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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
GIRLS TOCLASH IN
BIG CAGE BATTLE.
american Railway Express Las
ala. to Defend League Lead
T, Against Car Service
MSS POWERS IS A. STAR

IN THE Girls Basketball League
| being conducted by the Manufac.
,urers' League is team chat hn'
.,oused considerable interest. due tt
,heir showing to date. This cage team
I. the American Railway Express fiv'
and at present the lassies nre leading
,he league by a margin Of half a game.
The real test of the team will come
tonipht when the five IL called upon to
meet the Car Service team. considered
nv many to be the best feminine five
IN the city, and the only team ever to
defeat the Daughters OF Columbus.
pitted against such IN illustrious foe 1t
would seem that the Express five would
be In for hard game.
Playing at one of the forward bcrths
h 4 bobbed. haired maiden named Pow.
srs. whose brother IL well known ut
Northeast High School. Miss Powers Is
one Of the best players on the team.
Always Smiling
Miss Powers, who answers to the
name of Mildred. is just past twenty.
One feature about the playing of Miss
Powers Is that throughout the entire
came she IL always noticed with smile
and ever Offering a word of encourage
ment to her teammates.
On the floor Miss Powers has decided
ability ns n basketball player and her
accurate shooting and splendid dribblins
provokes round after round of applause
from the fans who cOngregate at
Yonah Hall whenever the girls engage
In their cage battles.
Even better known to the fans Of this
city is the captain Of the American FIX.
press girls. a winsome miss who h
known to her teammates and friends ns
"Dot" Whitecar. dot" has had more
experience in the cage game then her
teammates and with this experience to
stand her in good stead Is able to hold
her own with the best Of the local bas-
keteers.
Miss Whitecar plays Mt center and
Invariably obtains the tap-off from her
opponents and sends the ball to Miss
Powers at the forward berth.
Sisters on Team
Two sisters hold places on the team.
They are the Misses Helen and Alice
Smith. The former plays at forward
with Miss Powers and Is n capable
player to hold n place on the team.
Alice holds down one of the guard 20.
sitons and to date not n field goal has
been scored against her in the three
league games. Both girls are playing
their first year in basketball.
The fifth member of the team IL Ger.
trude MuldOwney, and at guard she has
few equals. Playing along with Miss
Smith this pair can be counted upon
to break up the attack of the Car Serv-
Ice team.
Keystone Telephone meets Passon.
Gootlicb and Black in one of these
games, while Moskowitz and IIerbach
tackles the reOrganized Wilbur Choco-
late five in the other battle.
In the other girls game Lockwood,
the team that startled Daughters of
Columbus Monday evening, should have
little trouble downing the keystone
Telephone girls and remain in the run
ming for the trophy In the girls league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20

piu SiHS u iCSu'dA
tackle position on
the 1922 football
team.
Mclean IL o
natural athlete. He
il only seventeen
years Ol d, b u t
weighs 22O pounds.
He il in the senior
class nt West Phil
udelphia II l Y b
School. He Is cap
tain Of the track
team and a mem
bcr of the Sigma
Delta fraternity.
w b en- h G l =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
Scores of Independent
Basketball Games Here

n GERMANTOWN Brethren. 4s; Seventh Stree,
OIL; OIL; Luke's Girls. ~: Western Electric
fnGhI, Gnrst Church e.: st. Paul. o.
PhIia; Gnrnets -. Temn,e In niis, Ii 20
o!vet o! cH%SniaGat' cH%Si a'' lHlHW@tha ,y;9,In Res q"
Christ Church 90 Fails Pres n"tp"St' "a
MI s" N ~ A. ~: Land Title. 10.
crest Mills '''''eu 10 hoino-
TTHall.rnace. "a Mediator, ~
En,a Pres, 33; Tsrthany tTc.mn,o OF
s% s.ytn,drHl h"drHl: 22; ST. Henry's. 20. aG'''' 81
S!s,%,ioH' s5: Il st. IL haniirhnsasr'" ;sai nar"' a1a'
Gnrddno GAN no'ni 80. philadelphia Pros, 81.
Nac"r AL a1ai'r: -: Cashmnn Stars. "a
Po'g PH TS.ams, .a; 81. Peters. ~.
ALI, v, y. 40: Evangc, "a.
S''She Midsets. 50; Rainbow, 10.
= ~, "nite,. 10. SLOAN u. c., 81
Coi.,nW ., Z a.. I'd. 10; Taylor's business
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
JASPER STARS BANNED
Sedran, Friedman and Rieonda Are
Suspended IndefIn InItely

