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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Noted Chemist Finds Cure for Poison Ivy

Physicians have not kept records
Of the number of cases OF ivy
poisoning which occurred during
the year. but it is safe to say tha'
several hundred thousand people
are poisoned every summer. The
discomfort is always keen. and
while all are not affected with equal
severity. many persons suffer in
tensely. Frequently the patient is
confined to bed. The nervous sys-
tenn is affected. The eyesight may
be temporarily impaired and the
watery eruptions and dishguriny
swellings are difficult to endure.
Fred A. Howard. the noted
chemist of Boston. was influenced
to take up this proble-l by seeing
the effect Of the poison on children.
So with characteristic scientific
thoroughness Mr.. Howard pro
ceeded to find out exactly what
poison ivy did to the hr-""r sys-
TEN. He analyzed the watery
fluids. He determined the chemica!
results Of the infection. And, hav-
ing accomplished this. he set his
trained chemical mind to work to
discover direct and simple chemical
methods Of neutralizing the poison
at wasn't a hard Job" he said
"after had gotten that far. and
pretty soon / had a number OF
chemical reactions noted, any one
Of which would do what ] wanted
It to do: but what I was after was
simple reme1y. an effective
chemical arent that even the small
family could easily procure. And
bv and bv found it. When l dis
covered il laughed aloud. 1t was
lust plain hvposulphide of soda. a
common chemical that any child
can find and buy for almost moth
ing in even the smallest drug
store.
Mr.. Howard advises that the
powder. which is inexpensive. be
put into water until the water
ceases to absorb it and some OF the
CRYSTALS remain undissolved. In
severe cases Of poisoning well
saturated cloths should be laid on
the eruptions and remain there. be.
ing occasionally moistened. until
the swelling and eruptions are re-
duced.
Hyposulphide of soda. common
= .h.r.i"ai used by all photographer
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
CITIZENS ARE BOOSTING
ARDM0RE HIGH SCHOOL |
ATHLETIC DEPART N EN- I

The appointment of an advisory
board comprised of business men OF
the city to confer with the director OF
athletics in Ardmore public schools
is an innovation which is meeting
with quick response with every one
interested in this department OF the
schools.
The board is made up of two mem
bers from the kiwanis Club, j. c..
Echo's and Sherman Pyle. two mem
bers of the Rotary club, Arthur
Streahley and H. B. Fell two members
Of the Lions club Fred Tucker and
Tom Cooper, and one member of the
Chamber of Commerce, Harold Wal
lace, under whose supervision the sum
of $500 will be raised to meet the
needs of the athletic department.
Two contributions have already been
received, one man having donated $50
another s25, gratifying fact being
that neither of them were solicited.
New suits have been ordered and
Ardmore high schoo, promises TO have
team of which the city may well
De prOuu.
With Dale Morrison as coach those
signed up thus far for the High
school team are:
Bloomer Sullivan. back field. Elmer
Slough. end, Roy Doak, Tom Mcbride,
Hobert Heed, Phillip Marx, Waltine
Jackson, A. c. Warren, Joe Thompson,
Lyal Strange, Hershal Scivally, VIII
mont Strange. Ferrus Richmond, F. H.
Colbert, Do,ph Scott, Curster Brown.
All of the boys were out for prac-
tice Saturday and showed up in fine
form.
The first game of the season will
be played with Wilson Saturday. Sep
tember %. at Ardmore.
Other games scheduled are as fol-
lows: With Marietta. at Marietta, Oc
tober s, at Ardmore Oct. Is, with Muir
ray School of Agriculture Of Tisho-
mingo, at Oklahoma City, October 90,
at Hugo. October 80, at Norman, No
vember s, at Chickasha, November IL.
at Ardmore with Lawton November
l9, al McAlester, November 25.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
At Turner Falls

