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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

duJiNsis. .pccifvsDcrc stellar chem.
i-ty and stellar pho'ouuphl ana ne
worlds whitling IN space have heon
Vol investigated. hc stats stud %,
lheij distance measured mt tbo uui.
'c,sc HAS become clear 10 zoo mind
I'D man
So ambition Dc Na- mar made man
triumphant IA aIt scncc ana lrord.
mre. l'nt much a ID ha done lor
mankind In tho pass, stlli mosr can Is
do ln tho luWI. A. IHr fiWc Whom
spain ~aH among tH" uum'non ctt.
hing forces of tlt world. sine owned
both sides ut thr NtIUc ruurup .'a
nj th straits ui Gih.HlIeI Ilput
ol these 800 session sIp placed on
Ga, diverse side o' hpr coins % n-urt
a.. lho Two pillar Ot iloiDI ana d
scroll cniW'nnp tue uila sine nu.
gratCi thc words y plus u.fsa lup
mo- bctoudl soon ,l. hold aui
brave navigator added u.w couiu,-
mouf fl spain pnss -lons and fhcu
tur Wolu Hc was omitted ami tb-
inscription read piu uf,a mwt
leyul1l Our Wulio should aiWaNs
bc Plus uluu The urugr .sltc suir-
Z should always .eali lHai there is
moro go b' accump Slyd tlW has a.
read, been accomplished that azure
achievements viii un.cule he
achievements OF he YaaD Modem
man should feel TIA HoWey tar we
Mas have travelled. there Is sin moro
to traverse, however much $50 m1F
have done there is Hiil more tu le
don, Noyrr was Ihc slime "a, auspici.
0us Tor great achievements as the
present Nou aud Tive in an axe on
"a. finest .acil.i cs Adde'S orporla "
llos ave Goa family A,.u- oHor' 4 to-
us. and new po.sihIuas pfa cHn'inu.
ally beug placed h,foro us IS navc
az our command mo creates AID tn
progress the world has over known
Education add leatuing Witch uael
tu be accessible onE tu ih' fortunate
low. ar nuN OJon io us aii aud wc
cau have hcm luf tuo asking Nut
they aIr urlng thrust and thrown 800
ON as WHAT Winces could no. pul
chase one time uluU,fs M.B today
Icc.if graluituusly N,n ulfrntates
FORMERLY cuuld no5 aA0rj peasants
nuW may acquire nut have We thu
proper ambition Go dpt THESE adj
VANTAGE properly? Us ~ hos mg
hat most of w. regard our educa'iui
merely as ncCessa.t means 90 q gei.
ilsh end Vs. "a nos tact also that
many ~ us feel aboui olr school days
as tho prisoner fell about his lar
term when ho replied to ,hc chan.
lains query as "a why &c. Waf here
because can goi out
There les lalc they tell ia india
about golden palace The story
runs something like uhis. sultan
Ahmed WAS q great ruler Ie sent
thkooh, he most skilliu at hiss
builders. with vast sums OF money %
erecl IN The mountains ~ snow tho
most aploddid palace ever seen va
koob went to the place and found a
horce famine among The people MANY
were diving and siill nore were sich
from starvation the builder tous
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

an his own money and The monpv
TIA, had been given him tor the er,c-
ton of tho palace ANA gave II 90 fcei
hc suncIing people After some time
Ahmed came 10 see The palace hal
found none there lie sent ioi Nakoob
aud learned his slory hul was very
angry ana cast Nakooh into prison.
stating thti he should be- bchoadod
tile following morning That nieli
,no sol. IAN had q drsam. There oame
iu Aim one who s1iO FOLLOW ne
% from ,bc earth they scared unti
.hat Hcre az lloaycns gate They
enforced and lo' There stood palace
ODD pure GOLD more brilliant than me
mn. aud .ul' gorgeous ihaa ans pai-
hre on euIi0 What palace rs this"
asked Aimee aud hts auIdc answer.
nd This IS th palace OF golden
deeds huilf ior thec %, Nakooh. the
Wis' o. glory haI endure forever
Then 'ho sn2 understood ana admit.
.cd thai Nakouh had used his mono,
hos wis lN This st1r, has { ih.nA.
% strong moral tor u, The vas Sums
ol Wou,l spent on ou schools and
he immense amount of energy eNct.
cised m our educational insliiuiioa,
art mi~apliod ana wasted ii thoy DO
me-. Great in us me proper ambition
hCt We mo-t wisely ami wogthny
spent when the, me rs with Tho
amaitinn 90 make llie better ana tiu,f
aud ililct. sweater and healthier and
happier
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

