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nAzm rlANs COMPLETED

Ihe nlan. &C. ths nalaaf b. b.
airsu ~ b. srhnol building. under
ihe aufpiosa n ths slhaol Improve.
meni club. Friday evening have
n'sn oump'sird ani everything b.
being maif ready o. an evening of
shnlesoms fHn as usl A. market
faf aimusi anything one might d..
sifs Tts rfoo.sis wlll ro far im.
pfutemsni and 90 boy equipmsni for
o. aehaol laiil.nas
Ia d-lr vil opsu Friday afisf.
naon 81 ati,ik and remain opsn
unil % otlali rhs play Co b.
iiaFed ln ths .ehooi auditorium with
an all star hsi sil hcrin atsn m.
thsfr vill b. 5sniy t.,oihs. ham.
huIrsf sian,ls. hsh pools fancy uork
faf thusimas prrssnis in fari there
siil he so MANY attractions and mar
Bets that ihsy ar o.. numerous b.
mrntlor an
Toe j. ihr frat aiiraeiian n TIE
hfh.al Improvement Cluh fa thb
isaf and pumises to b. the hsst
ass ihss have riysn
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farmer ln FULTON. Carlisle. Graves
ballard and NeCraetsn COUNTIES who
oa aorefaicd with their County Agents
extension division ~ ihe College u
ArficuiiuIs during ihr past year IN
eunduriiur corn variety tesu have
eliminated much ~ he ruess wort
whHh usually ACCOMPANIES ths 30.
lc,iion of the beat variety n corn
TO- a. risen seciion. according a. a
report of ths crop esisntion ape,
ialist fum the Collsrc The tcsia
ulll H. oaniinued for several ycan
in an Effort b. determine definitely
rh'lh ,aueiiss au hust suited a.
ihe different sections ~ kcuiusls
10 ihs ~ variety tests which The
fanaefs eundueisd this ycar
Pride ~ Saline. o., a. \ hu psr A
noous 60. White ay DC b hu D. A
Rsids ysllov nrni aycmrcd ale
hu rcr acre
Iowa silysu Mine averaged 1a q
hu.hsls l-sr acre
llielory kinr averaged "a bushels
~ arrr
Thee yields constitute the oncs
rivrn in ihe hrsi report received frun,
q onHggcs in which variety tests
vcrc otuelrl lurnr ihs past sum.
mrr ln u"st tests several lneal
sarliics weiv incluird iu the worl
ani iu several casca rayv hirher
li.his than any ~ che tive yar.clie.
listed
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METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday school $40 a. M. Let ~
pat ioy into the heart of Bro. Franz
lin next Sunday b. filing every pew
in ihs church. Thsn ~ shall all b.
happy and our Lord Jesus will get 10
himself glory and honor.
Preaching 1850 A. n. sermon sub.
iscti "A Bic Inheritance and a
Crcat Possession"
EpwoTth lsarus eco T.. N We
have The material leis make each
league a life saving station In the
aaairs of iheHingdom.
Preaching 7.o0 r. N. sermon sub.
jet -hiding Gods High valuss In
the Dirt"
We shall sine the hnc Old hymns.
and Tor the spice of lie. W shall add
a special number.
Even man gives and rsts the glad
hand ai our church. Are YOU a man ?
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4 DEFEATED CANDIDATE


