Muskogee Cimeter

The Muskogee Cimeter. Notice By Publication. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MUSKOGEE COUNTY OKLAHOMA Myrtle L Green, Plaintiff vs. No. 5607 William Green; Defendent The Defendant, William Green will take notice that he has been sued in the above named Court the Plaintiff. Myrtle L. Green for Divorce on the grounds of Gross Neglect of Duty, Non Support and Desertion and that unless he answer the petition of the Plaintiff, Myrtle L. Green, on or before the 7th day Aug. 1915 the allegations set forth in said petition will be taken as confessed and judgement rendered accordingly. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Superior Court this the 1st day of July 1915 C. H. Shaffer Court Clerk By G. M. Lionberger Deputy D. C. Leczd Attorney for Plaintiff Midland Valley R. R. Reduced Faies For The Fourth of July Tickets on sale 3rd, 4th and 5th Final Return Limit to reach original starting point prior to Midnight of July 6th Final Return full information telephone 1308 or 495 Eugene Mock. General Passenger Agent. No. 666 This is a prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and if taken then as a tonic the Fever will not return. It acts on the liver better than Calomel and does not pripe or sicken. 25 "MONEY" The mint makes it and under the terms the ONTINENTAL MORTGA you can secure it at 6 per cent for any olegal purpose on approved real estate terms easy, tell us your wants and we will co operate with you. PETTY & COMPANY 1419 Lyttoo Building, hicago. HEAR YE HIM Tuesday July 6th. 8:30 p. m. Y. M. C. A. Hall CARTER BUILDING The Great Afro-American Prof. Wm. Picken Graduate of Yale, with high nors of his class. Receiv i-Beta Kappa Key and also w Henry James Ten Eyck Pri Oratory. The Great Afro-American Prof. Wm. Pickens Graduate of Yale, with highest honors of his class. Receiving Phi-Beta Kappa Key and also won the Henry James Ten Eyck Prize for Oratory. Will Speak behalf of National Association the Advancement of Colored people. An organization th ide it possible for the Ji ow Law and Grand.Fath ouse to have a hearing befo SUPREME COURT. admission 15 cts You can not be a Loyal Ra n and fail to hear him. M. O. & G TO In behalf of National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. An organization that made it possible for the Jim Crow Law and Grand.Father Clause to have a hearing before the SUPREME COURT. You can not be a Loyal Race Man and fail to hear him. JOPLIN T LINE QUICKEST T TWO TRAINS DAILY AVE MUSKOGE SHORT LINE QUICKEST TIME TWO TRAINS DAILY LEAVE MUSKOGEE 8:30 A. M. 3;10 P.M. M. O. & G. H. L. TRABER, G. P. A. FRISCO LINES LOW FARES TO CALIFORNIA ACCOUNT Panama-Pacific at San Francisco, and Panama-California Exposition at San Diego Now is the time to make that longplanned trip to the West. You will never get a lower rate than we are now quoting, and California, with its two Expositions, offers greater attractions this year than ever before. Ask the Frisco agent about fares and train schedules; then write me for our beautifully illustrated map folder entitled "The West in 1915." No charge for it. A. HILTON Passenger Traffic Manager St. Louis GOVERNMENT POULTRY DEMON ONSTRATION. Mr. C. G. Lowe, our expert poultry raiser has been offered the position of Demonstrator of Poultry in the U. S. Department of Agriculture Farmers Co-Operative Demonstration work. Mr. Lowe and Dr. W. G. Kalow, our popular dentist, who is associated with Mr. Lowe, have more than a thousand spring chickens that have been milk fed and are about ready for the market. These market chickens are only a by-product as egg farming is the object of the venture. Their breeding pens will be headed by males from Barron's strain of White Leghorns. Barron, an Englishman, has the best strain of layers in the world. All experiment stations and egg-laying contests have proven the superiority of Barron's layers. Messrs. Lowe and Kalow bought eggs direct from the pen that won in the egg-laying contest last year at the Missouri State Experiment Station. This is the third year the State of Missouri has conducted these laying contests and Barron's hens, shipped from England, have won against the world each year. Messrs. Lowe and Kalow are to be complimented on being so ambitious and progressive as to want and have the world's best regardless