Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 312, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 2, 1921 Page: 4 of 8
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES j
j meeting Is well attended and those
METHODIST EPI8C0P0L
CHURCH NOTES
FOR
The rogulur services will bo held
Sunday April an follows.
: Sunday school at 9:45, preachinb
at 11:00, Kpworth league at 6:30.
i All those who have made their de-
cision for Christ in the Kvnngelistlc
meetings under the leadership of Or
Erwln and have mau'fested their de
sire to become members of the Metll
od'st church, I earnestly urge you to
bo present at the morning services
at 11:00 so we can receive you into
I he fellowship of the church at once.
I Theiiu at 2 I' V. V, cno vj- hoiist
[church I will reply to the action that
the Drumright Rotary Club took last
Tuesday at their regular meeting In
regard to the charges that was brought
against me by some member or mem-
,her* of the Club.
j According to the principles of Rot-
ary I owe it to my fellow workers, the
ministers of Drumright, which 1 am
their sole representative in this great
^organization to make a public explian-
atlon to them and the members of the
various organizations which they re-
present, and also the citizens of Druni-
r'ght whom I have lived among for
the past three years and six months.
I cordially invite all whom may be
concerned to bo present at this service.
At the 11:00 services my subject
will be "The Preacher in Polotics,"
Peter Parker,
Pastor
who are absent are deprived of a val
uablo service.
We are proud of our Christian En-
jdeavor and have one of iho b 6t In
the state. The yoi\u_; people are en-
thusiastic and devoted. Th«ij. meet-
'every Sunday evening &t G.-tO. lie
there. Sunday April li h to lo a gro«t
.day. There will he a specie servico
led by the lay members and especially
jvy those who have recently came into
the church. A young wai. who Is pro-
paring to enter the intnhtrv will preach
'his first sermon at the morning ser-
vice and other equally great surprises
will be in store for all at that time.
A class In ersonal Evangelism will
be organized Sunday and will meet
at least once a week to prepare for the
special sgrvfee in Gods work Como
be with us. ...
J. E. Coffey, Pastor,
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Regardless of the fact that it was
pouring rain Sunday morning over
200 wore In attendance at the Sunday
[school and all teachers were on time.
| We are expecting 32F> Sunday and
hope that the weather will be so that
jwe can have our pictures made.
Cho'r practice Thursday night was
well attended and at the morning
service there will be some special
numbers consisting of a violin and
piano duet and a vocal solo by Miss
Opal Haut. For the evening service
[there will be a double male quartette.
There will also be special music by the
orchestra. Mrs. Ellis led pryer meet-
ling Wednesday night and plans were
[laid for launching a special Personal
] Evangelism campaign. The prayer
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, SUNDAY
APRIL 3
1. VVhat is the klngdam? ....
Bernice Holland
2. How is the kingdom recognl
zed in the community Jessie Ford
3. Should church people concern
themselves about christianizing
all phases of community life
• • Ruby Boyles
How far has the kingdom come
In this community? Mabel Cojuple
Where is it most needed? .,
Vilas Copple
What can Chrisian Endeavorers
do to bring it? HerbertTodd
How does Christ wish his day
to be spent? Matt.12: (1-13)
Mrs. Henderson
The Two Commandments Matt.
22: (35-40) ... .Clarence Gilchrist
A Duet by Opal and Guy Haught
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
R. W Lackey, pasor, phones: study
4S2; parsonage 105
Teaching service 9:45.
Preaching 11:00 and 7:30
Lord's Supper will be observed at
the morning hour.
B Y. P U 6:30.
All are Invited to attend these ser-
vices.
Jr. B. Y. P. U. ages 12 to 16
years will be organized 3:30 Sun-
day afternoon
Ql
I J, CAMPBELL
. IS CANDIDATE FOR
NEW SCHOOL BOARD
PRESENT HEAD SEEKINK ELECT-
ION IS MEMBER OF HARD
WARE FIRM
K J. Campbell of the Campbell
Hardware company, one of the best
known and most popular business men
in Drumright is a candidate from the
third ward for membership on the
school board of Drumright. Mr. Cam-
pbell Is now. and has been for almost
three years, a member of the school
board and is at the present time presi-
dent
Since Mr. Campbell hits held the im-
portant position now for almost three
years—having been appointed to fill
a vacancy—he needs little introduction
to the people of the city. He Is a pion-
eer here and is well known by per-
haps every voter in the city, having
i een in the Hardware business here
ever since he came here seven years
ago.
The good schools of Drumright Is
the best recommendation Mr. Camp-
l>ell can have. He has always been
active in the betterment of education
here and has had much to do towards
providing Dr*' such schools
as every eit;TVS&n pFproud of.
