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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03
SOCIETY

and Mrs a Y. McAulay
Miss Lucille McAulay visited Friday with
friends in saltwater.
Miss Josephine Powers left wednes.
day for Fnirview. Okla. 20 visit a few
days with her mother and sister
,Jnhh krokef q prominent merchant
weolS,
Little Jack Howard OF Yale arrived
Tuesday to visit hs aunt Mrs. Fred
Miss Altha Patterson arrived herc sat.
nrdAy from Hartshuruo. okla. and win
take W her duties rs stcnographcr for
Drumright high school
Mr.. and Mrs N. A. Leonard spent
Sunday with Nj and Mrs. Lester Bar
Mrs. D. a. Graham OF North c-marron
street was hostess Thursday night 20
The order II the Eastern star organ.
! lied an Eastern star Study club here
| recently Much interest II manifest and
the club is rapidly growing
Mrs. Lester Barlow and children of
Yale spent Wednesday here with her sis
ters' Mrs. Fred V Russell and Mrs. J0-
! sephine Powers
Roy r. Douglas, boukkeeper for tho
| Pure OIL company at Drumright spent
the Thanksgiving holidays with friends
John shdler and Sam Denycr motored
to saltwater Friday to see the football
game between a. & NJ. and Oklahoma
] university.
James H. Cravens Of Oklahoma uni
versity was In Drumright the past week
and gave an interesting lecture on gar
dening.
air. and Mrs J. L. Teeter left Friday
for Enid, where they will make their
home.
Jack Porter and wife motored TO Tulsa
Wednesday on q pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ Farnsworth and
daughters left Saturday Tor Springfield,
Mo. TO spend few weeks with Nj.
. 4a b IA
j Edgar williamson and family left
Saturday for Enid, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Lille Lewis Of this city was mar
rled Thursday to Mr.. Maple Taylor OF
Kaw city. okla. The young couple will
make their home In shidler.
! Tulsa Sunday evening on business.
Lee Murray motored to Shawnee Tues
day on a business trip.
Mrs. r. A, Ashby Of CenterviiIe, Iowa,
arrived here Thanksgiving day TO spend
few weeks with her brother and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Porter OF 42o West
NJ w cain professor OF dancing. OF
Cushing, was Drumright business vis-
! itor here Saturday
s. d. Shusterman motored to Gushing
| Wednesday on business. Mr.. Shustermau
Is manager OF the Hub shoe store.
Orville Brown OF Blackwell was n
Drumrtght business visitor Thursday.
Miss Dorothy Stephenson Of Salisaw
/ Okla. Is a guest OF Mrs. !. W. Runyan
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hazard Of Coving
Of ofn Mr. and Mfs rfoy snSSsrss
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Higgins left Thurs
day for shawnee 10 visit relatives.
Miss Edith Mumford Of Tulsa is here
| visiting her sister. Mrs. George Ham.
Mrs. c. e Jenkins and Mrs. W. II
Rodecker Of Yale were guests wednesday
| OF their mother, Mrs w j. King, OF the
Ma gnolia Petroleum company,
Mrs. Earl Anderson. representative tc
/ the oklahoma house from this district
I attended the conference Of the north
/ eastern chamber Of commerce which was
/ In session a. SapulPa last Monday.
Mr.. r. w. Elrod. who has been an
employe OF the Pure OIL company has
resigned his position with that com
pany to take over tho management Of the
strand theater here.
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day Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. u. Cuu ana son
hity b. at their home. si7 Delaware
avenue.
MIS- waiter Hambsrg Of Lltti. Rock.
Ark.. returned to- her home Tuesday
after being entertained here At tho homo
' Mr. T and ilr. IHD" W. Y fosr,to,. who ss,,
becn ylsltng here at the home OF M
aud Mis- Reed. teu Wednesday for Tulsa
to Walt friends
Mrs b. b. Walsh, &c., was hostess sos-
nrduy afternoon Ht q luncheon and bridge
party whom she entertained ia honor q
Mrs. Tom shea of Tulsa. The guests
were tho moinbcrs or the Ifaiycon Bridge
club.
