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rents, Mt and Mrs George E spuler.
Mrs j. II. Caywood 10 makins an ex.
tended visit 10 friends and relatives at
different points In Missouri
Mr and Mrs &. W. Lcwelivn. who ar
rived ftom Kansas city last week TO
make jerks their home. have established
themselves In cottage IN the southeast
part " town, Mr Leweiyn is local
manager Of the Atlss Production com.
peny, recent addition to the Industrial
NE q this city
Mrs. W. 4. cave has returned to her
home In Springfield Mo. after visit to
hcr father MIS- W N FtaN
a class Of boys putsuiug vocational in.
suucton rcmruscd ~ Emmett ishmuel
liatry Gish. Jim shores, charlie Love
sud Neal Whitaker accompanied by
riot Floyd T. Miller went to- saltwater
last week 10 participate In tho livestock
J.. gus contest
Mrs 4 j. splcts was called to Elk
Nlty Kan, latt week TO attend the ut.
her home at that place.
Mrs. Vel Elliott and Mrs Stmmoul
nave returned ito man extended Visit 10
relatives at Newkltk.
Tho rctrcu,Dm,nt policy ~ tho Md
lard valley Railroad company removed
from duty the past week IA Robertson,
when his position As telegraph operator
was made paJt u the duties ~ sta.
ton Agent ]. u Miller The cut IN tho
force was due TO poor business Accord
my 10 an announcement coming fJum tho
general offices of tho company.
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Mrs Ch1rles s. Hampton has returned
from an extended visit with her parents.
MI and Mrs. G. N. Mcdonald. at salu-
Miss Pauline Ross who was operated
on Tor appendicitis nHt Friday at tho
local hospital s conNalcsclns nicely aud
Miss Lois Bnssham " vineyard ARK .
l"s been Visiting relatives IN this city
for the past several days.
MFH Jimmie bilIiugslcy of Siloniu
springs. AN. liz visiting at the ho,no OF
81 and Mrs. Mathis this week
Miss Mamie Quinn spent the week with
relatives at Marble CITY
Mrs ~ n. strange ot nowl.ug Green.
~. hdS been lu tAu city several duNs
visiting tciatlyos and frieuds.
MIS-. j, a. Wright has returned from a
w'"h q visit with her cousin at GIaycttv.
AFR
Mrs. Lura Homan. who was known here
A. Miss Lura johnson OF Eufaulh, has
been here tHis week visiting her parents.
Nj and Mrs s. /. johnson, ana many
other relatives.
Mr. ana Mis-. John Guess who live near
town are the patents uf a fine baby,
born To- them last 1hursday night.
Mrs, J. $. Atchlcy has returned home
after two weeks visit with relatives at
biddngs
Andy Brock an old.tmer here but tor
the past 10 ycars IN California has re-
turned TO Stllwell Tor good, he says
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church had charge NJ the regular service
last sunday night In an installation Of
the Officers Of the league. which had been
elected At previous meeting. The fol-
flowing were installed as officers preHi.
dent j. Byrl Cox. vice president. DICK r.,
sheffield, Secretary treasurer, Miss Mayme
sanders. superintendent devotional sptv
/ Ice. Mrs Jason Finch, superintendent so.
! cial service, Hyrl Chambers, supctintend-
ent rccroational service, George T., Davis;
I superintendent " missionary service,
Aleyeno white; agent Epwurth Era, Miss
/ El2ona Sassnet, corresponding secretary,
| Miss Beetfice Dodgen.
| Watson Lee OF Jefferson city Mo- Is
/ spending several days In the city with
| his brothers, Henry and Roy Lee. and
| families.
/ word has been received here ~ the
| marriage recently ot Miss ruth Patton ~
| this city 20 Mr. Folsom of Howe, Miss
/ Patton was teaching school at that place
when she became a victim Of the love
I bacillL and the first intlmation of her
[ marriage was telephone call to hot
! parents. Or. and Mrs. Joseph A. Patton,
/ announcing the news
! MIR, and Mrs. Charley Blsnck ot Mus
kogee have been In the city several days
| visiting their parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frank
] a, BanCk.
