The Black Dispatch (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922 Page: 3 of 8
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"THE SOONER TRAIL"
ALL THE NEWS FROM THE BLACK JACK HILLS AND VALES OF OKLAHOMA
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WAURIKA NEWS
Rev. L. S. Shaw left for Altus,
Saturday?
Mr. Thomas Belle Is on the sick list
this week
Mrs. Alexander of Waco, Texas, is
visiting her son, Mr. Thomas Belle,
and Mrs. Lucy Belle.
Mrs. Emma Robertson is back from
Vernon, Texas, where she has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Maudie Fugget is up again
after a brief illness.
Mr. Brooks Andrew went to Okla-
homa City to get treatment at a hos-
pital there.
There is going to be a big Hen Bar-
becue at Mr. Will English's, given by
the Knights and Daughters of Tabor,
Saturday, August 12.
Rev. D. St. Clair preached two no-
ble sermons at the Mt. Zion Baptist
church. He has built the church up
spiritually since he has been pastor.
The concert given at the C. M. E.
church was a splendid affair, and
everybody enjoyed themselves.
BOLEY NEW8
• jra. Chief Surgeon In Utopia Hospital
DR. W. L. HAYWOOD
SURGERY
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Office W. 0731
—Poet Graduate Coureee in 8urflery—
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—Belleview Hospital, New York City.
—Now 8urgeon, Great Western Hospital
Oklahoma City
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Oklahoma
NEWS FROM NUBBIN RIDGE
By A. Snuff
son presided Sunday morning. Rev.
T. S. Nero preached an able sermon.
Collections, $18.00.
Rev. Chas. Roberts has returned
home from KanSas.
Public school opened Monday at Je-
hovah, with Mrs. Nettie Wright as
teacher.
Mr. Mack Sherly and Mr. N. S.
Stevenson and daughter of Katie, at-
tended services at St. Paul Sunday.
The Home Mission circle is looking
forward to a big day on the 12th.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stevenson are
all smiles over a fine boy.
Prof. Brown was in Ardmore Sat-
urday. Deacon Caesar Stevenson is
much improved at this report.
Mrs. L. H. Groner visited the Home
Mission circle at Mt. Olive Saturday,
and reports a good meeting.
The City Laundry opened its doors
for business this week—something
that Boley is proud to have. Mr. Wm.
Mathis is proprietor.
Miss Willie Cavil is teaching sum-
mer school near Clearview.
There is a great revival going on
at the Antioch Baptist church. Many
souls are being brought to Christ.
Miss Gladys Hazel is visiting in Mus-
kogee, Coweta and Okmulgee, Okla.
Mayor Paxton has had his home
remodeled. It is very beautiful and
adds much to that part of the city.
Miss Pauline Hornsby is here from
Texas, the guest of Miss Earnestine
McNeal, her cousin.
Mrs. Maud Robertson is here from
Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Blackburn,
her mother, is very ill.
Mrs. Bessie Beaty McLeod is here
visiting relatives and friends. She is
from Tulsa.
Prof. R. E. Isles arrived in the city
Wednesday, August 2, from Iowa
City, Iowa. Everyone is glad to see
him back.
Mrs. Almeta Johnson is here visit-
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. S.
Dawson.
Master B Young Clark spent a few
days in Oklahoma City this week.
Rev. and Mrs. T. C. Martin have as
their guest, Mrs. Hester, their aunt,
from Greenville, Texas.
Mrs. J. D. Nelson and her mother,
Mrs. E. Watson, arrived home from
Guthrie Thursday, where Mrs. Watson
has been at the Park Sanitarium for
her health for the past few weeks.
The Boley Band is preparing some
special music for the U. B. F. and S.
M. T. and Masons, who will emet
here August 17 and 22nd.
Mrs. Birdie King was hostess to
the Pleasant Hour club Thursday
evening.
A storm swept through the parson-
. age of the M. E. church Thursday
night leaving Rev. and Mrs. Daes all
smiles. Many good things were left
for their comfort by the members and
friends of Prewitt's Chapel.
