The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-19
TEACHERS AND FRIENDS ENJOY
HOSPITALITY AT KINGS LAKE

Probably g.. .o time in the history Of
Ardmore public schoosl has there been
such an enjoyable occasion as that
held yesterday afternoon when tae
members Of the five mothers clubs
If the city entertained the teachers,
members of board Of education and a
large group Of other friends at Kings
Lake, northeast Of the city.
The weather was ideal for the event
ani no incident occurred to mar the
festivities.
/ Every year the patrons of the school
! try in some way to show their appre-
citation for the teacher by providing
special outdoor entertainment. Yes.
/ torday's entertainment due to the true
( southern hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs
! Felix King, surpassed any previous ev-
/ cnt.
/ Assembling at Ardmore high school
( and at second ward school building the
/ party motored out to the beautiful
country home of Mr. ana Mrs. King
/ at about o'clock. Passing the home
and going through we'll kept barn and
| dairy yards, the party went on to the
| lake whore in beautiful natural park
the barbecue and picnic was served.
/ Under the personal supervision of
/ Mr.. King the fatted calf" had been
k.lled and deliciously barbecued To so
with this there were salads, home made
hot rolls, cakes, pies, delicacies OF
every kind, with steaming hot coffee
and dozens Of bottles of iced sweet
cream and milk from the King dairy.
Several long tables were weighted
| down with the many good things to cat
and there was an abundance left over
Prior to serving, Judge X. A. Hefner
returned thanks.
Through the evening, brief talks were
made by Superintendent C. w. Rich
ards, Frank Gates, who was introduced
as the new member of the board of
education" and by w. r. Burnitt.
At the conclusion of the serving, n
drawing was conducted for a lovely
white cake on which We're many lus-
cious strawberries, in which Mrs. A. S.
lyness was the lucky recipient.
The teachers and other honor guests,
through Mr.. Richards, expressed their
1 sincere enjoyment and appreciation for
the affair, and all joined in paying
special tribute to Mr.. and Mrs. King,
whose untiring efforts made the affair
80 successful. No detail has been over
/ looked by these genial hosts. The drive
WY leading to the picnic grounds was
marked with white posts on which were
American flags. Flags were also placed
here and there through the grove
Kings Lake and the surrounding
groves and lands are the beauty spot
| of Ardmore. The beautifully kept lawns
and dairy yards speak for themselves
and a trip to the home is worth while
Among the guests who registered yes
terday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Richards, Mr.
and Mrs. w. r. Burnitt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gates. Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Her-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. a. $. Lyncss, James
Barron, Mr. and Mrs j. II. Carlocl
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Suggs. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Herndon, DR.. and Mrs. ].
C.. McNees, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cooper
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Richardson, Mrs.
Kate Gait Zaneis. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
w. Coffman, Miss Daisy Nichols. Nj
and Mrs. y. l.. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. r. McDorman, Henry d. Rinsland.
Miss Lillian j.. Bishop, Mrs. l.. S. Dol
man, Mrs. C. +. Washington, Mrs. Claca
Morgan, Miss Elinor McPheeters, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. +. Williams, Jennie NJ.
Smith. w l.. Stratton. Oklahoma Citv,
Mrs. May Wells Ramsey, Miss ozella
f. Pugh, Mr.. and Mrs +. b. Pugh, Miss
Helen Dolman. Miss Marguerite Cly-
mer, Miss Lula Hicks, Miss Ann An.
derson. Miss Mildred Reed. Miss Ma
re Brecheen, Miss Mable Shroat, Mrs.
Il. A. Fox. Miss Beatrice Fraley Miss