The Indian Journal from Eufaula, Oklahoma • Page 6

PAGE NUMBER SDL THE INDIAN JOURNAL THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1936. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE BY PUBLICATION State of Oklahoma, Mcintosh County. In The District Court Of Said County. J. B.

Ainkle, Plaintiff, vs. Minnie Airjkle, Defendant. No. 1461.: THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA To Minnie Ainkle, GREETING: Said defendant will take notice that she has been sued in the above Court for an absolute divorce on the grounds of desertion, and plaintiff and you, said defendant, must answer the petition filed therein by said plaintiff on or before the 30th day of April, 1936, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment for said plaintiff will be rendered accordingly. Attest: Ernest Kirby, Court Clerk.

C. H. Glazner, Attorney for Plaintiff. Published March 19-26 and April 2, 1936. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Whereas, the following and hereinafter described lands and premises have heretofore been acquired by Mcintosh County, State of Oklahoma, by virture of the provisions of the re-sale Tax Laws of the State of Oklahoma; said property being described as follows; Lots 1, 2 and 3 In Block 16 in the Town of Rentiesville, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma. A bid of Ten (10) Dollars has been made for said property by one E. B. Moore together with all expense incident to the sale of said property. Notice is hereby given that I the undersigned County Treasurer of Mcintosh County, State of Ok- will sell at the above de- icribed property at public out cry to the highest and best bidder for cash in front of the east door of the Mcintosh County Court House, in Eufaula, Oklahoma on Monday, April 6th, 1936, at Ten o'clock A.

M. of said day subject to the approval of the Board of County Commissioners of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, the successful bidder to pay all cost of advertisement and all other expense incident to said sale in addition to the amount hid for said property. If there be no bidder at said sale who shall bid a higher price than the bid herein set out then said property shall be sold to the original bidder for the amount of his bid for same. The sale to be subject to the approval of the Board of County Commissioners for Mc- Intsh County. Oklahma.

Witness my hand and seal this the 10th day of March, A. 1935. J. F. Burnham.

County Treasurer of Mcintosh County, State of Okla. Published March 12-19-26 and April 2, 1936. State of Oklahoma, County of Mcintosh, ss. In The District Court In And For Said County and State. Lou Hammers, Plaintiff.

Vs. Albert Hammers, Defendant. No. 7460. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO ALBERT HAMMERS, DEFENDANT, GREETING: You will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court in the above styled and numbered cause of action by Lou Hammers for an absolute divorce and the care and custody of the minor child of Lou Hammers and Albert Hammers upon the grounds of gross neglect of duty and abandonment and desertion for more than one year next preceeding the filing of the petition in said cause and that you must answer the De- tition filed therein by said plaintiff on or before the 1st day of May, 1936, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment rendered in said cause in favor of the plaintiff and against the defendant, granting a decree of absolute divorce and granting to the plaintiff the care and custody of the minor child of such marriage.

Witness mv hand and seal of said court this the 17th day of March. 1936. Ernest Kirby, Court Clerrk. (SEAL) H. B.

Parrls. Attorney for Plaintiff. Published March 19-26 and April 2-9, 1936. and that unless you answer the petition of the plaintiff herein on or before the 7 day of 1936, said petition will be taken as true and a judgment will be rendered for said plaintiff and against you. and each of you, decreeing plaintiff to have a lien upon the following described land, situated in Mcintosh County, State of Oklahoma, to-wit: The Northeast 'i of Northeast '4 of Section 10, in Township 18 North, Range 15 East of the Indian Meridian, except 1 acre in a square form in the Southeast corner thereof, to secure the payment to plaintiff of the sum of $5.58 together with interest thereon at the rate of 10 percent per annum from January 25, 1934, and $630, with 10 percent interest from January 1, 1934, and $60.

attorney fee, and $13.21 with 10 percent Interest from December 13, 1933. and $12.84 with 10 percent interest from November 18, 1935, and $12.15 with 10 percent interest from March 2, 1936, and $9.60 with 10 percent Interest from Sept. 2, 1932, and $10.85 with 10 percent interest from Feb. 25, 1936, and $9. With 6 percent interest from February 26, 1936, and for all costs of said action, and a further judgment decreeing the names arid identity ofall persons who were or are entitled to share in the estate of Rosanna Pitman, deceased, and the proportion or part thereof which each of said heirs was or is entitled to receive and quieting title to said real property, and ordering that said real property be sold, without appraisement, according to law, in satisfaction of said indebtedness, and forever barring and foreclosing you, and each of you, of and from any and all right, title, interest, lien, estate or equity of redemption in or to said real property, or any part thereof.

Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this 21 day of March, 1936. Ernest Kirby, Court Mcintosh County, Qkla. (SEAL) E. C. Hopper, and Earl Bohannon, Attorneys for plaintiff.

Published March 26 and April 29, 1936. 0 1 instructed to Issue--warrants 1909 J. F. Burnham, salary county 0 amnnnt flowed ithrough or by resale tax deed, treasurer. 14r the amounts aHowed.

On motion by B. Reynolds and 1910 E. W. Gray deputy county Claim A seconded by 0. W.

Youngblood, the Anwd-igaid Board Until subject to call. MOWS deputy county treasurer llQ.OO 1911 J. H. Young salary county ex- Claim No. 1989 M.

M. Phillips, supplies $10.00 else board roadwork 1912 C. R. Aingell salary, county '1W1 A.J- excise board .12.00 KM Taylor 1 2.50 1913 T. 1 Brotton, salary, countyU993 H.

G. Pendley, roadwork 48.50 excise board 1914 Scott Bailey, 1915 12.00 salary, janitor 70.00 H. Courtney, salary, special help assessing 12.00 1916 Lula Kidd, stater emergency relief ...1.41 1917 Raymond Stone, salary, extra help assessing 1918 R. M. Butts, salary, extra help assessing .10.00 1919 Ralph Wright repairs 1920 A.

A. BlanKenship, salary, special help assessing 10.00 Frank Nelms, 994 R. K. O'Bannon, roadwk. 18.00 1995 E.

Parker, roadwork 30.00 1096 J. E. Garrett, supplies 125.61 .997 Bartleson Hdwe. supplies' 1.75 1998 Jim McCarson, roadwork 11.00 1999 Wagner Lumber supplies .81.26 2000 Atlas Supply supplies .25.52 2001 w. O.

Mangum, roadwork 6.00 2002 V. E. Hill, supplies .....12,60 2003 Jeff Edwards, roadwork 20.00 20(04 Barnsdall Oil oil and gas ....90.52 1921 E. Frank Nelms, postage, assessor ..6.00, 2005 A Falkner, sal. 1922 c.

Benard Goodall, salary and exp. state exam. inspector 206.75 1923 Southwestern Bell Tele. telephone, co. atty 22 1924 Roy White, postage, co.

atty. 3 .22 1926 A. R. Kirkpatrick, boarding co. prisoners .204.01 1927 A.

L. Capps, criminal mileage 7.8C 1928 Max Silverman, sup. for jail 6.54 1929 W. A. Musgraves, criminal mileage 7.10 1930 A.

R. Kirkpatrick, telegraph and postage, sheriff gineer 75.00 2006 Kwik-Way Garage, repairs and supplies 8.20 2007 Kwik-Way Garage, parts and labor 8c 14.00 2008 Magnolia Pet. oil and gas 78.65 2009 Eufaula Auto Sales repairs 11.80 2010 Bartleson Hdwe supplies ............52.20 2011 Model Chev. repairs and supplies ......32.14 2012 Marlin Trading supplies 1.40 2013 Fred Rains Lumber sup 1 plies 85c 48 88 2014 Standley Mch. supplies 1931 AR.

Kirkpatrick, crim. mile- Horpei roadwoVk- 1932 Horace crim: mileage'2016 1933 H.D. Woodruff.crim.mileagei2018 O. W. .8.40 57.00 P.

