The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-05-25

Watch for announcement of date for
Minstrel Show, which will be given by
the Forgan American Legion, at the
Globe, in the near future. 1t is al
scream. Don't miss it.
Co. Supt. Henson and wife and Mrs.
w. G. Stranathan drove over to Good
well the past week to make arrange
ments for their daughters and other
Beaver young folk to attend summer
school at p. A. NJ. c., the coming term.
Misses LA Brown and Nellie Lusk,
of Kokomo Vicinity, left last week for
Magdalena, New Mexico, going through
in their car. They will make final
proof on their homesteads and establish
their permanent homes there.
The Bible class, of the Presbyterian
Sunday School, met at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Laughrin Wednesday
evening, in social gathering in honor of
their teacher A. o. Andrew, who is
leaving soon, his work as superinten-
dent OF Beaver schools having been
completed.
The Marthas, Of the Christian church,
offered fine line Of pure food for sale
at Tracy's Hardware Store, Saturday
afternoon and, as usual, received lib
eral patronage. The proceeds were
applied to pay for the new church car
pet,
Mrs. f. j. Horne was taken seriously
i'll while at Huntoon, Texas, Sunday
attending Baptist church services. She
was not able to return to her home
here until Monday and is suffering
nervous prostration. We are glad to
report that she is somewhat improved
at this time.
Mrs. NJ. c. Green received word this
week chat her mother, Mrs, Tweedie
of Carrollton. Missouri, had suffered
severe injuries from a fall. Mrs.
Tweedie visited her daughter here last
summer and made many friends at
that time all of whom will regret to
hear of her unfortunate accident.
Members of the Bide-a-Wee club
gathered at the home of Mrs. A. o.
Andrew Monday afternoon to say good.
bye to her and to present her with a
souvenir spoon as token of remem-
brance. Mr.. Andrew has been super
intendent of Beaver schools the past
two years and Mrs. Andrew has been
active in club woak. They will not re-
turn to Beaver another year.
John H. Lawson was up from Hun
toon, Texas, Saturday on business.
Rev. 7. E. Carter, Harley Holcomb
and Merle Altman returned with him
and Rev. Carter conducted services at
Huntoon that evening. On Sunday E.
J. Horne and family, Mrs. Carter and
daughters. Miss Vesta, Jessie and Joe,
Will Hooper and family and J can Spohn
drove to Huntoon where the First Mis-.
|, sionary Baptist church was organized
at that place, with eleven charter
members. A big basket dinner was
served at noon. Visitors from Cana.
= dian, Perryton and Booker, Texas, anc
Beaver, Balko and Logan were present,
A letter Of recent date from Mrs. w.
r H. Robertson, formerly of Beaver but
now of Maysville, Missouri, announces
r the death of her mother, Mrs. Mary E.
. Taylor. Among other things Mrs.
, Robertson writes that they do not like
Missouri as well as the west and that
they will go to the mountains in Au.
: gust. They miss their Beaver friends
I and hope to be with us again some day
which is more proof that the call OF
l. old Beaver, whatever it is, is mighty
I hard to resist and we'd not be at all
: surprised to see the Robertsons come
!, drifting back this fan or sooner. The
children are fine. Little Mauree made
two grades in school this year and
= William graduated from the eighth
I grade.
Advertising in y..i paper has
70 brought results, writes Paul Gregg,
of Woodward, in remitting for his ad,
: this week. Sure, Herald advertising
! brings results if the advertiser has
anything to sell and worth the price.
This paper lays no claim to performing
miracles but we'll say this much. If
goods are judciously advertised, the
: quality and price right, Wen guaran-
tee results. 1t is all right to hide an
advertisement away in the depths of
some booklet and it may be worth all
it costs and on the other hand. adver-
tising on bridges, sign posts and side
walks may be all right for those who
happen to pass that way but real ad-
vertising, that brings real results,
. must come through the local newspaper
and it will never come any other way
The paper goes into hundreds, yes