The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1918 Page: 1 of 8
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MANGUM STAR
MA.NO tH. 0RKXS COL'NT I. OKLAHOMA. JL*
• PAG Kit.
Nil
GRO STABBED TO
We have just received , DEATH BY HIS WIFE
Buggies in four styles.
THRIFT STAMP
CAMPAIGN BEGINS £•
HUNS CHECKED REGISTRATION DAY
ON All SUB FINDS NEW (B nS
Ntfttp are rtcM Ik* rl
fel.oa*hip that .hauU-t |U« •!<•«>*
brm#. M «*4t laM) And M I'MMI-
N nN WiImm Nu MUd Th<* wnrk thai
I luw DOt lo<l I
DMtuM of the war h«N
mthrr hu |tiwd new opportualtto*
•>( Mrvttf. UN im e«pr * th k«|N> •
hairman. Covington and hu Kxmr «*• >'«* "'I' « " dis.our*.;emenl n,. trt« drive of the Mason List of Roy, Who
•mi who has for m uw pa*t utlve committees hav oquiwd with «*ak*a vowr activit■*«. tor tl.at *oc u owr and tho Horrible Hun t* Mil1 Hrwr County
' " * "" —— «- -v. Ho U a Uttto cNooor to Pari. ha*, wachod tho age of 21 nari'i
tofor. hot victory Is furthor Juno frth 1017 aad boforo JlM Stt,
away. Ho has loot many mora thou*. ItU*.
!*in Baden. known aa "Snow-
wa. .tabbod in tho hoart ovor tho qvota. in tho W. 8. « cam- "«tutioi that may bo Mtd to I
•taatly killed by hi. wifo .t paiga that U now «n Thoro will also * • national defease.
• ron than
FAKMLRH ATTENTION.
IS V0ry little U ^,rUT. V ^.Midway the fulloain* rwililtwi for putting ^ ?>*** *f_ *******_* nowh.ro. Ho I. a little cNooor to Pari. have toachod'tho
year's price. If you wrf
pay you to come an<i[
neighbor who owns a:
its durability and light
a a m
NMMI
i. Tbaea hi
Jackson q
nlno o'clock Friday evening. Ho br leaders awl eoNnflUNtoo. appointed
t with an onilnar> N>°ckot knife in oach achool district.
%£ZL:. '"J?" ,h*
I.. h*r mu. Th. p..r M4 ^ TltllTctalnmn. S. W.'omll.
named a few weeks. t s*ms „ JvMi, M... Lor. Ramp-
camo homo rathor late and j
■upper not ready made much
aint which re nulled m a genuine No- -• Quota Committee.
row. There was loud talking! 1« S. Noble Chairman. H. M. Thack-
by neighbors. He tarted to or, James Duffy, 8. A INroome. H. M.
and picket! up a suit caae. The Forgeaw.
n claimed the auit caae and fur- So S. Infraction Committee.
trouble roaulted. She reeved a Mi,toB BuUeri chiirman. P. A. Jan-
mouth and her lip waa cut cway. j.- y. Ovetton
ly in the meleo that followed.
and* of hia men and tho wailiag of hi. Daniel, John Burma
widow* ami orphan* la loud* than 1 aboil. WHUam John Maagum
. ... **"■ «• BOW wiiaim to«* "Om l/H-lue, Bernard R. Grmnit*.
on. 1 will vf pBrta. Ho Na no noarwr UM coaat Niudaon. Tavtor Summon 'lllnw
aupply of aa.i no nearer tho allioa atoroa It i* Thuraton, Maaon, tiranito,' '
Southeast Comer Square
_ . C*'Lfor *1 lh' generally concod«4 that tho Amencaaa UichaniMn. NJoor. M. Willow,
SS.-". uh^TSl Franoe hold iho balanco of powor. UftE L-thor BoJ. iu!!l *
■ n browns:! 1 r„u„.v a.t rhr'r1pOW" ^ "«Nd««u. Fml AHia, BHnkmaa,
h. d. brownell, County Aft. llT# They nave aoeoral unnm. tho human, Jamoa CIvde Lawton
^ ^ .. . _ N a t week gone in whon .thorr wa. LltUo. J,«aa Brooka MMgum.'