Manager Rogers. of the Philadelphia
Jaspcrs, Eastern League team, has rus.
pended Indefinitely Players Friedman,
Sedran and Riconda for Indifferent
playing.
The Jaspers will now try to build up
another combination. and have ALREADY
signed Calhoun. a local boy, for a for.
ward position. He has several other
players in view.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
Deatbs

ADAIR.-suddeniy. At Atlantic CITY, n.
J.: Dec. II. MARY NJ. WIDOW Of William
Adair 4 Adan. .nt aauEhter Of late John sna Mary
.crvices At residence OF Charles M. stuard.
iOt Cricket aye. ArSmore. Wed. p. NJ
;. .ATk!NSoN:-Suddenly on Dec. II. 1929.
Edwin CORLlEs ATKINSON. late OF 1885
spruce st. Friends. relatives and membe r.,
II all ORGANIZATIONS Of which he was a
n.mher re invited t. the service On Fri
bair Bldg. 1890 Chestnut st. Interm.nt
private.
BATE.-At watsontown. N. J.. Dec. Is.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
ARMY'S SCHEDULE CHANGED
Drops Five Grid opponents-Adds
Three New Ones

West Point. N. Y, DEG. 2O.-It has
been announced that Army will have
nine contests On its program next fall
and that eight of he cadets opponents
have been definitely picked. Notre
Dame is the only Western eleven on the
card, but the Army has gone into the
Son'h"rn tier for four Of its opponents.
>. Springfield. a long time opponent {;
University Of Kansas, New Hampshire
Nta e, st. l'onavcnture and Bates, all
Of which played here last year, have
been dropped.
Newcomers on the West Point pro.
e.a" in"'n'" Tennessee. Florida and
.Detnahy, OF bethany, w. Va. The ten.
mtive schedule follows:
Sept"mbcr 20-Univcrsity Of Tennessee.
CC,o,~r t-urire"s'ty' Of Florida.
oct"h"r l3-Notre pam
tiober 20--Alabama Poly
u'"tcr ~ -i."hanun v.IIay
NoF"n!er 3O--Tuie. ct Now Hnyrn
Norcnbcr t0--bpan.
EoV"Wlrr l7-Bcthany,
navy datc and site Undetermined
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
IN MENIORIAM

APPESZEL.LER.--ln loving rcmory Of
my dear wife. LOUISE APPENZELLER.
who departef this life Dec. % 1920
OSCAR u. APPENZEf.LER.
IORESZ-In loving memory ~ ANDREW
LORENZ. who died Dec 90, 1921
Wife. Daughters rnd GranichilSrcn.
MARTiS-ln loving memory Of Richa I'd
Allen Martin. who died December 20.
1908. at jacksonville. Fla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
MCLEAN 3-LETTBR
SPEEDB0Y ATHLETE
West Philips 22o-Pound Star
Has Won insignia in Track,
Soccer and Football
HOLDS sH0T.PUT RECORD

THERE are quite number Of three.
L letter scholastic athletes. Many get
their awards for the most popular
sports. football, basketball and base.
ball. There are other combinations.
but 1t Is seldom that player in high
school gets letter for football. soccer
and track. That Is an unusual trio.
Robert A. Mclean, well.known In
scholastic circles, has recently added
the fifth letter to his collection for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-20
To Defend cup at National. REGATTA

Duluth, Mlnn.. Dec, ,2o.-The Duluth
gatta Of the National Association Of Anna.
teur Oarsmen. It has been announced here.
following O meeting of oarsmcn. II Is
planned to hold the Philadelphia gold chai.
ienge cup race in connection with the re.
gatta, but II the regatta Ia not obtained
for Duluth the cup race will Be rowed here
anyway. Walter w. Hoover. worlds anna.
tour single sculiing champion. now holds the
cup
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
FEW Changes IN
OFFICIAL FORCE
Much Speculation as to the
Changes to Be Made BY
Incoming Officers in
Clerical Help.

