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Party Given In Honor Of
HI. Duean and C.L. Kopp

Mr.. Herbert l. Dugan and Mr..
Charles L Kopp were guests of honor
Saturday evening. June Is. in the
homo Of Mr.. John Norris, when
party was given in joint celebration
Of their birthday anniversaries. Mrs.
LILLIAN G. Dugan acted, as hostess and
was assisted by Mrs. May Norris and
Mrs. Ida Higgs. The rooms were dec
GRATED with ferns, cut flowers and
American flags. An orchestra played
for the dancing. which was followed
by supper 4 short program OF music
was given by MIR. Henry Schuette. Mr..
George Schuette. MIR. Charles Garrick,
Mr. Fay Braden and Mr.. Harry Dar-
bills of Baltimore, and Mr.. T. Lally
Of this city.
Among the guests were MIR. and
Mrs. II. L. Dugan. Mr.. Charles Kopp.
Mr.. v. Schuette. Mr.. John Norris. Mr..
J. Peake. Mr.. c. Parezo. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Higss, Mrs. NJ. HigEs. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. E. Leslie. Mr.. and. Mrs. H. Ditt-
mer. Mrs. NJ. Smithson and her
daughters. Mrs M Parezo. Mr..
Charles Parezo, Mr.. z. A. Peake. Mr..
G. Hatton. Mr.. w. Bray. Mr.. l. Nc
Carthy. Mrs. G. Davis. Mr. v. Hardy.
Miss l.. Frank. Miss II. Houck, Miss
May Norris. Miss Ida Norris. Miss
Helen Peake. Mr.. Edward Peake. Miss
T. Bayley. Mr. NJ. p. Morris and Miss
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:. Personal Notes.

Mrs. Louise Glaser and little daugh-
ter. Luette. who were. guests of the
formers parents, Mr and Mrs. D. J.
to her home In Boston Monday.
Mrs. Louise Newmyer is In Atlantic
City for the summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Sol Bieber are at
Eluemoht, Va. for the summer.
Mrs. Nathan Kahn has returned
from a three-week visit In Chicago:
Mrs. Jymes Lansburgh and Mr.. and
Mrs. Synauel Schwarz have returned
from weeks trip to Pittsburgh by
motor. ...-
daughter, Mrs, Ullman. and children
are ut Braddock Heights, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Baer and Mr.. and Mrs: Eu-
gene Young were in Baltimore Mon
Sav az the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry, Strauss. son-in-law ano
dauchter Of Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Baer
Who celebrated their tenth annfver-
sarv at a luncheon at their home in
Forest Park. and dinner party at
the Suburban Club for a family party
The Friday Afternoon Bridge Cluo
met at the Country CfuO tor luhcneoh
and bridge last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Aubrey Fischer. the
latter formerly Miss Elsie Picard OF
this city. whose marriage took place
last week. are at the Breakers At
lantic City.
Mrs. Mark Blum is at Bluemont'
Va, for several weeks.
Little Miss Ruth Eehrend. daughtef
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Behrend. eel
ebrated her fifth birthdaN anniversary
by entertaining a number OF Ter lit
tie friends at a novel tea party on
the lawn Of her home in Chevy Chase
tuesday afternoon at S o'clock. Diff
ferent booths were placed around tht
lawn where ice cream cones. candles
drinks. balloons. lolly-pops suspended
from a bush and birthday CAKE
were served to the little guess N''
were also treated to pony-cart rides
having their pictures taken and th'
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greatest surprise Of the afternoon
was an organ-grinder with 4 monkey
that performed tricks. At the first
booth each guest was presented with
a small purse with as many pennies
rs he was old with which to buy the
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Kaufman. for
merly of Baltimore. whose marriage
took place in the spring. have an
apartment at the Ambassador, 10th
and s streets.
Mr.. Lee Baumgarten and Mr.. Sid
ney c. Kaufman were on a short fish
ing trip at Seneca. Md. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Eiseman and
son aud Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Baum
and son left Friday for Friendship
Heights. Md. where they have taken
a cottage for the summer.
Miss Lillian Bonny of Philadelphia.
who was the guest of Mrs. Jonas
Michaelis at the Woodley. for ten days,
has returned to her home.
Miss Henrietta Schiffman Of Ger
mantown. Pa. is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Teckla Haas of 18th street, for
two weeks,
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Children to Give Fair >,
To Help Organ Fund

