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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1957
THE OKLAHOMA EAGLB
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to Appear at
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Shorter AME
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Church Has
of the citizens of Preston, Okla.,
a New Pastor
Two Rituals
Two funeral services w<.re held
OF THANKS
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give donations.
Mrs.
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trons list for the occasion.
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who loves
is pianist
for the
St. John Baptist
St. Paul AME
Mr. 0. R. Roquemore and A. J.
TAXPAYERS
was
Jan. 21 - Feb. 2
The Rev. E. E. Holley, pastor of
FOR RENT
Feb. 4-.')-()
One 4 Room house on an
Feb. 7
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acre of land close to
school
Christ Temple
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See, R. J. WILSON
to Present OC
Young Tenor
Contralto
Sing Here
Eel). IS-19-20
The Last Call To All Subscribers
Feb. 25-26
Concert
a Negro
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Waller H. Lenix
COUNTY ASSESSOR
her studies in the field of music at
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On Sunday. Jan. 13, the Society
Farmall H. Tractor r.ew paint,
2-14 ploy, cultivator, planter,
and fertilizer attachment.
CALL
LUther 7-6958
FARMERS EXCHANGE
Tractor completely overhauled.
$1,295.00
GROCERY and MARKET
PHONE 1683
315 EAST 6TH
OTIS MARINA
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OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA
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Hog Maws
15c
Good C. Farmall with new paint
Pig Tails
15c
Neck Bones
15c
10c
Ox Tails
ment. A Nice One $1,045.00
Pig Feet
each 5c
Pig Ears
19c
Pork Kidneys
19c
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Smoked Hocks
29c
FOR SALE
Late Model Fast Hitch Super C
Chicken Backs
39c
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Tractor on Butane Wide front
Whitting Fish
19c
wheels, new paint.
S. M. JACKSON
Pork Cracklings
15c
Fast Hitch 2-12 ploy. Fast
Fast Hitch Cultivator.
SEE: B. J. WILSON
John Lippard, owner
at Observer Office
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Apache Mutual Burial Association
Henrvetta at Citv Hall .
Dewar at Toff kt’s Store
Hoffman al Trading Post
Preston al Bowman’s Cafe
TERMS or TRADE
Stewart Martin
PLENTY YOUNG PECAN TREES THAT WOULD
PAY FOR THE FARM IN A SHORT TIME
For Prompt, Dependable and
Courteous Service
DAY or KIGHT
1417 East Apache Street
The assessor’s office in the courthouse in Okmulgee
will be open during the entire assessing period, .Jan. 2
through March 15.
Lots of Chitterlings Comr and Get Them (.'heap
Yoh Always Save DOLLARS al This Store
B. J. WILSON, — 411 East 5th
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
TERMS or TRADE
Stew art Martin
‘‘Striving To Make New Friends and Keep The Old”
O. N. AINSWORTH
1957 Subscriptions Must Be Paid On or Before January
26th, 1957 or We Will Positively Drop Your Name
From Our Mailing List of Subscribers.
Wei Have Bills To Pay. So Let Us Have Your Check
Or P. O. Order Before Our Mailing List is Completed
So You Wont Miss A Paper.
SEND CHECK OR P. O. MONEY ORDER TODAY, to
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The Rev. J E. Campbell, one of
the pioneer ministers of the north-
ern part of the county, died last
week. His funeral was held Sunday,
January 13 at Beggs. Rev. Camp-
through the years.
Gosnel cones.
hymns .will comprise
Passion"
be heard
concert on
Rev. E. J. McCormick
President
J. H. Stephens
Secretary
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Extra good. $1,045.00
TERMS or TRADE
Stewari Martin
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JACK'S NEN0BY CHAPEL
639 EAST MARSHALL PLACE TULSA, OKLAHOMA
MR. and MRS. S. M. JACKSON, Owners
FOR SALE
One f room House and Two lots, in fine location, near
church, just o'.f Wood Drive on North Chickasha.