R. Whitaker, Chairman. Attest: (SEAL R. C. Smith, County 0 State of Oklahoma.

County of Mcintosh, ss. In County Court In And For Said County And State In the Matter of the Estate of Lena Thompson, Deceased. Probate No. 4093. ORDER' FOR HEARING PETITION FOR APPROVAL OP OIL AND GAS MINING LEASE On this 1st day of April; 1036, Lula Goines, nee Thompson, having filed herein her verified petition, praying for.

the approval of an oil and gas mining lease executed by her and covering the following described real estate in Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, to-wit: Northeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Sec. 34, Township 11- North, Range 16 East and containing 40 acres, more or less. IT IS ORDERED that said petition be and the same is hereby set for hearing in the County Court room in the city of Eufaula, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, on the 13th day of April, 1936, at 10:00 a. m. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that a copy of this order be posted in three public places in Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, at least ten days prior to the date of said hearing: that a copy of this order be published in the Indian Journal, for at least one week prior to the date of said hearing and that a copy of trie petition herein and of this order be served on the U.

S. Probate Attorney, in and for Intosh County. Oklahoma, by mail at least ten days the date of said hearing. Dated this the 1st day of April, 1936. Milam King.

County Judge. (SEAL) H. B. Parrls, Attorney. Published April 2, 1938.

0 ATTENTION MR. MERCHANT! If you place an ad in the Indian Journal, your message is welcomed Into 80 percent of the homes in Eufaula's trade territory. Where else can you find an advertising medium so effective? 1934 Tom Barnes, crim. 2.21. mileage 1.80 1935 W.

A. Musgraves, crim. mileage 10.50 1936 A. L. Capps trans, prisoners 6.71 1037 A.

L. Capps, crim. mileage 13.80 1938 Geo. D. Barnard Sta.

sup- piles, co. clerk 1.80 1940 First Nat'l. Bank and Trust rental of D. Box, County Treasurer 7.50 1941 Star Printery, supplies, co. assessor 4.58 1942 News-Disptach supplies county assessor 10.11 1943 Saml.

Dodsworth Stat. supplies, county supt 3:37 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR' MAJORITY RIGHTS Notice given that the E. Kindall, caringfor' poor 2.66 wXby gn ms Friend Edith 1945 J- C. Hull, sup. county poor Fn State Powers Funeral' Morgan of Oklahoma, on the 13th day of I carina' for noor April 1936, a petition and appli- w.

Harder, caring lor poor contra 1950 Austin Kirkpatrick, roadwor. 2020 Geo. Steen, roadwork 2021 Ira Roork, supplies 8c 43.13 2022 Floyd Tread well, roadwk. 3.20 2623 E. Lackey, roadwork 8.00 2024 R.

K. Clay, roadwork 19.20 2025 J. B. Garage, repairs and storage 20.20 2026 M. M.

Stewart, roadwork 4.80 2027 O. S. Coleman, blacksmithing 1.60 2028 Tom Treadwell, roadwork 3.20 2029 J. D. Gaston, roadwork 1,60 2030 B.

A. Marlin, supplies ..50.00 2031 J. A. Pittman, salary, county highway supt 95.00 2032 Frank Falkner, county engineer 125.00 2033 Indian Journal, supplies, co. clerk, highway claims 25.75 2034 Star Printery, county enginesr 1.40 2035 Star Printery, county comm 18.35 Eng.

sup. county engineer 5.0 2037 R. C. Smith, postage and telephone, county clerk ..42.90 2045 J. L.

Allison, .2.00 2046 Ed Dobson, assisting engineer 1.60 Liquid Tablets Salve Nose Drops SALVE for COLDS price 5c, 10c, 28c L. W. HULS FOR ALL KINDS OF HAULING PHONE 1 55 Office at Lyman Truck Line Building. LOCAL DIRECTORY poor 1.50 1951 J. R.

Dodd, sup. county poor 17.00 1952 Dr. F. L. Smith, med.

service county poor 4.00 1953 L. A. Nunley, county poor 2.00 1954 Max Silverman, sup. county poor 12.80 1959 V. 1960 L.

W. Hill, county poor .8.50 Huls, freight 3.24 (First published in Indian Journal, March 26, 1936) In The District Court Of Mcintosh County, State Of Oklahoma. The Prudential Insurance Company of America, a corporation, Plaintiff, Vs. John W. Baker, et Defendants.