Mrs. Blanche Hebert, Olivou and
Edwin, Jr., are in Oklahoma City for
a month's visit with her husband,
Mr. W. E. Hebert.
Mrs. Mabel Cavil and E. B. are
spending the week-end in Chandler,
Okla., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. Carroll and Miss Florence Carroll.
Mrs. Rosana M. Green of Kansas
City, is in town visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Settle.
ROSEDALE NEWS
For the benefit of you city ducks
and dudes, I am handing you the laws
just upssed and approved by the city
counsel of Scorpion Hollow, and you
better read 'em, kase your ignor-
ance won't excuse you.
Sec. 1:—Any pusson sticking a
lighted match to a barrel or can of
gasoline, or a can or keg of gun
powder, w!ll be sent up to the pen
for life, if he can be found after he
sticks the match.
Sec. 2:—All automobiles must not
be driven faster than a walk through
ARCADIA NEWS
Prof Grimm is here visiting the
Richardsons.
cigarettes
They are
GOOD!
Bay this Cigarette and Save Money
j Miller remains about the same and
! does not seem to improve.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smith of Do-
ver, spent Saturday here on business.
Miss Beatrice Parker left Monday
evening for her home in South Sioux
City, Neb., after residing here about
a year with her grand-parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Little. Miss Parker
| stopped in Omaha for about two
j weeks before going to her home.
The "trip around the world," which
was given under the auspices of the
Pilgrim Rest Baptist church, was
greatly enjoyed. Several stops were
made and after the trip was made, the
crowd went to the home of Mrs. A.
Herbison, where a lawn social was
partaken of.
Master Gus Smith returned last
week from Enid, where he spent the
early part of the summer.
Prof. Dennis Lewis is here visiting
his father, after returning from Langs-
ton, where he taught in the summer
school.
, . — — —* Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson and
Sec. 6:—Any person leaving a Richardsons. — Mrs. A W. Lewis of El Reno, motored
chicken coop locked or guarded Dy | misses Cassie, Safronia and Helen t0 Kingfisher Sundav and sDent the
bull-dogs i nthe night time, will he j Mason of Topeka, Kans., are here — day
hung. Take noterce. i visiting their friends and relatives, last week to attend the bedside of her j jyjiss Mayme Vance is visiting
Sec. 7 —Any pusson stealing chick-1 The picnic given here on the 4th daughter. friends in Dover this week.
ens in the daytime, will be sent up an(j 5^ waB reported a success. Mr. R. G. Alexander, leading agent Mrg D Gee of hobart Okla has
for life. No crime agin stealing at 1 Mrs E Allensworth has been on 0f the Standard Life Insurance Co., I arrive' bere wjth her children to
night. I the sick list, but is now on the mend. i3 in the city with Agent D. F. Wil-: make her home.
Sec. 8:—Any pusson caught chew- j Mr. Fay Mason is here from Ok- Son, conducting a 20-day campaign., j^jra jjthel caly left Saturday for
ing gum in church during services, muigee, okla., visiting his mother and The slogan is "Thirty thousand dol-! her horae in Little" Rock> Ark., after a
will be sent to the asylum for lite. father. Mr. Mason is one of the iars in new business. They are be- j two-months' visit here with Mrs. J.
Take noterce. progressive merchants of Okmulgee. ing kept busy. | Patterson and Mrs. Allen.
Sec. 9:—Any man caught support- j repor(S business good. Mrs. J. W. Patton was the honored Mrg Ella shaw spent a coupie 0f
uc UIITC„ .... — in ghis family or doing laborious man-, The Masons were called to Oklaho- guest of the Deans on 1000 N. Kern, ! day8 here last week on business.
the streets of this here town, and I ual labor, will be hung. Take no- ma city last Thursday morning to Wednesday evening. A delicious ice The lawn 80cial given at Mrs. N. H.
must be hitched to the hitching rack | terce. The dignerty of we mens must■. take charge of the dead body of their course was served. i Harbison's was well attended.
