Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 13, No. 110, Ed. 1 Tuesday, January 11, 1927 Page: 3 of 6
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TUESDAY. JAN. II, 1927
§IN SOCIETY'
FAYS REECE DUNLAP, Editor
(Lieur.tnre)—Mrs. Reed.
(a) Dainty Hoy." (Weatherly I
(bt (joil Touched the Rob*'”, (Maryj
Hel n Brown!—Mrs. Raymond At-
kins.
My Loves in a Garden, (Caroline
Lawson)—Mrs. Lockhart.
! SCOUTS HAVE
STARTED INTER-
TROOP CONTEST
HERALD WANT ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS
SOCIAL CALENDAR
—♦—
Tuesday
Mrs. Howard Roberts hostess to
Tuesday Afternoon club.
Mrs. P. O. McCaughan entertains
Kalanah club.
Entre Nous club entertaiued by
Mrs. W. P. Robinson.
Mrs. Russell L.iwsou hostess to
J. N. Bridge club.
FINAL MEET TO BE HELD IN
GYMNASIUM OF HIGH
SCHOOL
. I At the close of the program Mrs.
| tertainetl at five hands of bridge in j Hughes gave a special voice nu.n-
which Mrs. H. G. Harlan won hi(b i tter Hnd a short business session wa:;
score and Mrs. Marion R. Shumard | given,
the favor for second1 score. The priz. n | ♦ « ♦
were lovely and wrapped tastefully I y^m Leave
in yellow and white crepe paiper top : FoP East Tonight. > «•*> ...... „...
ped with hand made whitepaper roses j Lester Katz of the K >tz Depart- tesj tnd« February 3 The final meet
with yellow centers. meut store will leave tonight for Wjji held at the high si'h. ol gym..
+ + + eastern markets where he will 1 ■ vrbidlt time the ch t.« ion troop in
joitt-d by represeuialives from the | it*-n will be deierniitu'l for the year,
other Katz stores to buy their spriug I The fol'owing things will he counted
stock. | in Ilia contest. Alt • '----- “
♦ ♦ ♦
Thu Boy Scouts of Supulpu have j
-tarled an hiter-troop contest. Eight .
troeps are participating. This ccn-
Visited In
Tulsa.
Freshman Girl Rtservcs supper I Mrs. Earle Berryhill and Mrs. Jint- gt(x.k | ln ,|la contest. Att. dance, ltl; ex
meeting in Y. M. C. A. mie Wilson visited in TuLsa yesterday ♦ ♦ ♦ , USI., 5; we k!> re or on time. 1<i:
Rainbow Girls end DeMolay pub-j ♦ ♦ ♦ [Harmonic Club Hikes, 50: new scouts enrolled, 30:
lie installation in Masonic Temple. Altruistic Meeting Postponed. loop committeemen \ sit. 10; tests'
Wednesday Club. The meeting of the Lfarmonit 1 <ii> passed, ten lerfoot nd class.
Ever Ready club entertained by1 The regular meeting of the AJtruls-l. .... . u. . - . ......> ••
Mrs. U. A. Prewitt.
Presbyterian Missionary society
short session in church.
Thursday
Mrs. Harry Busch hostess to the
Thursday Luncheon club.
Good Will club meets with Mrs.
Hereford.
Triple Four club luncheon
Mrs. Fred Dyer. ,
High Score club dinner meeting
with Mrs. Tom Wallace and Mrs.
Geue Smith.
The regular meeting of the Altruis- , for tjjja Week has been postponed [ 15; first cla-s, 10; nn-nt badge, 5:
lie club was held at the home o. Mrs. I n atcouni 0f th nightly meetings ot (troop good turn. 150; Insp-et: n. 150:
w P• Mlchenei Uuyburn labernucU ;
♦ ♦ ♦
avoid a conflict with the tabernacle 1
afternoon sessions.
During the- business session the fol-
lowing officers were elected, president,
Mr*. L. A. Gooden: vice president.,
with | Mrs. A. L. Islcy, s. cretary. Mrs. U
P. Hlggenbotham. After an interi-M-
Ing penny contest Mrs. G. G. Gor-
don was awarded a prize and Mrs.
Carpenter the consolation favor. Ixive-
ja&BJr? — -1 :hrrrr«^,r.s
Friday ber (,f children.