No. 7464. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO THE DEFENDANTS, Producers Oil Company and The Unknown Heirs, Executors, Administrators, Devisees, Trustees and Assigns of Rosanna Pitman, deceased, GREETING: You and each of you will take notice that you have been sued in the above named Court for the foreclosure of that certain mortgage executed by John W. Baker and Cleo Baker to The Deming Investment Company (Plaintiff's Assignor) on the 29th day of 1926, to secure the payment of their one promissory note, In writing, or that date, for the principal sum of $600.00 and which mortgage was duly filed fpr record in the office of the County Clerk of Mcintosh Xtounty, Oklahoma, and recorded in Book 56, of Mortgages on Page 471 of- the records, of Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, as will more fully appear from said petition affect as if done by a person above the age of twenty-one (21) years. Dated this the 25th day of March, 1936.

Byron B. Browning By Edith Browning, his next friend. E. E. Ammons, Attorney for Petitioner.

Published March 26, and April 2-9, 1936. COMMISSIONER'S PROCEEDINGS Eufaula, Oklahoma March 2. 1936. The Board of County Commissioners met this 2nd day of March, A. 1936 at 9:00 A.

M. In the County Commissioner's room at the Court House In the City of Eu- faflla, Mcintosh County, Oklahoma, this being their regular meeting day. Those present: P. R. Whitaker, Chairman; C.

W. Youngblood, Member; B. J. Reynolds, Member; and R. C.

Smith, County.Clerk. On motion by C. W. Youngblood and seconded by B. J.

Reynolds the vote being unanimous, the following claims against the General Fund for the fiscal year 1935-1936 were audited, allowed and disallowed and the County Clerk instructed to issue warrants for the amounts allowed. Claim Amt. Amt. No. Disallwd.

Allwd. 1882 Roy White, salary county attorney $158.33 I 1883 J. O. Harley, salary, deputy, county attorney 50.00 1 1884 A. R.

Kirkpatrick, salary, 1 sheriff 158.33 1885 W. C. Grayson, salary, under- sheriff 90.00 1886 A. L. Capps, salary, jailer 90.00 1976 Sessions 1887 A.

L. Capps, mileage ...600 1888 John Thompson, salary, jailer 70.0C 1889 W. A. Musgraves. salary, deputy sheriff 45.00 1890 H.

D. Woodruff salary, deputy sheriff 36.00 1891 R. C. Smith, salary, county clerk 141.66 1892 O. K.

Johnson, salary, deputy county clerk 110.00 1893 Alice E. Raiford, salary, deputy county clerk 50.00 1894 Luclle Kelley, salary, deputy 1983 i ec ightl 57.00 2048 Motor Inn, repairs 23.02 2049 E. G. Smith, roadwork ..23.40 2050 Ollie Carr, roadwork 4.25 2051 W. C.

Moore, roadwork .5.60 2052 C. C. Hart, roadwork ...2.40 2053 Tom Treadwell, roadwk. 4.80 On motion by C. W.

Youngblood and seconded by B. J. Reynolds 1955 I. W. Treat, county' poor i the vote beln unanimous, the fol- 1 50 lowing Official Reports were ap- 1956 L.

W. Huls, moving 'Proved: A. R. Kirkpatrick. Sheriff; 1957 Hanna Mercantile 1 county poor 10.00 1958 Richardsville Mercantile Co.

county poor 6.00 Nichols, Deputy Court Clerk, Che R. C. Smith, County Clerk; J. F. Burnham, County Treasurer; Ernest Kirby, Court Clerk; Edythe cotah.

On motion by B. J. and seconded by C. W. Youngblood 1962 Fred Rains Lumber being ommrv noor luo Affidavits of Erroneous AS- 1963 SB? coS 1964 Grocery', sup' "county 1965 Marlin Trading by 8 Mnn( countv Door 15 00 motion by C.

W. Youngblood 1966 VEHm sub "county poor and seconded by B. J. Reynolds woo v. am.

county pooi Affldavi of Erroneous Assessment 1967 Rogers Lumber Phil Huls, of! Polly countv Door 5 70 i Cook nee Yonder, deceased, cover- 1968 Joe Robert supVcoun- Northwest Quarter of ttie tv Door 400 Quarter, Sec. 35, Twp. 1969 Dr. D. E.

service, 10 R. 14 was approved and county poor 29.00 R- Whitaker, Chairman of 1970 Oklahoma Baptist Hospital, I Board of Commissioners med. service, county poor 92.50 1 of County, State of Ok- 1971 S. Kansas Stage Lines, trans, I was authorized to issue county poor 3 35 Deed Quit Claiming any equity the 1972 A. L.