With the approach Of new year.
.ewly elected county officers are be-
Ginning TO look TO the future. and plan
or their force Of deputies to handle
he business for the next two years.
There will be very little change in
he official forces of Carter county this
ern, for the reason that most Of the
1fficers are hold overs, and the newly
elected ones seem to he pretty well sat
sfied with the forces as they have
1und them.
The incoming district judge will bring
MS secretary with him. and there is
considerable speculation as to who that
VIII be. so far no one has been able
persuade Judge Freeman to commit
himself Several guesses have been haz-
arded, one as good as the other
The newly elected county clerk, Mrs.
Claude Mcintyre. has the largest force
of deputies under her supervision of
any officer in the county. She was
not ready to commit herself on the
proposition today, but il is evident that
most Of the old force will be retained
The newly elected county superin.
tendent of schools does not take office
until July /. and has not intimated
what changes he would make if any
in his clerical force.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
GRO77O SHOW IS
TERMED SUCCESS
Manager of Cast Extends
Thanks to All Who Took
Part and Help Make 1t
the Best of All.

When The curtain dropped on the
closing scene of THE Dixie Revue of
1922 at the Palace theater Tuesday
night there was smile on the face of
every official Of Aahmes Grotto and
of Director Lewis J.. Lacey of The Chris
Mings Production company.
The show was a success from every
point. A large sum was realized ond thsi
will be used to defray expenses OF the
band and patrol on their trip to Cleve-
land next June. Some new local talent
was brought out and the work showed
that there has been improvement in
some Of the locals that have p1rticipat-
ed I'm many shows of the past
Among these were George Cox, Clyde
Harrison and j. l.. Brndley who Were
presented for the first time. Others who
starred during the two performances
were Miss Lucille Kahn in the leading
role Miss Tessie Mobley. Miss Niolettc
Boyd. Bugs Young, Red Tarver, Pard
Woods, Cnas. Garrison.
William H. Prater, manager of thc
cast, who did a lot of the heavy work.
has ask ID the Ardmoreite TO express
his appreciation 10 every member OF the
cast for their assistance in making the
play such a great success. Especial
thanks are extended to those member
of Tie cast who are not members of the
Grotto.
After the performance Tuesday nigh
n free dance was given at the COnVen
ton Hall when members of the cast and
those who patronized ,he show Were
gucsts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
Woman on Hunger
Strike" Because
Hubby'S y'SLoveLOSt

SKOWHEGAN. Maine. Mrs. Louis
Britton Of this place now Is in the
econd week Of hunger strike" un.
lrrtaken she has announced, in the
lope Of winning back the affections
& her husband who has brought suit
or divorce. Doing without heat as well
llonc In the farm house with the TEN.
crature at freezing. Newspapermen
who visited the place built a fire in a
stove and called In a physician. Neigh
lors have kept the fire going and have
larngcd that the woman will have com.
ANY AT night The husband, who lives
m an adjoining farm, refused TO dis.
,uss his wifo's action.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1922.
''The Bat" Will Be
Seen at Palace on
December the Stt

A mystery show that ran in New
York for two years, in London for a
year and in Chicago for another year,
is coming TO Ardmore on December 3,
when THE Bat" is presented at the
Palace Theater, it was announced this
morning.
Coming here from Oklahoma City.
where the show vii be produced at
the Coliseum on December Z, this stop
over is but rest between jumps to
larger cities, and Harry Lowenstein
has taken this opportunity to contract
for a big-town show for the benefit OF
Ardmore people.
The stage production comes from the
book by Mary Roberts Rhnehart. and
was dramatized by her with collabora.
tion of Avery Haywood. This show is
one Of the largest that has come to Ard
more in a number of years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
flHEA,I!!RESa flH,!!!7!Sa
Mounted Police Her,

