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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
MARSHALL HOME AGAIN.

New York, July 29,-Thomas r.
Marshall, former vice president OF
the United States and Mrs. Mar
shall, who returned today from
tour abroad were greeted at the
dock with notification that Mrs
Marshall's mother is dangerously
i'll in her home in Arizona.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
DR.. and Mrs. G. p. Morrison Rose

DR.. and Mrs. G. p. Morrison, Rose
mont have had as their guests this
week, Mrs W. H. Peters, OF Allan
tic City, Mrs. John Crumbaugh, of
Latrobe, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs
John Constable Of Elkton. Md. Mrs
Constable and Mrs. Morrison were
school mates.
Mr., and Mrs. c. V. Pownall and
daughter, Miss Lee Pownall, are
spending some time at Mt. Lake
Park.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
MEN YOU KNOW

The Honorable George M. Bowers
Republican, and Attorney Cleveland
NJ Seibert, both Of Martinsburg, are
candidates for the nomination on
their respective tickets for the same
office next Tuesday at the primaY-
les - the nomination for Congress
from the Second District. Support
one or the other and know whom
YOU are supporting. 30 2trop
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
SUPPORT YOUR FRIENDS

Martinsburg has two home candi-
dates in the primary next Tuesday
for high national office-the Honor
able George NJ. Bowers, Republican,
and Attorney Cleveland NJ. Seibert.
Democrat, each an aspirant for the
nomination for Congress by his par
". Vote for one or the other of
them. 1t is a privilege and duty.
Seldom is the opportunity given for
both Republicans and Democrats to
exercise their political tendencies
and still support their neighbor.
Vote and vote for 4 Berkeley county
man. % rop q
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
MINE BURNING.

Uniontown, Pa, July 28.-A fire
is raging in the Revere mine Of the
w. ]. Rainey Coal Company three
miles from here.
Calls for help have been sent out
but there Is difficulty in getting
men, union workers being on strike.
The blaze was r<ported to be gain
ing Roadway.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
DIRECT REPRESENTATION

Seldom do Democrats and Repub-
licans at the same time have the op.
portunity to vote for direct repre-
sentatiyes-men whom all personally
know-for the same high national
office, but Tuesday next presents
such an opportunity. Vote for eth
er George VI. Bowers, Republican,
or Cleveland NJ. Seibert. Democrat,
for Congress and know that you are
voting for men you know. 20 ct rop
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
HOLDERS OF VICTOR

An
OTHERS CONCERNED:
Notice IS Hereby Given as Follows:
J. Cail for Partial Redemption Of
- percent Victory Notes.
Al ! 81 percent Victory Notes. other
wise known as United States Of Amer
lea Cold Notes of 1922 1923. which
hear the distinguished letters A, r..
o.. p, E, or F, prefixed to their serial
'tuoers having been designed for the
nose by lot in the manner prescrb.
by the Secretary OF the Treasury.
are called ter redemption on Deem
1Cr Is, 1872, pursuant to the provision
~ redemption contained in the notes
md in Treasury Department circular
%. l3s, dated April 81, 1919, under
''iri the notes were originally issued.
Interest on all the "a percent Vic
tory Notes thus called for redemption
will cease on sad redemption date.
December Is, 1922.
Victory Notes of the "a percent
series bearing the distinguishing let
ters G. II. !, ], X, or L, prefixed TO
their serial numbers are not in any
manner affected by this call for re-
demption, and will be due and pay
able as to principal on May 20. 1898,
according 10 their terms.
>. Detailed information as to the
presentation and surrender of "a
percent Victory Notes for redemption
under this call is given in Treasury
Department circular No. 800 dated
July IS 1922, copies of which may be
obtained from the Treasury Depart
ment, Division Of Loans & Currency,
Washington. .. c.. or any Federal Re-
serve Bank.
A. W. MELLON.
Secretary of the Treasury
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
MANN AT PICNIC.