,...1 Matrons 'meet with The next meeting will be held on
Mrs F R ung r Monday January 24th in the home of
Mrs S N. Terry Jr., entertains K. Mrs. J O. Thompson. 1403 East Me
U. club. Leod 8treet‘ * + 4
Executive. ” phoned!*
Committee Named. 1 meetjng of the W miens Home
FirMChrliian c*hurch has named the ‘"Jw*k
on account of the Rayburn tabernacle
services.
♦ ♦ ♦
Guest In
Gilland Home.
Mhta Henryetta Cook of Avant is
Guest In
Uden Home.
Miss Vera Walls of Drumright is
a gtue-t of tho home of Mr and Mis.
Edgar A. Uden.
* ’ *,
Norris Trial
follow ing executive committee to serve
during the coming year, teacher. Mrs.
J. W. Howard; president.' Mrs. N. K
AmsdeH, vice presidents, Mrs. Henry
Gaddy ami Mrs. A. W. Proctor, treas-
urer. Mis. Wm. Boyd, secretary. Mr*.
Karl John-on; division leaders, one,
Mrs. Herbert A. Clarke; two Mrs.
J. M. Chet k; three, Mrs. L. H. Bolen,
four, Mrs. T. B. Suttlemyre; five. Mrs.
J. A. Sheffield, six. Mrs. O. H. Long,
seven, Mrs. Bernice Oakes.
♦ ♦ ♦
Ladies Auxiliary To
B of R. T.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the B. of
R. T. will meet tomorrow afternoon at
two o'clock in the K. P. hall. All of-
ficers and members are urged to be
present.
♦ ♦ ♦
Former Sapulpan
Dies in Chicago.
Mrs. Minnie Trammel has received
a tue-sage of the death of her niece,
Mrs. Truman Ward, formerly of Sa-
pu’iixi. Mrs. Ward died Sunday in
a hospital in Chicago where she has
made her home since leaving Sa-
pulipa.
♦ ♦ ♦
Standard Bearers
Meet Tomorrow.
The Standard Bearers of the First
Methodist church will meet from four
until five o'clock tomorrow evening
with Miss Catllierine Jennings. The
time has b-en changed on account of
the nightly revival services, at the
tabernacle.
Miss Ruth Casteel will conduct the
lesson study and all of the members
are urged to be present.
♦ ♦
Wanted—Man clerk. Lawler's Army
Store. 109‘2
4- ♦ ♦
From the report of the executive
committee last nights meetings were
well attended, and much enthusiasm
was shown. Troop 2 of the ChrDtlan
church held an election of officers at
their meeting, hist night The follow-
ing were placed in office; Vernon
Field, Scribe; Lewi- Hale. S. nlor
1‘atro'; Kuchee Drunkard, Patrol
Leader.
The city executive board met yes-
terday with Mr. Alien of the Allen
Liimhir company. report shows a sub-
stantial progress of the scouts for
sahl to he J R. Nutt, an eye witness
to the tragedy and the defense star
witness. BiailHI .'I >„v m.wuw ....
The case was br >ught here on a : this month. There an approximately
----- „« ......... «■----- <-'• j-u meu an,| hoys enrolled in the
scouts of Sapulpa.
Troop 2 of the Christian Church
changi of venue frym Ft. W.uth Where
Norris has been a pastor in the first
Baptist church for the la-t twenty
years
Should the defense annonce ready,
the actual selection of the Jury wa.a
will have a hike Tlmi day afternoon
at 4 o'clock. All wR' meet at lh«
Christian church at this time mil tv
Idv scIIvhIG Ul l Hv J Cl j n i'." I III .M Mil i in nun «*ii t ' «
expected to b gin this afternoon, j oryone is ewfected to tome prepared
Ititi IF flu. *1 t ■ ii.’ . ut II i ^t i/.L- .« In itu i itn. iicw./itf il lit . - f fl' eiki 11\ V
but if the d. ftn«e still sticks lo its
answer of yesterday, or files a mo-
th u for continuance. Judge Hamilton
will be forced to make a ruling.
Alls- neill vtuia \ tn»n in
the gu(8t of Miss Nell (Tilland and * 1 •||Ukl ROOM* AUSTIN* J 11. 11.
..... . .* * < < o V/.uiK I lltinrtlinnu In I Itu > I -i t tx.it *4 111;
to pass second da test. Troop S
of the Kpisrupal church bus changed
the meeting from Friday night to
Monday night.
