The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-03
Sun SHONE BRIGHTLY AND
BALMIEST BREEZES KISSED
DEWY BLOSSOMS OF SPRING
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gas TO his "tin lizzie" and attempted
TO race the Marmon.
One of the signs which viii Dr.
bound to attract is the one of ear
driven by Rev. Or. Ashley CAappell
The sign reads Broadway Methodist
Church; step Lively"
one truck was included among the
cars in the caravan II was entered
by the Goshoru Motor Company and
covered with various signs. It carried
load of Daily Ardmoreites, which
will be distributed gratis in the vari-
Gus towns.
The scheduled acroplane flight which
was TO precede the excursion and act
advance agent, did not moterialiae
ON account of the failure Of necessary
materials to arrive which were re-
qured TO put the plane in flying or
der. However it is expected that the
material will arrive today and II they
do the flight will start tomorrow
and 20 through the prearrangei sched-
ule Askew. the pilot, Oakley, the
aerial acrobat, and a Daily Ardmore-
ite representative, all were very blue
this morning when they found that
an immediate start could not be made.
Practically all of the Ardmore busi-
ness and civic organizations We're rep
resented by posters on the various
cars, as well as by personal repre-
sentatiyes.
Among the firms were Primrose
Farm, Coverts, Newman and Com
pany, Webb Brothers, Goshorn Mo-
tor Company, Westheimer and Daube.
Exchange National Bank, Slaughter
Motor Company, Cochran Sporting
Goods House, Peerless Steel Company
Arlmore Oil and Milling Company,
Joe Curtis, G. NJ Henly, Patterson
Motor Company, Beede-Witt Motor
Company, Consolidated Amusement
Company, Harris Battery Company,
Harris Buick Company, Bass Furni-
ture Company, Ardmoreite Publishing
Company, Herd-Bailey Company, Bu-
cnanan's. Kilgore- Hefner Motor Com
pany, Harlow's optical Parlors, Sch
neider-Robinson Motor Company, The
Dixie Shre, Ardmore Book and News
Company, Sessions Company, Mulkey
and James, Dewitt Cigar Company,
Mechanics Motor Company, Hudson
Houston Lumber Company, Hyden-
Adams Company, Harvey Brothers,
n. and II. Cafe Cadillac Company Of
Ardmore, Edison Phonograph Shop
&C.. and A. Top Company, Whteman
and Simpson and others.
Practically all the civic organiza-
ions Of the city were represented.
individuals vino Travelled on the tour
included Mort Woods. W. X. Hedges
j. c. Bostwick. John Griffith, II. r..
Shine, Ran Webb, John w. Simp-
kins. Dal Webb, n. B. Bernen, II.
Dulaney, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs w f. Lindsey, Mr.. and
Mrs w. S. Forrest, NJ. NJ. Wallace,
John r. Sadler, c. w. Herd, Joe Bu-
channan, j. f. Spragins, John Whit
ling. Walter Hefner. Rev. Dr. Ashley
' lldpp' ~ ~ -h' iiNh'NSs - - "N'N'
son. NJ. b. Witt, Lucian Cox, Mrs.
Beulah Hightower, Miss Ruth Nolan,
Tom Harris, G. \. Crockett, Guy Har.
IS, Or. T. C. Harlow, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. H. Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
r. Hilton. r. G.. COVERT, Paul p
Colvert, Mrs. 5. H Massad, Mon. er
Massad. James b. Barron, j. o. Brown.
r. II. James. Garrett Dewitt, Stanley
Dewitt, Marvin B"u. Jerry Key, j. g.
Sprekelmcyer, w. \. Gripon, II. II.
Steele. Mr ana Mrs. C. W. Wells,
and son, Kenneth. ]. +. Kennedy. o. r.
Dunn, c. F. Hgrva", G. z. Bljler,
less Bridges. Won T. Goshorn i,r.
and Mrs. John Pad.ook, Tom Frame,
r. y. Sande-s rronN Oakley ". r.
Redsted and others.
The members OF the Chamber of
Commerce ban, who went on the trip
included r. A. Bell, b. 5. Briscoe,
Clay Patterson, Cerc Poole, Fled
Wilson, Cecil Graham, George Pc1l-
ter Ben Sect. Fred Culver and B'rt
Boughton. J. Hyslop.