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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-14
SATURDAY, JANUARY IA. 1927

and City Council of Americas.
Said property levied on, as tae
property of ]. L. Wynn to satisfy
an execution issued by the Superior
court of said county in favor of the
Planters Bank Of Americas, against
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-14

Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Purvis, who
have resided in Americas for the past
several years, have moved to States
boro, where Mr.. Purvis will engage
in business
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-01-14

j. L. Wynn. Said property HON.
possession of ]. L. Wynn and he !,
ing given written notice as made ~ -
provided by law. an
This the 18th day of Janr..
1922. LUCIUS HARVEY, Sb" ,'m gar
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AMERiCUS GIRLS ATTEND
WHITE HOUSE RECEPTION

Miss Elizabeth Sheffield and Miss
hulet Humber popular Americas
girls, who are students at Hollins In
stitute at Roanoke, Va, are in Wash
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

That the hip subsidy bill has not
been unanimously passed is indicated
BY many late frocks and wraps showing
normal waistline To this group ot
smart dresses belongs todavs model of
verdigris chiffon draped over q satin
slip Of matching color The slip is, Of
course, sleeveless, and the chiffon sleeves
are developed from an &rmhoe ev.
tending to the depth Of tho corsage and
confined by tight cuff Of satin
The drapng Of the skirt in nontS.
permitting glimpscs Of the satin uu.
derskirt, is one of th, tricks of the
season As VIII he srnr. the chiffon
skirt parts down the front 70 give q
mora satisfactory simmer Of silk. 4
design Of silver threads On the front
Of the corsHgc is the only touch Of con.
trIst.
B. II" way. this tint Of green known
a> ynrii@r!s is 10, much used q present
b. French designers.
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Tie City Apart ment-t Large iiedroOm
Ey Hqrold Donqldson Eherlein

