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THE WAPANUCKA WORLD
“War on Trusts and a Lasting Friendship for the People
No 33
Vol II
Wapanucka Oklahoma Thursday May 19 1921
Warning Issued By Health Body
The dub members motored Inquiries from many sections of
out to the home of Mrs J s the state have promped the war-
Maytubby for the meet mg "'"8 ‘hat persons soliciting funds
Thursday May 12th I"?11"!8
The meeting being called to Children s Nat onal Tuberculosis
order by the President promptly Soo? not rec08zedf
at 230 The leader Mrs Dunn 'va “n"f ‘fd lth lhe
called the Roll to which each Oklahoma Public Ilea th Associ-
member responded with aquot-!"110" according to Jules Schey
ation from Act 4 “Taming of the
Shrew”
The Picnic plans were discuss-
ed and Various ccmmittees ap-
pointed to arrange and plan the
biggest home gathering Wapa-
nucka has ever had July 4
We want to make it a symbol
of what America means and
why we love her
The lesson was entered into
and a great deal of enthusiasim
shown
ifz secretary The National
Tuberculosis association say it
has no solicitors in the field and
is represented outside ot New
York only by the affiliated state
association Schevitz says
The Children’s National So-
ciety is Inot affiliated with and
has not the indorsement of the
National Tuberculosis associa-
tion Repeated reports of indi
viduals selling magazines for the
Children’s Society ’in cities in
f“n absence of Mrs Howell and kla1? have been received at
the Oklahoma City headquarters
Mrs German made a talk and
gave many interesting facts on
Taming the Shrew act 4
The paper “The mission of
the Minor Characters was ably
prepared and given in fullbv
Mrs Fountain
The general discussion o the
class on Act 4 followed by the
class reading from Act 4 scene 5
and querries closed the after-
of the Oklahoma Public Health
association according to Mr Sc-
hevitz officials of the Children’s
association are not in g od stand-
ing The claim that the society
cwns and operates a sanatorium
for tuberculous children has
proven to be unfounded
Mr Schevitz asks that persons
approached by persons soliciting
funds for the Children’s Society
noon lesson when the hostess i x
served delicious home madeladv'sf hm of V16 'Tldenta?d
cream and cakes to the following
Mesdames Fountain Dunn Dean
Wyrick German Youngblood
Wolverton and Miss Edmond-
stonand Mrs Alfred Dunn a
guest of the club
Congressman Herrick is re
ported as chafing under the
restaints of his Washington posi-
tion So are Congressman Her-
rick’s contituents Congressman
Herrick is an Oklahoma wild
flower and growing wilder every-
hour Thus wild shouts the Tulsa
World
that the matter be called to the
attention of local police author!
ties in order that proper action
may be taken Letters should
be addressed to the Oklahoma
Public Health association 315
Oklahoma Building Oklahoma
City
Several new builbings are be-
ing erected in and around Wapa
nncka
We will pay the highest
price for your hogs
Ch ann ell & Wood
cash
Wapanucka School Excerises
Tuesday night at the high
school auJitorium the first of the
closing exercises of the year’s
1920-21 was rendered Mother
Goose Island was the title of the
operetta given it was rendered
by pupils of the first six grades
under the direction of Miss
Plummer Miss Dean and Mrs
Cassidy This little musical
drama was one of the most en-
tertaining pi ograms ever given
by the school Both the boys and
girls of the cast of characters
and the teachers deserve much
credit for the excellent manner
in which the program was ren
dered
On Wednesday night the
second program was rendered
This was the humorous and in-
teresting classic of Washington
Irving written and dramatized
by pupils of the Eighth Grade
under the instruction of Miss
Sullivan: and the between the
scenes part were drills pan-
tomimes readings and music by
Miss Kerr’s pupils of the Seven-
thGrade Both the play especi-
ally the iast scene where Rip
appeared after his sleep of twen-
ty years and the flower drills
pantomimes readings and music
were enjoyed by the audiance
very greatly The “D'xie Land”
pantomime of the Seventh Grade
was recei ved with unusual en
thusiasm
The other programs will be
Piano and Voice Recital and
Graduating Exercises These
will be written up for the public
in next week’s World
We carry anything and everything of proven
value for fighting and destroying insect enemies of
of plant life
Regardless of tho form of pesUhat is bothering you
n this line ‘twill pay you to see us about it
It is our business to know what to suggest
You will be satisfied here
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Big Profits In Sweet Potatoes
The sweet potato may prove
as valuable an asset to States
Qapable of producing it in great
quantities as the peanut has
proved to 'Alabama and Georgia
in the opinion of Senator Dial of
South Carolina T
At the present time the sweet
potato is not of exceedingly great
commercial value In Georgia
the Department of Agriculture
is experimenting in the manu-
facture of syrup from the swett
potato Extractions zre very ex-
cellent in appearance and taste
