The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-10-28
Byars Personals

Miss Bernice Catron who is at
spent the first of the week visit
ing home folks in Byars.
Mrs. A. c. Thompson was shopping
in Pauls Valley Monday
Miss MaEtha Barnes is visiting
relatives in Pauls Valley this week
NJ. 4. Bowman and Emory Grider
were recent visitors to Oklahoma City.
Miss Voncille Butler went 10 Pauls
Valley on a shopping trip.
Mrs Johnson James was visitor
to Pauls Valley Monday.
r. C. Lovelace is confined to his
home with an attack of rheumatism
this week
Zene Foster went TO Pauls Valley
and Oklahoma City on business Mon
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. II Gar
ner, Sunday, October a. girl.
There will be preaching at the
Methodist church next Sunday at
both IL a. N. and p m. We invite
all who will to attend our services
Come and worship with US. II. c.
Culledge, pastor.
The football squad Of the Byars
school is practicing regularly and the
boys begin to think they will be able
in the near future to take the fled
against the boys of the surround
ing schools.
The girls who compose the baske
ball team of the Byars school have
as coach Miss Hartina Christian, anC
hope soon to be ready TO meet th'
teams from other schools in contest
May they never know defeat.
The missionary society OF the Meth
odist church met in regular session
last Thursday with Mrs. Colbert
Plans for the future work OF th
society were discussed and the regu
lar program followed. 1t was decided
TO serve sandwiches and douShnuts OF
the day of election.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose Stages of Blan
) chard visited Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Johnston the past Sunday and Mon
day.
Miss McClarg has been very sic
for several days and was remove
from the home of Mr.. and Mr.!
x. z. J. Massey recently to the hospita
In Shawnee, where she could re
ceiye better attention. We trust 70
her 4 speedy recovery that she wi
soon be with us again, to take up he
work.
| Billy Johnston left Tuesday of las
I week for Hot Springs, Ark, to
gone three or four weeks. He will tax
the baths for the benefit OF n
health.
Last Saturday night about La
o'clock, fire was discovered IN U
building occupied by the City Car
and when the first arrivals reache
the building the entire interior
the building was in flames. With I'll
e4tinguishers and water the al
Was soon brought under control al
at laot extinguished. No great amoul
Of damage was done to the buildir
though the contents were damage
considerably. The fire was OF u
kuoWu origin as the cafe mad Dee
eanDod for a few days and expect'
u seopen Monday.
Ma H. A. Moore received throus
u nall Tuesday of this week
boouftfill boquet OF carnations as
nfEth6ay remembrance from her daug
~ Ms. Roger Harris Of Tulsa,
M Mcclure Of Oklahoma Cit
uoDgooanting the Standard Chautauq'
eirUult, was In town the first OF q
49, IN the interest Of chautauq'
~ Dyars next year.
- Minnie Ward spent the wee
~ visiting with friends in Roseda
~ lin Boy Mitchell return
0uDnsy from q visit Of several da
npnat with her mother, Mrs. w.
Buf1or f McComb.
Nh. Lancaster who is connect
V1th the bank at Rosefale, visit
friends in Byars last Sunday.
Mas Alta Barnes who has be
osite sick for some time, Is recoveri
slowly.
I'LL. Dllbeck of the Planters @
company, returned Monday from
buainess trip TO Oklahoma City.
Misses Leta Rue Dean and MART
Christian went to Blanchard last II
Gav for short visit with M
Deans parents. They returned
| / Ryays Sunday at noon.
Cotton sold on the streets of Bya
Monday for 81 cents per pound whi
Il not enough to give the farmers me
than the bare expenses OF products
Hain, rain, rain. and lots OF 1t i