"We have good schools now " said
I Mr. Campbell, "and we are going to
:ee that we have good ones in the
future."
RACING DATES APPROVED
Dates for race meetings at
various tracks were approved at
a recent meeting of the stewards
of the Jockey club ns follows:
Jamaica, May ti to 20; Oct.
1 to 15.
Belmont park, May 27 to June
Id; Sept. 2 to 10.
Aqueduct. June 17 to July 4;
Sept. 17 to 30.
Empire City, July 0 to 30;
Oct. 17 to 29.
Saratoga, Aug. 1 to 31.
Diamond Yarns
BAPTIST CLASS NOTES
The Alathean class of the Baptist
Church me with Mrs. Charlton Fri-
day April 1st, and organized, elect-
ing new office;r8. The class was well
represented and report good eats and
a fine time The meeting for the
first Friday in May will be at Mrs.
Montelius on North Penn. Ave
> ITCH!
H«HI7 BACS
Some baseball squads went South to
train; then stood around aud watched
it rain.
* * •
The player limit rule prevents the
St. Louis management from stacking
the Cards.
♦ •
l'rank Talcott, star pitcher of the
Yale uine in 11)18, has signed with the '
Bostou Red Sox.
♦ * •
After short lunching on a circuit j
jaunt a hall player is always glad to I
see the home plate.
Paducah, Ky, has organized its ball
club and named George Block, veteran |
catcher, as manager.
• •
The Pittsburgh club has. returned 1
Second Baseman Danny Clark to the
Wichita Falls club.
> . *
The Philadelphia Athletics have I
transferred Fischer William Grevell |
to the Chattanooga Club.
• • •
The White Sox seem to be getting so |
cocky about their prospects that their j
roster Is almost a rooster.
• • •
Bloomington has traded Gus Kell-
erman. second baseman, to Cedar Rap-
ids for Pitcher George Clink.
• • i
I.e* Fohl's idea i-i that a relief j
hurler should be that and little else
to be effective in bis special role.
• • •
The Giants are the most cosmopoll- ,
tan team In the big show. MeGraw's
men coine from 19 states and Cuba.
* • •
By terms of a bill introduced In I
the Pennsylvania legislature it will j
be a felony to bet on a ball game In ]
that state.
• • •
American league pitchers have ap- :
pealed to the authorities that Babe
Ruth's home-run hold Is dangerous and 1
should be barred.
The First Printed Advertisement
Appeared 273 Years Ago
It was printed in an English
newspaper, April 1647, and
advertised a book. A lot of
people wanted that book
and knew where to get it.
Today advertising is a poten-
tial business and social force
It furthers democracy by
the disregard of distance,
position and wealth. No
matter where you live, ad-
vertising makes it possible
for you to get the products
and service you want.
The development of adver-
tisingis distinctively Ameri-
can. It rightfully takes its
place as a leading force in
bringing together the inter-
ests and wants of a great
united people.
Study the advertisements in
this, your newspaper. They
bring you the news of busy
market places, where the
best of everything can be
bought.
Read the Advertisements
Buy Advertised Products—And You Will Be Practicing
in the Greatest Degree, Real Economy. The Advertise-
ments Contain the Best News—Where to Buy and what
When and How.
Drumright Evening Derrick
Can I Get
My Money Back?
THIS QUESTION is one of the acid tests which every careful per-
son should apply to investment propositions.
IN T H E CASE OF THE PREFERRED STOCK of the Oklahoma
Gas and Electric Company, provisions to insure the marketability of
the investment are unusually complete.
IF A SHAREHOLDER who has purchased direct from us wishes to
sell his stock, we simply arrange to transfer his holdings to other in-
vestors. Our Customer-Ownership plan is a permanent policy.
There is a steady demand for this sound security with numbers of
purchases daily.
NO HONESTLY CONDUCTED corporation can agree to buy back
its stock tiom in\e^tois because the money thus received goes into
permanent property construction Tt is thus put to work at a profit
and is not held in the form of cash. The propertv must remain in-
tact in order to serve public necessities. The Preferred sharehold-
er usually desires to keep his money so invested because it oav3 him
a satisfactory return.
WHAT A CORPORATION CAN LEGITIMATELY DO is to provide
a prompt and ready market for its stock in the event that a share
holder wishes to realize cash. Exceptional care has been taken bv
our organization to make Oklahoma Gas & Electric Companv Pre-
ferred Stock a liquid investment.
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i An 8% Investment—With Safety |
-5-K-H H I j-H-H-S-H-H-
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Securities Department
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
DRUMRIGHT, OKLAHOMA
H. M. B/llesby 4. Co., Fiscal Agent*.
Byllesby Engineering am Management Corporation
Engineers aid Managers
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