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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1920
Page
5
Social notes record a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mesa Hivoivet’s residence with guests including Mrs. Fannie Williams, Mrs. Ghalys Brown, and Miss Bryant. Attendees travel from Tulsa, Muskogee, and Detroit while several locals depart for business or visits across Oklahoma and Texas.
Kansas authorities keep Hill in Shawnee county jail as habeas corpus fight unfolds. Judge Pollock orders return to Arkansas with conditions, while an Arkansas judge reportedly disagrees, potentially leaving Hill in Kansas pending further action. Local social notes follow, including visits and departures of area residents.
Mrs Nettie Walton is on the sick list. The marriage of Mrs Mattie Campbell and Mr Clifford Matthews, both of Winfield, occurred at Newkirk Oklahoma on April 19. The Second Baptist Church choir visited Arkansas City on the eighteenth and gave a sacred program. Local residents entertained guests at homes and a reception was held welcoming Pastor Rey Leith and wife Mrs Feltin Leith at the church.
The piece notes Rev. D. J. Hull DD D’s role with the International Sunday School Convention and praises the National Baptist Publishing Board led by De R. H. Boyd. It cites Pat Cade of Birmingham forty years of service at Chandler Grocery, praise for Western Union messenger program in Savannah, and J. Isher's role as Miwir superintendent. It highlights Tacoma Booklovers Club reading Tagore and mentions Dr A Murray Kane’s Missouri Pan Medical Association duties in St Louis May 25 27. Aaron A Malone returns from Cuba to Jacksonville after winter in Cuba.
A national business group cites the treasurer and a bank president for their leadership. The event highlights notable figures from major financial institutions and industry chambers.
The meeting of the board including Judge Wo and Pastor Mechta urged a new community drive to raise funds for a dean's work. The campaign aims to start May 7 and end May 28 with a citywide effort in Tulsa led by campaign manager Gathuel and staff to report to MedW, HioodWwin.
Thomais Myles, a Colored Ind of 1) and president of the Rosewood War Hes Society, an organization of children 5 ly of white heritage, called on Mayor Snyder to set May 1 for official recognition of the city's patriotic youth in Los Angeles on Apr 28.
Wedding reported at Wallorf Astoria in blue denim outfits. Miss Gertrude Reinhardt of Brookline married W Ramsay Frederick of Pittsburgh with W D Tucker of Andrews Methodist Episcopal church performing the ceremony. The groom and best man wore denim, bride in blue chambray, maid of honor in checked gingham. An overall reception followed with guests in blue denim.
Letter from J B Benson of 413 N Greenwood praising Dr Wesley Jones for treating his wife Maggie Benson who had been ill for ten weeks. He notes she is nearly off the sick list and able to do most housework though not fully strong yet.
A damaged OCR fragment describes Morrison Sanitarium now located in Tart Oklahoma offering consultation hours and treatments. It mentions physicians and likely hospital services, with references to typhoid fever and other illnesses. The text is garbled but indicates the facility provides medical care and observance of local schedules.
A message proclaims belief in resurrection and dedication to the Lord. The speaker calls readers to repentance, warns the unteachable, and urges strongholds of error to be demolished. The note ends with a subscription pitch for The Tulsa Star, a paper supporting the race.
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