The Groor County Council of De- dan«or for tho Alliod Imoa. and oach Tyler. Jno Wade, Mancum
'one* ha. been forrod to lnvertlc.tr „roe th.r, waa « rapid ntraat of tho Brown. John flUk"
M>veral allogo.! inaUncoa of diaU.y.1 livrmiut th. "Unoa hold". Today'. McLood. Hoiart C.' GraniU,
1^ 7P° t«,|<, r«Ph new« 'Wm that oory little Holloway. Floyd Clntor, Blake,
were baaed on material fact*. In one righting U goin* on and only • few lo- Roberta. Louie Coo, Granite,
or two cajtei it hu found that report* t..|| mur the «iuict all ilorthe MattKews lmauj ■ p ? ^ _
it rack hi m with the knife direct- publicity Committee. h^l bt^n exaf rented. Our people fronL Sti„ the AUied air aupremacy Co*f Robert Arthelt JeeuT^
ver the heart and cut • gaah K- v- ?'***?: Chairmwi. John H. however may feel froo at all timea to lw a f0n.tiu t cauao for oxtrttM aatia- Pruitt, Jeuio Monroe Man run.
four inches long. He was dead Tomme, Otto Halve. K 0. Barlow. M. call upon thia organuaU.n in caae. fl|Cllon. Nunn, CUudo F7iIan unL
the witneaae. arrived. The wo- '' where any cititen fa^U to do hia pK- AMmmu.A Herron7gJITBW
.Uted .he did not intend to kill No. 5. Subacription Committee. Ind teJrible ini'Vltin/lnd'hoD.^ t BOAT8 ATTACK AMERICA. ! l>u.more. Joe Bryant. Blake,
but "wanted to ahow that nigger G. B. Townaend, Chairman, r. V. ^.1™. ™ ^/ "? T*0 °r >«ok biV Gorman «ubma- i'>h(ey, Emery Evamtt, Blaka.
rtor\- rinea have funk rome ahipa and'Splawn, Luaa HaMry, Mai
drowned neveral persona off the At-, Juatice, Claude H. Jester.
FNiNCA THK 'tntic const during the paat two dayt. Inon, Emmanuel, Granite.
' They have also laid soote mines, if [ Berringer. Rudie, Granite,
>uld not abuse her and beat her short, J. P. Ball.
She is in jail. Recently and be- „ , „ . . .
these people won married they Jf°- « • <>! "* Supplementel work.
V . , . , , i G. C. Mckenzie, Chairman, A. M.
arrested and fined for illegal, Sp##„ W«lt Holland, H. C. Ford,
sitation. At a preliminary held jack F.lkins. J. R. Dark, Goodwin
lesday the woman was released. Crittenden, R .D. Brownell.
NEWS FROM CAMP TRAVIS
Co. H. 357 InfL
| is a simple matter to concentrate | N. C
(when the bird in the next bunk asksj d<
I you to participate in a box from the:unie,
I old home town. | m
.. . .1 Tom Melton of the 315th Signal j ter,
Geo. Monroe Cowan ic now the fi™t;corpg gays that are five Bosic! p.
Sergeant of Co. H. He was promoted | euU,ids in French "Ung" "Fwaat" j
May 18. We are all glad to see Mon-1 "Pufnss" "Owrkgg" and "n n n n n". | or 'H
row make good as he deserves it as he, Carl Penn of Mangum has the only
has sure worked for it. j gravev train in the army that has.
Supply Sergeant is kept real busy; bccn takcn up
these days checking in the new re-, .ker d Uirou Camp «
cruits at Company H. now hasats full: . r u . ihtkl 1- ™
Jot us sleep. how they feed us just ask h^m as he ,j
if Sergeants Cunningham, Carlark, had supper with ua
~J — far I
H.J
NIGHT JUNE 7TH. moving fronr. north to aouth uqj Bilbrey, Calvin Archie, Granite,
' .they evidently have a base further. McGuire, John M. S. Granite,
vouth, either in the form of a big Mallouf. Michiel, Delhi, Okia.