A really lovely bedroom wag BE-
furnished in al apartment bN first
treating the windows, which uIay look
out on dark court, with gaI2e cur.
tains that fasten top and bottom With
adjustable "eds These admit all ~ tire
availabl. light but form defensive
screen from too close nei.hboIs. We
can then hang. II We wirh thin silk
draw curtains and over these loavtcr
drapcry Of lined tnhcta or br2cadr
or chintz.
A beautiful room! seen recently was
done in deep ivory walls, with ivory
silk gauze at the windows. There was
4 soft, gray-blue silk showing o faint
suggestion Of self-tone stripe as draw
curtain and was finished with a mul
berry edge, Over the draw curtains
there were mulberry silk hancings
draped back at the side and having q
valance above 10 connect them This
room had an Aubusson rug 10 cream. .
faint green, mulberry and blue
The Louis XNI chairs were UP,
holstered in the blue striped silk. the
bed cover vas of the mulberry silk, as
'-ss the drapery Of the dressing table
and the silk o. the three lamp shades
Zone beside the bed, one on daven-
port lamp by the chaise Tongue and one
on the writing table. The furniture
was Louis XVI, but might have been
modern painted furniture done in tho
hlue of the draw curtains or in ivory
or In black with touches Of the blue and
rosa mulberry.
(Tomorrow--The City Apartment
Living RO0n)
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willie Anstruthers is very nice
young man." ventured Candice.
"Humph Don't fancy him." growled
Peter.
And Calvin George is considered Il
great catch" she went on.
mo business ability whatever said
Peter, emphatically. But of course, II
YOU are really in love with either Of
these Young men--but this is entirely
outside of my jurisdiction
But suppose" said Candice: that
| wasn't in love with either Of them,
but with some one elSet'
"Oh. in that case--what sort Of bust
ness man is this other?'
IAN excellent one,' replied Condice,
with little sigGle,
And Of a suitable age
Just ten years older than myself. y
shyly.
Correct in his habits"
"Oh. remarkably SO.
These things are important, rent
/ Oh Peter, for when my trusteeship
terminates your husband would nat
/ urally be the one to look after Your
/ business matters. lie will find every.
thing iu order and: that your fortune
has considerably increased under M
care--which reminds me that tht tim"
| is fast approaching when. by the terms
/ of your crandiather's will, ! must re-
linQuish the superl ISlop II your al.
fairs
And YOU say that ny husband would
naturally be the person to look after
+ them" asked Candico
{ Yes when I give them ny, replied
Peter.
( pm dam want ~ou 70 gira iLolu
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! ARTcK dec. II. 1922, at her Iats, Iats resi. ,i.
dsnfs AnGrsa n StEAiHNR tRsiSf2es %i S
i;iends are tnyited 70 funeral: Fri ss:
/ NJ. Int New Cathedral Gem
sANEs spdaenly Dec ~ .. willq2v
S9S S:hss RsPss R,fiysss, ss, a
Anna panenhoWer. Beshayres, Pa. III. YIN
ins ' Terminal i TIT ia;4S 5'f p. Dsi"''''' e. ~
LkAH t1ssBt B.nifss SHNN Pas seESe.s Pic 'as
SsfhaS: o soYand T Aer3Mn e IN IT, L ian
13o to o.
RE7GET.--Deo. 13. CHARLES p. BER-
GEN. Relatives and friends iny!ted 70 70 ser, %
sall st. Int. private.
nusSsSG q sas Bd2maG l922 nes
EeiatIXes and fri9nus aso Johp + EwaMshins Msir,
to1 HS Camp 80 No. w. 464 o. ? 2 8. s, Of are r.
'ed to attend fnn'F1l TF 81 int
Greenwood Gem. Friends may call Thurs
"A b.: 4; ,s.s 4iqss 4ssAs 81 bfNAD24 n sfH
SS ysai toass Hs'fiiSss sss g.? Y
tsa to the ssTses on Fdsy EDO issS
chestnut st. 1nternent private.
skEWER sR aeeI 4eS &c. Services lSSs Al S6 st. A6an
GhHreh h!I,a. Tabor road olney Fri ,-,a-s A nj II
Abert cpmmSss aH Sa iSF' ais w. eTs fao9t fSoad
10 o'eiock. Entrance On american st.
Rsatiyes ana ii? fTsnas ars iHH!tsd to attend
ne55s 5sti Thur h nrI S0 rsou NJ s1s: l?o 81
Gresory's Church 10 A. A. M' M Int private.
,,C BCRKE,-Dec.. IS. MARY G. -w.ifee, Of Of
from her afs Ps'se TesGenSe "a AT5more ave-
4dsmss 4a5amas fSs,.b Ps soSmg uIs IY St @is Dans 81
Gem.
,s5s2g of Mar ,o;; nee bE.S .$sa
Frsndss dssa5xss hoass S0 soa l56 56eH1' O. ago S
invited - ai,snl funeral .e:Is,s III;or3 TTi;
St IN private. vat '' &ortT C@do- iiji GSn,
RemaiHs may be T%!aw2d this (Thurs! eve.
af,er 9elosS at Tss4sn'f g hs s.oE 6I93ir Sun
sn;a"i ave int SeatFS a, York fat pa '' N''"S Gun
TtAGa0RNRGG sns Il Sf 5''afTss %9SS
q James l., clae6ofn, in her ,96th year
pe:'s ee Of fisH'ss' HsHfs C. 72Hfs s. 45h St
Int private.
Of Mary NHssro%e o.; "a Glsy '; ard son "f late
James and Mary Tncham Clay. Relatives
and friends also Walker Lodge. No. 306.
and Perseverance Encar.pment. No. i35. l.
o. e. F.. invited TO funeral services, Sat,
2 p. NJ. at Chapel of Kirk & Nice, 1901
Germantown ave. Remains may be viewed
az his late residence. 5Sij Ma g?!ol.a ave.
Fri. eve.
cLEARY.-pec. 8 HrGH husband Of
Margaret Cleary (nee '!cG.atht Funeral
Fri. 80 a. NJ. from the parlors Of
Thomas 2. Rookie. $. Z. CO.: 56th and Cedar
ave. Mass OF requiem at Church OF the
Transformation \. VI IT.. private.
CRAWLEY.- .-Sudicni.. on Dec. IL. 1922
Park ave, sOn Of the late William H. and
Harriet s.. Craw!ey.. aca5 G5 Years. Rea-
tyes and friends. so Veterans Asso. and
fellow employees OF the Ph.a. and Reading
Railway Co. are invited TO tho service
on Friday afternoon. At . O'Clock, at the
Oliver H. Bair Bldg 1870 Chestnut st.
Internent private.
DAVIS. DEC lo NAOMI E.. daughter o.;
Joseph (. and the late Ahote W Davis
Funeral services private. sat. r. NJ at
her la'e residence. 5-2J l.rne st. Friends
cal. Fri evening.
poNAHrE; --pe". y, THOMAS. husband
Relatives and friends are iayited 10 attend
funeral sat. a NJ. lat" residence. 90
Sears St. Solemn mass of rnqulem Sacred
Heart church $50 a. y. Int. Holy Cross
Gem.
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Mount Airy Organizes

