The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-29
Pawls Valley
q MANILA FELTS
Correspondent and Agent

n
W, Lindsay yesterday.
ieor Mr.. and Mrs. Hardee Russell are
xatt visiting in Dallas, Texas.
sa A. Bryant, formerly special field
els agent for Boys Club Work, who for
A the pagt few months, has been as
Last sistant county agent of Carter Coun-
this tv paseed through Pauls Valley
ture Monday on his way to Purcell where
pas. pas. he viii begin his duties as county
'' ~ agent Of McClain county.
seer Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briles OF
one Stillwaeer passed through Pauls
ten Valley Monday, en- route overland,
won to Ada, where for several years, Mr..
ulti Brles was president of the East Cen
thr' tral Normal school. Mr.. Brles is
now teacher in a. and M. Col
mig lege.
Kir Miss 1nez Burch has returned al
ven ter an extended VISIT Win RELATIVES
to in Kansas.
tur The Pauls Valley B. Y. P, u was
pro entertained Monday night at the
voS country home of G.. W. Southern.
sse' M Those who attended, we're: Misses
.i,, ei,, Leona Sheriff., Estella Felts, Mary
the Wallace and Manila Felts; T. d.
WI Felts, X. D. Turner, Reuben Phil
ant lips and Mr. Styles. Music and games
ser furnished entertainment during the
cor evening. The affair was in honor
I'm of Ben Southern, son OF G.. W.,
I'M ~, Southern, who was one OF the lOO
o,' o Garvin County boys called to the
colors TUESDAY,
ms J.. W.9Tdiggs, a merchant OF Wall
ct Vile wAC business visitor in Pauls
be Valley Monday
ur j. /. Wheeler of Wynnewood was
re a Paul; Valley visitor Monday.
T. i. Rice, Democratic nominee
-, for cor missioner was in Pauls Val
ley Monday.
Albeit Plaster, chairman of the
commi sioneIs' court, began grad
ing the highways Monday, this work
Ii; having been held up recently on ac-
count of extreme dry weather, but
II since one and three quarter inches
,. Of rain fel lover the entire county, it
will now proceed rapidly. Several
II voncrete crews are at work in dif-
ferent sections of the county put
ting in cuvcrts and bridges.
The federal employment service OF
Pauls Valley is adequately handling
the labor problems of this county,
furnishing help for construction
work and farms whenever needed.
6 This office has recruited about 30
men for government work at Nash
vile, Tenn, and general rally will
be held at the chamber of commerce
and community league rooms, at
which time it is expected that many
skilled and unskilled laborers will
offer their services for government
work.
Thomas F. Hodge general sccre-
tay of the TT. Smith, Pauls Valley
and Wichita Falls National High
way, has been advised by the Ma
tional Highway Association that the
alignment of this important highway
from TT. Logan II. Roots, Ark, to
Ft. Sill Oklahoma, has been ap-
proved and that maps are being
printed for distribution throughout
the United States. This highway
takes a direct course from Fort
Smith, Ark, to Wichita Falls, Texas,
and will save considerable mileage
to tourists to and from the Pacific
coast. The highway connects with
the BALLAST Canadian Denver high
way at Duncan. President McChes-
ney and Secretary Hodge will make
an inspection OF the road next
month, after which time it will be
marked with attractive sign boards,
with the expectation of it being
opened for travel by January |.
Arch Wilson. postmaster at Fos-
ter, was in PaulS Valley Monday.
William i. Reel, farmer of Elmore,
was a business visitor here Mon
day.
Much broom corn is still coming
on the Pauls Valley market and is
bringing about $400 per ton. The
quality OF broom corn is much better
than in previous years \ consider
able quantity is being held by the
farmers to be marketed later.
Governor r. /. Williams has ap-
pointed the following additional
members of the County Council OF
Defense: Hardee Russell K. NJ.
A-oNN, l. y. AuQltNss T.. - | VIC,
A. V. Goodpasture, Marion Hender-
son, Oscar Morley, +. F. Craig, r.
II. Vaughan and Sam Kendall. The
other members of the County Coun-
Gil OF Defense are: p. w. Patter-
son, Walter !. Harris. {. F. Hart.
w. ]. Long, Mrs. Joe II. Edwards,
I. ID. FeltS, c. c. Williamson, Wal
ter l.. Hart. Alvin +. Pyeait. NJ. 4. |
Lasater and X. X. Odom. \ meeting
OF the council will be held at the
rooms of the chamber of commerce
and community league for the pur-
pose OF reorganization and election
of officers.
!. w. Carter is erecting a bun
galow on south Walnut street.
The handsome new brick home Of
Mrs. Susan Garvin. on North Wal |
nut street. is nearing completion.
On September I. the contract for /
a community house and auditorium
will be let Niotf Sls 600 Is ayaiiabIe /