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Officers Installed
The Frances Gordon Missionary
Society of the Community Presby-
terian Church was to meet this
(Thursday) afternoon with Mrs
P Nelson east of the city the
meeting date having been moved
up on account of the Presbyterial
meeting next week
AU the officers of the past year
In the society were reelected at the
last meeting and were to be install-
ed at this afternoon's meeting
They are Mrs L P Nelson presi-
dent Mrs Ted Dunn first vice
president Mrs E B Elder se-
cond vice president: Mn B F
Breeding treasurer and Mrs Wal-
ter Courtright secretary
Bridge Club Entertahted
Mr and Mrs Harvey Filmore
entertained 'their bridge club Fri-
day evening in their home south of
the city St Patrick's appointments
were used for the bridge -tables
about which the following guests
were gathered: Mr and Mrs Mar-
shall HUtehlr18011 Mr and Mrs
Ted Dunn Mr and Mrs Ed Jor-
dan Mr and Mrs Paul O'Hara
Mr and Mrs Basil Barker all
members of the club and four
guests Mr and Mrs Earl Shorten
and Mr and Mrs H B Sharp
High honors at bridge went to
Mr and Mrs Barker and the guest
prize to Mr and Mrs Shorten
Entertains Classntates
Of Little Daughter
Mrs Barnett Kissel entertained
the children in Miss Knox's first
grade class at Central school with
a party this (Thursday) afternoon
at school The party was in honor
of Mrs Kissers little daughter
Adeline who was celebrating her
sixth birthday anniversary
The arrival of the first day of
spring was recognized in the color-
ing of the cakes and in the many
hued loilypops given to the child-
ren as they sang the lollypop song
Miss Knox and Mrs Harold Alt-
kin assisted Mrs Kissel in enter-
taining the little folk
Celebrates
Tenth Birthda3r
'Little Miss Phyllis Gaddis cele-
brated her tenth birthday anniver-
sary March at the home of her
parents Mr and Mrs Harry Gad-
dis on Bruner Hill Decorations
and favors were in Keeping with
St Patricks Day Prizes for games
went to Patricia Pitcock and Lola
Mae Yerion
Those joining1—-Inaking Phyllis'
--bIrtnetar-e-IlippY one were Lola)
Mae Yerion of Sand Springs Batri4
elm Pitcock Marion Cravens Lor-
raine Tucker Peggy Harrison and
Dorothy Ciewson all of Tulsa
Committee At Luncheon
The members of the hospitality
committee of the Sand Springs Wo-
man's Club met Wednesday in the
home of Mrs Lula D Bernard on
N Lincoln Plans were made for
the Mother's Day tea to be given
on April 22 in connection with the
regular club meeting and also for
a garden party to be held during
the spring
The committee members enjoyed
a covered dish luncheon at One
o'clock preceding the business
meeting of the committee
Club Eseritura
Mrs W C McCarthy was hos-
tess at a prettily appointed lunch-
eon Wednesday when she enter-
tained members of the Club Escri-
tura in her home 710 Main
Table decorations and flowers
were carried out in the pastel
shades suggestive of spring as
were the appointments for bridge
Mrs C V Borgwald made high
score for the afternoon and se-
cond went to Mrs Ed Gray Mrs
Gray was the only guest in addi-
tion to the club members
Young Matrons' Club
Mrs Ben Cole was hostess to
the Merry Young Matrons bridge
club which met Wednesday after-
noon at her home at Bruner The
approach of spring was heralded
in the use of cherry blossoms for
the decorations
The prize for high score went
to Mrs H B Sharp and second to
Mrs Earl Shorten Mrs Montgo-
mery received the traveling prize
Guests in addition to the club
members were Mrs Shorten and
Mrs McLaughlin
y
To Attend Breakfast
For Natkmal President
Mrs W C McCarthy president
of the American Legion Auxiliary
here Mrs J C Payne secretary
of the same organization and Mrs
Lula D Berifard mother of Com-
mander Bernard of the local
American Legion post will be
guests Saturday morning at the
Mayo Hotel at the breakfast being
given by the Legion Auxiliary of
Tulsa The honor guest at the
Tulsa group that day
Celebrating Anniversary
- Members of the Friday Club and
husbands held a covered dish din-
ner Tuesday evening at the home
of Mr and Mrs Chas Livingston
at Carbondale honoring Mr and
