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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
= In Honor of Mrs. Cole.

Mrs. T. 3. Weaver, III McLish
avenue, entertained at an after
noon Forty-two party, Thursday,
in honor of Mrs. A. p. Cole, who.
with her husband, will leave soon
for the coast to spend the remain
der of the summer. At the close of
the games an ice course was served
and a war savings stamp presented
the honor guest. Mrs. Fred Coo
gan was also presented a war saw
ings stamp. for high score favor.
Those present were Mrs. Ollie An
derton. Mrs. Milton Boyd. Mrs. J..
=. Champion. Mrs. ]. VI. Baird,
Mrs. Theo Hoffman. Mrs. ]. A.
Skipworth. Miss Virginia Cole.
Mrs. O. l.. DENIES. Mrs. F. w.
Roadway. Mrs. Carlton Wilkes, Mrs.
Hugh A. Ledbetter. Mrs. X. Hell
bach. Mrs. Fred Coogan. Mrs. A.
NJ. Rice. Mrs. c. B. Goddard. Mrs.
K. {. Conine. Mrs. P. VI. Brigance,
Mrs. Lewis Rocket of Wiiburton.
Mrs. II. G. Stong. Mrs. Walter
Presnell. Mrs. Vincent Shinklc,
Mrs. T. r. Dunlap. Mrs. ]. T. Cole
man and Mrs. l.. ID. Hickey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Class in Home Dietetics.

The class in Home Dietctics, Miss
Leona Abercrombie, instructor, will
meet at o'clock tomorrow morn
ing in the Domestic Science room
at the Ardmore High School. Only
those who intend to complete the
course should enroll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Missionary Social.

The Carter Avenue Missionary
Society will give an ice cream social
Tuesday night at the home of Mrs.
Ed Williams, 533 Carter avenue.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30

dren's party Monday afternoon, at
her home SlS d street, northwest,
in honor of her daughter, Louise,
who celebrated her fifth birthday
anniversary on that day. The hours
were devoted to various games, at
the close of which an ice course was
served. The dining table was pref
tily decorated with garden flowers
and centered with a white cake, on
which were five pink candles. The
little girls were given favors of
small buckets and spades and the
boys received miniature boats.
There were present Margaret Duke,
Anna Corhn, Nell Rose Warren,
Bernice Hartnitt, Nick Smith, Irene
Smith, Catherine Thomas, Doris and
Allene ScivalIy, Virginia Bivens,
Rebekah and Billy Mayhem Sell
vidge, Owen Ryburn, Elmer Daw-
son, Junior Slack, Williedeane
Peterson and Arthur Peterson.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Country Club Dinner.

Royce Kruger had as his dinner
guests Thursday night at Dornick
Hills Country Club, Miss Matte
Claire Gano, Miss Gladice Walling
and Charles Waling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Housewives League.

The Housewives League will meet
at 4 O'Clock Tuesday in the Rest
Room at the courthouse. All wo-
men of Ardmore are invited to at
tend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Ice Cream Social.

The Woman's Auxiliary of St.
Philips Episcopal church will give
an ice cream social Thursday night
on the lawn at the church, corner
L street and McLish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30

weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
p. Vandenberg.
Mrs. Drayton w. Ivins will go to
Wichita. Kansas. tomorrow to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c.
Miller.
Mrs. Charles c. Grady of Fort
Worth, Texas, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Davis, IA First
lvenue. northeast. Mrs. Grady will
be here about ten days.
Corp. Alvis Cathey, Company +,
lllth Regiment, Y. S. Engineers,
Camp Bowie, Texas, is visiting his
-rnts, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Ca
they.
Oscar Deveny and Ewing Lon
don, l32nd Machine Gun Company.
Camp Bowie, Texas, will return 10
camp this afternoon after 4 short
visit in Ardmore.
Mrs. X. T. Dallas is in Bartlcs
Vile visiting relatives, Before re-
turning home she will visit in Wich-
ita, Sedan and Chautauqua, Kan.
and in Chickasha.
Miss Daltha Dallas is visiting in
Ringing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
First Aid Class.

The First Aid class, DR.. F. P.
Vonk eller, instructor, will meet for
organization at 8 o'clock tomorrow
night at Convention Hall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
NOTES OF SOCIETY.

