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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
Coast Highway
Association to
Be Established
Conference of Oregon and CAL
ifornia Coast Counties at
Crescent City set for July 10th.

The North Of the Bay Counties of
California and the Roosevelt. Memorial
Coast Highway Association have def
initely determined on July 10 mex.
as the date of the big meeting Of rep
resentatives interested in the Pacific
Coast Highway which in the State of
Oregon is commonly known as the
Roosevelt Coast Highway.
From present indications this NEE,
ing vii! be attended by not only large
delegations representing the county
courts and commercial bodies of each
OF the coast counties Of the Oregon
and northern California districts, but
also will! be attended by official rep
resentatives of the highway commits
sions Of both Oregon and California,
as well as department engineers rep
resenting the United States bureau o,
public roads.
The meeting which has been set for
July 10 at Crescent City will be called
to order by Mr.. w. E. Miller of Eure-
ka, the president of the North of the
Bay Counties of California association.
Hon. Ben F. Jones, of Newport, Lin
coin county, Oregon, president of the
Roosevelt Memorial Coast Highway as
sociation, will respond for Oregon, to-
gether with State Senator A. w. Nor
blad, Clatsop County Director, an.
John C. Kendall, Of Marshfield, dire.
tor for Coos county, and many others,
who will present different phases of
the coast highway in Oregon.
United States Engineer Purcell, OF
Portland; Herbert Num-, of the State
highway engineers; Hon. R. A. Booth,
John Yeon and w. A. Barrett, asso-
ciate members of the state highway
commission, as well as the county
courts and commissioners of the coun.
ties along the California and Oregon
coast have been invited to attend, and
ia large number have signified their
intention Of meeting at Crescent City
on the date Of the meeting.
Crescent City was chosen as being
the logical meeting point between "a.
!ifornia and Oregon, as it is only ten
miles from the state boundary, and
is the home of Judge Childs, one of
the most famous good road enthusl-
asts of the state of California. Cres-
ent City is the largest city in the
country without railroad and the
coast road means much to it's prosper
ity and development
The Oregon State Highway commits
sion has several large projects under
contract in Curry county; and the
federal government, bureau OF public
roads, has a large project between
Grants Pass and Crescent City, so that
before long this section of the coast
will undoubtedly be much more acces.
sible to travel.
The trip is easier to make now than
lever before, as the new Roseburg-
Coos Bay highway is now open to
travel and the road down the coast
through Curry county to Crescent City
is, though rough in spots, in excellent
condition, and without a doubt there
will be a large and representative
gathering at Crescent City from both
Oregon and California.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15

Exercises Are
Held on Friday
Dean Straub of University OF
Oregon Delivers Address; Ur-
ges Students to Seek Higher
Education; Edith Young VAL
edictorian.

-, - -,
81 pea ,h ,o IsIns,, nlsnei euuca'ioi was
IN,. naue in .ae ooihiiencellleht auuress
ueii'ereu at the schooi gym -ast frl-
uay evenahe W Deah osraup vi ,ne
unlVeIa,ty Vi oregon before Il CROWD
vi ioleuo peopie' some starting iie'
ules were ptesehteu silowlny no" le"
p.opia aie loltunate ehouph 10 com.
psete lle'i euucat'oh IN coiiese' ou'
VI ever! hunurei puplis tiiat ehteI
the iirst sr1ue IN SCHOOL, sUateu the
uea,' oniy ov cohlpiete the elsAtl,
elaue' - s.auua'e rum hish schoo
anu ohiy TWO are iortuhate enough u
se' through ool.ese' III slA cases ou'
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
Jersey Fanciers
Will Have Picnic
June the 24th
Feast and Frolic Will Be Held
on Farm of L. A. Hubert, Lo-
cal Purebred Jersey Breeder;
Educational Features.

