The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-29
MARIETTA
MRS, MATTYR N, RoSR
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Office
Fuu Carrier Service

and was brought home yesterday.
Mrs. ]. F., Hart returned from
Healdton yesterday where she hat
been visiting her daughter.
Misses Marie Treves. Belle Au
try and Aneta Jordan. accompan
led by Robert Trieves and Omri
.Autry went to Gainesville yester
day to attend a dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. l.. Billing
of Enville passed through Mariet
ia yesterday on their way to CAM
Bowie, to visit their son, Samue
Bllingsly, who is in training there
Baptist Church.
Tomorrow is Sunday School Ra.
ly Day. There will be a program
by the children at the Sunday schoo
hour.
Preaching at Hoo.
The B. Y. P. U. at 8 p. IN. ant
preaching at 9 p. m.
The evening service will be helt
on the lawn of the church
Mrs. Frank Burton is ill of ty
phoid fever.
Omra Autry, attached to the U
S. S. Arkansas, is home on twelve
days furlough to visit his parents
DR.. d. Autry and Mrs. Ella Au
try, and his sisters, Mrs. Harr,
Welsh and Miss Belle Autry.
Mrs. Sidney S. Burney went t'
Gainesville yesterday to visit he
niece, Conway Selvidge.
The girls auxiliary of the Re,
Cross met Thursday with Mrs. w
H. Choate, chairman, and Miss Lu
ellie Randolph, supervisor. The,
made 1860 2x2 wipes in four ant
one-half hours. Miss Bette How
ard Black made the largest mum
Der of wipes, AIS. Miss Audr.
Daughty made 2S9 wipes. The fol
lowing workers were present, Mrs
w. H. Choate, Mrs. o. A. Teeters
and Mrs. Charles Gaylor; Misse:
Winnie Welsh, Audry Daughty
Willie Lee Powell, Inez Washing
ton, Elain Buster, Byrd Draughon
Lucille Pittman, Maud Randolph
Judith Black, Jeraldean Burney
Hazel Tippett, Lucille Randolph
and Bette Howard Black.
War Stamp Drive.
The following, who were assign
ed by Simon estheimer, county
chairman OF war savings stamp:
campaign, for Love county, cover
ed their respective assignments:
J. c. Graham, Bomar; Frank
Conrad, Greenville; w. NJ. Bal
throp, Thackerville; B. c. Logsdon
Marsden; B. w. Jones, Leon; II. A
Stanley, Overlook; |. w. Arm
strong, Orr; Asa +. Walden, E.as
man; Crawford w. Cameron, En-
vile; DR.. D. Autry, Bowles; r. II
Bennett, O'Savior; X. a. Killer
Oswalt; Z. w. Rubush, Ark; y. .
Bailey, Cannon Chapel; w. c. Pc
den, Simon; A. l.. Frazier, Ru-
bottom; V. Z. Browne, Cross Hill
r. B. Wilkins, Abner; Sam Strauss
negro district, Burneyville; H. S
Scott, Ran; w. A. Prichard, Bat
son; Rev. J. M. Jones, Pike; Rev
Aiken, Burneyville; J. H. Hays, L.
gate; c. l.. Boyd, New Hope; J
d. Freeman, Addington Bend
w. A. Thompson, Lou King; Ii
A. Kirkpatrick, Shady Dale; J. I
Wicker, Hoxbar; +. Rencher, Oil
Springs; NJ. L. Dickey, Loves Val
ley; E. B. Strader, Jordan; J Ii
Kent, keltner; w. L. Richards
Post Oak
June 2S will be a long remem-
bered day in Marietta. From early
morning TO o p. M. people were
waited upon by the War Savings
Bank directors. They came in 4
continuous busy stream with war
savings and thrift stamp books in
hand. AT the Fourth Ward head
quarters, each committee was busy
during the day. All stores closed
promptly at noon. The various
speakers assigned to the outlying
districts left Immediately after the
noon hour for their assignments.
Simon Westheimer, county chair
man of war savings stamps, report
ed at 6:20 p. IN. that Marietta had
gone over the top. Her quota was
SS5,0O0, and cash and pledges
equaled SoS,000. The various pre-
cincts reported promptly by long
distance telephone and the coun-
tvs quota OF S2O4I20 was over
pledged.
The Ardmoreite, arriving as it did
on the 2:H p. m. train yesterday,
was a most welcome treat, as many
OF our citizens we're on the streets
and around the savings bank and
many favorable comments on the
Ardmoreite's enterprise and man
agernent were added TO its already
good reputation for reliable news
and business policy.
Hear Mark Sexson Sunday at the