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Ardmors Sunday, May 17, 1908.
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THE SOUTH 13
Iji Hit Jest about the Jullp III the camphor IwIIh at lust,
For th mlrarh has hapieneil nn, I In- nldfti tUys ri past.
That which iiinkps Mllwuiikow fatuous doesn't go 'n TotinoMt'o,
Vml Urn 1 11 In old Missouri l an tllitlyloektl tin can Iio.
Oli, tin1 oolitic paper colonel ami hl cronies wll may ari wli .
For tin) mini Is waving ami tint South Is glii dry.
ll thi stlllslds on the hillside in Kentucky till In itlll
Kit tin only damp refreshment mi ust ho dipped up from the rill.
North Carolina's stalely rnliT kIvom hl soda gins u huv,
Ami discuss loonHiptlnii with South Cnlllnn's (inv.
It In useless at the fniinialn tn be winkful of lhn eye,
l or the coektull glass Is dusty and the South Im roIiir dry.
It's water, water everywhere, and not n drop to drink,
We no Ion kit hear the music or the mellow crystal clink.
When the Colonel mid the Majorand the Goni and tliH .lodge,
Meet to have a little nip to H'vo their nppotltes an edge,
l'or the oggnogK now Is nogloss and Hie wry has gotie awry,
And the punch-how I holds cariiailiins and tho Smith Is koIhk dry.
All the nightcap now have tassels and are worn upon the head,
Not the nightcaps I'11'1 w"r" taken when nohoily went to lied.
And the breeze aliove the hluogrusii Ik as solemn as In death,
l'or It hears no pungent clove-long on lis odorlflc breath.
And each imin nnn walk a chalk-line when the slurs are In the sky,
For the (I.. glass now Is tlzloss and the South Is going dry.
Miy the JeHt alioiit the Julep 'noatli the elieHlnut tree at last.
For there's hut one kind of moonshine anil the olden days are past.
Now I he water wagon rumbles through the Southland on Us trip,
An dlt helps no one to drop off to pick up tho driver's whip.
For the mlntbeds make a pasture and the corkscrews haiiKeth high.
All Is still along the sllll slde. and the South Is going dry.
Kxchnnge.
Tho Ladles of the Loaf vr III meet
iidor vk,;vlieiih ; hllle bum
with Mrs. .1. It. Wall Monday after
noon, May IS.
"Fitness to govern Is a perplexed
business."
Kloctlon day.
"All's love, yet alt's law."
Hostess, Mrs. Walt.
The Chautauqua Class will meet
with Mrs. 1'. II. Woods Monday after
noon, with Mrs. .1. i:. Uiliutihrey as
leader.
The Home Mission Society of tho
llroadway llaptlst church will moo:
at the church Tuesday afternoon .it
thrxo o'clock. All the division, are pe
iiuested to ho present.
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Till' lllhle Study Class, leren'!)
organized and with a membership
from all the churches, will meet
with Mis. Conway Wednesday after
noon at three o'clock.
The Home Mission Society of the
Flr. t Presbyterian church will meet
with Mrs. I). II. Dawson Tuesday
afternoon at three o'clock. Hvory
mkhiiIii i' Is urged to Iw present and
to answer to roll call with a Mis
Kionarj current event.
The Mission Study Class of the
llroadway llaptlst church will meet
with Mrs. Wynne Monday afternoon
at four o'clock.
The HIkIi School Auxiliary will
hold their last meetlUK of the pres
ent school year at the Uneoln build
in: next Friday afternoon. May 22, nt
?, 30 o ciock. Kvery patron of the
Hl,-h School or Third Ward Is urged
to tic present.
The followliiK program will be ren
dered 1 Violin Solo Miss Mabl Sny
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J U. adlim Miss m Gwlnu.
What should we do nest year?
It' end Table Talk, ll by the pres
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i v.hwI Solo Miss Daisy Maud
W i no
r Piano Solci' Miss ltnchet Camp
bell t Heading Miss Ethel Ijiwaoti.
" g'urutt--MlsseB NeUI ikanl.
I- ii ' i.i Nlvoche, Margaret Wlllluis
and I.iuile 'Kelt.
COMM1TTEB.
The members of tho Gleo Club
enjoyed a most pleasant meeting
with Miss llanuii t her studio Fri
day ufternooii. A number or new
pieces were practiced and there was
ii kooiI attendance.