Miss Evsngcline Roberts. who ha,
] taught In the Lawton city schools the
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when she entertained the Wejre.lsv Au,.
tfpn Uridge club AL her home rr ps,r.
aVeuu, Mrs N.rru ttsrr.r and Mo
O.No ,nIr MrGsVn.t, v,rs aIiui"r,.
guusts Mrs tI., ur,yg. - a.. ,.
cipi,pt Of ba nan '.,' 80. ,
cara t,tI.. vhil plS' "' 'n,
ths siigst uri.e '"'''' ''''''''
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N"- '''v'hN sWN. wood, daughter "
VI. r.H.|W'''. VINO 70 q Student
nv 'n' "H'' ''.h'n' school at Nashville.
''ul'Ie uf lHh which was Eivou Cos
pul'H 'I ~" MOOT lh.s week Tho p.Hv
"a. p''s'n,'' h,. weuuets " ,hs rllilo
49, M'a Hn'IN'lu IL rr'Hi.
''MI ''' N"h presented un tho acNuul
''''l'
large uuwtrr " tho members ut the
T. ~ ilurN nn South ktsi,r r,,ru.
"wednesday when they were entertained
WIN luIEhu s.guu afternoon Ite
tu report Roy Nfa It4t.a N.tu, rt,.I.
dent NJ the ,.uu who told ur tf, fedora
ton oIuh w,euue spc attended r,seutj,
on u'gr,uus account ~ t',i w.rR NJ
y, y. Thurman FU.IU Un ul... and t.a
v".A .nr.ur a'0o D.. fUs ,uNs uf tny ,lt,
"ui Mrs Abort D.l.Ir.t gave report
~ unusual ut,tc,t Nra vs.. 4 t,r,tt
ntl Nit w n B.f r..u. fNu IIruH. tnIua
after which ttfru.Iu...r. o.i. ....,t Az,
i.Is wore used iu Usr..tirr r.. ...,,.
nr t'ulI,b tUHuu,.u.r vt. .u.t..s
M,IrrFlUy Afternoon ut jN, D.D ilI
Country ,Iuh ION f.. Itu,I'... 70 I
American Nr,omtIur vhn Eat r.t, ANY
uual election pt officers Iur fuil,O Uu,
uuI,ris were cI,rt,t. NIra B., 3. NJ"
tpE.ut Ir. thumL,rIn. NI,s I.,.,t a..
=. Robert Way c.tfy .pontInr .a.t.f.,,
Mrs Ft,d UI,e treasurer. Nj. "A a.
buutWgy historian. NrA NrD,tIl ,Irt
IIIu. MH. H. o. tIu.d p1flnu.rtafI,r
Following 90. election ~ ofncpiH Mrs u
~ M,tHututk who BE- state recent yat.
900 iutrrHstIrE nud EraphIc a,,ouri ~
Urr UIp to Washington u. e. vb,t,
She attended tho annual national ruutru
tuu ur fu. ~. A. r. last innuth Nrs
LrryI johnson aud Nfs JHUt,. Er,I.u
Et,o tsudIugr zoe the lu,stH There ',sfs
several uut.lt. town quests ut tho u.rctfua
Thirty members ~ the Numauu toiicr
tIub were entertained Non1ty rIgbt ot
tho homo ~ Mrs q, 4, Ootilap nU ,b,I
okto avenue. when Mrs 4 b. Ilunk,tt
Mfn. Warren SpieH and Mrs ti ID Fnst,r
we're huafuHsra A. this v.s "a sori0I
meeting NJ tho club members those I'm
change 'uf th, prupIuu invited A a. Vau
to,out,r tn nI, uu .TnrIIniusotar, Law
fNfs subject being 81 much Inttt,st Ia ti,
club U,WhrIa
Mrs Floyd THROWN was huat,gs Monday
afternoon tg the wruh,t. of 50 IuI,,g
guild uf tho TuIacupsI church. the an .
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Through the efforts Of the field secre-
tary OF the Oklahoma Retah Merchants
association, with offices At Ok,ahome,
a local Organization which Will be arm
lated with the parent organization Al
ficers OF the Jenks body are II, L. Mont
vice president; o, X. Harley second vice
president, G., a. Murphy secretary, w
Under the auspices Of the ladies aux
Ilary OF the Jonks chamber Of commerce
recreation for the summer evenings ls TO
be provided at the park which Is under
going "A thorough transformation prepa'
ratury to the iirut ut seriss OF moon
light picnics planned. In addition TO the
piyntCs ana hand concerts, many chul'
and social affairs are being arranged Tor
in equipping the grounds with tables ana
Coached by Miss Leah zinder, director
OF girls athletics, n very interesting May
day program was given by the pupils ot
the jerks schools on Friday evening OF
last week. Miss Frances snyder was
awarded the honoh vi queen OF the oc-
caslon,
Baptismsl services were conducted
Sunday afternoon by Rev. II. j. borrnh
Of the Baptist church, at which time
about 70 candidates were immersed. as d
result OF the recent revival meeting con-
Quoted by Reverend Lorenz.