Harley Harreld of Oklahoma City
is spending the weekend in Ard
more.
Mrs. F. F. Tucker and children,
Frederick .Jr., and Claire, will leave
tomorrow for Colorado Springs to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Arthur Kinard will go TO
Cement the latter part of the week
to visit her parents.
Mrs. Ben s. Stephens is in Fort
Worth, Texas, visiting her sons,
Ben and Fran, who are stationed
at Camp Bowie.
Daniel Walling has returned from
Houston.
Miss Mamie Davis of St. Angus
tine, Texas, is visiting her parents,
Judge and Mrs. s. NJ. Davis.
Miss Margaret Robinson and Miss
Ida Lee Sims are visiting Miss Edith
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Birthday Club.

Mrs. John Gait will be hostess to
the Birthday Club at an all-day party
Tuesday at her home, corner B
street and Third avenue, northwest. &.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Christian Endeavor Carnival.

A Presbyterian Christian Endeav-
or carnival will be given at 7:3O
o'clock Tuesday night on the
church lawn. A cordial invitation
is extended to the public.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30
Missionary Society Meeting.

The Young Ladies Missionary So
ciety of the First Christian church
will meet at 3 o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Willis Whiting
ton, 400 North Washington street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30

Daniel Walling has returned from
Houston.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30

Children's Party.
Mrs. G. y. Hodges gave 4 chill
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-30

1t does not suit me to have to wait
for my pay for garbage and sanitary
work. If you are going north for
the summer, leave the money on the
barrel head. | have advanced wages
on my men twice in six months.
viii raise on you. Phone l746.
2o-2 S. l.. SMITH.
Read it in the Ardmoreitc first.
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

I've. For he had to be cast out
Of heaven, before be could Gomez
and tempt Eve. For as we have
recorded above the Lamb was =.
slain from the foundation ofthe
world, and 1t was by the blood
OF The Lamb that he was cast out.
And we read Of this war long
before Christ died on the cross a
Please read:
''Lay thine hand upon him
remember the hattie, do no
m ore" (Jnb,41 -8)
Yes, Job that is e5ough for
you. just re member the battle
that I bad with him here in heav.
en-. God spoke 10 Job about
this battle ever 1900 years before
Christ died on the cross. And
this battle cod fought with
''LEv1ArNAN" Please read.
"Csrst ,fcu Draw ont levia,Fen
with a hook? or his tongue with
cord which 'hcu 'ettest down!
He esteemeth iron as straw;
and brass as rotten wood.
TIE arrow cannot make him
fee sling stones are turned with
him into stubole.
Darts are counted az stvbble:
he laugheth at the shaking Of a
spear.
Sharp stones are under him he
spreadcth sharp pointed things
uron the nire.
He naketh the deep so boil like
a pot: he maketh the sea like
pot of DIN 'ment.
He raketh a path TO shine
after him; ore would think the
deem ia be hOary.
Upon earth there is not his
like, who is made without fear.
lie beholdeth all high things:
he is a king over all the children
of bride" Joo. 4l-27-2S-26
-9O-51-32 1884. ,
From this you must say he
is the devil. from the fact he
is the king over all The children
OF pride.
ITO Be Continuad.)
World's cresset., 1918-02-07
We'll! WE'LL! Vsl1!!

Wu0TS uoVC JOa DSS ~~
merp Is it possible these cold
winter days have forced you out
to get .ood to keep you and
your house warm. And you
thought it might be possible that
we had a stick over here to let
you have, to warm up your cold
heart so that you might feel, that
the rays Of another summer sun
had come upon you. Yes. we
surely have, and we shall send 1t
over 10 you. at the very earliest
moment. For we do hate to see
q man shivering and cold wien
we can take him in out OF the
storm. FOR God said "a man
shall be as a hiding place from
the wind, and as q covert from
the tempest, and as rivers OF
water in drv place and as the
shadow of great rock in a
weary land So my brother we
shall give you comfort. Yes'
the Bible is the only creed we
have, and we loved It so well that
we got copyright that embrac'
es the whole Bible. We do pot
have any other kind of a creed
or theory. We do not have to go
to any history Of man to get BIZ
sle facts the Bible is Its owu
interpreter; it is of no private
Interpretation.
Therefore your History or His
torians is no good to give the
definition of the word OF Goo.
For God says that the natural
man cannot perceive the things
that are of GoJ, they are spirit
ual!y deserned' So brovher
your natural illustrations OF the
Bible ia no good. 1t does not
leavs you a coal 10 warm by.
Aud another thing thai ! am
afraid of sor. you, IS the blind.
ness cast ever the Israelites
spoken of in this manner:
For I would n3t, Irethren,
that ye should be ignorant OF
this mystery, Jest ye should be
wise in your own conceits. that
blindness 10 part is happened to
Israel. until the fulness OF the
eGentiles be comet in,
And so al Israel shall be saved
"a it is written. There shal
come out of Sion the Deliverer
and shall turn away ungodliness
from Jacob:
For this is my covenant unto
them. when I shall take sway
their sins.
As concerning the gospel
a they are enemies for your sakes
hut as touching the election
they ere beloved for the fathers
.sakes." from II --25-26-z
-28.)
Our fear is that you are tan
ed with this blindness. Ant
. cannot see the gospel as Pau
says.
But if our gospel be hid, it i
hid to them that are lost:
In whom the God OF thl
world hath blinded the minds Q
them which believe not, lest tn
light Of the glorious gospel c
Christ, who is the image OF Goo
should shine unto them.
For we preach not ourselves
h.t Christ Jesus the Lord; an
ourselves your servants 10
Jesus sake"
,tCor.4 -3 --4-5,)
Now, whenever a man say
that we have a creed. when "
assert nothing but what we CIV
the Bible truths for it, they az
wrong. So You must kno
v,on own wQnflnUl
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