attic adoption ht uituHlis and bv
The pubic oi the u"H't OF cletniI
ness The rs rs n0u IN. lives and
thriy's upon nlth NJ nn iilth T. al
iuW,d in lccumuln BOO 90 house ut its
ucishbufnuod. IL Viii uu uo Ioubht
at iIcE. lur hol do uoi ordinarily
sIraN iar from tb' .H.' ling places
ana their sources D food In "a
thorou.hly clean u'-I'olnood he
cannot live IN the iacc 0l srreens pfs-
venting heir acc"ss .1 nod ana ~
tlr absence OF MANN h'aus ans
other iocrpiaclos lar H'fn I which $40
deposit thcir "gps
1b. Investigation tu pr Jackson
mfo he relations .NI.ue between
Tics and srWcrago lpd Jo 'na lorna
ION OBJ a special commute zee AZ tho
American civic assnriI Jon to urg
tine oNttrminntiuu r tNn iA. Vhit
committee hosIde- wW hing luor'.
turo on ~ subject. urftr-rd 'or the
manufactures Oi 'M. Wu,iue piCtul
dim entitled tn, Fh Pest which
has been shown ~ hlnd %, of mo,-
nt picture halls Lantern slidcs II.
lus,ialinp the sninr subject as TIE
N'll fIf ltNN'f W - fN.II. ~ NN.' Sun y
who make application ,o hr commit
iee \ travelling exhibit CONSISTING
OF photographs and placads, warn
ing AGAINST The Nv pest r. also 20 p
had by local ~ -anilailops The 'p-
Fighting committee Offers substantial
cash prizes ior ESSAYS on The ilous
Ely as O carrier o Disease. Wilton
h> childrou cf The primary and aaw+
mar school clnssct Application To-
hc included IN the l'si oi cities n
which these contests arc fu br carried
ON may d. made 90 Edward Hatch.
Dr.. No l5G Fuh Aveauo New york
City \ While L.st" nf hotels ana
sGunwr resorts fhM Utc prcpalilOu,
against the H. pest Is also to he
prepared ana Information ia regard
10 II may Doe bad y, writing the
chairman OF the committee ar the
same address
The method ul uddiro url.hbu
mood ot fllos arr comparatively sim.
pic, or would hc 90 lly hghirr H,H
dcspoti' power over community. lOr
to insure he suOcoss oi tha work.
cooperation o. absolutely ouual
a carclHash conducted stable WIt
hulliiy che cOnsC. ulious pturD ur o.
whole ehhorhood at nA h.utuHs
While The creation at spii which
shall hrlns lpup Io each householdct
his rcsnon siDili tor muin'anins
sanitary conditions on hts aU misses
is necessary thr ueallh office. Is iur
most effective single agent loI curry
iug ont this reform. for " I. DIS iuit
10 enforce aeaiua III such ordinance
rs public opinion H atrone onol4h TO-
have enacted
The replacing of he horse d. no
makes The CITY street less
inviting To Hes and as thot do not
ilN higher than eight feet.
our slN scrapcrs orc largely trop fyom
HON. bat the m ny advance ot iuYCn
'iul VIII not r'i us ~ th, plague.
lndividual care 10 keen once own
house nee trom llth so tuai Inc
shah have no a. odlne place Foo or
about il ia Uualphng
unless the sanr pains aro taken F..
ones neighbour IL T. nee ssall %
enact ordinance as mas hccn done
luitc general, pf cities in iudauo
Kansas and California. which an con
BE- made to Observe. 50 that thu car
.ul shall MOI have 10 suffe from $500
sins ct their .Hutsiphtcd ueighuogs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
CUTOFF MAY GET
THROUGH TRAIN

