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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
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WHY NOT MAKE YOUR
OWN CLOTHES CHEST?

From the dry goods or shoe
store get good. strong box about
~ inches long, s or "a inches wide,
and from IL to ls inches deep
l'asten all the loose boards tightly
to the frame of the box.
1t may be necessary 10 get some
u inch boards from another box
to make The lid OF the wardrobe
chest. These may be fastened to-
gethcr on .he under side with two
or three strong cleatS, making the
lid solid and causing it to iit fatty
on top OF the box. The top must
be strong, for SOMEONE is very
likely 10 sit on it, and you would
want no accidents TO occur. Nail
the lid to the box. faSten on the
hinges. pull out the nails, and the
chest, in its rough form, is before
YOU.
Turn the @hole thing upside
down, and put ball-hesrng castor
y; each corner The castors that
iasten OF with small screws are to
BE recommended for this
Now. then, go over the box thor
oughly with ssnd-papcr and smooth
over all the rough places.
The box can be sttractiyely Gov
cred inside and out with cloth
stretched tightly and fastened with
small brass tacks. Most any good
strong fabric OF ii color that viii
not readily SHOW the wear is good
ior tho covering, 1t is well to put
layer or 50 II cotton padding
under thc cloth that goes over the
lid.
In choosing The cloth to cover
the box. it is advisable TO picl
something that harmon'zcs will
the color scheme oil the room il
which the wardrobe chest is to b.
placed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

weeks The following officers were cleo
ted. William Bradford, president; Lii
Ian Stout, vice president; Edith Pierce
secretary, and Yale Estes, treasurer.
The following program was given last
Friday: Boys Chorus, William Brad
ford, Jack Stubblefield, Homer Young,
Everett Lee Batchler; singing Three
Blind Mice: reading. Johnnie's Pa,
Dorothy Hardy; The Jones Family,
Mr.. Jones, Yale Estes. Mrs. Jones,
Helen Murray; the chiiiren. Charles
Hudson, william Bradford Music,
John Adams, cornet, suggs Reid, vio-
lin, Williem Colvert, violin, Everett
Liberty Bell Suggs Reid; The girls
chorus. Hel,.l Murray. Lillian Stout,
Edith Pierce, Doris Douglas, Jewel
Parker
Mr. Cisco has helDed Us very much
in our penmanship by getting our
writing paper Each child paid zoe
for his paper This will supply us the
fest of the year. The paper is mJcn
better than we can buy ourselves and
We can make TWO lessons on one
page. where we could only make one
on the other Each room had a pupil
10 whom all the others paid their
money When all was collected these
treasurers assembled IN the Office
and counted the money, Two girls
and one boy were elected to get tho
paper. Yale tSstes, Helen Murray and
Christine Ricketts, were the ones Sc
lected. We viii have no more trouble
about paper
The agriculture class Of the eighth.
4 room is studying soil this week
and have found it very interesting
Miss Brooks the fourth grade teach
err. has undergone an operation unis
week at Hardy sanitarium
The eighth-A room is well pleased
with the self government plan
Edith Pierce has been absent be-
cause OF Illness
Everybody jumps the rope at first
ward,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
STENOGRAPHOI

