The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-01-08
DoUoHERTY.
Special Correspondence.


wings with their great thoughts and
God like purposes; translated nobly
into noble dceds,'
Tuseday January LIST. the children
and young people and some Of the
older ones, gathered at the home OF
Mrs. Wade in the afternoon, to celo-
brate the birthday Of the New Year,
and also Neeta Breedlove's ninth
birthday. Two nice birthday cakes
and a large dish OF apples served for
refreshments. Games were enjoyed,
and each little girl carried home a
prettily dressed DOH in remembrance
OF the afternoon About 3j were pres
ent and while It was dreary and sun.
less outside not a person in the room
felt the absence Of the sunshine EN.
eryone was so happy-Each child
was also given a New Years card
About 20 persons attended the first
Bible reading of the year on Saturday
January 9TH. over nifty children were
among the number. The subject was
In the Beginning. God" Mrs Wade
Mr.. }. w. Breedlove, Miss Worrcl
and Mrs Lena Broodlove spoke Cal
cudars for the new year were distrib.
utcd. each family receiving one
d. NJ Darr of Crusher left ycster
day TO spend a few weeks with his
family at Newton. Klns
Uncle Bobbie Falkener is at Ard.
more on grand jury duty His little
nieces, Essle and Ruth Hutchins, Of
Ardmore accompanied him home
Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Willis Morgan and
children spend New Year at Sulphur.
James Baker who has been a suf-
ferer for several months went TO Ard.
more last Thursday to consult DR..
Booth
Postmaster Freeman is attending
court at Ardmoro
Tom AVERT will move his family to
Sorghum Flats this week, as he has
leased a farm there
Eunice Freeman, who was threat
oned with bronchial pneumonia, and
who has been confined to the house
for the past two weeks, is better.
Mrs. A. 4. Wilson had the misfort-
une to sprain one Of her ankles last
week
Mrs. Simmons Of Mil Creek and
Mrs. Maud Tomlinson and little son
from Lindsay were called here last
week by the severe illness Of Mrs.
John Hunter who was threatened
with pneumonia, but is at present bet
ter.
4. Z. Wilson was called to OHaho,
ma City on business last week.
Mrs. attic Deel will move into the
house lately occupied by the Ayerit
family.
Mr. and Mrs ]. W. Breedloye and
Mrs. w. A. Breedlovc visited Ardmore
last Friday
Mrs. II. NJ Craig and Mrs Nav
Crum of Crusher were guests Of Mrs.
James Saturday night
Mrs. b. b. Deel has been suffering
from a very severe attack Of neural.
gia.
Mr.. Wayne Hooper of Davis and Dr.
/ slower of Sulphur were in town late
Saturday.
The Sunshine Sewing society will
meet Wednesday afternoon, January
= 0. to celebrate Nora Baldwin's and
Nola Burkart's birthdays.
John Bray and family from Nil
Creek have moved to Dougherty.
Aunt Sally Falkener is having al
. attack Of erysipelas and is a great suf
fcrer at all times.
NJ. Weber has been very unfortu
nate lately Christmas week he los
his fine big black horse. one nigh
last week, six of his fine mich COW
=. worked their way onto the railroa'
track near the tank and all were Kill
q ed.
The young people gathered at III
, home of Miss Ora Coll for singin
Z last night.
, Mrs. Bessie Pitts Of Davis spen
Saturday at Mrs. James Smiths.
II And so the New Year starts in wit
trials and cares, its joys and sorrows
O its pleasures and pains-the same oil
;. story of love and life and death.
Something each day-a smile;
1t is not much to give;
n And the little gifts OF life
n Make sweet the days we live.
s. The world has weary hearts,
V That we can bless ana cheer,
y And a smile for every day
'S Makes sunshine all the year"