Mrs Homer Best on their fifth
wedding anniversary Those pre-
sent were Mr and Mrs James
Thornton Mr and Mrs Harry
Stroud Mr and Mrs Best Mr and
Mrs Livingston Miss Edna Evans
and Mr Ralph Henricks
large Party At
Country Club
The Country Club was the scene
of a gay party on Friday Mar Mb
when Mr and Mrs H H White
Mr and Mn C V Borgwald and
Mr and Mrs Ed Gray entertained
a number of their friends The
Club was decorated in green and
white to carry out the St Patricks
Idea Many shamrocks were in
evidence and other decorations
portraying Irish characters were
displayed all over the room The
music furnished by a Tulsa Orches-
tra was acclaimed by the guests-as
the best they have heard at the
Country Club Delightful refresh-
ments were served at midnight
followed by another hour of danc-
ing Various special dances added
life to the occasion -
Those invited were Mr and Mrs
W O Allen Mr and Mrs Hobart
Rawson Mr and Mrs F S Daniel
Mr and Mrs R W Gibbs and Mr
and Mrs Vernon Foster of Tulsa
Mr and Mrs F C Baker Mr and
Mrs J C Payne Mr and Mrs W
C McCarthy Mr and Mrs George
Ruppert Mr and Mrs M O Rup-
pert Mr and Mrs R G Eargle
Mr and Mrs Dick Cooper Mr
and Mrs Al Pullen Dr and Mrs
Paul Brown Mr and Mrs George
Magnien Mr and Mrs Hub Mer-
ritt Mr and Mrs E R Moore Mr
and Mrs Harold Aitkin Mr and
Mrs Harold Knowles Mr and Mrs
Clarence Greer Mr and Mrs Tom
Stroud Mr and Mrs W E Tab ler
Mr and Mrs F T O'Hara Mr and
Mrs B M Risinger Mr and Mrs
Robert T Ayres Mr and Mrs El-
wood Pugh Mr and Mrs Wm
Weeks Mr and Mrs R R Brown
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ellis Mr
and Mrs Hugh Mobley Mr and
Mrs Joe Burke Dr and Mrs
Frank J Nelson Mr and Mrs I P
Nelson Dr and Mrs J S Chal-
mers Mr and Mrs Joe Youmans
Mr and Mrs Gordon Evans Mr
and Mrs M M Davidson Mr and
Mrs Paul Hamm Mr and Mrs
Claude Pyeatte Mr and Mrs C F
Colvin Miss Mayme Brown Mr
and Mrs J R McKee Mr and
Mrs Edison Tingley Mr and Mrs
A M Johnson Mr and Mrs H T
Pratt Mr and Mrs W F Carlson
Mr and Mrs W F Cleckler Mr
and Mrs Sam Diamond Mr and
Mrs M M Black P A Smith Mr
and Mrs Curtis Greer and Mr and
Mrs J E Tracy all of Sand
Springs
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)Iaotmders' Day Luncheon
About twenty-five ladies attend-
ed the Founders' Day luncheon
given last Friday by the Foreign
Missionary Society of the Methodist
Church The long luncheon table
was prettily decorated with crepe
paper and with sprigs of spring
flowers
The ladies went to the church
auditorium for the program of
which Mrs C E Sims was the
chairman The program opened
with a welcome from Mrs Chas
Wheatley President of the W F
M S and was followed by a short
talk on Founders' Day by Mrs C
L Crippin of Tulsa district presi-
dent Following the devotionals led by
Mrs Wheatley Mrs E T Maule
gave a chapter from the study
book "Japanese Women Speak"
Several missionary hymns were
sung by the assembled group and
a playlet "Belle's Mysterious
Friend" was given by Mrs Sims
Mrs O V Ables Mrs C C Smith
Mrs Jesse Moore Mrs W H Ro-
gers Mrs Robert Ramsey and
Mrs Guy Tracy
A pantomime "The Frothe Of Li
quid Jade" was given by Mrs T
H Adrean narrator Mrs Oma
Freeman pianist Mrs L W
Welch Miss Rose Lee Mrs O V
Ables Miss Florine Ables and Miss
Rosemary Harris Representing the
Kings Heralds Band Flossie Lewis
Louise McCockey Dorothy Nell
and Johnnie Rollins sang a jingle
accompanied by Mrs Freeman
Mrs G A Fricke sang 4 "Jesus
Took My Burdens and Left Me
With A Song" and vL as also ac-
companied by Mrs Freeman
Pop Brown Celebrates
78th Birthday Anniversary
In celebration of the 78th birth-
day anniversary of Pop Brown the
girls from the Kerr offices were
assembled at luncheon Friday in
the Brown home 404 Washington
Sweet peas were used on the lunch-
eon table and about the house and
the girls presented the honor guest
with a lovely bouquet of flowers
A poem written by Harley Alt-
kin which was read and presented
to Mr Brown was as follows:
Now who ever heard of a repro-
bate At the turn of his year num-
ber 78
Who would bring all the girls
- his house would hold
To eat and submit to his ac-
tions bold?
