The Oklahoma Guide. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 22, 1914 Page: 3 of 4
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Nervous? |
Mrs. Walter Vincent
igji Jf Pleasant Hlil, N. C..
■£%jj wtsc "Par-three sut&-
ml m0re ' tu,ler«'l iron
Jyl •orvousness, ax!f u{
V®^ P*«i m my fcaok tn#
(f)J sides. art weak sinlcinK
J\ spells. Tbee ibettles ct
Carini, (he siomai'i;
ton'^ Pplieved me erUre-
'T- ' feel Jikc znor.icr
J)l pcacm. wen,"
take
I Cardui „
3g{ The Woman's Tonic
JlJ s rears, %
WT- Cardui has been helping
®J relieve women's u«-
y *eoevary patos and
(S)l building weak wocieii urn
xJ 10 health sad tfrength.
y It will do ttw tame for
<Sj yon, it given a fair iriai.
yV S®. *>•'« wajl. but begin
(S)| taking Cardin today, far
it J its use cannot harm yixs,
5^. And should surelv do you
gf R-72
Service at th<> St-. Paul M. E.
^h-irc'i,, CorKror.d and Peiking
'' • "'t'Mnsraf J I; A. M.
''ext 1 Joim 5.20 ''Tii:-; is
' ,f> tru" R«k1 and otf rai iife"
Prefwl, -is a, 7:30 P. M.. suh-
The Daily Leader
*4 "Th" I-V.wer of Woman".
I® Y t are cordially invitid to
I®
If
"ill' service.
H.
Leading State Paper of
Oklahoma
Official State Paper; Official
| Paper of the Constitutional Con
volition. Contains all the news;
National, State and i*>cal—All
„ the information for the Lawyer,
anady' Pasto1' Merchant, Doctor, Farmer-
1 r V, H. 1 hnpunn of Iowa l\vp
' < - t il « Parle Sanitarium Sun
to' 'li l is 1H il.<! icy ti< i ;n < i i.
Year
STRAT-N-rr
Ok
BEfORE.
H V^P,
.MiNGS
AFTER
Why Have Kinky Haii?'
T> .
Presto , *
<2\ ,
$4.00 Per
By Mail
The Daily Leaderjs the official
j State of Oklahoma. It is a mem
i her of the Associated Press and
j contains th« news of the world.
''"he Leader is the only Simon
pure Democratic paper of the
State. It is ,nost vigorous paper
in the State, editorialy. It discus
| sed editorally each day the great
| question in which the people of
Oklahoma are interested-
The Leader gives the Official
orderof the Corporation Commis
sion and the State Courts decis
ions in full.
Oklahoma (Weekly) Leader
1.00 a year- Address Leader
Printing Co. Guthrie Okla.
PattersonLurniture romLany
£2AKiSEs3E2S | "XSSSSHBBfil IIBMW^a|
UNDERTAKERS.
Plain and Artistic Furniture. Carpets. <S Etc
120-122 V '. Harrison Ave
1}00 Agents Wanted at once
to sell a selfheating sad Iron.
Pay salary or commission' A-
gents make from $15. "0 $20.00
per day. Ladi«s make good re-
presentatives.
Imperial Sad Iron Co.
Fort Worth, Texas.
Box 285-
SfV;iTghfe1)<! tlie most
Rev, If. P. M >rtor, was in last !obst'nate' Couri$ -Kinl^, fcjtir
Saturday from -Meredian he re-
ports every thing moveing
Easily applied, Haitnl ej O'rde
* '
j I ess, Clea i and Lasting. .
■ Apply once Presto and you
hair will become straight instant
"Where no bright dream isbro 'y- tvmain!..gso fdr months with
out an other application.
Presto eradicate Dandruff and
other Diseases of the Hair and
POR
ken, No flower shail Lide in bea
Utys handi
And no farwell bs broken'
Many farmers were in town
last Saturday and some with a
long face-
Scalp. Nothing like Presto in
theWorld.
A package of Presto with di-
rection will be sent post paid se-
curely sealed on- receipt of one
Dollar. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. No sample
sent. Letters answered if stamp
B. Y. P. U. meets every jg endo8ed.
Sunday evening at Macedonia : LAFAYETTE MANUFACTUK
Church at 6 p m. come out qqmi'aiv'y
the meeting you will be inspired DreXa, 1Juildinjr>'
Agents Wanted.
•Mrs. I'aisy Johnson Pres.