A group Of children will give a lit
tie fair tomorrow afternoon from 2
until s o'clock on the grounds Of the
lovely place Of MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Tuckerman. at Edgemoor. Nd, for
the benefit Of the organ fund Of ST.
Johns Church. at the corner Of Brad
ley lane and Wisconsin avenue.
Among those taking part will be
the children of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Robb and Comdr. and Mrs. Hugh Nc
Lean Walker. the little Misses Bride,
Carma Burgess. Griscom Randle.
Laura. Elsie and Ruth Tuckerman
and others Of their little friends.
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Drapery Department

3ein. Sem, whit, ivory and eeu epea-voFk bordes,
bsth sdes Special, loe yard.
5oin. Surrey Cloth, plain dap4y fabric, IN blue,
wedge, hemsttehed. Special, lse yard.
3ein. Saim, white and ivory, plain with lin. heavy sel
hemstitehed. Special, lse yard.
Linene Table Covers plain tan center with striped
border, in blus brown Or green Special $l00 each.
50in. Imitation Slip Cover Linen whit stzpss taa
ground. Regularly $l.25. Special, 75e yard. 49,.
36in. Cetoane, nice assortment Of patas taks. from
regular stock priced up 10 $l2s yard Special Ee yarL
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Mrs. Crawford Announces
Marriage of Dauehte,

Mrs Charles Montgomery Crawford
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter Dorothy Melville to Capt Geoffry
Marshall. L. S. A.. Thursday. June 90.
at st. Thomas Church. The bride is
the daughter Of the late Charles Mont
gomery Crawford Of Fox Chase, Phila-
delphia-
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DR.. c. Ernest Smith, and was
very quiet. with only the members
OF the two families present After a
short wedding trip Capt and Mrs. Mar
shall will be at home at 2426 18th street.
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The Linen Shop

100 dossa Madeira hand-seauspsd sdss, ea.sesuhEs&
dossa
Il Madsia handsealsped sdss, eysas ssed said and et
work. beautiful dsagns, 72iaeh danstR. Regularly 5000.
For $3e.00 each. = : -. =,
Hasd-Boeksd Puzs ussa TabIs csvss, e.lassl dsden
H,sn, 81 i,ehes square. Regularly $780, Fer $40
each. ;, -
800 Japa.sss Blue Print Searfs l7z5o ,ehsa Regularly
Soc, Fee Sc,
Rsnaa.h d Pws Llsm Tahe Danasi, odd Tshs 0sis,
ed siau dssa kap'da1 Lssa+ sacv t. ns.i9 y'is.
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WINS A SCHOLARSHIP.

Miss Margaret MCGOWAN. a student
Of Notre Dame Academy has been
awarded the Anna Hanson Dorsey
schola rship to Trinity College. it was
announced yesterday. She was one of
the six students o. various high
schools and academies in Washington
to compete for the scholarship. which
is valued at $4,000.
The scholarship was founded by
the ladies' auxiliary board Of regents
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Howe-Brooks Wedding
Takes Place Thursday

The marriage of Miss Polly Brooks.
daughter of Mrs. Chauncey Brooks.
and Mr.. William Deering Howe. will
take place in New York Thursday. June
80. at St. Thomas Church at o'clock.
, A reception will follow at the
Plaza Hotel and Mr.. and Mrs Howe
will spend their honeymoon abroad.
Mrs. Brooks and her daughter spe mt
a winter in Washington several sea-
sons ago when Miss Brooks made
her debut.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
DOG TAGS READY FRIDAY.
Unlicensed Animals Soon Will Be
Chased by Poundmaster,