Seventy-eight years young today
My! that's a lot of years
But all girls know perhaps to
- their woe
That you still have young ideas
Those attending the luncheon
were Misses Mabelle White Lila
Garvin Leland Cannon Mary He-
len Burke Barcie Merritt Loraine
Jacobs Eileen Wilder Eva May
Brown Gladys Buda June Hay
Hazel Haney and Martha Thorn-
ton Mrs Fred Richards Mrs Loyd
McPike Mrs Ethel Condron Mrs
R R Brown and Miss Mayme
Brown--
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mrs W J Dysert Mrs Ray
Hardesty and Mrs Kenneth lasken
entertained the Wesleyan Service
Guild Tuesday with a lovely buffet
dinner at the home of Mrs DYsert
1624 S Harvard in Tulsa
Aker dinner the president Miss
Thelma Hays took charge of the
meeting and Miss Virginia Baker
led the devotionals the theme of
which was The Restoration Mrs
Dysert gave a report from the
Wesleyan Service Guild bulletin
and Miss Mabel Fasken reviewed
the first half of the prescribed
mission study book on Japan Mina
Fasken gave an interesting account
of the life of a typical Japanese
family in which both the mother
and the father had accepted Chris-
tianity bofore the time of their
marriage The review of the book
will be completed at the next meet-
Those enjoying the hospitality of
the Dysert home were Miss Fanny
Mae Hill of Tulsa Miss Lucile
Knox Miss Gertrude Spencer Mrs
B M Risinger Mrs M M David-
son Miss Mabel Erwin Miss Wil-
ma Keith Miss Avis Baxter Mrs
Claude Melton Miss Baker Mrs
Sylvia Brown Miss Hays Mrs Ed-
gar Stevens Mrs Oma Preeman
Miss Fasken Mrs J O Dikia Mrs
E E Everett Mrs Hardesty Mrs
Fasken and Mrs Dysert
Mrs M H Cheney Given -
Birthday Suprise
Mrs M H Cheney 504 N
Washington street was completely
but pleasantly surprised by a lrage
group of her friends last Thursday
It being the occasion of her birth-
day Those enjoying the covered
dish luncheon and the wholesome
afternoon entertainment together
were:
Mrs Addle Davis Mrs Goldie
Nichols Mrs Nora Lampkin Mrs
L C Winn Mrs J M Taylor Mrs
Opal Taylor Mrs Viva Dilbeck
Mrs Estelle Nightingale and
daughter Patty Mrs Mamie Stettle
myre Mrs Ruby Devine Mrs F
E Stanford Mrs Carl Martin and
son Carl Jr
Mrs Velma Crawford and son
Jackie Mrs Fred Dodson Mrs W
V Weiser and son Glenn Gene
Mrs NV E Sims and daughters
Ilabelle and Annette Mrs Zellie
Coulter Mrs Floyd Graham Mrs
Goldia Caudill Mrs Nola Kinion
Mrs Ethel Hamilton Mrs I E
Crane Mrs Pearl Sprague Mrs
Emma Shell and son Eugene Mrs
Glenn Reid and son Raymond and
daughter Betty all of Sand Springs
and Mrs Ellen Parker of Tulsa
Miss Watson Heads
Business Girls
New officers were elected by the
Business Girls Club at their meet-
ing last week when Miss Juanita
Watson was chosen prisident The
outgoing president Miss Maudie
Chance is the new vice president
and chairman of the social com-
mittee Miss Louise Parks was
elected secretary and Aim Essie
Starkey treasurer
Miss Marie Barnett hnd Miss
Pearl Priest attended the confer-
ence of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs last week-end at
Enid representing the local club
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Warner Bros: Triumphant
Picturization of Broadway's
Beloved Stage Success - the
Magic Musical of the Mauve
Decade that Enchanted Now
- York for 63 Consecutive Weeks!
Directed by MERVYN LEROY
with cast of Etre Including —
DONALD WOODS HUGH
HERBERT NED SPARKS IOE
CAWTHORN GIRLS GALORE!