Tho report e pcrsttcu, about the
railroad offices and shops that Tho
Santa r. b. mnking arrangements TO
run o. through Train over the nelcn
ontofr hcsunlne Juy o. \ Welt
circulated account mas 1t that fast
mail and express overland viii make
us" of the cut-orf after that date.
Confirmation OF tho report could not.
however, Dec secured from official rir-
olos ANA Agent I. ! Johnson stated
today that nn orders OF Information
concerning the proposed change hal
~ present coached tho lncnl Offices
Thc r"puri, however. comes from
SOURCES mat az. scmi-ufficiai in ma
iuro. nud u is ik,ly that the new.
tram WAl b" put GA this summer.
Tha' such a train is needed ovcn now
rs admitted hS the high officials OF
the company out all arc loath 90
say that IA" tram viii be- run until
the matter has been definitely set.
tl.d
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
|NSURRECTO CAMP
UNSAMITARY
Sickness Liable 10 Break On
Unless Decaying Matter Is
Disposed o., good Grub
Again.

WV B "Nf .I
Nl'H 10 the Woun'wH.
'nI NtN OF .inaros
i'l doNn itI .N'
i'' dte mai Ins
N.'h- in' aidtf ODD '.
NI"" me mon ere .H.
" 'H' 'ai'h iuI slice
'| "hnt ih.l"n
secured Ton Hnic'
'''' '.''' nov nave i.n
"ub " 'n" men nll uHtr
h'N .h'.n and m curI
i''. H'H't 90 nuyD
~ prov ''n 'I' .nm" Tine ui 0hr
htn eYcnt 10 fou10.
'h- 1 '" ". 100 ih' muuuun.
,to-' u Wli convcriine iu.
l"D'I' h'N INFO ,a''lfNm"n. Tho ot
n''is iI'' NfI'rn himself. aro kept
I'''I'I VISITORS from town
Ven ."U .Ii 'lii.iren are one
iuHl il"''i u me camp. man
Nl' i''h aunht th' nuiuhcr The
hlI"' NAic ''fins ha1 decided
'N'' i1t uuNr hN .isui 'u ruatd ti'
b'ifH' 81" ho ran oHd COM.
.'nt OBJ 1909 HIt Ntl any NOR"
man 'n Htfrn ii' suN-Hline col Wuts
Nhd iunn |'nH ga. "aI across the river.
ana ln' p.upl' dIr Iahln yisiiluG thD
'hlnl n VIII
ih" l"" N1"cn1'lc cannon, which
'h' lheull'''os md on mountain
oN' l'""hiuH Iu'th have he"a moved
81" WI INTO camp. Nl"r" h"t are coy.
t'fd "l'h lui p1nNn Inri show muet
i'"i'f .'nl" 1901. iu"u. a.p ind q iaHcs
tcit close Inspection fu ascertain nat
'h'y nfo no. iorto' mado weapons
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
'RABbI SLIDER ON
AMBITION TODAY 4
He Delivers Interesting and
Entertaining Address to Pu-
pills of Hign School at Morn
inc Assembly