Among Ardmore folk who enjoyed
q pleasant day Sunday at Turner
Falls were the Misses Dorothy Fac
and Mary Brown. Florence Davidson,
Virginia Lynn, Ruth Nolan and Maud
Hyden Mrs r L. Davidson, Or. and
Mrs. Dougal McKellar, Messrs Thorpe
Andrews. Lloyd c. oDell. Gordon
Davidson. Latham white, Mrs Y. q
Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Max Whiting
ton. Messrs Harry Hamilton. Charles
Scott, O. X. Pollock. Louise Bas,in
and JEFF Arnold. Mr. and Mrs Paul
Paine. Misses Celine Bastin. Mary
Hamilton, ALA Mae Gwinn. Jewel
Arnold. Alta Douglas. Norma Scott.
Louis Sw!ndell and Angie Phillips. Mr..
and Mrs John S. owens and son.
Sherwood. Mr. and Mrs George d.
Wilkes and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
rls Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook
and son. Jack. Misses Edna and
Hazel Dresse. Mr. and Mrs. VIII n.
Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. John
son. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nunley
and Miss Mary Robertson Of Tulsa
and Or. and Mrs. johnson ot Wilson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
E1me from Europe.

Miss Etchal Creel. daughter Of Mr.,
cnj Mrs r j. Creel Of Ringing was
reie Friday and visits briefly with
Mrs John F Easley Miss Creel left
rerc en- June Il, with party Of
'9uris;s made up of teachers and
students OF Baylor University, Waco,
Texas ana spent three months in
T~-land and continental Europe. On
,n.urn r.p they came BY the northern
Atlantic route and landed at Montreal
on the 18th Of this month. The party
visited many points Of interest in the
countries Of Americas allies and also
IN Switzerland
Mss Creel Is . graduate Of Baylor
University and she spcnt the last
scrool year at Beloit University in
Beicit Mich. She vii spend this
wrter at nome and will be employed
as ,eacncr Of the science in the Ring
Ing nigh school
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companed his daughter who will at
tend a school for girls.
~ T. Hughes Jr., the infant child
Of Mr. and Mrs. n. T. Hughes, who
has been i'll for the past week is
slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gait who
have been visiting in Chicago, Him
ois. Battle Creek, Michigan and Eagle
River. Wisconsin have returned home.
Mr. p. c. Dlngs who accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Gait TO Chicago is now in
Washington, d. c., and is expected
TO return within the week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams and
daughter, Maude, have returned from
a months visit to Colorado, Salt
Lake City and Los Angeles, San
Francisco and Redlands California. En-
route home Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
visited for a few days with their
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Windle in Great
Bend, Kansas.
Mrs. G. y. Steer who has been the
guest of Mrs. V. r. Short. Parkview
Apartments, for the past few weeks,
has returned 10 her home in Drum
right.
Mr.. Thomas Norman Jr., returned
TO Norman, Friday to complete his
study in the law department at Okla
homa University Mr. Norman will
graduate in June,
Mr.. Clifford Butler son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Butler, eft Friday for
Sewanee, Tennessee, where he will en-
ter the university OF the South.
Dorothy will go TO Wynnewood to-
day for brief visit from there they
will visit in Sulphur.
Miss Lucille Kahn left Friday night
for Chicago. Illinois. where she will
re-enter the Chicago Musica! College.
Miss Kahn will continue her study OF
violin with Leon Sanetini and her
study Of dramatic art with Arthur
Tyre.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robertson of
Lawton accompanied by their guest,
Mrs. Clifford Green of Nashville.
Tennessee. motored 10 Ardmore, Friday
evening TO spend a few days with
Mrs. Robertson's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. c. F. Wickenhiser, III Fourth
Avenue. northwest. Mrs. Green was a
former schoolmate Of Mrs, Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ ". Jones 1901 Me-
Lish avenue, will leave for Temple,
Texas, where Mrs. Jones will under
20 treatment.
Miss Florence Vernon left for Chi
cago, Saturday where she will attend
the Northwestern University at Evans
ton.
Mr.. o. NJ. Retfeld and daughter,
Florence are expected home tomor-
row from Cheyenne Wells. Colorado.
where Mr. Redfeld has been con-
fined in ssnltarium since August
IS. suffering from injuries received
In an automobile accident Mr.. John
who was also victim in
the accident, returned home, Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20

