The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-14
World Sand Springs
Bureau
GRACE L. KING PHONE 1e2

SAND SPRINGS. Aug. 13.-Helen
Mckenzie, IT. OF Bruner. who mys-
teriously disappeared in company
with another girl, three weeks ago.
has returned home. The girls made
quite a southern tour. according TO
their story, but three short weeks
was long enough TO dig for them.
They walked many miles and visited
several towns and cities. but last
week Helen sent a telegram TO her
parents stating they\ would return
homo II they would forward their
fare. Helen's father started at once
for Little Rock. Ark, from where
they returned while Mrs. Mckenzie
suffered almost unbearable grief
while Helen was away.
The Broadway Babtist Church
Sunday School held their annual pic
mic at the Sand Springs park on
Tuesday. Three hundred and fifty
enjoyed the eats.
Mr. Wadsworth, general superin-
tendant of the Pierce Oil corpora
ton, returned Friday after two
months In Tampico. Mexico.
The Pytheian Sisters met Tuesday
night with an exceptionally large at
tendance. Arrangements were made
for bake sale, August 10.
The public social was held in the
public triangle Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Johnson an
nounce the birth OF a baby girl
Tuesday August 8.
]. w, Russell, former owner OF tho
Quality Drug company is again the
owner, having bought It back from
L. Matthews.
Rev. Floyd Hale and wife, former
ly OF this place, will attend tho
Shawnee university this fall.
Miss Ethel White OF Checotah, and
Mr.. Herbert Scroggins of Tulsa were
married at the Baptist parsonage by
Rev. d. s Brinkiey Tuesday.
The occupation tax. that is. and
has been for some time vividly dis
cussed will be again discussed at a
special meeting to be held Monday
night.
w. c. Combs, hurt in an automo-
bile accident. near Vern. the first OF
the week, has left the Sand Springs
hospital.
Jack Lincoln, former chief OF po-
lice of Sand Springs, was arrested
Friday by Chief OF Police Lampkln
on charge OF possessing intoxicating
liquor. He was taken to Tulsa and
placed under $1,000 bond by the
county court.
party composed OF the following
enjoyed a swimming party and 6
o'clock luncheon at the Sand Springs
park Thursday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bales and three children.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hubert King and SOM
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul STRICKEN, Mr.. ann
Mrs. Charles Stricken, Mrs. Deborah
Jacobs and two daughters, Mrs. Har-
ry Black, Mr.. and Mrs. Jewel Peter
son and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs,
Grover Myrick and daughter OF Tul-
sa. This party will enjoy swimming
and breakfast at the park Sunday
morning.
The missionary society OF the
Broadway Baptist church met We'd
nesday afternoon In the church par
lors. with 25 ladies present Mrs.
ID. S. Brinkley was the leader filling
the absence OF Mrs. r.. B. Elder.
Mrs. Harry Black was a hostess 10
the neighborhood bridge club Fri
day afternoon. Members and guests
present were as follows: Mesdames
Harry Bales. Jay Jones Harry Wal
ton. Charles Borgworld, VIII Hink-
son, Frank Emos and Ruth Irwin.
Refreshments were served during
the evening. =.
Professor Hallock OF the San8
Springs Home Business college spens
few days in Muskogee last week
Mrs, Il. B. Elder. 600 North Main
is visiting friends at Norman. Okla
homa at present.
Mrs. Frank Emos. SOS North LIN
coin street has been quite Ill at her
home from potomaine poison.
Mrs, Vennie Campbell and daugh-
ter of Tulsa were the guests OF Mrs
s +. King Friday
Miss Alleen Plummer has organ
ICED junior choir at the First Chris
tian church, with Oneta Cantrell as
her assistant.
The big sign In front OF the First
Christian church which reads, 'oOO
wanted In Bible Class" is not only
attra ctive hut is causing much COM
ment in the city