The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-31
pauls Valley
MANILA FELTS
Correspondent and Agent

west of Pauls Valley, were in tn
city Thursday trading. They brough
a load of broomcorn which was sol
on the Paus Valley market. TIL
broomcorn was planted. cultivated
cut and brought 10 Pauls Valley b,
the three young women. While on
boys and men are at the front tn
girls and women who remain a
home will be able to care for th
fields.
!. A. Kinnebrow went to Okla
loma City Thursday, making tn,
trip in his Buick.
Rev. J, K, Pedrick, pastor of til,
Christian church of Pauls Valley
has enlisted in the army for activ,
service, and will be sent to Fort
Logan, Colo, September 5 for train
ing. Mr.. Pedrick is fifty-six years
Of age, but Notwithstanding his years
was accepted at Oklahoma City for
the Photographic section in the
field.
A big crowd attended the mass
meeting in the rooms of the Cham
her OF Commerce Wednesday night.
The manpower order of the Depart
ment of Labor, relative to furnish
ing our quota of men for munitions
factories and other government
work wis discussed.
Thomas f. Hodge, chairman Of
the Labor Board, explained the
needs OF the government, stating
that while it was not the intention of
the government to work hardship
on any man, this work had to go
on for the success of the war, and
asked each man to study his own
personal case and decided for him
self whether he could serve the gov
ernment better at home or in the
factories.
Il. ID. Felts, county agent, accom-
panied by his daughter, Thena, and
his niece, Miss Lucille Felts, OF Hot
Springs, Ark, were visitor at
Wynncwood Thursday.
Mrs. |. X. McCann and Mrs.
Henry Carr are working in interest
OF the Benevolent Association OF
Pauls Valley. The association in
the past has done great work here
and expects to do still more in the
future. Mrs. Mccain and Mrs. Carr
are working on the budget for the
winter and getting subscriptions to
the association.
Judge !. T. Blanton has gone to
Omaha, Nebr, on legal business.
Walter l.. Hart was in Ardmore
the first of the week to attend dis
trict meeting OF the county food
administrations.
w. ]. lvie OF Lindsay was in the
,ity Wednesday on business per
aiming to his Red Cross duties.
Miss Nellie Hill left this week
,or Yale where she will teach the
coming term. She will stop in Ok
ahoma City for few days to visit
Ter sister, Mrs. McCracken.
Mrs. w. f. Dodge of Elmore City,
vas a business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Erwin left this week
or Frisco. Texas, for short visit
With relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Jacobs have
eturned after two weeks visit with |
Mrs. Jacobs relatives at Violet Hill,
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardee Russell
ave returned from Dallas, Texas,
there they have been since Sunday.
Ira c. Bryant, of Maysville, LETT
Y Wednesday for short visit with
ONE folks in Nardaman, Miss. Mr.
Bryant will report at the training
amp for heavy artillery officers at
.ouisville, Ky.
/. c. Andrews and family have
eturned after a visit in Arkansas.
Schools Open Monday.
The Pauls Valley school will open
ext Monday morning. Teachers
or this year are:
John Butcher, city superintend-
Mt.
High School.
Mrs. r. +. Bowling. principal.
Mrs. X. NJ. Stone. history.
Miss Eula Bullock, domestic
,icnce.
Miss Purdy, mathematics.
Walter Scoggins. science.
Jefferson School.
Miss Murry, principal.
Primary--Not Filled.
Mrs. Stokes, first grade.
Second Grade-Not Filled.
Mrs. c. $. Bush, third grade.
Miss Saver. fourth grade.
Miss Connect. fifth grade.
Mrs. Covey Baker. sixth grade.
Seventh Grade-Not Filled.
Lee School
Miss Crumbaugh. principal.
Miss Perry. primary.
Miss Vaughn, first grade.
Miss Prim, second grade.
Miss Ruth Erwin, third grade.
Mrs. X. l.. Philips, fourth grade.
Miss Reavcs. fifth grade.
Miss Caldwell, sixth grade.
Miss Crumbraugh. eighth grade.
Miss Shaubell. primary south side.
IS To Camp Logan.
Thirty-fivc men from this Est TO ,
sent September ) at l:S5 p. m: ,
J. NJ. Wright. Nalient. ,
William Frederick Minyen. ,
,rnewood.
Wesley Payne, Elmore City. A.,