Hundreds Of United Brethrens arc
enjoying the day at Flemings Bot
tom, on the Opequon. 1t is joint
picnic Of the Sunday schools OF First
and Second United Brethren
churches. this city; Fairview and
Friendship.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
VOTE FOR YOUR DISTRICT

Help give Berkeley county and
Martinsburg and the eastern pam
handle direct representation in
Congress by casting Your primary
vote next Tuesday for either the
Honorable George NJ. Bowers, Re-
publican, or Attorney Cleveland NJ.
Seibert, Democrat, Off the nomina-
ton fer Congress. 20 rop 2t
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
NEW GROCERY STORE.

w S. Focklor. the well known
bother Of 423 Faulkner avenue, will
engage in the grocery business in
connection with the bottling works
operated by him. The old bottling
plant on Faulkner avenue has been
converted into storeroom and \
new bottling plant erected on rcat
Of his lot.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
MRS. BEAN HOSTESS

Another Of the series Of popular
bridge parties was given last night
by Mrs. Evelyn Bean, at her home
on West John street, the affair be-
ing in honor of Mrs c, f. Dennis,
of Long Branch, n. j.. who is the
guest OF Mrs. Lillian TOnkin. Dur.
ing the evening a buffet luncheon
was served and two prizes award
ed; the score prize going to Mrs.
Dennis and the guest prize to Miss
Rosa Busev.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
FiNTD FOR VANDALISM,

Two youths were fined ST. and
costs each yesterday by Justice
Smith for picking flowers and 9TH
erwise destroying property at Rose.
mont Park earlier In the week.
The arrests were made by Constable
Hammond who is stationed at the
park. +
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
SOCIAL ITEMS
CALENDAR OF
EVENTS FOR
COMING w EEK
Mnpd,u inv a.

~ EN- . r On
COMING WEEK
Monday, July 81.
s p. NJ. Weekly meeting Tippeca.
noe Council, No. II, Degree of Poca-
hontas.
Tuesday, August I.
8 p. m. Weekly meeting Of the
Daughters OF Rebekah, Odd Fellows
Hall.
"Wednesday, August 2.
s p. NJ. Sem-monthly meeting of
the Fraternal Home Insurance So
ciety.
Thursday, August 3.
3 p. m. Regular meeting Of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen .a.ss-s.ss~ssp.ss.qs,.
s p. m. Weekly meeting of Vic
tory Council, No. Z, Daughters of
America.
p. m Monthly meeting of the
Eastern Star Club, at the home of
Mrs. Clarence Norris, East John st.
Saturday, August S.
s p. m. Regular weekly meeting
of the Pythain Sisters.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

FOUND-Automobile crank. Owner
can have the same by calling at
the journal Office and paying for
this adj. P-ll6
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
FOUND

bunch of keys, at corner
of King and Winchester Ave,
owner can have the same by CALI
ing at the Journal and paying for
this ad. P-l15
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
THE SrORk VISITS.

The stork visited the home of
Mrs Hester Taylor. Of 302 North
High street, on July II, and left
with her a twelve pound baby girl.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
PACKING PLANT BURNED.
(6y international News Servicel

Sandusky. o.. July 29.--The plant
OF the Sandusky Packing Company
was destroyed by fire of unknown
origin early today. The loss is es-
timated at $4,000.
About 10 men are out OF work as
a result OF the IRE.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
SON BORN.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Pr.
Ger on July 18th nine pound son
The mother was formerly Miss Bes-
sic JOnea, Of this city.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

Circuit Clerk L. Dew Gerhardt's
office remained open late this after
noon to expedite the distribution of
ballot boxes and other paraphernalia
to be used in the primaries through.
out the city and county next Tues
day.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
Improvinu Store

Painters and decorators are
frightening up Kirsons Womans
Store, North Quten street
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
LEAVE SUNDAY,

The boys who will attend the cit
liens military training camp, at
Camp Knox. Louisville, Ky, will
leave tomorrow night on No. / over
the Baltimore and Ohio.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

Mrs. Sarah Hubbard and Mrs. Os-
bourne, of keysville, Va, have been
visiting Mrs Armstrong Jones, at
Vanclevesville. -
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
WE'D IN JEFFERSON