_ raggety iow with good ropes
when not in use. Any pusson violat-
ing this law will be sent up for 20
years. Take noterce.
Sec. 3:—Any barbers found using
sharp razors, or any hair-dresser
found using anything else but axle
grease and hot irons while straigh-
tening hair, will be sent to the asy-
lum for life.
Sec. 4:—Any woman appearing on
the streets of this town with long
thick dresses on, will be sent to the
pen for JO years.
Sec. 5:—Any man found gazing at
any woman with thin short dresses
on will be shot. Take noterce; kase
this peeping bizness is going to be
broke up.
be upheld. - | brother, Jimmie Farrar. Mrs. T. W. Kyle and Miss F. L. 1 Juanita Harper has returned from
Sec. 10:—Any pusson caught totelng | Sunday school was well attended Dean were guests of Mrs. Jackson on ; Dover where She has been visiting
from a drop up of jick, choc, brandy, Sunday. j Osage street, Thursday. A delicious ; relatives .
corn whiskey, or any other substance! ' " dinner was served. ! Master Herman Brown is visiting
that liw lmake the drunk come, in TATUMS NEWS in honor of Mrs. Green of Kansas his father, J S. Brown in Ponca City
a can, bottle, jug or other vessel, will | ! cltyi Mo., who is visiting her daugh- I for a few weekg
be hung. No crime agin toteing from j The revival at Bethel is being met ter, Mrs. S. E. Kimbrough, Miss F. L. ; clul) No 3 of tjle Eastern Star, gave
a barrel down, in you. Take noterce. , witu great success. There are already Dean entertained with .a six o'clock a lawn SOcial at the residence of Mrs
Sec. 11:—Any woman caught wash- ten conversions and prospects are luncheon Tuesday. Covers were laid King Saturday.
ing and hanging out clothes In this , favorable for a still greater number for four.
town in the day, will be sent to tt>21 before the close of the meeting. Rev. Friday evening a trip around the
pen for life. Kase no need of hang- J Spears of Wagoner, is conducting the j world was given by the Sunday school WYNNEWOOD ITEMS
ing out them raggety things to be nieeting with the assistance of local teachers and pupils of Shorter Chapel
laughed at, and lower the dignerty of ministers. The weather is favorable a. m. e. The first stop was at the
wimens. They must bust suds at and about 500 of Tatums' population home of the Deans, 1000 N. Kern, j services and Sunday school were
night Take noterce. turned out to the House of the Lord Combination sandwiches were served. .. attended at the various churches
Said resolutions will be continued iast Sunday night. Rev. Spears is The second stop was at Mrs. Bar-; qun(jay being regular meeting day
next week. I truly a gospel minister and all Ta- nett's home on the East Side. The a(. the First Baptist church. Rev. B.
turns enjoy his messages. Collection ( evening was pleasantly spent. „ Given8 wa8 not able to be at his
„ — ' for the day. $26.00. 1 "
Mrs. Zaneis opened her separate
schools Monday, after having a meet-
ing with the colored teachers of the
county.
Mrs. Graham is back from Ardmore.
She began her school at Homer Mon-
day.
A few of the Tatums cars drove over
to Ardmore to witness the political
parade of M. T. Pierce, candidate for
county commissioner.
Mr. and Mrs. Herd, Mrs. Cora Gra-
ham and children were at Tatums
Sunday to church, and called on Mr.
and Mrs. T. G. Slaughter.
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ATOKA NEWS
post. Rev. T. F. Fisher, vice presi-
dent of the Chickasaw Baptist District
" this
„ . ; . .. ..I Sunday school convention of this
Mr. Isaac Frazier is on the sick j .. fllled the vaucancy 0f the pastor
♦ fliia iiranlr ... « . i . J
list this week.
Misses Wadkins, Yarbrough and Lo-
lls took the county examination last
Sunday night and preached a wonder-
ful sermon.
