The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-05


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BRADFiELD REGULATOR co.. Ahaafa. Ga
Hill School north OF the city. He
reports an apprcciative and enthusi-
astic audience and is well pleased with
the results of the evening. The school
through its faculty is always open TO
such calls as this. The president ad
dressed Grady county teachers Nov.
2nd. Haskell county teachers Nov 4,
Comanche county Nov. II and Okla
homa and Cleveland counties Nov. is.
The executive committee OF the Cen
tral Teachers Association finished its
work of preparing the Thanksgiving
program while in session here last
Saturday. This program will be OFF
the press by November lst and ready
for distribution.
Tho regular lecture course opened
Monday evening, Oct. 80, with LAur-
ant the magician. His entertainm ent
is a most marvellous two hours Of
enjoyment. He was here two years
ago and returns much improved this
year. Every ono who saw him was
delighted. The full course consists OF
eight such attractions and comes to
the student of Central for the nominal
sum of $3.50.
Miss Lucille I.utts OF the junior
class has been employed to teach a
winter term in her home district.
She will leave about November 18th
and return for the spring term. She
is a good student and her return will
ne looked forward to by the faculty.
Mr.. J. +. Hatcher OF the class OF
1911 has been called to assist in the
department Of physics. He is youns
man Of fine character and attainments
He made as plendid record as a stu
dent and graduated with high honor
It is high tribute TO him to be Sc
lected from such an available list af
the alumni Of Central Normal TO this
position of trust and responsibility
Mr.. Hatcher is the third alumnus nov
in the faculty, the other wo being
Prof. Jeffries and Miss Burkcs.
Prof. Jeffries is addressing lctttr
to every graduate OF Central offering
an opportunity to assist In placing a
clock and chimes in the tower of the
old North building. This Is move
ment in which all the old graduates
will be glad to have hand. Many
tender and touching memories cluster
round this old tower. To give IL the
power of speech is a movement that
cannot be too highly commended.
Prof. Ed l.. Reed, q former member
of our faculty and now with the State
Baptist College of Blackwell. expects
to attend the meeting of the Acad.
emy of Science TO be held at Edmond
during Thanksgiving week. He is
we'll pleased with his work at Black
we'll
Miss Pearl Isle, class OF 1911. writes
from Enid that she Is very happy in
her work in the city schools. She ex
pects to make Central visit during
the Thanksgiving recess.
A letter received from Nell Nash,
class of 1910, principal of the Gran
ite High School, is full of good words
for his alma mater. Nell is making
a record for himself in the southwest
and Central is watching him with In
terest and pride.
There could be no better medicine
than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
NV children were all sick with whoop.
ing cough. Ono of them vas in bed,
had a high fever and was ast,ghine M
blood. Our doctor gave them Chamber.