Somebody seni this inventory u
q defeated candidate u his campaign
lasss, and b. wants the rsadsrn of
ihh papsI a. help him enjoy ".
Lost four months and twenty.
ihfse days oanyassinr; lost 1870
huufs siecp thinking al.out the elec.
ton iost fariy-ihiec aefcs u corn
and = whole sweet potato crop. Loaf
tao front teeth and bot u hair In
a pefsonal encounter with an oppo.
neni. Donated one b,cf. four shoats
and iye sheep 10 a country barbecue.
Gave away two pair n suspendsrs.
hse calieo dreascs. Eve dolh and Is
hahy fatileis Kissed l26 habiea, kln.
dlsd fourteen kliehsn fires, pat up
eirht STOVES. cut u cortls u wood.
seiried "a hueksta af water. Gather.
ei ssvrn wagon load u corn. pulled
40 huud'es 70 foslief. walked t.OC0
miles. shrek hands e.osG times. told
lo.ooo lies and talked enough 90
male IN unnt one thousand volumes
fifs n the uaieni od,gr reports. Az.
icnded twenty siS revival meetinrs.
contributed so ia foreign missions.
made lose 90 nine grass widows. got
dog hii thirty nine times and then
roi defeated Southland Enterprise
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SPECIAL MEETING

The Ellis Ordway Post No. M.
of the American Lsriou viii hold a
sporial meeting on next Monday ~.
eninr necsmbcr ~. Al goo T.. n.
to elect oaicefs far the year iaa2
Az msmhcfs u the Post and all
Criiieuden County men who served
On the Army. Navy. or Marine Corps
heiween April q. 1917 and November
u, 1915. are urged to b. present At
this important meeting.
The meeting will b. held In the
i.egions headquarters In the Carna
han Building In the rooms formerly
cccupiod by T. e. Bennett.
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OBITUARY

Marihs Bradley Thoma.on. daurh
ter u Jacob and Nancy Crayne. vas
horn March Is. iStt She was mar
ried 10 James Bradley. Mar 3. iS63.
10 this union ten children were born
only thrce living. D bradley.
Mr. J A Wilson. Mr. ! A.
Courcr nssitiea hsr children and
grandchildren she lcaycs one brother
TO mourn her death After her first
husbands death she was married o.
u u rhomason who prccc,lcd her
to bis rrWaui five yrau uro. She
profcsscd faith in Christ In early
hfe and Joined the Missionary nap.
list church At pincy Greek u which
she was a faithful member until
death And IN all of her Affections
she was never known 10 murmur and
often spoke Of the time being near
and Odd not fear death Mn Thom.
ason was a good woman and viii be-
greatly missed hy all that knew her
Funeral services were held AZ ~.
ncy Fork church conducted hy her
pastor. Rev. J n Skinner Tho
noral offerings wcrv beautiful Tier
body was laid to rcst In the Pincy
fork Cemetery 10 wait the Resur.
rcciion Morn Weep not she Is hot
! dead but slsspeth A FRIEND
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LETTER FROM COLORADO