1t will be big day. full of enter
tainment, as we'll as educational fea-
lures, If the plans of the Jersey Cat
tie Club for their picnic scheduled for
Saturday the Gath are carried out as
it is expected they will be; as the
Jerseymen have a characteristic OF
putting across what they plan. Per
haps one Of the most inviting features
of the picnic is the big basket dinner
which will abound with the delicious
foods into which the Jerseymen's
wives are able to convert Jersey milk
and cream.
In order to insure an oversupply for
the dinner, visitors are urged to bring
a basket Of dinner which will entitle
them to free ticket to the long table
under the apple trees.
Professor Fits Will Talk.
Professor e. B. Fits. OF o. A. c.
will be present and speak; and an In.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
G. o. P. Committeeman
ORGANIZE IN MEETING

Republican committeeman OF Lin.
coin County met at the Court House
Monday afternoon and organized
electing G. A. Shoemaker of Newport
as county chairman; B. M. Armitage
OF Newport as secretary; Jim Franks
OF Slletz, treasurer; o. V. Hurt of
alsea, state committeeman; w. T.
Ban OF Toledo as congressional COM
mltteeman. No arrangements were
made for the campaign but will be
arranged later at meeting to be held
at the call of the chairman.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
OLIVER CURTIS CRUM
DIES AT CORVALLIS

Oliver Curtis Crum, resident and
mail carrier of Nortons, died at Cor.
wallis, May 20, aged 81; cause OF
death acute Nephritis. He leaves to
mourn his death his wife and five
children, Curtin, Lewis, Ward, Mert
and Mary at home, and a mother,
brother and two sisters Of Hannibal,
Mo.
Mr.. Crum was well acquainted in
! this section Of the country and the
sympathy Of the entire community
goes out to is family in this hour of
their affliction. 1tx
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
Southern Pacific
Reduces Rates on
Shipping Fruit
New. Rates Effective on July
10th Between Points on S. P.
Lines in Oregon Where Can
neries Are Located.

Portland, Ore,-J H. Mulchay, Gen
eral Freight Agent of the Southern
Pacific Company, announces today
publication Of a new tariff, effective
July 10th, 1922, naming reduced rates
and minimum weights on canned
fruits, berries and vegetables, be-
tween points on the Southern Pacific
Lines in Oregon at which canneries
are located, for asserting and consol-
idation into carloads for Eastern
Transcontinental shipment.
This Is the third reduction that has
been made by the Southern Pacific in
rates and minimum weights, to assist
the packing industries along the
Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon, dur
ing the past sixty days, the others be-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15
Sunday School
Convention Is
',gTE
Held at Siletz
Interesting Program Of Speech
es, Songs and Games Hold
Attention of Sunday School
Workers in Two-Day Conven-
ton; Toledo n. S. Presents
Senior Play clarence"
(By Or. Carter)

The High School play "Clarence",
given by the senior class Of Toledo
last Wednesday evening in the Gov
ernment school building before an
audience much too small for such an
excellent play. To these VITO did not
come I would say you missed one of
the finest comedy dramas ever staged
at Siletz. Where al did we'll it would
be invidious to make comparisons but
l wiuld like to say if it had been left
to q vote of the audience, Miss Addie
Graham would have won the cake.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1922-06-15

The McCormicks call Max Oser a
fortune hunter. Having seen a photo
graph of Malhilde, we think they are
right.-Corvallis Gazette-Times.
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

os ritmicos acordes de la orquesta.
A las ocho de la noche daba comlen-
20 la gran Velada-Baile con los nu-
neros s%iguientes:
1.-Audici6n musical a cargo de la
Srta. Margarita Picornell.
2.-Discurso de aperture por Ell
Lcdo. Osvaldo Alfonzo sobre tradicio-
mes portorriquenas.
3.-"La mariposa', cantada por la
nina Alvilda Casellas.
4.-"Los timidos", por los ninos,
Petra de JESUS y Salvador Casellas.
5.-"Cancion Mejicana", cantada
cor la Srta. Mercedes Casellas.
6.-"Dolora", dialogo de Campo
amor, por Margarita Picornell y AL
berto Casellas.
7.-Couplets de actualidad, por Pc
ira de JESUS y Margarita Casellas.
8.-Baile.
Habia derroche de algeria y entu-
siasmo: los mas indiferentes y refrac-
tarios a la poesfa hallaron en- su CO.
razon y en- SUI mente frases e image
mes con que cantar a la belleza de las
muy simpaticas Y bellas senoritas Pr
cornell y Casellas, cuando la una con
sus manitas de angel, invadia aquel
recinto con las argentinas notas que
arrancaba al piano, y la otra con su
voz de orc, nos regalaba una hermosa
cancion.
Y en- realidad hubiese sido esta fies-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
r. MARTINEZ

