Muskogee Times-Democrat from Muskogee, Oklahoma • Page 5

CMCUE oooooo oooooo Mrs. G. THINGS OF INTEREST-FOR THE HOME We're For 'Em If Don't Expose "Ankle To Knee" AT HOME FOR GUEST. Miss Mabel Wrigiey cave an inform- at home Ttearsdty evening to awt her guest. Miss Peart Beach.

The decorations were in a color note of pink 'and white. The mantle was bank with greenery and and large Jardinieres of pick and white blossoms were priced through the The piano was banked with pink roses and sweet peas and a program of music was given daring the evening by Misses Wilma Plank and Blake. Punch was by Misses Doris De- Valon, Amber Flamm and Ruth Wentworth and, three young girts. Mildred Wrigiey. Doris Shoemaker and Lillian Duncan assisted in serving the io? coarse.

The guests enjoyed cards and various games and Miss Wrigiey anl her mother were astssted in entertaining by Mrs. Earl Bohannon. Mrs. Lytes. Mrs.

C. H. Condon and Mrs. H. E.

Condon. Billie Burke Sees "Old Glory" In London and Her Heart Beats Faster DR. O. E. GODDARD HOME.

Dr. O. E. Goddard of this city returned Friday from Waynesville, X. where he had been attending the general missionary conference of the M.

E. chorch south. Dr. Goddard says this is the greatest missionary conference he has ever attended. There were thousands of people there from ail over the south and many returned missionaries.

During the conference an offering was made for mission amounting to more than one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Dr. Goddard win give a report of this conference at the St. PauFs church Sunday morning and at the First M. E.

church south. Sunday night. Mrs. J. T.

Juries left today Wainwright where she win he guest of If. H- Middleton the week end. for the flT A meeting -sf the Daughters of thej Confederacy was held this morning at the home of Mrs. Saras 501 Market) street, with Mrs- Sams and her mother. Mrs.

D. J. Eudieman. as hostesses. The meeting was largely attended, the plans were discussed for the entertainment of the confederate veterans and the Daughters of the Confederacy the state who will hold their state convention in Muskogee in September.

The visitors will bp entertained the Sons of Confederate Veterans in Muskogee and by the General Forrest A number "rings your heart to your throat, chapter of the V. D. C. of entertainment features planned. Ther win be a is gladdened by that ensign of I all for the beautiful Oklahoma girls white and blue you feei that al- who will serve as sponsors for the va- ways you will do oil you tan to make rious camps.

A reception will be held! yourself worthy representative of on the second of the convention! the republic it represents, ard on the third night ther will wh en fa a strange land you see given a program in which will be rep Society Personal Miss Katherin Fast is of Mr grandparents. Mr. DeVinna. the gcest and Mrs. NEIGHBORHOOD PICNIC.

Every year for the past five years the people who lire in the 500 block on Lawrence street have held a neighborhood picnic on the lawn of some one of the homes in that block on th Fourth of July. This afternoon the celebration was held on the lawn ot E. Million's home. SOS Lawrence street. Thf families who attended the pienfe included aboat seventy-five persons.

Each family Jnj the block prepared a share of the elaborate picnic supper that was served and the families who part in the picnic were those of Forrest. A. McGarr. D. Powers.

V. A. Sappenfteld, Du- Bots. J. J.

Harmon. Otho Jamison. G. Million. A.

W. Hilton and H. 51. Chesnott. GAVE MORNING DANCE.

The mambers of the dab gave a sunrise dance at park thtr morning. A special car left; town at 4 :30 o'clock this mornings taking the dancers to the park' and; guests danced from five to eight o'clock. A seven piece orchestra" played for dancing and about sixty, guests enjoyed the morning returning to town at-ft. o'clock for" breakfast. New Way Cora Cure, GETS-IT, Quick, Sure! Never Tried It Marwri How It Makes Corns Vanish There never was anything "GETS-IT" tor corns, ami (lucre isn't anything like it It is com (By Billie Burke.) London, July 4.

is nothing which brinjrs out the latent patriotism than American citizen like seeing our flag floating on the breeze in a foreign land. resentatires from many parts of the state. After the business meeting of the chatter the hostesses, assisted by Mr. Charles Reed and Mrs. Martin G.

Miller served delicious iced watermelon. lot of folks say that the silt skirt; is Fmimiittt. outrageous, a menace. m-f decent ana ugty. Newspapers have been urged to an the fhfmftTe of shocked modesty.) audi with the needle of Journalistic wrath and thread at editorial rtghtemiwiif sew up the offirwRiisd VttSm we are tmalteraBIy opposed to stitsi, we are ta favor of other young MiKMyTy duced here weaxfns both varieties of alitsw OBm of which we approve and one of which we do set The extreme sift we do net of.