The city federation OF womens CLUB.
- sponsoring the biE aistrr movement n
the senior and iuni'r hish schools hero.
Mts NJ c. guiHenberry cf Roswell. n.
NJ suoat Of Mrs Lloyd Church. ans
MIS-. ~ W. Murphy nt Newark Ohio.
guest NJ Mrs. DpD Burns, were guests oc
honor Mt " ulght brldg" party FRIDAY sr
the home ot Mrs Paul Mccroady on souta
M. ond Mis- O. C.. Loo we're hosts a,
monday lhauksgitug dinner at to
Malre hoiol. WHOM thyN entertained q tev
Intimate friends ot Mrs Gttu"tt BealifY
and j. C.. Cohiclgh.
Mrs q. W. Thureton % Parsons. kan.
who hos been visiting Mrs ~. H. Stavsr
To her hume Wednesday.
Tho annual Thaui,srt tvlnE-day oelebra-
The exhibition hall ~ pewoy rnursdsF
whom more than two hundred oid set-
tiers with thor families attended the ALL
day mcctug The hall was beautifully
decorated with autumn loaves which wers
supplemented with large American ilags
hanging from one end Of the bail lha
morning hours were spent registering amt
renewing Old friendships, Ia tho after
noon program was given by Mts. GuJ
MuodrinE. who was assisted ty Miss
Mary woodward of Dewey. The present
officers OF the CLUB are Joe Bnrues. prcs-
ident; Mrs Walter Brown, vice prcdi-
dent, Mrs. Lena McFRddcu OF Barties.
yiile secretary, ana Mrs. A. -. Morton,
OF Hartloaylll0, treasurer. In the evening
] tho Old time dances we're enjoyed.
social purposes gave itp first formal deno-
Ing party "wednesday night, at tho Elks'
home Everett Holm, president of ths
club, Howard sherman, secretary and
Paul Mcintyre treasurer, are the officers.
The club has membership Of so, and
more than sixty couples attended the first
Of the social aeaou's formal events.
Dewey Davis orchestra played for ths
dance program and AZ the midnight hour
buffet supper was served IN tbs dining
/ haiI.
/ Miss Katherine Walsh. daughter Of Mr..
] aud Mrs !. -. walsh. 6li kogieT avenue.
became tho bride OF Howard Meyers on
/ Wednesday at the home of the bride.
/ Rev, John van Heude read the ceremony
| that madc them man and wife, Ih9
and thr groom by bis brother Raymond
| Myers OF Shidlcr, with whom he Ia ~
/ business ut shidier. Others Of the wod-
/ ding quests were Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
] Meyers, Air. and Mrs. y. A, Walsh, Mr.
! ana Mrs. J. II, walsh, Mr. and Mp. James
/ Duyis Nj, end Mrs. Powers, kiBses Jc-
sophlno Garner lmogens Poser, and Ar
/ thur Powers The couple left for a brief
honeymoon after which they VIII reside
/ Mt Shldlrr.
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Miss Adde REID spent Thanksgiving at
her home IN kn'lFEiile
Miss Ed'th R"1 went 20 Rotf TO spend
the Thanksgiving vacation with home
folks.
Mrs. Lonnis Brown and daughter
Clarics, returned Moudfy from mex
tended visit with relatives IN Nlsslssip ppi
Misses Josephine Holt and Twia VII
son went to Tulsa Wednesday evening" TO
spend thanksgiving vacation al their re-
Miss cozette Johnston went 10 Okla
bona City the last Of the week for few
days vacation
Misc Msurins chilton hsa been spend
ing the week with relatives at saltwater.
e. H RucksT has returned homo from
= business trip to Kansas city.
