The Man Who Delivers the Goods
A wry verse by Walt Mason notes society’s laments and umbrellas left unused in rain. It contrasts constant sighing with a practical man who simply delivers the goods.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
A wry verse by Walt Mason notes society’s laments and umbrellas left unused in rain. It contrasts constant sighing with a practical man who simply delivers the goods.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Simpson host a dinner-dance for the younger set at their W 17th Street home tomorrow evening. Their guest of honor is Miss Mildred Reed from Ardmore, visiting Miss Callie Brown.
Sunday at the city lake drew many families including out of town guests who spent the day in the water and in boats. Evening attendance rose as people enjoyed the entertainment and overall fine weather.
Miss Olila Arrington of Sentra homa spent the week end with Miss Randall of East Main street in a short social visit.
J L Collins visited Oklahoma City on Saturday while R E Fowler, recently in Mineral Wells Texas seeking improved health, is reported not to be better.
Mr and Mrs O T Dawson and Mr and Mrs Ezra Lancaster of Rosendale were guests of the Nyal families on Sunday, sharing a day of fellowship.
Lee Statler of Sulphur spent Sunday in this city visiting friends. C. M. Dorsey saw relatives in Ross and had car trouble delaying his return. Mrs. S. M. Gallamore and Mrs. J. E. Seaton plan an indefinite stay in Cushing Oklahoma. Lucas family and Lawrence Sloan visited homefolks before traveling. O. E. Parker left for St Louis to attend the National Outdoor Advertising Association meet July 13 14 15 and will visit parents near Kansas City.
An inventor receives a patent for a potato digging implement featuring an 80 unit hinged rod attached to the handle forming a fulcrum. The design helps lift the load when the handle is pressed downward, improving leverage.
The Byrd's Mill neighborhood picnic drew many from the city yesterday. Early crowds arrived and by noon the grounds were packed with families enjoying horseback riding races and ball games. Candidates on the speakers platform spoke of their reasons to run and criticized rivals while attendees bathed, drank lemonade, and left satisfied with a lively day.
River men search Niagara Falls for Charles G. Stephens of Bristol England who went over the cataract in a barrel seeking a stunt like Annie Edson Taylor and Robbie Leach. Pieces of the barrel drifted ashore while authorities caution the body may be held in the current for days. Leach warned Stephens before the attempt that doom awaited but Stephens insisted on continuing.
A girlish tennis costume for young players features white silk jersey, a full short skirt, a loose round neck blouse with short sleeves, and embroidered tunic details. The ensemble includes coordinated embroidery colors and a small sport hat of striped ribbon.
The column argues that fireless cookers save fuel when preparing stews using cheaper cuts. A mutton stew recipe is given with lean mutton, string beans, onions, carrots, tomatoes, and seasonings, browned in bacon fat and slow cooked for six hours or more.
Rich dessert combines stewed apricots milk eggs and flour with sugar and butter. Mix dry ingredients add milk and fruit juice alternating then beat in butter. Line pan with apricots pour batter bake until set and serve with cream.
The Little Miss Manhattan Musical Comedy Company opens at the Ada vaudeville house all week with matinee and night shows featuring The Spring Maid. Mabel Normand stars in Jinx as part of the program with strong music.
Realart presents Mary Miles Minter in Judy of Rogues Harbor a story of love youth and faith shown at the American tonight. The reel promises refreshing fare for audiences who love life and wholesome drama.
Vitagraph star Florence Turner, famed as a leading woman opposite Maurice Costello, will return to film in Metro Pictures forthcoming project Blackmail based on Lucia Chamberlain’s magazine story. Turner has been in England recovering from a long illness and will appear in Dana’s next starring vehicle with definite wardrobe and setting ideas reflected in the era’s style.
Japan announces a rigorous censorship regime for moving pictures starting July 1 with bans on any kiss scenes. The police will regulate both films and audiences and require women to sit in separate theaters from men regardless of marital status.
Vaudeville comedian Leon Errol is announced as the star of a two reel comedy titled Buggins. The feature will be released by Reencraft Pictures Corporation as part of the Royal Comedy series.
The gowns worn by lead Sylvia Breamer in Athalie were designed by Robert W Chambers author of the plot supplying novel. The Athalie press representative confirms Chambers was an artist before his literary career.
Four officers led by Chief W. E. Gotcher raided a cabin in Nigger Town and found a keg of choc Oklahoma's home made beverage. They emptied the back yard and left without incident, noting the place was unoccupied.
W E Edminston returns from a business trip visiting Georgia Tennessee Illinois and Indiana. He says crop conditions in these states are very good and Oklahoma has the best prospects among them.
Tom Terress trails Gouverneur Morris in Trumphet Island with a new venture. Thomas H. Ince releases Let's Be Fashionable featuring Alice Lake as a manicurist who marries wealth, adapted from the stage play The Outsider.
Miss Verna Ebrite visits friends in Wetumka this week. Roger Harris rests easy in hospital today. Homer Smith travels to Ardmore for work. Rev. A. J. Deaton ill at home in north Ada. Thurman K. Treadwell in the city today. Miss Bill Zorn returns from Oklahoma City visit. Mrs. Minta Rushing visits Healdton. C. C. Lea and parents entertained. Cooking apples 75c peck at Raines Grocery. Pavement pickups offered at Gwin & Mays, photo service at West's.
Mrs Lena Spawr of Tulsa plans to visit this afternoon with her son Donald and sister Mrs John McKinley.
Walter Oliver is back from a fishing trip to Idabel with several companions. He reports they had plenty of catching before the group ended their outing.
The funeral for Mrs. Dr. Sharp of Francis was held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Reverend Hardy presiding. Interment followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery.
Mary Frances Marshall of Whitesboro Texas and Virginia Benton of Dallas two nieces of Mrs John McKinley returned to their homes this afternoon after a visit.
Miss Faye Deal returns home after visiting Miss Florence Warner and attending summer normal. Jessie Lee arrives from military hospital service to join his cousin C C Lee. Dr J A Deen plans Claremore trip. Ross fills county health post in his absence. J F Jackson reports rain ruined corn nubins in southern county, though overall crop praised.
W. C. Story and family returned from a McGee Creek outing 25 miles east of Kiowa. They were part of a several member Allen party. Mr. Story says the trip was enjoyable and yielded plenty of fish for a successful fishing excursion.
London July 8 President Wilson has accepted an invitation from the League of Nations to convene a league assembly meeting early in November. The announcement was made in the House of Commons by B Harmsworth undersecretary of foreign affairs.
John D Rockefeller marked his 81st birthday at his Towantico Hills estate in Tarrytown New York. The note mentions no public events and presents a simple family paced celebration.
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