The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

Will conduct ten days series OF
prophetic Bible teachings at the
Assemblies OF God church, Fifth and
Peoria, beginning Sunday. July.
Evening services VIII be at f:3O
o'clock. Reverend Jamlson former
" served here as a pastor Of the
denomination.
REV. sILAS LANG, Methodist
boy preacher, will occupy the pulpit
at Orcutt Memorial church sunday
evening. preaching on the text, ASK
and yet shall receive" Young
Lang is member. Of the church.
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MARTHA HAMILTON sTUMPH
and Jessie Lou Stumph. young
daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". w.
Stumph, have left for Bellevue,
Texas. where they will visit during
the summer with their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II, Douglas.
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WILLIAM f. EWING chapter OF
the order Of DeMolay will hold
public installation OF officers Mon
day night at the Masonic hall at
o'clock Twenty-Five officers are to
he Installed.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
yesterday: Hugh V. Fisher 2l and
Leone Collier. 81 of Bartlesville;
Frank S. Dintman, 42 and Etfle
Rose, AZ OF Sand Springs; Ross f.
Craig, 80 OF Tulsa and Pearl ID.
Kaemmerling, 26 of Sand Springs;
Thomas Cullon. 55 and Mildred NJ.
Price, 30 of Tulsa; William II. Gar
field, "a and Opal Miller IS of Tulsa.
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IDENTIFICATION certificates will
be necessary for Spanish war veter-
ans who want to take advantage Of
the one-fare rate for the round trip
TO Los Angles. the National Encamp-
ment headquarters for this year, ac-
Cordng to announcement made by
]. Z. Gallagher OF the Bohneteld
cleaning works. The cncampment
is 10 open Monday, August FL. Rates
viii he good for veterans and their
families and certificates can be Sc
cured from the adjutant, Gallaher
said.
MRS. BETH JOHNSON, millinery
buyer for Halliburton-Abbott CO.,
leaves tonight for the New York
market, where later she will Join a
party OF friends on a motoring trip
through the New England states be-
fore her return to Tulsa.
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CLARENCE CAMPBELL, one OF
the democratic candidates Tor county
Judge, will entertain the entire con-
gregation of the Presbyterian church
of Claremore Sunday at his suburban
home on Sixteenth street just east
OF Lewis avenue. The crowd will
arrive about noon and provision has
been made 10 carry every one by
automobile. some $50 are expected.
There will be a short church service
on the lawn at 1890, the address
VIII be made by Rev. w. II. Murphy
OF the Second Presbyterian church
Of this city; and Immediately fol-
lowing the entire crowd will partake
~ a fried chicken dinner served
, yrom a long table built on the lawn,
The afternoon will be spent by the
visitors in looking about the place
and the gardens of Mr.. Campbell
who has some wonderful gladioli
now in fun bloom and visiting
friends in Tulsa.
FNME-BAKED CAKE and home
made ice cream and lemonade will
he served by ladies of the G.. A. r
AZ an ice cream social 10 be held
Tuesday evening, June II, on the
lawn of the home of Mrs. Felix
Bowen, 1929 East Fifth. Tables
and chairs will dot the lawn thickly
and group of Mattresses PRO tenn
VIII be on hand to serve a large
crowd at the tables and in automo'
biles. The hours of serving will be
from s 10 10.
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F. +. lyon AND MRS. lyon
have returned home from the east
where they attended the burial OF
T!on's father Charles II. lyon, whC
was well known here In Tulsa. Tyor
was called 10 Sacketts Harbor. New
York, last week by his fathers
death. The body was taken TO tn,
old family home in Strawn Illinois
for burial.