The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-07-14
HAPPY BOYS AND GIRLS
At TURNER FALLS fORI
A 3-OAYS ENCAMPMENT' T


Nearly a hundred happy boys ani
girls, with the look of eager anticipa
ton of three days OF real pleasure,
in their eyes, left this morning for
Turner Falls, where under the sup
ervision of Mrs. Minnie b. Church.
county demonstration agent, members
of the boys and girls clubs of the
county will spend three days. In ad-
dition to the ones who left Ard
more there were groups from number
OF communities near Springer, as well
as many Springer young people who
joined the party at that point.
Through the generosity of Buck
Garrett, candidate for reelection as
sheriff of Carter county, there were
enough cars to transport all Of the
children and their chaperones to the
Falls.
There were no answers to the ap-
peal made by the Chamber of Com
merce, through the Ardmoreite yes
terday, and when this morning dawned
and no cars seemed available, James
Barron, secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce called Mr.. CARROTS at
tention to the matter. In the big heart
ed way, for which he is so well
known, Mr.. Garrett commandeered a
dozen cars and sent them to the court
house, notifying Mrs. Church that If
there were not enough he would send
more. I'VE have Buck Garrett to
thank for this" remarked one bright
faced youngster. Bucks alright ana
l am for him." he concluded
There were other public spirited men
including James IL. Mathers, candidate
for county attorney, George w. Cofi'
man, candidate for county superin-
tendent and ID. S. Hoover, candidate
for representative, who provided their
own cars, taking care of as many
youngsters as the car would hold. Mrs.
Mathers and daughter Miss Matte
Key, and Mrs. Coffman and Josephine
Coffman accompanied the party. the
latter being and active member Of one
of the clubs.
The city furnished trucks for the
TRANSPORTATION of baggage and food
and of the latter there seemed an
abundance. Chickens, tomatoes, roast
ing ears, and other home grown veg
etables.
Those who registered at the court
house this morning from Cheek, Cry
nerville, Mount Washington, Enter
prise, Niblack, Hignight, Clinton, Deesf
Ardmore, Springdale, Plainview and
Newport We're:
Mary Riddle, Jewel Wilson, Eula
Thompson, Willie Fuller, Ruth Mad
dox, Clara Mae Yates. Ruby Hooks
Ruth Hooks, Lille Miller, Lille John
son, Coda Koontz, Grace KoontZ
George Koontz, Albis BARLEY, Loui:
Johnson, Guy Bell. Percy Lynch
Claude Smith, Rowland Carroll. Ev
erett Wilson, Roy North, Fred Tur
ner. Prentice Turner, Annie Hurry
Grace Bell, Millie Odanill, Lille Ed
wards, Floyd Bell, William Wilcox
Oscar Vaughn Norma Brown, LEM
Lynch, Charles Carroll, willard Ri.
cliff, Gertie Hutchinson, Adale How
4 ell frankie Hamilton. Milton Volina
Eugene Murchison, Ann Morgan, Bill
lie Morgan, Archie Lloyd, Stanley Muir
Crimson, Verdea Vaughn, opal Boge
Carroll Boyle, Frank Howard. Barn
Griffin, Mona Hammer, Berry Ball
, Robert and Helen Tanner, Ruth an
Josephine Fischl,
A group Of women accompanie
Mrs. Church TO assist in caring TO
the children. Among them were Mrs
Daisy NJ. Fraser of the A. and NJ
college at saltwater. Miss Braumblet
also of the college, Mrs. Lloyd 0
Fort Worth, Mrs. Maude X. Tanner
Mrs. w. ID. Morgan, Mrs. f. A
Hutchinson, Miss Ella Musgrave, Mis-
y NJ. Tillman, Mrs. George Coffmar
Mrs. C. f. Maddox, Mrs. j. N. Flu
Ter, Mrs. G w. Koontz.
Mrs. Church expressed herself a
being much gratified at the assis
ance given her Through the courtes
of the adjutant general of the stat
she was permitted the use of tn
army tents, as were the boy scout
recently.
A number OF interesting details @
the three days program include
visit from Gov. and Mrs. j. h. A
Robertson and j. A. Whitehurst, pre-;
ident of the board of agriculture o
the state, all of whom expect to Wis
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