Dog tags for the new fiscal year
will be ready for issuance by the
collector of taxes on the first floor of
the District building tomorrow morn
ing, the health department announced.
For the first few days of July the
poundmaster will not take into Gus
tody dogs found on the streets with
old tags on. But as soon as the daily
number of applicants for new tags
begins to dwindle the poundmaS ter
will renew his activities.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Preinventusy sah Of an odds and ssda Early shoppers
v sst The choice valuea In ssods sesd By
handling.
II Madeira Hand-Eulssidarsd Tea osti IS i.ehss zeal.
lopsd edge syeet and sold wssk Regularly $1,000 $A73.
For 500 each. &
1000 Flet Of the Loom Seaf an 6t O with Rnene esa.
tr 1885, 1885, 1854 inehsa Values $780, For $l50
each. .-.
z Cloth, 81 inches. Regularly $zIyoo to 5000. F~
$500 each
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Charles F. Foley Weds
Miss TYLER C.. Norman

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Robert Nor
man have issued cards announcing
the marriage Of their daughter Tyler
Cooke to Mr.. Charles Francis Foley.
June II. at St. Matthew'S Church. Mr..
and Mrs. Foley will motor to Atlantic
City. where they will spend most of
the summer.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Master Science Degree
Conferred on Col. Wilson

The Ohio State University, Column
bus. Ohio. at the recent commence
ment conferred the degree of master
Of science in public health on Col.
James Sprigg Wilson. NJ. c.. u. s. A.
Col. Wilson 's now serving as chief
surgeon of the 5th Army Corps area
Evening star., 1921-06-26
Miss NJ. J. Keegan Honor
Guest at Surprise Party

Miss NJ, j. Keegan Of sol South
Patrick street. Alexandria, Va. was
given a surprise party last week by
clerks of the Southern Railway. Miss
Helen Crippen. Miss Lucy Wilkins.
Millstead gave a program Of music.
Refreshments were served on the
lawn.
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Announce Engagement
OF Washington Couples

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Bosley Roy
ston announce the engagement Of their
daughter, Stella Sherwood. to William
Kemeys. son Of the late Edward Ke-
meys and Mrs. Laura kemeys of
Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hirschman an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Flora to DR.. Irwin b. Cohen.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
SENTENCED TO 12 YEARS.

Justice Bailey in Criminal Division
sentenced Charlie Smith. colored. to
serve twelve years in the peniten-
tiary Smith pleaded guilty to a
charge Of felonious assault on Thel-
ma Pryor. colored. eight years old.
Evening star., 1921-06-26
GORGAS TO BE HONORED.

The government of Panama has pur-
chased a bronze bust OF the late Gen
William c. Gorgas. which will be
placed dt the entrance of the Santo
Thomas Hospital at Panama
President Porras of Panama, in
Evening star., 1921-06-26

Steneed Portiee, 3s inches BY ~ yards valiety Of Do
ds,s Regularly $780, Special $500 pair.
stencied Couch Covers 60 inches wide and full lensh
Regularly $3.50. Special, $500 each.
Steneed Valance Cutan, n inches wide and ~ yards
long, valance included in iet Regularly $780, Special $500
c.,,ss1pe Summer Pertinss saovlake and iIk stripes
rose and blue somda Regularly $500 and $3.50. Special
$ls5 pair. ~
dix shipe. rose blue and green Regularly $780, Special,
$3.50 pair.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

sanitary work accomplished by DR..
Gorgas in Panama, and feel this Is
one of the most appropriate ways Of
showing our gratitude"
Evening star., 1921-06-26

of Trinity College in honor Of Miss
Anna Hanson Dorsey. well known
author.
Evening star., 1921-06-26

writing to the English sculptor. P.
Bryant Baker. in charge Of the work.
said:
I'VE appreciate very deeply the
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Big Rug Values for the Final Days of
the Pre-Inuentory Sale
WAITE GRASS RUGS.