Music Masters
The Music Masters Club met
Monday evening in the home of
Betty Schiefelbusch 621 Main
- The members answered to roll
call with incidents in the life of
Beethoven and the hostess read a
paper on the same composer A
Piano solo by Char line Stricklen
which was very beautifully render-
ed opened the musical program
Billy Joe Winder sang a Bolo ac-
companied by Betty lichiefelbusch
who also accompanied several
other songs by Ray Trimble Buddy
Hubbard and George Helshimer
Twenty seven young people were
present Including three new mem-
bers George Helshimer Thad Wor
ley and Elbert Pidcock Mrs M M
Davidson was the only sponsor
present
At the conclusion of the program
the hostess mother Mrs Julia
Schiefelbusch was assisted in serv-
ing very lovely refreshments by
Miss Avis Baxter
Men's Class Close
Year With Barbecue
About fifty men including a few
guests of the Men'a Bible Class of
Community Presbyterian Church
enjoyed a barbecue Tuesday night
at the Maurice Ruppert farm near
the Country Club
Sorsa shoe pitching helped to
Pass the time before the sumptu-
ous meal of barbecued beef and
pork baked beans rolls and cof-
fee was served to the men After
the supper short talks were made
by several members and guests and
group singing of some of the old
fashioned hymns wee enjoyed
This affair marked the close of
the year during which Gordon
Evans has been president of the
class and the beginning of a new
year with Shelby Ford as the
leader of the croup -
Club Dinner
And Dna e
Nearly a score of members of the
Sand Springs Country Club enjoyed
the pitch in dinner and dance given
Monday evening at the club house
Those attending were Mr and Mrs
Grey Eargte Mr and Mrs Claud
Pyeatte Mr and Mrs Richard
Cooper Mr and Mrs Harvey
more Mr and Mrs Tom Stroud
Mr and Mrs M O Ruppert Mr
and Mrs R R Brown Mr and
Mrs Clarence Greer Mr and Mrs
H E Merritt Mr and Mrs F C
Baker Mr and Mrs C V Borg
wald Mr and Mrs H H White
Mr and Mrs Ed Gray Mr and
Mrs Harold Aitkin Mr and Mrs
Joe Payne Mr and Mrs Clareace
Ellis Mr and Mrs I P Nelson
and Mrs W C McCarthy
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Class With
Mrs Jamison
The Friendship Class of the Bap-
tist church met Thursday for km
cheon at the home of Mn J D
Jamison on West Fifth Street with
Mrs Opal Isom and Mrs Mabelle
Pullen as asststing hostemes
The luncheon tables were pretti-
Ily appointed with emblems of St
1Patrick's Du -
1 As the principal feature of the
program Mrs Emmett Shields
gave a talk on the women of the
Bible About thirty-two members
of the class were present
With the great songs
this show made fantous
--Why Was I Born?"
"Here Am "Don't
Ever Leave Me" and
"We Were So UMW'
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To America's
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CLUB CALMAR
Friday March 22—Friday Club
with Mrs Chas Livingston at Car-
bondale '
Friday March 22—Wide Awake
Club with Mrs Stella Burnet 403
N Lincoln
Monday March 26-2:20 p m
Woman's Club in the Masonic Hall
program on Legislation
Tuesday March '26—Business
Girls Club in the Club room
Wednesday March 27-0 A rt
Ladles meet in the Masonic Hall
Wednesday March 27—K1 'care
Club with Mrs Fred Richards
1344 S Delaware in
G It' Entertain
Basket Be 11 Bays
About fifty girls and boys were
present at the apron and overall
party given Thursday evening in
the high school gymnasium when
the Girl Reserves entertained in
honor of the basket ball boya
A variety of games auch aa ping
pong checkere hearts and parched
were played by different groups
and Ray Trimble and Bob Paddock
sang with Betty fitchiefelbusch ac-
companying them at the piano
The candies and other refresh-
ments were developed in the green
of St Patrick The party was
chaperoned by Mrs M M David
son sponsor and - Miss Gladys
Brown Girl Reserve Advisor
Aunt Julia's Class
Mrs E T Maule's Sunday school
class of the Methodist church met
Monday afternoon at Mrs Maule's
home where they enjoyed several
games and contests They prepar-
ed and served their own refresh-
ments to complete a happy after-
noon The girls have decided to
call themselves "Aunt Julia's
Class"
Those present for the party were
Betty Segner Betty Davis Helen