amount was 40 gallons per capita,
rising to 22,5s gallons in 1917 ana
1911 and falling s.l7 gallons last
The total consumption of wines and
l;ouors in 1919 total 992,Ss4,72o gal
Ions compered with total of l.1ol.s27'-
27l gallons or 1895 gallons per capita
in 1918. The record consumption year
since 1850. was 1914, when the total
reached 2.252,272.765 gallons or 22.50
gallons per capita.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
.lrimor, ErdenyOrer, at Marietta

on sunday afternoon 20 Christian
rndsavorers cf tho First Presbyterian
church and Of the First Christian
church went to Marietta whore a
Christian Endeavor conventionette was
held
~ t o'clock delicious supper
was served 70 all the Endeavorers.
On the church lawn. During the
meal Christian Endeavor songs were
suns Al o'clock the members all
met together In the auditorium Of
the church when the organizations
Of the United Society of Christian
Endeavor. the Southwestern Fedora.
tion Of Christian Endeavor. the State
Union and the district union We're
discussed by Miss Mabel Cline. presl.
dent Of the Ardmore district. Fol.
lowing report was given OF the
State Christian Endeavor convention
and Of the State c. F. Council meet.
ing were given. The district stand
ards for the sixteen districts Of Okla
homa Union, were discussed and by
the enthusiasm shown Ardmore dis
trict will most likely to BE- n banner
district by June !, 1921. when the
State c. F.. convention will be held
In Oklahoma City.
The proposed trip to he worlds
Christian Endeavor convention which
will be held July e-s. 1921. The En-
deavorers OF the southwestern fedora
ton. which comprises Oklahoma. Tex
as. Utah. Arizona and New Mexico.
are going to charter a car and star,
to the convention about the middle Of
June. The party will then go TO
Chicago where two days will be spen,
In sightseeing. From there they will
60 by water up into Canada where
a time will be spent From there they
will 20 BY water on a seven days
trip down into Vermont then into
New York. where they will attend the
oonventton. From New York, they
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
cox MADE HOBOS
HELP TO WIN WAR
Continued from page j.

