The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-15
Pawls. Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; OF
flee at Chamber of Commerce.

Deputy Sheriff Hyden of STRAIT
ford was in the city yesterday having
brought in the Rev. J.. NJ. Mcnscr
OF the Stratford community and
lodged him in jail by order Of the
Garvin County Council of Defense.
Mcnscr was tried before the execu-
tive committee a few days ago and
found guilty of disloyalty and max
ing seditious statements. His arrest
was ordered and he will be turned
over to United States authorities.
ON Friday, Nov. p, every farmer,
land owner and tenant Of Garvin
county will be expected to answer
questionable" which has been pre-
pared by the Garvin County Council
OF Defense in furtherance OF the
"Garvin County plan for greater
food and feed production in 1919.
The plan which calls for the active
cooperation OF the Federal Exten-
sion Department was proposed BY
Thomas +. Hodge secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce and Com
muIhty League, and unanimously
endorsed by the executive commit
tee OF the County Council OF De
fense.
{. l.. Sullivan Of Elmorc was
visitor here Monday.
Miss Helen Patchcl is spending |
Il few days at home recuperating
from the influenza.
Mrs. Susan Garvin and Miss Mol
lie Mcnamara have gone to Seattle,
Wash.. to visit MIR. and Mrs. John
iarvin.
Mrs. w. l.. billiard LETT Sunday
Tor Norman to resume her duties as
domestic science teacher in the pub
ic schools.
Herbert and Reuben Phillips spent
The weekend with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Phillips return
ng to Norman Monday.
Mrs. p. n. Kerr and daughter,
Marguerite, spent the weekend with
riends in the city, the latter re-
urning to Norman Sunday where
he will attend school.
Club Specialist Meyer OF the A. &
Il. College was in the county yes ,,
crday, making inspection of the
toys Club Work. His report will
how that Camillac Pyle, son of J..
:, Pyle of Satterwhite, had produced !
D bushels OF corn on one acre dur
x the past season. Camillac in :
Il probability will take second place Il
the state in production of maturel :
1rn on one acre of measured =
round. >
The Pauls Valley Building & Loan "
sSociation with a capitalization of :,
10000 will begin operation as soon ?
the War Industries Board re- /
ase building materials. \ called T.
Getting OF the stockholders is being "
ranged for at an early date TO CON d
ude arrangements for active OPP =
alton.
II. \. Lane secretary OF the Ok
loma Gas-Electric and Street Rail Il
~ Association, of Oklahoma City -,
IS in the city yesterday in confer ~
ce with Chamber OF Commerce =
icials. -,
The Federal Employment office M
S been notified that the quota for ~ ~
llahoma this week is 1000 men, r.
lese men are being recruited as .,
mmon laborers for the Dupont y,
lgineering Co.. Nashville, Tenn, eo
d shipment will be made Saturday dc
ernoon on No. II. bo
A. d. Edwards OF near Wynne- "
'od was a business visitor here IA
,terday. an
.oe Sparks, the fruit tree man of
lphur, was here yestedlay enroute al,
Oklahoma City. tb
Miss Matte Worley and Miss Ber- So
/ Mcconnell, spent Monday in he
lahoma City. do
Miss Matte Ellison is in the th
stern markets replenishing her de
linery stock. sh
IRIS Gordon Davenport received
wire yesterday that her husband Pr
been killed in action. lie was u no
mber OF the Doth Division. Gu