Mrs. Channie L. Walters, 1229 E.
SULPHUR NEWS
Services were good at Lawson
Chapel M. E. church. Rev. Brown,
the pastor, preached to a large con-
gregation at each meeting.
Mrs. Flossie Eastman and children
of St. Paul, Minn., are visiting Mrs.
Maria Brunner and Mrs. James Hamil-
•< **■«•
post. Rev. L. C. Fort preached for
him Sunday night and everyone en-
joyed the sermon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bullock were
In Purcell on business.
Mr. G. W. Coulter carried a load of
people to the picnic at Maxwell Fri-
day and Saturday. They report a
fine time.
Mr. Albert Sutton of Tulsa, is a
visiter of his parents this week
Miss Effie Bullock motored to Pur-
cell on business concerning school af-
fairs. , „ _
Mtessrs. B. W. Wilson and H. G.
Griffin are on the sick list this week.
Mrs. Anna Brewer and her little
grand-daughter, Maggie Brewer, of
Oklahoma City ,are visiting relatives
and friends.
Mr. C. F. Fort of Byars, has return-
ed home from Newton, Kansas, where
he has been visiting his sister.
PERRY HERALD
was a sulphur visitor last week.
Mr. John Rodgers, manager of the
Busy Bee Cafe, is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sallie Gaines of Oklahoma
City, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jess
Sanders.
Mr. Gene Wilkerson has returned
from Ardmore, where he attended the
convention.
The Phyllis Wheatley Art club met
with the Misses Wessons Monday af-
ternoon.
Mr. James Hamilton returned last
week from Houston, Texas, where he
has been in the hospital.
Mr. Totten of Sherman, Texas,
spent the week-end in Sulphur.
MARIETTA NEWS
BRIDGEPORT NEWS
Rev. H. F. Jones, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, is conducting a revival
in the city this week.
Prof. W .A. Dobson returned from
Langston Saturday night. He reports
the greatest summer school in the
history of Langston.
week for teacher's license. These Main street, entertained her Sunday
young ladies have been in attendance gchoQl claB8 Saturday evening, Aug.
upon summer school. ... 5th at 5 o'clock. The house was beau-
Mr. Artis Bingham, principal of the U{ull decorated with the season's
Stringtown school, passed through ch()ice llowers After a few games
here from summer school enroute to i o{ amuBement. Mrs. Walters served
Stringtown. . * i the class with a delicious course of
Rev. J. B. Murphy pastor of the A., cb Jce cream and cake.
M. E. church, A Livingston and Mrs. Rey j D Faithful attended the
Maggie Moore have returned from j zion H11| Baptist State convention at
Hartshorne, where they have been at-; Ardmore this week, and returned
tending the District Sunday school, j Sunday
A" *9" LA c9?v®ntion- , , , . .. i Rev. Armstrong, the 18-year-old
Mr. O. D. Hutton, principal of the; evangelist, of Kansas v'ity, Mo., and
separate school here, is attending wife are ,n the city thls week at the
summer school Mrs. Blanche Mc- M a church> assisting Rev. Gate-
'"utcheon, who has been in Boley for
home after spending a while in Okla-
homa City.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foreman of Ard
more, were the guests of Mrs. Frank
Marion, Sunday.
Miss Bettie Mae Anderson of Ard-
more, was here Sunday visiting.
Messrs. Burton, Ray and Roscoe
Guest of Ardmore were here Tues-
day.
See Fredrica tor the Black
Dispatch.
DAVIS NEWS
Sunday was a high day at the Gil-
field Baptist church. We are glad
to see our worthy pastor, Rev. John-
son, recover from hjp long illness.