Tin cluli will meet with Miss Hall
na iiK.i'n ne.t Friday.
Mrs ILilmos' dancing class meets
on the afternoon of Tuesday. Thuro-
what Snail Wr Have for Dessert?
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A 1 tho paikv0 tuHkf-i i-ii 'tiK1 Ucfesirl fi a Iftrn
fan Ijr, All Kiortti II Pon'l nrrpt 'Ui' -IuIik
JKl.UO colnnllri wll.i nil I'jrv I kIi.hj.
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day unit Saturday. A new term be
Kill) Monday and n number of new
implls were tidded to the member
ship list.
A bundle of laundry was found on
the street and Is In tho Ardniorelle
olllee awultlni; a ckilm and If It Isn't
culled for In the near future It
will he laundrled and sent to the
Cornish Orphan Home.
There will be a call meeting of the
Daughter or the Confederacy with
Mrs. Walter Hardy Monday after
noon. Kvery meiulier hould be pres
ent as there Is Important business
to be transacted.
The members of the Helping Hand
Society will serve nt the Arcado next
Saturday watch for (hem.
Al tho nicotinic held Monday of the
Daughters of tho Confederacy a
program committee was appointed to
niTHuae ror the Confederate concert
to lie given nt the Cllmer on the
twonly-thlrd. On this committee Mrs.
W. T. Nixon, Mm. A. .1. Addlimion
and Miss Nellie Hall were named,
nml with these ladles at the head
of the entertainment there Im nothing
hut success In store for tho affair.
Miss llenulo Klggtns will entertain
with a reception .Monday afternoon
complimentary to Iter guest Miss Fro
oar of Weatherford .Texas.
On account of the very disagree
nblo weather tho lxist week scarce
ly any of the societies and clubs
havo mot. Tho meeting of the Moth
ors' Club hi the First Ward was
postponed. Their meeting will be an
nounced later.
The most enthuslastls practice of
the limes Chorus, since lis oruaniii
ttou. was thai Friday night, tii.ie
were eighty five present an. I three
of the choruses are well learned
Miss Ilanna read an Interesting let
ter from Mr. Innes.
The clai-s Is Mill onn to new imi-h
be-s and they should otHer their name
on Ihe meM'iershlp list at once
roll will be made out next week
and called each evening.
The ladles were all out In their
white shirt waists, and the gentle
men were looking their best. Mr
Webb was there and a plctuie w.n
taken of the chorus, which will
tie used In advertising.
Monday night the basses and ten-
tors aro urged to be out and Tues
day night the eutlro chorus will
practice.
Mr, and Mrs. It. U. IMImer of F.l
lteno are plousnnt guests of Mrs.
T. Y. Morgan. Mrs. I'altner will be
remembered by Ardmore friends as
Miss Lillian Collins who made her
home here for several years, she
being In the millinery business with
Mrs. t. y. Morgan, she was popular
, and has a host of friends who
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Mrs. Almond of Oklahoma City Is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Fred
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Gates, and son, Sub Almond.
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.Miss Delhi F. Conboy of Dallas U
I lie guest of Miss Poarl Mooro.
Mrs. Kenny, In the ready to wear
department at Dlt.ler's, Is spending
tiMlay with her parents In Lexington,
Okla.
Mrs. N. XL Tuckr returned Thurs
day from n two woohs visit with her
sons, Conway and kith, in roymi,
Texas.
Mr. mid Mrs. M. S. Dudley
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Chlckushii were pleasant visitors
tho home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Itasloy Wednesday.
Miss (inra Talltt left this morning
for Matiow for a visit and from
there alio will go to Ardmore to at
tend the normal school this sum
mer. Ada News.
The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. Mary Williams last Monday aft
ernoon. In the absence of the presi
dent, Mrs. A. C. Cruco, Mrs. Kd Ilynl
ptoslded and Mrs. I'. II. Woods wan
apisilted lender.
"Signs of I'rogresa" was tho sub
ject discussed and Improvement In.
social, buslueos mid political life wait
noted on every hand.
Whenever u community becomes
tonsclous ami sensitive about an ivll '
progress has begun.