gnl.t \t.p.. -.I.... y..,lros4nd ttp
studru. oI tb. ,i.loi,arou. hief,
,ebool V,. rurpI.. np IN. "a rorii, .
stbi.,. of tiu.1tiou lNc.rdiur in
i,,-.t ... .,..o.,l ia ,i- .s,,atl
y.bi,, U,.s routtu,.r .uJ n. .tb.
.fIn ,t., D.. r...i,l nd IN. ,,. al
tno,ouuhnrss ana ,oma.f itinI, ns "a.
,t.ss.d b., .p,r,,,t,,t tub. ulrn chm
introduce. t.,. .p..L.r
-, su.c. -,3 ,u .a..t
"knu.,t.n o,,, M tro. form
mar MA, t.poi. so,p.,htn.. ,,.,ntnbl..
.. di.rr.Jtslbl .nuathio,. unhi, n,.
isnotla .ninn,bip, ..,,iiu. ,f so,gil
Al. .,eaninr tn,l .ish ,ou tn M.
zach fo ina teru, .ri, ,nor,iiur tb,
an, v,t.b .nn,ueufr.t i.1uir.
Tho word MOT LIS a selfish d.Ira t,,.
honor ana unwrr bit AS -cltl.s. &C..
silr tor. .,r,U,ur, os 81 ,u{din, po,,t
Ia MI IN ,hi. sons. ,n,httiop n..
lo,nia3 an, b.... oI ,u l,,,a,
trhi. ,op,n. n .,t .r,r,,, ana IN
rr,f,irr ga su 3D.. chino. t,t a.,
snmmr5 A., ppa.r a., ,crr, ci,il,,
lion tbn ,,u,ltiop o, eo,,o ipdi,id,,,.
broulu thr human NM. "a ma Nh
iarih.i. than n H,d ,,.n h..o,o
f. ,,as nml,it,nu tbot ..t,. ,,,.l.. an
l,ii. us Iofu,4 on1 tnt,,. ,ntio,,it
ue r,Tau,ids ana Y,lar.. ..d nontho
1uS A. ,vas gm.iiion h4u .,,,
Grerro her mower and R1.ue nov
plnW,ss. n W., ambition thr br,ugh,
% Golden age into fhp auricpt VorIr.
tho .rnlutur. OF IA pbidin. and rho
paintinp nf an Nurllr4. Ola. nro,.n,
ana oxamuic ct IA Socrat.. ana t1,
ornior, al a Bcmosiboucs rn, nbt
o,uphir4 of plato ANA An.toil, ami
the tragedies of SopNnclos ANA En
tipia.. Inc epics sod ,cloou.s 81
vifel. thr sonas ana satir.. MI lin,.
ace ana IN. bis,or,r- ot ti.rnto,,.
ana lJ.t n MA. .u.birion maj o,,.
lo the world Cos onoIce-i sacrel and
s..ular Iit,rntar,s it,. pl,l,. ,,d ~
books. its poetry ana las urosc. and
political constitutions Ambitinn ~
was thai raised man from nm bnul,;,
and harassinp uosition ~ commodtlv
ana comior, f. found
man DIGGING mo soil vith his nnpo.s
ana II .pvc him th, ucr'otmir, ,nn,'
or aal no combined harvester +,
tound MIN uslur stone irulononts
and IL sa,r hin .aittontotic snachin.rv
N found man ugvig.tlnu lax .ue,ng of
"a mail boat of rpeds ana pay. hin,
the sicamship Mauritania n inuuJ
him carr,lnu his GOODS hounG IN ms
tom polos ana f. gay, him tbn limit.
pd ENpress. II found him dispatehlno
ieW. Iy means a. bon FIRE. ON mn
tops ANA snatching The slarh from
Heaven ii has enabled men 10 com.
with the end. of tho Garth
.n tb. iNinkline OF nm eve n found
bm dwelling n caves and II has
eym him cheerful healfhnl mes.
iWl homes.
10 ambition proporl, a.piiod and
patiently pracucud. NOTHING seemed T
Inn o3eillo Nnpul ON wished tn en-.
t'r Ialt. bul found H mpos.lhla b..
cHnse the Alps wore inun.satlo
There shall be- no hlps.' ne .rti.d. ANA
he SImphon road WAS mili ana IN, I.
m uos,inle because actual C.nu,ti..
l.sn Ia u.1.. .l... .,,...1 INN. ..f.t.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01
MANAUL SCHOOL TO
HAVE INTERESTING
EXERCISE
Commencement Week az Ms.
sion Begins Next Saturday
With Field Meet. Bacca-
laureate Sermon Sunday.

