The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-05
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uuestei her friends that sne p'
given no shower, but they were cas-
ilv forgiven when she saw the
Measure with which the gifts were
bestowed much against her incllna-
ton she was forced to roll her
newly acquired kitchen-ware home
with the guests as an accompanying
parade.
A dainty luncheon was served
Misses Guthridge, Stansell, Edna
James. Thadie james, lnez Stewart
Odey, Roberts, Hall, Hanna, Jen'
ME Williams of Norman, Crittendon'
Corlew, Garbutt, Hall, Ward, Thur
low. Wolve1uon, Madden, Buford'
Mary Williams, Sigmund Of Chick
asha; Mesdames T. N. Coleman
Sam Downard, Bb Evans, Jolly, Val
Mullen, John Nichols, Tom Frame
Harold Wallace. Cecil Williams, Wal
ter Madden, Lon Frame, T. l..
Wright, Cecile Jones.
FRxFN
Very Sad Death.
yery sad death occurred In Ard
more on Friday night, when MISS
May Noble, an invalid for several
years. died at the residence of Dr.
Thompson on A street.
When Miss Noble was a girl In
her teens she was sent from her
home in Gainesville to Nashville,
Tennessee, to complete her educa-
ton and prepare to be teacher
While there she was very Ill with
meningitis, from which she never
fully recovered.
When she was able TO return to
Gainesville, she was brought to
Ardmore ana put under the care OF
DIR. Shackelford, a physician in whom
the family had the highest esteem
and confidence. DR.. Shackelford
even surpassed their expectations
and after some months Miss Mob
was able to walk and the family
felt that her recovery was certain.
Believing that the treatment Of DR..
Shackelford, supplemented by the
milder winters of California wuold
complete her cure, she was sent by
her family to California. where she
seemed to completely gain her
strength. While there she was the
victim OF an accident, a severe fall,
which brought back her former trou-
BILE and was the subsequent cause
of her death.
When It was feasible she was
brought back to Arimore and every
thing possible was done for her re-
covery.
Her death occurred at 1885 Sat
urday night at DR.. Thompson's,
where she was rooming.
Miss Noble is a cousin Of Mr..
Don Lacy and Mrs. w. A. Colley.
Those who knew her here were
touched by the tragedy of her fate
which robbed her of the JOY and
health of youth. Her illness covered
period OF four years.
The funeral was held from the
family residence in Gainesville yes
terday afternoon.
**s**
Musical Postponed.
The Ladies' of the Leaf Musical,
which was to have been given at
Mrs. T. f. Guillot's this afternoon,
has been postponed on account OF
the illness of Mrs. Guillot. Mrs.
Guillot was taken very i'll on Sat
ur5ay night and while not seriously
H. is not we'll enough to take part
in the musical this week.
*****
Bridge Club Postponed.
Mrs. w. d. Potter, in Difference
to the church bazaars which have
been scheduled for this week, will
not entertain the Bridge Club tli,
week, but will take the club at its
regular meeting on Thursday week.
*&***
st. Philips Guild will meet tomor-
row afternoon at Mrs. Ed Hoff-
mann's on Main street.
Officers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
All candidates for an Office in
the Guild will please stay at home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rowland
have move,l from the Wall home in
southwest Ardmore and are board
ing with Mrs. j. L. higgins, while
building their new home on First
Avenue, one door east of the Frank
Robson property on C street south
west. They will erect a sixroom
bungalow, which will be one of the
most attractive in the city.