WE'D IN JEF ERSON
Mason p Johnson, wellknown
resident of the Kearneysville Vi
entity, and Miss Mary L. Painter,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Painter, of Charles Town and an
employe in the office of the Reed
Grain and Milling Co., were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage in
BerryVille, Va, on Saturday even
ing, July %
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

FOR Burroughs Adding Ma
chimes, new and second hand.
Also other second hand machines.
Wales, Dalton, etc. Thos. Fl.
Chappell, 60 W. Franklin St. Ha-
Gerstown, Md. P-129@
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Los

sT-Automobile license, number
H1764. Reward if returned to 421
Virginia Ave. P-120*
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-oST-Black crochet handbag, con-
tanning $4,000 and change, between
Queen, East Burke, North High
or East Race streets. Reward.
Leave at X Poole's office. P112%
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WAN TED

WANT ED-Lady clerk. Alex Clio
wants. P135*
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FOR sALE-Residence sol w. Mar
tin street. P-113
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished front room.
720 ". King. P-12S-
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. bath.
for one or two men. P137nc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Mr and Mrs. Paul sohoetfler Of Jsnks
tpcut the wock END IN the homo OF MI.
sohoetter's parcnta Mr.. and Mra Robert
SchueffIer.
W A. Anderson OF Little Rock. Ark
spent saturday and Sunday the guest Of
hIs brother. John Anderson and family
Friends of Mrs. y. z. Mitchell viii he
pleased 10 learn OF hor continued improve
ment since hor rc1urn from tho Tulsa hos
pltal where she spent ten days following
Mr Harry simon returned 10 Gushing
Saturday, whore he iH now spending uuch
uf his tlIus looking after his drilling crews.
lie was accompanied on tho trip Saturday
as far as Tulsa by his mother. Mrs, A. }
simon
Editor II. NJ Leslie Of the Ladger-
Democrat ana Mrs. Leslie are leaving early
IN January on an extended motor trip
which viii include number Of northern
cities and cover a period Of several weeks
tioA was the Christmas party OF the mem
bers OF the Merry Twelve club honoring
the husbands Of the club members on
Tuesday evening. The home OF Mr. and
Mre H. u, Sanders In College addition
was the setting Tor this pretty affair.
being suggestive Of the approaching holt
day. Following the repaBt Christmas
tree loaded with guest fHyors was revealed
and enjoyed. The remainder Of the eve
ming was spcnt Informally, Present we're
Mussrs and MesdRmes X. N Rowe, c. E.
Foster. A. O, SrBder Eharlos Dalton J. g
Romey, W NJ. Lewis, r. L. WalllnEford.
n. B. Sanders, John Anderson, Rc~, and
Mra. Y, G.. hauey, MesdBmes r, NJ. Hun
seeker and Lon Kirkpatrick
ana Mira T. N Huusecker honorod the
football team OF the high school and
members OF the Broken Arrow band with
an elaborate dinner with covers laid 70
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