Mr.. And Mrs Ear Randall ana ehil
in Utah. after having been rssidents Of
Mounds for the past three years. where
Mr. Ransdan has been manager OF the
Long Bell Lumber cnm mpany. Roy Moore
Of Avgusts, Kan. has been appointed as
the new manager of this company
Mrs Marvin Glisman and son Of Ok
mulgee nave been spending the. week
visiting IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs John Rhodes left the tirst
ot the week FOR motor trip 10 point-
John Hi.l who is employed In Paw
huska, Is spending few days at bis
home In Mounds
Fred Helm OF Wyoming ts making a
Ma Gsorgs o. Helm-
Mise EAnA AeKslvis n spending ths
Weekend with relatives IN huskosea
rhs Parent Teachers association will
bold ita first nesting Friday, Dscsmbsr
s, AT 2s0 ,, m At tbs new high school
building
Mira J A wSgsoner will oo host-us to
the Thtmbis bes at her home Thursday.
December T.
Mrs Sanders spent Monday with friend.
J.i-, 1glt.s - Yura,t srs,t .y,a. -
In tho home OF SIR. and Mrs A. NJ. Smoot.
Ne-sIs. Jcaao siss0n and Dave Me
AiIsfc. Tcpnrluied by Misses Mabel
S'tu1 and Mildred Nelson, motorod a
Tuss Saturday TO witness the football
game
Mr. and Mrs. Coral Davis Of Tulsa
spent Thursday with home folks IN
Mounds.
The Mounds community church hAs sp
pointed The following members TO servs
on the official board for the coming year
with W. W. Mcconnell as pastor. J. G.
Holling-hed. C. G. Vaughn, ]. J. sisson,
A. a Scott Gsarss IsnEins Ed~ssN
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Mrs, charley Wsnds was hestess to the
W. g, =. 4, Tuesday at her home, Mrs.
Gerty Lyford was leader on the subteeL
"Bibe study should BE Taught In ths
schoos" The next meeting VIII ba held
at the homo OF Mrs ]. Young, who lives
one mile south OF Copan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Jennings are hons
after spending several months in Ripley.
whore Mr.. Jennings had ths contract to
build a modern home fof Mrs. d. bhnrufn.
Mart Campbell spent the weekend In
BriHtow with friends.
Bert Jennings and daughter NAE;s su1
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Jessen motorsd to
Coffeyville Tuesday whore thay spent the
day.
Mrs Frank Wolfe and daughter May
spent tho Weekend in Tulsa with their
daughter and sister, Miss Gertrude Carry,
who Is attending a music school the!e.
Mrs, Henry Metsor Of huskoges is here
visiting relatives.
X, J. Coaita spent Thanksgiving sday
with friends In Tulsa.
MIR. and Mrs. O. IL. Olier motored to
Chelsea Monday to visit the iuttsrs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. fnslis. return
ing Tuesday bringing thsir daughter Cleo
home to spend the holidays,
Miss Clara chatham arrived homs Tues
day morning FROM saltwater whore shs
ls attending tho a. n NJ. college She
viii spend several days here with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harfy Chatham.
Mr.. and Mrs O. A. Lyford motored 70
Columbus. Ean.s 10 spend several days
with tho iatter's parene at thai plael
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Mrs T Is. Rouoy ier Monday for
Golden city, Mo- TO be with her mother
Mrs. Jason Finch and children Russell
and Louise. are. spending 'he wuck .cuI
with rcl7tivcs 100 kansas city.
Miss Irene couums, who has heed fra
tho benefit of her health, has returned
home. 10 Is graufylng 10 hcr many
friends 20 see her looking 80 we'll again
Mrs. Grant Tucker and Mrs. Nern
Eagan both ~ Tulsa arc visiting v'tn
their parents, Mn ANA Nr7 w. S Hates.
