The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-04-07

IL. -. SnaCKeltOrQ, treasurer Oh
the Oklahoma State Board of Phar-
macy leaves today to attend the
quarterly meeting Of the board at
Oklahoma City, also the annual
meeting Of the Oklahoma Pharma-
ceutical Association, which will be
in session there all next week.
The following committees will
start tomorrow to solicit subscrip-
tions for the third Liberty loan: DR..
w. O. Pool and 2. /. Pyle; G. L.
Bradheld and Vance Sharpe. The
committees request that all be pre-
pared to subscribe when they call.
W. b. Vaughan and family mo-
tored to Chickasha today.
Phone Philip Wright ii you fail
to receive The Daily Ardmoreite
promptly. Phone ".
Bob Terrell returned to Camp
Travis Friday after an S-day visit
with his family,
Mr. and Mrs. Kendall have moved
into the Mrs. John Walner home.
The Mitchell & Case gin started
Thursday ginning bolIics.
The Alexander Mining Company
OF Miami has been organized at
Stratford and chartered with cap
ital stock of $250O00. +. NJ. Bay
liss Of Stratford is president; A.,
r. Snoddy of Stratford, secretary
treasurer. II. S. Shacheliord OF
WynneWood is one of the directors.
This company has 40-acre lease
near Picher. Shaft already down.
and will order a mill and start to
develop their claim soon as possible.
b. Nj. Autry, the blind man, has
The Daily Ardmoreite on sale every
evening and Sunday.
The Oklahoma City Times, deliv-
cred in Wynnewood this week, car
ried this notice in red letters on the
front page "Noon Edition" This
means that the edition sent to Wynn
newood is on sale in Oklahoma City
before noon, and it bears out The
Daily Ardmoreite's claim of giving
four hours later war news than any
paper sold in Wynnewood.
The Daily Ardmoreite is the only
newspaper sold in Wynnewood that
gives the weather forecast. Also
the markets for that day.
The Oklahoma City evening news
papers sold in Wynnewood do not
give that days weather forecast, or
markets, because they go to press
too early to get them, as well as the
latest war news. a..
Mrs. F. F. Norvell, district dep
uty of the Woodmen Circle, return
ed from Tishomingo Friday, where
she had been in the interest Of the
Woodmen Circle.
Mrs. Gordon Eskridge is the
Wynnewood correspondent for The
Daily Ardmore and will appreciate
your phoning or sending her all
your news items. Phone lis.
State teachers examinations will
be held in Pauls Valley, at the coun-
ty superintendent office, begin
ming Thursday before the fourth
Friday in April and continuing Fri
day and Saturday.
Eighth grade examinations viii
be held all over the county Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of next
week.
There will be Sunday school at
the Christian Church at 10 o'clock
Sunday. Preaching at II by the
Rev. S. c. Hall; subject, "The Sec
ond Coming of Christ, the Judg-
ment and the End of the World"
In compliment to the college girls
who were home for the Easter va
cation, Mrs. J. T. Southerland on
last Saturday entertained with an
elegant siX-course 6 o'clock dinner.
The Easter idea was carried out eX-
tensiyely in the table and house
decorations. The guest list includ-
ed Mrs. Luther Ventriss and Mrs.
Carl Mitchell Leila Sharpe and
guests, Floy Mae Ford and Georgia
Fyke of Shawnee, Make Ballew, Ju-
MIA Worley, Jeane Rollow and Ma
dine Pumph.
The workers at the Red Cross
rooms have recently completed 325
hospital garments. Interest in the
work is slightly picking up. The
surgical dressing department has
been working hard and overtime
to complete the course.
Mrs. Edith Riggan returned Sat
urday from weeks visit with her
daughters, Vada and Bernice. at
Crescent College, Eureka Springs,
Ark.
Mrs. Leona Slower has purchased
a new Velie roadster
Frank Rollow has recently pur-
chased 4 Stephens car.
Mrs. P. r. Eskridge leaves Sat
,urday for Arkansas City to visit
her sister, Mrs Craig, also a nephew
who is serving his country in the
navy, and who is home on a fur
lough.
The Sophomores, chaperoned by
Miss Munsey, went to Sulphur for
IA class picnic Wednesday.
Mrs. Dove and Mrs. Jackson of
Ardmore came up Thursday and
that evening organized a chapter OF
the Eastern Star with "a charter
members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss returned
Thursday to Ardmore.
Mrs. John Walner, who has been