my special guests we're PROT n. r..
Du"nR sul'tlnltnarnt OF ths cry
D. nsfnss ~ Tho football team and Mrs.
uHmrs
M0ss Iona Hanger departed Saturday
evening for her home 81 Van Bureu. mo-
10 spend the holiday week with her
parents Mr and Mrs. James Hanger.
Mr. ana Mira !. W Chiffon are enter
taiuiug tpfey with family Christmas
dinner with covors ad for ~ members
~ Mo Immediate family. The Chilton
home OF ouota VIII be the scene Of thia
happy gathering
Mr. j. J. Lewis returned home Friday.
having spent several days 90 Joplin, Mo
ana Vinita. where he acted AZ one ot the
Judges in the poultry shows
Nh ane Mrs. Paw Hurd and daughter
Nancy have gone 90 Granville. Kan, 90
spurd fhs holiiays Win MI HUNS par
outs. Mr. ana Mrs Edward Burroughs
qulet wedding " Friday Of last week
vas the marriage of Mr. Louie Harley OF
Sand Syringe and Mise I1a warren 81
rfaAsn Arrow, which occurred ia this city
Justice W. w Walton offciated.
Out-of-town relatives attending the
funeral Of the tate John ~ Kulian we're
Mrs y. q. WilhamH eud Miss Pearl XII
Of Kansas CITY ana Mr. and Mrs. How
agd % Williams % Tulsa,
MIR Houston EsslinRer OF the govern.
unut weather bureau force ls here from
New orleans Tor holiday visit with
hometolK Hs was Joined over the week
eud by bis sister, Miss NHble OF Morris,
Mr.. Charles PAUL Of Chsrryysls, Kan.
IL spending the holidays With his brothers.
Messrs Robert and Roy Paul ana Mrs
Roy pauil
Mrs 8 C Treadwen OF OFshomA city
is spending the holidays With Mr and
Mrs y O. Nemcy.
Misses LAH0ma ana Lucille Moore,
students al the Eutauia Female seminary
sro here far the holidays with Broken
Arrow homefoOt
Mr. wood wyatt and family ot Weston.
have returned homo after visit 10 the
family jof calvin wyatt and other Broken
Arrow relatives
Miss Gsrtrude powd Of DALLAS Texas, II
spending tho holiday period Ia the hons
oT Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Laws
Messrs. a. q. trRder Tom Nanettor,
Grover sykes and Ola and Roy Ramsey
formed hunting part which spent o
portion Of last week In western Oklahoma
bHRRinE game.
Mira A O srsder was hostess 20 the
last weeks meeting OF the Tuesday Bridge
[ club There were players Tor two tables
and following the games two-course
! luncheon was served, Present were
/ Mosdumes \. j. simon, g. r. Talbot. Leon
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tafious '1r small informal 'pnrhron AZ
W1'N sH" wH antafH'u "u lufsHay In
f.f N"Hu ir r"Ir'nHF 'n Mics bII'h WH.n
'.o "N1 w..I arrive today from F' lNuH
u ... H H.N|H..
g. Do itIflp has accepted position
w.h i.' Raymond supply company H
i'.HI
N... I.nfHt0 h'fh.IfIn Hninii'' 'nnd 'I'
'"In" Hi.1FN r.uh VIE. christina
I''.| M'HN"y fF'nlhN lu lh' d. ONO "I h'i
NH1 hi. 'cgtF" 7" leH'aP
N.". 80 h'na..''i it" oInIHg lHNia was
.'I ' I "i.H R 'HlwtH.h wee 30 LH'
''.',i 'HIItlHfa "HH htNHH.nf 'uivNEh
.1i lH' spacious nome one hhhHf'l eng
lV 'hA. Ei'E were 'H'hantra "na
.H.1Hh' Flii'. mo fi'H "hth wrapped
l'if'eoairl rn'Nbsiin. quo lWn. .'oufH'
.NN. '.H was f.'F'H int 'Nt'h '.iII''
'.a'' aNI M" Iee 'Ia,In Was serve.
''.N 'ANH hHbb'H 10 hfllFe hiH'
I"It g'Nly or iNfA won lish a.'I' ah'
.r '. tWH hi1Wh WHH gwen c'nsoih
.I." rms l"io"i.F ine,. .uefs enJoye'
..' t'. IHi't. mtss. m'Fmo h,n"u
H'fAn H'.''t H.nIne brown. MARIE leIn
.ah. ''. 'ulLHi wary "'dlE n
tu.a1. Mg.IHurg q. q Evans, ran
',ah NhI' iiHlN .hstlth "Ilenlo"
''.' we eng u I'esslo Ni. unison,
'its Nuna L't F'.s'ei' l1',her 'h ranoo
.Ii'Ht' "Na.nt'a 'p''tH aha son 'lIle
wv 't..n 'tl'1llhhH 'H 4"'ff WIN hei
"l.'ti mis Hi.ih
"'H+ "Hi. IamhJHh LoAcleF ~ thr
HNH ivy ,eIi aaihfaHt i"r VIVIAN "a
+" .I'hl 'nilatrHaa with nor sister MrE
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The oontest Tor mcmborshlp betwssn
ne Rod and Blue societies ot Mrs, Charles
LDrta Sunday school class came to q Gil.
max Wednesday afternoon at tho Broad,
way Baptist church parorA when the
class Of 90 girls gathered for tho enter
tBiumeut. when tha victorious side were
10 be guests or the defeated fpf the
evening The Reds wcru awarded the
prize Tor the lArgcat number of new mem.
hers added 20 the class IN the duration
pf two weeks n was % ioint meotin Z
which served the two purposes. a Christ
mas party for the class Mrs Lort8 being
hostess, as wei rs the winding up OF
the contests jubilee Mrs Lurts became
the teacher uf the Junior Girls class
when only olght small gltls made up the
clnsa Through the untirinB aud faithful
work OF their teacher. tho class now mum
hcrs oue-eighth Of tho entire school. whicn
Is 900
Miss Margaret Hunbnrn, VINO attends
stevens oonsgn In Columbus Mo, ar
rived home Wednesday 20 spend the holt
days here.
Mrs / L Rlehards has extended invf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

