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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 12. 101S
4'
Y. W. C. A. Factor in Tulsa's Progress;
Now Has Membership, of More Than 800
Th7r.".,l .....r,.,k,.,Bof ,..,r j JT K " '.
""' . '. It II,,. p,,.,.nl : J" '
if rlSsff 1 U
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N,w home of Tulsa Y. W. C . A. nncl.r -oiili uoiln
Boasting .(Of a present member
fiilp i f over lirlit hundred, and a
111.0,000 association building, wliioh
vhcii 'in,ili;ti'ti v 111 l thn finest
V' V. '. A. hnmn In t ho stat, the
Tiil.sa Y. W. C. A. Ihlh Khown remark
nl,o pniRrcHa Kitjio March, 6, ISH,
when it was launched, lilt by bit th xroup of women met in the home of
YomiK Woriu-i. 8 uji.i'.
tlon under Uie careful upcrMion
of a number of Tula bent known
clul. women, lia grown to become
a factor In Tulwv's achievement.
01 1SIH. nillftil
In January
SHERBETS
and
ICES
In harmony with the desire of the government to
conserve sugar we are complying with the request
In all ice-cream manufacturers, caterers and hotels
not to manufacture or offer for sale Sherbets or
Ices, which arc considered non-essentials, but are
advised to confine our business to the use of dairy
jiroducts,
'e are making a Standard Ice-Cream and you can
'depend oi. it., as a wholesome, palatable treat as
well as "one of the most valuable foods, especially
for children.
( all your druggist, or better still, take a package
!' rao with you.
PURITY ICE CREAM
COMPANY
Don't forget to buy V. S. S.
Mis.
si. t . ,. n u l inKii , r i.iiuk .
tillltles of Tuli.,1 m a field for the
Younif Women's i'hrlti.in asiKoria
elation. MrB. liotli. lu-tnifr upon the
advice of the noutlmcHt field com
mittee of which she i.h a member
called this .meetniK. Tuih.i wmnvn
present were, MmdanieH A. W. Hoth,
I:. V. CraiK, A Krnsiier-'et, l,,,r ,1
lavlson. It. v Wavner, W. W. Ilro
dle. HutchPwui n nl l!;iii,l,il,n
Theoe woiiK-n lut'T ( , nslliut.'.i the
provisional, the first l.ard ,,f the
local Y. W. C. A. iind at a mretin)?
on March . ;14 ln, ni pmatf d tin:
YouttK Women'" Christian wtci
tion. This formed the nucleun for
I the orerfni7.-,ti ,n here which later
'became affiliated with th,: nalioivaj
organization.
Scynrcd Tropcrty at f tncr.
The first n''t of this hoard was o
purchase the property, which Is the
Site of the new n.-soclntion hulldlnR
at 11"! West Fifth street. Thronsh
tre Kir.dvess of K. Rouers Kmp and
Oiher tlie cftttiiKe on the iltp wa
repaired, and was used for two years
as had,4uartrtrs. until excava.ion for
the new t iillJinif hexan. Club and
Individuals furnished the co.tace and
nipdj It ready for occupancy In May.
1314.
The preliminary club was the Y". W.
C. A. I'.luh composed for the most
part of yonnff business women of
which Miss Hue linrr was president.
This rlub plajed no small part In
t re., I rtk!.!i-
''' a.-. lln- .-.,,.
C. , w h'ch HI. ?..( 1 ,. .
''" ' t Hie ,',,nt ,
1 ,' V I '. .ii rt It mi rut M rs
'lil :,t,i,,,iTilr, (irM , I, .nr.
" I't ,lrlr;la c. Hill. littler
Ttils't y. en.r.i t,, ,,. sioinrt an nt
"esi iii th,. tin.lt i-tatins Mt'd in t,o
tciher or the fame yea i, MiiM Mil,i..,
, , r I , 1 1 iiiy Kerreiury of the -,,,,th
west fie'.d irtiveil t" lissiKI an. I Ir.
m.tlned until n. m ines ere well
,,tKHli.ed Mrf, A. A lilrl,n,1.1 up
to Hits tin - had arte, I as rliairiiian
of the mrm'if rship romnntlce and
on Sunday. Nnvemlier I, a mas
meeting .is held i. the fin,
I'yteilan chin, h i.n.t a paid up tun,,
hership of women and mils was
ortioiineeil . The is..,,, elation then
ar assured fa 't and Inimediaieli i.e.
c.iine alfllmte.i with th" nalnnal
V. W ' 4.
rcrnianciu Itonrd l'.hvted.
