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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
Clubs
CLuBS FOR WEDNESDAY
prorr~~sive Thought club

Progressive Thought Club
The annual picnic Of the Progress
I've Thought club win be held In the
upper part OF Woodland park.
Luncheon win be Mt noon and all
former members of the club are In
vited 10 attend. Further Information
may be obtained from Mrs. r. H.
Pike. 2os5 Federal ave. Instructions
are 20 take the Phinncy car.
Elsic lincoln Benedict Club
The human analysts class OF the
Elsie Lincoln Benedict club win meet
at 9 p. m In the Erickson room OF
the Y. W. c. A.. Fifth ave. and Sen
cca St Readings on character will
be given by Prof. John Il. Aver. NJ.
". and Prof. A. L. Sixer. Phi ID.
Persons interested In the study OF
human nature are invited TO attend.
wisconsin Goldrnrod Club
The Wisconsin Coldenrod club win
meet at the home OF Mrs. Alexander
Lester. s1oo ssnd Ave-. ". II. A box
luncheon will be served at is:,o .. m.
Lorraine Social Club
Lorraine Social club win meet on
"wednesday. July 81. : p. m. In the
Masonic temple. All Eastern Stars
invited.
Crcru Lake w. c. T. y.
The Green Lake w. C. T. u. viii
meet at y. IN. "Wednesday st the
homo OF Mrs &. II. Gilmore. esso
wccdin place The Loyal Temper.
ance Legion win have charge OF the
program.
Reb~kah Relief COMMITTEES
All Rebekahs are invited 20 the
basket picnic which the Rebckah re-
lief committee will hold at Aiki beach
on Wednesday. Arrangements are In
charge OF the president OF the com.
mittee. Mrs. Vivian iSilgore.
Nina NJ. frye Tent No. ~
Nina 81. Frye tent No. ~. Daugh.
tiers OF Veterans viii entertain with
a card party and home cooked din.
ncr "Wednesday. July ~. In v~srr.
ans hall. Armory. Cards WIN com.
mcncc at : p. IN. and dinner Will be
served from $50 TO $40. Regular
meeting Of the Daughters win be
called to order at Tao .. m Officers
and members win please take notice.
Literary and Travel Club
The Literary and Travel club WIN
hold a picnic wednesday. July ~. at
tho home Of Mrs Joseph Hardy. at
Hunts Point The boat win leave
Madison park at ioSs a m
q. A. Y Homo Sewing Circle
The ladies OF the O. A. H. Home
Sewing circle win meet az the home
Of Mrs. Sestie Biss~li. 5sT w. Tsth
st.. "Wednesday. July 81. at i.:5o ..
IN Take rhinncy car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

81. Luke h said to have rvpcrted
the Sermon on the Mount In short
hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Tho first locomotive ever run IN
America made its trial trip in 1929.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
CynthM's Ans7Cers
TO Short Questions

Cynthia's Answers
TO Short Questions
Ii the agricultural section Of the
United States railroad administration
stiIl operaung7 JACK.
The agricultural secfton snds dis
cosftnsed about March 4. 1890. The
srovk Of this bureos snas cipen up.
and not transferred TO another de-
parfment
II there q road which follows the
Hudson rivcr7 T.
Yes; the Albany post road. from
Nep York TO Albany. This Il good
road and most Of the time runs usfh-
In doht Of the ripeY.
When was John Mccormack born7
SELMA
John Mccormack pns born IN Ath-
lone. ireland. June II. 1884,
What was the cause OF the Mexi-
can war; jim.
The dnnerdfion of Terds. iehich
had rrbeiicd against Mcrtco. and the
territorial CLAIMS OF Tcras on chsch
that state had not made good either
By rdy or occupation: the trish Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

The Dickens Fellowship will meet
Thursday evening. July IS. In thc Y.
W. c. A. Topic. general discussion
OF Dickens works. Visitors welcome.
Women Jururs' Picnic
Women Jurors picnic will be held
Saturday afternoon. July 90. at
Woodland park. Bring box lunch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Peanut Party"