The following i . letter from M.
n A. Wilson. II Colorado. io W. r..
Cmcs. which w1li h. u interest b.
ouf readers
Nunn. Cola. Nov "a. 1891
Ar " u Cruce. CIayus. Nv.
My Dear Friend.
hae iusi read in the -Criiienden
Pres a short artisls - great inter-
80 20 me. wa. that you are still
on the lob IN the matter u boost.
ing rood roads. have watched with
interest the Federal Highway PROF.
e,is on foot m Crtiendsn county
kuawinr the people and condltions
there a. I do. have hem aksptical
until kn~~ the contract sas lst and
dirt broksn. Nov am hopeful 4
aa siad ind-el tAai SEQ ard frw
more have stueE until you accom.
plishsd this. ! rerrst that ! cant
b. with you 10 help ! am with
you in spirit and hope that my fec.
BIZ Efforts in the past sssed some
seed that are helping o. bear this
fruit kscp up the Es.od work. I
Wuuld lose o. 80 he land n my
nativity bloom a. a ross with rood
roads THIS county twvldl spends
annually on roads and hridgrs alone
approximately f2da.ooooo ~ couise
ihis ooruiy s three time a. large
o. CrIitsndsn. still there is wide
marrin between what Criiisndcn
spend. and one ihind ~ ihs aho,c
amount
Oui hiile town u Nunn has lsss
ihan two hundred inhabitants. but
has electri light and motive power.
hns hir grain elevators. two machine
shop. ste. Compare this with Ma
ri1r. ~ Cod bless her lo,c hrr
She b my God mother and Old Cui.
ieuden my naiive heath. bat I rr.
gtsi that the people don't ro in
stronger Coz Civic lmproyrmcnh and
cant understand the more thsi nat
into u. the mote profits they would
derive. This country has abundance
II puhlic spirit. THIS county ha.
twenty lligh Schools. tWcut, ihrs,
loeal, State and National hanks and
almost a. many newspapers,
am farming, bat owing b. con.
diiious. bad management ur oihsi
causes. am not getting ,cry far
! have hecn fcr,linr cattle and lais
inr wheat last sear ~ had g,.-I
wheat hui labor expvusc alone Wa'
Sge,ooo We finished hiy sierrs
and bat Sisoooo hai on those rhi.
Iysar ~ had 6oa0 bushels ~ uheai
bot tho pfic, was - hu ss ooul,
hardly hcat cspenara So yuu se,
|ths -Whiis mans b,uisn' b io SPIN,
.h.s llic working COT lhs auau,ial ua
.ulrulaiofs higher up
When I rcad u vour rcceut "ros
sum Hunt" and midnight harhcgu'
10 touched a very lendrr spot in nag
Imagination and memor' llow
would nvcd 10 have hern present
Twenty-Five men and twice th'
number " star and wolf hounds az
oui toaay on a hir coyolr drive in
eludlnr my hoy with his pack o.
stars THIS h an elerani Thanks
irving day. Although W had ucy
leral inches n snow lat vsek viii
the mercury hclcw fcru The ncV
snnN on the mountains is ,cr, beau
|tiful We see 4 every day u IN
wear from our dcor. Come oui an
pay us a visit will take you b
the hills and show YOU most mas
. nifcvnt mountain sccnery, show 80
i ihc ~ild lie II the plains and IN
mosi modern and scientific fAnnln
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on Monday evening Mrs John Belt
gave surprise birthday party for
hef son. ffedn The Senior class
Il ihe Marion Hirh sehool we're the
miesu n honor a. Mr Belt b. a
member u this class After an ~.
enlne n entertaining rames, refresh.
menis consisting ~ fued chicken, hot
biscuits. pieklss. salad. hot chocolate.
los cream and cake were served
These rfsseni were Misse. Nlda
liHAa,a. Edith CudsI. lrsns baurh
ffsy Marie iawrB Eyelyns More.
Martha nerd. Virginia Duas. leoia
sullsnrer Cora Smith Marie Taylor.
l.sfnics Thompson. Mssss Ernest
Ihrslksld. Paul Travis. sylvan Moare
calvert Small lloheft ffafer and
fissla Belt
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Farm Bureau Notes
Experiment station Winnings

Winning u the Kentucky Agfi
cultural Experiment station at the
recent international Live Stock Ex-
positlon represent one " the major
accomplishments u the Institution in
~ program for improved live stock
in the state according o T.. ). Good,
head ~ the animal husbandry DE-.
pariment
Mof, than 20 awards. including
the championship on Hampshire
veiher and the frat prire on a pen
of three junior yeaflinr Befkshirs
hnuowa. all u which scrc won IN
large classes containing animals from
ihe most prominent professional
bfeedera and exhibitors from all parts
~ te United States. are regarded a.
% distinct accomplishment by sta
ton aniasal hhsbandry men.
Tho pen u ihrre Berkshire Tar.
rows Whirh we're awarded the blue
ribbon b. a product II the station
vuik in bfesding and feeding swine.
all n them having been bred and
raised on the station farm IN yin.
nlnr the hfsi prize the animals de
feaiei those from some u the most
succrssful eKh.1lior and brssdsra IN
ihs United siaiss
ihs Hampshire weihcr. which Wa
awarded The championship for veth.
en ~ hs breed vas declared 10 be-
one u ihe most evenly covered and
best fitted Hampshire a. che Eshl.
hli,on hy ths hrr stosl authorities
shn viewed him
Among The pfires captured hy
hse siosk from tn siaiion farm were
ihs fol'uuin Eirhih on sharthaih
ais,fs. lrd and an On berkshire bar.
ru~s, ist on pm u ysarlinr Berk
shire hafmNs. fnd and Gih on -.
Moor Berkshire pirs. and on pm
~ senior berkshire plrs. 2nd and IN
on ihs ofsrfinr ~ one SIRE. ~. ah
sih aih on yeaflinr Hampshire wsih
ers. iih and ,ih on Hampshire lamb.
ifd un psn u three Hampshire
lamhs championship wsthsr. 5ih on
Chssiot asihsr and 1fd iu ths mui
iun Improvement class
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nrcl,NAroRY CONTEST

