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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
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pvbhshed Weekly by Gssxso ne Tulsa Council
BOY SCOUTS Of AMERICA
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events were running, broad tump.
relay, sprint, high jump, Gnd a five
minute basketball game. No records
were broken hut some were almost
equalled. High point winner was
George Duncan with first and a
second. Sunday afternoon five mem
bers OF troop . went to the breaking
Of the ground for our new camp.
II. G. Adams, George Walker, Il. l..
Arnold, Noel Powell and Ovid Mar
tin. We all met at headquarters and
1t happened Mr.. Meyer was elected
to take us In his hoopio (Oid Scout
as she has been dubbcd) i think it
should have been called Sea Scout
because We had Co swim back. az the
rain filled up all the low places Talk
about wild and woody u you call
that "A soft camping place just go
out there. You can hear the lions
yell but they arc Lions. The camp
Is nestled on a small hill I'm between
two mountains and 10 certainly is a
delightful place. Coming back #
raincf and our hoopie hit every
bump, because Mr.. Meyer may know
how to drive but he needs a few
hours more practice. SO. boys, our
new camp Is a Eood one. Let us go
out there soon and see IL.
II. &. What tree makes a cat
afraid?
Shloppey. I dunno.
", G. \ 6ogwood
The curtain fen over the scene fol-
lowing. Poor II. c., he is a pretty
good fellow.
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Attention Scouts!
TO THE MOVIES FREE.

y
Monday at 4:30 p. m. all scouts
are requested TO meet at local head
quarters for n scout parade given I'm
honor of the movie star, FreCk Bar
ry, who is to be here on That date.
After tho parade tho scouts are to
go 10 the Majestic theater FREE.
Ralph Talbot, manager. said that he
wanted at least 500 7cOuts, so boys,
do your duty and get down for a
good time. F'rcck Barry is goinG to
present tho mayor with a box OF
oranges from California and he VIII
also speak from the platform. You
know he IS "a scout, so, fellows
scouts, come out 70 soc your brother.
Boys, you have been doinE lot OF
good civic work, but here's one time
you can have fun. Don't forget, 4:30
y. m. at headquarters to get in
structions aud passes to the show.
Monday. Aprll 10.
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"oro met Tmul had been 20 fIIl.
IIl disciple brave ana trdrlCHs and
ready 'I su tuu Limit f0r mo Master
Evidently Do" cannot Doc plIHard u7 "a
rIIbr.rsDT but vas merely caution
300 HIs mental processes re wa Guo
Uf those mot io ur Ots,l por1ugdcI
uut vhplo-BOulcd advocate whom
once convinced.
tling 60 thc Material.
We consider miraculous NHuu-
'.uu from tine usual course Of nature
chat iE unfamiliar WC Frc tho suu
rI"n boo iHn morning. vp roo plants
ErOw aud lifc. ever building itself
ON tho ruin. of death. Nrt these arc
familiar and we don't SOC the mlIap-
ulOuE I.dD Tho same Lord who
causes ID" sun 10 riso and ret and
controls the mysteries of NE and
death cannot boz denied tho pOwo. tD
rails" from from tine dead The UnIg
reason men doubted mo resurrection
was that N was unusual and they
called 10 "a miracle. Jesus had said
that h0 would rise ON mo third dIv
bur his word was not comprohCudcd
bv tho disciples and. when they HaN
ho was dead aud buried their hopes
fcll Just a. they would with most any
dDunc. They had not treasured up
his assurances OF deity and aid not
conceive that he had any moro
power 10 rrapprHr ON earth than
any mortal being They thought
his cause was defeated ana them
selves the fugitive hunted disciples
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Troop 4