T.. u. Ferguson was elected president
Of the newly organized Mount Airy
School Association at meeting in Odd
Fellows Hall last evening. Other off Z.
GERS are: Vice president, DR.. Thomas
Carmichael; secretary, George L.
Lcigler; treasurer. Robert MacNeill.
IN Executive Committee Of twenty
members was also chosen. DR., Car
michael presidc3
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LOAN BODY TO ELECT
Federated Association viii Hear
Address by Judge Stern

Ctircrs and directors - til" FeI
era,cl Loan Association VIII b" hosts
IL 4 dinner 70 stockholders O. the or
gaM!zat."M at the Mercantile Ch;1 tp.
lay. The second annual E.an,.n; will
be He,I in coninnct!on with the dinner.
Speakers will include judge Stern.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-14

Jules Z. Mastbaum, president Of the
organization Jacob Billikopf. director
of the Federation of Jewish Charities,
and William liirsch, manager Of the
nssoCintiOL
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IN NfTNiORIAM

SMITH In memory OF GEORGE W.
SMITH. NJ. D.. who entered the higher ltfe
18th Month "a, 1910. HIS FAMILY.
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DRathS

ARItK. Dec. H. 1922, at her late resi.
Ience. 1o4s n. American st. ELEANOR. VIE
q Harry Arlek nee Nolan) Reiatiysess Be-. s.so aha &c
" from o6G y. 5th 81. Requiem mass et
Church OF the Immaculate Conception 10 a.
NJ. Int New Cathedral Gem.
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BERGEN. Dec. 13. CHARLES p. BER-
GEN. Relatives and friends invited 70 ssrN-
ices. Fri. p. NJ. residence. 30OS ~ Bon
call ct. Int. private.
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Can or Tell?
How Rocks Are Formed

