The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-04-05
COUNTY Singing
MEET AT ROSE
HILL TWO DAYS
Delegates Decide to Meet in
Prairie Valley in July for
Quarterly Session and
Service.

The Carter County Singing conven.
ton met in regular quarterly session at
the Rose Hill church, two miles east
end three miles south of Wilson Satur.
day and Sunday, April and 2. Open
ing song was led by the president,
Charles II, Davenport of Glenn; prayer
10y Rev. ]. NJ. Hammons. pastor of the
Rose Hill church! song by convention,
led by j. A. Carroll of Glenn
The president appointed J. A. Car
roll, r. l.. Allen and Miss Jewel Wheel
Ell as credential committee. The secre-
tary being absent Arthur Davenport
was unanimously elected by acclama-
tion to fill the position.
General singing by the convention.
led by ]. d. Hoffman, j. r. Spears,
E. l.. Day. The credential committees
partial report showed three classes pres
ent as follows: Glenn class with five
delegates, Rose Hill class with three
delegates, Bryan class with three dele.
gates Bryan singing class made appli-
cation for membership in the conven.
tion and We're accepted as members and
their delegates seated. Mention was
made that a class from Love county
would make application for member
ship at the night session.
Rev. j. NJ. Hammons of Rubottom
was elected chaplain pro tenn General
singing by the convention, led by c. II.
Davenport, r. l.. Allen, S A. Allen,
w. NJ. Potts and X. f. Deberry.
Saturday Night.
Meeting called to order at 1870 p. IN.
by president. Song by convention, led
by j. d. Hoffman.
The president appointed G.. C. Adams,
]. A. Carroll and r. +. Deberry as a
committee to arrange the singers in any
order they saw fit. The credential COM
mittee made a second report which
showed Prairie Valley class present
! with three delegates. which were seated.
Post Oak class made application for
membership and We're duly received.
Prairie Valley i'm July.
Prairie Valley. four miles west of
Ardmore. was selected as the place of
holding the next meeting, which will be
July and ..
! Motion was made by J. A. Carroll
/ that the convention adopt a song book
and try to raise funds to purchase at
least fifty books.
Two songs by convention. led by
I G.. C.. Adams Of Prairie Valley. Gen
eral singing by the convention. led by
( Prof. l.. l.. Harvey, r. II. Williams
r r. Deberry, w. NJ. Potts. j. A. Car
roll, +. l.. Day. j. f. Conner, Haden
Lee and X. f. HOLMAN.
The male quartet. composed of r. II
Williams. j. T.. Conner. +. l.. Day and
! X. T.. Holman rendered a selection
which was greatly applauded The
mixed quartet from Prairie Valley
composed of c. c. Adams. Walter vii,
son. Mrs. Lasley and Mrs. Wilson. rem
dered two selections which were much
appreciated. A male quartet com
posed of l.. l.. Harvey, G. C.. Adams
j. T.. Conner and X. II. Williams. rem
dered a selection. The male quartet
composed of r. II. Williams, T.. l.. Day
j. T.. Conner and X. Il. Hoffman ren
dered two selections by request.
Sunday Morning.
]. ID. HOLMAN of Rose Hill made
short welcome address. G. c. Adams o
: Prairie Valley responded to the wei
! come in a few words.
General singing by convention. +. ].
Day, W. NJ. Potts, Lee Allen, Hadei
Lee. j. a. Carroll. Il. II. Williams. l.. l.
: Harvey, j. T.. Conner and G.. c. Adam
, led two songs each, while $. A. Allen
: II. Il. Taylor, X. +. Deberry and Mrs
Murkinson led one song each. j. 7