The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-15
FARM women AND
FEDERATION MEET.
At COURTHOUSE.
Spirit of Cooperation Is
Reflected In Speeches
AT Luncheon Prepared
By Mrs. Church.

fNPNFtSenlNlNtS OF Il HuTlptl VI ldilli
womens clubs met in this city Sat
urdav and organized the Carter Coun-
tv Federation Of Women's Farm Clubs.
Mrs. Minnie b Church, home demon
stration agent made the call for the
meeting and Miss McPheeters Of the
a. & NJ. college was here TO assist in
the organization
Officers elected were Mrs. Minnie
Loggans president. Mrs Ernest Rowe,
vice president. Miss Mary Williams.
secretary.
The first meeting after organization
will be held in ArdmOre at I o'clock
p m. on the third Saturday in March
Following are those who registered
from the different clubs of the county
Delegates Present
Miss Ina Howard. Mrs Lille Rrant-
ley. Mrs. Annie Hurry, Mrs. Gather
inc William, Rural Workers Club at
Mary Niblack; Mrs. Nora Lasley, Mrs
Clara Williams. Mrs. Julia A. Cooley,
Mrs. s. A. Bratcher, Mrs. Maggie
Horton, Mrs. Bette Herndon, Mrs
Ruth Puckett, Mrs NJ. d. Mitchell
Mrs. Nora PASCAL, Mrs. Pearl And
erson, Mrs. Jennie Dougherty, Better
Good and Right club of Prairie Val
ley; Mrs. Minnie Loggans, " Magg'e
Fair, Mrs. Mary Finley. A.rs. Belle
Arnold, Mrs. Lizzie Bowling, Mrs. w.
C. Keller of Willing Workers Of
Provence; Mrs. Ernest Rowe, Mrs. C..
B. Tanner. Mrs A. A. Michaels, Mrs
d. p. Pike, Mrs. J. n. Dixon of
Think Of Others First Club at Oil
City.
Mrs. NJ. D. Wells. Mrs. H. A. Barber
Mrs. " Bingham. Mrs. Mamie Payne
Mrs. Mary O'Daniel, Of Clinton Hust-
lers Of Clinton School House. Mrs.
Maud Mayhall, Mrs Adiie Fuller, Of
the Willing Workers Club Of New
port; Mrs. J. r. Brady. Mrs. V. r.
Thomas Of the Home Circle club OF
Pooleville; Mrs. Myrtle Hooven, Mrs.
c. c. Carter, Social Welfare Club
near Springer: Miss May Williams,
Miss Maud Williams of the Happy
Hour club of Nellda; Mrs. Anna b.
Norris, Mrs Halle Suggs, Berwyn
Thrift club of Berwyn; Mrs. Ella Lee
Frensley. Mrs. Amedia Hathaway,
Mrs. Chella Grover, Community Build
ers club of Lone Grove.
After the organization had been ef-
fected the women were invited to the
rest room in the county court house
where Mrs Church had prepared a
luncheon. In addition to the farm wo-
men present there were a number of
guests from Ardmore. Mrs. Church
presided at the luncheon and Capt.
Nobbs of the Salvation Army invoked
divine blessings.
Talks are Made
Brief talks were made by r. +.
Orr OF the Kiwanis Club; II. r. Shine
of the Retail Merchants Association;
Miss McPheeters of Saltwater, J. r..
Pennington. an officer of the Carter
County Poultry Association; Emmtt
Reid. OF the Boy Scouts; John f.
Easley, Of the Ardmoreite; Mrs. II. l..
Foster, Of the Ryonis Club; Capt.
Nobbs of the Salvation Army; Col. Z.
l.. Gregory. of the Ardmore States.
man: Mrs. Ben Lindsey, of the Asso-
ciated Charities; Mrs. Arthur Walcott
of the Ryonis Club; Mrs. Kate Gait
Zaneis county superintendent Of
probation officer. Following the talks
Mrs. Roy Brady of the Pooleville club.
rose and gave 4 toast TO the Farm
Women's Clubs. 10 the city Of Ard.
more. TO the county and TO Mrs.
Church.
Four ladies Of the T. O. o. 2. club
at OH City. sang a song that had been
written by the president OF their
club and dedicated to the club. The
initials 7. o. o. +. stand for "Think
of Others First and this club has
lived up to its name in the doing Of
much unselfish work in its community.
Spirit OF Cooperation
There was present at the luncheon n
very fine spirit Of cooperation. Many
things We're said of the work NJ Mrs
Church in this county. She has IN.
creased the wealth OF the county ly
arousing interest in poultry and IN
canning and she has added TO tho
social life Of the farm women by urg
ing them to organize farm clubs and
she is bringing town and county s,
close together that they do not know
where one begins and where the Other
ends.
Mr.. Shine promised for the retail
merchants that they would again thi,
year give the fair full cooperation.
Col. Gregory stated that in his opln
ion the movement to organize IN,
farm women was the most important
movement Of the century. Capt
Nobbs in speaking Of the mectinl
a ka fttI
ing she had ever attended in the city
There was much enthusiasm display
ed and the farm women certainl,
have the Ardmorc folks with then
and they gave plenty of evidence tina
they would give any cooperation tha
might be needed.
Carter County Ranks High
Mrs. Foster who had charge ~ th,
womens building at the County Fair
said when the building was first erect
ed that IL was looked upon by mani
as a white elephant that there wa
not enough to half way ull IL. but be
fore the fair opened all the space wa
taken and there was demand for NOR,
room.
Miss McPheeters stated that Carte
county is the eleventh county Ia tn
state 10 organize a federation. tha
this county leads In its boys an,
girls clubs. and that 1t can lead II
its federation of women's clubs. Tn
motto she left is so conduct you
business that others can work wit
you"
TWO MEN SAW BARS
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