Willie G Nichols, Secretary
Mr P, L Anderson, of Paden,
was in Guthrie, last week on
business*
J. W. Vencent died monday
Jan.| 12th. at his home 9 miles
Nouth East of Guthrie. v. as a
prosperious farmer he came here
from Kansas, about 12 years a
go, He leaves a wife daughter,
nnd one son and a host of friends
His son, is a student in Haward
University at Washington, D.C
he arrived home Thursday, 15th
The funeral service was con
ducted by the Rev, Johnson,'pas
tor of Mt. Olive Baptist church
lie remains were inlered in Sum
mit view Cemetery Friday Jan.
lflth, a great many friends at-
tended the funeral.
Bring or scud us your Job
work we will give satisfaction
NE«IU> IS WILLED >200,000
Wilmington, Del. -Levi A.
Taylor, a farmer of Newark Del
has come into a fortune of 9200.
000 including a piece of land ill
Atlanta C ty N J. by the will
of Mrs, Sui-ie Brighter a white
Woman who died recently. Mr-
Taylor worked for Mi's, Brighter
19 years.
NEW FEATHER BEDS ONLY $7.40
.b jt^rtory, ca h*llb order. All New Live Foath-
k r>«<t 8oz. A. O. A. Ticking. Batiofsctlnn Outran*
THfd or mouwy back. Prompt
hlpmmit. Ordt-r to-day or
writ* for fre« oaulrnme.
We givo bunk jpfereitcoa. a
SOUTHERN flATHtR
AN3 PILLOW CO.
QMSNMOflO, H. C,
AGENTS WANTED
To Sell
The Magic Shaving Powder
It gives a Clean Quick shave
Without the use of a Rasor.
For further Particulars write
THE SHAVING POWDER
COMPANY.
Savannah Ga,
PULLMAN CAR
TERS WANTED
Earn as Much as $125.00 to
$150.00 a Month,
We train reliable colored
men by mail to become sleep-
ing car porters in 30 days
positions everywhere; big in
comes in salary and tips; a
an ce to see the country;if
you are making less than $25
per week write today for free
booklet; learn during spare
me American Servi ce School
Dept. L 80 5th Av.,
B NEW YORK CITY
Helndosr mom.
It !a gtat«4 that an immense bed of
the beet relndoer mou has boon dis-
covered near the mouth of the Poronnl
river in Kamchatka. Tito bed extendi)
I to ft distance of aeventy-flvo mile
alotift the conets, has a width of over
nine miles and a depth of *tx feet
This kind of moss 1> oned to th« mnti
ofacturo of cardboard.
Teloph n« Proposal Won ■rltj,.
One of the Polish bellaa of Huljolw
*a' married a short tlni. «so to •
•ultor who used the telephone to pro
pom to her, thvu beating out thr««
rivals who resorted to the malls.
The bride elect attended a daru- to
Biirinjflold and made a tremenooiu
Wt. '
Three roung men. after pondorrtf
ferventlr over her charms, wrote r-
posals. All proposals came tn u
•ante mail the next day.
llut Just before the mall arrived the
fourth suitor, :nore enterprising than
btB follows, called the girl to a ptij
stutlon telephone, proposed and was
accepted.
The plrl went home and found th«
three pro^pal lettors. Hut «ho wu
faithful tu her telephone sweetheart
antl had her troup.seau purchased w itn-
In & fow d.-\ys.—Now E'ifla'ka Tele-
phone Toplci.
Dubious Work, |
More than thirty years ngo, when
Colonel Probel of Atlanta was eaJled
on to r.age the water In a neighboring
stream, he oDe day had an amusing '
encounter with an old farmer who
came along on a wood cart, drawn by
&n ox.
When ho reached tho colonel, he
stopped the cart, and Inquired, per-
emptorily:
"What oa 'arth are them men doln'
tharT'
"They sre trying to find out how
many bueketfuts of water run down
this creek In 24 hour*," suld tile col-
onel.
"Mister, arc that a true factT" asked
the former.
"Yes. thnt's Just what tt ts," Bald
the colonel.
"Well, mister," snld tho old man,
In a tone of much disapproval and
anxiety. -It mought be nil rlfcht, but
It do appear to me such doln's arc on-
constitouttonal" — YoutCra Compan-
ion.
C ur«.h Directory
oven •• years
experience
,®l
a nron# iotiillnj
trade iviarks
ocgiqks
copvriohts Ac.
