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IN MANGUM SOCIETY
|t«m  of fotere! (•   Worft UlHartd by Tht
(Mmocrat t Wcic > EdrtraM
* • . tiuichoni ita *
it** ir *in<* i tm~ jmm. -*-% Mr( !*• 
Mr m4 Mr* Frmah U'l  rr..«M4 t*a ••■ib-m of ib« «■ •*«
lit KtiMbtHk b*4 M m Mtf) WrtfM wit ti rlut ptn*. kMrttl M HI. 1*14
M Hobart ft*4 MIm ru>r  Wr «bt ot Oi*ar iumIi **• «t aa rk   r*
MoubisUi V    *r  • *ooiBg i fertei , —
n.t. bolidaM  IU Mr
wrtgnl-
Jua«t> A K Ab-ro ih>
riunday tiara
mmI Mrs t%o
TI  bmkrhii rn«o4< of MM. ^ Mr and Mm a w. l-oei. Mr. *•«!
*|a Ward, wfco la In t'orpat Cftrtetl. Mr* Job# Uwfc  •« Tfcur 4 T «*"'*
•tU mr«i  • kaow'iMl •• ®<* • * but M"**"""
lmi>r«% lag m bad IxJ|mwJ U>- , hock mad Wllaoa will ramaio tor •
_ won I ft. ' ,
MUm Y?ung l  koina from ,1. '
Au tln. T*s «. to bar < hrWtuaa * Mr,  « <J Mm. I. IX Carlorto had *«
h Uiia>| MIm !*<** to  l o boma dlnn.-r fcueata on Mr
from i blcfoft*. and Mm. Hobart J ni*i*>ii and f*mHr.
_ of Alum. Mto  March Oarlork. of .Ok
Tha Mac bar* vfto ara •poodlox th* lahoma City. Mr and Mm. I* A.#Mr-
holiday a at ths^ rw P#ctl/a' ftomoa Col llat ar. Mr. and Mm U A. Haally
will mturn Hunday to roaums tb" lr and family. Paul i-arloeli and Mt«a
school work Monday. VaHoa Orondorff On Wedn aday
— tha a am <   ru*at« dload with Mr. and
Mlaam May and Way Wllaon r * Mm. 8. A. HaaUy.
turned Tuesday from a flalt to Hoi-1 —
Us, | Mlaa Mabel Morgan entertained
__ wtyj « luncheon at tJ^elvw o'clock
Mm. faaale Shoun. of O. C. W. at on W«dneaday whfea her *ueata w«r>
Chlckaiba. and #fj<ui 'Lela I'rica. of ,MJ*ae* Jt ffle ami /Milo Young. Ofa e
Tonkawa, aae vlalilng with Mr. and aniU M«alla W ver. rud I^aurabcl
Mm. H. B. McKnight durtug the hoi- Hlai.,n M.aa M rgan will return to
jjaya. • .Cfid Monday. J
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Mr. and Mm. (Jat ('ron a I and agd . Mr. and Mm. (Luther Lyan • «pan^
daughter, of Sentinel, aro. apendlng•Ohrlatniaa with Mr.'and Mm. J. L.
the holiday* here. Lyon. Mr Lyon win accompanied
a to dllnger Monday by t lrf alater, Mlaa
Mlaa Nellie Clay, of Thomas, to the Hattlf Ma" Lyon, who will spend the
gueat of Mlaa Murl WJnburne. entire week with tom. Nolan hyon.
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Mm. Porter Prultt returned to hjr ' Mlasea Katherlne and Annltf Lou
home In Clinton to apwud Chrl«tmaa; powers «.irter|alned ylth a amail din-
after visiting her parents, hare. ner party on Tuesday, evening.
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• Mrs. James Norton.of Olustee, and M|ss Josephjhe I.awlyad. of Wood-
Mrs. Jack Payne, or Shawnee, are the war(j waa the huoae gu at of, Ml^p
guestH of Mr. and *Mrn. Roy Trawei^** ",MJ J ^ fll'n#
Tka ft mi ad Table club  •' W4  
•••ala| at ats o'clock with Miss
Oram |n rr  Karh gwwt brought a
girt aad thaw* worn aumborvd la a
— ronteat. numbam to cormapood wttb
Tba A ft «r mat ft club mat today at fb# Ih# p«rka*~ worn felt wltfe
• bom* of Mm ioba Trlpyal iappl a and tba glfta vara dtatrtbutad
areordlagly Mm Hrowa pmaantad
Mr aad Mm A (Jardlaar bad aa tb- ^ w||h # ^ ^ cmn6y ft||d >h#
waa air en two eoffaa apoooa A moat
tempting two room* luncfteon waa
aarred. the chrlatmaa menu being la
•Tldance The aett clob meeting wlt«
their gueeta during tba Cbrlattnaa ho!