the problems of reconstruction with
the same energy and thoroughness
that he had applied to the war activi-
ties Of the state. "Ohio is ready
now" was the instant reply sent by
him 10 the question Of President
Wilson in the fall Of 1918 as TO how
soon the state could be prepared to
receive and care for her wounded
boys who needed TO be returned home
for rehabilitation. One of the large
state institutions was made ready
for this emergency.
Other reconstruction problems he
handled in the direct and business
like manner which has characterized
his public career. He urged upon
mayors to begin public Improvements
on the widest scale possible to insure
employment for returning soldiers,
and the state set the example by
prosecuting a road building program
on the greatest scale in its history.
To combat the menace Of food prof
-iteering Governor Cox called q meet
ing Of all Ohio prosecuting attorneys
and urged them TO call special grand
Juries and TO prosecute profiteers to
the full extent Of the law. Indict-
ments for conspiracies 10 regulate or
increase food prices ensued in all the
larger cities; the price of bread was
lowered In Columbus when the lead
ers Of the bankers combine in that
city had been indicted and had plead
ed guilty; scores Of prosecutions were
brought against violators OF the cold
storage law passed during the gov
ernor's former term, and tons Of
meat thereby were released at lower
prices.
Handling OF Industrial Unrest
When the wave Of industrial unrest
that succeeded the armistice swept
over the country Ohio was no. i'm
mune. But even In that crisis the
record Of six years. during which no
recourse TO the militia was ever found
necessary, was preserved. When the
steel strike involved the great stee!
centers OF eastern and northeastern
Ohio. Governor Cox issued 4 procla-
accountability for the preservation Of
the peace, That he meant II he show
ed In the only instance In which II
was necessary for him 10 act. when
he removed the mayor OF Canton.
Democrat. for failure TO preserve the
peace. Under the deposed officials
successor the law was successfully
enforced.
The coal strike last November
slsaAAtANa1 q. a,.t str.e I'D
homes fuelless and Governor Cox OBJ
tained from Ohio operators and min
ers an agreement to abide by a solu-
ton he would offer Before each
side had had ample time In which to
consider the proposal he submitted
the strike had been settled nation
wide. But all Ohio believes that It
was the action OF their governor that
forced the issue and brought on the
national settlement.
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Will go to Boston and visit the head
quarters of the United Society oil
Christian Endeavor. After visiting
there they will go TO Washington,
D, c., where u visit will be made
to the nations capital. and other
places Of interest From there, the
party will start home. the trip COW
ering practically a month. A large
number of Endeavorers are planning
on taking this trip and we are anx-
ious to have some go from Ardmore.
A conference period followed, this
meeting. when helps on Christian
Endeavor were given, and a number
Of hand made posters made by MEM
bers OF the Senior Society OF the
Christian church. This collection Of
posters were very attractive, and the
society is very fortunate 10 have
such gifted members in the organiza-
ton.
At 7:45 the regular c. f. prayer
meeting was held, Miss Mabel CINE
leading. Following is the program
given:
Prayer. Rev. Scott.
Song. C.. f. VIII Shine Tonight" ="
Fndeavorers.
Talks based on clippings, ls Endeav-
orers
Piano solo Miss Dorothy Davis.
Questions and answers, nine En-
deavorers.
Open discussion Of lesson.
Song. "If Jesus Goes With Me"
Sentence prayers.
c. f. benediction.
There were over a hundred Chris
tian Endeavorers and friends pres
ent at this conventionette. The party
returned home last night.
On last Sunday afternoon, two
Christian Endeavor societies, the Jun
ior and Intermediate. were organ
lied In the First Christian church.
The Junior Society was organized
by Miss Mabel Cline, district c. F.
president. There were a large num-
her OF enthusiastic boys and girls
present and Il was decided 10 conduct
a contest between the two organiza-
tons.
Captains appointed on the Junior
side were Elizabeth Turner and By
ron Parkinson The points 10 be
counted are: New member. one point;
present, one point studied lesson. one
point: staying TO church, one point.
The officers elected We're: Eliza
both Turner, president: Fred Irby
secretary: Stewart treasurer
The intermediate Society was or
ganzed by Mrs. ], 6. Whtsett, dis
,rlct missionary superintendent. There
were also q number Of interested
boys and girls present 10 organize this
society
The officers elected We're; Dorothy
Davis, president and pianist. John
Hewitt. vice president; Glen BeSaw,
treasurer and Maxine Shropshire, sec
retary.
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Important Meetings
Scheduled For Week
MONDAY