It may be care of tho Insane, cruel
ty to children or to animals or to bad
streets. To get n new social feeling
as to what cruelty tneaiM or to be-,
come sensitive about a social or po
litical question, which would havo
Ih'cii tolerated by our ancestors a
century ago us is progress, mid It Is
evident that this Improved feeling
will coullno Itself to one avll
alone. It will slowly assert Itself In
revolt against other forms of evil as
their social barinfuliieHS becomes evi
dent. The Improvement in our press
also came In for comment. The fear
lessness with which our lending pa
pers bring to light till sortH of evils
would not have been tolerated a con
I ii ry ago.
Y
OU'LL be well dressed for any place, any com
pany, any occasion, if you are dressed in our
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes. Wo make a special feature of summer clothes; if you're going away
from home, talcing a vacation at the lake, at the seaside, or anywhere else, better
get the good clothes matter settled beforehand. These clothes will settle it for
you in the right way.
Suits SuS.oo to $25.00
This store is the home of Hart SchalTner and Marx clothes.
More and more to tho old adage
that "honesty Is the best policy'1
ix coining nn axiom.
The oluio will meet with Mrs.
H. Woods next Monday with Mrs.
II. Humphreys as leader.
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Mrs. Harry Loo Crockett, wr
contributed sovorat smart little :if
iniih no tho social whirl, untortalneil
a bunch or her friends Thursday at
live hundred, followed by a ptettlly
set and served luncheon. Tho hostess
had her homo, on the south side, as
How 4 ry ami fnigrnnt n a Itlvlura gar
den with rosea, carnations and honey
suckle, tilling crystals and ,iorclultij.
i our tallies woie set for tne pi.... .
w.io n i.'io all out In their smartest
tltiery. ami were. Mesdmuos Fred
(itites ami her mother, .Mrs. Almond
of Oklahoma Lily, Hal Cannon, John
Nl( hols, llortha Whilemau, .1. N. Dod
oii. Will I'otto,, J. 8. lliirkshlre, C.
O. llunii, Fierce, It. F. Turner, Ui
uiont 1 1) a is and the Inmtes.
The ilnnoe of the Klks Friday night
ghen In honor of Miss Freuur of
Weatherford, Texas, Miss Klgglus'
guest, and a number of the newly
elected ineiuburs, was tho dancing nf
lair of the week, being largely uttulid
ed, and while not strictly dress de
rlKin iir. displayed some p.etty spring
frock.. The loccptlou suite was In
roses mid purple and white Muttered
from '''''' I'1"'"' ml l,,,-t- signaling
11 'lconie to Its houoree mid now
charges
1'iiuch was served throughout tho
evening. Tho music w-aa excellent
und Terpsichore, who Is a very per
sistent goddess, reigned supreme un
til midnight.
Those who danced were: Misses
Klgglus, Freear. Addlngton, Hobson,
(irny, Natlleo Williams, Tutu, llyburn,
t Fay Hobson, Dr. and Mrs. N. C.
Woods, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Krueger,
Mind Mrs. .Sutherland; Messrs. John
(!eon'o, Joel Buchanan, Tom llogie,
Dm ItiUMcll, Tom lOaip Tom and Jim
Frame. I laminar, Spalding, Fierce.
Miller. 1-ouls Iioyd, Crockioft, Hay
Copyright 190S by 1 1 art SchafFncr &:
emdden'd
The Place to Buy Good Shoes
l'oland, llarrald Young and Mr. Slo
cum or Chicago.
The Orlo club held a very Interest
ing session Friday with Its president,
Mrs. (!. II. Wi'oli. This was the last
meeting or thy jour and the reports
or the olllcers wero reud. Tho presi
dent had not missed a meeting and
In the twenty-six meetings had to lend
the sessions two-thirds of tho tlmo
on account of Uiu absence of the
leaders. Mrs. Webb Is an untiring
club worker and tho success of tliu
Urlos Is due her.
Miss Frame, the socrutury, gave a
good reiort. Sho has been the club's
faltlilul feeretary two years and at
tho recent election was again ctioseu.
Ti.o tresurer's report was given by
Mr. Webb and showed tho club to
be In good standing financially. They
havo bought a number of rcferenct
hooka tho last year, besides giving
liberally to charitable Institutions. At
this meeting twenty dollars was col
lected for the Cornish orphans' home.
Tho answer to roll call on this oc
casion wero farewell quotations.
ICiich - member was asked to Pit
f i om what part or the year's work
she had derived the most benefit.
number were parltal to the selections,
some to the plas and others to the
study or Uuskln.
