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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1914
Page
5
Street talk and community notes include restaurant tips at A Carr’s, visits from Rev. J. F. Kersh and Rev. St W. Holt, a 10 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Loupe, and plans for Greenwood paving with sewers and taxes aiding property values in the North end.
Measles and smallpox epidemics affect Bristow area and northeast Creek County. A Dunbar School gathering on April 24 featured a Bristow Bat Side league versus Dunbar ball game ending 8 to 0. The Negro Business League of Bristow met May 2 at 2 pm at Public School House to organize local farmers and business people.
The People’s Theatre reports strong attendance as Mr. Rogers presents Laville Love on Tuesdays and The Pearls of Pauline on alternate Fridays. Plans to enlarge the theatre aim to improve accommodations for audiences. The state capital hosts Rev. BC Merri, a noted denomination figure, expected to arrive today for a major event drawing at least fifteen hundred visitors. locals urged to help welcome guests and ensure they are well cared for.
Wm Martin, a prosperous Alsuma farmer, reports crops in excellent condition and locals in high spirits. Rev Anderson of the Baptist church earns praise for community work as church and Sunday school enjoy strong attendance. A new baseball team has formed and awaits challengers. Citizens will attend the Morris service together tomorrow.
Examinations for teachers will be held at the end of the June term at the University and in Muskogee at the end of July. Credits earned in Summer Session apply to regular session students. Tuition is free. a $2.00 examination fee is charged. Muskogee attendees pay a small additional fee. Board and lodging cost $3.00 weekly at Langston, the University, and Muskogee. Contact Inman E. Page, Langston, Okla.
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