The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-05
Pawls Valley
PINK WADE
Agent and Correspondent; OF
flee at Chamber of Commerce.
B. III. Williams, a farmer

| ID. II. w llllamS, farmer an0
stockman OF Elmore was a caller at
the chamber OF commerce Wednes-
day. Mr.. Williams reports that the
road to George from the intersec-
ton OF the Klondike road is being
graded and will at an early date
be in excellent condition. This will
give a good road from Pauls Valley
to the Table Mountains. The Klon-
dixie road has recently been improved
with concrete culverts and bridges.
Mrs. Prehn, who is in charge of
the Junior Red Cross work for the
Southwestern Division, with head
quarters at St, Louis, was in Pauls
Valley Wednesday and met with the
executive committee OF the Junior
Red Cross at the Red Cross head
quarters and outlined the work for
the Junior Red Cross in Garvin
County for ensuing year.
Mrs. Hardee Russell is i'll.
l.. c. Andrews, chairman of the
Fourth Liberty Loan committee for
Garvin County made the following
statement Thursday, based on in
formation at campaign headquarters
in the auditorium of the Chamber
Of Commerce and Community
League: "Garvin County is better
organized than ever before for war
work. Citizens of the county have
furnished a property statement and
pledged themselves to take the
amount apportioned to them. Sub
scriptions which will be in the hands
OF the chairman by 9 o'clock, Mon
day morning, will then cover the
countys quota"
The $75,00000 bond issue for the
new high school building has been
approved by the capital issues com
mission and Mr.. Henderson, pres
ident of the board of trustees is bus
lily engaged in preparing plans and
it is confidently expected that con-
struction will begin in a short time.
Mrs. Kirk Jackson will spend the
weekend, before leaving for her new
home at Eastland, with Mrs. Art
Hamley.
Mrs. S. S. Reed and Mrs. [. J. Pat
terson will be hostess to the Music
Club at the home OF Mrs. Reed next
Wednesday night This will be the
first meeting of the club calendar.
Mrs. w. r. Wallace has returned
after attending the Confederate re-
union at Tulsa, returning by way OF
where she spent a.day with
her son, Mr.. and Mrs. Creekmore
Wallace.
F. Johnston president OF the First
State Bank, is confined at home on
account of illness.
DR.. and Mrs. s. w. Looper OF Dal-
ton, Ga, arrived Monday and will re-
main here several weeks at the
Myers Hospital for the benefit OF
Mrs. Looper's health.
Mrs. !. F. Holloway and children
left last week for St. Louis to re-
main while Mr.. Holloway is IN the
east working in the munition work:
The Alternate Saturday Club will
meet with Mrs. s. S. Reed, Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. ]. ]. Barringer arrived yester-
lay and is preparing to remove the
Did machinery from the compress
grounds. The Pauls Valley Com
1ress Co. will begin the erection OF
new plant early in the spring and
will be ready for operation early next
all.
Miss Myrtle Murray, principal OF
he jefferson school, received a tele-
yram from Washington informing
Ter OF her appointment to "a posi-
ion as filing clerk for the govern.
nent. Owing to the scarcity OF
eachers, Miss Murray will not ac-
.ept the appointment at present.