The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-26
Pawls Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; Oh
flee at Chamber OF Commerce.

W. II. Saunders, farmer of the
Whitehead community, left Tuesday
night for Camp Dick. n. j., in an
swer to message calling him to the
bedside of his son, Fred, who is
i'll.
Mrs. Hardee Russell is among the
visitors at the state fair this week.
County Agent 4. ID. Felts left
Tuesday to attend the state fair. lie
was accompanied by the following
who won first prizes in the Boys
and Girls Clubs, and were entitled to
4 free trip to the fair; Elmer Ard
OF the Whitehead Club, first prize in
corn; Gladys Worley OF the Brady
Club, first prize in cotton Eileen
Stokes, first prize in the Better Bread
Club; Nettie Moon of the McCarty
Club, first prize in Canning Club.
Special Representative Brown OF
the Federal Employment Service is
here recruiting men Tor government
work at Camp Pike, Ark. The fed
eral office hete has invoked the
draft, which has been extended to
other towns in the county. Men in
non-producing and non-eSsential oc-
cupationS are being called on To vol
unteer to meet the present emer-
geucy.
Thomas F. Hodge, chairman oi
the community labor board. con
vened that body Monday night to
hear exemptions. This board will
meet each night this week ior this
purpose. About 10 men have been
enrolled.
!. r. Brinley, we'll to do farmer
who lives three miles west OF Pauls
Valley. was arrested Monday alter
noon by Special Officer Buckholtz
on the charge OF having government
property in his possession Several
suits OF khaki and two pairs OF gov
ernmeut blankets were found in his
possession, as well as road plows and
implements said to belong to the
county. 1t is also alleged that sew
eral sacks of flour had been con
cealed on his premises. Brinely was
| taken to Ardmore.
Chairman Andrews OF the Fourth
Liberty Loan has had number of
volunteers busy for the past few
days tabulating the recent registra-
ton which required every man and
woman in the county to sign 10y
atty pledge and make statement of
financial worth. SO far as known
practically every man and woman i'll
the county has complied with the or
ders Of the council OF defense and as
soon as tabulated quota will be
assigned each individual on the
basis of their financial ability.
Judge John S. Garrison OF Lindsay
was a business visitor here Tues
dav.
p. J. McShane, ranchman OF Rose
dale. was in Pauls Valley Tuesday
on business.
II. G.. Butts was in Oklahoma City
Monday attending the state Demo
cratic convention
Capt, K. +. Bowling returned from
Oklahoma City Monday.
John s. Garrison OF Lindsay has
been reelected chairman OF the
Democratic executive committee OF
Garvin county. and II. G.. Butts,
has been chosen secretary OF that
organization.
n. +. Tidmore attended the state
lair Monday.
Rev. II. W. Shirley, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, who has been
taking six weeks training at Camp
Zachary. near Louisville, KY. and
has received his commission for
overseas duty. will be home for ten
days before sailing for France. Mr..
Shirley will fill his pulpit next Sun
day morning.
The high school boys and girls are
receiving military training under the
direction OF Capt. X. f. Bowling and
Sergt Byron Hawkins.
Mrs. f. NJ. Northcutt OF Lexing
ton is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mat
tie Hill.
Brady Township bonds for roads,
amounting to $4,000, have been ap-
proved by Attorney General Free
ling.
Elmore Township road bonds,
amounting to $4,000 wer eiecrev
amounting to $4,000 were received
Monday by Chairman Albert Plas