Coach wilcox accompanied students
Lee Ishmael, Marion Anglin and Marshall
Hamilton to saltwater last week to par
tioipate in the state track meet held sat-
urday.
one OF the most pleasing entertain
ments gwen In this city for some time
was the 'old maids auction on Ncdncs
day evening. May 10. under the auspices
OF the ladies' aid society Of the Jenks
NJ. Y. church, In tho high school audi
torlum by cast composed of Mesdame'
Frank Walker W. II. Ellsworth. Law
renee Schnitzlein, c. r. Brown r. Rob
Survant. Maude Chambers, J. T. Sowcr'
wine. Charles Raff Dell Potion, q. T.
spiller, Al Taylor, Misses Ruth Survant
and Reba Sowerwins. This group OF 10 %
dies fully sustained their reputation as
entertainers and again won the unHtinted
praise OF a large audience.
Carl Wilson. formerly of Visn, Il a new
addition to the citizenship OF jerks, To-
eating here to become associated VITA
the jerks Drug company
With class OF six high school grad
yates and 30 from the eighth grade, AN
other term OF the Jenks schools under
the successful superintendency ut Prof
Floyd T., Miller II nearing close. Tho
graduating exercises OF the grade pupils
will be held on Wednesday evening May
"a followed by the high school COM
mencement program, which begins with
the baCcalaureato sermon on Sunday, May
81. at II o'clock a. m, delivered by Rev.
Il. W. Crabtree, pastor Of the Methorisi
church at o'clock on the. evening Of
graduating class ars Howard Purkapile,
Love, Carl Hugo and Arlon Aikmors.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, F spiller and young
son returned to their home at Billings,
after short visit 10 Mr. Spillern pa
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~,
,, ,ue past six weeks In Modesto, Cal, Wis
80 her mother. returned home this
a. Or, and Mrs. Mohammed seIehaddln
nsye sent word 20 their friends that they
I''ved In Southampton. England May
,they are en- route 70 Mt. Ararat,
hone =, on their wedding "trip. the old
q, me p L. p. club held a social meeting
she home OF Miss Hermos Biting. De-
Epa were submitted for their club pin
Nv committee appointed TO order them.
The teachers Of the Roosevelt school
C guests at an Informal evening party
Clsvnetga nome ot the school principal. Rex
GlaJysS On Those present were Misses
Uti wilson, Jean Lindsay, Catherine
wt, EVa thornton. Mae Crossley, Maude
Ks'SUn' Lneina Rude and Mrs Gertrude
., The D, V. V. club enjoyed a tscky marty
a., 'he home OF Miss De We're West Fri.
en- evening. number OF guests also
'"l9yed the diversion.
O., 'Ss nf marriage Of Miss Leila r. Puokett
''snt ot last week.
tsrtne, ttnee week End club was pleasantly en-.
y PP'n1a T at the home OF MIR, and Mrs,
WsSsu az four tables, high score being
Se Th py Mr., and Mrs. william Armstrong.
given hy ysi u, o. series OF spring luneheons
snin,aSd A. L. Trammel and MoInnis was
o'cioyottu oy their guests on Saturday at !
stSsh. Assisting were Mesdames Letson,
Tonpnsnssh' Rowland, Brown. swigert and
IssLs sym Glover. with Mlss Maude
an OF Pswhuska, spent the week. end
Gene nome OF Mr., and Mra John X.
Mrs ,,sturning TO Norman Monday.
Cllr,s Msry Dawson returned from
son ana his family for the past six Weeks.
tbis m m.nh ,'aker OF Tulsa II visiting In Eni.i
Tba egk, The guest OF Louis Chsnoweth.
nu,nha Eh'd Gro'to entertained large
Nv friends at dancing party at
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II was an Gppreeiative sudience which
i.ts,ed TO the Girls Glee club Of the
i,riverslty OF Oklahoma, saturday even
I,v AT the First Christian church. The
sntsrtainment was even undet the aus aus
4 chorus OF rs voices opened the pro.