Fnrtu4 u .H, nt.rrr m.r...
tlr .5uaDonu m.iu,1r .. fur
wrha,si W W,mu uiuruI
nooi uotU DOL. tb. .U. u.. mytu.
Hn.rItc rr.Hrtt..u. Hr ruu.
dtNs cnWururDu urnuw mul.
us i1c .insr uI rtw..u vur
1n. work. ni ths a,h.o. uf.. lt
credit urh tl. nf.u..ut UI
tnr l.uf.
sis Young men sun proaunc This
.'1F fu'u tn" hisn .hpei ,oufrr and
uDIt piHrs 1919 nr uRru hv urser
.lt- LOO 1Hl-
~uppl'm .nt.r. crrfrra in car'r~p
colleges Uil sc Hkrn Dos several 90
the GLASS and ONE Ull cut.r thca.
I"sirg ouii.g 60 study fw iir MIN
.sltf careful 3tterNm /. .Nen ty
th' faculty of this Institution 600 the
Development 1f ur1ipric1l. bIur0n.c
and musical ialrnt hitting the studan,s
i1f ans station "a sotl,1 a. VOL es
preparation TOR ihe various trudrs
'f agriculture carr. utrY. cohhlinn.
htiokmnk.ur otc iu tb- Manau
Ft' club Hre Is Hno mulr voices that
contribute materially u fbr outer.
lalnin"nt ~ ~" schnoi uu the DDc1-
ons of dccl1matuia contests uut
"r" @ feature 81 ho training. pud the.
seriul evenings
since tn present superintendent. j
TOSS. assumed charge of hc school
vernl yours ago. The campus has
'com" 90, - of numerous suhaiuu-
hal buildings, tn'ludlag hospital
'"io'tory. laundry house. barns. ,fc
MANY "f those are built or eDiucui
1l"cks. ana are constructed unmly hy
90" students. With now and then g.
professional builder % direct opera
lions Hrond nolds of grain alfalfa
nnd vegetables demonstrate the lgr
cultural ability and thtift nf tho ln-
mates ~ this Institution who nu Tho
hilo az" uUj,ut- 700 tho rcrullr
hool course ana receiving uucm
Religious trimming m tn, Presbyterian
oath
The entire program ior lhr com
'ionccm,ni s''. 90 ,h Nnuah lu
dnsirinl school
SATURDAY, May Il. rtcll pul Of rt,c.
ou park
SUNDAY May {, d, % mr Hacca
lanrcatc sermon hF o. d. e i..s
mtn
Monday 80 p nr elias. ia, uo.
ffam
Tuesday, SO j. DE-. EaMh u.d.
unconditional oSercis..
"Wednesday 2 -. 90. 'own n.rmoa
exercise
NJ these cNcrcis tnl D,eu ina
ricrson han NJ tho scs09,
Th" class day prorwm s ivrn nc
low
fft.fUar,.Y,, a. ~
Miss " u Smith. No i g Ro e.
Grafton ~ Gtonlcll ......
.............. Il Rudrriguos
chorus ,,......, ....... Glc ui
History oi Glass ...A r. Suptyo
Prophecy Tor underclassmcn -
-....... ........... W :. fDfr
70 The Freshmen 80 klIkpa.rc,
Exhibition Portrait" l'udroi ns meu
Ode 80 nderclassmcn .. Senors
Class Prophecy ... VI TruiHo
Glass WIN ...,...... 4 Rodrr.qucl
Advice 10 Younger Broihcrs
..........,.. ....... = i.uuJ
ode 20 seniors ... Undciclassn.a
commencement Program
Music .......... School
otniion-- launched 10 Anchor
where ......... \ Rode uquo
Grafton Need al Reform IN ~
licc Court - W s prr,a
huflt .....,. ........... NJ NunfrWr
Grafton Whore Thure ia Wu
Grafton Aspiration tho soul OF
Progress ........ $ Luna
Instrumental Duet ....... ...
Miss Smith and Mrs Ross
oWo,ou Sew Mexico .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-01

For the best saddle horses IN the city
can phone No ?. " l. Trimble. lIs
y ani ~
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
COUNTYS
SINGING CONVENTION
WILL CONVENE AT HEWITT ON
NEXT TURDAY-Wlll SING
AT DEDICATION.