Mr.. Robert Athan. one Of the North
west Mounted Police, who appears at
the Princess Theater ON Wednesday
night, IS conceded to be doing as much
or more towards enlightening the pub
lie and stopping the traffic in drugs,
as any person in this country today.
Mr.. Athen gives facts and figures on
the drug evil that has started the whole
world TO thinking. His address in the
High Schools in cities where the
Northwest Mounted Police appear, has
earned him the everlasting respect of
parents and teachers, everywhere. for
he forcbly impresses on the pupils the
awful results that ensue from the use
Of narcotics.
Aside from this wonderful talk the
Northwest Mounted Police give one of
the most entertaining performances in
the world, and their Arctic Vaudeville
has literally made the entire Pacific
Coast sit up and take notice
They Will appear here for one night
only. rs an extra feature of the pro
gram Wednesday evening. being given
IA addition to the picture, "Yours
Truly starring Shirley Mason.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
BIG PROFIT ON HOGS
MADE BY DURANT BOY

DURANT. Okla.-Ano;her o. BryaI
couuty's boys has made an enviahl
record raising pure bred hogs He b.
Bob Foote. son Of Mr.. J. T. Foote. gen
eral manager Of the Durant Nursery
At MIR Torrens hog sale las; Fehru
airy Bob bought a Duroc Jersey brou'
SOW for s6i. 90 on March IS the SOW
iarruwcd twelve pigs. Of which fiv,
lived. When the pigs were seven and
one.half months old. he sold the origin
al sow for s65O0. The pig he has lef'
paid for the feed for the whole brooa
and Bob has $500 profit on tie tram
action. as profit OF more ihan on
hundred pcj cent In nine months
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
WOMAN SENATOR BOWS
OUT AFTER ONE DAY

WASHINGTON The FIRST Amcrl
,au woman senator. Mrs W u. FELTON,
U, Georgia CLOSED hen senatorial c.,ryc.
.d4y after answering one, 20 her
name and making bric' address amid
nulause 90 senators and spectators.
Her successor, Walter = George. then
was sworn In aud Mrs FELTON, became
former senator after an actual scry.
Ice o. % hours and 90 minutes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
Interesting Ryonis Meeting

A number of out of town visitors
were guests at the Ryonis club lunch
con Wednesday which was largely at
tended almost the full membership be
ing present for one of the most inter
esting meetings Of the club.
Mrs. John Whiteman, representing
the manufacturing club Of the city,
told of the beginning Of the Ardmorc
Milling company in Ardmore 20 years
ago and Of its growth and enlargement
two years ago. making it TO rank with
the largest flour mills of the country
with a capacity now of 800 barrels q
day.
Mr.. Mcnamara addressed the club
concerning Amercani2ation week from
December 3 TO 10, when it is planned to
give an historical pageant Friday De.
cember s. 1t was voted that the Ryonis
club assist in observing this week ana
Mrs. Henry ID, Rinsand was appointed
chairman of the committee 20 assist
the American Legion in their work III
this connection.
Mrs. Ed Sandlin announced that u
bazaar will De given 10y the women OF
the First Christian church next Tues
day in the building next door TO IN
Exchange National bank.
Miss Julia Davis told Of the pictur,
show. THE Peddler." which is TO b
shown at the high school Saturda'
night for the benefit Of the Hi-Y boy
who want to send delegates to the ok
lahcma City convention.
Guests at the luncheon We're:
Nr~ Worthing ot Oklahoma City.
Mrs. Merchant Of Coalgate. who is Wis
uug Mis Melvin Il ser. Mrs. Brook
Of Muskogee, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. Reese Evens, Mrs. w. o. Brown
Of Oklahoma City. Mrs. G. w Nibhn
OF Los Angeles, cal. and Mrs. |. y
Brown who are the guests Of then
sister, Mrs. J. Il. Pennington, and Mrs.
I. W Roadway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
OFFICERS NAMED BY
TRADES ASSOCIATION