Mrs. J, \. wrieht and sister. Nils itd'
week In Fort Smith
Miss Cocn McAtrc OF Lamar colo. has
with her sister Mra i H. Roberts aud
to attoud tho S,illwen high school
Mre u G. liucr Is making an 81
tended visit with her parents, Mr, and
Mrs Kerry OF Springdale. Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh NJ Hays OF narhcr
were treusacung business in sullweh
Monday
mother IN HeHventr this week.
Miss Lura Mount ~ Fort smith came
Wednesday evening 20 spend Thanlsfly-
Ing with friends and relatives
Mrs LeRrovo spcnt The first ot the
Misses Ruby Euphemla leo visited IN
Fort Smith this week.
pr. J. 4. Patton has returned from q
visit with hts family at Norman.
w. A. woodruff ard family are spend
'ng the week end with friends In Mus
r. u. Choatc one u Adair oounty's
loading atockmcn and farmers was hero
Tuesday buying tho woodruff hero OF
Poland hogs
here this week ON business.
Rev and Mrs o. S. Smell left Wednos-
day for keota whore where he VIII as
sumo his duties az pastor Of the Method 70
list church at that place,
Reverend and Mrs Gillian arrived
Monday Reverend Gillian was transferred
from Niburn TO this place as the
Mrs n panlstor OF EIdorado, Mo-.
II visiting her daughter Mrs J. a, Ward.
Mrs Don Amos has returned from an
extended visit with her parents Mr. adm
Mrs/O. r. Mason Of Miami
Tho bridge club was entertained Mt tho
homo Of Mrs A. II. Cook Friday aftor.
noon, a very pleasant time was spent aud
two-courso luncheon was served Those
attending included Mrs, joel Yates Mrs
Taylor, Mrs, }. a wright, Mrs. Rupert
Waters, Mrs A Dioh0lt Mrs Francis
Yoe, Mrs. william McAnally. Mrs. Jesse
Briggs and Mrs william Vecrcamp
Nc. and Mrs E. s Arnold left FOR
tRir home ht Tullahoma, Tenn, Saturday
morning after a short visit with their son.
n. u. Arrold.
MIS- Ben II. Colbert, Mrs william
McAnally and Mrs Joe NJ Lynch spent
Wednesday In Fort Smith attending the
performance Cf tho pcnnishawn danrofH
Ia the afternoon md hearing Miss Anna
Case IN tho evening, thoy report very
enjoyable time.
G. l.. Fletcher, Judge Martin 7. W
Ferguson and others are hunting, thl'
week, In Che mountains near Proctor.
Mrs Joe NJ. Lynch was hostess to the
Art club ana Priscilla club Friday after
noon. An afternoon Of contests. music.
cts. was enjoyed The members Of both
clubs appreciated being brought to-
gether and tho afternoon was pleasantly
passed. A two course luncheon was
served Mrs. Lynch hclng assisted by
Mira. c. L. Dyer md Mrs william No
Anally
Charles west Of Ncosho. Mo. was in
the city WeduaHday
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Mrs Mary Cooper OF ralfhury. Ncb.. is
at the home OF Mir and Mrs. y q. ed
wards At no QuapRw avenue.
Mrs %. G. Alaworth returned from 81.
Louis, Mo. where she has been visiting
friends for two weeks.
Mrs. Howard Weber, b0A thorlkrs ave-
nue. LETT Tuesday for tho east, whore Hhe
was called suddenly by the death of an
aunt
Miss GLADYS Muder. student Of rhnlips
university at Enid. arrived homo Wed
nesdAy to spend tho Thanksgiving holl.
days with her paronts MI and Mrs
John Muder.
Mira Garnott ucasiey, whose marriage
to !. G. Cobleigh took place December q.
was prettily compliment Tuesday night
at the homs OF Mr. ana Mrs u, y koos-
tor lovely bridal party for the bride
oect was given. The guests were Mcssrs
and Mosdhmos walter Lorenzo, W c.