■ ak«lch Uttd dtK(Tltillni\ may
— our opinion froo wlioihor au
■it I* |>nin*t.ly ratmitnhla, <'
rlcily round*,,tfal. HflHUBOOK
>•. Oldoat ajjonoy for T-
WflCHINE MAKES NOODLES
Complete Little Manufacturing Plant
In Italy That Will Cut the Goods
MTo Order.'
A noodle machine is a eomplcto lit-
tle manufactures plant lu iuelf, and
will turn out In a thort time noodle?
enouRh to supp'y tLo town. It can bo
operated by hand or by meehauieal
power. It requires only about one
eighth of a horsepower to run the
larger-sized machine.
1 ho macLino can be adju£ted In i
Focond mo as to cut tho noodles differ-
ent sizes, from the width of a throne
up to half an inch. Although a small
machine, it Is mighty in the work It
porforinB. It may be placed where
customers can Bee it. and tho noodles
"cut to order."
Contrary to trenoral supposition,
noodles aro also used for dlshc* other
; than soup. Noodls soup tn ltiiolf,
however, ij a dish relished by nearly
everybody rpgardlers of aatlonaJtty.
j The noodles must, of courae, first., le
boiled by tho housewife, alter wbjcli
I Uioy may Le served In various ways,
j The Uormans o/ton ssive noojles
p'iiii'iu I w"h German prunes Noodlou may
" j I'® served with milk seasoned to
suit tho taste with salt and hutter
tptcmi nvuee, wiitiout oititr^g, la tb«
Sdcttiilfic Jfracrlcan. ih7 ^Th0
A hnnd.Qmoly III,,Hrated w««klr. I.arteat dr. llalIans luko OOolced noodles, add
vulMtloii at Iitif auleiitiuo Journal. Tarma. $4 • Seasoned tCinatoeH an.! I.nba. .«,
)«ar; four tuomlta, |L Sulci bf nil uewadeAVeriT „anu tor half
^MkvssiSBW jABsaws:
«7uttiruon oome *na ocionce. them and adding chopp«id nuts
frulL—Uakei'd Weekly.
Warner Ave Conjfl. Church
' or. 7th. and Warner ^ve>
Sunday School at 10 A. 11.
Preaching at'll, A- M
\ oun«f People's Met ting at tP.S
rhe pvblio is ccrc Hy invkatf
to attend thee services.
Beebee Chaple C. M. E.Ck
urch Directory
Sunday Scliool at 930 A. AC
<■ w . 'J'aytor, otipt.
Preaching Sutulay at
and at 7:30 P M
C. F. Moore,Pastor
1" FIRST BapTI^T CHL'Rtf
Sunday SciiooJ 9;30A. n,
Preaching'.... n n; m.
C- Y. P U p.
Preacliinm
i p: m;
Rev, 11. A. VVIiitaker |)Mstor.
Ji Derandamie, Clerk,
• THE MACEDONIA BAPTIST
CHURCH
Sunday Scliool 9:ao a. m-
reach:n«; 11 a m. and 7:30 p.m-
B' Y P- U. 5. p. m.
Rev S. A. Clark Pastor
Joshua Nichois Ch- Clerk
fltii-cb omn«j.
^wTf.mon oomu *na ociumco.
It can now be wseu how littlo truth
thei e id in Hu#ley'a much quott*d dlo-
turn that science la organized common
Bcnsu. That la precisely what science
la not Science is a wholly different
kind of knowledge from common
semte at almost ever7 point To com-
mon sense, the sun revolte« about the
earth; to Beience, tho contrary is an
established fact. To common bense, a
piauo* ia till ami etatlooary; to cl
tnco it Is a group of rapidly revolving
tenters of energy. To common tense
water Is a true element; to acicuce. il
Ae You Like It
The t*ed. worn, nnd gullelefts-look
lug Individual sauntered up to the
desk of the clerk in a southern hotel,
•nd quavered, as he drew from hit
wallet a yellow bill. "FrUnd. will you
kindly give me Ave silver dollars lu
exchange for this memento of the
good old confederate days?"
The clerk glanced quickly at the
proffer >d bill, ainlled to himself, tossed
A. R.
J«e. JJowkcr-MoXJall,
meet every Secoinl a«d
Satur-lays AfteiiHKiu in
••imuli.
wt •
t'otirtk
Philadelphia Pa-
Agents wanted, either sex.
Pres-o is a money maker.