LEVEL LOTS, House In Good Condition
A Real Snap For Some One
SEE: B. J. WILSON at Observer Office
Amrtxinii a it' ‘ - - / «■
... M & 0 STAR DRUG CO. . J
“The Store (Lal Serves to Serve Again” Y
Your Prescription Store” L
COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED TODAY *
LEON MARRIOTT STANLEY DUGGER
Main at Morton Phone 22 ‘
or
DI. 3-0080
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to Celebrate
Mission Day
Morris School
Wants More
Time to Act
to Conduct Second
Mid-Winter Revival
Bryant at Chancey’s Store
Spelter City al Lackey's Store
Feb. 13-14-15
40 ACRES of Fine Creek Bottom Ijind. Just
Across The Line of Okmulgee County in Creek Co.
Okmulgee News
This I’a^e Is Paid For By The Editor Of tThe Okmulge*
Observer and Loes No. Necessarily Reflect 1 he View.-
aitd Opinion of (he Oklahoma Eagle. —the Edito;
Feb. «
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The Missionary Society of Christ
Temple Christian Methodist Epis-
copal church will present Mrs. Al-
cases in the [ ka Morrow, contralto, in “An Even-
Master James Autry Young who
spent several days in the St. John
hospital where he had a light minor
operation, is up and back at his
desk at school in Okmulgee.
each
one who helped in any way to cheer
us in this hour of sorrow.
flareups in the meeting and of music for the CME
______felt that by these talks Oklahoma. She is now continuing
advancmcnt had been made and
yet the board desired to talk the the University of Oklahoma City.
The Saint John Baptist church,
I 2624 North St. Louis Avenue, will
Tulsa Man is
Eulogized in
DEATH TAKES BABY
Mr. and M>'s. Reogor tost their
1 baby last week. The infant died
af.er living several days. The baby
Beggs at Bank of Beggs
Morris at Bexall, Drug
Schulter at Masino’s Store
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three days, relatives said.
An Oklahoman for 30 years, Mr.
Dickey came directly to Tulsa in
1927 from his home at Dardanelle.
He was a World War I Veteran, and
an active members of St. An-
drew Baptist church.
Reputation is a
PRICELESS POSSESSION
The St. Paul AME Church. 1704
East Virgin street, will hold its an-
nual missionary day with more than
290 "women in white" from vari
churches taking
Deluxe Barber Shop
Cut Any Kind of Hair
Come in the Newest anil Nicest Shop in Eastern Ok-
lahoma. You will go away with our superior service.
’21 EAST FIFTH
______—Two Fxpciienced Tonsoriarl Artists—
t Medical Cen
January 3. Mr
Mrs. Gertrude Akers of Alberta,
Canada, is the guest of MV. and
Mrs. Prince at 710 West 9th street.
Mrs. Prince has been ill for several
months, however, she is doing
nicely at this time. Mrs. Akers will
spend several weeks here with her
relative^
I am mentioning a raw of the im-
portant places I saw. My nephew
carried me to see some of the mo-
vie s ar's homes, which were more
than lovely. I saw the home of
Ruber; Mitchum, the famous Roy
and Dale Rogers, Victor Mature
and many other beautiful homes
Wo th. n visited ^San Diego. On
our journey we slipped at San
Juan Capistrano, a lovely mission
and town where thousands of swal-
lows return once a year. They stay
for a while and then leave and
where they go nobody knows.
I spent two weeks in San Diego,
The Assessor, or one or more deputies, will be nt Hie
following places to take assessments of Personal Prop-
erty, Intangible Property, and c’aints for Homestead
Exemp'ion from 8 A. M. until 12 Noon and from 1
P. M. until 1:30 P. M.
We can place a dollar value on onr Funeral
Home, but not on »lie confidence of Hie public.
This, our most valuable possession, we have gain-
ed and helped through years of conscientious
service and thoughtful consideration fcr every
family.
‘ Serving Families of Every Faith”
GI.7-0214
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to
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as soloists Mrs. Edith
Tr>hnson and Mrs. Elvie
semblp are donating »heir tint
and service to the Weslev Church
There is no admission. However
members and
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3rlstow, Okla., left for Lawton, tr
,...l her daughter for severs.1 men around at lhe time of the fire.