Jack Gilland in their home, 112 North
Poplar street.
♦ ♦ ♦
American Assoc*ation
Of University Women.
The local branch of the American
Association of University Women held
its January progtam and social meet-
ing last night in the home of Mrs,.
Charles Popkin.
Mrs. Ralph R bertson was in charge
of the i] rogram for the evening which
opened with a piano number by Miss
Elsa Klein, followed1 by the interest-
ing ad.lress given by Dr. Paul Mote
on "Contagious Diseases” covering
ably the study subject alloted to the
association for the past month on
"Health In Our Community” Mrs
Pave Htiles gave a delightful reading
and responded with an encore in clos-
ing the program
Mrs. J. W. Klinglesmith, president
of the Sapulpa branch, was in charge
of the business session which preceded
the informal social hour. During the
recreation hour several clever and
original contest* and games were con-
ducted by Mlse Cecil Moore as an
additional entertainment feature.
Mrs. Pupkin wa* assisted by the
members of Che finance and legis-
lative committee. Miss Margaret Kelly,
Miss Cecil Moore. Miss Lucile Slaugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, Miss
Mary Potter Wilcox. Miss Gertrude
Wolfe and Mrs. Ralph Robertson, in
serving a dainty salad course to forty
members and one guest, Mrs. Mae
Dickinson of Illinois.
The February meeting of the asso-
ciation will be held in the lionte of
T. L. Blakemore.
♦ ♦ ♦
Jolly Dozen
Club.
The Jolly Dozen club will be enter-
tained Friday afternoon at two o'clock
in the home of Mrs. Corwin, 17 west
Lee avenue.
♦ ♦ ♦
Will Drive To
Wichita Falls.
Mrs. McCallum. E. L. Workman and
Mrs- George Stanfield will leave in
the morning for an overland trip to
Wichita Falls, Tex., where they will
be the guests of Mrs. Denver Hyler Covered Luncheon
♦ ♦ ♦ ..... - - .
Visitors Here
For the Day.
Mrs. W. W. Walls and Mr. Orley
Walls of Drumright w. re the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. llden for
the day.
♦ ♦ ♦
Good Cheer
Club.
The Good Cheer club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Parks
Myers as hostess in her home at 415
Soudh Independence street.
The club members were entertained
at four tables of (progressive domin-
oes in which top score went to Mrs-
Frank Cooper and low to Mrs. John
Sheffield. In a brief business aeseion
Mrs. Walter Lockhart was elected
as a new member.
In opening the social hour following
the games Mrs. Oscar Campbell, in a
few well chosen words, presented
the hostess with a lovely set of silver
as a wedding and farewell gift. The
hostes1 . formerly Mr*. Hattie Parks,
became the wffe of Mr. Myers of Mt.
Sterling. 111. on Cliristmas eve and
will leave in a short time for her new
home in Mt. Sterling.
Lovely refreshments, were served
later by the hostese, assisted by her
daughter Mr*. H. M. McDannold. The
club adjourned to meet in two week*
with Mils. II. E Ogg at Brie-tow.
♦ ♦ ♦
Pretty Party At
Country Club.
Following the holiday .season the
ILadies association ctf the Sapulpa
For. Y. W. C. A. Board.
The Board of Directors of the
Young Womens Christian Associa-
tion held their January business ses
slon in live Y. W. C- A. rooms yes-
terday where they were served to u
delicious covered dish lunch At noon
day.
The usual reports were heard from
various committees most interest-
ing among these being th, report of
the nominating committee who have
named the following women to he
balloted upon as members of the
boaril at th?. ammtl election which
Is to be held soon, Mrs. B. C. Stiv-
ers, Mrs. T. L. Blakemore, Mrs. J.
ft. Miller, Mrs. H. U. Bartlett, Mrs.
Walter C. Lockhart, Mrs. W. B.
Stone. Mrs. C. S. Miller, Mrs. Louis
Schmidt, Mrs. E. M. Lewis, Mrs.
Gaylord Wilcox, Mrs. Lee McClung
and Miss Edith Huffer.
Mrs. Joe H. Alien was elected as
delegate to attend the conference
to be held in Fort Worth late ln
January.
♦ ♦ ♦
Public Installation
Tonight.
