The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-05-13
HELLO! HELLoM HELLo!!!
Central Girls From Southern oklaho-
ma In Ardmore,

The conference Of chief operators !
OF the Pioneer Telephone and Tel
egraph Co, which is being held in |
Ardmore, has attracted no little at
tention, the girls being conspicuous |
by the blue bell badges Which they !
proudly wear The conference is
attended by the chief operators OF
Districts l and (the central AMI |
southeastern parts of the state) and
by various officials OF the company.
The sessions are presided over BY
Mr.. Sackman.
This conference which is only one
of number held at different points
In the state, is in reality a school
of instruction, where the chief OPP
orators take up the various ques-
tions incident to handling the service,
exchange ideas on the best methods
and plans for giving good and uni
form service throughout the state.
with customary foresight the Of
ficials of the Pioneer company real
ize that by educating their chief op-
orators to high grade OF efficiency
they serve the best interests of the
public and by so doing make for the
welfare of the company. The chief
operators are taught how best TO
instruct The operators under them
and above all they are impressed with
the fact that to be true to their trust
to themselves, to the company and
to the public, they must develop the
individual This is the slogan that
has been selected for 1913 and the
interest displayed by the chief oper-
ators in the conference shows that
the slogan is well chosen.
Aside from the work which is being
done the Blue Bell girls find time
to enjoy themselves. Monday after
noon, photograph of the entire party
was taken ON the steps of the new
High School building, after which
AN inspection of the building, under
the guidance of Prof Erdman was
made. All were charmed at the mag
niticence and completeness of the
building, and many of the girls were
heard to say: How I'd like to 20 to
school again in a building like this"
The ventilating and heating system
was particularly inspected and ap-
preciated In the evening. a theater
party was enjoyed after which the
lery of the hotel, where for a long
time the melodious strains of favor
ite songs could be heard. Today
through the courtesy of the Palace
Garage the Pioneer girls will enjoy
an automobile ride through the city
and from the glimpses they have
had of it all are eager for the ride,
Already sighs are heard when men
tion Of going home is made and the
opinion is unanimous that the con
ference is a great success.
Those who are in attendance AZ
the conference are as follows:
Mr.. Percy Redmond general traf-
fic superintendent
Mr.. j. r, Thompson, division traf-
fic superintendent.
Mr.. NJ NJ. Glauber, traffic engin-
eer.
Mr.. NJ. A. Sanders, district com
mercial superintendent.
Mr.. A. r. Harris, district traffic
chief.
Mr.. o. D. Sackman, district traffic
CHIEF
Tie following chief operators were
present;
Miss Mary f. Weber, Shawnee.
Miss Elizabeth WIeisenborn, Guth-
rie.
Miss Eloise Shell, Ardmore.
Miss Nellie Rich, Durant.
Miss Nellie Wheatley, Ada.
Miss Bird Mitchell, Hugo.
Miss Hollie Pate, Holdenville.
Miss Catherine Gallagher, Pauls
Valley.
Miss Clare Gillian, Chandler.
Miss Effie Laird, Madill.
Miss Lula Prescott, Coalgate.
Miss Lou Garrett, Marietta.
Miss Clara Gaines, Atoka.
Miss Edith Turner, Idabel.
Miss Tennye Schaefer, Edmond.
Miss Bertha Freeman, Tishomingo
Miss Margaret O'Donnell Davis.
Miss Maud Renshaw, Luther
Miss Mary Underwood, Wellston.
Miss Hila Mammack, Rolf.
Miss Katherine Patty, Wynnewood
Miss Frances Carson Yukon.
Miss Minnie Smith, Antlers
Miss Carolyn Cutter, Remington.