.ays. Her many friends hope for
■er a pleasant trip and visit with
aer
urn soon to her home and church
work. • ■ o
Paul James, of auto^fame, suffer-
ed a stroke last week which has • ..
kept him in the bed. Mr. James op- school district a meeting which will
erates an auto repair shop on FiLh be held Jan. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the
OKMULGEE — In a meeting of
the Morris school board last Satur-
day night, the board asked the com-
mittee of NAACP representatives
to give them a little more time, re-
questing that integration be de-
ferred until the 1957-58 school year.
The board had refused admission
of several Negroes to the high
school in which district the Negroes
lived. The board said it would not
be for the best interest of the chil-
dren to enter school at this time
with half of the school term over.
Also because of the crowded con-
dition of the school, the superin-
tendent, Mr. Broadhead, said it
would be almost impossible for ihe |
children to advance coming in at
this time.
will sing, among
"Woferne du den edlen Frieden."
an aria from "Cantata No. 41";
Mozart's "Dies Bildnis 1st Bezau-
bernd Schon." an aria from “Die
?.auberflote"; a group of songs from
"Die Schone Mullerin" by Schu-
■>er*; "Three Divine Hymns" by
Henry Purcell as arranged by Ben-
iamin Britton; and “The April
Rain" by William Stanley.
UC1 I 1*011 SV. IV1 cl 11 j V . StAVvoa S n VI V
! present. They were Mr and Mrs.
A. Hawkins, Mrs Anna L. Herron.
” , Mrs. Willie
Akers.
Calif., visiting my sun and his wife
and my baby brother and his fam-
ily. While in San Diego, I visited
the zoo, which is one of the largest
in the world. Almost everything a
person could think of was there to
oe seen.
I visited Tijuana, Mexico, while
out of the United States, which is
a tourist town. There I saw
horse races and dog races.
Jai Lai games and beautiful sou-
venirs and gifts, also a bull fight.,
The city is a lovely place and of-
fers tasty food.
On returning to San Diego, I took
my first ferry boat ride out in the
Pacific Ocean. Our trip took us
from San Diego to Coronado, to say
the least, I enjoyed every minute
of the time on die West Coast.
Mrs. Thelma Jones o! New York Mr. Robert House,
C:tv was here to a'tend the funeral j King and Mrs. Gertrude
Another sister, Mrs. Lucy Jones, i--
lives in the city. One brother, L. J i
Jones, lives at Oklahoma City.
Mr. James Bullocks of Jamaica,
New York, is the guest of his son,
Janies O. Bullocks and Mrs. Bul-
lock,s at their
East Third
weeks,
Mr. Bullocks is a
geean who went north i ‘ '
made good in his line of business, j
son
friends of Wesle' jress; two sisters, Mrs. L Hie L"n
who wish to help financially ma' ir of Dardanelle, and Mrs. Otha
Ze’ma T Bvrd, of Ft. Smith Ark.; a niece.
Thomnson is in charge of the pa Mrs. Jackie Fields, 'of Berkley,
trons list for the occasion. - ... . .. ,_*>—
The Rev. I. A. Pointer, oastor of _____ ______
Wesley, personally extends an in- j co’r’ded at 11:45. He had been ill for
v xi'ktrx Irsvroc <i. j .. . _ ...I..*:______
Street. According to his friends, he churah at Preston. It is of utmost
Was resting at press time. importance for every parent to at-
_. , tend this meeting. We thank ca<;h
The Pierian Club of Okmulgee !
donated a large box of soap to the
Young Nursing home last week
The owner and patients were very
glad to get the box of soap which
was so badly needed. All the pa-iCARI
tients and Mrs. Young wish to '.hank I V
well-known arrangements bv tb< I ,v. a second ceremony was con
’Vn-d Siofors and Hall-Johnson. I ucted at Darndanolle.' Ark., wit1-
Mr. Skinner and Ms choral e” I iev a. McGill eulogizing. Buria’
was at Dardenelle.
Survivors include the w:fe. Mrs
Lillian Dickey of the home ad-
vitation to "anybody
good singing.”
Floyd Wiley
group.
