Drumright Evening Derrick (Drumright, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 98, Ed. 1 Monday, October 2, 1922 Page: 3 of 6
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1922
drumright
EVENING
derrick
pace tnime
Women s Page
r
Designers Grow' Lavish i,pca^iews Churches
EXERCISE TO
HAVE BEAUTY
Beauty it Only Gained Through
the Possession of Perfect
Health, She Say*
Mary Katherina Campbell, ho
won the first prize ajod Ulle of
"Mian Araeriia" al the recent
national beauty conteat at Atlan
tie City, a attractng the atten-
Ion of the whole cv.nnlry by hef
nnnsual beauty. This Is her sec-
nTid article In whlcu she disclose*
her beauty secrets.
By MARY KATHERINE CAMPBELL
*'M its Amerlei."
What beauty I have I attribute to
'jealth and to a sensible mother who
taught me early to love exercise and
out-of-door life and Insisted upon
early hours and regular food.
Nearly every girl I know Is dieting i
—-to get thin. That is. she is attempt-J
tug to. A/id she makes her converse
tloas revolve abont calories, and'
Marches and vitamins and suffers!
•cut# remorse every time she eatt a
French pastry.
Yet I've never been able to coax one '
of these earnest dieters to get np :
early In the morptng to take a swim I
cr go for a horseback ride before
bttakfsst.
Like Bed Too Well
They don't want even a bowing ar '
quaintance with the clock before 9:3'
in the morning and they never wan. I
to walk more than two blocks.
Now 1 confess, frankly and quite
unashamedly, that I eat four meals
a day—just ask my mother how
| Walt Miser Is a
j Oilton today.
Joe Kogaley will leave for Uuthrlo
business visitor In ! AT THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
>c«arty *11 the #«* fall frocks show a growing recklessness of material
Many of them us* panels and draperies and aloevea of fine pleatina. AD
are >on«r and fuller. Embroidery Is used to a large extent. Wlia
eivena are ottan lined with brilliant colore.
Women Organize For
Film Production
THINKS TOM MIX
' . ' LIFE
Produce Motion Pictures
SAVED HEUj fhe production nod r«lwsy>g of
motloc pictures synchronized with
intiplc Is the. most ambitious ban!-
Patsy Rutli Miller, who plays oy-Jticss enterprise as y*t undertaken 1.T
I poslte Tom Mix in tils tnose recent w group of women Drama I'rod a c
f William (''ox picture, ''A KiRh'tlnis ing ajhJ Iteleasing Company. Inc.,
, Streak.'' believes sha owes her life to with offices at 1425 Broadway, has
the star. Mix, however, says she Is been formed in New York, and Is of-
hearlfy they arc—regular man-sized i
nffrJrs.
ft 1 ever found myself getting too
heavy I'd be inclined to go to a gym-
nasium or do a little extra exercise,
rather than make my life one renun
elation of everything I like.
Besides, 1 believe* one needs ple,ot.v
of good, nourishing food, and to try
to get along on black coffee and dr.-' ^ 1lf,re not to be beyqpd control wife of the wcllknown composer, Wil
toast when you want bacon v>d eggs ^ l'ring. In the actual shootlnr liam Kurs't; Mrs. Ksther It. Abbott,
of the scene the buckboard hit a largo Secretary and Treasurer, founded of
reck, which threw Mr. Prlng on Hi J the Children's Hospital of Denver;
floor of the vehicle, lie lost control and Mrs. Sydney Farrar, mother of
'of the lines and Tom Mix, as he was the famous opera singer, who Is
I supposed to do i,n the story, came to th lrmap of the Hoard of Governor;
wrong; but. like a woman, she Insists .fleered and controlled by women, who
There Is scene in "The Fighting intend 1" make It a substantial bdsi-
Streak" to be shown at the Stray. I ,ness P« Ject as well as an education
theatre today in which Miss Miller a' force.
•ad Gerald Prlog, who has the role | Among them ar# Mrs. l>arld Allen
of her fiance, sre riding n buckboard .Campbell, President, who Is editor of
behind two fast horses. The horses the Musical Monitor and Chairman of
uire supposed to dash madly around al Council of Womej>; Mrs. Nagene
I a curve on the edge of a cliff—but Kurst, Vice President, co-worker and
U silly.
Swimmlnp Best Exercise
To my mind, no exercise comparts
with swimming. 1 keep that up sum-
mer and winter, in the spring a/wl fall J
! ride horseback a great deal becau**.
It t°ta me out in the air.
I play tennis a*hd golf in The sum
he rescue by leapinc at the bridle at
the fttareit horse.
Miss Miller insists that had not
Through the experience and stand
ing of these women and other women
stockholders. wompn's groups
throughout the country have become
Interested in the potentialities of the
mer for the same reason and da.n-.v ,
the rear around I can motor too. aid b«eb successful In stopping the
I love in drive hut I never let this horses, she and Mr. Prlng would havj
I love to drive but . , l|ri1y Men dalll#d 0Ter tha cUIf Tu< i roject. pot only for practical pur-
Itrlo canlo to the conclusion that tlto poses, but for the placing of motion
sound, artistic plane.
thn
{heat mo out of real exercise.
