The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-06
EndeavOr News

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On Sunday evening the Endeavorers
Of the First Christian Church had
a most delightful meeting when the
topic Of their lesson was Immigrant
work in America"
Very interesting discussions were
given by the members on the school
for the Russian Immigrants in Cleve-
land, Ohio; the work the Russians in
New York; the school for the Slavs
and Italians in Chicago, and other
schools in America where the foreign
immigrants are being taught TO be-
come worth while Americans.
Miss Dorothy Davis gave piano
solo, Military March"
The Endeavor room was very ar
tistcally decorated in the national
colors.
The most Of the Endeayorers at
tended the picnic given by the Eu-
reka s. s. class Of the First Christian
church, in honor Of the Loyal Daugh-
ters class.
The party went by trucks and cars
to Cool Creek, north Of Berwyn where
a delightful day was spent, swimming
and fishing, returning home late
Monday evening.
The Senior Endeavorers hold their
monthly business meeting tonight at
7:30 o'clock when the new officers for
the second half Of the year will be
installed
All the Endeavorers are urged 10
come to this meeting.
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Society Personals
Nj. and Mrs. ]. R. Trisler Of Fort
worth, Texas, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 5. Han
cock and other friends have return
ed home.
Mrs E A. Whelan and little son,
Otis of Hutchinson, Kansas, are Wis
iting with relatives and friends. Mr..
Whelan will join them later TO visit
here several days.
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Messers Roy and sam Vines have
returned from a motor trip TO Ennis,
Texas. where they spent Independence
Day with their parents.
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The Misses Elise and Lynn Austin
pf ReckwaI, Texas who have been
guests OF Mrs. John whiteman and
Miss Gwynn vhiteman fer several
weeks will return - their home, TO
morrow.
Mss Pernie Clowdus ,s spending
several weeks In ST. Louis, No, the
guest of Mr and Mrs. J. c. Phe-
ian.
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Mr. and Mrs. Otis N Smith and
son Wilbur. and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Il. Prater will leave here Sunday FOR
Colorado where they will spend o
three weeks vacation. They will make
the trip by automobile and will visit
various places o. interest 10 that
stnte
Birthday Luncheon Club Entertains
No doubt one OF the largest and
most attractive Of entertainments
given oy the Birthday Luncheon Club
this year was that Of the Club on
Saturday afternoon given on the
verandas Of the Gait home on y
street. northwest. Bridge and forty.
Two formed the diversions of the
afternoon during which delightful
p,nch vvne served
A most entertaining musical pro-
gram was given by Miss Marguerite
Smith assisted by tho Misses Ellen
Dickson and Joy Moore.
A dainty six course luncheon was
served TO about one hundred club
members and their guests The indi-
viduai tables on which luncheon was
served were ccntered with bowls and
baskets Of Sweet Williams and Shasta
daisies.
Those assisting Mrs Calf In enter
taining were. Mesdsmes Henry Suth-
erland. ". p. Poland, j. B. Wall
D. L. Allen, Lamont Byers, Kirk
Dyer. W. r. Folsom, Walter Colbert,
w. 1. Cruce. ia Gait Cecil Dnling-
ham and the Misses Gladys Scivaly,
Carol paube. Cora Dyer Madaline
Colbert. Allne seiyally and Dixie Nc
c.