Paradise Choir State Junior Women's Unit
Head to Ta'.k at Union Baptist
‘ By Ch ster West
Sunday, January. 20, will find
throngs of Yorng Christian women
gathering e’. the Greater Union
. Baptist church, 1227 North Green
I wood avenue, at 3 p.m. to hear
Mrs. Elnora D. Neal, president of
the Junior Women s Auxiliary of
the General Baptist Convention of
the State of Oklahoma, speak to the
I young Christian wom<>n of North
i Tulsa and Oklahoma. Mrs. Neal, a
dynamic speaker will be the guest
of the Junior Mission of the Greater
Union Baptist church.
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Mrs. Emma Darrington^ presi-
dent of the Junior Mission, promises
that this meeting will bring togeth-
er some of the foremost Workers in
the missionary field. Churches in
ruLa andv adjacent areas have
I ieen invited to worship in this ser-
The NAACP representatives
pointed out that at Madill, Okla., a
Negro pupil won the highest honor
of all students in the school that
never before had any Negroes at-
tending. Other cases where Negro
had excelled their white
students were pointed out. This did
not move one Mr. Carpenter nvcuu,
who said he or some^familiesjould ^7 second 7nn’ua?m'id-winter
revival Jan. 24 to Feb. 1, beginn-
ing at 7:30 each evening.
Dr. J. H. Gatlin, Detroit. Mich.,
who conducted last year's revival,
will again lead the services this
year. Dr. Gatlin, a nationally
prominent religious leader, is for-
mer pastor of Mount Calvary Bap-
-hurch for they have worked labori-
uslv in this program effort. Dr.
'"ooksey states *oo that he is thank-
■'il for such a young woman as
Mrs. Neal, for she is regarded a
Christian and a very efficient con-
vention officer. She is a member
T ‘he Ebenezer Baptist church,
Oklahoma City, Okh.
The public is invited to attend this
orogram. Refreshments will be
erved in the spacious dining hall
immediately after the program.
Mrs. Edith Johnns
Takes Trip to
Calif., Mexico
OKMULGEE — Mrs. Edith Jones
mstored to California in the com-
pany of her brother, Mr. Luke
Flowers. She spent several weeks
visiting relatives and friends on
the West Coast. She returned with
a glowing account of her trip to
California and to Old Mexico. Mrs.
Jones is one of our most respected
citizens and a valued subscriber
of our paper.
A report of her trip follows:
On Nov. 25. 1956 I arrived in
Calif.
> Fields, 'of Berkley.
Calif., and many other relatives.
Mr. Dickey's death was re-
The Pierian Club ot Okmulgee parcnl jn advance for your attend-
a • a/< n larrtA nnv rxr tKn
to all.
president and Mrs. Marenda Wood-.
en is chairman of finance, and the'
Rev. M. C. Merriweather is minis-
ter, r
Mrs Sadie H. Tate of Route 4,, They were unable to get anything
out of the hoqae. There were no
___________2 _t the time of the fire,
tny contribution you have to make
o these worthy people may be
daughter and that she will re- ft at the Observer office for them,
he staff will be glad to pass it on
them. Contact B. J. Wilson, Ok-
nulgee.
Signed; J. G. Grant, brother;
Mrs. Fannie Shephard, sister;
Ethel Bruner, daughter, J. C. Til-
ler, ot Santa Monica, Calif.
trict to be held there this spripg.
Mr. Jake Simmons of the pul__
Relations division of
was there and led the discussion
with fact after fact which startled
the Board. Those present with the
school board were: the Rev. E. J.
McCormick, president of the
NAACP; the Rev. J. W. Hanes of
First Baptist church; Rev. John
Whitmore, of AME church
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, whose
children are the ones effected in the
integration issue and B. J. wilson,
chairman of the Public Relations
committee of the NAACP here,also
attended. One other man whose
did not get immediately,
IT TAKES MONEY TO CARRY ON JUST AS
ANY OTHER BUSINESS
Many times n first place winner
m state and regional auiditions,
Dodds received the Wallace Opera
Award of the Wichita Falls Sym-
phony orchhestra, Inc., Wichita
c alls, Texas, last April. He will
dng the role of Rudolfo in “La Bo-
heme" to be perform)^ in Wichita
Falls on March 18. Two years ago
he was one of the four vocal final-
ists in the Young Artists' auditions
)f the Tulsa Philharmonic society.