1 take a quick cold bath in ...... , i„i„,„c nn <,
morr.tng and a warn, one ip the,!'"™" ** I*™1"* frighted when, Inures on a
the buckboard struck the rock in the t,nd as a part of the netter music
road. | education.
Also Murphy's Indoor Animal Cir-
ius will be showu tonight.
K SB * *
ATMOSPHERE OF ARABIA IS
FOUND IN FILM
evening. If my complexion ever
Rrraa to be getting pale or looks iif«
less I drinli orange juice and add
vegetables and subtract meat from
my menu.
Any girl Is foolish. I believe to pi
through life handicapped by a poo*-
complexion, but the way to get a good
one is not by covering or trying to' It was the intention of llenry-Rous-
c irer what you have, hut to eat sensi wil, director of "The Sheik's Wife,"
bly and correct it from the inside. which will be shown at the Idle Hour
I Believe anyone who takes enougn theatre Tuesday and Wednesday to
txerclse out of doors will not be set the atmosphere and customs anc
troubled writh sleeplessness or pine traditions of the deBert in his pro
for tha excitement of arter theat-n duction; so with the exception of i
parties and dancing until dawn. That few principals he used only Arabians
sort of thing is ruinous to beauty, as (In the case, lie -found that the mill
we all kjaow. t.irj tactics of the tribe made it easv
Karly to bed and early to rise Iin't 1 to h ,ndle thousands of natives for th'i
an original creed, but It's the best one olg street and luob scenes. In the
I know to follow lor health and cities he set up his cameras an I
beauty. 'filmed those who happened to bo
o 1 about while his players enacted
DAWN dramatic acenes. He had no fear tlia'
: ihc natives would stop and look Into
'A streak of gray peeping o'er black, tlie camera, thereby spoiling a.scope,
And then a streak of white that for the Arabian l not curious. He
cheers.
Tuesday.
Wank Flood of Norman vleitel
friends in Drumright Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Wagoner hue
returned from Marion. Ind.. whe.'e
Ihty have spent the lummer.
i.iht Mrs. Lester Bartow and
children of Yale spent Sunday with
relativi I in limmrlglil.
A. ft llogg Is visiting with bis
family this wetk Mr. llogg la em
ployed al Yale.
U V. Mlckle of Yale visited with
Mr. and Mrs. McAulay of North liar
ley avenue Siyrdav
Mr. and Mrs. ft I* Turner of Cusll
lag Visited wltll Mis. Lena Deagles
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. K A Hutcheraon an I
fimlly returpi'd Sunday from thei'
vacation in Nebraska and Iowa
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ueuierltt i.f
119 Federal street, visited In Cushing
Sunday.
Frank. Tom unci Frail Taylor ard
Mev. Cater attended the ball game at
Tulsa Saturday.
Harold Itolelte visited his mother.
Mrs. L. M. Rolette Sunday. Harold is
attending aehool iji Stillwater.
Mr. and Mrs. Vler Wlnans and
Mrs C. K. U'inans motored to Tulaa
Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Whit lock motor
d te Tulsa fltimlay to attend tlu
baseball game.
Mrs. Vinita Alexander motored to
'lulsa Saturday to attend the ball
game.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Barr returned to
their home i/i Tulsa Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Barr visited relatives in Drum
right.
Thomas and Ktlgar Nicodemus re
turned from Oklahoma City, where
they attended the fair a,nil visited
relatives.
Miss Dorothy Ayres visiter h
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ayres
Sunday. Miss Ayres is attepdin
school In Norman.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert tialey and
Mrs. Pierce of Cushing visited with
Mrs. C!ayley's mother, Mrs. Lena
Beagles, Su,mlay.
The Rev. J. W. Cater of the Metho-
dist church left for Hydro, Okla,
Sunday to preach the funeral service
of Mrs. W. H. Collins, of that town.
Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Allen of Still-
water are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
W. ,1. Bartholomew of 119 Federal
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beats, and chil-
dren, 01 lula, and William, returned
Sunday from Stillwater, where th3y
liave been visiting rclatlvei.
Tom Taylor and Walter Richards
left Sflnday for Nornuyr, lo resume
their studies. Mr. Taylor and Mr.
Richards have been [Visiting wltll
Sir. Taylor's mother. Mrs. O. 15
' Taylor of B12 North Morrow aveuuo.