A Peanut Party viii be given
by Seattle lodge No. 7. Degree Of
Honor Protective association. Tues
day. July 20. at . .. m. In Ever.
green hall. Arcade building Each
person attending Is requested to
bring an Individual lunch not exceed
Ing three articles All friends cor.
daily invited TO attend. A special
program has been arranged by the
entertainment COMMITTEES A short
business session win b held At
8 p. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

Ncws From National Ccaveotion
A letter received this morning
from Cleveland. Ohio. gives romc In.
tcresting news OF the Washington
delegation at the national conven.
ton Of the Business and Professional
Womcn'a clubs. On Monday. July
~. Miss Lulu Fairbanks. state presi.
dent was invited 20 attend the din
ncr given at the Country club. Of
Cleveland. in honor Of Mrs. Lena
Lake Forrest. the national president.
and the national executive board.
and Miss Anna Marie Brucggcrhoff
was an especially invited guest at
the Ohio state conventions banquet.
Miss Brueggerhoff was the only club
publicity chairman who was honorcd
by an invitation TO the Press club
luncheon on Tuesday. July 10. At
the state luncheon tho Washington
delegation selected Mrs Dorothy ST.
monitor. delegate from the womcn.s
corpsnercial club OF Seattle. 20 repre-.
sent Washington on the national
nominating committee. which win Sc
lect new officers for the coming
year. One OF the most interesting
features Of the reading aloud OF the
greetings received by national presi.
dents was the dciugc Of live teic.
grams from the state Of Washing.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

The Ladies' Bce~fit club Of Oak
Park held Its annual picnic at Aiki
beach Thursday. Forty-nine mem
bcrs and their children enjoyed .
delightful afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

The Doric Social club win meet al
the home Of Mrs. J. Worth Dcns
more. 3so7 Dcnsrnorc ave. Thursday
July Is. : .. m All Eastern starr
invited.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Senior Notes
Vivian Duston)

vivian Duston)
With the last game Of the season OF
81 OF basket ball In the A. H. S.
history 1t is only fitting and proper
that some little account and praise
be given those who faithfully defended
old Ardmore High in the several
games.
The boys began the season on the
Pauls Valley court and defeated the
Pauls Valley quintette by score Of
% to %.
The A. II. S. girls began the sea-
son by defeating the Pauls Valley
six on the A. II. S. court with q
score Of 20 to 7.
And again and again, and again,
did our girls and boys prove irwin
chile. The girls had an all-victor-
ious season. and played the very
hardest teams In the district, and
won the beautiful loving cup which
means so much 10 A. IA. S.
The boys were victorious in n large
majority of their games. losing only
to Shawnee, Marietta. and Pryor.
Though they failed to bring back
the loving cup from the tournament
the general opinion In school IL that
they upheld A. II. $. In much harder
games and that the cup was lost
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Franklin Sehool-rirst Ward

Gillian Stout, Helen Murry, Edith
Pierce, Reporters)
Miss Peterson has finished testing
voices and has divided the eighth
grade into two parts and has started
contest. The side losing is to take
the other side on a picnic. No one
is ahead so far.
The eighth grade had an ice cream
sale Thursday. With the proceeds
they are going to purchase two steel
cases in which to put our portfolios
during the summer so they wont get
lost. The eighth grade is doing this
as q class memorial
Miss Hicks the Eighth b teacher
has been talking for some time about
taking the girls Of the Seventh and
Eighth grade on a hike some Sat
urday morning. The two grades of
girls all met In Eighth A where Miss
Hicks divided them into groups Fri
day and planned for Saturday morn
ing hike. There are about thirty
going each time We intend TO 60 two
or three times before school is out.
Each time we are going to breakfast
out there.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
StenOgraplloi