Idaya. Mr and Mm H. B Mening
and aoa. of Waiabacftla. aad Mm
• g A liolcomb aad Mlaa Mur| OavU.
and Ma*tar Kobort llalcomb. of Ho ^ ^ MIm v.rue t)rendorff
hart'* The gueeta. with the esceptlon
of Mtpa Havl*. departed for their I —
home. Tuwaday. Mlaa Davis will ra | Tb* ^Hatmaa meeting of the Ctil
turn to Hobart Sunday.
Among thoae who aaw tba Klk en-
tertainment at Altus, were Mlsaea
Iteulah ' CO*. Norma #> e Pace. Ber
tura club waa Tuaaday afternoon at
J three o'clock at the home of Mrs B.
F Davie. Thoae attending were Me*
dame* Herndon. P. A Janewir. V ir
ter Prtiltt. H Matheweon. B.  L Ti-
"P#l,p • *' _ -Inger. C. P. Hamilton. Karl Fm^ree.
tha Terry. Rula & m*. Dala Sandem. i m T u ti.mtltnn
.. .    M h.-v, n E ^ Moraan. J H Hamilton.
and Maura. Kd Matheweon. Btev< 
Allen. Malcolm Morrlaaon and Uyon
Sampaon.
Ner Nael. I.ee llawklna. and Mlaaea
|Atidle and Q« en Melton. Previous
to the hour of meeting the gueeta had
fey Mtoa Mary HamiHea aad M
llaaar Haatly aad Cora la gtrwaba.
wfts wara praaeatad wltfe aitrartlva
booklets Mlaa Mayme Waylaad aad
iaka latham a era . ooaolad wltfe toya.
Vlctrola muak waa raaderad tftrougfe-
'oat tfee a raving At elevea o'clock a
)dainty laacfeaoa waa aarved
Tfee Cbrtatmaa ai eat lag of tfee Arta
an.t Crafta Club waa held Prtda/ av
ealng at als o'clock at tba borne of
Mr aad Mm. A. O llugfeaa. aooa af-
ter tfee gueeta feed arrived. Bant*
cama la wltfe a aack. and distributed
gifts to Mead am ee Hughe*. Kmory
Kagln. Oat Croeelaad. Peyton Brown.
Joba Jacoba. of Norman. Mt*eea Anna
l«a Powem. Bill Shipley. Willie Mc-
Klnnay. Bertha Terry, Norma I^aa
Pace, Queen Melton. May Wllaon.
Dlcy Wllaon. Olln Hamilton. Mary
Hamilton, Mary Walktn*. Alia Saw-
yer, Josephine Lawbead. of Wood-
ward. Jeaala Echol*. Rvelyn Brown.
N in a Da via. Bag* of tandy and n*iia
vera dl*-:lbutod by Mm Kmory be-
gin. Tha hoetes* wa* aaalatel by
Mlsrte* Edith, Fmlly and Klale lloo-
v r and Aim* Hii'ioa In aervltg *n
clabomte twocc.umc luncheon.
OH. P. 9. ANOCRtOM
Offfcre Pfeoaa M
W. a DAWSON, M. a
giecfiaei gpaaiallat a«4 Oawarai
BiactHcai Parlor* la Hawfetaa
H lldlng. Kooaa Noa. II la I*.
(Vnattlt«tb>a fey Arpolatmaal
oaly Telepfeoaa Number ft7H
L. A. MaCOtLlgTtA
INflfRANCB AND 1X>AJ«« |
Notary Pwatle *
Hall Inaoraaee aa Oiwartag (
Cropa la Bttbar tfte Hartlard
! vr and Mm. Marlon Smith and,""' c,ab «n#n,b<Jr" •n"
Um, daughtem. of Canadian. Tei ,«  • ^ *" * «*n'
aa, arrlyd Sunday and are •pendlnK,''1 '""trlbuted tha gifts and
the week wltb Mr *nd Mm. 0. W.,m'lrt merriment wa, caused a* the
. numerous packages were opened. An
I elaborate two-course luncheon was
Mr and Mm. C.IP. Hamilton. Mr*. ^ wtl1 ni^t w,th Mr"
J; A Poweml Mr. t*d Mm. J. H. Ham- P-  -«lton next Prlday.
Ilton. Mesam. Robert. I>e*lle and C.
P. Hamilton. Jr.. Percy and Le*Ue
Mlaaea Alice and Jennie Hunter.
Mm. Bailey left "Monday nopn for
Topeka. Kansas, after an extended*
visit with Mr*. Minnie Yo^er.
Miss Bootye Townsend wai ut\ablrf
to leave for her borne In fort Wortlr
Sunday on account of }>eing 111.
JJlss Eufa Sims Is vlsKlng her par-
ents Reva and Mrs. J. W. ^ims, *bt
Lawton during the hoydays.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown, of Olus-
tee, apent Clrrlgtmas with Mr. anfl
Idrs. J. E, Watts:' . '
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Chas. High, of Hobart, "was *here
Monday Mrs. High will arrive to
. ejfli qjjM pne j(palk ei|) Rnads
olllster. ■ ' , * '
iPoCo
May Wilson, from Friday until Sun
day. C7n CHrlstma* evening she wis'
honor' gueat of a small dinner party
g^ven Ijy Miss Ma_^y Watklpe.
