The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-05

.. t'fyde McGarty OF Ninita - IN
\ ,nA's,i thi, week attending court. ,..z,
hiau' 'Ii's Il Cobban has returned from
M, MS where she visited few days Tth
4 fHsnds II Benemtendl has been visit
\ ne past week In CRANKY MO- win
reauVes Mrs w. A. ogden left this
,Nr' ,,r california. where they VIII spend
~. rest OF the winter. ,..a
4 Uv,Nood Mrs Fred Reed have returned
W. ave- .svtrsi weeks visit with relatives
IN NeT'pp pobsrts Of okmulgee Is visiting T.
\ nans of Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Wirs OF
D IN 3 street, nor,hwes,; 1gsr,on Of Hugo is the
l.., a, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Turner OF the
4 U.rman apartments. 49,. A.. -. ho,n.
Mss Lizzie Dale returned 70 her nom. ,.,,
4, Kansas city. after an ertehueu Nis'
,,rs VIII Zrars' family.
w and Mrs. Keys returned from Hen
-v.t,a where they spent seVeral oays u"
business and visiting ,r,a% tYsnds' and Dorothy
0ssbsrd of Alton are guests OF 50
Sa,hsrine Younger this week.
~, A e CroninEer will leave on Wed ,
,,,day for oklahoma Guy anu WoVu Ms,u Wa
y, months visit with friends ana rels-
Ws w., FLOYD Clark departed Thursday
,-srrinr for Pershing TO Join her husband
n. !. engaged In the oil business IN tho'
nslnW m. "a Mrs. o. o. Carter OF Holdenvills
..,a,.S Tuesday to visit with Mrs. Car
,,ys sister. Mrs. J. o. Faulkner Tor sew
" R,S J. c. Linton. pastor Of the Presby-
,,,lsn church attended the state Presoy
,,rl,p oonvocatlon In Tulsa during the
pv pW-' VIZ fred Newton, son Dick and daugh-
/ "a, virginia left Friday for Bowling Green.
Ey. "a Join Mr.. Newton for the rest OF
IT,, 1--we, Beth Crenshsw. no was
4 ~ ~ week
s,rteltl. In the Miami hospital Is re-
Ma M And Mrs Van Lloyd OF Van Buren,,
Ak, are the guests n me meme s.0,,v %, ,ne of
sset, Mrs. W. T., Mode anu ie"h'S
p'allne wharton. the small daughter of
D, ana Mrs. ]. T. Wharton. who has been
,si,t lever. 10 improving rapidly.
F"E. Miner and s. A. Kenoyer, who
have been visiting home folk for the past
week, returned to Muskogee tho first OF
n. week where they ares serving on the
N, baN.tbaiI team representing the
cArstlsn church here defeated the Com
nsree Christian five 20 TO z, Tuesaay eve eve
hlng The. game was the first OF the SEA
pu for the visitors.
M, Rose Tibbets of Hollywood, Call.
arrived in Miami Tuesday from Okmulsee.
vAes she has been visiting her son, am
.tissa guest In the home OF her n oro,ns,' rs,
III
\ northwest indefinitely.
Miss Opal Brockman. who represented
Ks,Sahne high school In recent
| dselamatory contest at Galesburg. Ill, was
/ sarled first honrs. Miss Brockman Is the
augh,er Of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Broehman
u hls city, and attended Miami high
shoo
G N. London has accepted the superin-
lsndeney Of the Miami Baptist hospital
xheh position was mad, vacant by the
4 isslsnatlon of LA worley. who has had
eAafge Tor the past rs months. Mr. Lon.
aon entered upon his new duties the nrst
February.
meeting was held Wednesday at 5:9o
stlOek In the basement OF the pubic
hbrafy for the purpose of forming chap
| tf Of American war mothers Any mother
sho has had son or daughter In the
Ih,sd States sertice during the world
~ will be welcome.
ne annual father and son banquet was
hsi In the basement of the First Chris.
ila church Wednesday evening at
odock There were more than hundred
fpsse present. A most pleasant evening
vaf enjoyed. Short talks, music and
p.sis were given by several of the guests
hn j. L. Palmer and grandson, hoods
Phmsr. returned Saturday from an en-
eWton Of a week In the lower Rio Grand
valley About is excursionists from Miami
We party at Joplin. They visited fruit
pl,ntstiOhs and farms and brought back
samples OF the fruit, among them beine
,mens the size Of large grapefruit. While
veIs The Miami party vi1ited the hom'
~ CHARLES Carmichael. well known here
was resident Of Miami for seyera