Tho new year books were distrib
uted mid are neat In the club colors
with a cut or Shakespeare on Ut
front page. The program commlttou,
.Mrs Wobb, Mrs. Walter Hardy,
Misses Olive, Corlow mid Franu aro
to bo congratulated on the year's work
that Is mapixjd out.
At tho close of tho busluess ses
sion thu hostess took her guests to
the dining room where delicious re
freshments were served, tho table be
ing laid In drawn linen and centered
with a cut vuso of carnations, thu
dub's llower. Hero the president re
ceived a round or merry toasts trotii
Misses Daisy Nichols and lCllen Dix
on and Mrs. 10. I:. Fugli.
In another issue w-o will publUh an
outline or tho yeur'b study.
Marx
A wedding of Interest to many ot
his Ardmore friends Is that or John
Spain Yates, son of Mrs. H. O. Hey
iiclus, to Mis Ida Myrtle Watkln ol
Hldorado, Kansas, which was soltnen
Ized nt tho homo of tho bride's pa
rents Monday evening. May the 4tli,
tho llev. Airred Ogden being the olll
elating clergyman. Miss Violet Wat
kins, sister or the bride, was maid ot
honor and Mr. Glen Watklns acted as
best man.
The btido Is one or HI Dorado's
sweotest girls, a graduate of tho 1. 1
C. S. and a gifted musician.
The groom was reared In this city
and Is a young man of splendid bust
noss ability. He Is now taking a
training course In the Kansas snulta-i
rltini preparatory to the study of
medicine after tho ceremony a iccep-
tlou was held.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates will make their
home In Kl Dorado.
The following Is the program for
children's day which will be observ
ed at the Broadway Methodist clnir.ii
today at 11 a. m.:
1. IJuby roll.
1. March.
It. "Wo Are Going Onward," chil
dren. I. IKiptlsm of babies.
C. I'rayer. Itov. Sims,
t!. Itespotmive reading.
7. Gloria l'atrl.
S. Apostles creed,
tt. Lord's I'rayer.
10. Scripture lesson.
II. Greeting, little Joyce Adams.
12. low In a Manger, Jewel Hanks
and chorus.
Kl. Recitation, live little girls.
It. I'll Ho a Sunbeam, Nettle
llutcher and chorus.
15. Itecltatlon, "Mttlo Sunbeam,"
Ixnilso Wall.
lti. Song, "Mttlo Sunbeam," J's
tlier .Ike and chorus.
17. Hcuillug, Palestine, Miss Ma
mie Gross.
IS. Solo, "My Faith In Thee,"
Miss Vella Wolverton.
1!. Song. "Mttlo Ones Mke Me,"
children.
20. orfertory.
L'l. March.
'ii. ilenedlctlou.
Commencement of tho City Schools
begins Friday .May i'i .School boys
und girls will soon lay their books
asldu ror awhllu for a long looked
for avcatlon,
Next Friday Is parent and trustee
day for city schools and the parents
mid trustees will go to look
upon the children mid teacher In
rooms where they have spent more
time than at home for thu last nine
mouths.
Kvery llttlo tot and stately high
school pupil, the whole squad will
Invito mother, father and trustee
and friends to tho school rooms next
Friday, all day or u part of tho day
and they aro not going to take any
excuses.
Actual work will bo done In the
1 usual way and parents will seo the
school work and tho school teach
ers as they are. llesldes some spe
cial music and readings will bo In
terspersed to glvo variety.
Kvery parent will get a program
for this day, Hero Is the run of the
exercises Tor the whole week:
Friday, May 'Si Parent and trus
teo day.
Sunday, May 24, at 11 a. in.
Baccalaureate sermon at Uobldon
opera houso by Dr. K. N. Falrchllds
of the First M. H. church, Guthrie,
0.la.
Wednesday, May 27 Junior recep
tion at Klks Hall, to seniors.
Thursday night, May 2S Gram
mar School Commencement.
Friday May 29 High School play
at tho Itoblson opera house.
Tho Alrdomo was crowded Friday
nnd Saturday evenings to seo tho per
formanco of tho Franklin Stock com
pany, tho celverost bunch of players
that havo ever held tho tioards of
the summer thenters In this city. On
Friday there wns not standing room
In the great Inclosurc nnd the play,
the Parish Priest, was a high class
drama, with Mr. Duncan, tho native
Scotchman, as leading mnn, nnd tak
ing tho part or Father Whnlou and
Mlns Hyan as Nolllo Durkln.
