The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-12-01

full sway, while Miss Pou'ter's charm
ing voice made possible an encore
thrice repeated. The chorus work
was exceedingly creditable. II is no,
an easy matter to train and aggrege-
tion Of fifty voices, and have such
pleasing results as We're seen on thu
occasion. As for the orchestra accom-.
paniment, it certainly added material
ly 10 the enjoyment and success o.
the evenings entertainment Ard
more is to be congratulated upon hav-
ing a music supervisor of Miss Peter
sons ability. With esrnestness and
honesty she modestly directs and cul-
.tiyates the latent talent of children
who are rapidly becoming critics of
the best music. Miss Elinor Lilly
deserves special commendation for tn :
splendid service rendered in the stag
management. Surely the evening was
a certain remedy for tightening the
gloom and rebuklng the blues.
The following interesting program
was rendered by the pupils of Misses
Blank and Noble, at Jefferson school
on Wednesday afternoon:
Song ----------"F Five Fat Turkeys"
Frank Hurd, Luwola Hignight, Eu-
gene Young Denham Day, Lola
Bishop, Ernest Greathouse, Rob
ert Johnson, Roy Allen, Elmer
Castleberry. Paul Grim, Willie
Armstrong, Bessie Brown.
Squirrels Thanksgiving
Ethel Nichols, Raymond Martin,
Charlie Phillips, Wayne Graham,
Theodore Berryhll, Howard Will
lis, Aymer Cisco, Robert Benson.
George ROBBERS.
Thanksgiving Song-----------C Class
Thanksgiving Rebus-
Marie Cline, Haskell Cindle, Ha-
eel Stack, William Mitchell, Ruby
Howard Jewel Baxter, Alice De-
heart, Oko Rogers, Ralph Boucher.
A Thanksgiving "T"--- -Edgel Pyeatt
The Little Pilgrims Maid----------
--------------Lila Mcfarland
Memory Gems
Leila Jackson, Meredith Rawlins,
Marian Hurley. Eddie Wilks, Irene
Johnston, Lillian Redman. Gustell
Wicker, Ollie Wynt, Anna Mae
Watson, Juanita Floyd.
Thanksgiving Day Song
Elva Reed. Louise Stearns. Vessie
Putnam, Vera Little. owen Wilks,
Molly Krashin. Annie Cook, Mag
gle Mills, Dorothy Holder, Flossie
Fleming. Morford Freeman, Katie
Finley. Cecil Floyd.
There was a great gathering of the
public at the Broadway NJ. +. Church
morning to join in the union
service. Denomination
II lines were forgotten and all met in
me great body to give thanks for the
blessings of the past year. After all
he pews we're filed, chairs were car
led into the aisles to accommodate |
he people. There was an appearance |
If abundant prosperity on the face of
very worshipper, and the Thanksgiv-
ng spirit was never more manifest in |
IN Ardmore audience. Special music |
" the choir was rendered and Mrs. |
Kyle sang very appropriate solo. |
Zach of the uptown pastors partici-
'ated in the program. DR. Morgan
ffered the invocation and had charge
I the program. DR.. Weith read the
scripture lesson and Or. Cooper offer
d the Thanksgiving prayer DR.. Burns
the sermon He took for
is text. "It is a good thing to give
ranks unto the Lord" His sermon /
sted for about forty minutes and
ing clear with a true Thanksgiving
brit He enumerated the many I
essings that have recently visited '
as nation, state and city, then
osed his address with an eloquent t
llogy on the love of God for the J
orld and an earnest appeal that the
rength of men be given In exchange
II Gods love. The entire congrega d
on left the church counting the J
ord's blessings and resolving to live 4
oser to the Giver OF all good gifts. '
Il realized that Ardmore is a good a
ace to live and that there will be a Il
ore concerted effort on the part of a
e churches of the city to pull togeth- +
TO make Christianity an important a
pic among the people. a
Mrs l.. l.. Blake and Mrs. Tom Gra-
I'M returned Wednesday from Mari
Ia where they spent a day with Mr.. p
Id Mrs. Bo Blake. I,
Mrs. Homer Critchheld and baby, y
Ida Edyth OF Oklahoma City. are 9