The tiliisndrn Cuunig nctlama.
io1 eonle'i vas hsd Ffiday evening
ai the Marian ilirh Sehoal Audiar
ium Educational nlyIsions One and
Two urfs rsrrracnisd
Mi'a Euhy nolloman. cprsscutinr
hfusu sshool won thr hui prime. o
so rod rierr NJ. GLADYS Clafk.
frrr,nssniiur fofssi Grove school.
vun ~ seeand piifs U,s dollar
Hald pirrr
Mesioo aehaol vas represented hy
Nis Nslda Chamnion Ealh spoal
- rfutci herself q worthy contest
ani
The Hrh S,h,al Orchestra furnish
~ musir ehish added much o. the
puFum aud sas enloyei BY all
present
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C,MrnTiiCAsslp,

\ marlarr ~ mu D lnirIrs' in q
laffv sil,lc ~ frIcnl. vas ,hai ~
uIs lessir Caasidi. of Salem. io AZ
Thomas o Camplsu. of n,susburr.
uheh was gai.ul atnalrrd sam.
dty evening No,,uhsr 6. ai Kuiia
ua. in thr Ia ina.r ~ ihr odlatnr
mnistsf ihe o., q ~ Nasisan.
rasiot 81 thr baptist ,huuh
rhe onh attendant, we've %, bri,lrs
ssief Mis- Fmma padon II Nash
Vile. Tenn. and brother, Mr vi.
liam raslon of radacah
After a short stay in paduoah. lhs,
aw AZ home to their many friend
ueai nycushurr
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HENRY -GAss

Ou "Wednesday. No, o.. 81 the
homs of Rev Rudolnh lame in ihis
diy M,ss Nina iienn ani ihs Rey
Georrr Cas-, ~ nytushurr. urfr hap
ri'Y united Iu mauiarr thr 0crs
mousl hsinH rriormol b, o., isns
Boz hs usual pleasing AMI impressive
mannsr
The hfide b. a popular Young lady,
and th, groom b, a well knovn min.
isier WIN j. NOW attending nelhel
uollcre nj Russellyille PRINCETON
Leader
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MAIN STREET
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

The Re, D. \. Hart. pasiof u
be- Main Sircel Presbyterian Church.
rill utes,h m MaIian on SUNDAY.
ncs,, ihe iith. hoih n.asninr and ~.
rninr
Nufnlrg s.uioc 10 oflosk suh.
300 "A slwuF Church
Evening sei,ioe. Z otlurk. suhicct
4 Siuns Rsfar,
Al aIr invited
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
ELECTED cry ATTORNEY

judge james A Moore was elect
ed City Attorney for the next term
A. ths mse.ing of the City Council
Monday night Iudge b. now in his
seth year and has held this ofiee
fof fourteen years. and is a promi.
neni attorney at the Marion bar
Two of his SIMS and two grandaons
are praciicing attorneys
The Judge b. active and good
eiiizen Politically be- leans toward
the Republican party; reliriously be-
b a Methodist.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
Mann m'RNEn