anobiiariOs propios del hjo. Este artfculo fila ell deber que tiene ell
padre usufructuariO Y administrator, como TODD ell que en- tai cali
dad disfruta de 10 que a OtO EN- propiedad lie pertenece. Como el ar
t(culo presente habla en- SUI parrafo nltimO de los bienes que tengan
los padres "s0lO en- administrator, debe recOrdarse la division
Ge los bienes hecha por ell C6digo, bienes Ell que los padres gozan del
usufructo, bienes EN- que los padres tienen la administrator. Con res
pecto a los primeros, los padres tienen las obligaciOnes de TODD usu-
fructaario, o sea hacer inventario, tasar los bienes, prestar fanza-
arfculo 49O-cuidar de las cosas dadas Ell usufructo como un buen
padre de famiia-art. 496-hacer las reparaciOnes necesaras, no las
innecesarias en- la cosa usufructuada-art. 499-y sufragar los gastos,
costas V condemns de pleitOs-art. 511. No tOdas estas Obigaciones,
sin embargo, caen sobre este padre usufructuario; asf la fanza no
es necesaria-art. 491-f menOs que ell padre no case EN- segundo
~4ximonio-sent. Esp Feb. 1900. Tiene la obligation de hacer
inventario, bues 81 bien Us verdad que ell darrafo final dice Sc for
mara inventario de los benes de los hijos en- que los padres tenga~
solo la administrator, no quiere decir que cuando tenga ell padre ell
usufructo solamente no tiene que hacer inventariO, pues 10 exige ell art.
400. de TODD usufructuario v no 10 exme ell 491. SceavOa sostiene
que la doctrina de este articulo es la siguHnte: Els necesariO ell in
ventario en- los casos de usufructOs por los padres, perO este inven-
tarrio puede ser extrajudicial y particular; y cuando los bienes son
en- administration ell inventario debera hacerse con tOda solemnidad-
g ScaevOla 400.
De todas maneras, ell inventariO es necesario. Como administra-
dor tiene todos los deberes impuestos a los mandatariOs en- ell Capftu-
10 II ttulo " del Codigo en- cuanto sean apicables, dada la dife-
rencia que media entire un mandate cOntraactual y uO legal y ade-
mas la obligation de hacer inventario, seg1n ell parrafo final de este
artfculo 2S. No existen dispOsiciOnes que requiem de I'm modO espe-
cal los deberes del administrator, perO las ctas menGOnadas pue-
den dr una idea de estos deberes. Ell C0digO no establece ell contra
TO peculiar de administration; estabIece ell genera de mandato-art.
1911. Ell Tftulo V de la Ley HipOtecaria cOmprende en- cuaDtO a los
bienes de los que estan bajO la patia potestad, los art1culos' 200 al
2O6. Ell POI Obiga a inscribir nOmbre de los memories los bienes in
muebles de su prOpiedad Y a que ell padre o madre aseguren con hi
poteca especial, 81 pudiesen, los bienes de aquellos que no sean in
muebles. Ell 2O2, segdn Ell cual Sc entiende que los padres no pueden
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
CRISTO, LIDER

sandO las mfas sobre ell mismO tema.
De pasO, pOr ganar tempo, tie dire
que, aunque tie repitO que no lei tai
discurso, creo que ell ST.. del TOro es-
tarfa brillantfsimo en- 6l, Y que quiz
zas 10 unico que pueda ~reprocharsele
sea ell que SUI infantil auditoriO no tu-
viera a1n completamente desarrolladas
sus facultades de compression Y no
haya alcanzado a compenetrarse de
las verdades v bellezas del discurso.
Creo inmensas las dOctrinas de Girls
to v que el fue v seguira siendo ell
mas grande polftico, ell mas grande
lgufa de multitudes, ell mas c%onvence-
dor de los oradores, pues %pOseyendo
una gran fe Ell la bOndad de su doc
trina trasmitfa esa f6. la infundfa a
su auditori0. Prueba TODD este ell que
adn, a trav6s de veinte siglOs, basic
su recuerdo para c~OnmOvernOS.
Mas no quiero tocar aquf nj I'm So
10 pinto de su figura majestuosa. Lo
hare en- mi pr0Ximo artfculo que de
antemanO te dedicO, rOgandO 10 acojas
con buena intenci0n, como yo 10 escri-
DO.
Como 9sta es una carta amistOSa.
Ia terminO como tOdas la de III eSpe-
Gle. ~deseandote que continues saluda-
BILE Y haci6ndote presente mi amistad.
TTasta c~ualquier Otro ratio.
Martha LGmdr
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
PRONTUARIO.