.sm with four numbers Miss Annie
afarp the violinist, made an unusual MT
with the audience and was called BACK
ne third time. Professor Wall was the
i'm director. The girls were met al the
,.,in hy the Lions club and were driven
Tough the mining district on sight
,osinE exposition, After the concert they
we're guest, a, r.,SrniUss osndiUs az" ok,shoms
C.ty sunday
D. II Adams, who has been at Roches-
t. Ninn., in the Mayo Brothers sani.
tsrturu for the past several weeks. re-
tU-ncd home saturday evening much I'M
Rey A. p. Cameron, pastor OF TIE
pi,at christian church, returned Thuts-
aag evening from Bolivar, Mo-. where he
tended the district convention of the
rU.fphes Of christ. Reverend cameron
e.,a aIgo a, speaker at Drury college
t,fquet in springfield. Mo, Monday
Nr and Mrs. T; J. Levi. Of Aiamo
g.tau. formerly chief OF police ot this
,.f, relatives and friends for a coupls
~ veoks Mr. Lewis thinks the climate
Of Srw Mexico wonderful but otherwlcs
fbs country can not compare with OKLA.
hama He with his family moved 70
New Mexico about seven years ago for
HI. hoslthi he has improved so much IN
health that they are considering seriously
Of -oturning to Miami TO live.
Rev. O. A. Kleinsteiber has returned
from Chattanooga, Tenn. whore he as
sisted the pastor three weeks In cam
r..gn for the endowment of the Chatta-
na,ga NJ. f. university
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STATE SOCIETY

the Eiks hall. The Masonic band Or
ehestra furnished the music.
Ihe dance given by the III Delta Kappa
at the Country club was very enjoyable
event and ia the first OF number Of
dances 70 be given by the fraternity.
The Night Bridge club met with MIR.
scores were made by Mrs. q. Il. knupp
and w. L. CogdaL A party IL to be given
by the losers for the winners OF high
scores during the past winter.
MIS-. Joe ASH, a bride Of the spring
was honoted with a miscellaneous shower
at the home Of Mrs bert Erwin. who was
assisted by Mrs Fred Ash.
Mrs J.. H. Marshall left Wednesday for
Iowa, whore she will visit with her mother
a few weeks, going from there TO Boulder,
Colo, to be with her daughter, Mrs Roy
where she Will remain for the rest OF
the summer.
Mia Harry r Frants and children are
hone from Tulsa where they were guests
al the home of her parents
Mrs II, W. Reece of Caldwell. Kan, u a
guest AZ the home " her daughter, Mrs.
John q, Parker, ir.
Mrs Lula Nhitson Is home from Ann
Arbor Mich" whore she has been the
guest Of her daughter. Miss Virginia
Whitson, who is a Junior In the university.
Mrs clara oven IL here from Brookfeld
and Milan Mo- where she has been visit
ing Tor several months and after a short
visit mere VIII 30 20 Fairview. OKLA.
where she VIII be with her son Gerald
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lowery aud daugh-
TER Helen OF Oklahoma city have been
guests at the home OF pr. and Mrs Julian
Fields this week
Miss Kathleen Kirsting returned 10 her
home In wichita this week and will soon
20 TO New York to meet Madame Calve
and go TO Europe with her for a year or
two. where she will me under the fatch-
ful eye Of Madame Calye, who feels she
has discovered a remarkable voice
MRS John Gleason, who leaves soon
ne In
another delightful party for her friends
Wednesday. luncheon, attractive with
spring flowers, was the Last ot series
Of entertainments given by Mrs. Gleason
The Wednesday Night Dinner club met
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. B. Went
worth for their usual dinner. a numbe
Of guests were asked to join them. Fol.
lowing the dinner, bridge was played,
fevors going TO Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Knupp. Frank Herndon won the club
spoon. Guests were Messrs, and Mes.
Byron Layton, Edwards. John W. Parker
Ray Johnsan. Miss Ida Schmpff and
Or. Glenn Francisco. Members present
were Messrs and Mesdames William Tay-
Ercie coy y II. Heckendorn. Frank
Herndon, Tom Niece and y. Il. Went.
worth.
A stag dinner for Everett Plckerei.