liner, or a hidden ialand, or a Mexican Lack, Benj. Franklin, Granite,
port. They are being diligently tought' Hagee, Oscar T. Willow,
for. All their victims are light merrh- j Green, James Louie, Granite
ar.t shipa ofr coast steamers. People Stalling*, Ollie, Brinkman,
generally are not alarmed by these! Miner, Russ Summer, Granite,
appearance* a* it ia not expected that! wy*tt, James Ollie, Mangum,
U-Boats can operate to any large ex-j Copeland, Walker, J. Mangum,
I tent so far from a permanent baso. | Tedder, William Floyd, Mangum,
lach and every Council of De- R. L. Lee, advance man for the Red- All registrants qualified for special Tho passengers on tne sunken ships Posey, John Bernice, Reed,
in Greer county is to be present path-Horner Chautauqua-, arrived in work may register for Limited Ser- were allowed to take life boats. I Jenkins, William Lester, Mangum,
lelegates at a county meeting in Mangum Thursday and will assist the vice and will be used if needed. See r_j: ,_j ,_' Stowe, William Henry, Brinkman
INCH OF DEFENSE CHAUTAUQUA PLANS
MEETING SATURDAY! WELL UND'R WAY
LIMITED SERVICE
FOR DRAFTED
The Indian scare
Methodist Church. It will be a 'tising and completing
um Saturday June 8th at 3 p. m. local committee in placing the adver- the county Clerk about it. The country , "2~~WaTr2li [*™a | Iho"?P^"' Douglass, Brinkman
other details needs men of the various trades and P8!*™ Smith, Norman Purshhl, Granite,
■ ^ere was no uprising because of the j McAlister, Robert N. Reed,
a " IMj Ti *" *" ** "" Mangum,
. J. Mangum,
misunderstanding of the flour card, Butler. Henry Van, Granite,
ng in(
ns and
-which the various organ- for the chautauqua program which expert workmen and will use men in , , ' . * . ? , little n,'fu j m
S committees will report will be held in Mangum June 17th to the draft lists if qualified, until tho account of^he i£d nSS's u°Wf, '' ?"?1bo? M>M
,se« with the Recent Liber- 23rd inclusive. needs are supplied. Many men physic- ™ °"nt "eatly, Columbus C.
■8uccefl0esL wmmam . mm
ond and Red Cross campaigns.! There will be seven big days, with ally disqualified for army service can j et8 The ahrocines thnncrht ' \ir~"{.~lZ «
, r of the communities have cause fourteen tremendous important pro- be used in these branches. The follow- eV!" ^ P°n ' ^"^.ngton, Mangum,
rd currv are all making .rood so far! — ™ pllcEel specially proud of their work^rams ami Mr. Homer may well be ing trades are especially desired. n°ur card ^P^scnted a call to; Be lows, Thomas W. Granite,
at the 4th Officers t ^nin/camp H I w- L Lowe' son ard dau hter were| forjtheir report. They will tell their! proud of the splendid array of talent Locomotive Engineers, Firemen, Rail- ' t I? ^ ' 1" m°W'
^ mln! il !ll with thpm now ns'thevOUt to see us all and we sure did enjoy if,ocj,v;cn,.cs here Saturday. Views will he is sending us this year. Every day road grade foremen. Railroad track „nc I1IMIAVV Ar^^na Strouhal,_John A. Willow,
company is an wiui vac. . euts the pleasure of seeing some one from | ard[xchange<!. Ideas will be given and: sceius to be a fef'-re dav and it is 'oremen, Wooden bridge carpenters
will make Uncle Sam some fine Leuts.
home.
lived. Those who have done ex-'hard to say wnich number of the pro- Caipenters
: 1 ...ill 4-^11 4-U/vi'i. ' :n * i ^i i i. {rrnnlinrs
8The Recruits says the Don't for in- .ingly well will tell of their work1 gram will please the best,
Others may profit in the future. All; It is stated that the location of the ; way brakemen, Surveyors or rail roan ; .0Uij.,vc..t Oklahoma
Nathan McGuire says that fifty
fifty in the army is the difference be-1
tween attention and parade rest. I "*ry' , , . , ,
Otto Auld and Cyl. E. Mathewsonl The trenches are not used to feel
have just completed the treatment fori potatoes.
hcok worm. Matty says he takes ev- If you don't do your Squads left |
erything easy, as Matty,has the Men-1 right you will be left.
ngitis bug. And Puss Auld says he! Dont' feed or annoy the N. C. O's.
nsver had the Hook. | Acting privates must not allow any
Mechanic John E. Rodgerc says it' familiarity by first class privates or foil to elect delegates so the matter, may have an opportunity of attending
1.1 be attended to. A great service! chauauqua at the low rate
MRS. DUMONT ATTENDS
Telephone linemen, Tele-jS NINC SCHOOL.
graphers, Draftsmen, Clerks, Rail-
rhe Home Demonstration agents of
A Life Preserver
THE
CAREFUL
DRUGGIST.