Lorene Haynie and Miss Bow en-
tertained the Stenographoi Club last
Monday evening with a delightful
St. Patrick party as the home of the
former, 10 First st. $. w. Every
thing was either Irish or in short
hand.
AS a knowledge of orthography is
an absolutely essential requisite of a
good stenographer (which we all hope
to be) a spelling contest was given.
1t contained such demons as recipro-
city antiphlogistine, ammanuenthesis,
and another terror which l cannot
spell. Jean Ledbetter won the prize.
missing only two words, and was pre-
scented with charming little Easter
basket with the customery chicks"
attached.
Another contest consisted of a SER
les Of questions to be answered by the
name Of an island; as. What island
are to be found at picnics and lunch
counters?" Answer, Sandwich. Cecil
lrby won this contest and was pre-
sented with prize.
A journey was next announced,
and everyone presented with a travel
ing case. The destination OF each
was pinned TO his back. and no one
allowed to tell him where he was
going. Later in the game each trav-
eler wa1 required TO name something
which began with the same letter as
his first name and take that object
with him. Needless To say some in
tensely interesting not TO say ridicu-
lous combinations were discovered.
Other games were the source Of much
amusement, and helped to make the
occasion thoroughly enjoyed.
A few minutes We're devoted to n
business meeting, and an ice-cream
sale planned. The sale was given Fri
day and the club cleared $1,000.
Maudic Stacy, the vice-president pre-
sided in the absence of the presi-
dent. During roll call. response was
made with an Irish joke, and many
thrilling episodes in the life Of the
proverbial Pat and Mike were related.
A delicious ice-course was served
to the following members: orean Ar
cher, Luther Atkins. Sadye Bodo.
WITT, Octacia Brand, Mamie Criddle,
Grace Dyer, Clint Eddleman, Celia
Tishman, Salibeth Freeman. Cecil
Irby, Corrine Jones, Rose Kahn, Jean
Ledbetter, Leora Ledbetter. Philip
Marx. Vivian Mccullough, Lorene
Haynie, Vernon Stacy, Louise Nolen,
Vada Pace, Mary Rea. John Redfield,
Maudie Stacy. Joe Thompson, Flor
ence Wall, Hattie Bell Wall, Marguer-
tie Warren Florine Felker. Mable
Ruth Strong, Ruth Fiscs, Lyndall
Hudson josephine Fischl. Mary Mil
ler and Miss Bow. Sadye Bodowita
acted as critic.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
DAILY ARDMOREITE

through mere exhaustion Of having
played two hard games in one day.
A word for the coaches must be
said. Mr.. Woodruff. as girls coach
proved very able. He generously
gave his time on each afternoon to
girls athletics. He is indeed worthy
of great deal OF praise for 1t was
through his untiring efforts that the
A. II. $. six again came out cham
pions of the Southern District of Ok
lahoma.
Mr.. Morrison, as boys coach proved
the best ever" under his faithful
guidance. and with his help the
boys won over some Of the largest
teams in the state. Without his help
the '2l season could not have been
so successful
A line up Of each OF the teams
follows:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
PHILOSOPHY ONE

Take any ten for your own use.
Expose yourself TO an invitation to
join some high school organization.
Freshmen, this will be your home
for four years, so watch your step"
Victory is not the aim, only the re-
ward of merit, in athletics.
Only one man in nine ever changes
his habits, after leaving school. Think
it over.
Some people grow under responsi.
bility; others merely swell.
Don't waste your time with the side
shows OF high school life.
Taking things easy now will make
you uneasy later on.
Your high school career will be
what your freshman year makes IT,
Specialize in only a few activities,
and give them all the pep you have.
Honor the athletic teams.
All English students are asked to
Under the shade of the tacamahac,
a tall tar tapped his tambourine,
While u troubled Turk in turban sat
And ate turtle soup from a trim
toureen.
Bloomer Sullivan, it is reported, has
recently taken up the field study Of
ichthyology. John Redfield is a prom
ising student of photography.
Can you beat these definitions;
Salt is obtained by drying salt
water.
Dust is mud with the juice saueez-
ed out.
President Burton Of Michigan says
the chief work of a real school Is to
develop honesty, intelligence and vir-
tue.
With free movies and free Victor
concerts, school is becoming a plea.
SAINT place. We can only suggest
free lunch.
lobster wears his teeth on his
feet: thars one Of the raasons he's
4 lobster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

