The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-22
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This club is non-sectarian and in
vites the young people of al
churches to Join with them in this
open session.
An interesting session has been
prepared.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church meets on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. c. 2. Van
denberg. Business session from 8
to 4, followed by a social hour. All
persons knowing themselves in
debted to the Presbyterian Aid So
ciety will please settle their account
this week, as the society needs the
money and wishes to close the
books.
A wedding that quite took their
friends by surprise was solemnized
yesterday morning at seven o'clock
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. n. Morgan, when Mrs. Morgan S
brother, II. Fonville, was married
to Miss Vada Lane, in the presence
of the relatives and a few intimate
friends.
Rev. Winton, pastor of the Broad
way Methodist church, performed
the ceremony.
Immediately after the marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fonville left 70: Mem
phis. Tennessee, where they will
visit before going to Lexington,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Fonville has lived in Lexing-
ton since his earliest boyhood, and
on entering profession, selected
Lexington as his home.
He has been photographer for
the past fifteen years, and has
splendid patronage from Lexington
and the surrounding towns. where
his work meets with the highest
commendation
Miss Lane is sister of w. J.
Lane, one of our largest grocers,
and in her brothers store has en-
larged her circle of friends until
she is one of the most popular Of
Ardmore's young women.
The date of the wedding had been
set for Friday evening, but the
friends of the young couple had
been so garrulous in discussing their
plans of rice and old shoes that
Miss Lane decided To give them the
slip by postponing the marriage.
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The Orio Club held an interest
ing meeting on yesterday with Mrs.
G. II. Webb.
Roll call was answered with an
estimate of Henry Sth.
Mrs. Josephine Carr read a splen-
did paper on The Ottoman Power
The subjects for class discussion
were THE Court OF Henry Sth."
"Cranmer as an Agent Of the Ref
ormation," The Great Work of
Thomas Cromwell"
The Table Talk was Suppression
of Monasteries; Good or Bad Re-
sults?"
Mrs. En- Evans led the discussion
on the city of Rome
Miss Ellen Dixon led the parlia-
mentary drill.
The mnsic was especially enjoy.
able with vocal selections from Mrs
Clara b. Hardy and Miss Daisy
Maud Webb.
Mrs. J. A. Bivens has returned
from a visit OF several weeks to
friends and relatives in various
towns in Oklahoma
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Mrs. Tom Martin OF Oklahoma
City visited Mrs. Nina Hadley the
past week and was one of the hon
or guests at the special Eastern
Star meeting on Thursday evening
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Hugh NJ. Potter of Gainesville
won the H. A. Wroe prize of 800
gold watch as the best debater in
the University of Texas.
To Luther S. Hoffman of Denton
was awarded the second prize of the
G. A. Balm $50 gold fob.
The six debaters were chosen to
meet the debating teams of the
three members of Pentagonal
League, Mississippi, Tennessee and
Missouri. There were Eugene Har-
ris of FL Paso. Luther Hoffman OF
Denton, Alvin Owsley of Denton,
Guy l.. Perldnson of Temple, Hugh
n