Professor Coffman OF Provence
was in the city yesterday perfecting
arrangements for the Garter County
Singing Society that will convene at
Hewitt next Saturday and Sunday.
The new church will be dedicated
at Hewitt next Sunday, and the
Carter county singing classes have
been invited to sing on this occa-
sion.
The regular business meeting will
be held Saturday afternoon, and the
singers will assemble for music Sun
day. Professor Coffman of Provence
is the president Of the Carter Coun-
ty Singing Society, and c. III. Dav-
export of Glenn is the clerk. Both
of these gentlemen are hard at
work to make the meeting at Hew-
lit one of the largest and most
enjoyable ever held.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
DENVER GRIZZLIES
HERE APRIL 18TH
GOOD BASE BALL WILL BE SEEN
AT LOCAL PARK BETWEEN lO-
GALS AND DENVER TEAMS.

The advance advertising matter OF
the Denver Grizzlies" who will play
here on April 18th has arrived, as
well as a booklet giving the roster
Of the team of seventeen men. They
travel over the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe lines and connections and
their itinerary beginning at Cleburne
Tex, April 5th, includes the follow
ing dates: Austin, April 9th; Sar
Antonio, 7th Fort Worth, Sth anc
9th; Dallas, 10th and 11th; Ardmore
Okla, 18th; Shawnee, 18th; McAles
ter, 14th; Muskogee, 18th and 18th
Tulsa, 18th and 18th.
From Tulsa they go direct to Lin
coin, Neb., for the opening of the
Western League season.
The local management are making
every effort to have everything II
shape for the reception of the "Griz
zlies," and are also confident that th'
material will be on hand to give then
warm reception.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
The Lucky Number.

The number that will draw the
$500 prize in our no name sundae
contest is OO32 and the name that the
judges decided as the most appropri'
ate for our new sundae is Southern
Smiles. If the party who holds this
number will present it at our store
we will take pleasure in delivering
to them the $500 box of candy, and
to other contestants who will bring
their tickets to the store a South
ern Smile" sundae will be given free.
We think this is an exceptionally
fine delicacy and want you to try it.
RINGER DRUG CO.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
FRESH VEGETABLES EVERY
DAY IN THE WEEK AT w. J.
LANES.

Governor Cruce continues to in
gratiate himself deeper and more last
ingly into the hearts of his constitu-
ents on account of the clean, clear
headed, able men he is appointing to
office. 1t is good to know that we
have a man at the head of our af.
fairs who has both the good sense
and judgment to know, and the heart
and courage to do, the right-Salli'
saw Star-Gazette.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
NOTICE..

Notice Is hereby given to the
property holders in Improvement Dis
trict No. II, said District being Nc
Iish Avenue, Southwest, from the
East line of E Street, Southwest, to
the East line of l Street, Southwest;
f Street, Southwest, from the South
line of West Main Street to the North
line of McLish Avenue, Southwest;
f Street, Southwest, from the South
line of West Main Street to the North
line OF McLish Avenue, Southwest; {;
and Improvement District No. II, be-
ing First Avenue, Southeast, from
the East line of South Washington
Street to the East line of an unnamed
alley, running parallel with an ada
cent to the East line of the right of
way of the G.. C. & S. F. Rly. Co.; :;
A Street, southeast, from the South
line of Hinkle Street to the North
line of First Avenue, Southeast. That
the Board of Commissioners will hold
special session on the 4th day OF
April, 1911, to hear any complaints
or objections that may be made
against the report of the Board OF
Appraisers herein so adopted.
Given under my hand and seal on
this the 23rd Gay of March, 1911.
(SeaD
G. H. BRUCE,
City Clerk
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26

There's no argument to make. II
you pay cash for your groceries you
will save money; if your grocer car
ries your account for 80, 90 or 80
days, you will have to pay the inter-
est on your account and probably on
others. We save you all that here,
and our stock is always fresh and
clean. Clark's C. o. d. Store, where
you save money.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-26
ARDMORE LODGE NO,
81 A, F, & A, N,
TO BROTHERS WHO ARE ABOUT
TO DEPART, DR.. CONNELLY
AND W. A. GILLIAN HONOREES.