' Roj> Bradshaw. who teaches at vici,
Oklahoma, spent Christmas ,at the
home of -Mr. and Mr*. W. S. Brad-
'skaw. i ' ' . « •*
' Mr. and Mrs. £ld Nort^cutt anjl
family retdrnod to,Jester Tuesdav
after spending several days here and
at Blake.
Mr. and Mrs> Fred Switaer had as
dinner guests oh Christmas day, Retf.
and Mrs. R.'tf. L. Morgan, Miss Mabe!
Morgan and Mr. and Mm. W.'8.' Han-
cock. •
•The Sterling Thimble club Will not
meet ttys week.
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Mrs. Pefcy Cornelius 'and children
ai*e 4spending th^' week In Oklahoma
City .with Mr. and ^rs. Will'Hippen.
Powars, ami Mfi|s^ Mary. Olln. Vlr ,8all1e and Cresale Nelaon, firaco
gtuia an J T.Hllan Han^lltod. Anna Powers. Vlrelnla Hamilton^ Lava
,Ix>u, Grace. Ruth and Eva Powers.
Mrs. Nell Stultz and Mary- Margaret
motored to Marl^ Saturday and were
Christmas dinner 'gu®"ta oj Mr. and
Mr*, John ^Boona/ They were accom-
panied home by Miss Bonnie Boon*.
who weat to Hqlllj to be the guest
of Mr. a"bd Mr*. Laxjkey,
'Mia* Emma Strange a{>ent £*Jyds{-
taas with her brother in El Reno, i£-
turning Monday.
Mr. ahd Mrs. Chas. Blankeiishlp,
of ^Anona, Texas, are spending ten - Nearly fifty relatives were guests
days with' Mr. and-MVs. J. F. Tlnsley. at an elaborate dinner at the home of
—  - ' ,ftfr. and Mrs. Joe Herd" on Christmas
Mr. arid Mrs. Phil Rouef, and son. .day. The ^artie guests • enjoyqd a
Jack Winburne, of Willow, were Christmas tree and progr'am at th0
, Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Herd home on Christmas eve at seven
Mrs. O. W. Winburne. * [o'clock. These affairs are given by
  > ' • jMr. and Mrs.. Herd each Christmas
Mr. and Mrs. John Lock and faig: anrt Rre always' a source of. - Kreat
lly. of Martha,* Mesdam^s W. W. Lock, Pleasure.
and Salina Wilson, of MefnpHJs, Tex*
were guests qf Mr.. nnd I^rs. Al-
Mesdamds C.(P. HamilKip,'
Lacy
Jen" Lock dt'rlng the holidays. For Noble, I>ee Hawkins'and H.'Mathew-
IChrlfstmas dinner thefy were Jeined  s sdn.have Issued Invitations for a mus-
Mr. and Mr^. Wilfls Bradshaw, arid Meal to be given on New Year's afte^-
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FOR 1916
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' Some goody old-tashidped customs '•
Go out of style, no doubt*
But sending New. Years,' greetings .
We couldn't do without^ •
And s6 the custom lingers,**.' V •.*
Let us hope it always will, ; * .
For the same oldr{a*§hioned friendship
Prompts the same old greetings still.**
Hoover, and R"th Sims, left Wednes-
day noon to be the gue«ta at a house
party at Hobart given by Miss Ruth
Erdwurm. Numerous social affairs
are being planned for the guest*.
Oneof the lararest and most delleht-
ful of the Christmas festivities was
a party given bv Misses Audffe pnd
On Monday eventpg the Seniors and Queen Melton. Wednesday evening at
a few additional' guests were enter- eight to twelve o'clock? .honoring
talned at the home of their clas* par- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Melton, ot- Fort
ehts.' Mr. and .Mm. B, E. P vls. As Worth, who are visiting their parents,
thte guests arrived they were given Mr. and Mm. James Melton, and Mr.
names of popular moving• picture ac- and Mm. C. A.. Sttibbs. The. guests
>tors and actresses, and a lively dls- assembled in the-parlef' of the <Har;
cusslon .of these followed! Numerous ries hotel, then repaired to* the"Iarp:e.
aturits, gamea and stories, games and dining room" which waVpreftlly decor-
contests were enjoyed throughout the ated wlfh potted plant* and Christ-
eveplng. A most elaborate buffet lun- mas bell*, and decorations. The fea-
cheon was served In the dining room, ture of Iqteftainm^nt was blind fortjr
Mrs-. Totn Metton presiding at the cof- I two, played -at fdurteei\ tables, played
fee urn. The most delightful aur-! progressively. Top score was made
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GROVER V. FORRESTER
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