An important meeting OF the Stem
ograpboi club was held Tuesday eve
ming at 2OS Z street southwest, with
Misses Florence Wall and Octavia
Brand as hostesses. The major Dor
tion OF the time was given over TO
business discussion concerning club
finances, and delightful social ses-
sion followed.
The following program was commen-
dably given;
Ink or pcncil-which, by Luther At
kins; shorthand as Il Memory Trainer,
by Orean Archer; How 10 apply for
Position, by Sadie Bo1ovtz.
These programs which are q fea-
ture OF every meeting deal with the
vital questions and problems Of the
business world, subjects being taken
from the club magazine. Gregg Writ
er," and are not only interesting. but
OF great help TO commercial students.
Miss Bow was appointed critic for
the evening aud a favorable criticism
was given. At the close OF the meeting
dainty zee cOurse was served TO
the following members: Orcsn Archer,
Luther Atkins, Sadie Bodov,s octava
Brand, Celia f'ishman, Salibeuh Free
man, Cecil irby, Rose Kahn, Jcon Leb-
better, Lcora Lcdbet,er, Vivian Ne
Cullough, Lorraine Haynie Vernon
Stacy, Louise Nolan, Nada Pace Mary
Gea, John Redficld, Ilershell Scivally,
Meudlc Stacy. Joe Thompson, t1orne
relker, Hattie Bell Wall, Marguerite
Warren, Mabe Ruth Stong and Miss
Bow,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Berry, Helen Ryan. Trudc Mae Ber-
ry, irene Baum, tiolic BAY ,lrby. Jew
q Foster, Ida Nell Watson.
seventh grade; Anna Bell ParkhAl,
Ruth johnson, lola McDougsl Anna
Abel, Jewel Blevins Nellie Williams.
Edna stewart. Sidney Maud Williams,
Paul Jchnson Thelma Dyer, Lutte
Tom Walcott Ante Ledbetttr, Emma
Lee Nasssd Mary Helen Potter, Eu-
gene Sizes.
sixth grade: Elizabeth Abernsthy,
Jessie Eel brewers, Alvys Anderson
S. D. Simmons, Jr., Bernice Hornbeck
Fifth grade: Mary Dale Brett, Yer
non Fox, Mary Moore. Helen Marie
Kline, James Hunt, Guilismer Wal
colt, Estill Carnes. D. Meadows. Syl-
vester Davenport
Forth grade: Lois Parkhill Fran
ces Jones, Palmer Boles, Betty D..
Evans, Dolores Duston, Gladys Bifflc.
Third grade: Frcda Ables, Mary Eliz-
abcth Polk, Mary Evelyn Eastcrwood
Frances Pucini, Violet Novel;. Irene
Roberts, Irene Mcpougal, Muriel How
land
Second grade Juanita Hall, Chris
tine o'kss pnie Mae Fuller Anna p
Young.
Jefferson School
seventh grade; Mabel Miller Clara
Petty, Lucille Stroud.
Fifth grade: Nigel Thomas Mary
Jack Criner Elmer Brown
Fourth grade; Glide Day, Gertrude
stokes,
Third grade: Cleo Fowler ldeH Mil
ler, Nellie Boyt, SADIE Jane Cisco.
Second grade: Eugene Shepnerd,
Anna Eliza Jackson, Arena Zachary,
Cleo Galloway, Lottie Bailey, Leroy
Williams. Marcelle Cole, Mary Leen
Reeves. Viola Bishop, Lester Combs,
Harry Forbes. Houston studeman,
Jane Morrison.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
-",omcthina Unusual

Instead ot the usual form of
recitation the history classes of
West High School, Minneapolis,
Mimi, have adopted a plan where
by everyone is sure OF getting a
chance to tell what he knows. 4
chairman is clcctcd each week by
the students to preside at recits
tiors and he, in turn. chooses ono
pup'l each day 10 lead the class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
Rir Shirrcnt of Cotton

New Orleans Feb. ls.--Shipment
OF 10000 bales OF cotton 20 Europe
by Mississippi firm and trans
action involving shipment OF 200 bales
Of Tcxas cotton TO lisbon, Portugal.
werc the first process OF business
announced by the Federal lnternn-
uonal Banking Company. formally or
ganiscf.errrt chartorcd hnrc last Mon-
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
CHURCHES
First Church Of Chrisl, Scientist

(Broadway and d Street, n. WI
Services Sunday morning at ii
O'Clock.
Subject, Mind.
Golden Text. Corinthians 21s.
Who hath known the mind Of the
Lord, that he may instruct him?
Sunday school at s:45 a. IN.
"Wednesday evening testimonial meet
mgs at 8 o'clock.
Reading room. suite 40s, Simpson
building open daily except on legal
holidays-week days from IL a. m
to > p. m, and on Sundays from 2
TO p. m. where the Bible and au-
thorized Christian Science literature
may be read or purchased Except
on Sundaysl. or borrowed from the
lending library
The public is cordially invited To
attend all church services, and 10
visit the reading room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The papils ON the fourth grade hou-
or roll are Alta Smith. Annie Cook
'oune Painter Donnie Clements. Ei-
win Goodc. Esliy Brown. frankie
pcndloy Fred lrby. Franklin Horn.
Thomas Gcodc, William Duncan
Glsdvs Jones, Marie Specry, Ida Mae
Hughes. lmcscne Wolvcrton. Leo Al
ford. Louis prlddy. Louise Culpcnper.
LILLIAN Culp. opal Stansberry. Ruth
Gaines, wilma Brooks. Homer Dav-
idson. Stella Compton. Leo Mclauen-
lin iiuby Jecobst Wesley Eley. Jewel
smith
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
Emanuel Baptjst