Has it ever occured to you that a mistake in
compounding your prescription may mean your
death?
How important, then, that you take them to a
competent, careful pharmacist!
GET OUR RECORD.
In all of the years we have been serving this
community we are proud to say that not a single
mistake has been charged up to us. We take
every possible precaution to guard your life and
health. May we serve you?
The best in cold drinks at all times.
SoJto report their experiences with a chautauqua tent will be the same as : instrument men. Pile driver foremen,. c^'-^ demonstration aYHobartThis
|v of benefitting others, and will ; last year. Information regarding the j stationery engineers for donkey eng., w„]{ jjr9 oun!0nt 0f Mamrum left
hear others for their own benefit.: time the evening and night programs j Steamshovel operators, Locomotive Mcnday to participate in the instruct-
e should be several delegates, win commence will be given in a later repairmen, Steam Fitters, Electricians j Special experiments and u'emon-
each community in Greer county.; issue of this paper. Season tickets ' Auto Mechanics, Auto Drivers, Cooks, stratjong w;u «jwn jn tj,e cannjn ,
one can represent the Council of | will be placed on sale at once, in or- : Railway Conductors, and a large num- f , ,. rt « fruits and veo-etn&lptT
ense in his district but it will be; der that those living in nearby towns ber of laborers. j -j.^ wj|] gjven here ^rs"
i Dumont later. She will attempt to in-
Let us print you an order of sta- j struct the various communities in
i|g will be raised in honor of Greer Season tickets for this years chau-
nty's making so fine a record for tauqua may well be termed a genuine
erty Bonds. Come prepared to re- bargain in high class entertainment,
your experiences. j patriotic lectures and popular and
| classical music. And as the savings j
! are so great no one should fail to j
I buj" a season ticket. It is understood j
I that these can only be bough* from
| the local committee and will not be
| obtainable after the chautauqua com- j
mences. Full information will gladly j
I be given regarding season tickets j
| from this office.
i Special attention is called this year!
s The Local Board has received notice] to the childrens work. Each morning
?> have 54
\ionery or business or visiting cards Grcer 80 aJ' ?nd aave
* c* • u • f as much food as possible. It is hoped
at the Stars job printing department., sh e may meet with yery £
We guarantee a better job or no pay. | ,-ess.
IONTH OF JUNE
GETS 54 MEN
ARRESTED FOR
FRENCH LEAVE
, Hatton McRea of near Granite" was
boys ready between June, they will have their games and sup- taken in custod at Granite ,agt
and 29th to go to Camp Cody, at ervised play, ana under the tutorsh-p
Tu-„ of an expenenced supervisor, they
g New MexlC0- They are to! will prepare for the great patriotic
OWL DRUG CO.
I " ; will prepare ror tne great patriotic
lse discretion ' in selecting these and! piay "Liberty's Torch" which v ill be
Choose those who can render best j given some morning during chautau-
service in the army and least service i qua week. "Liberty's Torch" was wrft-
at home. It is likely however that the j ten especially for the children by Miss
/Greer County list of class one will be j Margaret Hotchkiss, and offers "Kid-
J pretty well exhausted in thia call. dies" a wonderful opportunity to show
I what they can do, by way of enter-
Plenty of carbon paper and plenty i taining the public.
]of typewriter ribbons and paper atj Never before has the chautauqua
the Star office.
Thursday and placed in jail in Man-
gum for leaving his post* of duty in
the army camp without permission.
He came to Oklahoma to see his
sweetheart and intended to return be-
fore his absence was noted according
to reports. He had been gone three
days when arrested by Marshall Hinds
of Granite. He had been to Oklahoma
City and had just arrived in Granite
with his young lady when arrested,
been more necessary and never before j Officers had been notified to watch for
I him. His parents, thinking he had
i gone further north were on their way-
Jay Buckle
Ladessa
Laura Moore ..
Lowder
Mangum
Marie
McKissack
Millrr Flat
Mountain Home
Mountain View
.. 135.90 190
. 109.70 135.71
... 89,45 94.