b. r. !. md i. ". B53m~r
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tsGAT,At Il !, sArt rttanssdaie Pa Deo IL ie2s ~
residence of A.. Rowland Aaron. l2A z; 4th
Ct. Lansdale, Pa. Fri. p. NJ. Int. Lans-
dale Gem. Friends may call Thurs. e'e''
I:3O to O.
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,BsowSiAN.ss-pec. l2 1922. F'RANkLfTHS' +: Ns1aTH
Council. No. 20. J Jr. 3. Z. A. X; Washing.
tqn Camp NO. 46i' P. 8. s. Of 4. are in- n
y. late residence 1"2D y. 4th ST. in,'
Greenwood Gem. Friends may call lhurs'
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7, = PREMIER. Dec II 1922. THOMAS ~
Church. Tabor road Olney, Fri. a: n;
bsfhtenfs h NAV call Thurs, eve at parIo's 90 90
10 o.eiock. Entrance On American 81.
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snsba2d of Mary Il iosi nee ApEbSaEl b7ca aSsd
Y, Relatives and friends. also Chosen
fTiHds ny{tc5 i Lodge ~ 100 g g
T. NJ, at his late residence. 4l3 Richmond
81. nv. nrlNnfa. Nh.tk Cnin- NL.L GGni
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NEFN0ETH.-D.- - ,ooo 49,,
W:;e q - $S0aT4ue! Hepworth aged e. F;,,n.s; T.;
beran1 81 st. i Iaf NJ Grsssonn% sss; :5s U@S"S GS
KGn!ains may be viewed Thurs. s 10 ID : HSeyi' z
HERFOE. De-. IL. SUSAN Q.aa v,,t,a.
b4tb ve,r we %. T1omas Heron W. her her
Wtea 70 attend funeral, Friiay : S3o o1'Se n
tSEs;' saIsnr a.s ref;2&nsS fe3YsS S2sa Eas ca9ea
ne Hat.Ytty 10 A. r. Inte-r,cnHt1 H1'FH II,I!. or
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BANEs. Suddenly Dec. ~, OF willow
Grove Pa. OLIVER c.. son. Of Franklin l.
and Jennie p. Banes, aged ls Relatiyss ahS
2. NJ from the residence Of his aunt. 1irs
Anna Danenhower. Bethayres. Pa. Int. -Wm
ing Terminal 1oah p
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GEtTaEfR wfs Of re st, Josn b4s her.
soth year. Relatives and friends; also
ladies' A'd Society Of Sc; Michael,s German
2 P. NJ. residence. e441 n. "a ct. Ut.
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BRADLY.--At his residence, SIT n 26th
st., on Dec. II. 1922. THOMAS Ss BESapLfS, IL
Richard Vaux Lodge, No. 3o3, P. and A, ~:
Harmony Chapter. No. SO, 'R. A. y. and ~.
Johns Commandery. No 4. K. +. are IN
vtted to the service. on Friday afternoon; az
:, o clock. at the Oliver H. Bair Bldg. lsso
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her s!s'er. MIS-. W. r. Hays, snd other
Mis- claud Burrows returned 20 her
home I'm Stuupwau saturday sftcr a
few days visit IN the city. she was ar-
compauIr. NV her flther " - Julian.
Miss Nancy Gott, who has hceu visit.
ms at the home ~ her brother, John
Gott Tor the past fe wdAys returned
90 her home in MuskoEea saturday night
Miss Pauline Gott accompanied her home
Tor an extended visit
drrn have returned from a ten days' VI.
cation rpeui at their club house on tho
spsNluaw river They were accompanied
hv Mr. nul Mrs Joe chambers ana Miss
chSsrrr" Gi9ur9 ot Tulsa. v,... .,,,..,
nome Wednesday morning from an cS.
tended visit to relatives ana frlcuds I'm
HuuthoHff NIsrHoufi They were uttnI
panied home Nv Mt Eoisc,H Wster Mr.
HANDLE of ropar Uutt4 Mo
lul Mrs. Robert Tanner tn tho Academy
addition. Nr VIII Mcclellan au1 Nie'
Ada Warrington. two oG tInrcW'toF pHp
uIUr Young tUlh. were married lN Rev
clarence Campbell pastor OF th" firsi
rIcsbytcriuu church. Th,y lore f'r Den
,tr ana other points I'm Colorado tor a
two VechN wedding trim after which
they viii make their huWc I'm tlarcwofr.
Tho WomHna Missionary society ~ Tho
Christian ,uutDh entertained With
O'Clock luncheon Ht tho church FRIDAY,
July T. entertaining el tho women of
the iocpl cuur,u the Misstunaty ru,irt'
from chelsea and number from Tulsa
inrIuIiuE Mrs U E. williamson. dlFttlci
secretary. nud Mrs. Morse. mother ui
Russell Morse who went with the Doctor
shelton party 60 Tibet Ih0te two ltll'a
were tho principal speakers VI the "I'
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STATE SOCIETY

