The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-16
Broken ArrOD Briefs

Funeral services conducted by Rev.
j. Il, Kerr. pastor OF the Presbyte-
rian church. were held from the res
idence Friday afternoon for J. A.
killian. pioneer Broken Arrow resi-
dent. whose death occurred wednes.
day night of cerebral hemorrhage,
following a period OF a years poor
heaIth' MIR. killian, who was II
years OF age and native of Illi-
nois. had resided in this city fo~
many years and is survived bysa
widow and four daughters. Inter-
ment was made in Park Grove cem-
etery.
j. II. Moore, local cabinet maker.
is seeking fame ana fortune through
a patent he has just been granted
on combination piece of furniture
which can instantly be converted
into any of three positions which
transforms IL into either a comfort
able porch swing. settee or a baby's
crib. with the crib either stationery
or swinging. The first offering OF
MIR. Moore's product was made on
the local market this week.
The annual play Of the junior class
VIII be given at the Crystal theater
on wednesday evening, May II, with
An Arizona Cowboy" as the offer
ing. A well balanced cast of local
favorites from the class ranks is
promised and tho advance seat sale
indicates the same capacity audience
that has greeted all of the school
plays offered so far this season.
y decision was reached by the
members OF the school board at their
last weeks meeting to erect a large
modern bungalow on the campus of
the high school which will be ma in
tanned as home for the superin-
tendent of the school. The two
frame buildings now standing on the
school grounds will be razed and
the usable material salvaged for use
in constructing the bungalow. Prof.
II. Il. Downing, superintendent-ele
OF the schools. will occupy the new
home as soon as completed.
The various Sunday schools an
nounce n completion of the roster of
their baseball teams and as soon az
schedule can be arranged the SIS.
league season will be opened. An
effort will be made to induce all
local business houses to close during
the hours OF the games.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Dearstone an
nounce the arrival of nine-pound
son in their home on last Thursday
evening
The monthly meeting OF the Brok-
en- Arrow branch of the w. c. T. ".
for May will be held with Mrs. a. A.
Kemp as hostess on Tuesday after
noon, the meeting being designated
as a flower mission and the annual
collection of dues will be observed.
with the interest OF the Broken
Arrow youth centered on the bacca-
laureate services Sunday morning.
Sunday school attendance slumped
at several Broken Arrow churches.
The First NJ. l.. church, however,
established a new record in the city's
church history for Sunday school at
tendance. with 260 reported present
Other churches reported as follows:
NJ. II. church, South. 1877; Christian.
1888; Baptist, 95; Pentecostal, 81;
Presbyterian, 76.
Before an assemblage which taxed
the seating capacity of the new First
NJ. Il. church building. Rev. l.. ID.
Corning. pastor of the church. de-
livered the baccalaureate sermon for
the 1929 graduating class of the
Broken Arrow high school Sunday
morning The graduating class OF
Is occupied the front seats, with the
entire section of the auditorium re-
served for their immediate relatives.
The class is divided into a group of
13 girls and two boys with the per-
sonnel as follows: Lucille Walling-
ford, Estella Lewis, Thelma Wells,
Bessie Wilson. Gladys Wilborn. Lii
ian Fault. Ruth McAnally, Myra
Snowman. Pearl Gideon. Josephine
Sprague, Ruth Barron. Mabel Smith,
Freedo GoOdner and Archie Penning-
ton and Aubry Murray,
The Ku-KluX Klan made its Sec
ond public appearance In Broken
Arrow Sunday night when. robed in
the full regalia of the mystic order,
IS members entered the First NJ. Il.
church during the rendition of
Mothers day program by the men
of the church. A large cluster OF
flowers was placed on the pulpit and
"A brief but appropriate talk on
mother" was made by the leader
while his fellow klansmen stood with
bowed heads, after which they filed
slowly down the aisles TO the door
and their disappearance was as conf
plete and sudden as their appear
anCp,