He fllled the rostrum Sunday and de
the past two weeks as delegate and
„ officer of the Court of"Calanthe, and
Rev. L. L. Stewart of Oklahoma I Household of Ruth Grand Lodges, has
City, is assisting Rev. Jones in his'returned after stopping over at Bris-
revival. Rev. Stewart is an intel-, tow and Muskogee.
lectual and forceful speaker. We be- Rev. A. R. Mitchel, pastor of the anj Mra. spencer Walters on the 4th
lieve that through his powerful ser- Mt. Zion Baptist church, has been Qf Augugt and ieft a ten-pound boy.
mons many will be added to the | called to Texas to conduct a series The mother is doing fine, but death
church. jofmeeUngs: ' claimed the infant the evening of the
wood in his revival.
Rev. Cox and family of Purcell are
in the city attending the M. E. church.
Rev. J. A. Pratt of Purcell, Okla.,
was in the city Sunday.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
Rev. J. E. Neal of Lookeba, was a
visitor in our town Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Hudson is on the sick
list this week. We hope her a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Barrows are
visiting relatives and friends here
this week.
Mrs. Eula M. Dobson and little
daughter are leaving the last of the
week for Colorado Springs, and
points west, where they will visit
friends, returning about the 1st of
September.
Colored voters of Bridgeport were
. , . , tuiuiru vuicia ui di nigcpuu
LV!?t •'JSS ' t POll P strong
to an appreciative audience. Address-
es were delivered by Rev. S. C. Carey
of Hugo and Rev. S. P. Cato. Evening
services were well attended. Rev.
J. J. Franklin, pastor of the white
Baptist church of Davfs, delivered a
strong sermon. Rev. Franklin has
Tuesday.
Read the Black Dispatch and stay
informed along all lines.
CHANDLER NEWS
Miss Nellie Beridon was called to
i -j - unitv tn miss i>eme neriaon was caneu iu
Rev. |. P. Cato Botey on. acc?unt. of the seriou! !*
ward our people.
preached at night.
Mrs. Brown and daughter of Pauls
Valley, spent Sunday in Davis.
Sunday school was well attended at
Sunday school at the various
churches was well attended Sunday.
Rev. B. C. Combs of the New Pros-
pect Baptist church, was unable to be
at' his post Sunday on account of ill-
ness. He left Saturday evening for
home where he will remain in the the missionary sisters Monday even-
hospital until recovery.
Mrs. Lela Fanniel of Guthrie, Okla.,
is here visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, accompa-
nied by Prof. L. B. Hamilton, were in
Stillwater Saturday.
The conference started Tuesday
morning at the C. M. E. church.
Mrs. Hattie Patton and son, Woody,
left Saturday morning for Guthrie,
where they will visit relaives and,
friends.
Sunday morning was an unusually
interesting session in Sunday school
at Mt. Zion. Rev. Brooks, the pas- the M. E .church.
tor of Burneysville's Baptist church, The picnic given by the Boosters
called in on us in the morning and de- club of Davis, was a success. They
livered to us a soul felt sermon, after realized $102.65 , all of which was
which Mr. N. Woody was ordafced as turned over to the Gilfield Baptist
a deacon for Mt. Zion Baptist church, church.
Our noble pastor, Rev. T. H. Mundine, We are very sorry" to learn that
is conducting a revival at our church. Mrs. Katy Hillard, who has lately
His splendid ^Hfe, Mrs. Mundine, is moved to Kansas City, Mo., is suffer-
also here. She made a fine talk to ing from a broken arm. We hope she
will soon recover.
ANADARKO NEW8
ing. Our pastor preached affine spirit-
ual sermon Sunday to a packed house.
Collection for the day, $12.50.
Mr. Wm. Stokes, our superintend-
ent, was elected as a delegate to the
Chickasaw Baptist Sunday school and
B. Y. P. U. convention, which con-
venes at Chickasha.
Mrs. Vincent Armstrong left Friday
night for Chicago.
Mr. Herman Evans, who has been
in Tatums, is here visiting.
Mrs. Eddie Lewis and little son of
Dallas, and Miss Hazel Bacon of Ft.