Mccoy, Guy swain, j. ~. Curtis, Guy
Wolford, y, ", Farley, Frank johnson.
p u. Curtis. and Mrs Beasiey aud
Miss Margaret Conway is visiting at
the home Of Mrs II 81. Alien. formerly
OF this city, ct Okmulgee, Thanksgiving
ana the week end.
Prominent among the events Of Monday
was the large bridge party aud shower
given at the homo OF Mrs. @ J. Neuncr
bohorips Miss katherine walsh, whose
engagement has been announced TO How.
ara Meyers. small wagon drawn by
two teddy hears was brought into the
room ana In tina cart was seated doll
Iaueous gitts 20 Miss Walh.
Mrs =. q Hopkins of st. Louie Mo. ar
rived here Tuesday TO spend the Thanks
giving with her daughter, Mrs Gilbert
Hinkler at the Leach apartments
Mrs. Lee Flood, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Clay Briggs. left Tues
day for her home In Ponca city.
Mrs, j. Is. McGRughy ,fra. clay Briggs.
Mrs. II. o. Castor, Mrs. J. G. Jarhoo and
Mrs. q. V. Rowland were hostesseH who
dollghtfuily prepared an afternoon bridge
party for the Dohorty auxiliary Tuesday,
Mr.. and MrH William Bigley of okla
hOma city, who have been guests Rt
the home ~ Mr.. ana Mrs s. NJ, uilkoy.
returned home Tuesday.
Miss Isabel Week is entertaining at her
home. 405 Creek avenue. Mira. Lawson
Faunos OF Ohmulgee. who viii remain ovor
thu week
Mrs. n. II. Turner substituted for Mrs
II, y. Rood ana vIH the leader for tho
interesting program given at the Tues
day club. Mrs. ~, W. Johnttone. who
was former resident of the city ana
who az that time was president of tho
club. was visitor and talked In pleas
inF manner to the women.
MIR. and Mrs. W, T. Clitt. Miss Jssulc
Clift, Miss Ida Cnft OF Blackwell, aud
Mr.. and Mrs W. Il. Cift and daughter
I Barbara Nells and Merle Cit Of Okla-
hnma city were guests on Thanksgiving 4
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lunch served at the sale ot u. schults
Tuesday
Miss Susl Collier won't TO SApulnn
Wednesday evening Go spend a. few days
visiting friends
Miss Lucue Wigkhiaer ioft Wednesday
fnr HUGO. okla, Go suoud rhAuksEiying
vacation with relatives.
.IHH. Iur Alexander wss- S1puipa
N.Fo. Wednesday.
John stalty passed away Saturday ftom
Injuries received by being ron over hy
an automobile. MT StaIuy hHR bvon "a
resident % Mounds FOR number ot
N,.. and viii bc misfrd iu tho com.
muuity.
.ir and Mrs Park Powell have ru--
chased tho John T.. Moulin property and
nrr having 20 rytnrnrat.i for their horn"
R b.. tUl and Buck Wills were Uul.,
visitors Thursday
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aui Mrs Eastman. Mr. Aui Mrs. Jon.
nioss ST. aud Mra. Davies, Mt aud Mrs.
Mr. Bon Gaines and family of wokiwa
wcfe VISITORS at tho home ot their daugh-
ter. Mira ". N. Gray ana family sunday.
Mr5 NJ. =. Wilson sp,nt Monday and
Miss Pearl stewart sPoUt sunday at
Mfs Maud Lees
Mrs. Jack FiCids and son Edmond spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs Nddic loe.
Mr Guv Gown and family spent sunday
Fouthcat OF Tulsn.
Nl.s licnry NorR " stpupa visited
| her parents tt l1ruuor sunday.
Mr. ana Mrs rlocR returned Monday
/ from q vis.t g. their parents.