iudit Cml llcndsr.on's dairy
bliu caught htr and VA burned
als'at tvo oslotl Wednesday after.
n 90 mc barn was 7lxii fca
Slsly.hyc ton. II alfalfa other hay
aud frci wrr, destroyed The origin
4 the ice is unknown Only a small
amouni u insaianrc vas carried and
The loss will an.auni o. several ihous.
ard dallau
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N,RRiEp N PRINCETON

o. % 7 laurft ~ Ta.u and Miss
NJ Jennie Houston. ~ Causu0e.
ssni ia Princeton Wednesday ~ last
Nsek. and vefs maffied d. lo~.
efy b. a fifisd yaunf physician and
has "a iarrs pfactiss M.sa nouaiou
BE- ths daughter u 49, and Mr. ".
.. Houston ~ Causulis She s o
cultured yuuur 'adJ and has many
uinfums 0uaiiirs Ths pfess con.
rfaiulaiss itsm
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
WEDDING

~ lnlhcf llurhes and Niss lew.
30 NaMrt weic united in malfi.
mony on November - at the home
n the hridcs father. Mr Alvin
Walker Rev q N. Capshaw per.
formed thc rite. that made them one.
Quite a number ~ friends ~ the
contracting parties wvw present
The bride j. a favorie among her
many friends and the rram b On
lndusugua young farmer.
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Fiscal COURT

The Fiscal Court met Tuesday
with Judge Z l. Moore and Any
lno A Moore with all the Mag.
isiralcs present The general ou.
tine u business was transacted and
Il adjourned 10 meet Deccmber "a
Tor the last session u the present
court
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and pure bred stock raising In Amer
ia all IN two days driving The "a.
wcus "linsnln Highway" passes our
door.
N,lh honcs and rood wishes fot
H,-,d roads and the welfarr u your.
eli and csiimahle wife, and wishing
yuu bots n turkey. cranberry sauce,
and fod chcct on this Thanksgiving
dap, her To- remain.
Your ffiend. N. A. WILSON
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
woODALl-nElr

Mr. Reed Woodall and Miss Matris
nelt wse married at the home n he
hfide.s parents. Nov. "a. Rev. J n.
Paris ofisiaiinr This popular young
ouurle reside In the Pine, Crcyk scc.
lion The rroom son II Mr. VII
Ntsdall, h a husihnr farmer and
the hfidc h the accomplished daurh
ter u Rev ,. q. Belt.
Their many friends wish fof them
success and happiness.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
Notice to Our Advertisers

We are planning TO issue on Thursday
before Christmas Il big extra page issue of
The Crittenden Press with beautiful colored
cover. This will be the last issue of the
paper for the year 1921 and at the same
time il will be the best and most expensive
number we have issued
To our advertisers the rate in this special
issue will he the same as for all other issues
No extra charge, but let us urge that you
reserve your space and get your copy in
early. Watch for the big issue.
Thr Grittrnhrn prrss
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
NEN oIL STATION

fhe Hawke, Ol Co. j. 10 pat
in "a ueu uH .ialian iu ihh eiiy
ihe new siaiion eill b. h.aisd on
tasi hcrni Street near ihc ailroad
aud NJ nau SummcUille pll have
thaIrc uf a.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
NEW CRY COUNCIL

The new CITY Council was install.
ed Monday nighi The officers 81.
cc,cd arc, ludrc Jas. A. Moore.
City Attorney; Miss Katie Yandell.
Treasurer, u G. Franklin. Clerk.
" u Cannan. Tax Collector and
7. J Wiring, Assessor.
The Crittenden press., 1921-12-09
NEWS IN BRIEF
nninnlmnIInlInlIinllInnmlnnnInn