sunday school 10 g. N, DR.. r, VI.
Parish, superintendent.
Sermon u a. m. by Dr. Floyd Crit
tendcn of Fort Worth. Texas.
Junior and Senior Il. Y. p. U and
Sunbeam Band. $50 D. m.
Sermon 1850 p. m, by Or. Crit-
renden
f.. l.. AVERETvT, Pastor,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Sunday school al 9;45 q. m.
Meeting Of session at 10:4h a. IL,
Public worship at II q. IN.
Junior Endeavor at , p. IN.
Christian Endeavor at $3.50 p. N.
Evening worship at 1890.
Subject for morning sermon, The
God OF Jesus"
Evening sermon, Miracles. Past
and Present
CHAS. e. WEITH, Pastor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
NOTICE

THERE WILL BIZ SKATING
EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON AT
MHITTlNGTON PARk. STENES
BUS WILL RUN FROM THE WHIT
TINGT0N HOTEL TO THE PARK
FROM O'CLOCK TiIL6 O'CLOCK.
49,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
SOPHOMORE CLASS
Lillian McL.ish

Thv program which was to have
been given Wednesday morning in
chapel was postponed until Thurs-
cay morning a. Mrs. Jennie Sharples,
field representative of tho Purity
League ,poke TO all OF the girls.
The prcgram as given Thursday was
as follows: vocal solo, Olivia Brett;
reading. Lconl Williams; piano solo,
Mablc Run Stoug; pantomimc OF
the country movie Dorris Banks,
Cara Bell Stubbleficld. Sue Lice.
Thtlmu Bliss Roberts, Helen Wilson.
Rose Coleman, Mary skinner isla
Morton. Maxine Hoiges, Louise No
Ian. Margarc; Woods Grenetto Woods,
Edna scott Jade o'Neal. Glenn Cald-
we'll. Glenn Flat. Jack Cravcns,
Charles Ringer Gerald Cochran Sher-
WOOD owens The sophomore orches-
ira played several selections.
one Of the Most enjoyable events
this year was the sophomore party
given Monday night at Convention
llOll The hal was beautifully decor
ated with SPRING flowers ana Nolch-
tine suggestions. Various games fca-
tured the evening. one or the games
was the Miller Hop which created
much enthusiasm and laughter. An
ether was the stunt play IN which
gll the twelve months Were repre-
,ented ami TO Uhc one who did the
Lest stunt dollar was awarded. The
month OF october was the winner.
There was Cupld's Post office whore
each guest went and received vul-
entnc. Another delightful entertain
ment was the fortune telling. At the
close OF the evening dainty refresh
ncnts of Ice cream and cake We're
served by the class sponsors and the
mothers.
The class feels much indebted TO
Mrs 4. Champion, Mrs. J. Easlcy.
Mrs. Falrchild Mrs. W. A. Wolvcr-
ton. Mre l.. II. Love, Mrs. jameson,
Mrs. whitcmau. Mrs. Hodge, ior the
party. These lalies made II pos
slble 10 have the party at the hall.
We had room enough and all had q
splendid time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
Church OF Christ

Fourth Ave. and A St, n. W.1 (
Bible study 10 q. m,
Preaching a. m. and p. IN.
Prof Willie Webb OF Wilson, okla,
will do the preaching. Everybody In
vitcd
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