/ hr"hcn wrist several wc'ka ago VIII soon
be able Co return to- his work AT tiiyr
Mr. % Lee returned TO his work at
nir nil Weaver q. on the sick l,t
| Mrs si Johnson returned Monday
l f.om tho bedside OF her father al Tonga
Mas. Lyuoh aud Mrs uhitir= OF Tulsa
suuut Wednesday with Mra. NJ T.. Wilson.
The Hgsy Frc r,uh save "a surprise on
NJ aud Mrs Nua. sloan luesdny uvening
/ 100 honor ut her father ana brother MI
| Len Luu and SON Howard ot Iowa. Those
/ Nrs %. NJ wilson. Mrs r } sidney.
/ Mrs A. g. Weaver NJ and MIS- cnarl,r
+ smith. Mrs Eyaus. Mrs. w. o.. Frye aud
"" NS snl MI Mr., Morso4 @,','' Mr ''a and i'',z -,
/ lloyd Wushvpp, Mr and Mrs NJ &c.
[ bnNey,. Msa. hoilngshcud. Mr A S
Wells Mr II. t.He and family. Miss stella
Sidney M.ss Eyo IindIay. MI iigrbgrl
/ Weaver An came with well tlled haa.
/ te'H The evening was spent in games
/ after vhich luncheon vOs served and all
! voted % "a most pleasant evening.
Mrs Mabel Poor Is very ill at home OF
/ nor sister Mr George wright
/ Mrs. AOftits daughter ana chioton
loft Wednesday Tor their home In coffey.
/ yiIl0. Kan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Alspach, former
Jenks residents. were here from Perish
ing during the past week visiting rels-
tives and renewing old friendships,
The newest rganization in Jenks high
school circles IS the A. d. society, a club
composed OF girls with the memhershlp
limited to hlgh school students The Of
ficers are; President, Miss Bcbbie Cate
Boyd; vice president, Miss zola Rexford ;
secretar ~ treasurer, Miss Frances Snyder
sponsor, Mrs. r, +. Rose.
Messrs. Hugh Clark. Grant Tucker, VIII
liam Simmons and Hugh Kiddy represent
ed the local lodge at the NJ ", A. ban
quet and entertainment staged by the
Tulsa lodge on Tuesday night.
s, Coach Il. +. Rose was host to the
Jenks football team az the Rose home on
Saturday evening Of last week with an
elaborate banquet. the hospitality being
coach to his players for the excellent
record the team made during the season
Just closed.
nOunce a chicken dinner and Christmas
dinner 10 ho given on thu days OF Friday
and Saturday, December and ., This
proceeds Of their efforts will be added ~
the fund being used for the completion
OF the new Baptist church. Work OF
stuccoing the building was started last
week and considerable other work 10 be
finished is included IN the same contract,
which will bring the structure TO n nearly
completed stage.
Prof clyde d. Haston. vocational in
stTnctor IN tNe hlBu bChopIt has bNHh ~
pointed scoutmastsr for the Jenks Boy
Scouts and is busy with the organiza-
tion Of a troop with s2 members,
Miss Alice Jordan was hostess to
company OF friends on Saturday night a.
the Jordan country homo southeast o!
the city with n slumber party. The guest
list included Misses Hazel Clark JuAnita
Boles Frances Snyder, Merle stivers Bob
bic Cate Boyd, Zola Rexford, Mabel Chap
man. LorIne Leaf. Jewel Howard, Pear
Dunbar, Ruth Carol Chambers and May
Miller
Ryan Bell, star football player, has
about recovered from his recent period
OF suffering from an Injured knee which
developed into blood poisoning. and was
able TO visit home folk at MOUNDS
Wednesday afternoon,
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MIAMI

MIAMI
T. g. Hatch, who Is engaged to
M .ba scottish Rite Mssons Of Okis
NJ gs here Friday and gave two
~ On Friday afternoon he lectured
~ ladies and the young girls overle
- age, IN the evening 70 the men
si hots closing with an able talk to
a'sis.s ~. -rtdweek meeting Of the Rotari.
a. 'rs wore laid for the fourth annual!
as tor.Up minstrel show Of that organ
,ior which VIII be staged some time
teo.g Mrs T. J. Sanders and small
N'-..-,aa Linton were the Thsnksgiv-
'n .rssts OF Mrs. sanders sister, Mr.
d. r. Glasgow OF Baxter Springs,
A,a ,,4 Mrs A. X Wilder entertained
Nt guest for THANKSGIVING Mr.. and
Z Magic OF Winfield, Kan, for
w, W. reslieats of Miami.
