The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-11-16
Judges in Better Cities
Contest Praise H. s. as
One of Best in Country

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that they might see the work that is
being done
Her words We're congratulations and
praise of the school system, the board
members, teachers and students.
Nothing Too Good
Dr. c. c. Carston of New York
via Los Angeles" said the little par
ty "blew" into Ardmore this morn
ing with the idea that thcre is Moth
ing too good for the boys and girls
of Ardmore. He had words of praise
for the school as a whole and laid
stress on the music that had been
rendered by the high school orchestra
and the glce club
Miss Nell Wilson, pianist was term.
cd an accomplished artist by DR. j.
w. Searson of the University of Ne
braska. Likewise, he complimentcd
Superintendent Richards and his corps
of principals and teachers.
Points that he remarked favored
Ardmore included the songs and music
rendered by the students, and the rec
ord of teh football team which is
undefeated. Even the Pullman por-
ters say that this team is the cleanest
and most gentlemanly of any that
has travelled in their cars" he said
One of the Finest Schools
In closing, Dr.. McKeever said that
this chool is one Of the finest of its
kind in the country and said he was
glad TO see the work halted long
enough for prayer each morning
Prior to the short speeches made
by the judges of the contest, the high
school orchestra and glee club enter
tanned the assemblage. Following the
program cheers We're given by the
student body.
Following the reception at the sen
Tor high school, the judges went to
the Junior high school for an inspec-
ton. All Of them were pleased with
their findings, and said that the
building is one of the finest in tho
country from point of construction
and equipment
City Offices Are Visited
Accompanied by c. W. Richards /.
Mr.. Searson went to the police sta
ton, the city hall, fire station and .
other municipal departments Every |
phase Of the work and conduct Of /
these department were gone in.u and .
passed on.
find the citizenship in favor of
law enforcement" Mr. Searson said
wh,'e at the City Hall "The manner
in which they have taken matters
into their hands is an indication Of
that. | find everything in good condi-
tion and there will be number Cf
good points to be- checked up TO the
credit of Ardmore.'
NJ Carstens went into discussion
OF cifairs of the county with .Iu igc
Mnfrcy, Judge Champion. County At
trney Mathers AMI other county Cf-
ficers. gathering Information touch
ing upon conditions within the city.
Juvenile WOrlt is Probcd
Mrs. Fred Dick visited the cfiice
Of Mrs. Effie Wilkes, county proba.
ten officer, to gather information cn
juver"c work in general and he re-
laticnship Of the Give clubs in taking
care of the boys and girls within tho
Guy Nlt NbllARlllilNllAfii AlA' 'lAN 't'''
and especially the / Ctarians, or thcir
biz lrother" work
AT noon the three gentlemen of the
party were guests at the Rotary Cllb
hEcheon and Mrs Dick was guest ol
the Ryonis Club
Meeting This Afternoon
Judges in the contest met With the
women OF Ardmore ~ $50 o'clock this
afternoon at the Senior High School.
The general topic of discussion was
what the womens clubs Of the city Il
are doing to make this a good place
in which to raise boys and girls.
Mrs. John Whteman presided and
the following represented their rcspcc.
tive clubs, each making two-minute
talks.
Philharmonic, Mrs. j. II. French;
Delphians, Mrs. Fred Ellis; Ladies of
the Leaf. Mrs. G. l.. Mccain: Second /
Ward Civic League, Mrs Bert Gaines:
Ferndale Review, Mrs. g, Il. Ringer;
Audubon, Mrs. Sam Butler; Auxiliary
American, Mrs. T. L. Rayidson; y. W. Il
c. A, Miss Creola Ford; Ryonis. Miss
Daisy Nichols; d. a. r.. Mrs Ruther.
ford Brett; L. d. c., Mrs. Geo \. /.
Avis; Federated Missionary Society. II
Mrs. Walter Dnworth: Mothers Clubs, /.
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