For Wetkim sad Lass of Appetite
The Old StarwIarH i*n«ral strrnirlhenin* tonic,
GROVE'S TASTELESS chiUTONIC, dnraimt
AJ a Una and build* up the ayaStoi. A tr e tton.c
and ami Appeturr. For aduksM*! chiidra*.
In the Country Gentlemen
a Farm Journal Published in
in Philadelphia. In the issue
of Januaay 3. 1914— Under
the caption Two Million
Farm Hands and the way to
to handle Negro Labor.
By Booker T. Washington
Wp would.be pleased ifall the
eading people would take titne
to procure the Country Gentle -
men of Jan. 3, 1914 and read said
rticle • We think it wouM be
helpful to both races.
And There They Stop.
*The city fathers provldo soap and
water for the slums. In the form of
excellont schools, kindergartens, and
| branch libraries. And there they
stop, at the curbstone of the people's
Sub.) '"*• Thoy cleanse and dlsclpltno
the children's minds, but tuelr bodice
they pitch Into the gutter."—llary
Antln.
Helsna, Ga. .City Marshall
was shot and almost instant!
killed here Tuesday morning by
an unknown Negro.
The marshall rccieved a mes
sage to arrest the Negro on arri
val of Seaboard train No. 11. As
the NW'o tepped from the train
and starts" to walk away mar-
shall halted him The Negro tur
ned and lirad. three shots two
taken effect on hitting tha rna/1
hall's hand the other his heart
Marshall drew his pistol shoot-
ng the Negro i¥ times, stand
ing over the Negro snapping his
empty gun several tim *s turning
AGENTS WANTED
Agent wanted take
scription for the Atlanta Ga.
Tri-Weekly Constitution.
Valuable premiums for sub „ ',39jap r®'38' J8f>° <«j wu
r 1* o®11 suoi)j padcu| *u|Aioji 3<qV
scribers, liberal commissions 1 J°l adom op m* s^atirojv eoqsiuje[q
I juejaodrnt asaq) A'pauiaj oj jnjejuo jou
and cash prizes for apents. B| el^:, o - j3ao ubuiom qj uo ^oo|
V , I . P|S1,,,, JIU,AB81 'u,q' B luo''9q j| « tn j not get enough ti
You can make money fast p™ am JU B8auputiai q, to uo ' .* . " "
„ A | *UIII J * iliunsn s| ejoqj oit) pu„
nany small town or along «q ,3t.r •„ aj„ou o, UosJ#d ,a8( Bq,
j |na s« 'g| joasassod 1l puB j a aq,
Kural Koute. Some jo )«0jj u( janf Udo^o aqt jo apis aq,
no seuioo e^u jo dinaiJM jsuy
water la a true element; to acicuce. ti Pro"er?d bill, smiled to himself, tossed
is a compound of atom* of tho famU luto ,he drawer, and counted out
lar hvdroUAIi nnrl n*vaoti T,. the five dllllnro l\>an > v, „ n.. .
lar hydrogen and oxygen. To com
mon sense, the P.oceua stone Is a bit
of trick covered with more or less reg
ular markings, probably with a deco
ratlvc purpose; to science. It is the
key to a forgotten languago and the
open door k> kuowiedgo of a lost civ
lllzntlon.—From a lecture on I'hiiee
ophy by Nicholas Murray Butler.
Wade His Demands Definite.*"*"
The "minimum wage" idea appeals
to one Bntfish boy who was asked the
other day by his teacher to write, as
the daily imposition, a letter to his
father asking for an Increase In pock-
et money. The boy set forth the need
of large funds, and ended with a
courteous demand for a "minimum
sum of money." One of the reasons
for the demand was that the boy did
not get enough taffy to eat and had
the nvo dollars. Wf.en the gulleles
lool.ln* Individual had cone, the clerk
examined the bill he had Just taken
16 He found that tt was. or w 3 not,
• good U. S. bill. Either war yon
take It. It makes a story. It has nerei
been decided which Is the better war
—Puck.
E- M. Nelnoil Adjutant.
ANDERSON^ GARRETT
LAWYERS
Office 103 S. 2nd. St
PHONE 611
any
agents make a good living.
