The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-12
ROTARY Spoilers
Are CHALLENGED
Plans for Muskogee Con-
vention Discussed at Noon
Luncheon; Club Thanked
for It's Work.

Rotary is to have an opportunity
to prove to the community how we'll
it can serve along the line of spelling.
This opportunity came in the way Of
a challenge Wednesday at the noon
luncheon of the club from the Ryonis
club The messengers from Ryonis were
Mrs. Mark Kirkpatrick and Miss Mar.
Jorie Williams. The challenge was ac-
cepted. A similar challenge is to come
from Ryonis to the Lions and XII
wants and any member appointed to
spell and fails to show up shall pay
a fine of s.. The members. of Ryonis
club are working to build up their
education loan fund and that accounts
for their challenge. They do not ex-
pect to win out over the men in SPELL
ing, they never dream of vanQuish-
ing their enemies but they have their
hearts set on raising a fund to edu-
cate underprivileged boys and girls
G. p. Selvidge was appointed Rotary
captain TO organize an army Of SPELL
ers and win the prize.
j. c. Dings a member of the club
who spends n portion of his time in
Chicago, was present alos. In q brief
talk he stated that Ardmore held its
own well in getting on the front page
OF the newspapers of the United
States. He congratulated Ardmore
Rotary upon its physical appearance
He said that the manner, dress and
disposition Of the club members indi-
ali
community.
Thanked for Charity
letter of thanks was read by
President Poindexter from Mrs Effie
Wilkes, county probation officer. who
spoke of the good work Rotary was do.
ing among the boys and gave the
club credit for helping materially in
inducing the boys to be better.
1t was announced that Harry Lee
Crockett would make the Rotary talk
at the next meeting and also that
there would be joint smoker among
the three mems clubs of the city to
be held at Elks hall February 8.
Edward Gait, chairman of the "On
TO Muskogee" committee made a re.
port in which he said the local club
would be expected to demonstrate a
model luncheon at the district con.
ference to be held in Muskogee. II
was also stated that Ardmore Rotary
would be given a place on the pro.
gram for one or more stunts. The
uniform to be adopted was also dis.
cussed.
Brown Made Good Talk
What many members said was the
finest Rotary talk they ever heard
was made by Earl Brown. He cluster
ed his remarks around the sentence
OF Finding Ones Proper Sphere Of
Service" and handled his subject with
much skill.
Among the guests at the luncheon
were Ira Davidson of the vyhiteman
Simpson company. Fred G.. Cowles
of McAlester Scott Mangum of Coop.
er, Texas, d. y. Lester OF Savannah.
Ca. n. b. Feagin and p. +. Horrigan
OF Tulsa and Gene Woods of Arizona
Also as guests were a company of
our lumbermen from Oklahoma City,
Guthrie and other points in the state
who have been on a visit to the tim
near Broken Bow. The lumbermen
were guests of Kennett Hudson of the
Hudson-Houston Lumber company OF
this city.
Visiting lumbermen here were C. f.
Sharpe of the Sharpe Lumber Co, pres
ident Southwestern Lumbermans Asso.
ciation. Oklahoma City, Okla.
Mr.. L. A. Mason. Assistant Gen.
eral manager Minnetonka Lumber Co.,
Oklahoma City
Mr.. II. Keller. and C. p. Futrell.
Davidson-Kase Lumber Co., Wichita,
Kans.
A. C. Neal. Spurrire Lumber Co.,
Guthrie; o. Chaffin. of Ellington
Lumber Co.; A. +. Debolt, of A. NJ.
beBolt Co.; d. Stewart Of Stewart
Lumber Co.; w. A. Whaley, assistant
manager 7. II. Rogers Lumber Co.:
s. X. Ingham. OF Ingham Lumber Co.. |
all Of Oklahoma City.