The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-18
Wapamulcka
Sallie Montgomery.
Correspondent.

~ w "Du'H Nao NOPC N.SltOi
Tuesday,
Mrs. Calvin Moore, who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
week has returned to her home in
Western Texas.
Mrs. Clyd Jones, Misses Bertha
and jamie Badgewel were in Wapa-
nucka Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Whitehead
are i'll Of pneumonia and his son !.
T. Rowbotham OF Wapanucka is at
his bedside.
Charles Johnston of Tupelo was
here yesterday.
a telegram has been received
from w. II. Hoskins by his mother
here that he had arrived from
France where he had been with
the United States forces, and later
word was received that he had been
discharged from the service and
would be home in a short time.
J. NJ. Dckerson, who has been i'll
for the past few days is able to be
out again,
Rev. F. w. Mitchell, pastor of
the Presbyterian church here,
preached at Pleasant Hill, Sunday |
afternoon.
An interesting Chapel service was
held at the school building Monday
morning. Rev. J. Y. Bruce CON
Quoted the devotional part OF the
services.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Donston of
Ardmore visited her son, X. N.
Donston, this week
The family of N. +. Giest, all
members of which are now recover
ng have been i'll of influenza.
Mrs. w, c. Lewis and son w. c.
Jr, of Buffalo, have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wyrick.
The officers and teachers of the
Methodist Sunday school have ap-
their committees and ar
angling program for a Christmas
rec for the members OF the Sunday
chool on Christmas Eve at the
hurch.
The following program will be d
lven at the school auditorium Fri =
ay morning, Dec. 20: =
Christmas song and carols. /
Christmas carols-Glee Club. = =
Piano solo-Winnie Williamson. = =
Christmas lullaby-Ruth Barnes. =
Christmas reading-Ruth Lively.
Christmas carols-Second, third e
nd fourth grades.
Rev. w. L. Blackburn, presiding
der OF the Durant district of the
!. +. Church, South was here Mon
~ He came expecting to hold the er
rSt quarterly conference OF the NJ
ethodiSt church at this place, but r.
rcumstances made it necessary to e
,stpone it until the fifth Sunday vi
Dec. 29,)
Mrs. Bailey and family are pre-
ring to move out north of town. St
Professor West and several of the
lchers of the public school attend
the teachers meeting at Tis-
mngo last Saturday. OF
.saac Millsap of the Pleasant Hill m
ighborhood was a business visit is
here Thursday. in
R. n. Duston and family have tn,
en- i'll of the influenza. all
:. A. Durham, who has been con- NJ
ed to his bed for several davs -
tn the influenza, is able to be
t again. G.
rhe following program has been y
'anged at the Methodist church,
ginning Wednesday, Dec. l at
80 p. m.
Mrs. Barnes, leader,
lynn, No. 352.
Prayer OF praise and thanksgiv-
Missionaries as Pioneers in Civ Mr.
alton by Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Fow-
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Maytubby.
oem by Mrs, Habberly.
lie story of Lizzie Wilson by "
S. Youngblood mo
pecial music-Mrs. Hightower ter
Mrs. Payne. | h
lie story Of Miss Matte Wright tro,
Irs. Hatchett and
ymn, No. go. trol
'fiering for retirement fund. ate
enediction. crai
4. X. Hammond has recovered Sior
n the influenza. war
ricket Smotherman came Mon lcln
from Camp Bowie on a three Y
furlough. sire
asst Sunday afternoon the Junior NJ
worth League gave the follow otn'
program: OF
eader-Lila Smith. DOW pow,
)ng service. Ni III
,ntence prayer. any
lbject-Star-Spangled Banner. ~! W
ny Country 'Tis Of Thee. nv. ~
sading fromQuarterly by Super tn,'. tn,r
ndent. DO"
niors-Alice Waggoncr, Geneva ''- .Iee'
ne, Mary Youngblood, repre- l;o. d;oo
ing the American flag. as US
ar-Spangled Banner-Juniors. a.. a.,
III call answer with Scriptures. l., =, :,
'ng-Last verse of America. a.
u.s.. ouo
dge Wilhelm OF Coalgate was bnrc ,li,,-,
this week visiting relatives. eton