Meeting was called To order Mon
day. April 3. at p, m. sharp. In
spite of everything we had 80 pres
ent. We challenge any other troop
TO a game Of baseball. Please leave
any answer in troop box. Mr..
Oconer, a big league man, gave us
an interesting talk on baseball and
ts advantages. Wo are having a
patrol contest I'm which the boys
viii show natural talents. We are
on our way to chamdonship. Three
new boys were voted into tho troop,
q which are progressing rapidly.
They will soon have all tho merit
badges possible. Jimmy Larken,
our troop bugler. has learned several
new calls. We wonder IL Harry
stones long lost stones have been
found. II somebody's, somebody has
been stolen by somebody. why there
was almost race riot when Drury
called Deus Deus!" Why Wade
Heath only had one stick Of gum
last meeting.
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...s ..y..r .
hoIl'Nc. Nil'I ih'N ny" '"'h'.
g'lh'f lhoiI'7 lilh,7tH ',, '..'l.''
. inc apsui"i'N OF Ula lg'u..
purely Phy .i,al IFgan' o'
rnlnf nus lAith' anu '.'h .i
all-sniii'icui, he enth'iF isl'' ..'
thyHicul c'id.hce ne IhI ''h.
and said. WY LoiN a9I Ils N'
TINS was p Wodgi Nohl
experience WIN "otWs hl'
ch1pirr 10 NC eNld'n'' 'o. '
uilttOpn. ~! NpHhH It N''
To- iccl that ne '"uyd nov DO
Vluccd, hi' tnankt OF Mlnh wa
HurpiisiuE ma complete iN'.
thIr Nalhc l' "'u'I "'N''''.
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Troop /
~ Z. LFoRGE.

w. Z. LFoRGE.
,,.uo, scouts. Have you missed us
,br columns? Well, viii say
i,v'., 80 been too busy 20 write dope
we ,oy takes all officers Of the
'as 10 handle the program each
uUgry night. We are registe ring
-..,,its at each meeting. Dr ring
ne" .r three meetings we have
i't ,.l one scout for non-a1 end
al'i and transferred three scouts
sn, frst quarter OF the year. Our
lu NV holds 3S registered
Ios Assistant Scoutmaster Ditz-
ut.,Inr been called out OF town
.f.able to be with us last Friday
eNprfH b.
rras.ar. our troop was given rare
.,.,f friday evening, he buyr'g TICK
W. frr the entire troop TO attend
,ss f..aum course, the lecture by
g,,l .f.-ly on the jungles Of Africa.
rsc trpUp OF 40 boys. scoutmaster
rt ,.sietaut scoutmaster marched
,...c0tion hall where They on
t,ySd Inc enNTtainment immensely.
a., c..u TO thank Mr.. Dresser.
spr..v. April 2, the scoutmaster
-. "a trip to tho Tulsa Scout
.r e.tr. tho ground waa laid off
ga len by the president Of the
T9ors club. say, boys, II Is a rough
Mace Just what you viii like and
,be mace TO have good time. Wo
,"yi.e other scout troops ~ visit US.
Yours ior scouting, Troopf one.
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fIfr#H I'll. TH-. khI.#Tt "... cat
H.. a.I . ,r pIu.YIF D. n. T.Hr-
... ..rt.r H.g s4urr TraHf.. sunday
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IH..|n.. .N..Ht. HnI saturday
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~ ... ... T..UInr rYTt,J
... B. .-,r.rInr at ID ana z. "a.
%. I.u..r.. ..f.r u.es ggg--I.
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sPlRITUAIIgT.

FiRST sPtRtTUAt,--K. of T. hall 20
.. M. MIS- J.. Z. Reynolds pastor. L"s-
turo Iy Alrs Moody Message bearcrs.
NoHdHmDH Aldrleh Reynolds. Lindsay,
Dillon. Naitby Ford and FIgmInE. AduIf
STUDY clsss at $50 Mld-wCsk circle '. uH
announced
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE OF TRUTH -
hail, ll2h South BOULDER Row DurfrH. .
hull pastor. VIII start "a series nj Lectures
u the near futura. spirit uHHH.U.a H.
Ellie olive Hut other uHH.HfuuI.. ai"sr
EIFo gIrD'r Friday afternoon HHH evening
" .uN NuftH MvHtrIl Hu..Hl No.|.'s
dai.tu.tIHU.HH t.sIH Sunday HEr#IrH H#
W.IHH N.itH H|uf Wr.Hr'H u.... .'rI
u.uIHl0H 'NH HHaI. EHf ."..H. .u. ..'
mfnt v|tH n.HfH" call NHH"H .0li.I.
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TEMPLE ISRAEL Fourteenth n % a
Cheyenne ChaH -, IatE. robbi, residence
Cedar 1899. study Cedar 1912 schedule
for weok. sunday 30, lhgh school
department of religious school ~ q. W.,
brotherhood study ClHHs subject, "rh0
Prophecy uf Amos" TucHday y. ur.
,nud study class ~ 3 SistCrho1d study
titss' "wednesday o 80 y. m.. divine aert-
irs for Passover Thursday 10 30 H. M
morning service for Passover Friday 70.
m. sabbath evening service, sacred cRntHs
W "Tho Passover" by Ashford rendered
by tho Temple israel choir, saturday s,li,
TsiIEIaua school
UNAt EHUNAH-9i) s. Cheyenne,
Morris Teller. rabbit
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Troop 2, Sand Springs