Superintendent Richards states that
during the recent meeting of the
National Superintendents Association,
there was conference upon Junior
High School of something like one
thousand superintendents from all
parts Of the country The question
for discussion was Has the Junior
High School Delivered the Goods?'
He states that a great many superin.
tendents were Of the opinion that the
Junior High had. While some few
felt that they had not yet fulfilled
the need of an Intermediate school in
the American school system
The definition given in this confer
ence for Junior High School was a
school that is separately housed. de
partmentally taught and promotion by
subjects. Since Ardmore is to have
a Junior High School at the next
school year, he states that he is not
satisfied with that definition for a
Junior High School.
First, he said that he was not
convinced that departmental teaching
entirely in the seventh and eighth
grades was the best, but believed that
there should be a gradual transition
from the 'mothering plant" os we
have it in the first six years of the
grammar school, TO departmental
work That in the seventh grade,
children should have their respective
teachers, who would be responsible
for the children IN her particular
room. and that possibly one-third Of
the work should be done by depart
mental teaching.
In the eighth grade this condition
should still continue, while something
like two-thirds of the work should be
done by departmental teaching.
Mr. Richards says that Dr., English
Of Harvard University agrees with
him in this opinion. Further, he does
not believe that the definition given
goes far enough in defining the par
ticular worR which a Junior High
School should do. That the junior
High should be differentiation Hchool
as well as an integration school. That
children should be classified accord
ing to their l. Q's, and that those who
have q low /. Q. should be given an
opportunity of taking a large part
OF their work in industrial subjects.
so that those children who are not
endowed by nature with the ability
to take the classical courses leading
to professions, should receive such
instruction as will equip them to
render the most efficient work pos
sible in their particular line Of en-
teavor That in the Junior High q
child should be able to find himself
and his life work, and should be
given such instruction as viii equip
him efficiently for that work. That
we should more and more seek to
meet the needs of the individual child
in education. rather than to give at
tention chiefly to the mass.
This school should also give op-
portunty for the especially bright
child to prepare and equip himself
for a particular work, and thereby
develop the potential leadership that
is found in every child, TO its fullest
capacity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
o. HRpN0RE Gy5zy
- SCHOOL MsyYVZ -

It's bad luck:
To raise an umbrella in the house.
To turn back after you have started
To fall too low in school deport-
ment.
Weather Forecast: A ring around
the moon means rain; ring around a
girls finger means sunshine.
The per cent of the total enrolment
who attend high school is in South
Carolina %, in Oklahoma GA, in cali
fornia 1870, in Ardmore 16.
Are you a Health Crusader? Then
why not adopt this:
PHYSICAL TRAINING CREED
l. l believe my body is my house
and should be kept clean as long as it
is occupied.
2. | believe my muscles should be
kept working smoothly by systematic
exercise.
8. / believe this training DEVELOPS
the will to make the best Of myself
and to do greater service for others.
4. | believe in athletics, in taking
my part in school contests in courage,
in fair play and sportmanship.
8. l believe that daily exercise
trains me TO feel and to understand
the joy in, work and play.
6. | believe l am growing to man
hood and am preparing myself to be
an active, intelligent, useful citizen,
ready to take my part and to give
the other fellow a square deal"
T. l believe in playing the game to
the end with all my mind, strength
and courage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20

II. 1921. a long interesting business
session was held during which plans
for obtaining money We're discussed
After business session a very interest
ing program was given as follows
How England Came Into Posses
sion of Ireland -Salie Joe Morton
Different Religions in Ireland
NsiiliI
Conditions in Ireland --Orean Archer
Song Wearing OF the Green"----
-------------Herodo Quartette
Jean Ledbetter Dream Archer,
Ruth F'ischl, Octavia Brand.
accompanied by Ukeleles)
After the program the time was
spent socially during which various
games were played. In the two con-
tests games Vivian Duston and Ches-
ter Cole won booty prizes. The even
ing was thoroughly enjoyed 10y all.
The club will meet with Corriene
Jones at the next regular meeting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Alpha Sigma Kappa

Miss Mary Noble was a charming
hostess to the members of the Alpha
Sigma Kappa on Wednesday evening,
The spirit Of St Patrick dominated
throughout the evening. The follow
ing delightful program was presented:
The Irish as Scientists, by Ferris
Richmond. kissing the Blarncy
Stone" by Mary Noble "St Patrick
by Berta stephens Duet, I'm Dub
lin Back to Dublin" Louise Ridpath
and Ray Doak.' Mrs. Murry's Re
cipe for Cake" by Helen Morgan.
Irish jokes were told by all menu
bers of the club. Appropriate games
were then played. Various mirth pro-
vokine stunts We're performed by cei-
tain unfortunate individuals.
A delicious green and white ioe
course was served
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Movies i'm Chapel

