The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-07-20
WHITEHURST TELLS
ROTARY CLUB OF
CARTER C0UNTY7'S
RICH RESOURCES
TALK ON FOREIGN MARKETS
ALSO MADE BY P. C. DINGS
OF CHICAGO; URGES
THRIFT

There was an unusually good at
tendance today at the weekly lunch
con Of the Rotary Club and Ardmore
had an opportunity to welcome some
members who have been absent for
time
p. c. Dings, who arrived in the
city yesterday evening from his Chi
cago offices, was one of the first
men called upon He spoke encour-
agingly of Ardmore and was pleased
with the announcement that a new
paper was being published here. Mr..
Dings stated that in his opinion Oil
would not go any lower and that
wages would not go any higher but
that 1t would be several months be-
fore the country would return to
normalcy. Work, produce and save,
was the motto he left the club. He
stated that foreign countries must be
helped TO enable them to purchase our
products before the markets of the
country would he active again. Mr.
Dings was greeted with cheers from
his friends in this city who are ap-
preciative of the opportunity TO have
a visit from him.
Whitehurst Addresses Club
John A Whitehurst, president Of
the State Board Of Agriculture, was
guest at the club and in few re
marks he taught Rotary to appreciate
the wonderful wealth OF the state
Mr.. Whitehurst said he had seen tbs
finest growing crops he ever saw ad
joining Ardmore. that Oklahoma haC
50,000.000 bushels Of wheat and 120,
600 600 bushels OF corn, that ne haC
seen trees breaking with fruit, gar
dens were full of vegetables. tn
meadows are rich with hay, and liv,
stock are healthy and fat. Mr.. White
hurst expressed appreciation for tn
manner in which Ardmore treats IL
farm children. that these people d
more for farmers and farm childrei
than any other county where aCr
culture is organized
1 o. II Wolverton made a report o
{ his recent trip 10 New York in whicI
he gave the club a good laugh, an
several members reported on the tri
to Gainesville Inst Wednesday A res
= olution Of thanks will be sent Gaines
e Vile Rotary and that club viii b
!. invited to be guests OF this club.
= similar resolution viii also be ser
4 Denton Rotary.
G Report From County Camp
I Emmitt I. Reid made a reprot fror
the farm camp and stated that 25
a people are in camp. that the numbe
l. Ia larger than expected and he cam
/ tn to get groceries. The club quickl
c made up q fund TO send n big true
e load OF good things to eat.
e BY request Mr.. Reid spoke brieil
on boys work and he was followe
> by Judge polman, Frank $ Gates an
l. Arthur Stnehley Following the'
h talks the club voted unanimously
take a boy census OF the town an
II not TO drop work among the boy
s for any period OF time during Il
/ year. Arthur Wood stated that man
= boys were planning to leave scho
? and that the club should begin 4
b. work Immediately.
's Mark SeXson Of MeAles,er was
guest at the club He spoke brief
lie upon the offices Of Rotary and oth'
n civic clubs He said these clubs al
& channels through which evil Is TO
A. corrected. and good propagated AZ
?. he congratulated Ardmote Rota'
d upon the spirit that IL l. msnitcsJfr
Among other guests was J. a. Gilha
of this city, who was a candida
for sheriff IN the last election.
Game at Norman Thursday
Announcement was made by Pre-
Y ident Dexter that the club would
y to Norman tomorrow for game
ball The club will so by interurb'
II to Oklahoma City and come back I
10 the Ardmore sleeper Friday mornii
y. The game will be called at o'cloe