The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-01-13

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Method of Cooperation in Okla
| homa" Mrs. Hargrave.
Educational and Training School
| Work" Miss Nichols.
SONS Somebody Needs YOU
Mrs. Hardy.
Mrs. Kinkaid read few verses
from the Gospel of Matthew and
Offered a prayer. The Presbyterian
ladies then took charge of the eX-
erciscs. as follows:
Reading, Mrs. Walter Madden.
Church Unity Mrs. Bleakmore.
DO Missions Pay?" Mrs. Ringer.
What Our Society Has Done,
Mrs. Potterf.
The Carter Avenue Methodist
church sent a representative who
gave an account of what that
church is doing, and Mrs. Wolver-
ton reported from the West End
Methodist Mission. The other
churches bf the icINE were not
represented, but it is hoped that
hereafter they will take part in
the annual meeting.
The occasion was so pleasant
for all concerned that it was unan-
imously decided to provide for a
similar meeting every year In or
der to effect this a temporary or
ganization was effected with Mrs.
Kearney as president and Miss
Nichols as secretary. Permanent Of
ficers were then elected as follows:
President, Mrs. Byron Drew; Vice
President, Mrs. w. r. Bleakmore;
Secretary, Miss Daisy Nichols;
Treasurer, Mrs. II. G. Connolly
The ample Sunday school room
of the church was made scene
of cheerful luncheon at the noon
cake were accompanied with cheer
ful conversation, and the ladies of
the several churches found them
selves drawn together by their com
mon interest in a great cause.
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Thee Woodmen Circle and their
families are invited to attend the
Joint meeting of the Woodmen of
the World tonight.
Joint installation of officers will
be held and a special musical pro
gram rendered.
The Kosmos Klub meets neXr
week with Mrs. Tom Frame, at
Mrs. w. b. Frames.
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a party of prominent Guthrie
folk, who came down to attend the
inaugural ceremonies. Included Mr..
and Mrs. J. b. Bledsoe, the latter's
sister, Mrs. McCarty of Washing
ton, d. c., Mrs. C. c. Kneisly, Mrs.
George Player, Mrs. C. carlin, Prof.
and Mrs. Ross and Miss Lennon.
They attended the reception and
ball in the evening.-New State
Capitol.
It's fine 10 mingle especially in
a good cause, and Guthrie society
ladies went and saw and conquered
last night at the great inaugural
ball in Oklahoma City. 1t was a
grand affair, the ladies talked about
each others pretty hair, gowns and
complexion and danced until their
satin, much rosetted slippers were
soiled and shapeless, and then they
dropped down into the dining
room and had very fine banquet,
that being one of the most appre-
ciated features of the entire even
ing. Some OF those attending the
ball from here were Mesdames
BledsOe, McCarty, Goodwin and
Kneisley, and we understand that
Mr. Bledsoe had the chaperoning
of the party of which we are sure
he is capable.-New State Capitol.
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Well Known Woman Dies.
From Chickasha we have informa-
tion that Mis-. Stella Brown, wife
of John w. Brown. one of the
weatlhiest Indian citizens of that
city, died Thursday at San Antonio.
The body will be brought here for
burial
Mrs. Brown was a Chickasaw In
dian by descent, and was one of
the best educated women of her
tribe. She was born near Tisho-
mingO in an Indian seminary. For
two years Mrs. Brown was presi-
dent of the Oklahoma c. w. b. NJ.
society of the Christian church
She was one of the foremost
citizens in the securing of the Car
negie library for Chickasha By
her work and influence the library
was located, built and maintained.
Until recently Mrs. Brown acted
in the capacity of president of the
Carnegie library board
Mrs. Brown was Miss Stella Car
te- before her marriage. Her people
have been prominent in Chickasaw
Indian tribal affairs for years. Her
cousin, Holmes Colbert, spends
most of his time in Washington.
d. c., attending to matters pertain
ing to the Chickasaw interests.