Although he will graduate only
I Jiis June from Friends University,
Wichita, Dodds has already per-
formed in an impressive list of
major roles. These include the ten-
or solos in Bach's "Christmas O/a-
orio," Handel's "The Messiah,”
and Benjamin Britten's "Serenade
for tenor, horn, and strings."
He sang the role of Caspar in
Mcnott s “Amahl <ind the Night
Visitors." and the Azael in Debu-
ssy's "The Prodigal Son."
Cassino auditorium.
Choosing fioin the works of the
Id masters as well as of contem-
poraries in a program that reveals
i inali'y ^nd fine taste. Dodds
will sing, among others, Bach's
NOTICE
The Regular Meeting of the Ok-
mulgee County Branch of the
N. A. A. C. P. will be held at the
East Side Bapijst Church, corner
of Osage and Third Streets in the
City of Okmulgee, Tuesday eve-
ning, January 22, 1957 at 7:30 p. m.
Every member is earnestly urged
to be present. Important reports
and other important matters will
be considered. Visitors are wel-
come.
Wesley Sun.
The Paradise Baptist Choral
Choir will appear at the Wesley
Methodist church, corner Easton
street and Frankfort avenue on Sun-
day, Jan. 20, at 3:30 p.m.
The popular group, under the
direction of C. C. Skinner, has ap-
peared throughout the state for
various religious and racial groups.
KOME listeners will recall that for
'everal vears, the choir did a week-
’v broadcast over this station.
The program Sunday will feature | «or William Dickey. 527 East La-
W iliam' mer street, who died of a heart
Skrnne- | ttack at Hillcrest
They will sing, unon reciuests. son" >r Thursday
•hat have delighted their listener I ickey was 62. | ;ce ~Dr; D c Cook‘My Jr. pas.
anlrlt),nl« an- ! 5as a‘ St' TAn I tor of the church, is loud in his
th mnin I rew BaP lst chulc^ ^onday' 2?an’ I 'raise for the young women of the
the male I ,ary 7 at 10 a.m. with the Rev ,hl.,.rh fnr thpv have worked labori.
nor'ion of the proeram, featurmr ■ vj.v. Ferguson delivering the Eulo
...El........1 arran"ements bv tb<
Fire Destroys Home
of Ben Calhoun
OKMULGEE — The home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Calhoun was burned
Sunday morning. Just as Mis. Cal-
houn and the children were prepar-
ing to go to church the home caught
fire in the top. presumably from
defective wiring. . -
Mr. Calhoun was away at the • L°s Angeles, Calif. I motored
time of the fire and a daughter of through wi.h my brother and his
Mrs. Calhoun called to tell them wife Our trip from Okmulgee to
the house was on fire after seeing California was pleasant and a
the flames from their home a
short distance away.
taking on new life under the present
pastor. Each Sunday the attendance
and service improves. The Sunday
school is doing nicely under the
leadership of brother B. J. Wilson,
superintendent.
The morning worship was well-
attended. Last Sunday was the
largest morning attendance since
the new pastor has been here. The
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text was from S*.
subject “It
I matter over with their patrons on C
| Jan. 17 at which time Rev. Me . sponsored a Mystery Lemon Tea. a'
Cormick and Mr. Simmons would , the church, from 4:30 to 6:50 p.m.
be present for the meeting. * Mrs. Irene Bryant is society
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David Dodds, young tenor who
ing the part cf the evangelist ir.
3ach's "St. Matthew s
acre last spring, will
igain in Tulsa in a
Monday. Jan. 23, at 8:15 p.m. Prc-
icnted by the Drama-Music Series
)f Benedictine Heights college, the
concert will be held in the Monte
Jake” Simmons
Visits in Okmulgee
OKMULGEE — Jake Simmons of
Muskogee. Okla., one of the out-
standing Negroes of this state, was
i in Okmulgee Monday visiting his
relatives and stopped in the O.
Douglas store wnere he chatted
with several friends who happened
| to stop by.
Mr- Simmons will leave for Afri-
ca soon for the State department.
1 Mr. Simmons was the representa-
1 tive of the governor at the inaugur-
ation of the president of Liberia last
year. Mr. Simmons is one of few
Negroes who owns an oil drilling
1 company which bears his name,
» the Simmons Drilling company.