Blue, green, Tan, gray and rose color.
inss in these excellent Rugs, in 4 very
liberal assostment Of designs and the fol.
lowinx 9xss:
Evening star., 1921-06-26
ADMINISTER RUGS.

Two good ises and at prices that
make your purchasing now worth while.
8 xl2 $500
6,3xlO.6. 800
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30
THE T AT 4 l. Z r


In chapel Wednesday morning Mr..
Woodruff suggested that a general
cleanup about the buildings would be
worth while
Robert Hefner: 81 believe the clean
up most needed about the school is
about the study halls and recitation
rooms. especially the floors and
desks"
Gerster Brown: 1.-THE boys should
play their games at the rear Of the
building and throw cigarette snipes
and waste paper elsewhere besides
school grounds"
Hallye Lanford: This school should
compare favorably in outward appear
ance with other schools by planting
flowers and caring for the grass. We.
in our central position in town, could
create a. most favorable impression on
both strangers and homefolks."
Mr.. Rechtin: I'VE are not careful
enough about our standing or sitting
upon the memorial stones. We intend
to be respectful. Let us therefore ex.
ercise more care. And Furthermore, let
us on Armistice day place memorial
wreaths on these stones
Miss Davis: "a little care and fore
thought will prevent most of us the
bits OF sluggishness which We would
do away with If, however, there ex'
isted anything that mars beauty Of
school and grounds, each individual
should feel responsible for its removal"
Betty Brett: Cleanliness is next TO
Godliness, and IL We keep our school
cleaner we will be finer and better
people"
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DOMESTIC SCIENCE CLUB

A new club has been organized in
the high school. The charter members
are girls taking third year domestic
science making a b average.
The club held its first meeting two
weeks ago. The purpose of this club
meeting was to elect the officers which
are Edna Parks. president; Mary Skin
ner, vice president; Maudie Stacy, Sec
retary; Anne McSwain, treasurer.
There were eleven pledges initiated
at the meeting held at the high schooi
on Tuesday evening, October the IS.
Those initiated were Bessie Brown,
Mary nellie Broen, Dorothy Davis,
Gladys Douglas, Anne Everett and
Edwin Mcbride, Nan Reardon, Susie
Shepard, Irene Smith, the Misses
Keyes and Carlock.
A delicious supper was served and
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THE LATINA SODALITAS

The Latina Sodalitas was entertain;
ed at the home Of Miss Rebecca Love
on Tuesday evening at which time
the pledges were initiated.
After passing through perilous voy-
ages with Aneas each candidate was
received into full membership of the
Latina Sodalitas.
At the close of the meeting dainty
ice course was served.
The new members are Doorez Fen
ner. Ruth Dilworth, Virginia Crockett,
Lcona Williams. James Dolman, VIII
liam Tate. VIII Daniel Evans,
and Robert Hcfner. Other members
that were present were Norma Gates,
Nancy I'raley, Halleye Lanford, Clell
Butler, Nanoi Rollins, Maudie Stacy,
Nellie Wilson, Rebecca Love, Rebec'
ca Sparks, Kathryn Stonum, Ruth
Burton, Lucille Killingsworth, Guynn
Whiteman, Joe Thompson, Chester
Cole, Waverly Vaughn, Elmer Slough
and Once Lewis and Miss Philbrook.
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s1 ARph0RE GyZy
- SCHOOL MENV ~,

knowledge of football. Last year he
coached the Lawton eleven to cham
pionship and we hope he does the
same for us this year. Mr.. Van Dyn.
is under no obligation to the school
and he receives no pay for his work
but nevertheless he Is out every day
doing his best for the success Of the
team and the reputation of the school.
Every student and teacher of the
Ardmorc high appreciates and admircs
the wonderful loyalty of Mr. Van
Dyne toward the schools Of the city
in which he lives. And when the sea-
son is over ana as expected the title
Of champions is ours, We may well
know that the work of this man made
it possible.
Ted Freeman.
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Jokes

