Colony Courier (Colony, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 40, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 22, 1916 Page: 4 of 8
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THE COLONY COUR I E R
Colony ^ Courier.
MSIIBO EVERY THURSDAV AT CW-ONY, OKLAHOMA
EiIwmI m mftMr I, loon ri the |H>m nlfies
Colony. Oklahoma, under in* Act • i Man n ». 1KT0.
Edward W. Pavison.
Owair and Pubi.her
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A live Haws Paper, Far Evsry On* In »K« Horn*, $1. A Year.
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JUNE 22, 1916,
W« art* * authorised to anuoonce
tliH follow ini an Democratic Can-
<i I dates before the Primary on
A n | it ft tat. 1910.
Fer Cenfreu 7th Dial.
Hmt Um V. McCLINTIC
far
M. Bain* Davidaon.
Ft SupL ‘Public Instruction
J. M. WALLACE.
ALBERT EATON
Ft Commissioner ’LL Dial.
VIRGIL EVANS
For County Attorney
A. R. ASH.
/
For County Judg•
O. F. RENEGAR.
» •
For County Clork
HOWELL L. RIGSBEE
VASHT1 STONE
For Court Clork
LEE OZB1RN
For County Troaauror
J. W. LAMBRIGHT.
For Sheriff,
DOC HUTCHISON
J. A. STANDERFER
If yotl trade in Oniony yon are
wise,'if not, why not?
Read the adds, and buy front
those who advertise
Work the roads now,
Plant a little Kafir now.
When a merchant, want* yoni
trade, he advertises.
So# ua for Webber Wegom
High and Low wheels, Farm
Trucks.
Colony Mercantile Co.
Crab grass promise., mil cm.
•his year.
SAutoea have hr j„ (|Pll,luld
the past week.
Fsrni hand* have been scarce
•round Oniony the pa*t two weeks
J°*n of Knld, is
visiting friends at the Mlsdon.
This WpPk wj„ ^t|H, fll||Bli
•v*‘HrH harvest
very short, but most of
Hie grain is of good quality.
Mr Unwell L. Rlgsbee, c.ndl-
d*te for Omtnty Clerk was j,
Oniony Monday calling on (be
voters in the inlereats of hh
candidacy.
Mr. and Mia, Win. O.nioh and
daughter, .fimniia, Mr. and Mia.
• O. R. Brogan attended the Chau-
tauqiia at Weatherford Himdsy.
Miss Ida Klein, of Weather*
fnrd, Vjnitod her pnrenta, Mr.
and Mrs. Loui* Klein, .Valmday
(Hid Sunday.
Jca.e P. Gibbs left. Hundav for
Norman to attend the (Ini vorsity,
their school having closed last
Friday. He and his wife have
been employed to teach the same
school again the coining year.
Mr*. G. W. Hartgi*an<t daughter
Florence, have returned from an
-xtended vhit with relatives in
Kansas.
Almost every one in Colony
isve hero attending the Ohtiu-
auqiia in Weatherford thin week.
Mrs Oban Highum is spending
,ht* w-ek in Weatherford.
i
Very few people were in Colony
4»t Saturday, in fact about the
• malleet Saturday crotvd ever
Men here.
Big Kite Wmks display at
Jointly July ^ih at 8:30 1*. M.
tu euie to come.
The Colony Mercantile Co’s
tig Store lias taken on h new
•.ppeurance, brought about by
he addition ot a couple of coats
f paint.
There were no services at the
lissioii Sunday evening, every
•lie attended church at tho school
muse.
Bull games, foot races, Squaw
hall game'snd many other amuse*
menu at Colony July 3rd and 4ih
COME
PATE NTS
SCouTF i..rcu*h ifee Cid. en«Mi?h«d
ofj, ,w;rt o. CO." nre boms quicl-.i/
bought by Mnnutocturcrs.
end report on paieMir.ility.
wnu or no ( * Wilt * for pur Ireu Doom
enu or no i /
of ncuassti invention
1307 Seventh fct., Wa»hiii6ton, P. C.J
got* Sal#—Good June com
seed for sale.
b. A. Mikels, Colony.
Revival This Summer
i
Kev. John Armstrong, Con-
ference Evangelist., has been
secured to conduct the meeting,
He comes to our town to help u*
and all Christians are asked to
wink and pray that the meeting
may he successful.
Committee* are already at work
arranging for the meeting.
LESSOM W
fBy t. O. SELLERS. Acting DireoUr f»
ifi« Sunday School Cour** In In* bloody
Bible In*tltut» ot Chicago.) .
(Copyright by W«*t*rn Xcw»pap*r Vfcloa.j
V
FRL
. NOTICE
We will buy your cream
any day, Bring it in and
give us a trial. We guaran-
tee a careful and accurate
test at all times.
