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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
10
Mrs Cynthia Mosely now in Kansas City recalls Tulsa Stir and praises The Star for its coverage. The piece credits Prof Hughes as a popular editor and notes residents across Brown's hope vote in a district meeting presided by Bishop Cleaves, urging public support and participation.
A fragment from XAS CLUB MED reports the Testisy Chilavet hist wedies and Lone Star Club sharing fuel duties for Mix Baster’s Votterie for four months. It notes a club meeting at 011 1K Aruler Street Miss Mo A Aterson and mentions a missing person case of Miss Johnie filly last seen in Gun von Arkansas sixteen years ago. The Star wishes a happy holiday visit to John Gri s ve Mec aid Mes We HL Phillips and highlights Red Cross fund canvassing by Ms FL Oliver planning doorstep visits.
The eminent Desporator Rev Blake preaches at Enon Baptist Church with Hey We LL Woods set to pastor. Rew Hirke impresses as a gifted preacher while the Wig Wks in MLB stands in commentary. The church program turns over to city teachers for a local program Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the MF Chueh recently installed items in the Culinary Department of the church. Reports mention efforts by faithful members and a routine update on community activities, including a medical note about Northington and a refinery machinery loan matter involving Ardmore and Kin Company, with no clear resolution stated.
Sam Langford dominates the bout against Big Hoy Tatler, scoring a first round knockout in the 10 round scheduled fight. Langford’s generalship kept Tatler wary, with only a brief third round challenge and a stomach blow noted in reports from the Washington DOC.
Carter Mass of Virginia was sworn in today as Secretary of the Keastiey. The oath was administered by Judge James Hay of Virginia from the court of claims.
A Muskogee era city page notes Bishop Cleaves arriving to oversee the MuskogeContinence in Tulsa, plus community updates. Reports cover sermons, lectures Africa-bound, boxing results, hotel construction, police counts, and local clergy, merchants, and students visiting or returning.
A Tulsa Star summary notes a speech by Dr H J Watson for Wesley Chapel M E Church at the Oklahoma Missionary Baptist State Convention. The address praised unselfish fidelity and urged closer denomination ties, while calling out prejudice and idle culture as vanishing.
Public Notice No 53880 in the Superior Court of Oklahoma announces a divorce petition filed by Henry Warren against Jy Warren. The document notes service, deadlines, and seeks annulment and relief, with court clerk signatures and attorney details. It also references unrelated local notices and personnel items.
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