The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-22
KYONIS CLIS HAS 4
MOST INTERESTING
MONDAY MEETING
CONTINUED from page y

AtphAAhutb lipiu peh6' -
session. Mrs. H. L. Crockett reported
on the proposed establishment Of a !
play ground on the Suggs farm west
of the city. Action ON the matter was
deferred.
Report from Mrs. Kate Gait Zanies /
from the educational committee was to
the effect that three definite plans
had been decided upon, first the estab-
lishment of a circulating library OF
books, second a circulating library OF
magazines, which will be conducted
at her office, as county superintendent
of schools, and third and last, the
perfecting Of community Organiza-
tons throughout the county. Details
of the plans We're omitted other than
that of the circulating magazine Ii
brary. the club voted to carry out Mrs.
Zanies suggestion that magazines be
taken TO her office at the courthouse,
where magazine table will be main
tained and where women throughout
the county may secure the late perio-
dicals without cost.
Mrs. Zaneis called attention to the
commencement exercises of the county
school boys and girls which will be
held in this city Sunday. July 10, at
which time all of the churches will
unite in services at Convention Hall
when the baccalaureate sermon will
be delivered. Upon Mrs. Zaneis' sug-
dent, appointed the following to com
prise reception committee to greet
the out of town visitors and to give
them welcome: Mrs. w. A. Colley, Mrs.
}. A. Bass, Mrs. W. f. Daiber, Mrs
c. H. Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Fos-
ter, Mrs. Kirk Dyer, Mrs. d. f.. Al
len, Mrs. Arthur Walcott, Mrs. Don
Lacy. Mrs. j. Il. Davidson, Mrs. John
f. Easley and Mrs. Felix King.
Ryonis will present to every mem.
Der OF the graduating class a bou-
quet. The flower committee Of which
Mrs. Tom Champion is chairman, will
have charge of this part OF the affair.
A committee comprising Mrs. II. II.
Sayre, Mrs. f. K. Wolverton and Mrs.
G. l.. Byrne. was appointed to meet
with the excise board relative to a
matter in which the club is Interested.
Upon motion Of Mrs. W. \. COlley
the matter Of the reopening Of q pool
hall. which is said to be under consd-
GRAFTON at this time, the club went on
record as opposing same and com
mittee of five. Mrs. X. y. Hefner,
chairman; Mrs. Henry Baum, Miss Daisy
Nichols, Mrs Mort Woods and Mrs.
w. d. Potter, was appointed to confer
with Mayor Hefner and City Manager
Dyer on this matter
Upon motion Of Mrs. John Easley
appreciation and endorsement Of the
recent community council inaugurated
by Mayor Hefner was given unas
mously by Ryonis.
Among guests today were the Misses
Erncstine and Gladys Guillot and Miss
Hattie Burnitt who delighted club
members with vocal and Instrumental
selections. These young women are
talented musicians ana their music
was much enjoyed.
Other guests were Mrs. Maude *.
Tanner editor of The Weekly Ard
moreite; Mrs. c. Il. Washington, Mrs
Billie Baker. Mrs. Sam Frye Of Nc
Alester. Mrs. NJ. X. Morgan Of Tex
arkana-
\ message to the members of the
Ryonis Club from Hon. John Temple
Graves was read by Mrs. Easley, see
retary. and was as follows:
81 heartily congratulate the ladies
of Ardmore on the brilliant idea OF
forming an organization to parallel
and cooperate with the three splendid
organizations in which the men are
working such wonders. commercially
and socially, In the republic today.
Whoever originated the idea is en-
titled to the credit Of a vital contri
/ button to the times.
There are things which women can
do. which men can never do, and wher
the splendid and efficient mentality
Of three mems business organizations
Rotary. Kiwanis and Lions-are sup
/ plemcn,ed by the fine sentiment ano
the living inspiration which womcr
carry to every work. then We can fore
cast the bencnciont results which VIII
flow from the origin and the neyitabl,
development OF the Ryouis organi@a
ton.
Into this great quadrangle of vita
forces IN the commercial and civic lif'
of the community there will come will
women let us hope. the impulse t'
culture. 10 refinement. to the higher
patriotism. and above all THINGS 20 th'
beautiful and blessed cousummaiiui
of universal peace.
"Thc Ryouis ought to grow ans
flourish like Jonah's gourd Throughout
the length and breadth of this rcpuh
lie. thirsty fur new things and geo,
things worth while.
My congratulations and best wishc
\ to all who are moving 20 this end