dan. abstractor, OF near Row. was here
Friday
Lewis Lunfay. court clerk and Dan
Price spent Thursday sening on spavi-
nav fishing
Frank Haggsrd r. r. Calvert ana
Charles Tye were county seat visitors
last week
). NJ. swisher. Jim Meredith. Mr Van.
hoose and others from Peters Prairie.
were here Friday.
4. J. Williams Hugh teniren, X NJ
were here saturday.
Dec Jones' wade II. Denton and Dee
Mann Of Kansas. passed through here
Friday on route to Grove.
bud Thomason made trip 20 Grove
Friday taking up Jess Addlngtou ana
Frank Phillips who went up to the har-
yest fields
In honor Of her eleventh birthday the
little friends ot Bessie Brook uHscmh. ed
at her home Friday evening ana hap
py time followed
Mr. and Mrs BIZ ruffied have moved
into the sterling property on the north
side OF the square, recently vacated By
Mr. and Mrs Duft Rogers.
Raw Ford and family srent dav or
30 on Spavinaw and had reasonable
and zelma Scales, MIR. and Mrs. Ted
Arthurs and Mrs. Perry Arthurs.
The Seniors held class meeting with
Rev. and Mrs Ford Friday evening, The
following attended: Misses lzene Ar
thurs, Maude walker. Retha Mosier. Ida
Sparks, Myrville Walker and Eula Null
lins; Mossrs. Ray Thomson, Everett
Mullins. Ted Franklin. FcnrX walker
Tom Mullins and jay weston.
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MOI NDS.