Sunuay was a bright day in apite
of the rain What was lost In nuin
to have the entire efcoir priJ-eut on1 To those who liaven r I • i '•! th«
Thursday night. In prepartion for the pastor yet the information is given
singing at the meeting. The choir that hla address i> 111" K Oak. kun
should have a grand and gloilou* his phone 11 '.*\S. Il« is at the s rviC"
l.i<od end proiitable time while the of the people of Drumright for all
meeting is progrcis thing legitimate and h'lpfiil-
ters was counterbalanced by the pr
vailing good spirit. Sunday ichool I
dropto S3; somewhat less than
half of the previous weeks attend' |
ajue. The morning worship waa like |
wis" not so well attended. IluweVBl.
he crowd at the evening service was
good. Splendid interest was manifest-
ed in the work throughout the dtt.v.
The Chrlilian Kndeavor Is bocom
lug more interesting weekly, and
more of the young people are attend
Ing tliau for several mouths. This is
fine hunch of vining people and
he fellowship Is worthy the coiisld
rati<V> of any of tlio young people
who are seeking companionship. This
mutual helpfulness organliatlon
—try II.
There should lie a large attendsnca
al the prayer meet ing on Wednesday
night. PIa,iw will lie made at that
> for the meeting to begin on next
Sunday; aim a large percent of the
church membership should be there.
And a special effort is being Iliad"
Fresh Home Made
CANDIES
Chocolate Creams
Etc.
Orange Sherbert
Banana Nut
Sherbert
Strawberry Cream
Vanilla Cream
Fruit Cream
lee Cream Sandwich
Fresh Candies
and Fruits
at the
PALACE OF
SWEETS
Next Door to Idle
Hour
mrrr
WIHGLEY
It s a
DOUBLE treat
Peppermint
Jacket over Pep-
permint i;um
10 for 5c
Sugar jacket just
"melt* in your mouth,
then you get the detec*
table gum center
And with Wriglev's three old
standby* alio affording Iricndly
aid to teeth, throat, breath, ap
petite and digeition
Soothing, thirst-quenching
Making the next cigar
laite better.
'1'i'I''M-l-H-M'I'M''t"I11 'I'■!'"I 'W"l"M4fl"H"!4<"H^'H ■! I I'i WH
STRAND THEATER!
DOUBLE SHOW TONIGHT
And 'tween the two a dull red hacks
Its waj* on through, they* disap-
pears.
•* %
A jumbling of colors gay,
A veil as like a fog adrift,
Aud then a settling as to stay,
A clearing ai the soft winds lift.
will go about his business or show
enly a natural interest in events
which gives an atmosphere to th"
production. It is much easier to take
a picture the Ftreets of Arabia than
it is in Ne* York City. The Arabian*
have rot learned th« American way
if butting into another's business.
MARRIAGE A LA MODE
Murphy's Indoor Animal Circus"
Consisting of trained doga, ponies, monkeys and Maud
the mule with the human mind,—the greateit
trained animal ihowi.
—pictures—
William Fox presents Tom Mix in
"THE FIGHTING STREAK"
Story by George O. Baxter. Directed by Arthur Ilosson.
Also Sunshine Comedy "Laughing Gas" in 2 parts.
Price of Admission:
10c and 30c, war tax included
■ ■ ■ ■ ■
A ereeplnR slowly BrowliiR stronger,
A light beyond all donght in misht I No American wedding 1s really coin-
More ivo.oderful than ages long I idete without Its little hoies of wed-
Have ever dreamed of In their night ding eakc which are distributed to
I the guests.
A crowning glory blazing forth, i Holland, unhampered by a Volstead
A gift the Maker gave In love, ! amendment, has a different custom.
A blessing east, west, south and north ; The bride's parents send to each guest
That only could come from abova. two bottles of wine, spiced and sugar-
o ed, and decorated with satin ribbons
WHITE BLOUSES j o
Black monkey fur makes unusual j VELVET FROCK
trimming for blouses of white silk A black velvet gown ot unusual
and satin. It is usually tyi-troduced beauty has a draped ikirt lined with
about the collar In some way or It is supple roval blue sating revealed by
seen made Into medallions which aru'lhf drapery. The upper part of th«
used on the sleeves as well. 1 frock is heavily beaded in blue,
o matching the lining.
TINSEL CLOTH , j 0—
In place of plain silver and sold j THE ORCHID FROCK
tinsel cloth there Sr 8 new uieUl A lovely evening frock Is of orchid
fabric club shot with some definite . trepe. The bodice Is entirely corn
color to harmonize with the accessor- [ posed of rows and rows of orchid
ics iVM wears with the frock. satin ribbon.
WE ARE THE LOCAL DEALERS FOR
CHASE AND SANBORN COFFEE
Also the ■
POLAR BEAR FLOUR I
GIBSON'S GROCERY AND MARKET:
■
Telephone 269 211 E. Broadway ■
Drumright, Okla. ^
■
'■ 1 1 T ■
Brand
New
Styles
for the
Coming
Season
[S]
really
y o u r
''HE long dre-u i.
back again and
wardrobe will need a complete
change. Cumc in and see our
new materials the new weaves
of silk, satin or wool, the new
old broadcloth, serge, school
ginghams and prints.
HOLLAND
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