The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-01
SOCIETY NEWS
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Ryonis Creed.
Keep us o God from pettiness; may
we be large in thought. IN word
and deed.
Let us be done with fault finding and
leave off self seeking.
May we put away pretense and meet
each other face to face without self
pity and without prejudice
May We never be hasty In judgment
and always generous
Let us take time for all things: make
us to grow calm. serene. gentle.
Teach us TO put into action our bet
ter impulse, straight forward and
unafraid.
Grant that we may realize it. Is the
little things that create difference;
that in the big things OF life we
are one.
And may we strive to touch and TO
know the great woman's heart of
us all and o Lord let us not forget
TO be kind.
A very attractive little book, con.
tanning the Ryonis club creed, and
the constitution and bylaws. has been
prepared and may be secured by the
members at the next meeting of the
Ryonis Club, which win be held on
March Sth. The meeting for today
was not held on account of the in.
olemency Of the weather.
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Soloist and Render Here
Miss Cameron Boone. OF Texas, an
artist Of considerable note, who is well
recognized as a singer and also as
reader, will arrive this evening and
win be guest at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Don Lacy. Miss Boone comes
to Ardmore for the Musical Spectacle,
Yesterday and Today" in which she
has a leading part and which is to be
presented Thursday night az the Pal
ace Theater.
A special meeting OF the Woman's
Union Of the First Christian church
will be held on Friday morning at
$50, when business OF importance
win be considered.
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BriG$, Party Postponed.
Mrs. ]. 4. Dexter will not enter.
tain the members of the Thursday
Bridge Club this week as was pre-
viously announced.
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A Spring garment sale and market
has been planned for Saturday by
Circle Number Seven OF the Broadway
Methodist church., to be held IN the
whiteman and Simpson store.
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Miss Valeta Shelby, who has been
seriously i'll during the past week,
has recovered and is again able to
attend school.
Mr.. Grady X. Kent, All North
Washington avenue, has as her guests
Mrs. l.. II. Gregg of Bentonville, Ark
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An interesting Parent.Teacher's
meeting for the First Ward will be
held Thursday afternoon when the
program will be in charge Of the third
grade pupils.
It is planned to name memorial
trees at this time FOR Mrs. Cisco, who
was the wife Of the principal Of the
First ward school and for Lois Dixson
Merle Garrison. Hubert Johnson, Lola
Wilson, Woody Hale and Margaret
Glenn, all former students OF the
First ward.
Mrs. Sam Butler, president Of the
Audubon Society. will discuss native
birds.
Mr.. Harris, scout executive, vii
address the club ON scout work.
Mrs. Henry Davis left yesterday fo'
Corpus Christi. where she will visit
friends. She expects to be away about
10 days.
Mrs. Charles Copeley will go L
Hugo today for q short visit will
friends and relatives.
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Dress Rehearsal.
A dress rehearsal will be held a
the Palace Theater Wednesday evening
at o'clock, for members Of the cas-
of Yesterday and Today" which Il
being presented on Thursday evening
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Mrs. Won Weise Returns.
A three weeks trip Of q thousanC
delights covering the most interesting
points IN Mexico has just been com
pleted by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Vol
weise who returned TO Ardmore Sat
urday. They accompanied a party o
thirty Oklahoma City people, includ
ing Governor and Mrs. Robertson ant
a number Of Oklahoma City banker
and business men. The Mexican con
sui at Oklahoma City was a member o
the party.
The oklahomans travelled in a spe
cial car, going TO Mexico by the south
ern route, through Piedras NegTas
returning by the western route am
arriving In Texas by way OF Juare'
Climate and scenery in Mexico ar
alike delightful" Mrs Won Weis
said. FLOWERS are blooming every