F. 4. Cook, was a Tulsa visitor Mon
Mrs Elmer Chiffon returned home
from Oklahoma CITY Monday.
were Mounds visitors the first OF the
"vHl Miss Mildred Nelson is spending the
summer in Mounds with her mother Mrs
Mrs. John Maxwell jr.. left WEDNESDAY
Mr. ana Mrs. sam HedrIck arrived
Saturday to spend several days visNns
in the home Of their parents Mr.. ana
Mr. a and Mrs. Joseph walker and
daughter. Marguerite. accompanied By
Mr. and Mrs J. X Korndorfer spent The
Fourth at Sand Springs.
Nevada. and ROY Ry smoot Of Los Angeles
cal, arrived wednesday for visit IN ,he
home Of their parents Mr.. and Mrs
James Smoot,
Mrs. James smoot sr, VINO has taken
suddenly m Friday morning Is s,ili m
Mason Of Tulsa, Herman Snoot OF
Okmulgsc Walter smoot ot Paducnh
Ky. are ar the bedside of their mother
The marriage Of Miss Bcullh Robert.
Of Bristow to Vernon Crouch formerly OF
Mounds was solcmnized sunday at one
a clock At the home Ot tho rroOW's sister
Mrs NJ W. Bushy ot Sapulpa, the ceVe'
monv being performed by Rev A. r
Crouch Is the accomplished daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs O Roberts ~ Bristcw
having heen successful school teacher
and holding positions Ia Edmond and
Myra crouch of Mounds, and l. cashier
of the bank Of Shamrock. Mounds frlend'
extend congratulations 20 the yo'ng
couple who will reside in sapulpa.
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Mrs. y. q OIouuon spent tho vook
en-, Win friends ot Wagner.
Tow nro Visiting Mr. aud Mts j. r.
Mr. sni Mrs George Ross spent satu,
day oud Sunday ln ruhie1uah with rer
Mics Gertrude Justus W rahisqush g,
| visiting her aunt. Mrs. GEORGE Ross. and
NrA Pen Mssr and con. ch.,ie. I'd
! Duncan.
Mr ana Mrs. George rcessu ana MIS-.
| MARY N'wln spent tho psst few days
Mt aud Mrs Harry Kates spent Tues
! Id1y nul NouloHIuy in Tulsa with fel
auyDs and fIends
MiSa Geneva Green has returned 10 hcr
home 900 -1Eoryah after attending sum.
uIDr school here.
Little Mike pnannon, son ot Mr.. and
MIS- fran, % b1nu"u 10 visiting with
George raucrso. ana family ana Mr.
and Mra hcfurIt Patterson spont the
fourth in send splns.,, -
turned Co their home n ubmulsco after
Cd short stay 800 ih, city,
Mrs Dick shelton spcut the week end
with hcr sister. Mra Arthur Settle. at
th" sand sp,us hg.pIuI.
parents Mr. ml Mis-. H. S. Burgoss
Miss Eva tNut had tur nor fourth 0f
July gucs's Of Miss nosslo watuyr ana
b1hhio I'pshCr of Nuwata.
Mr. amt Mra. a.. M Wakefield Of
t"uap8h. are visiting at tho home Of
Mr AMI Mrs a. 4. Bo11IuE.
Miss Mary Porter Of Iu,s, arrived tn
CWrouofe saturday Tor visit with hcr
friond, Miss Mary ELLA Davis
Nh and Mrs Bert Beymcr came IN
Monday nom TcNaB to VISIT with hor
Mr. and Mrs b. =. rtckcune. real
estate man uf Tulsa Boz visiting Mrs.
/ |rirkeuurs sister. Miss srauldlng
Mrs A. L.. Eutcs Will return sunday
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colvne and tho latter's daught'r
Louise
clayton Smith len Tuesday Tor
Montreal whore he will be "a guest OF
the Missouri state Life Insurance COM
pany, was member 0f tho quarter Mil
iion Dollar club He VIII be gouo two
weeks.
In honor Of their dmghtcr7. lrcz
brtscoe and Jea Ferguson, Mrs Jay
Hrlscoe and Mrs Joe Ferguson enter
tain.d at tn" home Of tho fI-m,r Wed
nesday morni9g. Both .ch,drcn wore
celebrating their third Hirthi1y. The
Hughes and Mrs H. T NlHri
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas iaIhy celebrated
th.ir thirty third wedding anniversary
Monday at a 8 O'Clock dinner, which was
In tho nature Of home coming Their
children, Maurice Loahy uf Tulsa. Tim
Loahy of Ninmi Smith L"ahy and Miss
Mary Esther Leahy ~ pawhuska wore
at home for the occasion.
Tho business Womeu's club was enter
tained Rt tho homo ~ Mrs. Elizabeth
| Gruhbs Wednesdsy evening. In the bust
ness session the resignation ~ Miss Sarah
Halliburton was accepted aud Miss Ruth
johnson was elected TO succeed her ns
} president. Miss Irene Boltz announced
that she had sent of an exhibit ot
osaEe Indian wHrbonnet and other
trophies 20 he part ut the oklahoma
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.!o. okemah last Saturday Visiting with
friends.
Mrs. ". :. walker and sons returned
homo last sunday from three-wceks'
vgi with relatives AZ Springfield. ohio.
Mr. ani Mrs " w. snyder ana chii'
dren went 60 STROUD Monday and to.
Wpnc1 the eroater part of tho week Wis
lunE relatives aud friends
Mrs. u. J. possey accompanied by
Misses Nara ant sallie Msv' bossoy, ar
Gale ~ remain the rost " tho summer
visiting relatives. Mrs. Matt ~ possev
mot tho PARTY at Dhahoma city and
accompanied thom TO ukemsh
lav tor East Bangor. Pa. where they
Will spend their vacation visiting Mrs
Jenkins parents Reverend Jeukin viii re-
turn 90 hs duties aa pastor OF tho
Methodist Episcopal church August I
Yul NtH. luuklu wlll continue her visit
uuul tho first Vt September
a picnic oi more than usual interest
wHH held ct the piruIr Eruunds ON the
huE SHARP place Tuesday when 60.
union uf Oh" buHspy family was cello
nRfrd along with tho nations bIr'h.
dtN The party which represented four
rrurrutluus ut tho buaHoy family. drove
out to tho picnic grounds early In the
AFTERNOON whore tho fost ~ tho dty was
enjoyed and In the evening picnic
dinner was served. !ha members ~ the
family present were Mr and Mrs o.
= buaFrN Nj anu Mfr Matt u. IuHscy
Mr and Mrs. william posHry. Mr. and Mrs
Mis Earl possey aud sou Mr. ana Mt.
Tbu buHscy. Mrs. ~. i. poascN. Misses
Natr ana Salllo Mae pofHoy aud Mira
J ~ Hurke and children. Mrs y. \
pusscy VI Riverside, cat, mother ~
@. j, Nat y. ana william posssy. was
rho oldest member Of tho family pres
irr of Nts =. r.. burke. was tho young.
OF. Hho beius about year old.
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STIluJ d.

Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clarkson an enter
taluius the James family Of WdIelka.
Mrs. Glen g.. expected TO arrive ON sun
dav from her stay In Livingston
Montana.
John Foster Of f. Worth, Texas. spent
the week Of the Fourth with his parents
In this city. -
Mr. and Mrs, Dodds and daughter
Marion left Monday for months Naea-
tlon at Galveston, Texas
Mir and Mrs. Tom McNay left Thurs
dav for Kentucky being called by the
serious illness OF Mrs. McNey's father
Tho christian Missionary society met
with Mrs. A. l.. A'speugh hostess on
Wednesday the first meeting OK the year.
Tho "Mikado' was presented on FRIDAY
night at the High School auditorium by
home talent assisted by Earl Winn OF
Oklahoma city.
Leota went TO Arkansas City Monday
where after a few days visit with the
u. v Burton family they Will 20 60
Mascoro Idaho. 70 visit a sister Of Mr''
Stevenson.
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n paugh, former grocer Of this city
Ia moved his family to Ada. 10000.
'vls. Alice Means spent wednesday
y'N friends in Dustin.
~, ,-'sa oliver. oil man OF Okmulgeo
/. .ylu1lug the week with friends mere
" MI j. y. Rebman had as her guest
Ne rast week. Mesdames c. G. Mcclure
snd Eu.sei Belly or Norman.
wiley Ambrose and Vernon Young
have taken their families 20 the OzaTks
"a srond two or three weeks
"pu and Buddy two little sons Of
|rass Oliver. oil man ot OkWulgee, visit
Cd their friend Jr. Sappinston last week
Nrs. GLADYS Wydner and Two iiiue
children Of California. are here visiting
Mn. Wydners parents Mr. and Mrs WY
Nix sarah Frances Ausbury Of Okla
borrt Cltv who has been tho ChIrIui1g
surst Of Mrs Nandell Lane for past fort
slgrt departed for her home Wednesday.
Mrs Guy Buchner and son are VISIT
ing Bro Kansas for coming two weeks, A.
e,pIf,tlon uf that time they Will be
,5ueI py Mr.. Buchner and travel thru
Mr.. r and Mrs ]. II, Leftwlch and two
children. and Mrs. Leftwich's sister Mrs.
bHIy Tucker motored to Tecumseh Tues
d.y 90 spend the Fourth with their
,Ssrer,s Mr and Mrs. r ~ Murray.
,--r-a-fy resided In Little Rock, Ark
hut are now on their way to Alberquer'
az Mrs. ,' iestc - Harris was hostess to the
Merry Makers Friday. Attractive
basEs.v of shasta daisies were -rtistlcal-
Ia placed IN the rooms Mrs J. r. Har.
mai made high club score and Mrs. j.
n BosIey high guest score. Mrs. Harris
wa assisted IN serving "A dainty salad
ana iced course by Miss McClung and
Mrs Lee Warren Crutcher. Special
r4iest of the afternoon we're Mesdamca
u Howell Roy smith, Bi' Tucker, @.
r. Stlrmau McCullum of TeNarkana,
". l.. Higgins, j. D. Boxey, Dean
Moths. and Miss Sarah Frances-Ausbury
Il IL L-Lt..