MUSKOGEE. Osla- Frank Alfred
z Lawton WIS .electcd president Of
no oklahoma State Building Trades
association az the close OF the associa.
toms annual convention here last
lght. Al Mccks ~ Oklahoma city was
lootvd secretary. suct eeding Paul
Humphreys Of Muskogoc, who was not
o. aaudldutr Tor reelection. Tn" rNccu.
iy, board ot the association will dcs'
.rrltr the 1929 meeting place.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
Enjoyable Silver Tea Given

The East Ardmore Presbyterian Mis-
icnary society enjoyed very delight
nj afternoon. from until the oc.
sion being silver tea given at the
home of Mrs. \. j, Carmon. l117 Fourth
venue, northeast. when Mrs. Carmon
md Mrs. VIII Frazier We're hostesses.
An interesting feature of the enter.
ainment was the get acquainted game
which each guest told some funny eX-
pereince during their lives.
A Thanksgiving program of readings
md music was enjoyed and delicious
efreshmentS were served to the follow.
ng guests:
Mrs. +. J. Boaz.
Mrs. Henry Petermau
Mrs. j. II. Smithers.
Mrs. NJ. A. Small.
Mrs. J. r. Adams.
Mrs. Fanny +. Worley.
Mrs. w $. Gum.
Mrs ID. b. Gaines
Mrs. A. *. Allen
Mrs. W. f. Wineblood.
Mrs. H. n. Lloyd.
Mrs. Clelie Grim.
Mrs. w. c. Rupard.
Mrs. Stanley Cannon.
Mrs. John K. Small
Miss Gertrude Gaines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
Clusters Last Fight

acting horse in motion pictures, is
shown perhaps for the last time in the
revival OF that wonderful production,
Clusters Last Fight" which will be
seen at the Liberty Theater Thursday
lnd Friday.
SNOWFALL Is now a pensioned vet.
ran Of the stage. Scarcely more than
4 decade ago, when the motion pic
ure industry was in it's infancy, Ince
needed a white horse which could act,
FOR a small part in a special production.
So he secuted around the California
ranches till he discovered Snowfall"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
MAKES DENIAL
Or OFFICIAL CHARGES

ATLANTA, Ga-General denial of
the principal allegations in the 100000
damage suit fiied against him by Mrs
Clyde X Byfield, of Atlanta. In connec
ton with an alleged occurrence OH the
Berengaria. en- route to Europe. lasi
summer, was made today by Waltei
T. Gambler, in a special demurrer filed
in Dekalb county superior court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
ALLEN II
ALLOWED CONTINUANCE

EMPoRiA. Kan The case ~ the
state versus William Allen white. who
is charged with violation OF thc indus.
trial court Law by placing placad
lu The window ~ h., office expressing
4s" per cent sympathy with The strik.
Ing shopmen. was continued today un.
ul December
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
nnllnrs nrc SAFE

SEATTLE. Wash The steamship
T,sslc Dollar aud stuart Dollar, both OF
which reported themselves In distress
about 900 miles OF Cape Fhttery.
Washington. yesterday. were safe to-
day. according to messages received
here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
AR{oci;etX
EsSaHAS' Phones
SOCIAL CALENDAR
Thu sday

