The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-11
Pauls Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; Oh
fce at Chamber OF Commerce.
PINK WADE

burns let sunday night Tor lamp
Pike to enter the officers training
corps.
l. Z Odom will leave this week
for Camp Pike, Ark to enter the
training camp.
Gordon Carr left Saturday for
Edmond to enter the students
training course at the vocational
college. Gordon attended the sum-
mef school 1T Edmond this sum
mer.
J. w Dickerman OF the Bit and
Spur Factory, spent the weekend
with home folks at Gainesville,
Texas.
Mrs. w. L. billiard LETT the latter
Pa,rt Of the week Tor Norman where
l.l has accepted the position OF do
mystic science teacher in the public
schools.
IL. NJ. Russell OF Dallas spent the
Weekend with his sister, Mrs. W..
/. Farmer.
Mrs. Palmer and son and Miss
Cecil Bonneriield OF Okemah, are
guests ol Mr.. and Mrs. Art Hamly
this week.
Roy Lewis has returned from
Washington, ID. {.
J. +. Ingram OF the Brady com
munty, was Il visitor TO the city
Sunday, coming in to see the large
number OF boys who LETT tor points
n Virginia on government work.
Prof. Maurice Derdyn, oi Fort
Smith, Ark, assisted by Prof. Hec-
tor Derdyn OF Pauls Valley, and
several local artists gave musicale
at the Frs, Baptist church tonight.
The proceeds will go to the canteen
service OF the Red Cross.
Chairman Thomas +. Hodge, OF
the Federal Labor Bureau, has re-
ceiyed notice that Oklahoma's quota
for workers at the various govern
ment works is 1000 ior this week,
and that an opportunity will be CIV
en- men TO engage in this line OF
government service, but that the
quota must be filled in ten days.
l1ifty-two men were sent to Norfolk,
Va, and Nitro, W. Va Among those
who went to Norfolk, was Henry
NJ. Stanley, Roy Blackwell, Jack and
Henry NentreSs. Yesterday the
Federal Office sent 20 men more to
Norlulk. Va, and nine to Nashville,
n. pauls Valley has more than
."pied her quota thus far.
Jack Florence OF the Florence
Chapel Community was business
visitor in town Monday.
Lawrence Rodke was in the city
today and told OF his success with
barley during the past season. lie
planted forty acres in barley IRON
which he harvested an average OF
seyenty-iive bushels per acre, to-
tai OF 5000 bushels which is worth
$2,25 per bushel on the market. Mr.,
Rodke claims that bushel OF bar
lev has practically the same feeding
oualitie, as a bushel OF corn.
Sam Harkrider has purchased the
home OF former County Superin-
tendent Cromwell. and Is preparing
to move his family to PaulS Valley
TO take advantage OF the city
schools.
Professor Gossom OF the State
Training School has endorsed the
proposition to offer the grounds OF
lhi, institution to AdJutant General
GIBSON for the cncampment OF
the Oklahoma National Guard. Wa
Ter and electric lines are convenient
10 these grounds.
-. W. Merrill OF Stratford, repub-
lcan nominee for commissioner was
in the city Monday.
The City Federation met at the
rooms OF the Chamber OF Com
merce and Community League In
regular monthly session Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. r. Wallace,
president, presiding. A humber OF
the members were present and the
following committees were appoint
ed
War Relief, Mrs, S. {. Edwards,
Mrs. DR.. Irwin and Ms. Eugene
Turner: Education and Cooperation
with the Teachers, Mrs. Hugn Hart,
chairman, Mrs. II. G.. Butts. Mrs.
w. r. Wallace and Mrsc. Houghlin.
Mrs. Wignall reported that she had
fifty hanks of yarn that belonged
TO the lunior Red Cross and as the
members Of the Junior Red Cross
~are attending school and have so
tie time for knitting, she saked
THAT the members assist in knitting
up this yard.