Skinner, county County has against said property poor hospital 5.00 1973 O. K. Johnson, poor, hospital 1974 G. C. Burns, poor, hospital 1975 Dick Garrison, trans, ty poor, hospital county .27.72 county .10.00 coun- .6.25 county poor, hospital 10.00 1977 Vernia Green, Rel.

applications 10.00 1978 Edythe Nichols. Rel. applications 12.00 1970 O. K. Johnson, postage, county welfare 28.46 1980 Okla.

Nat. Gas gas for county poor 1.62 1981 Bartleson Hdwe. supplies, court house 28.85 1982 Indian Journal, county comm. proceedings 51.00 county clerk" 1895 E. Frank Nelms, county as- 1896 Rufus Hog'a'n," 1085 Muskogee Elec county assessor 20.00 1897 Jerry Lackey, salary, county supt 141.66 1898 Gladys High, salary, deputy county supt 40.00 1899 B.

J. Reynolds, salary, county commission, Dist. 1 1900 P. R. Whitaker, salary, county commissioner, Dist.

2 110.00 1901 C. W. Youngblood, salary, co. commissioner, Dist. 3 ..110.00 1902 Milam M.

King, salary, county Judge 158.33 1903 Ernest Kirby, salary, court clerk 141.66 1904 Cenora Whitlow, salary, deputy court clerk 75.00 1905 Edythe Nichols, salary, deputy court clerk 25.00 1906 Dr. G. W. West, salary, C. H.

0 15.00 1907 W. D. Renfro, salary, county election board 15 -00 1908 Phil Rodgers, salary, county agent 75.00 court house and jail ...60.73 1984 Okla. Nat. gas, county jail 15.35 supplies 14.70 1986 Edythe Nichols, janitor, hire and supplies 4.00 1987 S.

V. Homan, supplies, county poor 19.12 1988 W. O. Marler. coal 137.50 2038 Jerry Lackey, traveling expenses, co.

supt 17.22 2039 Jerry Lackey, postage, county supt 8.40 2040 J. R. McPeak, county oor 5.00 D. D. Beyer, med.

service, county poor 15.00 2042 Bettle Killings worth, co. poor 3.60 2044 J. W. Barber, county poor 4.60 On motion by B. J.

Reynolds and seconded by C. W. Youngblood, the vote being unanimous, the following claims against the County Highway Fund for the fiscal year 1935-1936 were audited, allowed and disallowed and the -County Tnbme YEAR'S BIG NEWS IN WE NBW MAKING UNIT THAT A CUTS CURRENT! COST TO THE FRIGIDAIRE: EUFAULA MOTOR CO. Phone 30 SCHOOL BOARD E. C.

Hopper, President. Miss Elizabeth Wlnkleman, Secj R. Stone, Treasurer. Board Members: C. Hoppei L.

A. Cowling, F. L. Kay, Mcklnney and S. D.

Chapman. ORGANIZATIONS LIONS' CLUB J. T. Nesom, President. W.

C. Metcalfe, Secretary. Mfeet first and third Thursday in each month at noon-day luncheon at the Hotel fully. AMERICAN LEGION C. F.

Kelley, post commander. Leo Whitlow, vice-commander. J. V. Wofford, second vice-com.

John Nesom, adjutant. Tom Kirby, chaplain. D. E. Carter, finance officer.

George Scruggs, E. S. Nunn, historian. M. H.

Wright, service officer. Meets every two weeks, Thursday right. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Lula Pattison. Vice Robert Aingell. Pete Pettus.

W. D. Renfro. J. Wofford.

Lizzie Maclln. Lewis. COMMERCIAL CLUB Jim R. Doss, President. J.

Q. Plunkett, secretary. Meets Tuesday of each week at noon-day hour. BOY SCOUTS Baptist Church Troop Scoutmaster, Millard H. Wright.