American Legion-Honoring H. b.
Fell. recently eelcted state command
er of the American Legion. the men,
bers Of George p. Anderson Post
of which he is also commander. will
give a dinner tomorrow evening at
Z o'clock at the Chamber of Com
merce. Invitations.
TUESDAY
Kiwanis.-Regular weekly MONDAY
luncheon Of the Kiwanis club will h.
held Tuesday at the Chamber nf Com
merce. Luncheon will be served
promptly at 1915 o'clock and closed
at Ills O'clock
Directors Chamber Of Commerce.
Regular weekly luncheon session CT
the directors of the Chamber of Com
merce will be held at l2 o'clock az
the Chamber of Commerce.
Ardmore Gun Club-Organizatio of
the Ardmore Gun Club will be per-
fected at o'clock Tuesday night at
the NJ. and C. Auto Supply Company,
West Main street
WEDNESDAY
ROtary-The Ardmore Rotary Club
will meet in regular monthly luncheon
session at the Chamber of Commerce
Wednesday at IL o'clock.
Ferndals Review Club-The first
meeting of the year OF the Ferndale
Review Club will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday af
ternoon.
Convention Hall-Mrs. J. B. A. Rob
ertson and two other prominent Dem
Ccratic women of Oklahoma City will
deliver actresses at Convention Hall.
Wednesday night to which the public
is invited
THURSDAY
LiOns-The Ardmore Lions Club
will meet in regular weekly MONDAY
luncheon session at the Chamber of
Commerce at IL o'clock.
Philharmonic Club--A meeting of
the Philharmonic Club has been call
ed for Thursday afternoon at 8
O'Clock at the Chamber of Commerce.
FRIDAY
Automobile Dealers--A meeting Of
the Automobile Dealers Association
will be held Friday noon at the
Chamber Of Commerce. Luncheon will
bes erved at IL o'clock.
TO ALL ORGANIZATIONS
This column has been established
to remind members of the various Or
ganizations Of dates of regular meet
ings and is open to other similarly
conducted organizations. The an
nouncements will be run daily, and
all notices should be in this office not
later than $3.50 a. m. of day of publ
cation
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
OKLAHOMA CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Oklahoma City Sept. 20-Cattle Re-
ceipts $500. active and steady.
Top steers sl1.25 for grassers and
s12 for heavy, calves so cents to 81
er. steers Sc to Sll.50, cows and heifers
$500 to $500 calves $500 to $500,
stockers and feeders $3.50 to $3.50.
Hogs 2,200, inactive, asked 25 cents
to 40 cents higher for top $3.50, bulk
$16.25 to S17.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Killing Follows FeuS

Dallas. Texas, Sept. 1s.-Vito Cam
pinelli, "a, was shot and fatally
wounded in Dallas this morning Is
result according to the police Of a
feud between two Italian families
which has existed in Kansas City and
Dallas for nearly two years ana
also was responsible for the killing IN
Kansas City about a month ago OF
Anthony Restiva by the man shot
this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20

must not be confounded with cook
ing soda, which would Re inehec-
tive, or with washing soda, which
would be intensely irritating. Any
druggist will supply the right
thing If the customer will clearly
say he wants hyposulphide Of soda.
or "hypo," as the rNotooraphers
call it.
Mr.. Howard's researches have
resulted in producing many valu-
able contributions - industry. he
a. -->AA1nizad M one Of the great
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
NEW THOUGHT CONGRESS
IN SESSION TODAY

Kansas City, Mo-, Sept 20.-Busi-
ness sessions formed the chief part of
todays program Of the seventh an
nual New Thought congress here
This evening the congress will hear
the annual report Of its president
James A. Edgerton, Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Mary E. T Chaplin, Of New
York
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Wants Sons of Rest.

Dennis Fitzgerald who owns one
OF the finest farms In the county
and who boasts Of the best cotton
crop in this section OF the state
was looking for cotton piekers to.
day. He says that any "son Of rest"
who wants a job can get one very
quick by applying to him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
GULF-BOUND VESSELS
WARNED OF STORM

Washington. Sept. 20.-The tropical
storm was central this morning. near
the north coast Of Yucatan and ap-
parently moving north-northwestwar
the weather bureau announced.
ITO west barometer near center
twenty-nine sixty-four inches with
wind southeast, "a miles. in latitude
2O.2i, longitude s642." the statement
read.
Caution was advised for all vessels
In or bound for the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Informal Dance.

