The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-03
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Bowling scheduled for Wednesday af.
ternoon at o'clock at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sam A. Apple, PIC First ave-
nue., southwest.
Prominent among the announcements
Of the week is the tea to be given Fri
day afternoon at Hotel Ardmore by
Mesdames Charles Anderson and HoXie
Anderson for which invitations will be
issued this week, and the annual party
of the Lions Club.
Other events include the Easter mu-
sical programs which We're given in tine
Ardmore churches last Sunday will
be repeated tonight at the Broadway
Methodist church, st. Philips Episcopal
church and First Christian church. The
First Presbyterian church will repeat
its program April 10.
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The intermediate Endeavor Of the
East Ardmore Presbyterian church will
meet tonight at $50 o'clock at the
church with Miss Fora Arnold leader.
The meeting of last Sunday was well
attended. Miss Gertrude Gaines and
William Hamilton represented the SO
ciety at the convention held at Pauls
Valley Thursday and Friday.
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Mothers to Men," by Zona Gale will
be topic at the meeting of the Ladies
of the Leaf tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce
which will portray the development of
social and civic ideals Current events
will be lead by Mrs, G. NJ Henley.
Questions and topics will be given by
Mrs. $. w. Wilson, Mrs. Minnie Wall
and Mrs. Fred Ellis.
Mothers to Men" was to have been
given on January 10. but owing to the
delay in the shipment of the book, was
postponed until this time. 1t win take
the place of the April Fool program as
given in tine study book.
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Mrs. John Holland and Mrs. j. A.
Boiler will entertain the Lady Macca-
bees on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock
ut the home Of the latter, 1893 West
Main street All Maccabee members are
invited.
The East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs.
Cecil Graham on Fourth avenue, north
east. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
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The Womens Auxiliary of the First
Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon from to 4 o'clock at tine
church
The subject of the afternoon study is
"The Mountaineers of North Carolina"
with members of Circle number four
in charge.
The Missionary Society of the broad
way Methodist church will meet in u
business session Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock at the church.
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The Missionary Society of the Carter
Avenue Methodist church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Steve Rowles. 424 Carter avenue south
east
The business meeting of the First
Christian Endeavor Society which was
ito have been held last Wednesday eve
ming was postponed and will be held
Tuesday evening, April 8, at the church.
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Mrs. Walter Young will entertain
with an afternoon of bridge on Wednes-
day afternoon in her home, SO9 Third
avenue, southwest.
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The Birthday Luncheon club will
meet in an all day party "Wednesday
with Mrs. Henry Sutherland In her
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"Of oil the arts beneath the heaven.
That man has found or God has given.
None draws the souls so sweet away,
AS music's melting, mystic lay.'-Hugg
Miss Ruby Rando. Mrs. Velie Suggs
and Mrs. Emmitt T. Reid will be hos
tesses to the Philharmonic club at their
semi-mOnthly meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon At o'clock at the Chamber of
Commerce, The program as follows will
be- given:
OPERA
Aria-"Depuis le jour" Louise Char
pcntier. Mrs. \. VI. Hepler
Piano-"Paraphrase from Rigoletto. "
l.izst; Miss Joy Moore,
Aria-'Loce and Music" prayer
from Tosca) Pucclni; Mrs. Cecil Wal.
liams.
Aria-Seected.
Dget--"Every Flower" (Madame But
1orfly, act - puccini, Mestames L. s.
Gardenhirs, y. Z. Wood.
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An event OF special interest to Ard
more society folk viii be- the annual
spring party OF the Lions Club. Thurs
day night
Lions and Lionesscs will assemble at
First Presbyterian church at z O'Clock
where an claboratcly arranged dinner
will be served. a splendid program in
cludlng addresses out-of-town speakers
OF note. and number OF local speak
ers ana vocal and instrumental sclec'
tons by local artists will bc given.
From the church the Lions and theii
ladies' will go to Convention Hall whcr,
they Will meet q large number Of
friends and whore the remainder o
the evening will be- spent with cards
forty-two. and dancing.
The entire event promises To be- on,
OF the most delightful of the season. IN
Vitations will be issued to the affair al
Convention Hall. which opens St
o'clock.
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The Wabanscc Camp Fire Girls Wi
meet next Thursday afternoon at tn,
Chamber OF Commerce rooms at 3:3
O'Clock from which place they vii
motor 10 the Authorization Tir
Plant to witness the process Of tn
making OF the tires from the piece o
smoked rubber TO the finished tire.
This afternoon the girls will hik
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