Angels uOHb were III HedVeus "uo
fought agains I the Dragon and
his angels, who loved not
their lives unto death Another
testamony on the voice ard who
il was that spake,
II Jesus have sent mine angel to
testify unto you these ,bings ID
the churches. am the root and
the offspring of David, and the
bright and morning star" Rev.
% -16
And we repeat that the rest
of the good angels had 10 be the
brethren. And thev were only
offered martyrs In the same
manner. Able, Noah. Abraham
Isaac, ard Jacob. And a host Of
others offered themselves and
life to God for his cause As
said:
And what shall 7 more say?
for the time would fail NE to tell
of G edeon. and Barak, snd NJ
Samson. and Jephthae'; David
also. samuel, and of TIE prophets:
And others had trial oi cruel
moeking and acourgirgs. yea
moreover Of bonds and impris
onment;
Thev were stoned, they were
sawn asunder were tempted,
were slain with the sword: they
wandered ABOUT in sheepskins
and goatskins: being destitute,
afflicted, tormented;
(Ot whom the world was not
worthy:)they wandered about
in deserts, and in mountains.
and in dens and caves Of the
EARTH Heb. II. 32&3e-s7-5sl
Oh! do you want US to tell YOU
OF any more martyrs before
Christ died on the cross May
God open them blind ewes Of
of yours with the word. Now If
You can read anywhere in the
word. That any of those angels
was killed who taught witn
Christ in heaven against the
dragon, then We say that YOU
have them martyrs you
cannot then they are only offered
martyrs. 90.
The next point that we shall
notice that you brother have
spoken Of. Is the question you
ask which reads How could
they say this? we'll vou see they
did say t,..There ia 20 question
about that. But we will help YOU
out brother We shall guess at
what YOU ment and not what Won
said. You ment How eonld they
cf said that according to what
we SAID in our former article a.
, bout ths war being in heaven BE-.
, fore the betrayed ct Eve in the
garden when Daniel said Shat
the God Of heaven was going to
set uD a kingdom that should
, never be destroyed and that the
, setting up Of this kingdom was
q to follow immediatly after tha
, casting of satan out of heaven;
, by the blood of Christ and his
blood was not shed until 1000
years after the garden of Eden
sfflir, And this we have proven
above that the blood of the lamb
a was slain from the foundation o.
the world.
r And ii you are able 20 prove
+ by tie word That the world be
gan 1000 years after the fall o'
i, Adam and Eve. then we shal
admit that you are right. Blu
If you can t, yon wil Lave to ad
. NIT that we are right, and every
n scripture that you have given 81
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

