The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-05-18
Northwestern Normal.

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Alva, Okla.-Chapel exercises May
7 were unusually interesting as a
number of prominent politicians were
present and gave addresses. Among
those who spoke were State Superin-
tendent X. II. Wilson, Col. Sidney
Suggs, Judge Hayes, Mr.. Stewart OF
Enid, and number of others. In his
address Superintendent Wilson con
graduated Northwestern upon the
wonderful improvements that have
been made in the past few years. He
spoke especially about the increased
attendance and the improvement in
the campus. He complimented Presi-
dent Grumbine most highly. When
Superintendent Wilson appeared, the
students all rose and waved hand
kerchiefs in greeting and during MS
talk he was applauded many times.
The Tri Lambdas gave a formal
supper at the residence of Miss Elsie
Reed May g. Covers were laid for
TWENTY-FIVE guests who went to line
party at the Majestic before coming
ont to the Reed residence where sup
per was served at IL o'clock. The
house was decorated in the club col
ors-yellow. The place cards were
hand painted yellow, and the
favors punches of yellow pansies. A
fvecourse supper was served after
which the guests departed for their
homes.
The model school cantata, "The
Poscy Bed" was given at the Grand
opera house, May 10. This was the
evening of the model school com
mencement when thirty-four children
will be graduated from the training
school. The opera house is always
crowded to the limit for these eXer-
cises and standing room is not to be
had on the day of the cantata.
The Y w. c. \. held its regular
weekly meeting in the association
room May T.. The girls were address
ed by Miss Shockley.
News of the sad death Of Miss Mao
mi Strong was received in Alva on
Tuesday. The message that Miss
Strong had been suiIocated was sent
to Prof. Wood from Miss Strong $
father in Cherokee Miss Strong was
graduated from Northwestern with the
class of Is and was teaching in Yuma
Arizona, prior to her death.
Arthur Lane and Ted Tenney left
Tuesday, May II for saltwater to play
a match game with the \. and NJ.
team of that place. Later they will
play O. U. Misses Grace Kysar and
Irma Hudson left Wednesday to play
the saltwater girls. In two games
played with saltwater at Alya, North
western won.
The y. 5. n. debating club met May
/ l6 and debated the question: Re
solved That the Money Spent for For
eign Missions Accomplishes Greater
Results if Spent for Home Missions y
Affirmative, r. Ingels, J. Sears; mega
tive. +. Peery, Bryan Notaw. \ pre-
pared speech by Claud Baird was Civ
en- after the debate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Limpert and daugh-
ter. Alice of Cherokee were the guests
of Miss Blanche Bussey Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Limpert who drove over in
their car were accompanied by Prof.
and Mrs Clay Fisk, who were the
guests of Mrs Fisk's parents, Prof.
and Mrs. \. G. Vinson.
The senior play which is being d.
rected by Miss Maud Drake. will be
given at the Grand opera house May
10.
Miss Oldham of Oklahoma City ar
rived Friday. May 10 for a visit with
Miss Grace Stegall.
The junior-senior banquet was given
May 16.
Students attending summer school
at Northwestern will have an oppor-
tunity to attend the chautauqua which
will be held in Alva early in July.
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