Chester Cole: That man cremated
his wife.
Lucille X: Is that the way you are
going to do me?
Boy in Latin: How do you pro-
nounce this word?
Miss Philbrook: Just call It Cato.
Boy: Justcallitcato.
Mr.. Breneman: Black substances
conduct more heat than substances Of
other colors.
Bill Wymore: Is that why negroes
perspire so much in summertime?
Luther Dulaney: What shall / give
my girl for her birthday?
Other Pupil: Give her book.
Luther: / think she has one.
Senior Boy: You get prettier every
time / look at you.
Senior Girl: l wish you would look
at me oftener.
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Engineers Cooperative
Will Pay Dividend

CLEVELAND o., oct 20. - The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Cooperative bank will pay a dividend
to its depositors Nov. /, which will be
over and above the regular per cent
interest paid on savings accounts w.
f. McCaleb, manager Of the institution
announced. This is said to set pre-
cedent in American banking.
The dividend, will be pro-rated
among the depositors according to the
length Of time their money has been
on deposit. 1t will range from 4 TO
per cent or more, Mr.. McCaleb said.
About $4,000 will be disbursed.
Shareholders OF the bank will receive
q dividend Of about per cent at the
end OF the banks year, Nov. /.
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Drs. Pollock and Shelton and Miss
Geno. our health nurse, We're in our
school this week and gave all the
children a physical examination. Sew
eral children were found needing medi-
cal attention.
All of the rooms are very pretty
with their decorations of Jack olan-
terms, black cats, witches and other
Halloween designs.
Martin Haskell has transferred from
the fifth grade in second ward to the
fifth grade in fourth ward
Olly billiard Of the fifth grade is out
on account of illness.
Alice Rodgers of the fourth grade
is having her eyes treated.
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SENIOR REPORT
(Juanita Richardson)

Owing 10 the sudden death of Judge
N. Davis, Mrs. Davis, supervisor
the Senior study hall, has been
oent all week The entire student
" joins the seniors in expressing
her our sincere sympathy in this
bur Of sorrow and bereavement.
The seniors will entertain the
pthers' Club next Wednesday. The
mmittees appointed for this enter
Inment are. program COMMITTEES:
bllye Lanford, chairman, Mary Davis
ID John williams. Refrcshment COM
)ttee: Mary London, chairman, Chris
be Jordan and Anne McSwain. Re
ption committee: nellie Wilson, chair
In, Cecile Purcell and Cecil Irby.
kvor committee: Lyndall Hudson,
airman, Roberta Jones and Marzette
ge.
Norma Gates was elected Queen Of
De Senior Carnival. The returns Of
De election are as follows: nellie Will
n ss2. Mary Davis 1902 and Norma
Rtes 1928.
Seniors who have important parts
the opsretta are nellie Wilson. lead
lady, Louise Ridpath, Roberta
bnes. Chester Cole. male lead, Cecil
by and HALEY Walcott.
Many ether seniors are in the Choir
- Our eperetta books have ar
ned aod prac3ice will begin soon.
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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Art Kxlibit

On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
- junior high school had very at
|NdHvs are exhibit. The pictures fur
|i1hsd by the Oklahoma Art Co., Of
|k1akuA Cfty comprised 125 Sepia
- ennAcolored colonial prints repro
nss4 arecly from the originals, in
hnk&Ae the following well known
|ulRnn1E Aurora" by Revis; Car
- G Allah" by Maxfield Parrish;
HAuEn9 Flower Carl" by Hilchack,
~ S1dldreu Of the Shell" by Muril-
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fE40''
INDUCES
81 EE P

