The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-10-03
DR.. JONES GIVES
FIRST LECTURE IN
COLLEGE COURSE
Famous "HlllblIIy" to Appear In
Series Entitled "poiItleai Pro.
traeted Meeting. stressIna
Good Citizenship.
WIN. J. BRYAN ONE OF
STELLAR ATTRACTIONS
Imposing Array Of Talent Promised
by Women's Club and o. c. W.
Several Musical Celebrities
to Present Programs.

'uoptfutlnE Win the OktaHuflH
College for Women. the Mcdowell
Music club of Chickasha. has com.
pleted arrangements TO bring an ex-
tcnsive lecture course to the college
this year, starting on October s, Of
ficers OF the club announced today.
This first number will be DR..
Granville Jones. lecturer. who up
peared In Chickasha last year under
the auspices OF the ChIckasha Lions
club aud the o. G. W. He will be
here for series of lectures on
October s and continuing through
October 22. The theme OF his
lectures will be along the lines
of good citizenship. The splendid
quality OF his lecture last year is re-
sponsible for his return here this
year. His first lecture. next Sunday
viii be free, while an admittance
charge Of 25 cents will be made for
the remaining lectures. Season
tickets, however. covering the entire
lecture course will admit holders to
any or all of his lectures, 1t is
stated.
A campaign for the sale OF season
tickets Is TO he launched this week.
the charge for the course of nine
numbers being So to people of the
city or S. to students of the o. c. w.
The quality of the talent secured
has never been surpassed. those in
charge of the lecture course state.
They also point out that 1t is the
most expensive series of entertain
ments ever offered on the lecture
platform of Chickasha.
Aside from Granville Jones, the
following talent has been secured:
Mozart Impresarrio company; the
Hinshaw quartet; William Jennings
Pryan: May Peterson. vocalist; the
Tollefsen trio; Evelyn Scotney. dra-
matte soprano and Miximillian Rose,
violinist. skyhill, Australian lecturer
and Mirovitch, Russian pianist
Those who have kept in touch
with the lecture or lyceum courses
Offered in Chickasha in the past
are free in their statements that
this course promises to be the best
ever scheduled in this city.
G. W. Austin has received letter
from Granville Jones, stating that
he will arrive in Chickasha on Sat
urday evening. He has chosen for
his lecture on Sunday Feeding on
Husks.' This is distinctly lecture
Oh the boy and the opportunities
presented for helping him toward
good citizenship. Mr. Jones especial
ly urges parents to hear this lecture.
Other lectures are to be handled
by Mr.. Jones during his stay in
Chickasha. One is; "The Greed of
America This deals with what it
takes to make an American and
what men believed when they found
ed the republic.
Another lecture Isl "The Enemies
of America In this talk, Mr. Jones
deals with the forces, which il left
alone, will destroy America he
says.
The fourth lecture is: "The OPP
portunities Of America In this
lecture, the speaker brings out that
now is the time to do certain things
which no nation can do and which
must be done now or never. 1t is
probable that he will also repeat
the lecture which he gave here last
year and which proved so popular
1t is: Philosophy of Hillbilly.'
Mr.. Jones calls his series OF lee
lures Political Protracted Meet
ing or Good Citizenship Re-
vival."