Petro& Lovell Adams Rosemary
Rollins Melba McNutt Jacqueline
McNutt Dorothy Jean Sutton
Buena Huskey Marie Crenshaw
and Quentin Mettle -
Benefit Bunco
The Royal Workers Club enter-
tained Monday evening with a
benefit bunco party in the home
of Mr and Mrs Arthur Danner
318 Washington with Mrs Jack
Cowan assisting as hostess
Four tables were surrounded for
the game at which Mrs H E Mil
ner won high prize for the ladies
Mrs Mirtle Moore received the
bunco prize and low went to Mrs
Nora Cunningham Mr Danner
was high man
Another such party will be given
April 2 in the home of Mrs Bivens
208 Washington with Mrs Jack
Smith assisting
Friday Contract Club
Mrs George Magnien was hos-
tess to the Friday Contract Bridge
Club Friday when she entertained
at luncheon and bridge Sweet peas
formed the centerpieces for the
luncheon tables and were also used
about the house
High honors at bridge went to
Mrs Gordon Evans and second to
IMrs Scott Chalmers Mrs Harold
Knowles was the Only guest out-
side of the club membership
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Birthday Surprise - -
Several couples formed Jut im-
promptu party Monday evening to
surprise - Mrs Tube Pickens of
lawnwood the occasion being her
birthday Those going to' extend
birthday greetings to Mrs Pickens
were Mr and Mrs C C Smith
Mrs A L Goad Mr and Mrs Lan-
dis Woodward Mr and Mrs Burt
Sutton Mr and Mrs C E Sims
Mr and Mrs E E Everett and
Mr and Mrs Grant Pickens
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Surprise Foe -
Mn C H Hubbard
On Friday evening March 15
Mrs C H Hubbard was pleasantly
surprised when members of the
Tuesday Bridge Club and their
husbands met at the Hubbard
home on the bill north of town to
celebrate her birthday with an
evening of bridge
Executive Meeting
The Executive Board of the
Christian Missionary Society met
Monday evening in the home of
Mrs Denny Merritt of Roosevelt
Street Those present wet Mrs
M L Crewford president M-11 C
H Benton Mrs R Kyle Halley
Mn J W Campbell Mn Vernon
Jacobs Mrs W P Best and Mrs
a
Auxiliary Committee
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The finance committee of the
lAmerican Lgion Auxiliary was to
meet today (Thursday) in the
'home of Mn J S Chalmers 9th
and McKinley for a twelve o'clock
covered dish luncheon
LOCALS
I Mrs Cora B Ward of Tulsa and
I Mrs John Knowles were luncheon
'guests Monday of Mrs James
Greer west of the city On Monday
evening Mrs Greer and Mrs
Knowles attended a surprise birth-
day party for Mn Ward at her
home 803 N RoCkford in Tulsa
Miss Alpha Thomas came from
Tahlequah where she is attending
the teachers' college to spend the
past week end with her parents
Mr and Mrs C W Thomas 704
Roosevelt
Mrs Dave Nolen of Car Sollton
Missouri is the guest of her sister
Mrs J T Scarbrough at Lake
having been called here by the ill-
ness of their father Mr Layman
Miss Louise Johnson who is a
student at Tahlequah spent the
week-end with her parents Mr
and Mrs A M Johnson 1104 Oar
field
Mrs Mary Howell left Monday
for Hugo Oklahoma to visit her
son Rev Paul Howell
Miss Ruth Price and Mr Ralph
Mehl of Coffeyville Kansas were
week-end guests of Mr and Mrs
George-Magnien
Mr and Mrs Edgar Stevens
went to Bristow Saturday visiting
Mrs Stevens' parents Mr and Mrs
J A 'Wasson On Sunday which
was Mr Wasson's birthday they
went to Depew where -a large
groupof Mr and Mrs Wasson's
children and grandchildren met at
the home of their son Mr Charley
Wasson for dinner Several others
in the family also had birthdays on
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The Chinese are becorng the
world 's most enthusiastic motion
picture fans according to Boo
Yong known in her native land as
the Chinese "Garbo"
Today she is one of the most
colorful actresses to arrive in Hol-
lywood from a foreign country
Actress teacher lecturer and
monologist—she was brought back
to America to play the role of
Greta Garbo's aniah in the MetroGoldwyn-Mayer
picture "The
Painted Veil" scheduled for the
Harmony Theatre on April 1
Boo Young spent her childhood
In China and Honolulu and was
educated in mission schools
Re-elect Russell Bromic:flan school
treasurer
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