! Papers have been sent in and criti-
cise1 and the following pupHs have
received awards. Those in uhe nigh
school and grades ), s, Z, receive
certificates and the others receive
buttons.
High School
Vera Bedford Ruth Paul Wells.
Laura Lamb Gertrude Johnstone,
Ad1Ie Tullos, Wilma A. Ernst,
Jessie Brown Blanche Lotion,
Ruth Hcldman, Percy Johns Mar
garcte Boles. Mary Breedlove. Ruth
Dilworth, Valleria Coglon. Ruth Fra
ser. Alice Fraser, HaiIye Lanford Lois
Davenport Anne Everett, Tessie Mob
ley, Mry nellie Brown.
Franklin School
Eighth grade; Vera Jordan, Lota Gin.
Frances NJ. Campbell, Ruby Marx,
Ruth Braiiberry. Velma Cuden. Nellie
Bra~ley. Jewel Marten, John D..
Round, Grace Laurence, Edith NJ.
PIERCE, Harry Lee Paine, Everett Lee
, Bachtel
Seventh grade: Cathleen Williams,
Jewel Davis. Caroline Baker, Charline
Davis, Joseph Boyllin. Ralph Young,
Chris sullivan. pollie Hall. Charlotte
Barrett, Georgia Glenn. Christine Rick
cts l.ctha Smith, Eugene Holt, Vim
nie Jordan, Gladys Harmon. Edna
Holiday, Maurice YOUNG. Lena Smith.
Margaret Duke. Ella Reeves Fraser,
Frances Weeks, Leila Mae Glass,
Sixul grade: Ilarroll Butler, Gail
Hrowcr, Norna Cheek, Mary 10 Young.
katheryn Mayficld, Lois Dickson. Ruth
Harris, Horace Bailey, Lois Ledbertcr.
katherine Racer, Bonnie Cunningham.
Alinc Anderton, Maud Glass, Geraldine
Crabtroc. Fay Abbott.
b'ifth grade: Lena Mae Mulkey, Mar
ale lIerndon, Mack Dillsrd. Jewel Beas-
ley. Virginia Rtjpath, Helen Hoffman,
Gustill Wicker, Evelyn Cooper, Mar
garct Holt, Lorenc Mutt, Porter Jones,
Mary u. Hudson, Mary Fraser, Ruth
Fitzgerald.
Fourth grade: John Day. Mary Eliz-.
abcth Hawks, Kathleen Posey, Ber-
nice Boucher, Recdy stewart, Clav-
encc Harold LOWS, Minnie Dixon, Nell
Rose Warren.
Third grade; Beulah Edwards Eva
Boasley. Cornela Sampley, Emery
Smpkins, Harold Griffith, Betty Lewis,
winona Guy, Ruby Mathews
second grade; Vaughn stewart, Al
zada Wilson, Truman Ghstmp, I.etha
Ramsey, Estello Whitsett, Lois Davis.
Herman Dunning, Thurman Parker,
Carl oBrien, Frances Podvcecky,
Lgcille Emery Pauline Johns, Laver-
da Sessions, james lzell Ola Henson,
Webster Horn, Irene H~ndon, Frank
Dent.
Washington School
Eighth grade: Rachel t.asier, Linda
Howard, Loona Dennis, Halle Robert
son, Gladys pendlcy Jessie QUINN.
sixth .arade' Elizabeth Vaughn, lloe
Dodd. Vida Lloyd Lucille Fillmore.
Fifth grade. Forest Dyer, Roy Simp-
son. vergie Blair. opal Barker. Max
ire Frensley. Frances Parker
Fourth grade. Olga Mae Afford,
Lois Ammons, Fred f'rachcr, Bastic
johnson, Corinc Painter, Della Am
mons. Ethel Longino. Donnie Gle
ments. lmogenc wolverton. Marie Spcr-
ry wilma Brooks.
Third graje: Roy Rogers. Ras
Barnes. Sammic Parker. Ina Brown,
Mary Harris, Gordon Erown. Joso-
phine Garcia, Bennic Brown.
Second gneilc. Clara Fern Echols.
Coda Parker Grace. Lena Brooks,
Manael Trammcl Alpha Hurley. Dea-
trice rhipps
Lincoln school
Eithth grade. Helen ponninsion.
Rose rimm. Dcrinc Young Almira
sinhh, vcda May Armstrong, Helen
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The civic League has started clean
ing the school yard this week. We
are planning 30 plant flowers in the
be1s on the north and south sides OF
thc building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
JUNIOR CLASS
Lyndall Hudson

