The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-04-03
DOUGHER RTY.


morning. but 1t was not heavy enough
to do any serious damage.
some Of our farmers have corn up,
and others have cotton planed. IT'S
hard to beat the farmers Of this fine
valley.
But when we awakened very early
Easter morning. long before day, and
hoard It raining, we thought surely
our pleasant anticipatlons for the
day we're at an end Bu, when the
day broke. It broke cold and gray.
but without rain. In all my long ex-
porrncc. and / am facing the setting
sun now, this IL the first time !
have over seen gray, cold Easter
morning. hut the afternoon was
bright and very large number OF
people attended the pretty Easter ex-
orcisos. held at the home OF Mrs.
wade. Indeed. the house would not
hold all who came. The house was
prettily decorated with plants, cut
IlpWtIH, WUll' fhHI'I u'll0t pll Il'
and white flower chains, and an
Easter baner stretched across the
arch into the bay window. The mu-
sic was all appropriate for the day
and rendered very nicely and enjoyed
by all The recitations were all finely
rendered. THE Easter Greeting by
Master Alex Long; "A Ro.'s Trib-
ute" by Master Charlie Edmundson;
Good News" Morris Morgan; The
Ilt'lc Brown Bulb Bcssic Houchen;
Easter Bonnets." Goldic Breedlove.
Two tiny llir, girls i1ur yrais cid
Grace Tolason and Alice Hart in. 10.
cited so nicely. THE Raising of Jai.
rus Daughter" by Miss Floyd Majors
ami "The Little Pilgrim by Miss
Cora Morgan were very beautiful.
The exercise. "The Spirit Of Easter"
In which twelve girls dressed in
white and carrying lilies took part,
could not have been finer. \ motion
exercise The Chidrcn's Offering" in
which were six little girIs dressed
In white. was so prcttily rendered.
The exercise, The Spirit OF Spring"
by the young ladies' added very
much to the program. Indeed Dough.
crty has great reason TO be proud
OF her Easter exercises and OF the
children and young people who so
brightly entered the Easter spirit and
made the program such success.
Many large city church could not
have competed and won against
these bright children. Mrs. Wade dis
trlbuted Easter cards at the close
OF the service.
Mrs. V. Nor remembered the
members Of her class in Sunday
school with prettily decorated East.
cr eggs.
Mrs. Il. ID. Turner Of Davis remem.
bcrod Mrs. Wade with beautiful box
OF flowers FOR the Easter services.
Miss Ethel Ford of Gllsonlte was
over for the Easter services.
DR. C. H. Collins of Davis. candl.
date for superintendent Of public
schools for Murray county. visited
Doushcrty Saturday and called upon
number Of the citizens. creating a
very favorable impression in behalf
of his candidacy.
w W. Wade. J. W. Breodlovc, John
Strickland and Mr.. Baldwin visited
Ardmorc Friday last
Bill Hampton, the prince of fisher
men of these parts caught fish
woEhiug 30 pounds last week. and
this Is no fish story, either.
htll HarbIn is moving his family
to Sulphur today
II Is with sincerorcgret that the
friends Of Mrs. \ T.. Wilson and her
youngest daughter, Miss Floyd Ma.
jors, are bidding thcm roodby today.
They will visit Pauls Valley and Ard
moro before leaving for New Mexico
whore they will join Mr.. Wilson. who
has built them new house.
Postmaster Freeman is still con.
fined to the house
The Farmers Union had a picnic
dinner over on Rock creek Saturday
and an enjoyable time.
Mr. W \ Rroedloyc and family
and Mr. J. W Brcedloyo intend TO
drive overland to Tupclo, qoctaw
nation, TO visit their brother, Rob.
crt at that place starting Wcdnes
day
Democratic rally was held here
on Saiur'7v evening with large at.
Tendance Tao speakers who address.
ed tho meeting were A. A. Elmore.
candidate for state senator from this