Meet every Monday, 7:30 p. m. CITY OFFICIALS Mayor, Leo G. Whitlow. Attorney, H.

B. Parrls. Chief of Police, Clarence Douglas. Night Watchman, Ai Atchison. Treasurer, Dan E.

Carter. Clerk, Mrs. Elolse G. Smock. Street Commissioner, J.

H. Howell. Water Alvln Wern. City Pumper, Claud Horn. Fire Chief, Luther Pyle.

COUNCIL MEMBERS Ward No. One: Thomas Carl Ferrell. Ward No. Two: Carl Brady, Vernor Nelson. Ward No.

Three: George Harlan, Loyd Huls. Ward No. Four: R. E. McDonald, Walter Carmon.

COUNTY OFFICIALS State Senator, Bower Braddus. State Senator, Joe M. Whitaker. Representative, Can Twidwell. District Judge, R.

W. Biggins. County Judge, Milam M. King. County Attorney, Roy White.

Sheriff, A. R. Kirkpatrick. County Treasurer, J. F.

Burnham. County Clerk, Rashies C. Smith. County Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jerry Lackey. County Assessor, Rufus Hogan.

Court Clerk. Ernest Kirby. County Surveyor, E. C. Drumb.

County Weigher, E. W. Lyman. Justice of the Peace, District 13 J. L.

Corbln. Constable, District 13, P. Riddle. Commissioner First District, J. Reynolds, Checotah.

Commissioner Second District, Lan Whitaker, Eufaula. Commissioner Third District, Walter Youngblood, Hanna. CHURCHES BAPTIST Rev. 8. Barnett, pastor.

Millard Wright, superintendent. Sunday school at 10:00 a. Church 11:00 a. m. B.

Y. P. U. 6:45 p. m.

Church 7:00 p. m. METHODIST Rev. W. M.

Crutchfield, pastor. W. C. Metcalfe, superintendent. Sunday school at 10:00 a.

m. Church 11:00 a. m. Epworth leagues, 6:30 p. m.

Chui 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal, 7:00 p. Wednesday. CHRISTIAN W.

A. Hammer, superntendent. Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 6:45 p.

m. CATHOLIC Services every other Sunday Mass at 9:00 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN H. A.

Lucas, Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1st Sunday: Celebration of Holy Communion, 8:00 a. m. Each Sunday thereafter: ning prayer and sermon: LODGES MODERN WOODMEN B.

L. Eckelkamp, head council, a V. Homan, legal advisor. R. L.

Simpson, Banker. Rashle Smith, Secretary. A. F. ft A.

M. LODGE NO. 1 W. D. Howard.

8. T. Kirby J. A. Cowling.

F. Burnham. H. Wright. Meets first and third Frldaj nights, each month DEGREE OF HONOR PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION Meets second and fourth Friday night at I.

O. O. F. hall. President, Marie Whitaker.

Past President, Mary Morley. Secretary, Anna Knowles. Secretary, Alice Simpson. Treasurer, Elolse Smock. Juvenile Director, Anna Lee Benson.

ROYAL NEIGHBORS Mrs. D. M. Whitaker, Oracle. Mrs.

W. S. Coodey, vice Oracle. Mrs. W.

F. Mills, past Oracle. Mrs. W. P.

McCombs, chancier. Mrs. Gross Jordan, recorder. Mrs. Crane, receiver.

Dr, Wood, physician. REBECCA LODGE NO. 350 Laura Lemka, Noble Grand. Maude Ferguson, Vice Grand. Mrs.

Tishie King, Chaplin. Ruby Horn, Secretary. Mrs. Maggie Tucker, treasurer. EASTERN STAR Worthy Matron, Mrs.

Pauline Plzarro. Worthy Patron, M. H. Wright. Associate Matron, Mrs.

Lizzie Maclln. Association Patron, Thomas Kirby. Ssecretary, Mrs. Grace Davis. Treasurer, Mrs.

Lishue King. Conductress, Mrs. Ethel Kirby. Associate Conductress, Mrs. Ruby Renfro.

1. O.O. F. NO. 53 Walter Carmon, Noble Grand.

Corbin Pratt, Vice Grand. Chas. T. Conley, Secretary..