lli-ki. lIi-ki
Listen to the noise
We're the rooters for the Junior ora
tors.
Never give up, never 20 down.
Here's wlcre we 80 round and round
juniors. Juniors, is our cry,
N.l-C-T-O-Ri.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Frances Baker, opal Cathey
Trino Homm has entered the sec
ond grade this last week.
The Sixth grade has all entered the
tournament of health crusade and ex-
pect TO make perfect score each
week
During the past week the girls
o. the sixth gratc had pa days alb
sencc with one tardy. while the boys
had 3ia days absence and no TAR
dies.
There are seven pupils In the sixth
grade studying expression, four boys
and eleven girls are studylOg music,
The total amount collected In l.n-
coin school FOR victrola rccords was
1855.
Miss Lucille Adams was the only
teacher from Lincoln school who went
to Oklahoma CitY to the teachers
association.
Tho new moving picture machine
that has been bought by the Mothers
club will be in use this week.
The seventh givjc pupils celebrated
Valentines pay by having Valentine
boxes
noth seventh grade teachers receiv-
I'd fruit showers ono day last week.
The seventh grade baskctbssl girls
played tied game with the ith
ward Friday
Tho pcnmanship classes of grades
8, and are having contest. The
rooms are each divided into two
groups red and blue. They are COM
peting for pcnnIsnship certificates.
Lena Maud Slough Of the ~ grade
nas gone to Texas for three months
visit.
tonv Ray rrhy has loft school and
has gone to Wilson TO attend sct,cl
The basketball boys viii pay .~c-
cnd ward Friday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

We have 100 per cent IN the health
crusade and hope to have the same
when the banners are won.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The seventh nrsdc girls Of third
ward returned the game which our
seventh grade girls played and won.
The sc.fe Friday was and I.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
OLD MAN PUZZLE

My first is in chair but not in stool;
NV second in left. but not In right:
hy third is in reign. but not In rule;
Ny fourth is in run, but not In hight.
My NTH il in yarn, but not Ia tale;
nv sixth is In look, but not In see
My seventh in post, bat not In mail:
NY eighth is in gnat. but not IN bee.
Ny ninth is in high. but not In low;
My tenth h In fat, but not in thin
nv eleventh Ia line. but not in row
Ny twelfth is IN gold, but not in tin.
MY thirteenth IN link. but not in
chain;
Ny fowteeath IN soldier. but not in
fghter;
My last IN In snow. but not in rain;
Ny whole h famous American
writer
Answer 10 yesterdays:
Idaho
Dense
And-es
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The fifth grade has two new pupils
enrolled this week, Winnie Morgan and
Mae Nichols.
The fifih grade will entertain uhs
Mothers cub Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

English Teachcr-"Hsve YOU done
any OF your outside reading YETI"
Freshic- its been too cold"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
FOURTH WARD


Reporters nonnic Cross. wsllicia Gard
ncr. and Blanch Bragg
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Troop No. i Is planning q trip to Mr.
Chapmans ranch ior the weekend
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

oyershadowne all other events dur
ing tIe past week. the Oratorical con-
test has loomed- large in the annals
of A. II. :. Junior colors have been
much in evidence everywhere and
junior yells have sent terror to the
hearts OF The lower classmen.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Why Is fowl sitting on gate like
= one cent piece,
answer to Yesterdays: "Which is
tn. heavier. the fun moon, or the
new moon THE new moon, because
Che full moon ~ always llghter)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
THE TALLER

Vol l. No 10 Published Occasionally
We sVil maintain. We have two un-
defeated basketball teams Those posts
over in the Bawton gymnasium count
that game out as proved by all the
other games, including the one with
Lswton here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

We are tae class that all drink milk
once day at least.
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QUESTION FOR DEBATE

Resolved: That editors OF high
school papers should be given
credit in the English departments
for work on their publications
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
Seventh Grade

Seventh Grade
Leila Pond is the only member o.
the seventh grade that has been alb
sent this week.
The pupils on last months honor
roll are Austin Horn. Dixie Blake
Graham. Haskell Gilkey and Rcoert
Fraley.
Particularly good work mas been
done in English by L.ers Brooks and
Eva Mclaughlin.
The gIrls basket ball team played
fourth ward lsriday
Tho question, Resolved that the city
should own and manage all public
utilities including water works, gas
works, electric light works and street
railways, will be- debated on Monday
by pupils OF the eighth grade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20