Colony Mercantile Co.
Get Your
Concessions
NOW.
Anyone •wishing Stand right
Concession-1 for the Big Two Llay
Picnic at Colony July 3rd and 4ili
»|)miId apply at once to Dr Jones
COME TO
COLONY
Monday and
T J
I uesaay
JULY 3 & 4.
MUSIC BY
Mountain View
BAND
Fire Works.
At Night.
WWWWISWWISSSS*. ■ -
x LESSON FOB JUNE 25
REVIEW, EBCOND QUiARTR
HEADING LESSON—PhlUi*>lan*Ua-Ui
GOLDEN TEXT — Finally. br*tfir*a.|
wh*t*o«v*r thins* art honoraW*. whstso-,
«ver thins* ar« pure, whatsoever thins*
are lovely, what»oev*r thins* **, ot sops
report; It there b« any vlrts*. and If,
ther* be any praise, think on tk*»e thins*-;
—Phil Cl- ,
Tbs lessons for tbs pdst tbrss.
months extend over s period of per-
haps fifteen year*, from A. D. 17 or 40;
to A. D. 62 or 66. It Is the history
of an ever expending church end the
ever widening influence 4t the work'
which Jesue began and continued to
do after hie reaurrection, through the.
Holy Spirit. No adequate or proper
review can be conducted, without tbs
aid of s map- It none/ ia available,
take a large sbeet of manila paper
and let some of the scholar* make
an outline map showing the strategic
center#, Jerusalem, Damsbcus, Anti*
ocb and a* far west as Philippi, also
the country involved, the coast line
of the “Orest Sea,” she. It le s good
Idea not to locate the chief citlea, but
have pupils attach to the map small,
round, red and white stickers on
which mlgtSt bo printed the name-of
each city. Then other pupils m(ght
trace on the^map the course ot PafuTs
Journeys. If all of this work is dbnt
in the presence of the entire seboefl it
will aid greatly in holding attention
as well as placing before the Bohol*
ars a visible delineation of the lajnds
involved In thidl portion of sacrecV his-
tory. The most outstanding incidents
which have beetf studied during the
past quarter, such.', as the conversion
ot Saul, the healing of Aoneias, the
raising ot Dorcas, Hater s vislt|to Cor*
nelius, etc-, could also be located
geographically by means of thumb
tacks with tags attached. A moat in*
tcre3tlng review would be to organ*
izo in the school a number of travel
dubs. Let each club \come prepared
to give a “travelogue,'*!or travel talk,
describing some of the1 chief events,
such as the Damascus* journey, a
journoy to Joppa, to Cyprus, to Iconl*
urn, from Antioch to Jerusalem, etc.
Let the pupils write out their ac-
counts and aa each ia written have
some scholar indicate on the map the
places involved, and others hang up
in plRin sight of the entire school a
place of cardboard bearing a single
sentence indicative of the leading las*
Won of the event described. This lat-
ter will mean to use a sentence lot;
parts of sentences as; “Wo are lien
of like passions aa you." The ele-
ment of contest could bo employedkby
having all the pupils in a given/de-
partment bring such sentences relat-
ing to the lessons on cards, an>l let
that scholar who can bring the great-
est number of sentences be declared
the winner. The teacher aotust of
course help materially in suchia con-
test by direct suggestion and/by en-
couraging the pupils to undertake the
task before them.
For the adult and older f'teen age
classes it might be well totesslgn to
different scholars a number of great
problems which have been {treated in
the lessons of tho quarter, and let
each come to the class prepared to
read a brief easay or to >dilscuas the
subject assigned, relating It of course
to the work of the review- fLesson
I.) “How the Holy Splidt converts
men today.” (Lesson Vh “How can
the church be aroused to the great
work of missions.” (Lfesson VIII)
“The Perils of Popularity." (Lesson
XI) “The conditions of safivation" and
so on. Another Interesting plan
.would be to have different members
of tho class prepare at ‘homo a brief
synopsis of the chief characters ot
the quarter's lessons.
8uch a use of charts is valuable In
that It appeals to the eye, is a real
test of knowledge and helps to sys-
tematize our information for future
use.
The facts of ths quarter era about
aa follows:
Lesson I. The Risen Christ by hla
overwhelming glory conquers his bit-
ter enemy, Saul.
Lesson II. Men are healed and the
dead raised by the power of the Ris-
en Christ.
Lesson III. Peter, the Jew, Is pre-
pared aud Cornelius, the Gentile, Is
called to a momentous conference.
Lesson IV. Jew aud dentils alike
receive the gospel and era sealed by
the Holy Spirit.
Leasuu V. The Riseu Christ by hla
angol delivers his servant, Peter.