Others make$15.00 or $20.00 „ .raflno3r^p™" 'I""'
■ep u387)02id o) pou{[ou| sum. otj.h *joj
a mouth on the side, solicit-:
' i esnoiiajeis oqi p« iji?mdj m'\ jo noX jo
ing subscription. Address for ™ ,0 i"'1"
° " r noA op oSpiJfl ou mjq oj aia; i
nai-tiriilnrc '011(1 "I Pu,! SpiU{i nora «
| ,I[V,3 OM1(I ouo ,i( 1CII1 ^ s, j H«
TRI-WEEKLY CONTITU j '■'D||p4 p'0Jn^
TION, Atlanta, Ga. DIDfJ'T REMEMBER HIS NAME
Queer Instance of "Stage Fright" at
tho General Delivery Window on
Sunday Morning.
Colored Agents Wanted to
sell lots and land at Could. Ark
This land does not overflow.
We, as a race, must prove to the
warld that in n state of freedom
we have the ability to do ourpar
This land can be b ught at
$25 00 an acre. Write me to
day. I). G- Hill; National Atonic
Grand Master of the National,
Order of the Mos&ic Templars of
America. Office 400 Markham
St. Little Rock. Ark. Res.
Phone 3906. offlice phone 6805.
D. G. Hill.
tn Hit Power.
"How effusively sweet that Mr*
Blender Is te you. Jonney," said With
erell "What's up! Any tender little
romance tfcere?" "No, Indeed—why,
that woman hates me." said Jonesey.
"Rhe doesn't show It," said WltherelL
"Ne, 4>ut she knows I know how oltf
■he II—ws were both borii on the
same day," said Jenosry, "and she's
afraid III tall antibody."— Harper's
Weekly.
6ubj«ct to Appeat.
The decision of a New York Judge
that a man is boss of his own bouae
hold Is probably good Jaw. nnd It will
Etand until overruled by the real boss
of the household—the wife, the cook
or the baby, as the case may be.
The Sclentlflo Butler.
Science in Its more awful forms ts
not confined to schoolboy howlers One
of the %vltty Canon Alnger's stories—
Quoted In Mr. R V. Lucas' delightful
anthology of letters. ;atitled "The Soo-
ond Po: t." — proves It.
At a couutr; house party a maid waa
dreis'.njr a guest's hair.
**I hope. Parker," said the ladr, "yoo
are oomfortnble in yoi?r plsce?"
"Oh, yes. ma'am," the maid replied,
with gn";t warmth "Tho society
down atalrs Is so superlo/. The butler
ieada tho conversation.
"He Is a reflned man." she centtn-
ued. with rlalug enthusiasm. "Indeed,
quite sclent*.1c. He baa been telling ua
-Many people got atr.r® fright at
the general delivery window," eald a
post office clerk "It Is particularly
likely to catch them on Sunday room
In*, when a bis crowd 1.1 lined up ...
\*altlng for mall. Most always they all about evolution, and we quite undsr
recover In tlmo to give their name and tand It now.
address, but once In a while s man "He ravs." thj maid coneludnd ear*,
suffers such n sovore attack oI rao- aatly, "that w<. aro sll desc-n.led (roa
mentai/ aphasia that he hns to step Darwin."—Youth's Companion.
•Fide long enough to remember who
he is
"A queer Incldfnt of this kind toolf
pinco at this window not many Sun* ** —
days ago. The usual Sunday morning
crowd was en hand. In the line was .„ M,rk of Noh"
a man who was struck with tho worst ,0'"' "ar,s T' 7™ „
kind of stage fright the minute he ep ,u" 4 ww,r hu«« m ^
prouched the window. Jt 1. -he cul J'''b n«, ,> pro" ''■etr noble birth
tom for every applicant to .In, out uf 'T Unab" *°.d"
his nam. without beln, s.kod, but " . "rn,klnd; ~<=es del *ht In
that man's trlnd had suddenly become *" ""d> * o™*®""'- ^ul '
such a blank that he had no mors ™ * h,B ' Prl« 10 «* ,or
I (Ira what ho wanted to say than If be ° ,wo «>"«'" • «"«<1
. . . to the ears—for on. cannot call them
had never been christened. At
busy time like that a clerk has no
time to wsste on ln'berllos. so I asked
him to step aside and give the rest ol
the folks a chance. Before he could
make n move the man directly behind
him bscr out atmmeand addr.ss over
his shoulder. The msn'a st<g« fright
vanished Instantly.
" 'That's my name,' h* said
•n earth dtd you know ttr
saw you before.'
" 'Put I bava seen yov,' said
other man
earrings—nnd nnothrr through the
curtilage of th. nose But most fr
eurntly they wear a mass of beet*
on their arsis and lags ant are Mrli
content with that.