The next step made was Ihe eler
tlnn of a perninnent hoard of whtrh
Mrs A V Koth was made presi
dent, Mrs. W. K. SIM. vlee.presi.
dent, Mrs. W. W. Hrodie, record
hiff secretary; Mrs, J. l. Ulehanl-s.
treasurer, a-id Miss Caroline like,
corresponding; secretary, and Me--diimes
.I. A. Hull, Kred S Clinton.
A. A. Hlrhards, R. H. Wagner. A
llrnsherper, Ii. W. CralK. T. K.
Smiley. H. J. lleald, ft. Shirk. A
W Mayslnnis. V I. Williams. C c
Mnpee, A. J. fiudd, f. II. I'onanl.
It. MsrArthiir Dan J. Davlsson.
J. W Do.lte. V. P. Oiler. Frank
lln-kell and Miss l.yda French
The first secretary here was Miss
Wenon.ih Marletl. a youns Cana
dian, who is now In association
work In Canada.
During the year 1915 women were
busily engaged In perfecting the or
gani.atlon by addlnic departments
and "flvInK each a permanent head
with committees to assist. The six
committees then formed chairman
were educational committee, with
Mrs. W. I. Williams as chairman
religious work; Mrs. A. Ernsherirer.
house committee; Mrs. R. .1. lleald.
hoard and room committee; Mrs,
Fred Oiler, social commllteee; Mrs.
Frank Haskell, and ciifetei;(a com
mittee, Mrs. W. N': Sill.
Kvery member of the Young Wo
men's Chrlstain association was a
true and loyal booster and at the
end of the first year the member
ship roll of one thousand paid tip
members. At this timn, January 1.
1515, Miss Florence Hansan came
to be general secretary of the local
association, but on April 19 of this
vear. Miss Hansan accepted the call
to he assistant pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of this city.
Miss Hansan was an earnest and
cheerful worker and will still take
an active part as lea'der of the
business womens' clubs.
Money Ilnlsed for Building.
The year 19H In November,
marks real effort and wonderful ac
hievement of the Y. Vv. C. A , It was
st this time the building campaign
was held. At the end of arduous
hut successful campaigns, funds to
amount of J Irtrt.OOrt were reported
pledged to ereet the building. The
i",:t.e . I. Hi-nun -ml Miss la wuh M t .e t ,.. n ,. Inivles-n as chalr-
tj--i srri.-ia, v. -i In,, M,r, ,., i wn , i.,n. m ii N now contemplating
l- .'. n, .i-I s and wi l,ii; tli , apteral .proposed sites f,,r tin- pe, ma
,n . ed lampfit-es and , o operat - i unit y. W. C A camp
w.ih pan.,., tei.-lieis- : it.ii.ee other , otiimlttocH which are. now
, ". ' ', '" ' ' ! "' ' " of 'he various departments
' " t 'ml ami ,!.. f thl. assoelallon hern
I. e-.w-i h ea-:,M with ate: till Is' detriment. Mrs. (;oorg.,
' : "u ;lr,,i".'"": '1 , f i.irrii,i... ,.iir,n i,llsirs ,i.
it ,- '" l-l.. lb.- Mtrle .partment. m,s. x. w. M-vK..ine: so-
- uepat iineiir. I-. .M 1' lot, in- n..,,,.
I, and Sunt Spiln,:- Itn-p i inni committee. Mrs li.ni t
W eili , w ere Miehi , ,,,,,. ,.il,.l.Ul. ,. ...
'V"' . , , . '"buries Y. tirimes; extet,.,n'n c',,m-
mmltic- h,s been appointed ; ,,t t..,., Mrs. w. . sill. travelers'
at TiM
last ,iil In
aid. Mr. H. I-. Fits-terald; educa
tional aid employment, Mrs. W. I.
Williams and membership, Mrs. W.
