The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
MARgET
Mrs. NATIVE N. ROSE,
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Oftioa
Fun Carrier Service.

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Jerry Washington and Jack Scan
Ion are in Oklahoma City. The for
mer goes to the capital city to max,
his future home, and the latter or
a visit.
Miss Mamie Jones of Alma, Ark.
is visiting her brother, ]. r. Jones
Jr.
Mrs. Ruth Dean of Ft. Worth is
visiting at the home of c. Dean and
family.
Mrs. l.. F. Workman of Kansas
City, arrived in Marietta, Thursday
and will be employed at the millinery
store of Mrs. Eta Brooks. Mrs.
Wortham was here last season.
Harry Kirkpatrick, cashier of the
First State Bank, is spending his
vacation at Sulphur.
William Roberts went to Stroud
the first of this week, where he is
employed by the Mitchell Gin Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rural Askew have
gone to Ennis and other Texas
points making the trip in their car.
They will be accompanied home by
Miss Cecil Boyd who has been Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. NJ. S.
Mitchell, at Ennis.
{. l.. Gibson of the firm of Glib
SON & Sipcs, left Tuesday for St.
Louis, Mo.
IL. /. Petterman has received a
letter from his son, Orren, who is
stationed at Camp Mead, Md, con-
veying the news that he had been
commissioned a first lieutenant.
Misses Pattie and Virginia Smith
are visiting relatives in Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. tones of Toll
bert, Texas, are visiting their son
b. w. Jones and family.
John II. Bates of independence,
Kansas, is visiting his brother, Geo.
p. Bates and family.
Rev. and Mrs. w. T. Mathews, of
Commerce, Texas. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. w. G. Davis and
family.
J, c. Robinson is in Gainesville,
Texas on business.
William Bassett of Healdton was
in Marietta yesterday.
Mrs. ID. Hardy and daughter are
visiting in Ardmore.
Liberty Loan Publicity Agent.
w. G. Davis has been appointed
by {. f. Morris chairman of Love
County for the Fourth Liberty loan.
as publicity agent during the coming
drive witch begins September 2S.
Mr. Davis is an active worker and
will fill the office of publicity agent
in manner which will be an honor
to himself and insure the success of
the drive in Love County. Plans
are already under consideration for
advertising the Fourth Liberty Loan
drive in Love County.
To Red Cross Workers.
The yarn and material has arrived
and every one must go to work in
order that the quota may be ready
to ship by the last of September. The
sewing room will be opened every
day after this week and workers are
urged to call Mrs. Burnett, chair
man of the knitting committee, and |
secure the yarn.
Beginning next Monday, each
Monday and Thursday will be knit
ting days in the sewing room and |
workers can secure Instructions and |
knit there. Workers will also sew on
those DAYS.
All auXillaries are asked to secure
their quotas of the yarn at the sew
ing room and get the knitting done
as soon as possible. If the knitting
cannot be done soon, don't take it,
but let some one have it who will.
All garments that are out to be
made, must be sent in, as the chapter
officers are anxious to get all these
hospital garments, and slip them.
knitters, please, be sure and make
all soX the required size.
81 New Registrars.
The following is a list OF those
who registered with the local board
for Love County. last Saturday,
haVing reached their tWenty-frSt
since the last registration,
June 5:
Ioe Walter Black. Marietta.
Porter Rural Askew. Marietta.
Thomas n. HAYS. Burneyville.
Fred X. Harrill. Burneyville.
Tom Dan Davis. Rubottom.
Chas. Alvin Gayler, Marietta.
Lidney d. Ivy, Gainesville. Texas.
James William Woodard, Mariet-
a.
Ellis Parish. Enville.
+. B. Lemons. Burncvville.
Lester Warren McCluskey, Os-
walt.
Robert Sharp Trieves. Marietta.
Troy Elbert Rhoades. Enville.
+. L. Pickering. Hoxbar.
Cecil Walker. Orr.
Jess MitchellKinnaird. Marietta.
Fred II. Clark. Drumwright.
Henry Oldham. Legate.
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