winner IL
wnor and the loser is freshman.
r.,,sr sunday TO point near Crestline
g. Tor q picnic taking with them we'll
Giisd haskets OF good things to eat. sup
pIsmerury TO tho wlensts roasted.
ns,ne. and returned late IN the evening
Tt. Marry included Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, Mr.
md Mrs oscar Meadows. Mr.. and Mrs
cism,pv Meadows, Mr.. and Mrs Van El
~, MIR and Mrs. Floyd Wood, Sir. ana
~, A. sappington. Mrs. Grace Bruner
N,. Irene Meadows and Grandma"
Mesdows.
=. mo "Sunshine Makers" were charm
,svty entertained by their teacher, Mrs.
Tssnk steele, at her home Saturday att
srnoon with an Easter party. which was
fsstrred by an Eester egg hunt the
playing Of games. and the serving Of
rsffeshmonts TO tho following: Misses
ysitie Dodson. Bonita Young. Hazel
DIpley. Bettie Nell steele. Dorothy Moore
frances Steele Lois Barber. Florence
pddsru Christine Cough. jeanette Hes
- Lorraine Bayless, Messrs. Kenneth
TTerr and Charles Wesley Moore sn1
Mc.iames John Terry. Z. W. Moore and
Howard Garrison.
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sIIIMEII.,

Dr. william McAnally has returned from
Kansas city where he spent q week TAX.
ing special dental work
Miss Ella Roberts, who teaches at Proc
tor spent ~ Easter season with her
parents ur"le And Mrs. Jesse Roberts.
Prof Frtuerick -. Arfntruster Of the
c,tv high .cnooi spent The week end with
friends ut tho Northeastern state normal
at Tahleqush.
MIR. and Mis- Troy Chapman, who are
attending the Northeastern state normal
at Tahlequah, spent the weekend In the
city with relatives.
Mts. ~ Rivers has returned to her home
her sster, Mrs John A. Holland snd
husband. in this city.
MIR and Mrs Harry u. Pitchford ana
Master Duvali OF SalIisaw spent the week.
ruff. and other relatives In the city.
Prof and Mrs. RAYMOND II Hicks. who
Easter season with his mother. Mrs. r
Raney. and other relatives In this city.
Gilbert whitaker. student In the state
univerGity at Fayetteville. Ark, spcrt sew
oral days In the city with his parents,
Mex W. and Mrs L. h Whitaker the past
Mr. and Mrs. George H. shannon and
children Of watts spent the Easter occa
sion with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ X.
shannon, and her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
+. \. Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolln woodland Of Joplin,
Mo, spent saturday and sunday in this
Mrs. Y. s. Raney. and other relatives
She viii he remembered here as Miss Hal.
ley Raney.
The Christian church held It's Easter
services In the newly repaired house of
worship, For several months past the
church has been closed 70 worship while
carpenters. painters and decorators fwore
repalringt and decorating the church, both
inside and uutslder and II In now a place
Of delight TO those who worship at its
shrine.
Air ana lNrs NJ "a eJ,,,y h,,,o ro,,rnod
from Okla homa city, where they had boon
for several days-she visiting her mother,
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Walter Parkinson and wife ~ salt Lake
City Utah.
Rev. x. Il. wilkins Of Blackwell tliis
the pulpit here sunday. April 40, and nay
he called as pastor Of the church. Rev.
N y. Herg having resigned TO take up
evnngoiistlc work.
Prof and Mrs. ! O. Cook. T. v. Castle.
r.. H. McHenry and Frank Snedaker Will
represent the Methodist church. South.
reNt Thursday and Friday A. Alton ~
tho conference to be held there
Misses lmrgcne sullivan and Juliet
Ahrens teachers In the Muskogee schools
visited sunday with their parents here.
Niss hhrens was accompanied nv MISS
Mary webb who visited ~ the Ahfens
homo Sunday.
The various clubs OF WaROner are quite
busy preparing. for the entertainment ot
the district ndetntion which meets here
May ., : and 4 Programs for tho meet
ing are expected TO he ready for diutfi-
button IN few days.
delightful evening of good fellowship
was spent Monday night when retep-
tion was given TO Rev. ~ " Rerg and
Mrs. Borg who have been pastors of the
Christian church here Tor several years,
but have resigned to take up evangelistic-
work Many Interesting talks we're maze
tcHtifying the appreciation % these pas
tore work here. and many exec lent Num-
bcts were given Their first revival was
commenced ~ BlR cabin Tuesday even
ing
ccNTINuED ON PAGE SEVEN,
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STATE SOCIETY