that there was no war in the be-
aven that we spoke Of, that the
only heavens there was or is, are
where such men as Pharaoh and
Nebuchadnezzar and the ceasors
lived and reignel-These were
the heavens he speaks Of.
And what we shall take up now
is his thought, as a question
asksd-"How was 1t possible for
the blood Ut the lsmb. to- cast the
dragon and his angels out OF
heaven, and down to earth, over
{ 4OOO) years before bis blood was
she'd? Now Brother please read
And all tha. dwell upon the
earth shall worship him, whose
names are not written in the
book of life of the Lamb slain
from the foundation Of the
world" (Rav, 1881
This Lamb was slain from the
foundation Of the world. Now,
we ask you. Did we not have
any world until Christ shed bis
blood on calvery?
Listen what Samuel said
He raiseth up the poor out
of the dust. and lifteth up the
beegar from the dunghill, to set
them a monR princes, and to
make them inherit the throne Of
glory; for the pillars o. the earth
are the Lords. and he hath set
the world upon them"
(1Sam. 2 8.)-
Also.
He hath m ade every thing
beautiful in his time: also he
hath set the world in their heart,
so that no man can find out the
work that God maketh from the
beginning to th end"
Eccle. 3'-11.
This world stood I'LL years
before Christ was crucified the
preacher spoke CT the world 977
years before Christ died on the
cross.
Aud we have the Lamo slain from
t be 10 undat1on Of the world, Sc
you will see that Christ's blood
was shed in the sense we speab
long before the days Of Calvery
| Or else there was Two heavenly
lam bs slain.
| But as far as we are concern
ed we only find one Lamb (or
Christi For we notice in (Rev.
13- 81 that all that dwell on the
earth shall worship the beas
spoken Of. except those whose
names nave been written in the
book Of life Of the Lamb slain
from the joun da'ion of The
world. Do not forget tGat &C
cording to your theory the
world would have at:r:ed at toe
death and resurrection IF Cnris
| And we have given you Blbie
eviderce that the world existed
long before christ died on tht
cross, and his blood was shec
from the f'ul da'iCn t' Il
Norld. so l would be prouo
Brother if you would oe humble
enough in your own mind y
learn the true word of God
when it is ,ffered to you, you
ask VINO we're those speakers,
and their brethren who ovsrcom
the devil, by the blood of th'
Lam b and by the word Of 'thei
, tes stamone. And who loved no
not their lives unto DEATH We
answer the voice that Johl
heard was the jond voice o
the argel of Christ, From To-
} fact thav the word says s.
Il
World's cresset., 1918-02-07

ing that they are not guilty of,
or Of using something which
they do not have, so we shall
say to you that whenever you
try what we have. or estigate
it--you will find it to be the
Bible. So much for this part
The next thing will be the con.
sideration Of John the Reve
lator' we'll, Brother Perkins
did you think that we supposed
that John was the author of the
Revelations? or did you think
that you could make the readers
of the CREssET believe that we
were that Ignorant? Now dear
brother. the man who tells you
any. thing he is the man that
reveals il unto you. it does not
matter who the author is or
was, it is true that God himself
was the author of Revelations
He gave them to Christ And
Christ sent his angel unto his
servant John" and John to US.
so you will see Bro. Perkins you
are wrong again. so you must
see that if ever there was "a
man that held to a theory OF his
own, and OF mems it Is certainly
you Bro. Perkins, we are talk
ing plain 20 you but we cannot
avoid it and do our duty when
we realize that you like our
selves are getting old. For you
say BRO. Garrett we will now
come to you thru the CRESSET,
And by the Bible investigate
Your creed or theory" And in
place OF taking the Bible to
prove your points you take up
mans works, we repeat, the
Bible is its own Interpreter.
Yes Bro. Perkins, we repeat
that the truths Of the Bible has
been bid to the people and
cast to the ground, as it reads,
Yea. ha magnihed' himself
even to the prince Of the host,
and by him the daily sacrifice
vas taken away. and the place
of his sanctuary was cast down.
And an host was given him
against the daily sacrifice by
reason of transgression. and it
cast down the truth to .ht
ground; and it practisedv apt
prospered." dan 8--11-l2.
Now il this is not the truti
please tell what truth is, Agail
Paul said.
Let no man deceive you b!
any means: for that day shal
rot come. except there come
falling away frst, and that NAL
of sin be revealed, the son o
,perdition:
Who op9os eth and exallet|
himself above all that Is ca'le'
God or that is warshipped: s
that he as God. showing himsel
that he is Cod" Il Thes. 2
-4.)
Now if this Is q OF truo tell u
what is. For it reads again:
Nevertheless I have some
what against thee, because tho
hast left thy irst love.
. Remember therefore frDI
whence thou art fallen, an
: repent, and do the first work:
or else l will come unto the
quickly, and will remove tb
candletick out Of his place
, excep THOU epent.'
(Rev 2-4-5)
Now if this is not truth tell U
the truth. Not by history, Bt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-14
EAST MONTPELIER

