The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-05
MARIETTA NEWS NOTES
(Ardmoreite Correspondencel

Marietta, Okla, Feb. 5.--Mrs Edna
Washington and Mrs. l.. Carroll were
supervisors in the surgical dressings
room at Red Cross headquarters yes
terday. Fifteen workers were present
and more than 200 AKA wipes were made
At a brief business meeting Of the
Red Cross chapter, Mrs r. A. Keller
resigned as president of the chapter
TIE resignation was accepted, and the
Rev. I. w. Armstrong was elected to
fiji the vacancy. Mrs. +. NJ. Culwell
p'as elected chairman of the chapter
auxiliary. Mrs. G. c. Matherly was ap-
pointed chairman in the sewing room.
Mrs. Calle p. Lidell has has presented
tcis room with a sewing machine.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Harvey
at Gainesville, Texas, son.
Mrs, Elizabeth Redd was carried to
f. J. O'Connor, Of Muenster, Texas,
at the Baptist parsonage yesterday, the
Rev. J. NJ. Jones officiating Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Connor left on the southbound
train for Muenster, Texas, where they
will make their home. Mrs. OConnor
has one son in France, who has been
in the trenches. He was wounded, but
is convalescent, and is now on duty.
der younger son is now at Camp Travis,
San Antonio, Texas. Mr.. O'Connor has
nice farm west Of Muenster.
Miss Hazel Steele teacher in the
Thackerville schools, spent Sunday with
her parents. The Thrift Stamp Cam
paign is on in this school and each
room has begun a contest to see which
can buy the largest amount of stamps.
The Edison recital tonight at the
High School auditorium is for the bene-
tit of the Red Cross.
Miss SupeTy spent Sunday in Gaines
vile, Texas, with Miss Sylvia Clark.
Miss Sue Carter, teacher in the Bomar
school, was shopping IN Marietta Satur-
day.
Mrs. Perry Martin OF Ardmore passed
through Marietta Sunday on her way to
Gainesville, Texas, where she entered
the Gainesville Sanitarium.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickman of
Oklahoma City spent the weekend with
Mrs Hickman's mother, Mrs. McCreary.
Sheriff Frank N. Smith left Monday
| FOR Muskogee, Okla, to attend federal
court. He was accompanied by Henry
| Tuck, a witness.
The threeroom dwelling formerly
owned by Sted Starrett was being moved
| along the city streets yesterday by
Contractor Clarence Hardin. 1t will be
placed on the lot west Of Add Mayfield's
residence.
Cal Stewart of Envile was a bust
cess visitor here yesterday.
SerPt. George Fox of the Machine
Gun Company, 42nd Infantry, was in
Marietta yesterday. Sergeant Fox is
stationed at Camp Bowie.
Wanted-Three hundred subscribers
to The Ardmoreite by March l. Girls
and boys: Get in the contest for new
subscribers. Six prizes, worth working
;or, will be given away. See Mrs. Rose,
me correspondent. for particulars.
DIR. ]. D, Batson of Oklahoma City
was in Marietta yesterday visiting his
son, DR.. w. V. Batson, and family.
II. T.. Miller of Holland, Texas has
accepted employment with the George
p. Bates Hardware Company. Mr.. Nil.
Ter Is a practical plumber and will have
charge Of the plumbing and tinwork
| department.
| Twenty-Five carloads Of pipe for the
| ripe line between Healdton and Port
| Arthur, Texas, have been unloaded here,
and will soon be carried to the surveyed
line. Booth & Flynn are the contractors,
Carson Trent, ten-year.old son Of Mr.,
and Mrs. ]. Trent died of pneumonia
Saturday. Interment was in the Green
vile Cemetery Sunday.
Rev. ]. NJ. Jones, pastor reports at
The morning service Of the First Bap-
st Church a collection of $3.50 for
Christian education. Five additions to
the church. two by baptism, are re-
ported