The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-02
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keN. II. j. huffman, pastor OF the
Nazarene church, has recently closed
successful revival, with 43 additions.
Several have already been baptized
and the remainder will geceive the
rites the firs; Sunday in February.
This was indeed a remarkable meeting,
which resulted in so many additions.
and the interest was very fine all the
way through even though The weather
was often unravorable. Brother Huff
man is doing fine work for this
church.
Miss Maud Berridge spent the week
in Tulsa, ret >yning home Monday.
Ray Crudup went to DIstn Monday
the week
Mrs. Joe Crudup was taken 10 the
Baptist sanitarium in Dallas last week
where she underwent a successful
! operation. Mr.. Crudup was formerly
Miss Mamie Hardee Of Hickory. Her
many friends in sulphur and Hickory
will be glad 10 note her recovery.
Harry Kelly is here This week from
Kansas City the guest OF his MOTH
er and relatives at the Artesian hotel.
Harry is employed on the staff OF
| the Kansas City Post and has charge
Of the advertising in he financial de-
! partment OF the Pos. He is making
good in the newspaper game.
! G. l.. Umberger, one Of Sulphurs
| most respected citizens, was serious
| ly stricken with acute indigestion on
t last Friday night and has been very
seriously ill., His friends however.
are now hoping i.r his speedy re-
coyery.
K. I. Sheegog returned to his WORK
at Pauls Valley Monday after spending
shor, visit with his family in ms
/ city.
w. A. MaXey who has been visiting
his family here Tor Il wees returned
! TO his work in western Oklahoma sun
| day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emet Rice left last
week for Corpus Christi Texas 10
spend the winter mon hs. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Davenport left Tuesday
morning and DR.. A. v Ponder lef
| yesterday for the same destination.
These parties with others. who are
| already on the coast, will make up
considerable Sulphur delegation at
Corpus Christi, by the sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lander Fulton. who
| have for some time pas: been living
in Jackson, Tenn. have moved back
10 sulphur where they will make
their home. Mr.. Fulton il travelling
salesman for a shoe company and has
Just recently been given the Oklahoma
territory
Little Miss Louella Click. in com
pany with her mother. Mrs. Chas.
Copeland, left Tuesday for Mayo Bros,
famous hospital at Rochester, MINI,
for treatment and examination. This
happy faced little girl, who is greatly
loved by every body in Sulphur, was
given this trip through the generosity
OF our good fellow townsman, Mr.
U. 7. Rexrost, who owns the oil fields
town OF Rexrost in Carter county.
The county teachers institute held
in this city last week was we'll at
tended and a good successful meeting
reported. Prof. w. =. Phillips. Of
Dousherty public schools, was elected
president OF the association for an
other year. The main address OF the
meeting was delivered by Prof. j.
j. Robinson OF the East Central nor
NAL and was well received. Mr.. Rob
inson proved himself speaker Of
ability with rare powers Of entertain
ment and his advice 10 the profession
was worth every mile it took TO travel
through the mud to the convention.
Prof. V. c. Moffitt OF Davis was
elected as delegate TO the o. L. A.
and Milf Eftie unanimously reelected
secretary with Mr.. Doc Tolliver vice
president Of The association.
Two important committees were ap-
pointed. The one on athletics was
as follows Messrs. Tom McGiboney,
A. c. Floyd, V. c. Moefit, DIR. ]. w.
Blsttner and ]. H. Blair. on the liter
ary committee Mrs. j. T.. Belcher.
Miss Laura Rodnich and Miss Bing-
ham were appointed
Superin endent AlcGiboney said
this meeting had more pep and en-.
thusiasm than any previous meeting
ever held in this county and consider
ed 1t one OF the best in results OBJ
tsined.
Mr., and Mrs. f. W. sullivan have
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