of initial cost. They use the best make of incubators and brooders, and the farm is conducted on entirely practical and economical lines, even the shells from which the chicks are hatched are utilized. Mr. T. B. Stewart, a wealthy white farmer, placed an order this week for the incubating and brooding of 700 eggs and chicks, after visiting and seeing the practical methods used by these men. The editor of this paper has been the proud recipient of some of the milk feed broilers from this farm which he thinks almost too beautiful to be killed. Science knows no color or predgjudice. ] a Help Help! Hark, Listen Do youall hear the Loud Mournfull Cry of Maecsidonia Baptist Church for help Thay are in a distress and are compe!l to ask for hels on the 2nd Sunday in July the 11th And also an Installation of our New Pastor. All Churches and their Pastors are invited ta come at ll a’clock a. Mm. Welcome address on behalf of ‘the church by G, W. Waters, Welcome address on behalf of Sunday School by the Supt. Song by the choir — Welcome address on bebalf of B, Y, P, U, by the President — Welcome address on the hope of the duties of the Mission Vircle by Mrs Cora Johnson,— Song by the chois —Solo Mrs, 8. H. Winston—Sermond by Rev. J. H, Smiler. of Wag: oner—Collection—Adjurment, 2:45 p. m. Devotion — Summary History of the Chureh by Rev. Pickens.—Congratnlation, the church to their Pastor, Prof, P. B J. Hudson — Song by choir — Welcome address on behalf of Cities Pastors, by Rev. J, W. Perkins — Solo Miss Tucker.— Installation by Rev. GW. MeClendon; Pastor of Central Baptist Chuach—Solo Mr. Geo. Shumate— Pastor Lnor guaral Address — Remarks and collection and adjourment. 6to7p. m. Model B,Y P. U. — 7:45 Song service and devotion—Duet Mrs S H, Winston and Mrs Ellis —Paper Mrs Ellis—Preaching by pastor—Collection, Adj uinent, FRIDAY NIGHT before the 2nd Sunday There willbe a great Banquet given be the B. Y. P. U. and Sunday School Program as follows: Song — Induction by Mrs Annie Wright — So'o Mrs Cora Johnson —Paper Mrs, V. V. Kilgose — Addicss Rev. ALR. Lae- Solo Lawyer Pannell — Paper Mrs. L. E) Pannell — Address Prof, P, 8S. Bryant — Dnet Mr. G. W. Shumate and Brother — Addresss Mrs. 8. H Winston, — Admission to Banquet 15 cts. 25 cts. couple Master of sermonies Rev. R. Picken, Pastor Rev. H. Winston, Muskogee Cimeter W.#H, Twine Editor E.H.Twine Collector and Asst. Manager | MEMBER | NATIONAL NEGRO PRESS AGBOCIATION | State Approval Teacher’s Certificstes with- out Examinacion The Combined Normal and Industrial Departmentof Wil- berford University has bee ex- amined by the State Supervisor of Normal Schools and has been placed on the approved list for the tralning of teacher for elem- entary school and spebial work such as Domestic Science. Manual Training etc This recognition by the State Department of Public Ins- truction mean much to the grad- uateof Wilberforce who are pre- paring them selves to teach as graduates from this department are entitled toa teachers four year provisional certificate with out examination, After twenty four months of successfu teach ing the holderis entihd to a life certificate of the same grade good anywhere mn the state and recognized in tiuty four other states, Students who graduated prior to 1915 and who had coupicted a four year high) school course before beginning the two year normal course of this de partie ent will likeWisre benefit by this arratikement and many such will fiud that by siigit addition to their professional work they may become entitied to the pr Vislunal certificate Without ex- amination With the added facilitics of gymnasiam and well equippea recitation halls shops W ilber- force now offers splendid oppor: tunities to persective teachers, No. 666 ‘This ie « prescription prepared especially for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. Five or six doses will break any case, and VW taleen then as @ tonic the Fever will not weturn. It acte on the liver better than Calomel and dow wt grige os sicken. 