II. Hake.'
r'l
(nod Iden. w
"Theso disloyal citizens who are
released on bonds "
Yea?"
"Make 'em put up Liberty bonds."
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first homo of Tulsa's V. V. C. A
I'hoto l,v Tip, en
Mr. A. W. Itoth, iT.-si,!,.,,, luisa
Y. 1 . .
matk i-et f,,- t,,. , ,,,. ,t. h id ',
b.i-ll I .VI. inn,, aid ;!,on,;i t ) , o
pie, lues went iiln,. matk added,
expense for lnt,,,r and materials will1
more than make lip the d.rielenre ,
The hllild-.ln; e.lmil.,1 tee ti p pointed '
at tins time was M, s W. ltd h. 1
chaitrnan; Mi .1. II I ai s. vi.-e ,
chnirnian ; Mr i; M M..,,.. ti.,.
surer, and M-edaiu- s J , ; ; I i.-t t... i
A T A lis..,,, , , ,r,p, ,n
II. Haskell. .1 A Iind V, s,,,, ).,
R. M Moody and Mrie.rs I; l
McFarlin, .1 II. M.-Fw.-n, .1 A il ,11
and lv V Sim lair
The biilld,rti; already under . on
struction will provide .t poard n.;
hall, aceommodatinnH for ti.' g-:ls.
and getierai association aeeoinmo-la
tlnns such as swimming pool, rvrn
naslum, ih.iiirKlle seletice. domestic
art, girls' department club rooms,
cafeteria, rest and recreation rooms
snd Hlbl class rooms. n fact, n
departments and conveniences of Ine
modern association btili.iinK will he
included.
The Young Women's Chrllsian as
soelatlon hat, been very actlv. this
ynsr though due to housing con, II
lions some denjirtments have been
unahln to puisne their particular
work as thoroughly as would have
nthorwlea been done. secretaries
for the various departments this
year are Miss Ethel Maud Smith.
employment and room director; Miss
Mabel Murrell. travelers' aid; Miss
Nellie Hufffilne. business secretary:
Miss Rose Haker, cafeteria director;
Miss F.va Horner, girls' departments.
Homes, churches and schools have
served as mooting places for rluhs of
the association which will meet In
the association building when It. Is
completed. Ruslness women, Reta
huslnena gins, Tulsa Business College
filrls" Thursday cluh and K. A. O.
club all -hold regular weekly meet.
Ings for t..e Red Cross work and
Ulhle study.
An organization such as the Toung
Women's ChrlMtlan association Is
with a purpose to provide a "house
of friendliness" for all young wom
en without distinction or class or
creed, a plate of social service for
the girl who has had training, help
for the giil who never had a chance,
protection (or the sJranger within
our gates and lo provide the gospel
which voiing women may practice
fur mutual hctiefit.
The present hoard Is Mrs. A. W.
Itoth. president; Mrs. R. F, Mac
Arthur, vl e-presldent; Mrs. O. H. i
Leonard, vrr.ond vice-president; Mrs,
W. II. I'eck. recording secretary; A.
J. Hudd. corresponding secretary;
irs. A. l Richards and Mesdanic
N. W. Mayglnnls. W. N. Sill, J. A. ;
Chapman Dan J. Davlsson, Frank
Haskell. F. '. Harwell, W. M. Hake, j
R. M. Moody, Oeorge Harrington,;
Randolph Shirk, W. I. Williams, H.
U Fitzgerald. F. fl. Clinton, A. Frns-;
berger, J. A. Hull. J. M. Olllette,
Charles Grimes and Miss Florence
lleald. , I
Depa-tmcTitsi Flourishing. j
Younger than the association hut
one of the most Important depart
ments Is the girl's work department
of which .Mrs. Oeorge Harrington is
We buy clean, white rags. IJrlng:
them to The World Publishing rnm-u-t
pany and ask for Mr. Mao Drum.-r
Adv.
W War Sacrifice
May 20th Tulsa -County will begin driving for
$18,000 as its share of the Second National Red
Cross War Chest. , A
While this is the Second National Drive-Tit Is
Tulsa's Third.
It will afford a sublime opportunity for many
citizen of TuUa. ,
Many who feel they have given all possible will
he permitted to realize that their love of country
surpasses their love of self.
