The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-12


Carl Messingnl. q miner who was in.
jurcd IN an accident somo time ago and
has been In the American hospital re-
c'iying Treatment he sntiigls9ily ts.
20 his home Of liuckertIua. bcing cone
Voyod thlther ny the Ciarh UNDERTAKING
Thc following members Of richer lodge
of tho Knlghta of lythlaH vIHtcl thH
Miami lodge recently and put ON degf'o
nSaTd. George " hrai D. NJ brooks, w..
~, Jameson. D.. +. Tyicr H. D. lt". john
Pniows, Lawrence voyIes. a. 10. Commons
Tndsr Inc suspicep ~ tho Eu Ayant
Literary club ana th" Ladies' AId tIoieiv
of tuc Fust MemoalFt Episcopal church,
course was giyon FRIDAY upbt. whercat
llora Mario UbNiInud, graduate OF ih"
luston school Hi rNptgHt.1r. save ehNlup'tH
at her fkh OF readings Dni lwp'fn'na-
franz whltien. f' yrarr old.. yo.l
'tuown as miu'r .I 'Hls oNl'', .,u,,,..9l u,.9
Juu mIno from complication "t dis.aHCa
following q twD.uou'ns II.n'ns lig lH
Wers keld N tho family homo, Hov John
Zoe officiating Uur.u woe in the vhk
illU comctofy at ulisrt. hon.
o 'eUiivo g, IiItiee On ,hr iooal post or
the American L'ron. uu,ul'd % meeting
ni ihe county ofgnnfW.'. o. MIAMI
nov Guy e. TetIrsN Roy siearng. a. ~.
Layton, llarr, linaor John s'nutfor Do.
Wi Goilatoiu Dr. g.. %. bright =
HmIosk Arthur G. hab0 aud a. !" com.
On tho ground NJ dcseruon aud ponsup.
port Mrs. Jewell Cnuiwgll ~ TINS t.ty
has flod Fuit in diatrlct court agniusi
hsr husband. sum Cnntwcll ustiug f0r
sbgoIulo divorce, ana Tor the restoration
OF hof maiden name. jewell Hurnhnrt ~
g. stated that tho couple were married
August ie, 1890 sud separated September
10 ~ tho Same year. No children TO-
suited from tho union
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Richardson and
daughter Ruth opal were sufferers Tor
gcyera days durlnE the past week from an
attack ot ptomnino poisoning following the
evening NJ. HichHrdsun's condition be.
came critical at one time ana he was
tskcn 20 hospital for treatment His
parouiH came over from Baxter Springs TO
be at his bedside Ito soon recovered.
Tho ladies of Tho Parent Teacher nsno
citation entertained their husbands win
- program and refrcahmrnta at the hiEh
school building Tuesday night. The Com.
mittes OF arrangements consisted " the
following persons Mrs Grover ~ Todd,
Mrs Dora Jaeger. Mrs. ". N. Wnslow
Mrs Olive ~. Trap ana Ted Masters The
occasion was obviously much enjoyed.
Tho Sunshine circle held profitable
meeting at tho home Of Mrs. J, Lampkin
Thursday afternoon, Win ~ members
prosoni. The socretasy reported that ~
the relief 81 the poor during the month Of
February $40 had been spent Tor groceries
and 50 90 Tor flowers Tor tho sick. Mrs.
y. Hicks ana Mrs. !. ", Mott won the
prizes IN tho membership contest Mrs.
Homer Hendrix gave reading ON What
! Live For"
Mcsdames ia clay. Fred DeMler and
y. ClHbauEh were joint hoatoasea 20 tho
Parent Teacher association at tho i:a!er
hirh school Friday afternoon, The pro-
gram Included an address on "iiuw Can
tho church tg-pporate with tho School p
by Rev H. q. Cantteli, u paper on How
can tho Community Cooperate with the
scbooi7" by Mrs Wesley Post. paper
on "iiow can the Mother Co-Opcrate with
tho Schoolf" by Mrs. W, ". Ault. - song
by Mrs, Rose Ehrmann, and "a reading BY
Mrs. ~ Shumaker.
The 18th regular monthly AaleHday under
the Huspiccs of tho Pichor Advcrtlaing
club came round Monday. March 6, on
which occasion $3.50 In gold was distpib-
utcd In six caGh prizes OF 81 besch, under
certain rules ana regulations previously
made public. Tho drawing took place ut
1hird and Main atrects, ana was wltnt Sscd
by large crowd. DutinE the past month
merchants have been giving out tickets
tu connection with purchases at their
stores and the holders Of these tickets
were required 10 be present with them
wnen tho drawing began. Those who
held tho lucky numbers received the
prigcH.