The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-08
b FREEMAN AND
|MISS|0NERS ARE
pIalY CLUB GUESTS

terse and concise outline, tell.
some of the difficulties con
he mayor of Ardmore and his
pners. was made by Mayor w.
ian. today. at the weekly noon
heon Of the Rotary Club, ut
and the commissioners were
lests Mayor Freeman said in
men your body represente
ividual interests and business |
nnts that make up the city OF
You are oil men, shoe men,
men, cotton buyers, every |
nsiness that makes up the city.
X you are busy, but with all !
responsibilities you do not |
Responsibilities such as we, |
yor and commissioners have. |
with us To safeguard your |
interests: We have the full re. |
ty of all of your businesses, |
sponse to your invitation to be |
this noon-day luncheon, in |
u gave as your reason for our
namely, TO get acquainted
proffer your counsel and CO.
will say that We not only
bur offer, but we solicit your
operation with all of us In
on the business of this city or
will say that il for any per
political reason YOU do not
counsel us, then you are not
resentatives of the grand or
of which YOU are members.
ht your help, we want
Nend in the handling of
Ahave no enemies political
Nise, but all work for the com
Freeman's talk was most en-
ally received. He introduced
umor in his opening remarks,
called upon Commissioner
nd Young, representing the
nd Fourth wards, to stand be
Rotarians "to get acquainted
Introduced himself, in order, he
at they could all be recognized
m when they met.
ksioner Young also made a
which convinced his hearers
pnest desire to carry on the
best he could under the diff
hder which the entire city Of
working, namely, the lack of
funds. This condition is
d and men Of affairs are tax
sonal interest in city affairs in
to secure the amount re
Commissioner Fraley was called
he declared that he was no
and would let the Mayor talk
Talk by Ensign Sayre.
interesting feature OF the
was Il talk made by Ensign
ayre, who was the guest OF
Love. Ensign Sayre gave
bprehensive description OF the
chaser on which he served
months He explained in de.
intricacies of the wonderful
ecting invention and how they
enemy subs.
lngs, a district chairman OF the
er'N'. Loan made an appeal for
ID ~ oscriptions, Ceiling atten'
he fact that Carter County, at
carried the good roads bonds,
we had never failed and must
is time. He took occasion to
his hearers of the dangers
e by the soldiers and sailors,
in Ensign Sayre's talk, and
the desire that every pur-
bonds would wear the but
Indicate his subscription and
who had purchased to buy
possible.
ton to the talks, a vocal solo
by Mrs. Arthur Kyle, and two
were sung by the Rotarians-
f' and "Ardmore Rotarians'.
tr song is sung to the tune
erary", words composed by
e Thompson, who accompanied
numbers The words are as
S a good Town that we call
% more,
NJ ne place to go;
, bu~ch there We call Rotar'
theV're not so very slow
ave worked hard to help the
were proud of them yon know
u bet we're glad we live in
lmore,
darn good place to GO
kellent meal, well cooked, pip
consisting of beef, creamed po-
tring beans, vegetable salad
butter, coffee. milk with
sherbet and cake was served
Presf yterian ladies The table
fmiy decorated in roses, and, as
hen served by these ladies', the
WAS one of the best
Ball Gam Postponed.
announced at the luncheon that
(bals game between the Ro-
lid Lions was postponed from
rnoon until Monday of next
n making this announcement,
Mort Woods accused the
man of being in collusion with
5 club.
Erockett was elected as a mem
Rotarians as successor to T.
representing the furniture
Gates was selected as a dele
the Annual National Meeting
ians to be held in salt Lake
I; ah, in July.
(. ssman c. ID. Carter will be the