Miss Sallie Beth Freeman entertain
ed very informally with a dance Fri
day evening in her home, 220 c street,
northwest,
Punch was served throughout the
evening to the Misses Mable Dyer
Mary Davis, Vivian Duston, Ze'ma
Bridges OF AIilburn, Mary Noble, Grace
Dyer, Maudy Stacy and Louise Joiner
end the Messrs. A. c. Warren, Lucian
Jones Dick Patterson. Jess Hull,
Charles Scott, Luther Dulaney, Pless
S:ringeT and Latham White.
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COFFEE CONSUMPTION DECLINES
PROHIBITION TO THE con-
TRARY NOTWITHSTANDING

Washington. Sept. 20.--Per capita
estimates of the amount Of coffee con-
sumed last year, in the United States,
announced today by the department
of commerce showed a decline in COM
parison with 1918, the 1919 amount
being S99 pounds for every person
in the country compared with 1923
pounds, the previous year.
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On Camping Trip.

III and Mrs. Mclaughlin entertain
ed WITH . camping party at Turn
er Falls the weekend honoring Mr..
an. Airs Elmer Wagner of North
DakotG The other guests Of the party
arl III and Mrs. Arthur Jones, Mr..
ana Mrs j. + Jordon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Whitfield and Mr. and Mrs. P.
/ .ionssy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Faulliner.Scott

\ wciding OF interest TO Ardmore
friends was that OF Miss Allie Faux
ner CT Ardmore 10 Alr Ro'and Scot
Ct Hutchinson, Kansas, yesterday af-
ternoon September 10 at the home
C. Sir ard Mrs l. VI James Rev.
Craytor 5 Brooks offlciated
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LIQUOR CONSUMPTION DECREASE
Statistics Show There Is Less Head.
ache Liquids Consumed Now
Than Half n Century Apo

Washington. Sept. 20.-Consumption
of wines and liquors in the United
States in 1919 was less per capita
than during any year since 1870,
according TO estimates today of the
Of commerce. In 1870 the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Birth Announcement

Nj ard Mrs Louise J. Shell an
nounee the birth Of . daughter sun
day. September 19 Nr and Mrs.
Shell live six miles. northeast ot
Arimorc
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est specialists in the world on the
effect of chemicals on leather and
various textiles. He has been as
sociated with the shoe manufacture
ing industry for almost half CEN
tury. and in the last twenty-five
years has produced a number Of
processes for rectifying and i'm
proving leather to be used by shoe.
belt, and glove manufacturers. His
latest discovery. korite. will. it is
said. double the wearing power OF
! leather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20

London. - The condition of Lord
Mayor MacSwiney was declared very
low by the Irish Self Determination
League.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-09-20
Society Events
BY RUTH NOLAN
Phone 53s
Women's Missionary Society.


The Ardmore District Of the Wo-
mems Missionary Society of the
Broadway Methodist church OF which
Mrs ". J. Stewart is secretary meet
az Davis, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
this week.
During the two days the following
program will be given.
Tuesday.
At . ,. m. devotional services, Mrs.
J. w Richardson, Ardmore.
500. Mrs. W. D. Shivers. superin-
tenient Ardmore Young Peoples work.
Organization.
Report OF district secretary.
Institute on auxiliary work led by
dent
Junior work, Mrs. A. E Watford.
Ringing.
The young people, Mrs. Willis Chote
Marietta
The corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Z. ". Henson, Healdton.
The social side of the Missionary
Society, Mrs c. A. Whitehurst, Ard
more.
Adjournment.
Evening Service.
A. s o'clock Rev J. H. Bridges, in
charge c. music.
Sermon, Dr. Ashley Chappell, Ard
more.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. -.
o'clock devotional service. Mrs. j.
- Mercer, Oklahoma City.
Sole, Mrs j. H. Bridges, sulphur.
The Stewardship Of Life, Mrs. +.
L. Jackson, Ardmore.
Music, selected, Mrs. Shivers.
Importance of mission study, Mrs
S. T King, Oklahoma City,
Scarre,t Bible and training school.
Miss Hooks student of scarrett Bible
schoo.. .
what is being done on the dormi-
tory? ,drs. j. A. Mercer, Oklahoma
City
The missionary voice, Mrs, W. z.
Frame, Ardmore.
Lunch