Tho specialties were catchy and
new nnd Harry Wilson the runny
fellow was unusually good ,as was
alM) Mr. Alvldo In his Juggling.
It has been whispered about that
Ardmore would like to engage this
company the entire season ,not only
for their stago playing nnd ''stunts"
but as citizens, as they havo already
gained the friendship and confidence
or our c'tlzons and seo mas
one or us. The coming week the at
tractions will be better than the past.
Mrs. F. It. I-awhon left today
for a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Morgan In Donlson, Texas.
A nice clean matting will look well
on that bare floor of yours. Let
H. A, Jones show you some splendid
values. ntr
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A Leatlsr In Southern Society.
Her friends say that this well
known member of tho fashionable
younger set In the Georgia capltol,
owes the exquisite benttty or her
complexion to n few minutes mas
sage earh day with Nadlnola Cream,
n preparation which Imparts to any
skin the childlike freshness nnd
beauty or a perfect complexion. Slio
says that Nadlnola Cream obliter
ates all decolorations nnd leave's
the skin clear, soft and velvety. Nadl
nola Cream Is sold In every first
class drug storo at DOc, nnd $1 00
the package.
SOCIAL CALENDAR.
Monday,
Ladles of tho Ix-af meets with Mrs.
J. 11. Wull.
Chautauqua class meets with Mrs.
P. II. Woods.
Mf.s Rjjglns gives rece,)tlii In
honor of Miss Freear.
Mission study class of the llroad
way Baptist church meets with Mrs.
Wynne.
Franklin Stock company at thu
Alrdome.
Tuesday.
Missionary society of the First
Piesbyterlan church meets with D.
II. Dawson.
Christian meets at tho church.
South A ril more meets at tho church.
Carter Aeuue meets ut the church.
Young Woman's Home Mission so
ciety meets with Mis. Marvin Hell.
Broadway .Methodist Circles:
No. 1 with Mrs. 1). T. Nlsbet.
No. 2 with Mrs. W. S. Wolverton.
No. h! with Mrs. M. 1 Alexander.
No. I with Mrs. It. W. ltandol.
BToadwny Baptist meets at tho
church.
Uulld meets with Mis. McNaugkt.
Alrdomo.
Moving picture shows.
Innes chorus practice at the Broad
way Baptist church.
Wednesday.
Ferndalo Hevkw club meets with
Alis. Joe M. Loudon.
Merrle Wives meet with Mrs. Cruy.
Blblo study class meets with Mrs.
Conway.
Prayer meetings nt the churches.
Maci-nbeos moot at thu Odd Fellows
hall.
Mothers' club of the Second ward
meets.
Mothers' club of tin First watd
UlM'tS.
Thursday,
Mrs. Humle's dancing class.
Benevolent society meets with Mrs.
J. C. Thompson.
Franklin Stock company ut the Air
dome. Choir practice for tho churches.
Friday.
Innes chorus practice.
Franklin Stock company at the Alr
dome. Sweet Sixteen club meets.
C. II. W. meets.
Glco club meets with Miss Hanua.
High School auxiliary meets at
the Lincoln building.
Parents and trustees day at tho
city schools.
t'nusually good values offered In
now Spring Matting at H. A. Jones'.
17tC
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS
IN THIS MORNING'S PAPER
LOOKS LIKE PROSPERITY
IT
TO
SEE THE LOCAL PAPER SO WELL
PATRONIZED, IN FACT THE PAN
IC IS NO MORE AS FAR AS THIS
SECTION OF OKLAHOMA IS CON
CERNED, BOOST, BOOST, BOOST.
Whooping Cough.
"In February our uaughtor had tho
whooping cough. Mr. lano, of Hart
land, recommended Chamberlain's
Cough Hemedy nnd said It gave Ills
customers the best of satisfaction. We
found It as ho said, and can rocom
mend It to anyone having chlldron
troubled with whooping cough," says
Mrs, A. Goss, of Durand, Mich. For
sale by F. J. Hamsoy and Hoffman
Drug Co. d&w
Brown & Bridgman
Funeral Directors and
Licensed Embalmers
Largest line of Funeral Goods
in Oklahoma.