. Worth, have been here this week the
Mr. R. Sanborn departed Friday guests of Mrs. Mercer Terrell.
evening for Colorado Springs to visit Miss Gladys Webb left Saturday
his son and daughter. night for Arkansas City, Kans.,
School starts here Monday. Misses where she will spend a while with
Boyd and Reed are here to take her aunt. Mrs. Leo Givens.
charge. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith served
Prof. Gray and family motored to a six o'clock dinner to the following
Chickasha Friday. guests: Mesdames Mercer Terrill, Vin-
Mrs. Lena Long is on the sick list, cent Armstrong and Miss Hazel Ba-
The Misses Bigham and Slaten return- con. The dinner was enjoyed very
ed from Enid Saturday, where they much, after which Mr. Porter of Ft.
had been visiting relatives. They re- Worth, favored them with an auto
port a nice time. ride.
For the Black Dispatch, see Ever- Mr. Lee Givens of Purcell, left Fri-
ett Baucom, 413 E. Washington ave- day night.
Mrs. Mercer Terrell left Sunday
Mrs. Mary Washington, Mrs. Annie
Franklin, Mrs. Marie Pettus and Miss
Drolena Washington motored to Ta-
tums, Okla., Sunday, to attend the
baptizing of 23 candidates. They re-
ported a joyful time.
Misses Ethel and Maebelle New-
berry of Oklahoma City, are visiting
their mother and friends in Davis.
Dr. T. H. West is moving along 4th
nicely with his practice. As the peo- q he 0,d 8<rrlers had a g^nd cele-
ple learn of his presence and ability | bratlon on the 4th 0f August. 5%
to allay pains and cure sickness, they mlleg east of town> whlch will be long
find their way to the A. M. E. parson- reraembered. Hon. J. S. Solomon of
age, his present office. j this city was the 8peaiter of the day.
The younger set are giving a series Mrg Dora ^ made a flylng trlp
of parties here of late, which do tQ Ardmore the last of the week on
much to liven up things for the young business.
peopte. j Mrs j w Greenwood, 1228 E.
Big assortment of Elberta peaches Main 8treeti retUrned home August
ire selling here for fitty cents and 6 after a three weeksj. vlsit to point8
seventy-five cents a bushel. Farmers ,n Texas Mrs E A Curry of Paul8
are selling them by the wagon loads Va,ley spent Sunday in the city. Mr.
Let everybody go to Sunday school ancj Mrg ca]vin Carson returned from
Sunday. Something is going to hap- the Capitoi August 1, after a two
pen at one of them. Do not ask; go weeks> yigit with frlends and rela.
see for yourself.
VERNON NOTES
tives. Mr. Clifford Wright and Mr.
Forest Cook of Stillwater, Okla., are
in the city this week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Isaac Wright. Mrs. Francis S.
Smith of Oklahoma City, is in the
Rev. F. A. Murdock of 612 Howard
street. Muskogee Okla and pastor of I city" this' week"visTtinglriends. Mr.
New Hope Baptist church, Vernon,; Ebb Daniei8 0f Pauls Valley, was in
ness of her brother, Clarence Beri-; £as Just £,0®e!* a glorious meeMn^! the city Sunday visiting. Sick list:
don here in which 34 persons were added , Rey j' w H Rice
Miss Nora James and Mrs. Dr. Reed to ,the church by baptism and 11 by;
of Beggs, and Miss Annie Dolphin of: restoration. Th-s meeting shall long
Boley, spent the_ week-end with Miss | ^ ^ ££££
meeting. $80. Sunday school was well
attended at New Hope. |
Mrs. F. A. Murdock of Muskogee,: at' oak Tlrever July °31, "with an en-
was a Vernon visitor last week. rollment of 37. The enrollment at
Miss Mary Dawson, who has been! the week-end was 67.
attending the normal at Langston, re- i jnrs. Roberts, a pioneer citizen of
turned last week. Langston, and mother of Prof. J. E.
