The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-19
WAPANUCKA
Sallie Montgomery,
Correspondent.

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the various Sunday Schools, togeth-
er with the entire population OF the
town, met at the Methodist church
to give Il program OF thanks giving,
expressing their gratitude Tor the
end OF the world war. The church
was crowded and an appropriate
and expressive program was given.
Following IS the program:
Scripture Reading } Brooks
Wright,
Prayer-N. ). Grant.
Sond. I'VE Praise Thee, O God
Miss Brett Miss Chase and Miss
Dunn.
why We Should Give Thanks"
7. q. Ramsey.
Song-Choir
The Church and the Army
l.. Barnes.
America" - Mrs. Wheat, Mrs.
Scudder, Ray Stewart and T. e..
Ramsey.
Onward, Christian Soldiers :
Choir and congregation,
Benediction - Rev. J. W. Rich
ardson.
Rev. +. W. Mitchell pastor OF the
Presbyterian church, was here last
week looking after his affairs. lie
states that he will take his wife TO
Bay City this week to be with her
parents until She has FULLY recovered
from the surgical operation which
She recently underwent.
The new service flag will soon be
completed. 1t contains p blue
stars and three gold ones.
The Red Cross members are busy
this week getting the Christmas
packages ready to be sent to the
boys Over There"
Il. C. Murphy has returned from
the training camp. where he went
to visit his son, who was reported
as being seriously i'll OF influenza.
His son is improving and Eura
Hunt, another Wapanucka boy who
has been i'll. is also improving.
ID. A. White of Bromide was a
Wapanucka visitor last week.
The Enterprise school opened
Monday. Professor Denman of
Durant is superintendent; Mrs.
Evans, primary teacher, and Miss
Bessie Montgomery has charge OF
the intermediate department.
Mrs. Melvin Horton and Miss
| Ethel Tanner have accepted posi-
tons as teachers in Atoka County.
Mrs. \. Smith OF Nevada is visit
ing her son, NJ. {. Smith, and her
daughter, Mrs. Wyatt Tanner.
Mrs. George NJ. Ivy, who lived
seven miles from town, died Thurs
day night.
Mr.. Rouston, who has been a
resident OF the Boggy depot COM
munity for several wears, was here
Monday.
Mrs. Salle McClaren. who has
been i'll for some time at the home
OF her SON. died Saturday night and
was buried Sunday at Rose Hill
cemetery.
\. p. Goodwill was able to be
out again Wednesday after a siege
OF rheumatism.
The pie supper given at the
Pleasant Hill school house netted
So The receipts will be devoted
to the war work campaign.
Members OF the family of F. G..
! Snapka, who were i'll of influenza
for the past week or more, are I'M
proving
Miss Edythe Holt is iii OF influ-
cnza.
Leila, l5-year-old daughter OF
Mrs. James, died Tuesday and was
buried Wednesday at Rose Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Meeks OF
ldabcl were here to attend the fu-
neral Of Mrs. Sallie McClaren. sis
ter OF Mrs. Meeks.
Carl Tapp was here Thursday on
business. lie will soon move to
Garvn County, where he was pur-
chased farm.
J.. \. Safer has sold the meat
market to Hugh Marion.
Several Wapanucka BOYS left Sat
urday for Nashville, Tenn. where
they Will be employed in the am
munition factories.
/ Wapanucka had her share of the
rejoicing last Monday morning
when the news that the Germans
had signed the armistic reached
here.
Greely Jennings was accidentally
shot Monday during the peace ju-
bilee.
The Red Cross members are
working hard to finish the new
| quota by December /.
Mrs. Reed and daughter have
moved to town and will reside in
the house recently vacated by Claud
Cox.
Mrs. w. E. Cassidy is recovering
alter an attack of influenza.
Miss Nevada Garner has returned
to her home in Durant.
Miss Bertha Drain OF Coleman
has returned TO Oklahoma CITY.
Pvt. Charles Walden, who has
been stationed at Boston, Mass. is
here on furlough.
Mrs. Lucille Dudley was in Du-
rant Friday.
A number OF Johnston County
teachers will be resent at the coun-
! " examinations at TiShouinoo .I,;-