After a failure % render a verdict
the jufy that tried FATTY" Arbuekle
on the charge Of manslAughter, has
been dismissed The date for re-
trial has been set for Jan. .. 1922
Official reports from the Depart
meni u Labor from sixiy-fye cities
show that in forty cities there was
an increase In employment
The average price paid for tobacco
NJ the warehouses IN Owensboro thi.
year b. slG.75 per hundred. against
On average price of SSH per hundred
at the corresponding date last year.
Following series of shooting
scrapes in and near Wichita, Kans..
500 members Of the American Legion
have volunteered To AID In preserving
order In case u emergency.
W. y. Lewis. 30. Pnieville mer.
chant, was arrested Sunday night.
charged with the murder of Maude
Wilson. Pineyillc waitress. Lewis
Is charged with having shot Mss
Wilson while they were driving In his
car.
William Hugh Peal. p years Old,
u lACenier. a student In the Uni.
yeTsiiy of Kentucky. has been ehos.
en- a. the 1922 Rhodes scholar frum
Kentucky.
-Four babies In less than a wear "a
the record Of a Taylor county, Texas,
family. Early this year a baby boy
vas born 10 Mf. and Mrs. NJ. n.
Young. A few days ago three more
boys arrived simultaneously. The
mother h 30 years old and nov has
ten children.
Charges that Republican candidates
u brcaihili county conspired 10 send
armed men into various precincts 10
iniimidate voters. resulting in the
vounding Or killing u II persons
in one precinct. including three 81.
ection ohiccrs. were made IN a suit
iled IN Jackson. Ny. by Bryce Gun
diH' Democrat oontesting the seat
of james Johnson In the Legislature.
Fewer han half of the population
above the age of ten. of Kentucky
B. engaged In "eainful occupation,
figures announced BY the Census Bu.
rcau shoW.
Lightning recently struck an iron
bed In the home of T. II. Ausenbangh,
kuttawa, in which his children were
sleeping. The children were unharm.
cd and werc not awakened hy the
bolt
kentueky farmers are better btf
than farmers In almost any other
state In the Union. according 10 a
statement made BY Godfrey Morgan,
State Secretary of the Kentucky
Farm Bureau Federation. Mr.. Nor.
fan maic this statement after hear.
ing reports of other State Secreta-
rics a. the National Farm Bnrcan
meeting held at Atlanta
The District Court at London, Nv,
scntenocd Rice Singleton. Harlan
county. TO three years In Federal
prison At Atlanta, Ga for refusing
Co return a registered package con.
tanning $500 that was handed him
hy mistake
Robert A widenmann. of New
York. has 6led In the supreme Court
a brief In a case in which he seeks
To havc the National Prohibition
Amendment declared unconstitutional
frocccdinrs were begun in naviecs
County Court hy the County Atior.
ney AMI n taxpayer saturday a.
hayc sheriff George " nflcs refund
10 ths county Treasury s22. 500 al.
lcecd 90 have hccn paid 10 him in cS.
ccss u the constitutional compenss
iion allowed % bis oficc.
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CWERREls FOR s,LR

). 6 White and nark nruwn leg
horns. Premium winncs ES,cllcn
err strain
NJ l. kennc,i,s roultp Farm
goute Sullivan. ky.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
S O C. | E 7 Y
Ruth
Nolan
Editor

and after the business meeting and mi
tiation of candidates a social hour was
enjoyed. Refreshments consisting Of ice
cream, hot coffee and cake was served.
Tho Rebekahs have only recently re-
organized after more than two years
suspension and the new organization
includes a number of the older mem
bers and many new ones. The lodge
hopes TO see all the sisters and brothers
who were former members of the Re
bekahs affiliate themselves again with
the order.
The Golf Luncheon Club will meet
on Friday morning at Dornick Hills
Country Club.
In last Fridays games, Mrs. Hugh
Ledbetter won low score
!. !. =
Miss Mildred Reed will entertain the
noon in her home in southwest Ard
more.
The Red Cross Luncheon Club will
meet on Saturday with Mrs Harold
Fell in the Simpson home on G street,
southwest
The Shrine dansant given on Thurs
day evening at Convention Hall proved
one of the most delightful Of the social
functions of the week A large number
of Shriners with their ladies were
present.
Two very delightful hospitalitlcs Of
of the week were the bridge-luncheon
Wednesday and the bridge-forty-twc
party Friday, given by Mrs Fannie
Pearce, one OF Ardmore's most charm
ing society matrons.
The Wednesday party was given al
the residence Of Mrs Harry Lee Crock
EFT on G street southwest. The lat
ter was given at the home of Mrs
II. II. Sayre, T. street. southwest.
The home of Mrs. Crockett was beau
tiful in its decorations Of vari.colored
carnations and fern. High score favor
was won by Mrs. II. B. Harts anC
consolation by Mrs. Olin Wolverton
Mesdames II. l.. Crockett Frank Gates
John Whiteman and G. II. Woodruff
who assisted Mrs. Pearce cut for 9
favor and Mrs. Gates was the recipl
ent of a handmade handkerchief.
The Sayre home was equally beauti
full in its decorations of sweetly scented
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