Vr and Mrs. James KEYS departed
rgssday for Chi,ogo llA' where 'hey VIII
r,i ,,.. u ,fav7,e wilson, Of the Jackson
~. N s,ors is the guest OF her parents in
-, No for several days.
,ass Reba Anderson. student at the
-. normal at Pittsburg, KAN, Is the
,4tt here ~ relatives.
y 'E4ra and Mrs. 4. @. Brewster of Pryor
- fbe Thanksgiving guests OF Mr.. and
v-s O. G. Hadley.
ss thelr guests Tor a few days Mr..
~ Mrs claud Brasher OF Chelsea.
~. and Mrs O. n Havens are enter
r.aing aS iheH sues, 81 80
Havens and children Ronald and
v,rfery, and Miss Mayme ColtWan' al
y,. ygP'iT@ q NJ Klger and small son Robert
rived Monday afternoon from Kansas
clty for an extendcI vist WIN MIs' kls-
sJs parents Mr.. and MIS- ~ NJ hooerts'
X me Roberts 1ewelry store
Mr. and Mrs. Kari scott ana snaIi
laughter Elizabeth Ann were the ihahks,
f.vlng guests Of their parents; MI; ana
Mrs J. W Scott nnd MT. ana MIS- W. W.
walker
NJ and Ms. w. r. ,,bays Myers NM nave srd1t fet
turned from Iolorbuo Wheie NncS -peit
he summer ana WI 80 a. 49, n
Hreet, hoI lnee9'' eIiYt A.. os .,-
Nauave hat "a ra,y aays 4, Miami
isndlhg 70 ON9'"o9' Az" 80
tai Weeh, ~, u poni,sor NJ a,5
a iE anu N,s. -, st;is ~ -
~ !, a ~ nov,H9H ,,Hi,I Shtar NJ xa,
Ms Roy 80 ~ 'iao,r,aa yvadros
Has auo - a.. roijt,sr No whara tbsv
day over .euu ~. NJ pahin
WI oe .ne - - 'rhaat,sct,,i,,y
mns mothe' M'' Lee' i'i ~ '''e
d'1nsr' = TrcLar who has been the
Mrs = =. W s, Hei -,., ,hroe naeiss
fuss, Oh te'at!sss 40, t.oa iSo,,'a ~ ft,s1
d rars9us' N''''
the Neth, r,-,,t- r.N, q, ,.,,-
MISS Ntue' ,,,,t,',r.t,,, rlarr,sn
dent u Sne So .r,,5I',, sbnrt ,,tsji
arrived noIne Ia Nirs pyls
Wtn LEI pdlehNS' -"i' u''4 4'i0 - nv
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BnuNEs AND IAwSwoop.

Mrs. A. \. Weaver is recovering from
several days illnosg
w. II. Sloan OF Usage ls visiting rcl-
ntivts near Bruurr.
Mr.. Charles DOYLE OF Berlin IL spend
ing several days here.
Miss Avis Robson, who has been max.
ing her home with her sister. Mrs. W. y.
Frye IL leaving TO reside in Okmuigee.
quite number OF people attended the
dedication OF tho Riverside Baptist
church AZ Park View last Sunday. Those
in attendance were MT and Mrs NJ a.
Wilson, Reverend Whea,ey and wife,
Mrs. Hogan, Mis- Erie, Mr.. and MT.
Woolry Mr and Mrs. tdt!lepaEn. Mr..