that the combined attendance at tho
500.
Judson Corn. who is attending the Agri-
cultural collee at saltwater, visited friends
In Quapaw this week.
Miss Boyd, who was injured IN an auto.
mobile accident some time ago. is again
able to resume her work.
Mrs J. II. Macon OF this place was re
Gently elected vice chairman OF the repub-
lican central committee OF ottawa county.
rev. Oscar Wright has been bombard-
Ing the satanic maJecty TO good purpose
In series OF special services now being
. Tom O'Brien. newspaper man from
Haskell who reeeptly announced his csn-
dtdacy for governor, was In Quapaw re-
Gently giving publicity to his aspirations
The Quapaw chamber OF commerce Ia
planning ia render the town more access
sible 10 the farmers by improving the
roads.
The ladies' of the Baptist church re-.
Gently gave q dinner In the shepherd
bldg.' TO raise funds for church pur-
poses.
Mrs. n. o. Buchanan left during the
past week for Duncan, where she expected
TO spend week or 50 visiting friends and
Rev. James Miller. formerly pastor OF
the Christian church In Guspaw, and
now citizen Of Pawhusks, visited here
during the past week.
The membership contest which has been
waged Tor four weeks between the Bible
class and the young peoples class Of the
a victory for the former.
Mrs. Mary Alice Griffith. aged 35. died
OF paralysis Tuesday morning at her
home in this city. She left two children,
boy OF u and n girl Of 10. She Is also
survived by her mOnther and several
brothers aud sisters. Funrela arrange
ments have not been completed at this
writing.
Just as the preacher was about TO begin
the services at the Christian church SUI
day night five masked and robed men.
supposed 10 be members Of the Ku Kiuv
klan, entered the building. one OF whom
banded him an envelope containing note
or commepdation aud a cash contribution
OF s.O IN SUPPORT Of his work. They thcr
departed'Slehtly. aud the pastor proceeded
with the Service
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| For, smith, Ark. Her daughter. Mrs II.
/ =. Talent. Joined her at Sellisaw ana the
/ two viii so on to Van Buren, for visit
| with friends before returning home,
Mrs. Tom Martin and Miss Thclma Tod
spent Wednesday IN Fort Gibson visiting
| Mrs Julia Fields.
1 Miss Rose simpson wa. here SUNDAY
| from Tulsa Tor visit with her father.
Mr.. L W. williams and family are re
| ceivins visit from Mr.. Williams son-ln-
/ law, Fred Grundon, who is on his way
/ from Fort Dodge to Tulsa
Misc Alice Hnrrii has returned home
4 after visit With her sister. Miss kathet
| visited with old friends al St Louis
Mr. Arthur Sanders has accepted n 20
| sition ~ bartlesville. and Mts sanders
| and their baby VIII Join him there ne soon
as they dispose " their home In this city.
| Mrs !. \ Crawtord'a sunday school
I class Thursday evening entertained The
senior class At the Community rooms.
/ An entertaining program was rendered
followed by splendid Vtrcshmcnts.
/ on account ~ the illness II her mother
/ Mrs, susan Case, - years old Mrs. case
/ die1 before the arrival of her daughter.
The Needlccrat club was entertained
/ ~ the home ~ Mrs. Dennis Gilbert
/ delightful afternoon was tpcnt by the
! mcmbcrs an dthoir guests Mcsdames Cor.
/ don. shackclford, Wlldman aud Miss Eva
Mrs. osrar coppie and her brother,
| Crnig Hubbard, were called last week to
! Ad,laide on nrcnut OF tn" death OF
/ thelr father. T. n. Huhbntn. The de-
/ ceased moved from Wagner to Adelaide
Neai ago.
| MIS-. q, l. putsche worthy matron
/ Mts. virginia Sergeant, grand represcu-
! thiNc ana Miss Celia linsev electn ~
/ mo WhEoner chapter of tho Eastern star
offended the grand chaptcr meeting IN
pk,n'"ma ,hy the first Of the week
| Mr.. II ". Mclaughlin and Mts u a.
/ Sunderwitth or Appleton city Mo. are
| here TO Sc their mother. Mrs \ =
I rMoiauFhlln, Who IL very M with heart
/ trouble AZ the homo of her mother Mrs
/ NJ. 4 ToliVcr
| Mrs " Roy Cunningham was leader At
/ tho Monday meeting of tho Arts and
| crafts club In the community rooms the
| subject Tor discussion being Ancient
/ Sculpture" After scyernt ipter,.tIra
/ pRperH had hoen rcad the club went into
| business session and reelected ali tho o'i
: Officers for the tc,tbro,,tr, 49,. ~. ~
| A Parkinson rrcsidoptt Mrs NJ Kc1.
! nody 'Vico president: Mrs Floyh Hines
/ secretary. Mrs Tom M,r,tn crrrol,,,J
/ ing ,ocfctnry. ,nd ,ir' Gc,r,', ts,a,a,
I treasurer. 0rs. q g. watts viii no
/ hns,,ss "a, ,ta -, ,...',''' IN WI ~
| nrd Mrs p,niois vm hn "r," ,,a,
| meeting ~ '"''
Mo- ~ s,,ut,,. az a., ,,,,-
were hosi.sses MorI,v tn ,bo rn,,,,n,h
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QUAPAW.