It typlOee a polite fiction; with which who are slaves ta fash- tan, drag; thefr qonactences. It is. that a sift skirt mar "disclose the ankle to the knee. Dr. and- Mrs.

J. Hutchlnss White left today Lake Geneva. to spend some time. They wili make the trip overland in jheir There Are Seven Ages of Love When flying there arises before your mind's eye the form of John Adams in the old state house, and you the words. "Sink swim, live or die, survive or perish.

I give my heart and hand to this vote." see coming down the staid Philadelphia street shock-headed boy, shouting, 'Ring, grandpa. rin.r." "Ton feel the clapper the old state bell within your heart Ton know that liberty is born. "That flag is not a bit of ras as yon often called it, but a sanctuary, i under which four million people in '51 crept with outstretched hands and 'streaming eyes asking for liberty, so- lace- and peace. I "That flag is the real heart drama of the greatest nation on this earth; every crimson bar across its white is a scpne and every star upon Its field of is an Cream Cake Inquiries among a large number of women using The Cook 's Book" showed this to be their favorite cake redpe. It is easy to; make, certain to turn out well if Bak- foe Powder is used, and may "lue put together with almost any filling-'er Cream Cake By Mrs.

Janet McKctuie Hill, Editor of the Boston Cookies; School Magazine. One-half cup butter; 1 cup folks of 2 beaten, light; cups mfiedjunar; level teaspoonfulm Baking Ptneder; cup cold water; whites of beaten dry. Cream the batter; add the sugar, yolks of and water; then the flour, sifted three: times wita the taking powder; lastly the' wattes of eggs. Bake in two or. three layers; aot these together I with cream filling, and dredge the top with confectioner's i DR.

G- A. SMITHETT Physician and Burgeon Rooms 228-5 Equity BWg. Special I attention to ney Bladder Diseases. Day and Xisht Phone. 137ft.

Kid- BEazcs! You've No Business Having' Corns. Use "GETS-IT," They'll Vanish! cure on a new prlnctpte. Pot it on any corn in two, seconds; ft stops the corn begins to shrivel and disappears. It never fails. Simplest thing you ever saw.

So fnssy bandages, BO greasy salves to tarn healthy flesh "peety an-i raw, plasters that make coma bulge oat. Tour corns won 't pttll and hart 'way up to your heart. Lay aside ycraar fenife and razor No mere i and tugging and wincing, no mere bCeedrnft no mors dangn- of Mood poison. "GETS -IT" never hurts healthy it is safe, painless, quick, sure. For warts, calluses and bunions, too.

is sold at all druggists at IS cents a bottle, or sent on receipt cf price by K. Jt Cfefeagu, Isold En Moskogae by Geo Mornart Drag Cb. Says Winnie Lee, "And Each Has a Different Name For fte Gift of the Little Blind God" CHAPTER I. I To twenty-four, loving a man means Si fhey are going to omit the word spoiling from the English marriaze serv- EJct twenty-seven has prohabfy re- cce. if the have turned more than one diamond ring their way! and she no longer flatters man.

"Does Or. the dispatches tell us, the wo- he really love she inquires, want -the-vote will compro- Love is skeptical at twenty-seven. mise if they can get "the Thirty seldom asks questions aboat bfe ELSerted in the groom's re- heart affairs I have often wondered Every school fensws that the an-t 3 I believe it is because all the kte not txssaS. to the knees. The-' Women, in general have not a fine' married thirties are very content with the ankla tof 35 33 yi "CArvf -rafues, and so, whether 1 their new families, and all the unmarried thirties are' ambitiously making their reputations in business.

If thirty does query she says: "He ft may net be a very nice n-r word so we3 defined the every-1 is perfectly respectable and bis salary Bat we eanase believe tisx eves rr everywhere wBi know what it is But do you tbinjc I lo Ioconsatios cart be as an. ex-1 tT attt aktrt that "discicHea the must also disclose calf-; esmpr.iE!ii*e or lose-, tne sol- We do not approve of sux will, by their activity, ac- Bhows the calf- We are rxz. ssvter-f they will get that cuse for wearing this sreirt. Stores do not ordtrargy keep Tcnee- Trfgtr slits fa aScfrtc in dressers' nmat go to thefr tailors and dreassnalKTs for tlterc And they cay to those experts: "Please make the slit to that it wEl dtacleae the anile to the Tha other type of aUt otae! Tfc-rr. it jseffirasiass woald stop their mflftatmg totEg to £et a reairy important word atta its exact gwantng.