Harry Vincent and family have gone
on vacation to Rocky Point
Mrs. Joe Murray, who was taken TO
Heaton hospital, has been removed to her
home.
Miss Georgiana LaNard of Barre spent
the week of August 4 with Mrs. Emma
Curtis.
A party of eight young people re.
turned Saturday from an auto trip to
Canada and other points of interest. L.
w. Sibley and wife, Charles Mcknight
and wife, Lyle Young and wife, George
Mcknight and wife made up the party.
They stopped over night at Island Pond.
From there they visited Lyndonville and
Sherbrook and were much pleased with
the kindly feelings shown by the Cana
dian people to American visitors. The
return trip was made by way Of Derby
Line and Willoughby lake.
Miss Sadie Curtis and Leon Gumlaw
of Barre were visitors at the home of
Walter Curtis Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-14
MfDDLESEX

Mrs. Henry Carson of Burlington was
a guest of her sister, Mrs George Atkins,
and family a part OF last week.
Mrs. +. L. Bargar and daughter Of
Buffalo, n Y, were recent guests at
F. j. Eaton's
Mrs, j. E. Goodenough left Tuesday
evening for visit TO her niece in New
York City,
Mrs. Frank Somers spent several days
last week with her son in Fair Haven.
C. s. Page OF Washington, D. c., and
his family were visitors of II. B. Nichols
Thursday.
Fred Fay is spending a furlough with
relatives In Fair Haven.
A. p Bigelow and family spent Tues
day in Stowe.
Miss Mary Scott, who has been spend.
ing the past few months with her grand
mother, has returned to her home in
Fitchburg, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Miles, Miss Eleanor
Bruce and Carl Weir motored TO the
White mountains Thursday.
Charles Scott and son of Fitchburg,
Mass, were visitors of his mother, Mrs.
Mary j. Scott, recently
About $50 was netted for the Red
Cross from the entertainment held at
George Cranes Wednesday evening.
A. r. Freeman. former pastor Of
the NJ. E. church, and Miss Lucy Swift Of
Brattleboro, were recent guests at Levi
Swift's.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-08-14
RANDOLPH

The news of the death Of Mrs. Carrie
Briggs Williams Of Ware, Mass, came
as shock to people here on Monday.
Mrs. Williams had been here for several
weeks this summer and only left here a
couple of weeks ago. No particulars
were given, but it Is understood that
she was not as well as usual when here
and had been suffering from a trouble
of serious nature for a long time, al
though able 10 be about. Mrs. Williams
is survived by son, who lived with her
at Ware, and a brother, Ben. Briggs of
Hartford, this state For many years
her mother lived in town, but since her
marriage she had lived in Massachu-
sets. She was a sister Of the late
Charles Briggs, who lived and died in
this town few years ago. Mrs. Ellen
Lattimer, who is her cousin, and Miss
Emma Seymour of this place started on
Monday night for Ware to attend the
funeral to-day.
George Richardson, an old resident, is
In town passing several days and calling
upon old friends.
Merville Gould, Allen Hancock and
Hugh Seaver expect to leave here this
week for Montpelier and from there, 1t
is understood, will be sent TO Tufts col.
lege TO take a two months course in
motor mechanics training, after which
they viii be ready for service wherever
they are sent.
Mrs. Malcolm Warwick Of Windsor
came Tuesday for a few days stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Browne.
Mrs, Annette Brown of Bethel came
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. Rogers,
at the home Of Judge and Mrs. j. W.
Rowell
Mrs Fargo Of Pleasant street returned
Tuesday from a couple of days stay in
Newport.
Mrs. 2, L. Mcintyre is entertaining
Miss Hazen Of Auburndale, Mass. who
came Tuesday for few days stay at
the Mcintyre home.
Miss Nettye Robbins, after passing a
few days in Montpelier, returned Tues
day. In short time she expects to go
TO New York to study for overseas can
teen work
Elton Stevens of Lawrence, Mass, is
taking his vacation in town with his ia
Their, c. c. Stevens of Pearl street
John Ford expects TO close his long
term of service with Il. A. Morse with
this week, and will go to Northfield Falls
soon after to take a store which he is TO
manage, Leonard Holman, son Of
Charles Holman Of this place, is to take
his place for time at least,
Lucius Webb of East Granville, who
has been seriously I'll for few days, is
improving and able 70 be UP part Of
the time.