Tim sdsy
Inc 1huIsuay i'''use 'luo VIII pe '''
tcrtained this week at the home of Mrs.
Rob Poland 29q c street southwest.
:. = ::
Mrs sol I.owenstein will entertaia
,,,,b br,d.o - Hotel Ardr,oro Wodnes
-. .s....,.- ,.u,,,,,,o o.. ON
Mrs r. II ENtre'I Ehl oo hos'ss'
70 the meihoers Oh the hlApS 'iuo ''''S
week compiimentlng hef houSe'sues'
Mrs W, o. Everett ol hahsuS S''s
'he oiuo was Iorn.er'E "ilhou,IoeU ~
meet with Dr. ana Mrs AnerhF'hS'
,,...o,.,.,. ,,.,,t \,
Mr. ana Mrs D. l. A'eN'lu1r wiz "
nests 10 'he summit onS rl'e'i'''
dred club on Ihursaay evening
fridaE
Mrs. Lucien tio'fu WIl enter i'H'" ' Inv
Thimble Tea 'luh ffiuNY AFTERNOON
r...I ',.,, on.or,air at
,riage rridav ofrernoon complhnenting
s,.,., E,rs Nlno Of chicago The
,,.ii T.. ,,f,.., ar Mrs Ri,helman's =
-, -o,, >roI isb ovonua
= . :.
saturday
IT.. 1-,i+ed Daugbtors NJ rho Con.
-. I'm ,,,ae, at tho home NJ r.Nrs
~ ~ fobnson 19o5 NcIjsh. ON Satur.
,,o,,,,ors of tho saturday Bridge club
,,, -. a,,.o,.,oired this ,yoek ot the
20 ,,r, Cocuo Diuingham
:. 4. :.
..ss,, p,ido., ,,,,,, will meet
- 20 w.. Poi, poland o29
''le ~ ',,.,,,,.as, -, Thursday af
'''''
,,.s ro,,, c,lt yvm he hostess 10 the
~ u,o pir,hd,, Luncheon
"'e,''peiN ~, ,a,. ns.,tv rridav ot
hon,s So- N street. northwest
!. !. !.
Attractive Party for Club Given
Nr and Mrs. f. l.. Evans were hosts
-, ,t , ,o,,, ariovoble meet
r.,,.- o,,,,. co.. which
ing ol the l,il"'' .. '" osI TI,i,.1 o,,onuo
the Evans Ho'li'' 81 o. saoorated
southwest was "'''', -. 80, ~,
Mrs e. Nj New man VI -. i,'' ,Ire t1ar'
VINO Is the sues. Vi ''e' ..' ''s' ,-,ast -,
ry Lee Nro' Ne''' va -. ,ras o(factivo.
\ color ho,e Vi ~" ",,d y,a. ON,
~ used ABOUT 'i'c .o,''' ."'' ,hn lining
red out very P'e''.' -. -. 49,
room Where Ger 'v' - ,a,,,aa In col.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
ARE YOU TROUBLED WITH THE
DOCTOR! PHONE 1903. ASK FOR THE
APPLE MAN. FREE DELIVERY.


The Rush Springs Landmark de
clares that ii is easy TO find a man
who will grunt While you lift
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22

1t matters not what you think Of
man if you do not think it out loud.
according to the Butler Herald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22

niD YOUR APPLE TODAY? No
PHONE THE APPLE MAN QUICK.
1913. 10 :. WASHINGTON. WE DE-
LIVER. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
Young People Enjoy Party

\ group OF young people enjoyed
dancing and games last evening at the
home Of Mrs Arch Moore. 92i Eighth
avenue. northwest. who entertained for
her son. Wallace Barton Moore
The house was decorated with chry.
santhomums and ferns. Punch was
served during the evening Ia he games
Miss Elaine Scheink and Billy Graham
won prizes.
Al the close ~ tho evening q salad
curse was served Go the following
guests.
Miss Winnie Bean
Miss Alpnv Aujurior
Miss l.oiS l.rdhvitrI
Mis- Ruby uaN,s
Miss Elaine S.hr.r'
Miss Louise Sch,
Miss Nan Mluu
y. G.. Manning
Billy Graham
David PreSnell
Robert Crane.
Garrell Dean
Rollins smith
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-22
surnrl,e Parly lor New ra.lor


About Ono hundred members and
friends OF the Carter Avenue Mciho
di.t gathered at the home % the new
pastor. Rev u. n Robertson. on Mon.
lay evening 20 surprise Rev and Mrs
Robertson with an old fashioned pound.
ing party.
The young people played games aud ~
,iur.ng and prayer service closed the
,Nening which was very enjoyable.
Ro,. Robertson comes to the Carter
.Nvpnu, church from Brfwyn. where
ne has preached for the past four years
; : :
cadet n. e. Sparks ~ kcmpcr Mill
,ary school. son ~ Mr. and Mts. g. =
SHARKS. Of = street southwest. was a
member uf the kvmper football team
that played ts first inier-srctIcna'
game with the Sha'iuck schUol Nu,cm
her ~. This was also k,mrer Home
coming.