OKLAHOMA BABY IS
CHRISTENED TOM MI>
If the thousands of admit
ers of the daring Fox star
Tom Mix, were to take a cu<
from Flint Coleman, a promi
nent citizen of Mtiskogee, Ok
lahoma, Tom Mix would be
come a more common narm
than John Smith. Mr. a .
Sirs. Coleman named the It
first-born son after the “dare
devil of the screen," in toker
of their admiration for the fav
1 orite.
“The youngster is so gala
vantingly activ.e,” the happy
’ d:her asserted, “that we could
not resist the temptation to
name him after Mix.”
Especial interest attaches to
this incident because of the
fact that Tom Mix spent years
in the Oklahoma oil country,
both in white towns and on the
Indian reservations. He was
in Muskogee on many occa
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sicn« and has many friends
among the most prominent‘cit
izens there.
Mix film features never fail
to crowd the Muskogee thea
tre, for his appeal is direct to
! the people of that section. His
latest release “The Daredevil”
j is coming to Newark on Frf
! day, Dec. 17.
| Dota Doings |
Dota, Dec. 14.—Quite a
number of hogs were butcher
ed in our community Tuesday.
Mrs. J. A. Page and son,
Clarence, visited relatives in
Jackson county from Friday
till Sunday
O. L. Baker and Miss Etta
Page began the winter term of
school here Monday.
Luther Pickens made a busi
ness trip to Newark Monday.
Sunday school at Black Riv
er School House next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30. You will
miss something if you are not
there.
Mrs. T. A. Bullington visited
her mother, Mrs. Rainawter,
Sunday.
Mrs- A. T. Best and Miss
Ruth Pickens visited, last week
the young lady who recently
made her arrival at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole
man of Cord. They say she
is quite grown already, weigh
ing ten pounds.
Little Charline Reaves is
quite sick at this writing.
The Sunday School Work
ers League meets at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Alla Baker
Friday evening, with T. A.
Bullington, Leader.
The following, written by th 3
teacher of the adult Bible
Class, the “Leaders,” was read
at our Sunday School Sunday.
The Cradle Roll
Our school begins with the
cradle roll,
Little heads of black and gold.
Nestled safe in mother’s arms
She would shield them from
all harm
This group someday to be
Lroa s sneaves
Is ably headed by Mrs. Reaves.
“Beginners” and “Sunbeams
Lisping tongue and pattering
feet
And laughing faces next \vc
greet;
Also some who have grown
older;
Some who are shy and some
bolder—
Mrs. Bertie Baker, these class
es, one and two
Have passed from the cradle
roll to you.
“Busy Bees”
Next in line are the “Busy
Bees”
Our school’s girl and boys are
these.
The future women of note and
boys of brain
If for the Kingdom they are
trained.
To train them for the kingdom
true,
Mrs. Reaves this task belongs
to you.
“True Blues”
Class No. 4.—A class of young
men,
Who must choose between
righteousness and sin.
Heed now, oh heed, that “still
small voice”
And let your best judgment
guide in this choice.
Mr- Reaves tell them of the
pleasures that last,
For their lifetime habits are
forming fast.
“Ever Ready”
Ever Ready class, all honor to
you
If to your name your’e always
true.
Your influence is boundless,
may it ever guide,
Many weary wanderers to or.r
Savior’s side.
Mrs. Lula Baker to you is giv
en,
i The guidance of this class to
the Kingdom of Heaven..
The “Leaders”
The Leaders—Oh, class! We
are the ones
Who should blaze the way for
those who come.
Are we doing this? We must
one day tell,
If we have accomplished our
task well.
Class, your teacher knows he i
is weak,
Will you stand by him the,
right wray to seek?
Banded together our school i3j
the leaven,
That must lead thjs community,
to the Kingdom of Heav
RUTHERFORD SCHOOL !
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December 10th closed one *
month of our school with an J
enrollment of 25 pupils, and a <
good interest being shown in <
the work. <
Murl Roller and Ruthie '<
Stewart have the honor of best <
attendance, Murl having been <
present every day and Ruthie <
having only missed three-four- J
ths of a day. We hope to j
have a successful term of 4
school with the co-operation of
directors and patrons.
MAYE PAGE, Teacher. (
CARD OF THANKS j
We desire to extend our sin- j
cere and heartfelt thanks to \
all those friends who remem- \
bered us with their kindly!!
administrations during the ill-;!
ness and death of our dear !
wife and mother, and we pray .
God’s richest blessings upon ■
all. NATHAN KINMAN,
and Children.
W. D. HINSON
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