it is atfirmed but it has not yet
been demonstrated that it can
be produced at such reason
able cost as to warrant its com-
petition with sorghum sugar
cane and maple syrup
The Department of Agricul-
ture George Livingstone its
Wapanucka School Notes
Examinations are on this week
which will close the year’s work
Children will please report to
their respective rooms for re-
port cards Friday morning at 10
The programs for the week
will probably be written up by
the editors of the papers in next
week’s issue so we shall merely
mention them in these notes'
again Tuesday night Operetta
pupils from the first six grades
Wednesday night Rip Van-
Winkle pupils from the Eighth
and seventh grades Thursday
night Piano and Voice Recital
pupils of Miss Dean and Mrs
Cassidy Friday night Graduating
exercises
The Ada Normal for the sum-
mer session will open on next
Monday This will take a numb-
er of the teachers away Satur-
director of markets informs i day or Sunday We wish to call
Summer Normal School
The East Central State Norm-
al a college for teachers will
open on the 23rd of this month
It will offer in a nine weeks
session practically every subject
which high school students or
teachers will desiie to take in
either the high school or the
college department It is not for
teachers only Credit in all the
public schools and in the higher
colleges will be given for passing
work done in the Normal at Ada
Johnston County should and will
be well represented at the Ada
Normal from May 23 to July 23
This county belongs to the
Ada district
Besides courses for teachers
and college work there will be
special courses in music art
drawing vocational domestic
sciences and art agriculture and
educational tests and measure
ments The faculty of the Norm-
al will be supplemented by the
most competent superintendent
and high school principals of the
11 counties included in the Ada
district
Senator Dial has ascertained
that it is scientifically possible to
extract the liquid substance from
the sweet potato without doing
injury to the potato This scheme
will make it possible to present
broadcast through the sweet
potato at a profit or rather will
eliminate the risk of decomposi-
tion in transit
At the request of Senator Dial
the director of markets will im-
mediately send broadcast through
the sweet potato section all in-
formation bearing on the subject
Alabama is the principal sweet
potato State with Georgia and
Texas second and third
teachers attention to a statement
about the Ada Summer School
in another article in this paper
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Hogs Leads Officers To Still
It took a country hog with a
tasts for corn mash to lead reve
nue officers to an illicit still loc-
ated about thirty miles north
west of Chickasha according to
reports of the raid brought by
j T Brown revenue officer
who took part The agents were
looking for the still but it was
not located until the hog nosing
its way out of the bushes and
rooting in the ground fur the
lop of a buried barrel of mash
brought it to their attention
Brown said One arrest
made
Civic Organization Work
The practical side of civic
organization work dealing with
community interests upon a
strictly business basis will be
offered in the Oklahoma summer
school of community leadership
to be held at the State University
beginning the work of June 19
This will be a joint undertaking
by the American City Bureau and
the University of Oklahoma
Because of the central location
cf the Oklahoma University the
school was located in this part of
the United States
Bridge Will Be Completed Soon
Aided br an appropriation of
$20000 by the present legislature
work on the bridge across the
South Canadian river at Calvin
soon will be completed and the
bridge opened to traffic:
The bridge promises to be one
of the arteries of travel between
the east and the west Appro-
priate dedicatory ceremonies will
was be held to open the bridge for-mally
To Our Customer
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All accounts at this store are
due the first of the month follow-
ing purchase and if not payed by
the 10th credit will be discoun-
tinued Existing conditions com-jp-ol
us to make this rule if we
stay in business and it will be
applied to all alike We appreci-
ate your patronage and will make
every effort to give you full value
for your money but in order to
do this you must heb us by
settling your accounts promptly
each month
Your for better goods at less
money
W H Hunt
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Special attention will be given to our foun-
tain and ice cream business during the summer
months and every effort will be made to make this I
department second to none in the country j
We are always ready for inspection either j
by the public or the authorities and in addition to f
finding our equipment sanitary in every particular
you will be served by attendants who will take
pleasure in serving you in a prompt and courteous
msnner Perfect service sanitation and the best
goods is our hobby
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