Ardmore Lodge No. 81, A. F. and A
NJ, rendered Dr. Connolly of the First
Christian church and w. A. Gillian
formerly merchant of this city, a
banquet at the Masonic Temple Fri
day night. Dr. Connolly will preach
his farewell sermon here today and
will remove with his family to Mime
apolis where he has accepted charge
of the Christian church. Mr.. Gillian
was for many years in business here
but recently sold out and will remove
to California where his family is al
present
Following is the program render
ed:
In honor of brothers, H. G.. Connel
ly and w. A. Gillian.
Refreshments.
Toasts.
"Love"-L. II. Love.
"Hope"-W. A. Wimbish.
"Faith"-J. B. Moore.
"Charity''-R. A. Hefner.
Our Departing Brethren"-C. {
Weith.
Response, H. G. Connolly and W
A. Gillian.
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DR., CONNELLYS
FAREWELL SERMON
POPULAR PASTOR OF CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH WILL LEAVE
ARDMORE.

DR.. II. G.. Connolly, pastor of the
First Christian church of this city
will preach his farewell sermon to
the congregation this morning, hav-
ing accepted the pastorate of q
Christian church at Minneapolis,
MINI.
There is no better known pastor
in the state of Oklahoma. Since his
arrival here nearly three years ago
he has endeared himself to every ac-
ouaintance he has made among all
denominations and his friends are
only limited by the extent of his
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WILL DEDICATE
CHURCH AT HEWITT
NEXT SUNDAY NEW CHURCH AT
HUSTllNG LITTLE CITY WILL
OPEN ITS DOORS.

Next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock the church at Hewitt will
be dedicated. DR.. j. II. O. Smith
of the First Christian church OF
Oklahoma City will dedicate the
church and none should fail to hear
this eloquent pulpit orator. He is
one of the ablest preachers, not
only of this state, but of the United
States. A cordial invitation is eX
tended to the people of Ardmore
to attend and it is expected that
many will do so.
This is the first church in Hew
lit, and her good people are justly
proud of it. They also wish tc
thank the people of Ardmort
through the columns of this papel
for their liberal contributions to
ward the erection of same, and We
especially wish to thank the people
of Oklahoma City, who combined
with the citizens of Ardmore, made
it possible for this church to be
built, and at n time when the sub
scription list was small and there
were many discouraging circum
stances to overcome.
The Carter county singing conven
tion will meet at Hewitt Saturday
and will furnish the music for the
dedication on next Sunday
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acquaintances. The members of his
church; in fact, the members of all
churches and pastors regret TO see
DR.. Connolly leave the city, but
join in wishing a hearty God-speed
in his new field.
The following is the announce
ment for today's services at the
First Christian church:
Bible school, at 9:45; morning
sermon, at HOO; evening sermon,
at 7:45, to which all are cordially
invited to attend.
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Springer School.

March report of the Springer
school, upper grades:
Aaron Moore, scholarship SO, at
tendance 100, department f.
Gertrude Kerley, scholarship So
department E.
Rosa Hickman, scholarship so, de-
pertinent E.
There are others that are 20 and
over in scholarship and department
e. Our schools are doing wen.
T. SILSBEE.
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DERSONAL X
PICkUPS 4
~@@~S

Hon. w. F. Skillern of Tisho-
mingo was in the city yesterday.
Prof. Coffman of Provence was a
business visitor here yesterday.
R. F. Scivally of Springer was in
the city yesterday on business.
Jesse Jordan and little daughter
Martha of Marietta We're in the city
yesterday.
Judge Alexander Outlet of Tish-
omingo was a business visitor here
yesterday.
Walter Hodges, a prominent mer-
chant of Orr, was in the city yes
terday on business.
Miss Margaret Mynan Blois OF
Marietta is in the city spending
Sunday with friends.