Troop . went wild animal hunt
Ing with Carl Akely at convention
hall, Tulsa, Friday, March 81. His
stories OF African life were very
much enjoyed, Scoutmastcr OF our
troop started a recruiting campaign.
The scout Sunday school class IL do
ing excellent work and will be mcm-
hers OF the Boosteg choir during the
revival meetings.
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Troop 2

short meeting was held at the
.burgb before going TO hear Mr..
Ate,v AT convention hail, tell OF his
sypsrleaces in South Africa. In his
AZ he said Il would rather die in
africa than to live in America" But
Kellev asserted that no would have
his wish II he had anv moro expert
snces like no has had there.
An but about three Of us went 10
convention hall and many OF our
hoys we're ushers. Tho troop has a
new record hook and II is sure a
ssndv which will make II easier for
the scribe TO keep records OF the
troop. We are going To organize n
baseball team. so al you other
troops get ready.
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HrIsUnpAIIAN.

TUINITY TpIsCU"AIr-Tnh an1 CIh-
rluuail UAv. Rulfn y. Crum, rector.
Holy COMMUNION at ii chapel of rarlan
house, b0t South Cincinnati Church
school 20 m =. W aud H. Andrews
Young IusuH rlass iu A. 50. q. A., 40,
school $40 in y. W, mems class ~ i'
ln lounge room of Majestic. confirmation
fsrNI.o ne 10 20 ne theHtor ana sermon
hy p'shup Theodore Payne Thuratou. D..
u. ma Ht Z me Trinity church choir VIII
rgUd'r tho sacred rHutata, 'lhn Seven
iHHt Words 90 Christ az tho HoHiIu
A.-u.n a. L. .LuL.L-
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molly FAMtLY-Eightb ana F1uldcr
John q. HairinE. pastor first mass At
Z 81. M. rhiidfau'a mass and tnstrul .iu"
90 % hiEn mass ana sermon ~ 90 90, H.H-
uluE daNutl0us and inquiry class NJ 7.F1.
hACHtD EAHf=HSiNtronth uud Hnrks
fGrd. Row charles Nta1daeri restur.
l'arIsh includes su uuHl Of Midland Vale
Iny.u Rev a. NsThrlHf assistant. sunday
services 2 90 q. no.. low mass nud Hnruff
% 90 o. ut. children mass with IuHfruU-
fIuuH, 10 20 H. M hlgh uuHH anil HHru0n.
week day masses d 10 ana % 20. u
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Troop 5

Meeting was called TO order when
shleppey arrived. After giving oath
and scout law we passed tests and
Pete Mckenzie passed his tcnderfoot
tests with Alice Whiffenwaffle. Az
ter the meeting we played a game OF
hall with Dawson. in which we were
beaten 80 to Is. We want all you
ether boys that want 10 join a good
troop 10 be on hand next Friday
nlght at the boys department, Y. NJ.
C. A.
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FlHsT CHuRCH or CHRisT. ECIES-
list Eleventh and Houldor sunday
school 1.80, Hnd all under 20 years of HgN
cordially invited. wednesday evening
tesiuuoniai meeting Rt y. Reading rooms
open week days from . 80 TO o. sundays
uud hulldayA 10 0.
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ALI SOULS DHuUCH -- uIbsraD --
Meeting nt li NJ Temple Israel flur-
t~ruth and Cheyenne. Rev. e. kennedy.
pastor sermon ny the utsfors 'Iho
church nud tho Industrial Problem
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Troop 8

For scout meeting VIC had a track
meet This was the first meeting
Of this kind since last year. Tho
winner was the Rattlesnake patrol
with ReAver natrnl second. Ihe
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IIyinV Tnglc Troop 3

Bv LafrRE ScHDENFELT
Ch1rlorE Turner and Caroline Me-
Bride ioiuDd Troop last week. Both
girls are welcome additions 90 the
troop.
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INrnlEnAN.