I ifScnr thiose seffragets sgvezui abroad in the -r 'd. For though we can, of we fctaaw a woman's age I efius by tfcs? word she safest! Cf wtOth Wm Is cute, for -twf," that cot help us TrMffh cod cottve-rfect. 1' a 'f what actaally means Btpefmetst prtf-na, ft. Pin I get along with his mother?" The practicai element is strong in the tore of thirty. of a tis skirt tngffthsr and the wearer win he to step utx elep.

Bat with silt wtQ be able to a striae It tectum wir trfppfiig. COKE SCRAPING. that Ets -i have a Asaerti -an Co, he aerssed t-p The Prettiest Girl In Town nsst7 fee eertnta, tx txm of Ote fitlt far wtn. tfese hrfgUi ttnlHixt tare, l.t*. Ibrnt Koccrftrg skin.

tout tretb that a tiscy, tamtiinte Uvsr tzer ty that etsry. Probably, theatfz. rca with a Vw, it the ftaer VODOltAX fast ttaAty a erfppfe a Hi VODOLAX a poeftfre cr, ft asA. brftsex CcntXTt pfUh strtivVty liver, mtoaach tcrt ot'tte liver wfc Me Calriewf and flmtmt mfitut The eC TOtMXLAX are ft tafecst ftp the neat fatportase part of work rfsrht firm kare oft" Oct boute JJAX em year way fcaw (oefgbt. Take, a Bttle stf bedfhwe.

Town feel itoe to- mmum mmd tmrnt tt tea, Tfcerc's a ftalle tw ewey IVaPVWaw Taa Fer Cewgfcs Whets a girl writes roe a request for a acd rays that is tsfaiaated" is Kvjttr She to twe of a long a 6vre ftscosspFeiietiifble, intnieas- Ac4 hates yyu bon- that her favor- Stcp a fore which ftaBjorary; "1 a for adnsfJa that msach and no B5 la the re- ttBifi'se fc'-t ttftvifKixiy iiir It. iittu wtil 1 tit in bur vvry vaiiie she acta fjn iter fruity sxtf. eAfjTf tAm," If they qsaT' SA t'b'- fs Were fomnUte bereetf itvitza funeral bim. would f. Ks tike a rootfeer, eras to tawi OxnOam et aoefca, This Afternoon or Tonight Thirty -five says "love" unashamedly, bat says it only once, as if it were not a cheap word to be used carelessly to a stranger.

Of course, no woman ever falls ta love after she is thirty -five. Convention does not permit it. She must cherish the dream of her past, even unto keeping her heart sacred to the maB-wbo -never -came. Bat ail ages ask: "What fa I don 't know. But I am going to tell you what "the seven ages of love" seem to me to be.

am going to write ft in seven chapters. Then, when you have rea .1 them, if you con figure out what really i Is. I I am mare It yoa, or the EngfhFb osfl-f or anyone else can, re wi have to worry aboat or tdli otber word in the aietUmarr'. Said the Highball to the Cocktail; "Let drown dttek, 1 For IX Bryan and T. Roosevelt Sore bar put its on the LIKE THE Poor man's a systematic fool; Why don't be wear tow elMbes? Gee, fee eonld be eo nfee and eoef In font thin gown and hvxe.

'A rousing good time for everyone. Swii 1(111 1 tiag. Coasting. Dancing Fire Works Store on the Ground No Restrictions on Noise Take the kids oat and lei tbem hare a real good time romping over the beautiful park Bhooting fye-endc- en, etc Extra Car Service A big 4tb of July Celebration if us progreM At Gibson Kg crowd and lots of fun there. Interarban cars wiH take yon to Fort Ctbson in 45 annates, One-fourth cup sifted flour; tew spoonful matt; I cup hot milk; egg.i beaten light; cup sugar; 1 Uaspoomfit' vanilla extract; 1 ounce choeolatm.

Mix Soar and salt with a very little stir into the hot milk and cook ten ftneotes; add the -i and stir until melted and evenly blended with the now miztare, then beat in the cfa" mbxd with the. and lastly the nauk. Yoa peed the KC Book, i this and 19 other defirincs rec frtt upao receipt ot the odbred packed in every 2S-cent can el Baking rowder. Send ta the Mfg. RIPE WATER MELONS Ice Cold jfJantaloupeft, all kindajogf frmta, beTries an tables kept perfectly an Jwn lag, modern-cold plant.

When yon bny from as yon pay no more, get them as crisp as when-first brought from the fann, or owhard. And them ice eold, ready (serve without delay or waste oft iec. AfterThe yon will need to paufay for orer Sonday. Ovipedal OttxMJbilav Plioiiolor fodl JttfOff aOd WV 8llfc0 JOB) rfo itaple or yonhwith the vwyj Herns' if Dodson's Cash Grocery and Market St -Phoned BCSSXB rnou QVO AT IGWAM Jkmoama no. 4.

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