The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-06-22
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Carr Flat Class Wins.

car L. Smith, won the banner at
the Buckhorn convention last sun
DAY The other classes contesting were
Frisco class led by Prof. b. n. Smith
and Buckhorn class led by H.. II.
Stringfellow, president of the county
association. Carr Flat was also hon.
ored as the place of the next meet.
ing which will be the Third Sunday
in September, and the Saturday even
ing and night before.
Buckhorn entertained the conven-
ton In royal style, spreading at the
noon hour, magnificent repast, con-
sisting of chicken. cake, pies, and
everything one could imagine good to
eat, including some finely cooked goat
meat by Oscar Lowrance and family.
The banner contested for was
special made to order banner, and do
mated to the convention by the Sui
phur Democrat, In order to stimulate
interest in singing over the county.
The entire day was spent in scinging
class songs, individual singing, chill.
dren singing, the junior class from
Frisco school house, deserving spec
ial mention. The day was pleasant and
all the singers of the county were
present. Between 500 and 1000 peo.
pie attended the convention, and the
school house could not hold the half
OF the people
Yhe personnel OF the Carr Flat class
% as follows; Leader, Mr.. o. L.
Bmith, organist, Miss Peaster, singers
Mesdames Smith, Coyle and Taylor
the Misses Wilson, Langston, Peast-
er, Smith Boyd, Colwel and Welch
and Messrs Manly Smith, Clovis, Lang.
ston. E. A. Langston, C. c. Wilson,
j. f. Ketner and Mr.. Taylor.
Sulphur Locals.
j. W. Shanks, of Purcell was here
last week visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Peter Spence of Evergreen
( Ala, is here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Geo. W. Lee.
Ed Terry spent the week in Okla
homa City, where he has a position
with Harlow's Weekly.
Miss Neal, of the Deaf school fac
ulty spent the week in Oklahoma
City.
Mrs. W. II. Coats is making a
visit with relatives in Texas this
week
r. f. May of Scullin was transactine
business in Sulphur last Saturday.
Mrs. Walter Spears of Stockton,
Cal, spent few days the past week
as the guest of Miss Dollie Denton.
Rev. Geo: w. Lee, pastor of ths
First Christian church, will deliver
the special st. Johns Day sermon
to the Masons of sulphur their wives,
families and friends, on next Sunday
at 11.00 a. m.
Messrs. Il. +. Virgins and Cal
Ables were in the Lindsay. Robber-
son and Garvin county oil fields last
week, and bought up a tract of sew.
eral thousands OF acres of oil leases
NJ. f. Nowlin went to Norman
Monday morning to visit his sister
cind other relatives, gathered there
for a family reunion
Tom Montgomery was an Ardmore
visitor Wednesday
lo1 Claud Buchanan left Monday for
billiard. Okla, oil fields.
7 Mrs. G.. l.. Hudson of Wichita Falls
Texas, is the guest of Mrs. Bird VIII
liams this week.
Mrs. Norman of Mill Creek. was
visiting her mother, Mrs. Melton the
first Of the week
Mrs. DR.. j. NJ. johnson was here
the first of the week looking after
business matters. She has been in
Sherman for the past year where her
daughter, Miss Bessie is attending
Kidd-Key, from which she will grad
uate next term.
c. r. Smith. left Yesterday for
trip to Joplin, Mo-. Kansas City and
other points, to be gone about ten
days.
Messrs. j. b. Seal and b. ID. VIII.
son went to Hugo and to Paris, Tex,
this week on a visit.
Attorney Jesse II. Dunn of Davis,
was in the county seat transacting
business yesterday.
Miss Della Hamilton left yesterday
for Kansas City and other points in
Missouri for months visit.
Mrs. II. +. Malone returned yester.
day from q visit to points in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Floyd visited
in Tecumseh the past week, returning
home this week, where Mr.. Floyd re.
sumes his work at the Santa Fe, att
er several months OF illness.
Mrs. j. NJ. Echos left Wednesday
afternoon for a visit to Dallas, Texas.
Messrs. N. II. Heath. Rev. f. C.
Webb and polph Govett, left wednes-
day for Oklahoma City, where they
will drive back Ford cars.
Vance Nichols was transacting bus
mess In town Wednesday.
Mrs. B. A. Williams has had as her
house guests during the last week
end, the following; Mr. and Mrs. W.
j. Williams, Miss Mary Williams, and
Mr.. Horace Fondrer of Frederick, Ok
lahoma, Mrs. VIM. Stacy of Norman,
and Miss Ida Williams of Marietta.
Mrs. T. Il. Overton had as her
guests this past week, Mrs. A. b.
Taylor of Grandfield, and her son Ar.
thur Taylor, Mrs. Jake Hutson OF
Grandfield and Mrs. Margaret Scott
and children of Dallas.