The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-03-12
w Wymmewood
Mrs. J. E. Guthrey, Cor.
Phone l55

1t seemed rs if Wynnewood had re.
turned to old times, when the old high
school team OF 1917 got together Friday
night and played the Sulphur Deaf
and Dumb School a game of basketball
on the local court. The home team
was all victorious in 1917 as a high
school team and although they have
not had much practice of late, they
have retained enough of their old form
to still be able to play a first.class game
The local team consisted of Martin and
! HILBERT, guards; Perry and Brambe,
! forwards, and Chase, center. The game
was fast and clean throughout and
both teams displayed good teamwork.
The final score was SO to IA in favor
of Wynnewood
Saturday night on the indoor court,
| the Wynnewood high school basketball
team played the town team. The town
/ team was composed oc very large mon,
and played a good game but the high
school boys were small, fast and in
good practice, therefore playing a better
game. The players on the town team
were Martin and HILBERT. guards Rol
low and Perry, forwards, and Chase
center, while the high school team was
composed Of Hoover and Settle, guards
Bramble and Pickett, forwards, and
Guthrey, center. Professor McGibbony
refereed the game, which was q very
fast one.
DR.. W. G. Roberts visited his daugh
ter, Miss Lucille at Norman Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Deal were visitors
in Ardmore Sunday
Ralph Andrews was visitor her,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tripp of Ring
ling came Saturday to attend the fu
neral Of Mr.. Trips sister, Mrs. Olive
Melton.
Mrs. Ed Loal went to Oklahoma Cit
, Monday.
Rev and Mrs. Frank Tripp and Mrs
Schlling Of Shawnee attended the fu
, neral OF Mrs Oliver Melton Saturday
! Miss Lucille Roberts came down fror
. Norman Monday for few days.
= Mrs. Andrew Wilson and Mrs. j. Il
! Profit went to Oklahoma city Friday
returning Sunday.
g Mrs Luther Ventress and son lei
4 Friday for a visit with Mrs. Ventres
i. aunt in Chickasha.
4 Misses Irma and Lucille Wheeler ei
: tertalncd a crowd Of young ladies' 6
. their home Friday night. Those pre-
n ent were: Misses Faye Deal Luci
q, Felty Nell Noryel, Merle Elliott, Eth
CordeI
Mrs. viii Frost and daughter, Allyn
the Misses Josephine and Edith Hic
man and Miss Ruth Butler Of Dural
spent the weekend here, the yuests
u Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Frost.
Mrs. +. c. Moss and sons and Nil
n Virginia Lantz returned from Dali;
r Friday.
If Miss Athyline Nisler entertained
st crowd of her girl friends Friday nigl
s Mrs. n. J. Mason left Saturday for &
n extended visit to her son, DIR. W.
s. Mason, in Lawton.
Ut. anu NlISs T.. I.s .NOl Ntll went
at Sulphur Sunday to attend the sta
convention Of the Woodmen Circle.
is Miss Lola Sharpe, who is teachi
is school at Gilmore City, spent the wee
III end with home folks,
VI Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deal went
nj Chickasha Sunday
'h Misses Josephine and Edith Hickm
IN went to Gainesville Sunday TO visit tn
mother who is i'll in the santarr
ne there.
ts Mr.. and Mrs. J.. s. Self and Walt
Ill Self and family returned Friday fro
re Burkburnott oil fields,
Tom Secrest went to Fort Wo
Saturday.
Miss Iva Rec Medcalf and Miss Sus
c. Black went to oklahoma City FriC
1T afternoon.
The Junior Missionary Society !