. 203.25 220.5;
2,537.00. 3,924.90
. 113.65 111.00
. 150.00
.. 74.15
. 138.00
...139.25
SUMMON
STRIKES PATRI0T
At Brinkman Tuesday afternoon
when Lieutenant I,. H. Knight was
delivering an address on his exper-
iences in the war, He asked
dience to show their loyalty by re-
peating in unison "This is my coun-
try." One man seemed too silent for
the Lieutenant and he asked that the
words be repeated the third time in
order to give the man whom he
thought was acting unpatriotic a
chance to say them. The man was S.
E. Berry, a good loyal citizen of
Brinkman, who did not repeat the
words because his hearing waa bad
he did not thoroughly understand.
172.75
74.68
117.00
New Hope 111-15
Oak Grove '2.00
Ozone 74-50
Plainview 160.25
Pleasant Valley 89.40
Red Top
Reed 250.75
Russell 142.20
Salton
Shiloah
Spring Branch
Templeton
Terry
Thompson
Township
Valley View
. 51.95
. 57.10
. 77.35
. 84.65
. 84.45
. 99.35
116.40
. 49.40
I See^vhat one man sacrificed
! -whose enly reword was that
Jreedcm and Justice mi^ht Ji^e.
•BERLIN VIAAMERICA"
francis" ford
supported by Edna Emerson
.by Elsi« Van Name
126.63
57.55
82.00
178.85
93.12
62.50 i
263.50
160.72
63.60
65.50
96.00
101.50
95.00
82.95
188.05:
50.00!
184.551
539.55
.00
White Flat 297.50
Willow 309.15
Original Quota ..
Total Raised in Greer $12,004.44
In addition some districts have
pledges out, but are unable to tabu-
late them in time for publication.
MRS. G. A. BROWN, Choi-man
Publicity Committee.
WOODROW
JUNE 7
itinrr and Night
10c and 25c
PAT WATER BILLS NOW.
Your water rent is due the first of]
' the month. If the bills are not paid byl
the 10th of the month, service will be
discontinued. Please accommodate our
1 water department as well as aave
your self inconvenience by paying
j these bills on time.
BOY CRA1N. City Clerk.
A Great War Lecture
By The Rev. Lawrence L. Cohen, Jr., of Man-
gum, Okla. Pastor of First Methodist Church
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF PRUSSIAN
FRIGHTFULNESS AND TERRORISM.
The thesis centers around the historical and
psychological causes of the war. It covers a com-
plete survey of the history of Prussia and the
ancient tribal and racial elements entering into
the structure of Teutonic character and civiliz-
ation of the present empire of Germany. It re-
views the famous exploits and deeds of her
mythical kings and princes, and the pre-natal
influences covering and finding their flower in
the present Kaiser, who is the embodiment of
the great Barbarossa and the tribal rhapsodies
of stone gods—the last in the line of.
This lecture will be delivered anywhere in
Greer county, except on Sunday or Wednesday,
for a small consideration and actual expenses.
If a community desires it, the lecturer will glad-
ly co-operate in be-half of the Red Cross. Let
all who are desirous of hearing this famous lec-
ture make arrangements promptly. Dates are
now being asked for and booked.
A Lecture You Will Never Fotget!
| to Kansas to find him and return him The speaker severely reprimanded Mr.
I when he landed in Granite. Young j Berry until Mr. Berry explained that
McRea has a good reputation and had
heretofore kept a good record in M5
company. The penalty will likely be a-
bout thirty days at hard labor.
COUNTY AND CITY "
WILL CROSS BATS
he had said the words one time,
affirmed that he was as loyal as the
speaker himself. There was consider-
able exchange of words and the speech
was finished. Then Mr. Berry desired
to give and receive an explanation
from the speaker soldier. The Lieu
tenant however did not care to dis
cuss the matter and asked for silence.
Mr. Berry stated that this being a
free country, and he a free citizen, he
thought he had a perfect right to
make his statements. Several words
followed and the speaker struck Mr.