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Planter and fertilizer attach-
2-12 plov, new cultivator.
’ - Davis were fined $20 Monday in
» w’tkSkl A I clty ccurt- Mr- Roquemore just re-
fl ■ 'k cently returned from Kansas Ci.y
IwaaLv where he worked in the post office
during the holidays. „ J , -- , , . .-.
I ______ bell pastured in the vicinity of his
NOTICE home. The funeral was held in the
We wish to bring to the attention I ny|n °f the Wheatley h:gh school at
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name we
attended.
It was pointed out by Mr. Sim-
mons that a Negro agriculture
I teacher at Boynton, has far more
white students in his class than he
has Negroes. Other Cases ill me <xa xixuiiuw. uvimauu, ill aii bvi-u-
state where Negroes are serving 1 ing In Song", Sunday March 10, at
with distinction were noted. Yet 5 p.m., in the church auditorium,
with ail the various cases given, Mrs. Morrow, who possesses a
Mr. Carpenter could not agree that' voice of peculiar excellence, is be-
1 his child would not be effected by coming nationally known in church
an integrated school. There was no aleas. At present she is minister
angry flareups in the meeting and of music for the CME Church in
everyone
Nicholson beautiful house coats last sent cards of condolences and gave
week. They were grateful for the 1 Us words of cheer in this our time
thoughtfulness of these ladies. The . of sorrow. May God bless
recipients and the owner, Mrs
« Young say thanks
( Feb. 12
Mrs. Lillie Mae Reed of Haskell,
was a Saturday visitor in the city
and called by the Observer office.
_____________ __________ Accompanying her were her
Refreshments will be served daughter, Miss Rosa Mae Reed.
Mrs. Viola Asberry and Miss Jac-
__u< line Bradford all from Haskell,
Okla.
Am OF THANKS | ----
__ _____ _ We lake this opportunity to thank DEATH TAKES MRS. SHELTON
..."those who made the contribution, [our many friends and neighbors |
------ K I for the kindness shown us during
The ladies Auxiliary of the the illness and death of our beloved
Knights of Peter Claver, Court No. 1 sister, Mrs. Eveline Grayson.
k 55 gave Mrs. Sloane and Mrs. | Especially do we thank those who
Mrs. Natalene Shelton, of Kansas
City, Mo., died last week and the
body was brought home for burial, pastor delivred
here. The funeral was under the His sermon te
direction of the Victor Funeral . Matthew, chapter 4,
home. Rites were held last week [ 'It Costs to Obey the Devil. It Pays
t the Uganda Catholic church. . to Obey G ’d " One child was bap z-
Mrs Shelton was the daughter of [ ed. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ro-
Mrs Brooks who lives in the rural bert House. Many visitors were
section east of the city . ] present. They were Mr. and Mrs.
ous North Tulsa
part in the program.
Missionary workers will gather
it St. Paul Sunday, Jan. 27. a'
t p.m., to hear Mrs. Ben H. Hill
vho w 11 be the guest speaker. Mrs
H U is the wife of the Rev. Ben H
Hill. pastor of Vernon AMF
church.
The Rev. E. E. McAshan, pastor
of St. Paul, and the entile member
hip of the church extend an invi
alien to the public to a.tcnd th<
missionary services.
leave the school if Negro children
enter the Morris school. He just did
not want his child to compete with
Negro children. While on the other
hand, the board announced the dis- -
much enjoyable one. The weather trict basketball tournament with a
was beautiful all the way there number of high schools competing 1
and was fine the Whole time I spent with Negro high schools in the dis-1
in California. trict to be held there this spring, church, Mu7ko“geerOkTa.7 ‘
Lii v IT/'ll
the NAACP . - ■
Saint John, said Monday that dif-
ferent churches throughout the Tul
sa area are being invited to parti-
cipate in the program.
Special music will be provided by
Mrs. Lucille Cruthcher.
palatial home on
Street for several,
was buried last week with the
former Okmul- Vidor Funeral home in charge. The
and has , Reagors live southwest of Morris.
He comes home to see his
and folks regularly each year.
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