first iuIliEUAN-tifih ana Llwoof.
a. 81 kaufman. pastor. Bible school at
70 90. Luther league social hour h.th de-
tuUuunl d Or. Preaching 90 ~ ana 500.
MUruiIW asrmOut The Certainty ~ tha
GoHprI' evening "AcCrptinE Christ DO
Combination OF class at morning service.
tU tho evening or goud Friday Ht 400
tho chorus thoir VIII render tho rtntti l.
THE RrNon Last Words of thust'
WEST IuLHA-MoetH IN Odd Feilowt
lodge toom. Hibla school at 10. Commuu-
ION ana preaching M ~.
GRACE LUtHEHAN tNirsourl Synod, 4,
ThlItoonth and quincy new huildlugI. I.
Kari trcfe, pastor. sunday school at 49,
..INIrUH at
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The Round Table

The club organization recently
formed by the captains ana lieuten-
ants Of the city met last Tuesday at
the y. NJ. C. A. The board roora had
been reserved for them and many
matters in the interest OF Girl Scout
ing were discussed. The following
troops were represented: Mistlotoe
troop by Miss White; Bluebell troop
by Miss Freeze; Forgetmenot troop
by Misses Henderson and Bartelson;
oak troop by Miss Schmuck, Flying
Eaglo by Mrs. Bowman; Cloverleaf
troop by Miss Horton and Sunflower
troop by Miss Messner.
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The following girls having passed
the tCndcrf00t tostt woro Initiated
into tho scout organization Friday
evening. Ernn Denny, Mildred
Bridges. Edna clark Emma Cook,
Geraldine Weber and Gortie Smith
from Patrol !; Evelyn Wilson. Char
lottc Figart. Lcoutt AIlon and Willie
James Wilson from Patrol 2; Esther
Housor Zclma Rradou, Ethel Nc
Wicker aud Zclll Bowers from Patrol
3. After tho initiation each patrol
gave "a very interesting and a We ]
worked up stunt which was enjoyed
bv am The initiation was held m
the homo of the captain, The scouts
wish no thank Miss Mcssnor for hrr
help IN tho initiation
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1 spite of the rainy weather the
following scouts were present at the
nome nursing class last Tuesday at
,,,"H Cross headquarters. Gladys
rirk, Mayme Lowry, Edwina Brown.
Elsie Brockman, Iavlnia Clear. In
gr'd Brandborg, Hilda Essley. Anna
t,lae Howard, Florence johnson,
|O''se Clear and Lenore Turnquist.
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~ ain the books donated tp the
public library during the recent
kIWanis drive We're placed ON ono
long imaginary shelf. they would
reach from tho Wright building to
tho Hotel Tulsa II an those book
were stacked, cover to- cover, they
would mako seven skysrrapor pily
as high as the Cpsdou building "a Cd
another throc-fifths as high. 'ruu
books, as they actually appeared az
the close of the campaign, ARE
shown in the picture below.
Realizing that books CNFrt %
potent and fsr-roaching influence
on boys and girls an through their
lives, and that ono book can touch
more individual lives childr An's and
adults, than any other ORC thing
the Eiwanis club, at suggestion of
it's president Frank Reed planned
and executed this book drive that
will mean the addition OF more than
5000 volumes To tho Tdlsa public
library Each book is stamped with
the lilWauIg insignia.
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snnfIoMer Trnnn 1.