The lincoln Countv Sineine con- Mr" Grimes ot Sulphur, is visiting Robert8, died last Wednesday even-
Roberta Glynn Ellis. Miss Ellis en
tertained in honor of her guests Mon-
day evening.
Rev. Short of Muskogee, is holding
a series of meetings at Mt. Calvary
First Baptist church. He is assisted
by Rev. Burks of Depew. The ser-
mons are wonderful.
LANGSTON LOCALS
Miss Susie Giddings opened school
LAWTON NEWS
Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. were
well attended at the Galilee Baptist
church. Rev. Ford preached a stir-
ring sermon at the night services.
Sunday school was good at the A.
M. E. church. The pastor. Rev. J. H.
L. Rhone, was at his post and de-
livered a wonderful sermon at night
services.
Sunday school and B. Y. P. U. were
good at the Bethlehem Baptist
church.
dai,M5rc Wm Plover whit ran* Tr Grant and w- M. Baccus motored to' domain"and Teaves"two sons'^and three
tn. Summers, William Brow. ,n« i T<™ FleM, ot okmulge9t „ « %
^ visiting his uncle, Mr. W. M. FieUs, „ldo„, toI bien on the .ick list lor
some time.
Mrs. J. E. Clark has moved back to
her home again .
Mrs. Dan Arthur has returned from
a trip to Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Andrews of Luther, Is here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. L.
Ayers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsberry and chil-
dren are visiting in Arkansas.
Mr. Bone Smith, president of the
town board here, who has been very
ill, is up again.
spent the week-end at home.
Master William Armstead is driv-
ing Miss Willa Liggins to and from
her school this week.
Miss Edna Smith, who has been ill
for the past week, has recovered. We
are glad to see her out again.
Mrs. Pauline Fields and son. An-
derson. who went to their new home
in California, July 1, write that every-
thing is wonderful.
OKMULGEE NEWS
this week.
Miss America Patton of Muskogee,
enroute to Boley, spent a few days
with Miss Leora Emmerson last
week.
Mr. Olla Lenlev, who got his foot
broken in a hay press, is reported
up and walking again.
Mr. Tom Evans and family of
Boley, visited his sister, Mrs. J. W.
Grant, last week.
Rev. Taylor, ex-pastor of First Bap-
tist church. Weleetka, preached at
New Hope Sunday.
The Home Mission circle met at
the usual time Monday and organized
The Luckett Specialty Company is
doing quite a mall order business.
The Sunday school of the Randell j the Y. W. C. A. and Starlight band
- . Presbytery, was largely attended. 1 visitors: Mrs. F. A. Murdock and
Thle pi I toil Rev., Owens.! Delegates for without and within the -yirs Mary DawBon.
was at his post and preached two
powerful sermons morning and night.
state were present. Rev. McPherson.
pastor of Mt. Olive Presbyterian
church, and the local committee on
arrangement made everything pleas-
ant for tbe visitors.
KINGFISHER NEWS
MILO NEWS *«« •• -u-t-t.j-r. 0 r
' t for tbe visitors. ' j Mrs. M. V. Miller has returned to
Summer schools opened Monday her home here after a few weeks
Paul Sunday with two additions to throughout the county. j spent in El Reno at the sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. Shaw returned home evening for her home in Guthrie. the church. Sunday was regular con- I Mrs. Anner Gauze and neice, little She was accompanied home by her
from Colorado last week. Mrs. Nora Gaines, has returned! ference meeting. Rev. T. S. Steven- Marie Russell, were called to Tulsa, daughter, Mrs. F. Montgomery. Airs.
STRINGTOWN NEWS
In a ball game Saturday the second
nine defeated the firet nme team by
a score of 6-5. Atoka defeated String-
town, scores 6-5.
The 4th and 5th of August were two
high days at Stringtown.
Miss C. Wadkins left on the 5tli
for 'Wapanucka, where she will teach
two months summer school.
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Dunjee, Roscoe. The Black Dispatch (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 36, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 10, 1922, newspaper, August 10, 1922; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc152397/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed March 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.