The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-07
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TRINITY MEMS CLUB will held
its annual election OF officers at the
regular club business session follow
Ing a dinner Wednesday evening In
Trinity Episcopal church. Charles
O'Connor Is club president. There
are about one hundred men In the
club.
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MRS. CARRIE GoFF TEMPLE
TON. Of Muskogee. secretary OF re-
Agiuus education ia me dlctrICt OF
Oklahoma for the Episcopal church,
Will lecture on church school ideals
at the opening session of a teacher
training Institute for Episcopal sun
day school workers Of northeastern
Oklahoma Wednesday evening in
Trinity Episcopal church. other leo
turets wall speak on other phases Of
the same topic at succeeding muiiI-
~ sessions. supper will be served
at . o'clock this evening. Mrs Tenn
pleton win lecture at z o'clock, and
the next hour aud half will be di-
vided among departmental confer
ences In Christian nurture lessons
for the month OF November and de-
partmental conferences In Christian
service,
ELECTION TIME will not inter
fcre with the Y. W. c. a. activities
and the association building will be
open as usual. with secretaries do
ing their voting between times"
The board OF directors viii hold It's
regular meeting at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning.
POLLY AND HER PALS and
other famous comic supplement
characters we're well represented al
the bi-monthly dinner OF the League
OF Business Girls clubs of the Y. w.
G a. Monday evening in the Y. w.
gymnasium. Members OF the II
affiliated clubs each we're costumed
ike the funny paper" people.
Young women of tho Sinclair club
were the hustesses OF the evening.
Mrs. Ida Balch, employment manager
OF the sinclair company, spoke on
efficiency In business. Following
the dinner the different clubs held
their business meetings and the SIN
clair club conducted an initiation.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
yesterday: Robert W. Carter, 40
and Dolly Presley, of Tulsa: w.
a. Donnelly, "a OF Columbus. Ohio
anu MlluTtu .hOIIlhont - OF ulSdt
c. b. Layman. 25 Of Red Fork aad
George Rose. 29 OF Red Fork and
Fannie johnson. 25 OF Sapulpa; Acy
Faulks. 2l and Opal Bradshaw, 10
OF Jenks. Charles II. Stahalo, 81 OF
Yoakum and Rose NJ. Faultuer, 2s
OF Muskogee. Roy a. Evans, % and
Margaret l.. Allen, 26 of Bristow,
Steve Butler, 22 of Tulsa and Fam
ME Cruel. 10 of Coweta: Thomas 4
Miller, 2s aid Leona May Wheeler.
81 OF Pawnee: Emery l.. Horn, 2s.
and Lethia Tolly. Is Of WAGNER.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARIES and
ministerial students from many diff
ferent parts OF the worId are en-
rolled at Southern Baptist theolog-
teal seminary at Louisville. KY. Miss
Rosalee Mills, now studying in
Louisville while on a years leave OF
abse nee from the Tulsa field head
quarters OF the Delaware Baptist
association, writes back. china
Japan, Rumania and south America
are best represented In the student
body, she writes.
CONGRESSMAN GUY L. CAMP
BELL of Pittsburgh. Pa, with Mrs.
Campbell visited relatives In Tulsa
the latter part OF last week, starting
home Saturday night His name will
appear on the ballot for a fourth
term in congress. His visit hera
was with his son, Guy r. Campbell
and cousins J. A. Campbell and g.
w Campbell.
ONE HUNDRED new members is
the goal OF an evangelistic cam
paign now being conducted by the
First Baptist church. The campaign
commenced auspsclously Sunday
with 10 additions to the member
ship. The members have from now
to December 10 TO gain additional
members.
MRS. LIZZIE FEARS. colored. is
trying to locate her sister. Mrs.
Lucy NJ. Cook, laet heard of I'm Bris-
tow two years ago. Mrs. Fears says
that her sister has money due on a
farm in Texas. Mrs. Fears IL living
at 524 East Bryant, rural route No.
4. box 20.
ALL MEMBERS OF the Catholic
Daughters OF America are urged by
the president to attend the regular
business meeting which will he held
In the X. c, hall tonight. Special
business Of importance will be trans
acted.
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