The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-02
State Society



quite number ~ members of The
local W. G.. Il. q. attended tho district
meeting at Miami Tuesday
T. w. Roberts recently spent week
or 20 visiting friends and relatives OF Die
old home place in Wayucsvilio, DO.
a benefit play entitled. Deacon uubbr'
is soon 10 be- given by 'lo SENIORS ~ thU
local high school. on which they arc no"
practicing.
william watson. who has been on tto
slck lst for some Tins past of h.s homo
on North River street Is reported ns much
Improved.
A bake and candy sale o, ssissrs .baa.
cry SATURDAY put on ty the g'rIs ~ tNr
Methodist Sunday school was financially
Mrs Anne shambin ana Family on.
foyed y VIaU Saturday 0u1 sunday from
hor daughters Alice and N'run ~ hart'r
The Msuo1'st choir ani ne h,,gn
school urUhrafr. met FOR lfncilrs Sunday
afternoon Ht tho homo " MIa. IonI Won.
B"1 liver ani chester uowsf su.ndsd
tho slate Sunday school convention HI
Tulsa Hs delegates from the Methodist
MIS- Cigis K'rr durIug the rasf week
had tho pleasure Of visit tYm Mrs
Arthur Hunt and her twin noiy dIugnt
'Vyvii. 'cbsaiput made a trim to Norman
duriur the pnHf week and ru'uf q ,uuuI"
of days thore on official business fIr the
Tts kirrr Dnuruirra. n class ~ Firis
~ tho. baptist SUNDAY school earned
nice UfiIo HHm saturday from the FnI"
rrlr'an 10 witch an were invited
Wa given of the school building WrdAoH-
DAY afternoon BY Hg FirH N ihe Com
mrrcr IIrh school ltrftty society.
Nsssfs. ernest IiurIrd and Halle Roo
AMI MIaao9 Villa 1uboHa clara 1hrHtnut
MARTHA Hone hhd 'IHN't ath'nIlnE
ham attended n hIrh school play Ht qua
paw during tho past wrok
lri o., horCo who formerly lNoa IN
Commerce and siln has bfother here.
and who went from here to tHin'onF.
was recently married 90 Miss Gertrude
Miller ~ that city, according IN luiofwn-
ton which has been received by ha
a large crowd ~ young people were
entertained Friday evening by Mr. ana
formers pnreuih. Mr. ana Mrs Joe Hack
ney. Games music ana dancing were tho
diversions nnd tcfreshmcnh % pio end
The Young people were deIirbtfully on.
tertnlned Thuradny nirht o. The h"Hrl'
able home 81 Or and Mrs, II h Nalph,
NurFngee who had been visiting ther"
during the week Danes ana music
we're tho dlyerHlons ana rcfrrshmcnta
Tho Methodist church building was
moved recently from 10 former location
20 bcttcr position near tho parsonage
ON south MnpIa street. Tbs house mowers
appear 20 have dona good Job. but there
IL much yet tp be done IN repairs nnl
probably DO some time vet before the
building N In uHhhlo condition
TNe contest between tho young peoples
class and the bible class ~ tho Methodist
sunday school which has .uCCHH,uurl
much rood hLmurod rivalry fur several
weeks mast nnd greatly swolloi tho NJ.
tendanco, came 60 CDae sunday with
the Young people winners by majority
~ 90 points There aro ~ members in
the class. They arc 70 ho entertained
by tho losers with a social In the noar
future
missionary program of dialogues
recitattuua and musical selections was
etven. ~ the nuptiHt church Sunday night
a. Inral contribution 20 the general
campaign for funds now brlng wuHed
Throughout tho country hy that denpm-
nation. Members ~ tho !. ,. % y. at.
tended IN "a body. and IN his address the
pastor H,y, Thomas -. New NuNo hu
Interesting account ~ tho order ana dis.
oussed its relation 10 the church.
The glnanors "a class 81 the Christian
Sunday echooh were entertained Tuesday
sveninE at the homo of Miss Mildred
West. season was very pleasantly
spent IN playing gRmcs and hearing muHi,
cal selections, afApr which fofroshmcnts
were served TO the followlnE. Misses
Anna Lee Fuller, yreda Henley, opal
Rains Dorothy Holden, Mary Fuller
Katherine Long. Irene Morris Lots lluta,
Minnia Watson. Marguerite Long, Maudio
Ferguson, Mrs Bob Young and hra
Claude Holden. tho laHt named being
teacher Of tho class,