The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-11
Wymmewood
Bill Guthrey.
Agent and Correspondent.

Mrs, sam smith returned FRIDAY
from Marietta, where she has been
visiting her parents,
Mrs. Maggie Bell is visiting her
brother at Thackerville,
Bascom Prim from Camp Bowie
1T. Worth, Texas, spent Sunday
with home folk.
Miss Leila Sharpe, who is teach
ing school at Elmore spent the week
end with her parents.
Charles Law narrowly escape
what might have been a serious ac-
cident Friday about noon at the
Baird garage when the air tank eN-
ploded. The tank was blown to
pieces part of it striking the brick
wall. Fortunately Mr.. Law was not
struck by the tank, but was render
ed unconscious by the shock. The
glass doors and windows in the
building were shattered and other
damage done.
Mrs. {. +. Kennedy was PaulS
Valley visitor Friday.
Mrs. Sam Wood OF Ardmore, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Crews.
Mrs. II. NJ. Brown is recovering
from an operation performed at 81.
Anthony's Hospital in Oklahoma
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and Miss
Clifford Secrest motored TO Sulphur
Sunday.
n. Feltz went to Oklahoma City
Saturday afternoon.
Folk Wright is home from the oil
fields at Drumright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Taylor
were Oklahoma City visitors Sun
day.
The Eskridge Hotel is now under
the magement OF Mr., and Mrs. o.
d. Clemens. Mrs. Nentress having
gone to Pauls Valley.
Mrs. !. II. Boozen, EN- route from
Ardmore to her home in Oklahoma
City, stopped over in Wynnewood
Saturday and Sunday.
Mace Allen OF Sulphur, visited at
the home oil Mr. 5. .. Richardson
Friday.
Miss Judith Virgin has returned
to her home in Norman after spend
ing week with friends IN Wyuue-
wood.
Burt Tate, who is attending
school in Oklahoma City, spent the
week end with home folk.
Mrs. Mason has gone to Okla
homa City to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewie Collins
motored to Ardmore Sunday
Miss y. B. Griggs OF McClain,
Texas, is visiting her sister, Miss
Willie Griggs.
Misses Leila Richardson and
Ellen Cochran spent the week end
in PaulS Valley.
Horace Williams of Fort Sill, is
visiting friends in the city.
Misses Gene Rollow. Junia Wor-
ley. Leila Sharp, Blanche French
andWirt A. Randolph motored to
Stratiord Friday afternoon, and
were accompanied home by Mis-,
Make BalIew.
Miss Pamela Richardson is visit
ing in Paoli.
Miss Nadine Pumphey, who is
teaching in the Davis schools spent
the week end with Mrs. Leal
Mrs. Jerry Keys spent Sunday i:
Oklahoma City.
Claude Turney and Gilbert Trip
left for Camp Logan, Houston,
Texas Thursday.
Miss Mabel Van SAINT OF Okla
homa City, has returned after a
months visit in Colorado, and is
visiting Mrs. Jerry Keys. Miss Van
SAINT was employed by the Southern
National Bank OF Wynnewood last
winter and resigned her position to
do clerical work for the Red Cross.
Mrs w. B. Moren arrived from
Ardmore Friday and expects to
make her home in Wynnewood.
D. A. Coleman and family re-
turned Thursday from Paris, Texas,
whsre they have been visiting.
The trip was made in their car.
Red Cross Report.
The Red Cross surgical dressing
department cut and made ,44O AKA
gauze wipes, l,709 2x2 gauze wipes
during the month of August. Six
dozen pairs OF pajamas were COM
pleted in August, at the four sew
ing centers. Mrs. w. B. Cochran,
reports there were thirty-six pairs
of socks and twenty-five sweaters
sent away in August. There are
about twenty-five workers in
Wynnewood knitting for the Red
Cross.
The quota OF work for Wynne-
wood branch OF the Red Cross con-
sists of sixty dresses for refugee
girls of about four years OF age.
This work must be completed dur
ing September.
For the convenience OF the mem
bers who live in the east part oil
town. Mrs. W. O. Pool has opened
a room in her home for Red Cross
work.
After spending a week with
friends in Wynnewood, Miss Fran
ces Case returned to her home in