donac6n 0 legado Sc autoriza a un tercero que no sea familiar del
menor a que este pueda vender los bienes donados o 1egados al me-
nor. IL es necesaria la authorization de la Corte-Res. Esp. 5 Nov.
1887. Repetimos que las donaciones a que sc refere este art1culo, ne
cesitan para su efcacia la aceptaG6n del padre, o madre, en- harmo-
MIA CON ell derecho de representation que estOs tenen, segnn ell ar
tIculo 223, ell G4 Y ell 1927. Y porque, segdn ell arfculo 637, la do
naci0n no obliga al donante hasta que aquela sea aceptada.
Tambien en- este artcu1O que estudiamos, no sc incuyen tOdas
las donaciones o legados, snO solamente los legados o dOnacones des-
tinados a los gastos lie educacion Y ensehanZa. Este art. establece una
exception, o sea eli prvhegio concedido a I'm donante o testador, de
nombrar a un extrano, que no sea ell padre hi la madre del menor,
administrator de estos bienes donados o legados para gastos de
educaci6n G instruction. EIlO IS una vaga reminiscencia del precep-
to que inlornna eli art. 245. por ell ual quen dea un legado o heren-
cia a IN menor o a um Unexpectedly, no sujetO a la pdtrid potestdd,
puede nombrarie tutor. En- casos en- que los legados o donacOnes
nombrar a un extrano, administrator de estos bienes dejados a un
menor que 81 encuentre bajo la patria potestad, porque clio serfa
atentatorio a los dereehos de la patria potesad. Para determinar,
en- ausencia lie clio, la cuantfa del legado de educaci0n Y ensenan-
"a. ha de estaIse a 10 prevenidO ell ell artlculO S3, 10 mismO que a
su duraci6n. 81 ell legado o donacion no e s para los gastos de educa-
c0n e instruction del menOr, ell donante o testadOr no puede privar
a los padres baio cuya patria potestad Sc encuentra ell menor, de la
administraci6n-Sent. Esp. PC Dicembre 1891. Aldecoa VS.. Hongkon
so Filipinas 232.
NotG-Este artfculo es similar a los 1872 de los Codigos Cubano,
Filipino y E&pahOl.
Rcfcrencias-3 SceavOla 426-2 Manresa 3D. Martinez Ruiz
500 Falcon 1913.
ART. 22S-OBLIGACIoNEs DE LOS PADRES ADMINIsTRADORES-LOs pa
dres tenen, rcIdtiuamente a los bieRes de Ell h0 en- que Ie cOrrespOn-
da c usuruct0 o administrator, las obtigacones de TODD usufruc-
tuariO o administrator, y las especidIes estdblecidds en- la Secci6n
tercera del TituO V de Ia Ley Hipotecaria. Sc formard inrentdrio
CON Intervention del Fiscal; de los btenes dc los h1os en- que los
padres tengan solo Ia Misunderstanding; q a propuestd del naismo, po
dd dccretarse por Ia Corte de Distrito Ell depdsto dc los ralores
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
Lenin y su harem