Th Rainbow Order for Girls and
the De Molay boys’ order will hold
public installation of officers at
Objections to the d> ath penalty
and admittance of having forced an
opinion lo tile guilt or innocence of
the defendant, w re the chief rea-
sons for rejection of ten out of thir-
teen veniremen by the state and de-
tens during the morning session of
the trial of Dr. J. Frank Norris on
thatges in connection with the slay-
ing of D. E. Chipps, Ft. Wortli lum-
ber nun.
Three Jurors were accepted by both
shies, following unnotincem nt of
the defense it was "ready" for trial
without reservations. Two of the se-
locttd jurors, said they did not b
long to any church, while the other
professed Methodist faith.
Interest was centerd on questions
ask d by both state and defense
which Included:
“Do you object to the death pen-
alty?"
"Do you blieve th.t a minister of
the gospel has the same right as
any free born cltiz-n to protect bis
own life.’”
Other questions were:
“Have you ever tuned in oil sta-
tion KFZB?" (Norris' church rauio
station.)
Does the Searchlight corn? to
your home?”
To the latter question, three of
four veniremen answer that llie
S archlight had been coming to their
homes unsolicited or that they h d
seen It for sale on the Btreets of
Austin.
One venireman had never h ard of
the Searchlight, which is published
by Dr. Norris.
Another query was:
“Do vou believe in the law of
self defense?”
A few women si*ertators were in
the courtroom and they, for the
most part, directed their attention
toward the outlawed pastor, who sit
w aring his overcoat with his face
toward the judge.
The pastor coughed frequently and
once complained about thu luck of !
heat in the courtroom.
Mrs. Chipps, the divorced widow
of the slain man. did not *pp ar in
court, hul her son. I). E. Cripps,
Jr., was there sitting with the state
counsel.
WHAT THEY’RE
DOING
ILadies associatlon ^ the sapii pa ^venthirly tonight in the Masonic
r^»TiX is!?'-!'''- ™ ""w" “ “’*•
given informally yesterday afternoon |tena- ♦ ♦ ♦
The club dining room was an attrac-
tive scene with its long table laid
witlb handsome Maderia pieces and
set with crystal and silver for the
tea hour. The dining room shades were
lowered and the soft light from slend-
er yellow tapers was the only illum-
ination. (Centering the table was a
silver bowl of brightly goklen cal-
lotidula-. the keynote of the color
motif which ran throughout thp tea
course and was continued in tiiie ai*-
pointments at the bridge tables
SENATE
Convened at 1:30 p. in
Organization coni|iU-ttd. moves to-
waiil con-ideration of numerous hills
and appropriations
HOUSE
Convened at 1:30 p. m.
Oc mm it tees natneil. considers num-
erous bill.-1 and expects quick action
on iiistitutlmufl appropriation^a, r ads
ami highways and conservation mea-
sure?.
Met with .constitutional writers In
amendment parley.
Received visitors hut said opi oint-
ments still pending.
EMPRESS
Tomorrow
WHAT5 WRONG WITH*
THIS PICTURE?
SEE'
iMarie Prevost
liAlMOST A LADY ‘
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EMPRESS
LAST DAY
Music Study
Club.
Th Music Study club held a spec-
ial program session last evening in
the residence studio of Mrs. Bess
McLennan Hughes, 223 S. Linden
.avenue, where the pupils of Mrs. Lu-
th:r Robins presented an excellent
and varied program of voice num-
bers.
Roll call was answered with mu-
sical current events, and the follow-
( d Pirates hvc
/ story told with a ^
iiaehqround of the salty seas
DOUGLAS
tair banks
l* THE
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unlments at tne oimge iai»ie* ------- ------- --- ,
Sixty guests were served to teafol-|U>K numbers were splendidly given
lowinz five hands Of bri Ige. Mrs , by Mrs. Robins' pupils showing a
H C Milkr and Mrs Frank Juck "h 1 marked Improvem-nt and individual
presided at the love’.v tea table understanding from each performer
BLACK-
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On account of heavy ex-
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to raise our admission price
ty
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anil the others of the hostess group
Mrs. Glen Fineuy, Mrs. Charles Pow-
Mr*- R. M. Sweeney and Mrs.
Jack Rice. as«i*ted in extending the
hospitalities of the afternoon.
Ladies of the association were en-
(a) Slumber Boat, (Jessie Gaynori
(b) Time for Your Pillow, Sleepy
Head, (Harrison—Diphine White.
• The Old Refrain", (Kreuleri —
Mrs. R. O. Easley.
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