Ford educational films are being
shown twice week in chapel. The
film, Having a Circus" showed the
care Of the animals of the circus in
their winter quarters.
Landing the big fish in the Cana
dian Northwest, was a call to nature
Circulation Of Blood is to be
shown on the screen Friday, March
25th at the high school auditorium.
This is four reel film showing the
circulation Of the blood and is an
especial good picture and will be Of
great value to all children above the
fifth grade and to all adults. Physi'
clans and nurses are especially invit-
ed TO attend. The admission Of five
cents will be charged. The pictures
will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Girls Team To Norman

The girls basket ball team went
TO Norman Thursday to enter the
contest for state championship in
basket ball. This team has not beeo
defeated this year and recently won
the cup for the Southeastern district
They will pu. up n good fight % bring
state honors back.
Mr.. Woodruff as coach, ard Miss
Black, as chaperon, accompanied ;he
team The line up is as follows:
Vera Holland, captain, side-couter;
Maudla stacy, Jumping center; Eutha
F.isierw;cd and Mary Davis, fer
wards; Dsphen Easterwood anc Nenn''
Holdmon, guards. Cleo Carpenter,
Helen Byrd, Roberta Jones, subs,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Totals------------296

A. II. s. always comes out ahead!
or the six members of the girls
team that captured the cup. four,
Vera Holland, Maudie Stacy. Daphen
and Eutha Easterwood. are seniors.
Two Of the five boys on the first
team are seniors, Pleas Stringer and
F. II. Colbert. Heed and slough, subs.
are also seniors.
The Agriculture grounds are pro-
crossing rapidly under the care Of the
Agriculture class.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Thursday Night Movies

The crowd continues TO come to the
movie picture show each Thursday
night. Those who do not come, are
missing something interesting and
educational.
The following pictures will be
shown Thursday night: Robinson
Crusoe;" Oregon Lumbering;' "Gey-
sers and Hot Springs "Camouflage
In Modern War Fare"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
THE TALLER
Vol l, No. i8. publlshed occasionally

Vol l. No. lS. Published Occasionally
Since this Is the 18th issue OF this
paper, We call your attention TO these
curiosities:
Ethiopian, Z and IL.
japanese. 357.
Anybody. $1,000 900.
Good Luck Emblcms:
Irish. Four leaf clover
Nebro, Rabbits foot
Tire maker. Horseshoe.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Junior Class
(Lyndall Hudson)

The Junior girls who were on the
basketball team which won the cup
at Durant last week. went to Nor
man with the team Thursday.
Wednesday morning in chapel Mr..
Woodruff read us some very inter-
esting extracts from little booklet
telling why graduates win In life and
those who don't graduate fail. AL
though 1t was more for the seniors.
the other classes derived much food
for thought from them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Lntinn sodnlltas in Chapel

A most interesting and instructive
program was given by the Latina
sodaltas in the high school chapel
Monday morning. The reasons for the
studying Latin We're most intere e.
ingly given through the following pro-
gram:
Brass Buttons ------------------
-------Latina Sodalltas Orchestra
Rencfits Have Derived from
Latin Nancy Fraley
A Plea for the Classics by Eugene
Field ----------Roberta F0irchild
Arguing With Bob------------Joseph
Thompson and Gerald Cochran
SONGS
Integer Vitae --------LAtina Sudaltas
Tc .tnno patria------Latina Sodalitns
Ciceros First Grafton against
Catilnc ----------Hallyc Lantord
A SCHOOLBOY' DREAM
Caesars Ghost Chester Cole
Boy -----------------Eug Simons
Feather Your Nert-------------
-------Latina Sodalitas Orchestra
Latina Sodaltas will meet next
Tuesday evening with Ruth Burton.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-20
Nghth Grade

The eighth grade has been organ
lied and the following officers We're
elected: Lee Webb, president; EN-
berry Reeves, secretary Fount Tnlman,
treasurer: Neil Bean. yell leader. The
social committee is Irene Baum. Max
Robinson. Jewel Foster, Junior CHR
olm. The class pin committee Is,
Helen Pennington, Helen Ryen, Kath-