The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-26
MARIETTA NEWS NOTES
(Ardmoreite correspondence.

on went Friday on No. II to Gainesville,
Texas, to visit his WIFE who is in the
Gainesville Sanitarium. Mr.. Newton
reports her condition much improved.
Mrs. Walter Adcock is reported very
II with the measles.
If you fail to receive The Daily Ard
moreite each evening and Sunday morn
ing, please telephone The Ardmoreites
agent and correspondent, Mrs. Matte
N. Rose, telephone 21S; after 1880 p. m,
telephone lOl.
Leave your news items for The Daily
Ardmore!te at the managers office at
the telephone exchange, or phone them
to Mrs, Rose. Telephone 2lS.
DR.. Gray of Thackeryile was in town
Friday ON business.
Mrs. Guy Gagdon and Mrs. Doc Cul-
well of Burneyvlle were motoring on
our streets and mingling with friends
Friday.
Read it in The Daily Ardmoreite first.
The Daily Ardmoreite gives four to
five hours later war and other tele
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paper sold in Marietta. \ comparison
will prove it.
Jewel Hicks Of Oklahoma City, state
architect of public school buildings, is
in our city today inspecting our new
High School building, which is about
ready for occupancy This viii be joy
ful news to citizens whose children at
TEND the LOngfellov, School
j. f.. Anderson Of Gordon K Anderson
or Durant who have the contract for
interior finishing, painting, etc, is here
speeding up with the work.
Prof. j. Ii. Johnston, superintendent
of city schools, reports that starting
Monday morning, all pupils on the east
side will report to their classrooms in
the new LongfellOw High School build
ing, also all scholars Of the High School
grades. 5. NJ. Slough, scenic artist, is
arranging the wings, flies and scenic
properties, and having the various cur
Jains put up on the auditorium stage.
He has been working night and day in
order to have all in readiness by Satur-
day night.
CAL Mrs. Rose phone 2lS, and leave
your news items.
The Priscilla Club held its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. May Hay
den ON West Main street. After the
regular procedure Of business the an.
uual election of officers was held and
the following were elected: President,
Mrs a. j. Welch secretary, Mrs. W. p.
Mobley; Mrs. w. l.. Wilson, press cor
respondent. 1t was voted by the mem.
bers present that all their meeting time
hereafter be devoted to Red Cross work
Mrs \. T.. Anderson was appointed
committee Of one to have charge Of all
materials and to secure same from and
deliver finished articles to the Red Cross
room An hour Of this meetings. time
was devoted by all members in hemming
handages and knitting. Refreshments
were "Hooverized" being fish salad
served on lettuce leaves pickles. and
coffee.
The Sunday Ardmoreite is due to ar.
rive in Marietta at 1870 a. m. and it is
delivered to the homes of our Marietta
subscribers by o'clock Sunday morn
ing, giving all the war and telegraph
news up to o'clock Sunday morning,
which is later news than any other
Sunday newspaper delivered at the
same time. Also gives all the Marietta
news.
Don't be u Stacker. Have you bought
your war savings stamp yet? If not
why not? You are an American. all
right. The soldier boy is leaving all
behind to take chance for his Uncle
Sammy and the gamble is his life for
yours that you may be safe and with
your family reading The Ardmoreite and
going about your everyday business
rounds. Get right with your conscience
and your patriotic duty to these brave
hoys and help your Uncle Sammy lick
the kaiser Sold at Westheimers and
all the banks.
The l.. y. =. U. members held
pleasant social meeting at the Baptist
pastorium Thursday evening a goodly
number Of the young members were
there and had a most enjoyable time
Vocal solos were rendered by the Misses
Balthrop, Autrey and Smith, accom-.
panied by Miss Burch, pianist Games
Of various kinds made laughter resound
after which all were served delicious
salad sandwiches, fruit and hot choco.
late, Mrs. j. NJ. Jones, the hostess was
assisted by Misses Anna and Ava Shaw
The Red Cross class in surgical dress
lngs finished their course in standard
dressings Friday evening There was
close attention paid to the instructress
and much enthusiasm was manifested
by the members who attended the
course, given in the Red Cross room.
Joe Smith, who lives south of Thack.
ervile, died Friday morning of an at
tack of pneumonia. Mr., Smith was well
known to our townspeope and was a
good citizen and father. The burial
will take place today at Thackerville
cemetery.
The Daily Ardmorete is the only
newspaper in Oklahoma or Texas that
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