Lesson VI. Tho Holy Spirit calls
Barnabas and Saul to a world min-
istry.
Lesson VII. The preaching of Christ
cauees separation.
Leseon VIII. The Power ot the Ris-
en Christ heals ths lams aud revives
Paul.
Lesson IX Christ, who fulfilled ths
Jewish law, removes its burden.
Lesson X. Lydia's open-hearted r»
Spouse to the gospel.
Lerfkon XI. The temperance lesson
shows our relations to others In ths
Kingdom.
Lesson XII. Tbs Over Present
Christ delivers hts servants and con-
victs and saves Uts siuhardsusd
_________________a
Teepe Topics.
ly Oar laEsia Camp depart**
Martha dray Use and Mary In-
kanish have br uglit beef and arc
going to give bhR feast to Clinton
Cheyenne* for Ihe honor of their
two chiloren, Richend* Merrick
and George In'xanish. They have
come home for vacation from Has-
kell Institute, |,aY.reuce Kansas.
Ella JLifctle Bird and her two
children Joe ami Rosa have gone
to grandpa Little Birds allotmsut
to spent law days with Little
Bird family,
George lnkanieh and his brothers
Jos aw'j Jimmie are riding around
in George’s Ford car that Georges
pare>its bought for him at Hydro
not long ago.
•m
’Martha Gray less gave Rue big
H.tiner for the benifit for her
'Aughter, Kichenda. All of the
Colony Cheyennes and Arapahoe*
vers invited to this fine dinner.
The women took home lota of the
;ood things they could not eat
hey ill had another supper out
•f this feast.
Oecsr Bull Bear and family are
out on Washita visiting Oliver
Barber and wife, Mad Woman
Sitting Down, Oscar will have
lots fish to eat out there. Indians
say there are lots of hah and tur-
tles on Wasluta River.
Naco Washee and John Moore
have been hauling sand and roek
for Mary Bents house north of
Theodore Hsury’s place. The
Government is going to put up
up house for hnr on some lots
belonging to N»cn,
i.M umber of Arapahoe* from Col-
ony went out to Onahoe's to hav»»
council with Mr. Taylor from
Washington.
Thunder Bull went to Clinton
to he at ihe Council Mr. Taylor
is going lo have with Clinton
Cheyennes,
Mountain is hauling willows
from Wsshita for his summsv
house, Mountain it going to nsa
this for eating house.
If you nwwd anything to
the way of HarntM w# can
surely supply you* ha Mira to
see us bofora buy tog.
Colony MarcantllaCa*
• ssmmMNB
The Mountain View Band will
he here for the Big Celebration
July 4th, be cure to hear them.
This is one of the best bends in
the country slid ths committee
are indeed fortunate in getting
them.
CHURCH SERVICES
At the Mission this summar
Sunday;
10 to 11 A. M. Sunday School.
8 to 9 P. M. Regular Church
Services.
Friday;
8 to 9 Meeting for Prayer and
Counsel, for everybody.
SUNDAY SOHOGL.
Reese Kincaide, Superintendent.
Indians Interpreted class,
Reese Kincaide iq charge.
•Small Children's class
Miss Lena Wilcox, in charge,
Intermediate Childrens data
Miss Mary Jensen in charge,
Regular Church Services
June 25th and after
Geo, Steininger in charge.
Clothaa Claanad and
Proseed at Colony Barbar
Shop.
Wo are now proparod to
do auto Livery, and vulcan-
ize tuboa.
Humbargar & Humbargar
Make Um Pal e-face Good.
- o-
Ry John Yaller Cat, Colony, Okie.
—Cl-
One time in Oklahoma,
Indian heap sure bad, ^
Hale face kept encrnaohiri’,
Make nm Indian mail.
Hut on war paint, kill um,
Then U. 8. soldiers come
An’ Indian scoot for Texas ‘ccpt
In Roger Mills camp some.
Most all squaws, papooses.
Old men, young giria an' hoys. '
One morning hcHpmiich early
Sure hear it awful noise (brass hand)
Run out to see what's matter,
II S. soldiers shoot
An' kill um Indians awful had,
Man named George sure do it.
Squaw try to save papoose,
Shoot pale lace with it how.
An' heap sure keep a shoot in’
Till some pule-fnce lay low.
Mny-l>e-so George got shot boiiis,
Indian say "he muster,”
Legend say "that’B how got name,
Wiien George got stung, he Custer."
After while same George
Chased -Sitting Bull end others
Way out to Little Big Horn,
No (all act like'brothers,
But that thus Indian make mil
Pale-face good for eiiore,
Reap sure he unvali, nevali, uevah
Custer any more,
Jl . A-a-akl
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