honeysuckle which was used profusely
throughout the rooms. Prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Hugh Ledbetter and
Mrs j. w. Kruger in the games of
bridge and Mrs. T. X. Kearney and
Mrs. c. +. Sykes in the games Of
forty-two.
Wednesdays guest list included;
Mesdames c. l.. Anderson, w. p. Po-
land Walter Thompson, Simon West
heimor Writ Franklin, James Barron,
II. II. Sayre, Joe Phelan, Walter
Young, Bertha Whiteman, Joseph
Berkshire, John Nichols, r.. a. Hef-
ner, b. A. Simpson, Ernest Williams,
William Potter, Charles Lynch, T. Y.
Morgan, John Whiteman, Rob Poland,
l.. l.. Hadley. Sherman Pyle, f. A.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

anan. c. r. Smith, c. D. Paine, Frank
Porter w. J. Kearney. Ray Poland.
j. W. Kruger. A. o. Allen, George
Fish. Win Morgan, Harold Fell, f. J..
Gregory, James Stonum, Hoxie Ander-
son, Gene Cruce, Arthur Hall. Fred
Chapman, Joe Cooke, l.. p Anderson.
Sylvester Mullen. Frank Robinson,
Joseph Weiss, Antoinette Fort, Ivey
Johnson. Lucian Hoard. Budd Hoard,
Il. V. Evans, Harry Lee Crockett. l..
S. Dolman, Fan Williams, Arthur
Wood. n. II. Polk, Shelby Downward,
c. b. Goddard, Henry Baum, George
Henley Mike German, r. l.. Reams.
Mary Collyer. Roy Alexander, Hugh
Ledbetter, Leon Kahn. Arthur Walcott,
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Redmond Charles Won Weise, Roy
Duston. w. F. Daiber, Olin Wolver-
ton, w A. Wolverton. Ed Gait ID. G.
Fitzgerald, r. A. Thurmond, Harry
Harts, John Dexter c. o. Bum, o. G..
Lasher, Guy p. Cobb, ]. b. Cham
pion, II. =. Nichols, l.. II. Love, Sam
Daube. c. H. Woodruff, r. L. Phillips,
Charles Adams, Frank Gates, d. A.
Fell Of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Those who enjoyed the games of
Friday We're: Mesdames w. l. Cruce,
j. A. Bass, d. L. Allen, 7. X. Kear-
ney, c. L. Sykes. John Carlock, L.
II. Griffin, c. w. Richards, Mary
Nsebitt, Henry Sutherland, A. C,
Straehley, Carrie Maxwell, Charts.
Rodgers, Tom Champion, Joel Buch-
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We represent the Auxiliary as ready
to cooperate as an organization with
the American Legion in carrying on
their work for the betterment of our
country.
THE meaning and importance Of the
Auxiliary's growth, was throughout the
country, was forcbly brought to us
by Miss Pauline C. Curnick, field secre-
tary, who pointed out that each state
had its own problems to work out, and
that we, realizing some of our own
problems realize too that we need more
members to carry out the work sue
cessfully
"The auxiliary stands ready at all
times to aid the legion in solving their
problems"