Ell diputado comunista italiano, Sc
nor Lazzari, que vista de tempo en-
tempo q Lenin en- su reaidencia de
Moscu, Y es INC de esus mas entusias-
tas ~partidar:os, no ha pocido ocultar
su sorpresa de 10 qle VIC en- SUI III
timo viaje y ha reiatado a 5us com
paneros de Milan.
Dice que en- una de las habitacio-
mes del palacio que ocupa el jefe del
bolcheviquismo %encontr6 ult:mamente
a una veintena de jovenes mujeres de
una gran belleza, que lucian magni-
fcas toilettcs y joyas.
Intrigado averiguo quienes eran
esas damas y confdencialmente lie in
formaron que formaban parte del ha-
rem de Lenin.
Otro comunista italiano ha confr-
mado las revelaciones de Lazzari, ase-
gurando que Trotzky y Zonoviel TAM
bien tenian sus harems, pero que sus
gustos respecto del seXo femenino
eran menos aristocraticos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Esta aun alegre y l~ozana, pletori-
ca de vida, la vieja plantita que la ira
icion planto en- los jardines de esta
ermosa ciudad, cuyas pradefas son
knadas por las tranquilasi aguas del
Vivi.
No parece sine que hasta ~aquellos
n cuyas cabezas estan marcadas las
uellas del continue batallar de la vi
da, Sc alegran y Sc r%ejuvenecen cuando
Sc dan cuenta de los primeros albores
de la noche buena; parece como que
sus c%orazones y sus cuerpos agobiados
va por Ell peso de los amos, encuentran
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

preparado la Directiva de nuestro cen
tro social. Y he aQui que ell dia de
Reyes a las nueve de la manana una
cabalgata compuesta por los mas en-
t~usiastas ~!iovenes de ambos exc en-
nuestra alta sociedad, Sc dirigio al
"Salto de los Morrones" dondA fue
servido un magnifco almuerzo. A las
tres de la tarde bailaban los ninos en-
los salones del casino al compass de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

Sentida carta a Te6fila Mariana.
Santurce, 10 de enero de 1922.
Querida Te6fila:
Admite que tie de ell tftulO de que
rida, aunque no tie cOnOzca, pOr aque-
Ito que dijO ell Cristo: "AmaOs los
unos a los otros'. En- cuanto a cris-
tiana no admit0 que haya quien me
aventaje en- este punto. .
Permfteme, ademasu~e me excuse
81 ell genera a que pertenece ell adje-
two te ofende, pOrque me pareces me-
jor Te6filo que Te0fila. Serfa imper-
idonable que me hubiera %equivOcadO Y
no me excusara.
He lefdO tn artfculo c%ensurandO un
d~iscursO del Hon. Emilio del Toro
(discurso que, desgraciadamente, no
tuve la felicidad de leer) v, aunque
no tengo ell honor de cOnOcer u tan
distinguidO senior, lie admire pOrque
tiende por ell mismO canine que 70, al
interpreter los hechos Y la vida del
gran JESUS. no dudando que 6l sea tan
cristiano como til, nj que til obres con
la misma buena voluntad que Obr0 Ell,
al prOnunciar SUI discurso, Y, aunque
no soy versada en- teosoffa, me pro-
pongo, con ell mismO tftulO que enca-
beZa estas lfneas desgarbadas, (nO
me las echo de literata tampOco) a
tOmarme ell atrevimientO de dedicarte
un modesto artfculo. no defendiendO
las ideas del ST.. del Toro. sinO EXPIRE
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13
Ola De REYES

en- este dia 10 que no fue possible en-
.contrar, en- su ardiente deseo de ser
aquel viejo colonizador: Juan
Ponce de Leon. Jos jovenes echan al
viento sus alas, ; 'embriagados por ell
placer que les. brinda esta hermosa
tradici6n, encuef3Aan en- ella la iusti-
fcacion de SUI algeria. y hasta la
oportunidad Sc les presenta de echar
por 10 menos una miradita a la que
ha tornado SD ideal por largos amos.
Utuado, solicito siempre en- cumplir
cen las viejas tradiciones, llen6 al
pie de la letra ell programa que habia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-13

ia tema sufciente para que Ruben Da-
rio compusiera su mejor poema; mas
no es possible exigir exactitud a un Gro
nista que tenia motive bastante para
estar muy lejos de 81.
G. Archilla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

Home Culture club, given Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. I'D Foster, was
an unusually delightful affair, The
children OF members were the spe
cial guests. and nothing was left un.
done TO make the afternoon happy
ma
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23
Dinner Party for Christmas.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. 0wsley will
entertain at Christmas dinner the
members of the Owsley family, who
are attending the reunion at the
home of Mrs. j. X. Owsley and in
addition will have as their guests
Mrs. d. II. Sigmon and mother, Mrs
Julia Thornton, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L..
Bailey and two children of Shaw
nee, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sigmon
of Oklahoma City and Mr.. Ira Bald
win of this city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