Humphreys Number Forty" IN
duces Repose, and Natural Refreshin,
Sleep.
For Insomnia, Sleeplessness. Wake
fulness, Restlessness.
No Narcotic. No Opiate, No Dope
40 habit forming Drugs, Strict
homeopathic.
30c and s1.00 at all Drug Stores,
or sent on receipt OF price, or c. o.
d. Parcel Post
Humphreys Seventy Seven" breaks
up colds that hang on.
3Oc and 800 at all Drug stores. or
sent on receipt OF price, or c. o. D.
Parcel Post.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co..
1856 William Street, New York. Medi'
cal Book Free.
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An AppreciatiOn

Mr.. r. X VanDyne, formerly OF the
University OF Ohio, and a veteran
football player OF that school. is now
assisting the A. II. $. eleven in their
rapid climb 10 what we hope will end
in the championship Of the state. Mr..
Van Dyne was chosen for the all
American team and has complete
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N0UO8 REPORT

|DRtne me absence of Mrs. Davis
y - Veek Mrs. Walter Young has
- - eAE4e of the Juniors and
manD - tho north study ball.
Eaonaaay morning, tho usual day
y ao0aA making in chapel, an i'm
WUen yrogKam was given in which
IN ~ stndent body and faculty took
hxt. Tho subject discussed was the
tder and cleanliness both in and
tout ~ school, end many good sug-
kgtions vGV made by which the
resent cund1tion might be derived
3om such a~Eenerd discussion as this.
I1n the operett2 soon to be given
high schonl students q large num-
Of juniors viii take part. Several
IN have leading roles, and many
>hW7 will appear in the songs and
knces.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
ke art exhibit of the Colonial Art
bmpany was given. The admission
ekets were fifteen cents, and the diff
trent classes tried 10 excel one an
sher in the sale Of these. Proceeds
ent to form fund for the purchase
! pictures for the school. The exhibit
as given in the junior high school in
teod OF the senior high as was done
st year. Z
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a lively business meeting followed
during which several committees were
appointed BY the president. The club
will meet every three weeks during
the school year.
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FALLING STARS PLENTIFUL
IN NORTHERN SKIES

TORONTO Ont. Oct %. = The
Northern skies. during clear nights
this autumn, have been sueaked with
an unusually large number Of falling
stars" The display has had the strik-
ing feature of showing sparks and
smoke or vapor in the trails OF the
meteors. At the observatory here, a.
study of the phenomenon is being
made
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Edwin Stahl in the fourth grade is
absent from school on account Of his
eye being hurt.
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NOTICE X. OF p

On Monday evening, october 81, the
knights Of Pythias will have their
opening dance at the hall. Good music.
Every member cordially invited
Knights only.
-CONAdIrtsrIN
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Mr.. Cisco's room and Miss Hicks
room had a spelling match Friday.
They also had "a Halloween party Sat
urday night
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Our Mothers club had a. very sue.
cessful candy sale last Saturday in
front Of Westheimers.
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FOURTH WARD

Mrs. Deskins was a school visitor at
third ward Wednesday October 2G.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Mrs Caldwell was school visitor
at Third Ward Wednesday, October 26.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

No. dear. no one is dying in the
basement It's only Mr.. Reitz' ma
chinery bowling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Mrs. Murphy is back in school again
after an absence of two weeks on ac-
count Of illness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

Mrs. Morgan's room had candy
sale Thursday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-30

The fourth grade have two new pu.
pills, Elma May Obrun, Violet Sewell.
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Mrs Cooper was a school visitor at
third ward Wednesday, October 26.
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Mrs. Alexander was school visitor
at third ward Wednesday, October 26.
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THIRD WARD

Third ward has been very FORUM
ate and has had living species for
bird study. Tho birds were captured,
studied and then they were set free.
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FIRST WARD

new equipment for which they are
very glad,
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SOPHOMORE REPORT

EHett Dunlap, who has been i'll, is
hck' in school.
Mort Brown, who was injured in
e Norman game, will probably be
De TO play in the Hugo game Friday.
T'he sophomores took great interest
the election Of the senior carnival
been. Norma Gates was elected as
been.
"Wednesday morning in chapel dir.
brent pupils gave interesting discus
|ons on beautifying and cleaning up
he school grounds.