The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
lDAWI
TESSA MAJOR, Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs w c. Boiling wer
in Friday from Glen-Bolling farm
, Miss Bess Kelly left Friday for Ada
to attend summer normal.
Homer Tuner left Friday for New
York City to join his wife. and where
he expects to work for the American
} Express Company.
Mrs. Tom Frame entertained the
Twentieth Century Club Thursday af
ternoon with IA bridge party. The house
was beautifully decorated with nastur
tiums and roses and salad and ice
course was served. Those present
were Mesdames Tom Howell, Jr., X.
| o. Richardson, j. II. Hill, w. n. Lew
is, j. NJ. Draughon, NJ. r. Easter, j..
| II. Ellis, II. l.. Freeman Jessie Fauth.
Tom Davis, Oma Normart James
/ Reedy, O. G. Francis. Misses Dolly
I MAJ Alon. Marion Barnett HaZet
Stedman, VIII Ellen and Lois Gable
Irene Myers. Bess Kelly, Thamagln
EIutchins, Willie Ray Dotson and Sal
lie Frame
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Homer visited
Mr.. Horners father in Enid. the past
week.
Lloyd Weber made a trip to Norman
ana Oklahoma City Thursday returning
Saturday morning.
Harry lngas came up Saturday
from Fort Worth and accompanied his
wife and daughter home. They had
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. +. w.
Tugals.
John Turner went to Ada Saturday
with a truck load of household goods,
and his wife and small daughter went
up Sunday where they will do light
housekeeping while Mr. Turner attends
the normal
y message received Friday annaunc-
ed the arrival of Herman Eckerd in /
New York with the seth division. Her
man Eckerd and Reg Turner are two
Davis boys who are members of the
nth engineers.
-. f.. Ellis. j. f. Ellis and Frank .
Stedman We're oklahoma City visitors
the last of the week
DR.. Y. p. Howell returned Friday
from Oklahoma City.
Miss Nelle Hale attended the Elks
dance at Pauls Valley Friday night,
returning Saturday.
Burford Fields was here from Wyn-
lewood Friday.
Mrs. Emma Satterfield was hostess
o the Needlework Club Friday after
loon.
Mrs. E. Il. Deel went to Sulphur Sat
lrday afternoon to make arrangements
or moving back to her former home.
w. NJ. Freeman was here from Pauls
ALLEY saturday on business.
Miss Eva Weir closed her school at
Noodford last Friday and visited in the
itJ Imam home from Saturday until
londay, going on to her home at Ok
lhoma city.
Miss Addie Bell Ware returned home
unday, her school at Collinsville hav.
lg closed.
Joe Trammell and w. E. Eckerd
lotored over from Headton Saturday
aturntng Sunday.
Miss Sue Findley was in Ardmore
aturday.
Mr.. Henderson circulation manager
the Ardmorete. was here Monday
nd went on to Sulphur
number of Davis people motored
, sulphur Sunday afternoon and wit
eS.Sed the baseball game between
lindsay and Sulphur which proved
lite close and interesting. only one
ore being made in the nine innings,
lie tie being played off when Lind
" made another score in the thir-
enth inning
Mrs .. NJ Woodward and children
turned from Ardmore Sunday where
ey had gone to attend the graduation
ercises of her nephew, Herbert
,yte.
Mrs. 4. r. Shaffer and children re-
rred Sunday from a visit to Mrs.
alters parents at Gainesville, Texas.
Mrs. r. NJ. Bruner arrived Sunday
I'm Grant. Oklahoma, to visit rela.
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks of Pauls Valley,
ssed through here Sunday on their
y to San Angelo, Texas where Mr.
ooks goes with the hope of bene-
ting his health. Mrs Brooks was
'merly Mrs. Howell and lived here
:. II. Greer returned Monday after
on from Oklahoma City. where he
4 shipped cattle.
clifford Turner was here from Nor
n for the week end.