Lillian Stout. Suggs Reid
The First Ward Mothers club gave
y hamburger sale n Naich they rea-
l.zed s30.75.
The first ward girls have chal-
l.nged the third ward to play an
other game OF basket ball This game
viii ,be played saturday night OF
the high school The girls have been
Handicapped on account of Uhe Ill
ness OF the coach Miss Brooks, Mrs
Ramsey has agree to be their coach
and they hone TO be- as victorious
with her as they were with Miss
Brooks.
\ Valentine party for cighth-B was
held at the home Of MIR. and Mrs
j. T.. McCarty, 523 4 street northwest
The rooms were prcttily decorated
In keeping with Valentine day, and
many interesting games were played.
Dainty refreshments OF lee cream aud
pink and white cake We're served by
Mrs. McCarty and Miss Hicks, eighth
grade teacher The guests were Eva
Pennington, Veriry Vaughn, ordo
Murray, Nellie Brswlcy Dollic Strawn,
Nellie Tndsll. Helen ruppcr, Earl
NcCarty, Cu!s NarnelL j. .. An
dersou, Robert banning, Howard Tin
dan, Lawrence Herry AMI Claude Crom-
we'll
lntercstng debates were given In
the eighth grade Wednesday between
sections ono and Two aud sections
three ana four one and two debated
OF. Resolve. that the state of Okla.
homa shoald furnish free tex, books
for all children attending public school
Three and four debated on. Resolved
that all persons under eighteen years
OF age who have gone 10 work should
bo compelled TO return TO school for al
least six hours week The dlscus
sious were well organized. aud the af.
frmatlvcs, one and three. won.
We regret to lcse ono OF our best
.upils. Joseph Boykius who has
moved to Texas.
Amy kirkbright one of the seventh
\ pupils L. out OF school Oh acctni
a. illness OF her mother
We have collected ,i2.S5 with which
Miss Peterson il going to purchar. 81
Nictrola recoriS.
rhe elghih-A rom reorgsnized q
literary society TO be held every two
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

iNtNNiltI~ iFond lenUlst NNlh l"Nin
Third Grade
The following children were present
every day last month: Gordon Brown,
Charlie Dryc, Jessie Duncan, Don Fem
ley, Jimmie Lee Garnand Tom Alien.
Johnson Haley Kennedy. Chalmers
Parker John Sigler Dewey Tennyson
Otvillc Wcs,, Robert Williams Doris
Wilson, Luther George, Frank VIII
liams. Fay Baker Ina Raucom, Mou-
rne Branum, vivian Christopher, Lo-
ro Harris. Mary Harris Thelma IIur-
Icy. Rachel Parker Dorothy PEN
riugtou, Edith Priddy, olcta Rcber-
son. Marjorie Sterhcns. katherine sui
uvon Esther worlcy Marguerite
Scott Ralph spcer
We had very interesting spelling
c.ntcst last month Those having q
perfect record are Marjorie stephens,
sammie Parker, Maurine Bronum
Ralph Spcor 'and Chalmers Parker
There are q girls and "a BOYS en-
rolled as health CRUSADERS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20
FRESHMAN CLASS
Bethine wolverton

Tho freshman class has had many
class meetings where much pep has
been shown in preparing for the ora
torical contest.
Friday morning In chapel the seniors
presented the purple and white ban
ner to the freshman class. This ban
ner has been through battles and
class struggles and has remained un-
stained. The class Of "A will keep
n always floating at the top.
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THIRD WARD


Reporters. Katherine Dolman, Mary
Frances Baker, Opal Cathey
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

last fall td Morton claimed to have
Killed SO ducks IN one afternoon. Now
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FIRST WARD

Reporters Helen Murray, Edith Pierce.
Lillian Stout. Suggs Reid
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

Monday morning during class meet
ins President Davidson appointed a
decoration committee for the Oratori-
cal Contest, the members OF which
were Nancy Fralcy, Norma Gates,
Naleta shelby Virgil Gaines and Joe
Thompson.
Tho net eem OF tairty dollars was
rea.izcd rom The Junior Cafeteria.
Part OF th- proceeds were used TO de
fray the expenses Of the Oratorlcel
contest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

We have collected ,i2.S5 with which
Miss Peterson Is gong To purchase
Nictrola recoris.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-20

The Sixth grade has all entered the
tournament q health crusade and e,-
pect TO make perfect score each
week