To these will come the blessings that are reserved
for those who see their duty and who do it.
Let us welcome this appeal of the Red Cross for
what it is our first opportunity to really sacri
fice for our country.
The Exchange National Bank
LET US GIVE UNTIL IT HURTS
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The Famous Hartmann
WARDROBE
TRUNK
will add a pleasure to your
vacation trip
ttifiiS&'T Here it isa Wardrobe Trunk
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mat surpasses any ouu i nu....
on the market. It carries more
clothes in less space without a
wrinkle at the end of the trip.
Made in two sections, one a
wardrobe and the other a dres
ser. Half of the top opens,
enabling, you to open trunk in the corner of a room. The utmost beauty
and completeness has been attained in the Hartmann Wardrobes. Gibral
tnzed construction. Faracentric lock3. Sanitary removable laundry case,
hoo box. Latest improved interchangeable hat and drawer section. Lock
ing bar. Secret jewel Drawers. A unique device for carrying an electric
noil. .Spot welded drawer frame support. Nickeled steel angles on all
drawer fronts. To lock simply tap the keylels lock with your foot. An
'.xcliiMve feature found only in
HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNKS
hero is no effort, no fumbling, no bolts the climax of convenience. The
''uklod top used in the Hartmann kejps your clothes without a wrinkle.
; carry various styles in the Hartmann trunk. See them before you buy,
will mean a great saving to you. The only exclusive Hartmann agency in
t'-nsa. Buy your trunk direct and get a factory guarantee.
Priced 2TB
to
$2ooa
ARE YOU GOING AWAY?
YOU'LL WANT THE BEST LUGGA GETIE
ELEPHANT FIRST THE ELEPHANT LAST
COMMENCING MONDAY WE WILL REDUCE OUR STOCK
AT A REDUCTION OF 25 TO 30. WE BOUGHT HEAVY
BEFORE THE INCREASE IN PRICES AND ARE GIVING YOU
THE OPPORTUNITY TO. SAVE MONEY.
Every Aiticle Sold on Factory Guarantee
r
W put your name or Initials In OoM, Kree, on all trunks and leather goods.-
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SUITCASES and HAND
and Leather Goods at Reduced Prices
Look Over This List
General Purpose Trunk
Steamer Trunks
Men's Trunks
Wardrobe Trunks
Automobile Trunks
Skirt Tray Trunks
Women's Acessory
Trunks
Tool Trunks:
fixrirrl Hairs
Ladles' Hand rtnps
Ijidies' Traveling Bags
Men's Kit Hags
Umbrellas
Toilet Bolls
Novelty Work Boxes
Tool l)at,-s
Coin Hajrs
Two-Story Haps
Leather Shirt I'.ugs
Collar Jiags
Flbergraas Bags
Bamboo Bags
Coat Cases
Suit Cases
Klbergrasa Suit Cases
Kano Suit Cases
Bamboo Suit Cases
Fitted Suit Cases
Carry-Alls
R. R. Bass Books
Cigar Cases
Jewel Boxes
Drinking Cups "
Attorneys' Portfolios
Dressing Cases with
Fittings In Kbony
and Persian Ivory
Covered Flasks
Bill Books
Leather Thoto Holders
Rile - Hlte and Berth
High W a r d r o b
Trunks
Mens PocketBooks
Leather Novelties
Ladles' Bocketbooks
BAGS iSeJ
ALL OTHER MAKES
WARDROBE
TRUNKS pJ
Closing Out at rJnii----
25 Per Cent to 35 Per SHu
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EVERYTHING for the SOLDIER
Full display of Army Kits, Thoto Cases, Toilet Cases,
Trench Mirrors, Identification 6ill Folds and Card
Cases, Drinking Cups, Trench Cigaret Cases, Tobacco
Pouches and Pipes, Waist and Leg Money Belts, Of
ficers' ShiTt Cases, Our "Adjusto Roll-Ups," House
Wives, Writing Tablets, Officers' Dispatch Bags. Every
thing for the soldier.
ARMY LOCKERS
Automobile Trunks, Ladies' Hat Boxes and
Other Necessary Traveling Equipment
at REDUCED PRICES
All Deliveries Receive Prompt Attention
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