280 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MUSKOGEE COUNTY OKLAHOMA H. B. Ford, Plaintiff vs. No 5580 Arrilla Ford, Defendent The Defendant, Arrilla Ford will take notice that she has been sued inthe above named Court the Plaintiff, H. B. Ford for Divorce andthat unless she answer the petition filed by the Plaintiff alleging Adultery on or before the 19th day July 1915 the allegations contained in said petition will be taken as tru and confessed and judgement rendered accordingly IN WLENKS3 WHEREOF, J have hereunto set my hand as Olerk of said Court and affixed the seal thereof, this thethe 8 b day of June 1915 C H Shaff r Coat Clark By G. M. Liow berger Deputy J.J. 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GROVE’S signature on each box, a, I MSCALLS MAGAZINE | | mae fy iy 2 Khe Se Aros aaa Ws sae F Set Basie - er seo Fk MISSIONARY WOMEN FEDERATE Five Weeks Federation between the women of the three branches of Methodist Churches of Muskogee. Meetings will be held weekly at the different Methodist Churches. Beginning Thursday July 8th at Bebee Chapel. Program 3. p. m. 1. Piano Solo_____Mrs. Nellie Greene 2. Music "Nearer My God to Thee" Federation 3. Reading the Holy Scriptures____Mrs. C. P. Ross 4. "Prayer for God's Blessings upon the Federation" Mrs. P. Ferguson 5. Music Methodist Hymnal 490 Federation 6. "What Methodistism has done for the World" Mrs, E W, Norris, Mrs. E. T. Butler. 7. Quartet____Mesdames Wells, Henson, Nicholson, and Miss Crawford. 8. "How may our Missionary Sisters bring a blessing to the Discouraged and Lowly?" Sisters from Bebee, Bethel and Lane churches Music, collection, announcements, adjournment Mrs. R H. Waterford, President Mrs. G. M. Brown. Secretary Rev. I. C. Nicholson, Pastor. Lane Chapel, Thursday, August 5th Program, 3 p. m. 1. Music "Savior More than Life to Me" Federation 2. "Prayer for More Laborers in the Harvest" Mrs. J E. Reed 3. Reading the Holy Scriptures Mrs. E. A. Miller 4. Music_____'What a Friend we have in Jesus" Federation 5. Paper____"The Power of Missionary co-operation in the churches"____Mrs. W. F. Taylor. Discussion. 6. Music, collection, announcements, adjournment. Mrs. E. A. Miller, President Mrs. W. F. Taylor, Secretary Rev. H. H. Edmond, Pastor. Ward Chapel, A. M. E. Church July 15, 1915 1. Song 2. Invocation Rev. S L Deas 3. Song Federation 4. Scripture Lesson 5. Song Spencer Chapel 6. "Topic: "To what extent are we as missionary workers, indebted to reach those in the slums?" Paper by Bebee Chapel Mrs. R H. Waterford Discussed by Lane Chapel Mrs. E. J. Edmond Paper by Spencer Chapel.....Mrs. M, A. King Discussed by Bethel.....Mrs. M. B. Jones Paper.....Mrs. B. L. Lynch Remarks Benediction by Rev. I. C. Nicholson. Mrs. O. A. Morgan, President Mrs. C. A. Curry, Secretary Rev. J. W. Curry, Pastor Spencer Chapel, M. E. Church July 22, 1915 1. Song 2. Prayer 3. Scripture Lesson 4. Song 5. Remark by the President 6 Paper to be read and discussed, subject: "Woman's Place as a Missionary in the Church, 7. Song 8. Sentence Prayers 9. Offering and Announcements 10. Closing Mrs. Amanda Long, President Mrs. M. A. King, Secretary Rev. S. L. Deas, Pastor Bethel A. M. E. Church July 26, 1916, at 3 p. m. 1. Song .....Bebee Chapel 2. Invocation by Rev. H. H. Edmond 3. Scripture Lesson..... 4. Song..... 5. Subject: "Methods that will arouse Life in Mission Work," Discussion Spencer Chapel, Bebee Chapel, Lane Chapel, Ward Chapel Mrs. J. H. Templeton, General discussion. 6. Offering. Men Admire Women with Beautiful Hair NELSON'S HAIR DRESSING will make you proud of your hair It is unsurpassed for making harsh, kinky and stubborn hair—soft, glossy and luxurious. It not only beautifies the hair—but also keeps it in good condition. Price, 25 and 50 Cents Everywhere NELSON MFG. CO., RICHMOND, VA. Midland Valley R. R. Co. Change in Train Schedule, Effective Sunday February, 28, 1915 2 Trains Daily Between Muskogee and Tulsa No. 1 For Tulsa, Arkansas City and Wichita.....8:40 a.m. No. 5. For Tulsa and Pawhuska.....5:10 p.m. No. 2 From Wichita and Tulsa.....6:00 p.m. No. 6 From Tulsa and Pawhuska.....10:35 a.m. BETWEEN MUSKOGEE AND FT. SMITH. No. 4 (Motor Train) For Ft, Smith and pts. beyond 7:50 m No. 2 For Ft, Smith and pts. beyond 6:10 p.m No. 3 (Motor Train) From Ft. Smith 7:45 p.m No. 7 From Ft. Smith 12:15 p.m For Further Information. Telephone 1308 or 495. Low Fares to TEXAS Winter Tourist Fares Winter tourist tickets are now on sale via The Katy to Aransas Pass, Austin Beaumont, Brownsville Corpus Christi, Galveston, Houston, Rockport San Angelo, and San Antonio. 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