Russlsn Sautes AlmeM lattnet
Killing sables la Ruaala. la enUr*
'How llarcgard of future supplies, has r
1 never suited la a steady daellu* la tha oatch.
snd in soma dlatrteu has aearly ef-
.. .... ths leci«d the utermlaatloa of those val
otner man. 'I have Just moved tnts asbte fur boarara; (bo matter has been
the .irartmeat house where you live, takoa up bjr the authorities, and no
I found out from the Janitor who yoe tables *111 be permuted to be caurjnt
.re 1 w:,iit .d tn anow because It Is during tho preaeut ssason. and tbe
STAINED GLASS AND WOMEN
Latter Sometimes Oessrt Churches
Becauae Colors Prom Windows
Put Streaks on Faces.
Churches whoso treasures Include
miuiy stained K'asa windows find that
their anxieties do not und with secur
In* the money to pay for the window
and the artist to execute ths work
"Kvory btt as Important are the
complexions of the women tn nearby
pews, said a minister "I have known
churches to lose valuable parishioner?
because the window nt the hack or
side cast an unheromln* light on a
ln,1y s face That would have hop
rencd In my own church Just a few
day. ago tr we had not considered the
lady's feelings and changed tho d
Sign of the window, whlrh was easier
than changing the lady's new or los
lag her support The pow was n
family Inheritance, having been hand
ed down by win from generation to
generation: therefor. It wua out o!
tho question to move At the same
time rhe had my sympathy tn her re-
volt ngalnat that memorial window
No matter In what part of th. pew she
SSI the g'nss mat a b-lght red soot
rtgnt on tho end of her none and yel
low streaks across her cheeks and
forehead Pven a handsome woman
Hid have been less attractive ftndot
that barbaric Illumination: as my
pin ishlnner had not been particularly
favored by nature those startling Unit
Positively deforming Fortun
sie'v It wss not loo 1st. to change
tfe lower half of the window, snd th.
Imlv n... sits br. -d la a bscomlns
rlok't glow."
A.'iCIENT ISKAi-u USED INK
Writings of Blbl. Times Inserlb.d un
Potsh.rds Hsvs Bsen Found
In Samaria.
"T' ot the ancient Israelites had a
.-heap and easy method of eeudltig writ-
ten messages which was In fairly com
mon us. Is aow as established foot,"
raid rteorge A. Relsnor. assistant pro-
fessor of Egyptology at Harvard, who
(or the laat fourteen years ha* been
conducting excavations In Egypt aad
Palestine. Professor Retanar Juat re-
turned on tbe Csunpanla.
"We were excavating In Samaria,
once capital of tbe northern kingdom
of Israel. In ltot, when we cams upon
the palace of the leraeltto ktnge. )>ast
summer we found on th. floor of on. of
the ohambera of ths palace a number
of potsherds and oa tl .se shards wsre
written messages: they related io
tithes or tun paid to the king, aad
a ere written la ai Ink made of pure
~arbon or lampblaek. Those, perhaps,
are the earlles< specimens of Israelite
work riintstnpnraneous with the Bible.
They were written In the reign of
Uug Ahab."—New York Bvselag Poet
G. N. PERKINS
LAWYER
522 S- 2nd- St. Gumma, Ola
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Club Directory
Excelsior Club meets ths first
and third Thursday in each
month, at 7:00 p. m at the Ex-
celsior Library.
Mrs- J. C- Horton, Preaiftynt
A'r. Geu. Chadwiek, Sec*. 4-'
The Mother's Culture Club
meets at Fir t Bnpt st Chureh.ls
3r.l Thursday eveninx at 7 p. m
I'irst meeting busine.ss meeting
for members only; 2nd, meeting
lor visitors meeting;.
"Mrf' A. Hawk, President
Mrs. G. Butterworth, Hecg
L. L Davis Club meets the
1 and 3 Thursday afternoon in
each month
Mrs. E Jackson, President.
Mrs Ruby Scott Secy.
Margarett Washington Club
meet the 1st and 3rd Friday in
each month, 4: p.m. at raver
High School Building.
Mrs. Geo W. Curry, President
Mrs. H. M Wilson, Secretary
Kindergarten Club But Side
Mrs. Thointin. President- West
5ide Mis M. tillman, I'res
Mieit
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Perkins, G. N. The Oklahoma Guide. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 22, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 22, 1914, newspaper, January 22, 1914; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc96229/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.