A silver and white color scheme
was used throughout the rooms. Tho
long living room was especially beau.
tIful with long festoons OF cleaning
snow reaching from the corners Of
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23

their guests Miss Mary Ellen Mellon,
Miss Mary Nee. Misses Kathryn
and Margaret LatImer OF Oklahoma
city and Misses Kathryn and Mar
garct Dean OF Guthrie. Okla. and
Miss Elizabeth johnson OF Corpus
Christi. Texas. Misses Fleta an,
Arta Calvert will have ~ their
guest Miss Margaret Rector OF III
Reno. Miss Floda Peck OF Ccmanche
will be the guest OF Miss Ruth Me
Geehec. Miss Frances Terrell Will
entertain Miss Gladys Adams OF
Purcell. and Miss Louise Millar OF.
Homlny. Oklahoma. Miss Marietta
Ware from the state university u
Norman will be the guest OF Miss
Kathryn Reynolds. Miss Elizabeth
Horne will entertain Miss Jaur
willes OF Kingston. Miss Winnie
Mae Hall viii entertain Miss Myrto
Rube OF Mangilm. while Miss Emma
Jean Baker viii have M her guests
Misses Kathryn lkard aud Flora
Baker OF Oklahoma city.
.
Meeting OF L. 7. o. Club.
The l.. T. o. club met last Sat.
urday afternoon In the homo OF
Misses Fleta and Arta Calvert and
spent the hours making and dress.
Ing dolls for the Elks' Christmas
tree.
The club members will assist the
Elks In distributing their gifts
Those present were Misses Kathryn
and Caro- Bond. Miss Kathryn Rey.
nolds. Miss Ruth McGeehee. Miss
Frances Terrell. Miss Elizabeth
Horne. Miss Phoebe Heffner and
Miss Muriel Nesbitt. L. T. o. men,
bers who returned from school this
week to spend the holidays with
home folks are Miss Frances Frey
from the Emma Willard school. Troy,
New York. Miss Ruby Wootten from
Ward Belmont, Nashville. Tennessee
and Misses Josephine and Mary Lee
Johnson from the state university
at Norman.
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Culture Club Party.
The annual Christmas party OF the
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-23


Ing In the home OF Mrs. J. ]. Pound.
or and carried out their plans for u
delightful program aud the fillIng
OF the Christmas box for the Con
fcderatc Veterans Homo ut Ard
moro. The January meeting VIII be
held IN the homo OF Mrs. LIzzle
Gotham. with Mrs. L. II. Neville as
assistant hostess.
=
Shower and Christmas Tree.
Entertaining on last Saturday
evening with the Tri ID. Christmas
tree and miscellaneous shower for
Miss Muriol Nesbiit. an interesting
bride OF this week. the home OF Miss
Euta Clarkson was thrown open TO
the members OF the Tri d. club and
sponsors.
On the arrival OF the guests thu
room In which the Christmas tree
stood was flooded with light and
old 81. Nick mingled with the
guests distributing gifts and tokens
OF fruits and candles. Later In tho
evening he made another visit and
brought buIgIng pack loaded with
elegant gifts for the bridc-elect.
The guests included Mrs. Garner
collums, Miss Hazel Frost. Miss
Edna Bessen,. Miss Gladys Adams.
Miss Frances errell. Miss Muriel
Nesbitt. Miss Phoebe Heffner, Miss
Ruby Massey. Miss Kathryn Rey.
nolds. Miss Elizabeth Horne. Miss
Mary Shaw. Miss Cleo Jones. Miss
Louise MIllar. Miss Dixie McGee.
Miss Fleda Peck. Misses Henrietta
and Mnnetta Wilson. Miss Jewel
King. Miss Wynema Hill. Miss Ruth
McGeehee. Miss Emma Jean Baker
and Miss Ruby Chigley.
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L. T. o. Dance Next Week.
The l.. T. o. club dance 10 be Civ.
en- on the evening OF December "a
in the Elks hall promises TO be one
of the most delightful social affairs
of holiday season.
The following club members will
entertain out OF town guests for the
occasion; Misses Josephine and
Mary Lee Johnson will have as