FL Reno was an event OF this week, was
given by Clifford Brady, assisted by his
mother.
Mrs. snowden Hunt OF Liberty. Mo-
who is Waiting Mrs. sam Hardin. was the
guest OF honor at n delghtfully Informal
bridge party given BY Mrs Ralph Scott
at her apartments IN the Bernard.
The members OF the Pleasant Hour club
entertained their husbands at dinner
party at the home of MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
jctscholk Tuesday evening.
Miss Gladys Wilson IN homo from Wich.
ita, Kan, where she visited several days
last week.
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from Pawnee. drew the lucky number. 4
hbud en- brOtdered lunch set Visiting
guests were Mrs. OTIS Petters Mrs J. y
steed, MIS- "a Mathers OF raWnee aud
Ars Henry COCHRAN. who has been Wis.
ltlhg Mrs. walter sheets, returned to her
home in Avant "Wednesday evening.
number OF kleferitVs attended the
May day exercises at Gleupool FRIDAY.
The children we're we'll tutoTcd. Eusu
number on the program vas we'll rcud.
cred.
Mrs y. Anderson In company with her
mother. Mrs. McCord, ana brother. D. y.
Mototed over from Slick Wednesday 70
spend a few DAYS with friends
Mrs. Doctor stafford has as her guest
thus week her mother, Mrs I'd Msthers.
The Bachelors hail Furnished meeting
place on Tuesday evening Tor Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert, Mr ana Mrs Jean West NJ.
ana Mrs Balch Miss GLADYS kluhru and
Mr.. u. q. smith, whore they we're treated
to most elaborate = o'clock dinner. pre-.
pared and served by their friends, Mr.
punkln ana Mr.. Nermllltou. the occasion
being the going away o. NJ. Nermiilion.
who expects to leave Tor Texas Thursday
to make his future home.
Prof barney Orubh who has been de.
pattmental teacher on the west side Tor
the past year, has accepted position
with the school at Slick where ue VIII
take charge S 'he manual training ami
athletic departments
Reverend Youuy lcu Wednesday for
Keneftc. Okla. whore he VIII conduct
prOttactod meeting.
Mrs. Doctor GLADDEN. and Son visited
her brother, Mr.. Earl Hart and Mrs Hart
who reside In Bowden
Mrs ". y. ChNletf", who has been very
III for the past week. iH vuuNalrs,,ut,
Mr.. Rni Mrs. John kroguu spent sun.
dHy with friends In SauuIus.
Mr.. ENercttc Jackson, an cWpiDye Of
the y O. a. q. Co. OF Burbank, was q
weekend visitor with fri'uds
Mrs. Fowler of the city pharmacy, who
was called TO oklahoma tity uu account
Of the serious illness ot her mother. rr.
turned home Monday leaving her mother
much improved.
The American Legion WAS designated
Monday May rs ne meeting time Co.
discuss the feasibility OF organizing u
Kiefer band. Everybody Interested ,N.
pected to attend
An early sunday morning ride with 6
o'clock breakfast down near Mounds by
these parties! Professor and Mrs. Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. cross, Mr.. and Mrs Wet.
the Misses West and ktmbro and Mt. -
O. Smith.
Miss italbrook, who has been making
friends returning home Wednesday eve.
ming.
Mrs. Bert Rush was hostess TO the Is.
Sutosis club Thursday afternoon. moth.
ers day" was the subject for discussion.
Many beautiful and appropriate sHnBs aud
readings were given, those taking active
part were a song by the club members,
Hoskins. reading, Mrs smith. vocal solo,
Mrs. Henry, reading, Mrs. Grubhs. Mls'
Hulbrnok was tho visiting guest Ro
freshments were served and enjoyed. TINS
is the last meeting of n most enjoyabie
and successful club year
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IlIFFtR

Mr.. and Mrs. william Farr, Mrs Grace
Rice and son Carl OF Sapulpa were sun
day visitors at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Brown were host
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gum Of Tulsa last
weekend.
Mrs. j. B Jones received the sad In
telligence OF the serious illness of her
father w. II. Sims. who Ia now making
his home with Mrs. ora Morris at Elsy,
Mo, another daughter. Mr.. Sims suffered
a stroke Of paralysis last Friday and was
no better at this writing.