The final standing OF each patrol
u me- interpatrol contest Just closed
h a. follows; Patrol 4. Grace Phil
rrpf. leader, ss.o2 per cent: Patrol T.
h''aire Booker, leader. S5.7S per
,tnt Patrol 8, Vida Rupp, 77.15; Pa
'pl 70, Grace schooley. 1921, Patrol
y A.-e Mcmahon. 66as.
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Eunlco Wick passed her tend TtOOt
test at uur last meeting.
Wo h1vo three patrols aga ihcy
aro competing lor flrnt plau,Nu pass
INK their trsts Several nom each
patrol Will Doe ready Mouda g.
Tho picnic planned IN Central
park last Monday was postponed boz
cause of tho rain last wCgk.
Nonrttc lizard ~ nnothcr troop
visited us Monday and gave us many
helpful suggestions.
~ our last assembly On tho audi
ioIum wo placed G.Tl Scouts ON the
map lu IougfoIIpw school hy giving
several poppy yclls. Fanny Aurautt
is our yen leader
Dorothy Hare gave ne very in-
torogtinr talk on y"What o. Means 20
BE n Girl Scout' az the same as
semhly
Our captalrt attended tho newly
organized clu1 OF Girl Scout captains
and reports u pleasant time.
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Il was voted az our last meeting 90
pa. another contest to last until the
snu on the school term. Tomorrow
VII. be the first meeting OF tho con-
,'t. so do your part by bringing your
manual. being prepared on your les
-, ,- and paying your dues on time,
j. n' patrols each hope 20 raise their
.'ntage considerably this time.
bo booster!
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II. r. Pierce met with the scout Of
ilg'rs Tuesday evening and laid tho
plans before them for the part the
Iirl Scouts are 20 take I'm the city
cleanup campaign, dated for April
lD-g2.
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4 recent investigation disclosed the
is'' hat there arc 24S enrolled Girl
scouts In Tulsa, 103 OF these boiuG
registered at headquarters,
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The following scouts d.l Eg'd
turn 10 tho community last St'urd'y
bv giving the community chIrcn a
tborough cleaning. Rcon Denny
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METHODIST.
E|INI NGTUDuIaI" Eleventh Hut
i,. oas.prt Fay nuut EmsrN ~.
sIFtHn' sunday ryHHoI nt % an Epwouh
pastor ai 900. nI so Morning sub
Icrt 'Ine triumphant tu'f5,' evening
lh, "i.a' .mn.r A.. ....
lts &. D.bugr, rHator sunday achuul ~
y go. IpNurh % Is'gus t.5o, intermediate
s.tu Junior Monday at g. sermon ty tne
uasfof uf % and 100. Wednesday is mid
u,aH church day me vumeus sucicues
meeting iu tho forenoon HU1 u'Iuruouns
prayer meeting and study class ot %
oHrurr NiMOntAI.-r"urtoontn nnd
2SS"ssy SS"5.y ..5aa, IS@S' 'ia'"" aS"i,n t'' si
Prayer meeting ana lub.H study Wrduos.
dny NJ 3. ~ D.. a. 4. ur't lhutslaN ln
HusrpS ANENuE az o. sD-tinh
ana uuttoo Uov T. o. u,tiou uartof
Senior and intermediate Iuvwth IUHrurH
st t.la. sunday school ESQ. sermons
HAGt.ER MEMORIAL tv. o. sN-wcst
Admiral rafkJ uul rhoCnN =. M can
tfpIl pastor. SUNDAY r.HuuI 80 90
Preaching by tho pastor Of 30 and $50.
rAHKvIEw COMMUNITY - rara,isv.
dav srbaoI Of Io. Epwortn league e.ts.
preaching at - sud so
cESrENAUY CmHCu ~. g. sl-
aSS,I6 GSy7s 9a E''lI" lnI"",sbura u,.,og G'sS iisS
North Denver. phone cedar sasd. SUNDAY
school Ht $50. Junior league 10. f'uin'
"i 'r ny nv, D. a A6sro,,hs. pre.
.IIIuE elder
noag NUT. Maryland Gardens. noun
ot cemetery SUNDAY rehn', 't DO iunluf
Its,,fcuH piIrlS
nErnEL slluncu-bis Nor,h ROCK.
West Twslnnh sussG sunday a; sShool Of
10. Epworth league $50. ureaohinE ~ -
Hui 80. Mid wook prayer ino'ung
WESLEY cubrEL a. p. ool-
flaohfor,& & a9d Ias'og. ,ll., u" 81 ,.,i lohnsgq.
HB0WNs CHApIL a.. ~ CD toT
N"uh fribbtDIl Rev j. n. McLsin.
nNrIIsT
riHsr uArtlsf Fourth and Cingin'
nhu rho Clos'-ln cnHr h.. w. O A..
ll9.J J. ~. shannon, uperIutcndsli,
uuIs arhopl Ht 5.a0. u. Y. T., a. $50
F'ISWk"S g me gsss ga, 'l 20 90 sogs s9a io, ,G
"rur DUuf.h Where thr rDuuio Co.," - %,
Msdc, psIur o. q. HIgEH financial ao..
direction oT'nins. Dean fhpr'rs ana
NOGAiEs AyESuE 90 rrst snd Mo-
school sud preaching brrinu ~ $3.50 and
c.oso ~ ~ 1o evening preaching at d.
kE.NpA III sisth a0d nrmlnghsm.
sunday scnu0l ~ 10. Preaching ~ ~ ~
go .iot.
spRrNGpA ALE-iewis aud washington.
one mile noAh ~ fairFTounds Rev D. ".
l"Ii' TO- p5ssgEag sf'iDi by %S fS"s rsriy s1I,
aud ~ 10 hy miasipnHry. Prayer meet
tins Ipuudpy
Honru rnESroS wssioS-Trsnion
mi.,lo1Ssffy Sf, B.bls school "a At >" sai
prrarh hing ~ ~ missionary oven. sety
lee in evening hy Joe CLARK.
Old TINE nssioNNRY 'BAPrlsT-
. j ugrio6. supsinNnisnt.. s,ricsa a.
- and i1a.
wEsr TULSA West Tnp. }. n
,,'9.E. Sunday school AZ 0.t6. prsschiug
90 % ty the paatot
FREE Will, pAPTIsr-,,ies suo
IaaprL T. j. Mathew. pastor huulay
morning nnd on 7 so On satufdsy. sua.
day urd Wedpesday Every body welcome
sipE-tI'nw0od. Home Gardens
n'"r i1ItVigw station. q. ". Hushe-
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