OH, YE CITY OF MANGUM LOOK Berry in the mouth. The blow was re-
OL'T:—CITY HALL BUNCH, YOU j turned by Mr. Berry. At this time
ARE CHALLENGED. 1 several persons stepped in and ex-
By the County Court House Base Ball Plai^ ^r Berry's infirmity and af-
Club for A Game. firm*d1 *18 Joyalty' Mu* e",tement
prevailed for a moment until it w*s
The line up and players for the' suggested that the parties mutually
County are as follows: apologize for their mistakes, which
Sheriff Bill Henry Pitcher j they apparently did, and shook bands.
j Jailor Don Counts Catcher and" parted. It was claimed later that
i Dep. Treas. Wash Hall .... 1st. base the apology of the Lieutenant waa
| Dep. Tax Assessor Emma Faulkner ) sufficient and several cars of
2nd base man citizens came to Mangi
Dep. Crt. Clerk Jessie Riggs, 3rd base evening to demand a real _
Co. Atty. H. Mills, S. Stop, apology from Lieutenant Knight.
Dep. Co. Clk, B. Ratton .. . C. Field' ter a conference with some of o*t
Dep. Co. Clk. Terry, ...... R. Field leading citizens here, the parties all
| Dep. Co. Supt. Miw Dewitt.. L. Field met and discusaed tho matter at
Dep. Co. Treas. Mi*s Rampley, Ump.. length, resulting in Knight expres-
Substitutes in case of accidents or sing his regret's for his loss ef .terp-
bad weather: per and consequent action, i^d^he
Louis Tittle. John H. Tomme. Mil- patties all shook hands again aril re-
tor. Butler. J. L. Carpenter, W. T. turned to their abiding places. It w.. -
Jeter. R. D. Brownell, Henry Cjlwefl, a very unfortunate affair and urca> -
CAN- j Newton, Ralph David, Granite,
i Snow, James Edgar,- Jester,
Martion, William C., Mangum,
Walling, William Earl, Mangum,
Williams, James J., Blake,
Powers, Austin T. Mangum,
Taylor, William H. Mangum,
Bryant, Alcy, Mangum,
Penley, George W. Reed,
Barker, Charles H. Reed,
Castle, William E. Mangum,
Miller, Lonnie, Mangum,
Castle, Jennings, E. Mangum,
Lafferty, James P. Winslow, Arizona*
Thomas, John Elmer, Brinkman,
Smith, Dewey Admiral, Mangum,
Morris, Guy Vardiman, Granite,
Marcom, Robert T. Granite,
Martin, Junus, Lone Wolf,
McMinm James Melvin, Jester,
Hill, Thomas Perry, Jester,
Burk, Walter S. Mangum,
Fitzgerald, Albert H. Mangum,
Williams, Earl (Col) Mangum,
Gains, Thomas J., Brinkman,
Boone, Charlie A. Brinkman,
Tinsley, Thomas J. Hester,
Holloman, Robert D. Blake,
Kellum, Thomas, S. Reed,
Kellum, Lee Sherman, Reed,
Dean, Alexander S. Mangum,
Capps, Robert R., Blair,
Burnett, Fred B., Jester,
Warner, James Hogan, Willow,
Rogers, Homer Robert, Jester,
Henderson, Clarence A, Jester,
Story, James Weldon, Reed,
Morgan, Curtis Alen, Willow,
Denney, Joseph, L. Willow,
Jackson, Charles Alvin Jester,
Disherson, Clifford, M. Reed,
Meadows, Marvin Harris, Mangum,
Home, Earnest N. Mangum,
Morgan, Walter, Brinkman,
Anderson, Artice, L, Mangum,
Gurley,, Andrew C. Reed,
Cheek, Thomas Uriel, Mangum,
Wells, James M. Brinkman,
Morris, Orbra, Reed,
Ballard, James Henry, Reed,
Wharton, John Henry, Granite,
Blassingame, Idys O. Granite,
Dennis, John Williams, Blair,
Vaughan, Edgar Lee, Blair,
Hinton, Lovett, Blair,
Tarlton, C. Allen, Mangum,
Davis, John Fred, Granite,
Stephenson, Albert T. Willow,
Harvev, Oran Washington, Willow,
Browning, Wiley Foster, Willow.
Honor the
Boys
"Ovei
Dedication of the Ser-
vice Flag of the Central
Christian Chureh.
Special Song Service.
Special Sermon at 11.00
Don't Fail to Attend
and Honor the Bovs
"Orer Th^re."
alcneaa «
ical time.
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Jessee, Elmer V. The Mangum Star (Mangum, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 51, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 6, 1918, newspaper, June 6, 1918; Mangum, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc281894/m1/1/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.