Mr.. clyde Hickey Of shIlder is a Xiefer
visitor this week Mrs. Harrison Hickey
gave o'clock dinner Monday evening
In his honor.
Miss Audry Hunt, primary teacher OF
the West Side school, who on account OF
illness had to resign her position here and
return 20 her home at Carney. leaves for
Eel Paso, Texas. on Wednesday with n
hope OF regaining her health.
Mrs. Harry Wills Of Bristow was n
guest OF Mrs. Lou Wilder over Sunday.
Mrs. q. l.. Foster OF Sperry spent the
weekend with her daughter. Mrs. G. l..
Richards and Mr. Richards.
Grandmother Shipman has returned 10
her home In Tulsa after n visit here TO
her son Mr.. James Shipman and Mrs
Mrs. Ed Miller had as her guest this
week her sister from Lima, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McGrew and his
mother motored to shawnee saturday to
visit the grandparents Of Mr. McGrew.
Allen Hicks, who IL accountant for tho
oklahoma Natural Gas company OF Tulsa,
spent sunday with his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Il. l. Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hughes left Tuesday
for sand Springs, where they will attend
the funeral Of a cousin. Mr.. Henry Ter
rel who passed away in Texas Friday.
Mrs J. u. McLaIn. who has been on the
sick list for some time, is .convalescent.
one OF the most enjoyable meetings Of
the Embroidery club was held in the
beautiful new home OF Doctor and Mrs.
johnson. The hostess in anticipation Of
their coming had the rooms beautifully
decorated and tHstily arranged Mrs
Johnson's assistants were Mesdames Bell,
Berton and ODonnell. The afternoon
was spent as usual doing the most ex-
| quisite needlework, after which dainty
refreshments were served. Then came
the drawing contest, most interesting
feature. Mrs Mathers. visltIng Guest
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Mics Marian Ciough OF warren pa. eud
Mr Myron ". Mrssuor OF this clt5 were
united Ia marriage az the laSuUv hotel.
chicago on May b. only the mmed d|ato
families nf tie couple were present. Mr
and Mrs, Messuor arrived IN uartlcsvIlio
Monday ana are AT home al the Aturt
apartments. The marriage IN the culul.
nation ~ q romance which started when
the bride visited her brother here several
months ago.
Mrs q - Doran of lis Crock avenue
entertained u number OF little friends OF
her daughter EluiHo whom she gave H
party In honor OF tho little giTlH tenth
birthday last Tuesday afternoon from 4
60 Il o'clock a birthday cake Illuminated
with 10 yellow candles vas feature Of
the supper served uu the lawn In the
park where the children were taken by
their hostess The guests were Dorothy
Brnunon, wilma Vincent, Helen Little
john. Eva Stell Nhdean lutten, sue
Coutucr FrHns IuriuuN, George Stobbart
EIouisc Webster. Margaret Parks, George
and Katherine bofau. wilma Vincent
played piano solo and Dorothy brannon
gave reading.
Miss Leora Hutchinson proved 10 bo "A
charming hostess WedneRdny afternoon
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1922-10-21
REVOLT OF WHOLE NEGRO VOTE OF
STATE MAY DEFEAT REPUBLICAN
HOPES in FALL ELECTIONS. 600 DELE
GATES ATTEND CONVENTION.

RICHMOND. Va, Oct 1.-THE fight
Is on. The Coal Blacks" have got
off to a good start and unless there
Is good guess gone wrong there Will
not be a single Republican named in
the next congressional delegation from
this State. Colored men have been
named for the u. s. Senate and the
three Congressional districts where.
under ordinary circumstances the Re-
publicans usually have a more than
fighting chance to be elected.
Matt. N. Lewis. the Editor OF the
Newport News was nominated at the
9Th of October convention for United
States Senator by the Coal Blacks"
DR.. 7. j. Jones was nominated for
Congress- for the LIST District. w w.
Foreman for the End District and c.
@. Giu for the Bird District.
This action by the convention Is
here regarded as the first gun for
1924 campaign. A new political era
Is now generally predlcted for the
Negroes throughout the entire coun-
try. Prominent men in the Coal
Black" movement in this State are
now declaring that the old order of
Negro politics has been dumped into
the waste basket for all time or
course, this is little more than mere
conjecture. But, nevertheless. II can
be safely taken as one Of the signs of
the very general unrest, social. and
political that has somehow gripped
the Negro consciousness during the
past few years.