The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-10
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asst week visiting relatives
Mrs. Fred Gafford returned Satur-
lay from Dallas after spending sew
eral weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Haste were trans
acting business in Norman Saturday.
Misses Hazel Fielding and Belle
reague spent the week end in Puuls
Valley with Mr.. and Mrs. J, r.
Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. McCarty left
last Friday for Madill to visit i few
days.
j. J. Cobb transacted business in
Ada and Oklahoma City the first Of
his week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Y. Seeds left Tues
lay for Oklahoma City, where they
will remain for u few weeks. Mr..
Seeds has an important invention,
which he is patenting, and now has
draughtsmen-atw work in Oklahoma City
perfecting blue prints, plans, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. West, who have
been sojourning here for some months
with Mrs. Vests father, Mr.. r. II.
Featherstone, left this week for Tex
arkana, where they will visit Mrs.
Vests sisters, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Hefner. Mrs. West will also place her
self under the care of a specialist for
medical treatment.
DR.. r. f.. L. Morgan OF Oklaho-
ma City preached to one of the larg-
est congregations at the Vinita ave-
nue. Methodist church in a long
time, on last Sunday night. The high
school Glee Club, under the direction
of Mrs. j. +. Belcher, sang for the
occasion most acceptably.
The Young Peoples society of the
Nazarene church of West 18th street,
meets now every Sunday afternoon
at p. M The society is growing in
both interest and in members. Young
and old alike invited 10 attend the
services.
Mr.. II. j. Barker of DouGlherty and
W. X. Crippen, members of the board
OF commissioners were here Monday in
attendance on all sessions of the
board.
Mrs. W. f. Bounds spent last week
visiting her son in Gainesville, Texas
Mrs. Bounds has been spending an ex-
tended visit with her son, Rev. c.
Bounds in this city.
The Sulphur boy scouts organization
took hike last week under the di-
rection of Scout Master Rev. c.
Bounds, and spent Friday and Fri
day night in the woods adjacent here.
They reported great time and all
the boys appreciate the splendid ef-
forts Of Rev. Bounds, who is the popu-
lar pastor OF the Vinita Avenue Meth
Odist church, and-ar good live citizen.
The intermediate league of the vi
nita Avenue Methodist church gave
social at the parsonage on last Fri.
day night. About % members wer,
present and enjoyed a great time.
Ira Potes left Monday morning fol
Enid to attend the w. o. W. con.
venton which convened in that city
Tuesday Mr.. Potes is consul comman.
der of the local camp. The regular
delegates, G. W. Stevenson and o. y
stephens, were unable TO attend. n.
was also alternates, #. y. Cruiup an(
A. y. Mcbride Mr.. Potes is a tireless
worker for Woodcraft. and hopes Il
see the fight within the order in this
state settled as speedily as possible.
Judge John II. Young was in Ard
more the first Of the week on bust
ness.
Dolph Govett, who has been in Tish-
omingo for month returned home
last week. He has been in Tisho
mingo helping establish a new Fore
agency for Messrs. r.. j. Carter ant
OF the plant in that city now.
William Parry was here from the
state University to spend the week enc
with his parents.
George IL. Nicholson, justice of tn,
supreme court of Oklahoma, spent the
week end In sulphur attending TO priv
ate business affairs.
NJ. b. Lasire of Hackett, Ark. spent
the past week here visiting his daugh.
ter, Mrs. W. II, Riley and Mayor
Riley.
Mrs. G. W. Stevenson and little
daughter are spending the week In
Sherman visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Connally o
Frederick are spending a week will
their parents in this city.
Dr. and Mrs. \. j. Chapman re-
turned Monday from trip TO Grand
field, Okla.
Or. j. VI. Salters, who now has al
office at Hartford Ark, spent tn,
past week with home folks here. Dr
Saltors was invited 10 open an of
flee in Hartford ana is enjoying {
thriving practice In that city.
Rev. Il. II. l.. Morgan OF Oklaho-
ma City state secretary FOR educa
tional work in oklahoma for th'
Methodist church, filled the pulpi
at the First Methodist church las
Sunday morning. His address was wei
received by the church DR.. Morgan
was formerly pastor at Ardmore.
Rev Montgomery from Kentucky
VINO is visiting in sulphur this winte
filled the pulpit at the First Christian
church last Sunday morning. Iii
gnrfnun tyug interesting and we'll re