.ny, was the guest OF friends In Quapaw
ourin the past week
l.. special efforts have been made recent
70 Increase the membership In all the
Eendsy schools of Qupaw. and II Is figured
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-24
~ JoMsoN,HpGHEs M

!. Saturday evening atsq7 80 O'Clock
at the parsonage of the Norwegian
Lutheran church occurred the mar
rage of Mrs. Mae Hughes to Otto
Johnson, Rev. Jerdee officiating. The
couple were attended by Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Hunt, and a. dinner was serv-
edrafter the ceremony to number
of friends at the Hunt home, 419
Eighth street, where the bride has
made her home for the past nine
months. Mr.. johnson has had charge
Of the. school farm property for, a
number Of years and they will live
there >.
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BETHEL3LUTHERAN LADIES' -.
= WILL HOLD APRON SALE

The ladies of the Bethel Lutheran
church are planning an apron sale
at 8 O'Clock Thursday afternoon IN
the basement Of the church, and they
will also serve supper beginning at
5 O'Clock, to which the public is in
,vited. ~. ~ '' q"
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BIRTHDAY PARTY

Il Little Miss Pauline Kramer enter
tanned twenty Of her little friends, in
honor Of iier sixth birth anniversary,
Saturday afternoon from 2 to 5
O'Clock, at her home on Fourteenth
street. Mrs. Kramer served a de-
lightful birthday lunch, assisted by
Mrs. Delbert Elletson. Miss Pauline
received many beautiful remeJn-
brances. ..@.., q.
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ELKS LADIES TO MEET
=" TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Elks Ladies will meet Tuesday
afternoon from 1 until 6 o'clock in
the, club, rooms. There will be no
lunch served by hostesses tomorrow
as these will be discontinued during
the summer months. Vclley ball will
be played during the afternoon by
the TEAMS " a., IT,.
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MISS RUSSELL ENTERTAgNSs

Miss Laura Russell entertained
the members of the j. q. &C. club at
her home, APP Irvine avenue, Satur-
day afternoon. After the business
meeting, games were played. and.
lunch4was served by, Mrs. Russell.
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AFTERNOON TEA