fONtA 1ilhs
william j. Holker returned Friday from
| Galveston whore he has been spending the
last month.
Mr. ana Mrs. 4. o. Edwards and 500.
Cloy. spent last week end with friendt
/ IN tho vicinity of Wichita.
Mrs George shaIlenbergor returned
! from Wichita Saturday after vlsitins
| friends there for several days
IT, w. Key vas called 10 canyon
Is5I',. ,ast week oy s ths l'ipes, s ana dea'h
Mrs, Jane Ritchlo Green and little
I daughter. suzanne. arc the guests OF
/ Mrs. j. \. Lucas and Mrs Opal Kline Of
I san Diego. cal, are IN ths city
/ the Euosi. Of their Mother. Mrs ~ y
| McNu'y who Is very iil at the Pouca
! Mr. ana Mrs Rober, Manning 5ai
South Fi!th street announce the birth
J OF son born Wednesday morning.
Miss Alma Rarues resigned her position
with the MBrland HeflninE company last
/ week and leu for her home In Dalies
/ Texas
! Mrs. Luther H. Patton and little
/ daughter arrived home Tuesday night
/ lr0m six weeks visit with friends In
/ Mrs G Northcutt returned tho fret
l % tho week from Paula valley where she
/ nsd been with her mother who was iii
M5s dfofs' AoYS ..s e ta9 t6S %si;S1s' ai.S
/ Ky, where she Will spend the holiday
/ with her parents.
] Among The arrivals hotn0 Tor the holl
/ days arc the Misses Geraldine Baker
I aud Adelnu Van Wlnklo. both OF whom
| are attending school at Underwood
! college, So. Charles, $40.
Mrs Folk Duval and little daughter
] Betty Love left Wednesday morning for
/ liu1sherH kan, where they VIII tpenu
/ the holidays with the father and sisters
/ Of Mrs guvau
Miss RebeoCa Sarchet is IN Tulsa where
she is tho guest OF friends for a week
/ Dr. g. T.. Sorthcutt is entertaining
, his father. L. w Northcutt OF Lexing
. ton.
/ MIR and Mrs Neal Orr hsve sold their
/ bungalow on South Fifth street 70 l.. $
! Harkuaas and the Orgs will move gu
! Oklahoma City where Mr.. orr VIII be
| engaged IN business
Mrs Harvey Mitchell was IN Oklahoma
/ City on business on Saturday Of last
! week
Nd and Mrs. Erie Roman left Monday
night FOR baltimore. Ma. aud other east
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Mrs y. p, Rhodes aud Mrs. r. N. Nucker
Vyuie Tulsa visitors Monday,
Mrs. MrkerrhCher vas iu SapuipA be.
tween trains luas1ny.
Mrs g.. q Dalton ans daughter Hsrrlst
Marie were shopping iu Sapulpa Satur-
day.
clarence Dean ls visiting in the home ot
Mr. and Mfe Davis.
George Brown who has been -r-rdina
the week visiting al the home % his
daughter Mrs W s Moormsn, isn Fri
day Tor Amarillo, Texas. who're after visit
ing relatives for few daya he VIII leave
.tr California 20 rpend the winter
Mrs Il, "a. Tuck was Sapulpa visitor
Tuesday.
Nesdamcs = J Sisson ans Joseph walk.
er were Tulsa visitors Monday.
NCstauus Lowe. NCCarrlcK, Rose aud
HaEfH vg-e Sspuipa shoppers Monday
Miss MHurIno Chiffon spent tew DAYS
IgItiuE in sapu'pa tho flrst % the week
hflss Iaya Edwards. who Is a student
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ern points. whars they viii viait relatives
ana friends for month. From Balti.
mere. Mrs Roman VIII 60 10 Shenandoah,
Iowa, for few weeks and Mr. Roman
Will return 10 Ponca City
DR.. Henry Carson and son, John, OF
Pawhuska wsrs the Kues,s OF the for.
rnera parents. Ar and Mrs. j. r. Carson
OF SOC East Cleveland avenue. last sun
day.
Mrs Harold Osborn and Mrs william
". McFadden left last week for New
Orleans 20 spend the holidays.
Nrs. Ruth Manning left Tor Tulsa Mon
day, where she expects 20 establish her
permanent home
Mr. Mrs samuel Collins ar. left Thurs
day FOR Philadelphia, where they Will
visit relatives aud friends tor month.
Fred % Sparks. waB visitor In
Oklahoma City last week
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of Wesley Day and Miss Florence Young
which occurred in Nspklrfk Saturday
The newIyweds will reside IN Ponca City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cragiu gave the
first OF series OF dinner parties which
are planned for the winter AZ their nome,
8iA North sixth street, Saturday nlgnt
Tor IL guests. Christmas decorations were
used most effectively In tas living-room
and dlnlng-ronm decorations. Dancing
was enjoyed after tho dinner.
Miss Charlotte Marlhnd gave fare
well tea for a number OF her friends. who
are leaving for points in the east to
spend the holidays, on Sunday night. Mrs
Frank B Lucas and Niles Qwondolyn
Moore assisted In entertaining. There
were 80 guests for the evening
Miss Alice Wolf, daughter OF Mt and
Mrs Charles wof. are South Eightn
etrost, this city, and carson Sabers Of
Oklahoma city we're married a. the hoQ-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

