The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06

est ana most active tn the city. The
church property Is splcndidly locat
ed ON one of the principal thorough
fares Of the town and the members
have also In contemplation in the
near future some elaborate improve
mcnts. one OF the features OF thi
church is a Mems club. which holda
monthly meetings with talks and
hauuuots
The Baptist church owns valuable
property on the street car line. hav.
ing at present very desirable
house of worship. Go which is cN.
pcc,cd 10 be- added to later Uutil
recently an efficient pastor. Rev
Nynuc has had charge OF this lasgp
. congregation. but they are now
without a minister. Rev Wyuuc hay.
ing resigned Several prominent
preachers are under consideration AZ
/ the present time. The ~. Y. T.. L..
I of this church Is another Of the ac-
tive young peoples societies of the
city and Is doing a grca, work In in
terosting the young folk In higher
things
As is sometimes unusual in towns
of this size. there is I'm Ardmorc a
splendid Episcopal congregation
numbering nearly two hundred com
municants. with large Sunday
school and Wumans Guild. Arch
deacon Henry B. Smith. one of the
foremost Episcopal ministers la the
state is pastor of ST l.ukcs and is
said to be In line To succeed Bishop
John Key Brooke as bishop OF Okla.
noma. Arch Deacon Smith Is one
Of the higher educated men in the
ministry, brOadminded and liberal In
his views. Under his direction St
lukes Is planning 10 build on their
valuable property a handsome church
To replace the one now In use
That all classes may be- suited
The Church of Christ composed
of those whose motto is Where the
Bible Speaks, We speak. and where
the Bible Is silent. We are silent. "
has recently been organized They
have secured and repaired the for.
mcr Cumberland Prcsby' nrian church
and hold regular Sunday aud mid
week services They have no young
peoples societies and their member.
ship is at present small They have
no regular pastor.
OF the smaller churches the South
ArdmOre Methodist church Is one of
the growing denominations In the
city. being located in a residence
portion where the other churches
are not easily accessible. This
church has a devoted membership
who have added To and beautfied
their building and 1t Is now one of
the prettiest in the city. Rev. Rog
e's, a former Mississippian Is the
efficient pastor, ana who promises
to accomplish much good. He *
talented educated preacher
The South Ardmore Baptist church
VIM. r. WARREN.
What can be done by the appli
cation of busines principles to agri
culture and the dKersification OF
crops is amply proven In the case
of VIM. f. Warren. one of the
most successful agriculturists In Car.
ter County He is the owner ol
one of the largest and most Ter.
tile farms In Southern Oklahoma He
deyotes considerable attention 70
raising stock as well as potatoes
alfalfa and "A number of crops OF
the same character.
Mr. Warren is "A native of Mary.
land, having been born in Balti
more in 1864. When II years OF
age, after having received consider.
able education I'm the city schools
of his native city. he was afflicted
with the western fever. sO-called
and he journeyed to Brownstown
Ark. whore after a years soJourn
re decided TO move further into the
new country and he crossed into the
p Choctaw nation and took up his
abode in what is now Berwyn. lie
prCspercd. He was "A great believer
In real estate and as he has been
successful in making money he has
invested freely In farm and ranch
: property. He has an 1900 acre
: ranch twelve miles from Berwyr
and farm OF 1000 acres I'm the
. Washita yally and a farm near Ber
wyn.
Mr.. Warren has been honored N
! many ways by his fellow citizens
He was the first mayor Of Berwyr
and was serving his third tern
fhen he decided 10 become a citi
zen of Ardmore. Mr.. Warren pre-
l sents one VI the best examples o
r what can be accomplished in agri
b culture and stock raising when con
Quoted on business basis and th'
4 natural advantages Of soil and ~
?. mate are made TO yield their share
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