The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-05-08
...SOCIETY...
~ Hr,. l. II. S,urs.on Pboa., House 634, Once 5.

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aal a4- la-.ste-e. TIE Helping
. hand Tl.s is y.-.-a..g a g11lg .s.
dies -.3 society and s... as..s: .- al
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charter -a15--s1l1 ..s. number. over
,sel;y.ave and vl.s ta.s 5egl1a.ag
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l4-.za-9-s O. tae -.E The 5acs-s
chosen we're.
Mss Bliss Co-.sv. --es tea.
N.s vida Mas5l vice pres lent.
Hs Charles q L5-t5.. sec-e
'a-y.
Mss Bertha Elc'- treasurer
Ms- Nay Murphy ra-laasa;ar',n.
I N-s q q WEBB sas chosen yaan.
.u1-.s 20 mother .a- s5rie,y and sd-
+ s- JOS members .1 .5e.- work
The many friends e.. W-s D. W G-l.
ledge zl. .- sorry 20 hear cha, she
. has ..a- quite SICK .-r- ae- -r:r.7
'-al months s.s.' r.-a a.- lsl-
-.- M- slsaI.y. a; orr.
Hs SIS. j. ss.u8ea ls visiting Ia.
...-. a F5., Worth and waco.
Ns W : CLARK o.: Gainesville
. Texas. sa0 has been visiting Mrs. }.
y Haze. and family the past week,
returned 90 aer home this afternoon
M-s ?. Z Orms5y vho las 5y.1
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.
" Ritter. returned 20 her nom. IN
D-u.sou today
M.s Walter Robinson and Miss
, May Harding are guests in the city
from Springfield, No
a jolly crowd Of boys and girls
eeu, olt 20 the Rod and Gun cluo an
/ evening OF 30 ago and enjoyed a
sImp,IOus supper and came home by
. Moonlight In the party were MIS-.
, Dyer and Frank Juden. Miss Higgins
, and Olln Wolyerton, Miss Lopden ald
Ed Green and Mr. and Mrs X. a
, Jones
Miss Eyai.ue Freear u Welt'er.
. ford, Texas, IS the guest Of Miss Igg.
gins.
The amateur theatrical troupe OF
= 'Arimore Will play in Marietta toa.ga,.
They lef; on the evening tram Tor
, .taa, place and a io,lier crowd cu- sci.
=, l0m sees.
The seventh grade a, the Franklin
-choo. OF which Mrs. Bagweu has
charge enjoyed an outing Yesterday
afternoon and had a p!cni. supper out
near 'a- s,andppe.
% one OF the most interesting reports
p t1 ne heard a. The Boston convention
p Will 0e from 'he bureau OF .u:orma.
= ton II is d.tcllt 20 give an ade-
,, quate idea Of its great work, because
q J.: frequently happens tnat a seeming
d ly slight reques, for help means 4
days time FOR the manager. But
gradually the files OF subjects In the
< bureau are increasing, many books OF
e reference have been received, thirty
j magazines place il on their free list,
j and collections Of programs and study
e outlines have been made In great
a numbers. Probably a low estimate
;. would be five thousand letters sent
10 out from the Bureau the past year, be-
!. sides Inuumerable packages, syllabi.
. and programs.
Best OF ALL the help given by the
Bureau has been the so.idifying OF
j. the federation the knowledge that az
4 last We stand on equal footing with
r every national organization OF any In.
. po1auce IN having a regularly estab-
= .7hed centre. To the busy officers. no
,. b measure can De- made Of the lelp
p given by the bureau in spreading the
: doctrine OF both individual and state
=. federation The letter recently writ.
p ten by the manager OF the bureau, az
/ The request Of the president, 70 a
4 well known editor Of a woman's paper,
! shows the value ot systematic collec,
5 ton Of data IN the club work Il Is
quite the fashion FOR some loyal mem.
oe.s 20 reply IN haphazard way,
rOh. yes. the clubs have done some
e | work. but / cannot remember What
, they have accomplished Mrs. Wood
e has put into concrete and definite
!. fashion, small and large dolngs and
q Accomplishment o' clubs and fedora