yououa C.ts Preaching ut IL ana 7.s1
q sU
OWEN TNRK K--Nreu temporarily a
shelter house in tre uark Guy HAT
minister Hlhle School 3 D. mY tomnun'
Ton and preaching 4 y, %,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

,. Iiss Henderson, lieutenant for
t"f-otmenot troop, il leaving soon
io' 1n indefinite stay at her home
10 Columbia. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Mildred Peters. Ruth irwin Evelyn
Wilson, Willie James Wilson, Lc0uta
Allen, Charlotte EiEa0, Xolma Bru-
den and Zcllu Buwcf~. Ella Irw lu.
tho second lieutenant, was there also
and kept busy all tho, time. This
good turn enables the SrlStS 20 uae"
the service 90 the troop, ohuruh cd,
community requirement n tho soy-
ond-class tCst.
our meetings are now held .n tho
city hall We hHyv moro room there
for our scout activities.
We arc very glad 20 have Mary
Rose and Beatrice Bowers Join ue
We feel sure that they Will both no
very loyal scouts.
AZ our last meeting Patrol chose
the uamo ~ Eagle" They were
asked 90 give thoir call, which they
did quit" succosR a. lly. The other
patrols have nots9ot decided ON a
name.
What tho ront wants 20 know;
How about that ghost in the ccI-
lar
n the GIrls aren't proud OF their
new pins'
why Evelyn ls SO inqu.srivco
n Mra Denny cant make keen Z
sandwiches
# We don't think ne is n uiag
goat?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

FIRST oHRlsrlAN-Nluth and Houl.
dor N0a's DU'I pastor. pssEeAt15.
study phone DHlro 2t7T, Bible school
rt $50. Preaching ~ iO.55 and an
Morning subject Glory ~ tnc uu|y
Mount evening 'rhs snare NJ auuu0,
tfInu
CENTHAL CuRlsTIAN - gianvo o01
Nome bHrdsnF section. " IS Coleman.
pastor. sunday school g.. LuuutEuI
90. prrs- -hIug at a. ana 30.
fiENih ana Wheeling. b. j. EUgIaug.
pastor Bible school 10 10. oufeas0r az
e.lb Preaching eye.y Sunday ag a ANA
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1922-02-10
Hanson Stenberg Nuptials

Miss Linda Stenberg and Herbert
Hanson were united in marriage at
$50 Wednesday evening by Rev. H.
H. Symons at the home of the groom s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Hanson
of this city. The couple left Wednes-
day night on honeymoon trip to the
Twin Cities and will be at home af-
ter March Is at Browns Valley where
Mr.. Hanson is manager of the. o. c..
Hanson & Sons store in that city.
A simple ceremony was performed
at the home of the groom with but a
few intimate friends and relatives
present. The bride wore gown of
pan velvet king blue with a corsage
of roses, lavender sweet peas and
ter of the groom, acted as bridesmaid
and A. o. Clave of this city accom-
panied the groom. Out of town guests
were Mrs. A. L. Metcalf of Brainerd;
sister of the bride, and Eugene Sather
of G1enwood. Following the ceremony
a wedding supper ives served.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. A. Stenberg of Milbank, S. D.
and has been employed for the past
six years as sales lady at the Wells
Bros. Hanson Company store of this
city. The groom is the son of Mr..
and Mrs o. G. Hanson of this city.
He grew to manhood here and is re-
tcognized as a business man of inte-
gritty ability. For the past year he has
been manager of the o. c. Hanson &
Sons store at Browns Valley.
On Tuesday evening a shower fol
Miss Stenberg was given at the e. ]