! Ans afternoon tea is being given
at 4 o'clock today at the gymnasium
of the State Teachers college by. Mrs.
Agnes Pyne, Misses :Florencet SHAT
tuck, Telulah Robinson and Mar
garet Kelley, all members OF the COX
lege faculty. .'.''-' - :'>z4i$ NV
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In a very: simple style that empha-
sizes the beauty of it's liues, is this
frock Of dark blue satin crepe devel-
oped. lt@is belteds with striped satin
ribbon, faced with; plain .Georgette
crepe. The neck maybe finished in
round outline or the front of the dress
may be slashed, under faced and rolled
with convertible collar. 5s. h., -.
. Medium size requires -3M yards So
inch MATERIAL :, -. 49,. - :s5.=s g, '
Pictorial Review Dress No. 9671.
Sizes, 34sstass4o inches bust and Is to
20 years. N: @az7 ,'53.A's, ~
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PRESBYTERIAN MISSIONARY.
SOCIETY MEETS TOMORROW

! The regular meeting Of the Mis-
sonary, society of tthe Presbyterian
elurchawill he held Tuesday after
noon AZ 2 80 O'clock at the home OF
Mrs. GeorgesR e,s 800 -Bemidji ave-
nue.. The f1reignst opictwill be 1.-THE
African" aha HE home topic will be
ssThe AmericaM JpgrpH All ladies
ore urged to- 81 pfese,it. ID
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M. B. OF. A. TO HOLD DANCE s.
EF AFTER MEETING TONIGHT

A dancing party will be given by
the: Modern Brotherhood of America
this evening 1atsthe X. G. hall tofwhich
the public is invited: Refreshments
will he, served. This will follow the
regular business meeting of the or
der. -
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DAUGHTERS OF REBEKAH;; =. :, ::
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The Daughters of Rebekah will
meet this evening for their regular
business meeting at. the Moose hall.
at 8 o'clock and it is urged that there:
be large attendance. T. -
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MOOsEHEART LEGION TO ,
' : MEET WEDNESDAY NIGHT

The regular meeting Of the Wom-
en- of the .Mooseheart Legion will be
held MISUNDERSTANDING at 8 o'clock
at the; Moose hall; After the bust
ness session the regular :15tcent
lunch will be served, to which the
men are invited.
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QUEEN ESTHER SOCIETY :.
SERVES SUPPER FRIDAY

The Queen Esther Missionary, So
ciety Of yop Jung ladies is planning to
serve a supper if the basement OF
the Methodist church Friday eve
ming from 5 until s o'clock to which
the, public is invited.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID !.
l., HOLDS MEETING TUESDAY

The bed room division of the La
dies Aid Of the Methodist church,
Mrs. S. A. Cutter chairman, will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. R. IL. Given, 1902 Bemidji
avenues and it is desired that all
members be- present. : Z. -
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Dir. 9Th. Cent? left this morning
for Northomes where, he. will assist.
Philip Dermond, pastor there, with
Especial services each evening this
week, with the exception Of Saturday
evening. .s<.5 .45 -. '~ss<
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NORTHERN COMMUNITY MEN 2A.:%s
BEAUTIFY TOWN HALL GROUND

The men in the vicinity Of the
six-mile-corner Northern township,
met Saturday at sthe consolidated
school there and beauti6ed the
grounds. The ladies furnished a pic
mic lunch at noon. - re T o. OF 8 :i@ *$,.
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Cook With Gas
$50 If

Y Mr.. and Mrs. A: j.. Wiltse and
daughter, of Bagley, motored to Be-
midi Saturday and spent the day
shopping here and transacting bust
sness.3t They were accompanied by
Miss Alice Wiltse Of Bagley and
Misses Ethelyn and Lucille Dennis Of
Wilton. ~. y. ...,,..G d
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LOYAL ORDER or MOOSE al, L
: INITIATES CLASS TUESDAY,

On account of the large number sef
new applications for membership be-
ing received by. the Moose lodge, there
will be special session Tuesday eve
ming ats o'clock followed by lunch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Jones and fam
lily, Miss Martha Fibigar and Miss,
Anna Hoag were Sunday evening;
guests of Mr.#and Mrs. E.
Evans, 915 Beltrani avenue Mr.
Jones left on the might, train for
.Bloomer, Wis, to take up his duties
as manager for the a. ]. Martin. Re-
tail Lumber c company. -