The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-01
MARlET
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE,
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Office.
Fun Carrier Service.
(Ardmoreite Correspondence.)

Marietta, Okla, une l.-Ansor
Carroll, who has been attending
school for the past term at College
Station, Texas, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs Doc Culwell of Burneyville
was a visitor to Ardmore Friday.
Mrs. Frank M. Culwell was a bus
mess visitor to Ardmore yesterday.
Miss Bonnie Garrett, stenograph-
er at the Haynes abstract Office, left
Yesterday for Pauls Valley, where
she will visit for few days at the
home of Miss Manila Felts.
r. O. Moncrief was business
visitor to Wichita Falls, Texas, this
week.
f.. l.. Nolen returned to Ranger,
Texas. Friday, after few days visit
with his family.
Miss NADIA Grimes of Burneyville
is visiting her sister Mrs. r. M. Gull
we'll
Miss Maynois Blois, who has
taught for the past term in the
Ringing public schools, arrived here
Friday and will visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Walter Buchanan.
and family.
Deputy Sheriff James w Stafford
and Mrs. Laura Logan, who were
married in Gainesville. Texas. last
Tuesday, returned Friday evening
to Marietta, where they will make
their future home.
Miss Judith Black, who has been
teaching in the public schools at
Purcell the past season, returned .
home this week for the summer.
Mrs. Frank \. Smith and daugh
ter Louise. and son, Terry, are in
Dallas, Texas, this week visiting her
mother.
Mrs. George P. Bates and daugh-
ter, Mrs. T. F. Griffith, and little
daughter, Eveline. are in Mineral
wells. Texas. this week for the bene-
fit OF Mrs. Bates health.
Mrs. Lutte Shears has taken po-
sition in Ardmore at Westheimer &
Daube dry goods store.
The Rev. and Mrs. !. NJ. Jones
returned yesterday from Fort
Worth, Texas, where they went to
attend the commencement at the
Baptist College.
Misses Josie. Hattie and Annie
Bass arrived in Marietta yesterday
md were met by their father and
,rother of Eastman. These young
aides are Indians and are very tai
nted in music and art and attend
he Elmete Baum College at Minco, I
Okla.
The work OF perfecting the organ /
,ation OF the Home Guard has been {
with sixty some odd
lembers sworn in. They meet ev- /
~ Tuesday and Thursday night at
he courthouse and drill on the
treet. Capt. NJ. F. Shufford is
iuch pleased with the progress they
re making s
Red Cross Notes.
The Red Cross sewing room
lakes the following report for
Iednesday: 9
Cutting Committee-Mrs. Guy
Iatherly, w. II. Burch. Bennett {
Iallace and Miss Willie Black. K
Workers at the Machines-MrS.
. p. Liddell, X. NJ. Culwell, !. d.
arrett. George Burnett and Misses
lille Askew and Hazel Pierce.
The following ladies turned in
lshed garments that they had
ade at home: Mrs. Claud Gibson, y
Mrs. F. F. Clayton, 4; Mrs. !
ave Childress. 2; Mrs. c. p. Lid r.
IL, 5: Mrs. Lee Holder ?; Mrs. >
ness Baxter, !; Mrs. c. B. Tyler, b
Mrs. r. X. Cothran. 2: Mrs. Joe
,eman. ); Mrs. ]. Fl. Hayes, 8; ci
rs. Jesse Cothran. ); Mrs. Fred
tile. ,: Mrs. W. II. Thompson, 2;
rs. James Brandon. 8; Mrs. A. A. W
ay6eld, ?; Mrs. John Gilmer. %
d shirts that She had put out in
mes TO be made.
A box shipped to the St. Louis m
ice containing the following arti-
s: $50 bed shirts, 40 suits OF pa
mas. 90 pairs OF bed socks. 2+0 tri-
gular bandageS. 1900 AKA wipes
The Burneyville auxiliary sent in r
completed garments and Over y
,ok :. ~, II.'
IN earnest plea is made for more ~
les for workers. The chapter in Po
es each one to come and do their M
I, so this work OF mercy and sue II"
TO our BOYS and allies. who are co
lting and dying for Us. may be
4 going.