Mrs q. E. Ouer. who wss injured whus
rl1lug ia an auto lost wrrk is much bet
ter. but IS stll suffering from the effects
OF her injuries
rne home Of jos Brock was completely
destroyed by flre early Tuesday morning
The five whom discovered was 90 we'll
under way that very little OF the turnls
tGTe was saved.
The H. n. A. lodge served = supper In
the city hell Saturday nirht. Tho proc
ccedE were used 20 help defrny the eH-
r.Hars ou ihc rev home that 10 being
bulit Tor Mr. and Mrs Joe Brock whose
home was destroyed by fire.
.H.r .- nome aEglE after an
ubeonco uf several months TO Kansas Oil
fields
clyde Martin aud family arrived IN
Copan Tuesday to spend tho holidays
with tbnir parents They have been maxi
Ing Texas thalr hame tor tnB past year
owing 20 the bad health OF Mis- Martin
who ls some better but 10 nfiIl in a weak
condition
A large crowd attended tho first dane-
of the season held IN tho ora Land dance
hail last Tuesday night
MIR. and Mrs Hert Jennings we're Paw
hueka viEitors Tuesday
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SOCIETY SECTION

OF Rev. e, 3, Surface on East Hazel.
at o'clock Sunday afternoon. ST. ami
Mrs. sebers departed sunday night n.
Oklahoma city. where the groom 's s,,.
ployed BY the NJ, K. & T. railroad
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Csststor ana ,r,
and Mrs. r. p. Rail returned f1. s..,
OF the week from Colorado Spriura r#.t
where they we're called by the deatr ..
brother Of Mrs. Caatator and NJ u-u
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T Pulley. aa at-.
residents OF Ponca City arc here DO gass
mer neghbors.
The Saturday Bridge club was s,ts,.
tslned by Mrs. - O. Hays, 7ns Na-.srs
drive Mrs Earl Roller and Ms II E
Trap were prize winners Miss N,yo,
Mayo was the only guest Of the c.aI 5e
this occasion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-24

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