The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-10

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9 p. m. when the convention was Led
in song by ]. A. Carroll after which
the convention was led in prayer by
the chaplain.
One song by the convention led by
W. II. Robson.
The following business was tLen
| transacted
Upon motion duly adopted the pres
ident was authorized to appoint an
organizer or temporary chairman for
the three district conventions. The
president appointed the following, as
such temporary chairmen: Western
district w. r. Robson; Central dis
trict-J. A. Carroll; and Mr. Will
liams for the Eastern district
The QUESTION Of distrctng the
county was again raised and after
some discussion it was decided that
the next convention in October would
be a county convention and Mr.. w. II.
Robson having asked for the con-
ycntiOn to meet with the Wheeler
class for that time and no other place
bemg placed in nomination it was
unanimously decided to accept the
invitation of Wheeler and the next
county convention meeting in Octo-
her, 1913, will be held with the
Wheeler class.
The book question was again raised
and after much discussion as to what
should be the convention book, it was
decided that the report of the com
mittee at the asst convention having
been made on Sunday, when business
could not be transacted it was decid-
ed to adopt no convention book al
this time and zach class is at liberty
to use any book they desire.
1t was decided that each class shall
be assessed one dollar to defray the
necessary expenses Of the convention
Whereupon the following classes
promptly paid the amount; Plain
view, Enterprise, Newport, Wheeler
Prairie Valley, Mary Niblack. Glenn
and Criner.
Upon motion duly adopted it was
decided that the business of TIE con-
vention being finished that the busi-
ness meeting of the convention be
adjourned without date and we spend
the balance of the evening in sing
ing
The following program was then
carried out to the great pleasure OF
all present.
One song by the convention led by
Ed Blafdck.
One song by the convention led by
W. NJ. Herweck.
One song by the convention led by
j. V. Fuller.
Two songs by the convention led by
J. NJ. Lewis, Mill Creek.
One song by the convention led by
c. w. Wogmon.
One song by the convention led by
C. II. Davenport.
One song by the convention led by
W. r. Robson.
One song by the convention led by
A. b. Carroll
One song by the convention led by
+. e. Buchanan.
One song by the convention led by
j. A. Carroll.
Two songs by the convention led by
G. C. Adams.
Duet by Messrs. Blalock and Rob
ertson.
Two quartets by Robson, Carroll,
Adams and Buchanan.
Duet by the Zellner brothers.
Duet by Miss Holly Craddock and
e. E. Buchanan.
Quartet-Robison, Carroll, Buchan-
an with Homer Carroll on slide from
bone.
Solo by Mr.. Blalock
Solo and quartet chorus by E. e.
Buchanan and others.
After hearing the announcements
made by J. A. Carroll adjournment
vas taken until 10 a. m. Sunday to
meet in the arbor prepared for Sun.
lay.
The Sunday morning services were
opened promptly at 10 a. m. with song
~ the convention led by the president
ifter which the convention was led
n prayer by Brother ]. E. James.
The welcome address was then de
ivered by Mr.. S. NJ. Parker and re-
'ponse to the welcome thus extended
vas made by Brother James.
The convention was then extended
greeting by a song beautifully rem !
ered by the Plainvkw class and this 8
Welcome in song was responded to by
he secretary of the convention. :