The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-29

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Oklahoma School for the Deaf a
Sulphur, received telegraphic com
munication Monday that he hao
been elected as president of the Mis-
sissippi College for the Deaf al
Jackson. Mr.. Scott wired his ac
ceptance and is making prepara
tons to leave for Jackson within {
few days, The Jackson school op'
ems Sept. 90.
Professor Scott is a native OF Mis-.
sissippi, having graduated from the
Unitersity of Mississippi when a
young man, and his wife is also nd
tive of that state. The secretary tc
the governor of Mississippi was a
schoolmate of Mr.. Scott and other
associates in that state figured in
the calling of Mr.. Scott to the posi-
ton as head of the school.
Mr.. Scott has been with the Ok
lahoma school ever since its open
ing and has been highly successful in
his work. His place in the school
here has not been filled yet
Mrs. X. A. Baird and daughter,
Nellen, returned last week from
Wilson where they have been spend
ing the summer with Mr.. Baird.
Miss Nellen will be principal OF the
South Ward school.
The city school board has an
nounced that in accordance with a
recent ruling by Attorney General
Freezing, all pupils OF school age IN
Sulphur will be required to enroll
the first term and attend the hrst
half OF the year, i'll order TO COM
ply with the compulsory school law.
The city school board announces
it will permit parents to Withdraw
their children from school Tor a
stated time, on securing special per
mission. to help pick cotton, etc, but
that all must enroll for school at the
beginning of the term.
Col. ". ]. Scott who is drilling an
oil well test near Dougherty, was IN
Sulphur Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Surber OF CruSlef
was in Sulphur Monday and Tues
day. I
Judge E. w. Pagan and X, t.
Peery went to Ardmore today 10 at
tend a case in court.
f. NJ. Anderson went to Durah'
Sunday on a business trip.
w. b. Hilliard went to Ada on
business Tuesday.
A NJ and c. NJ. Wright have re-
Gently closed a deal through winch
tbev purchased the Fant building
on Muskogee Avenu, now occupleu
by the Farmers National banK i'oN'
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le Registered Saturday.
The following nineteen young
men who have become OF age since
June ,5. registered with the 'oca'
exemption board Saturday
lanes |. Movies, Sulphur.
Roy NJ. White. Sulphur.
Nernon +. Brackins, Sulphur.
Palnh Thomas Smith, Sulphur.
Fandv n. IIassen, sulphur.
George W. Rouse, Hickory
Brown Neston, Sulphur,
Iohn B. Hendricks, sulphur.
Iohn Hardy Jackson, Mill Creek
Arthur Earl Thomas l""''
Ernest d. Blythe, DAVIS
Zenolum Wall. Davis.
,..,n ctanles Bobo. Dougherty.
Uarr;son b. Edwards, Nebo,
Andrew ]. King, Sulphur.
Robert Levy Talley, Davis
Robert f. Williams, sulphur
Hershell l.. Parrish, Hickory.
Thomas A. Molacek, Sulphur.
DR.. and Mrs. T. {. Branham OF OF
Pauls Valley( formerly owners OF
the Ramona Hotel and Bathhouse
are visiting in Sulphur.
Judge w. N. Lewis OF Davis is
attending district court here.
Because of rain, the attendance at
the picinc for the Boys and Girls
clubs OF Murray county last Satur-
day was small, and the members OF
the clubs are rejoicing over the
fact they were "rained out" as the
rainfall was worth more to the
county than their meetin, and the
Young farmers are taking credit
for bringing the big rain.
Mrs. Ralph Rawlings returned the
first OF the week from Austin, lex
as, where she has been with her hus-
band. Ralph Rawlings, at Camp Ma
bry. Mrs. Rawlings will teach IN
the high school this year.
ID. +. Ellis OF Davis, county COM
missioner, was here Monday attend
ing a meeting Of the excise board
on account of the assessor report
not being ready, no meeting was
held to determine the tax levies tor
next year.
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