Caddo County Teachers Conclude Two Day Program
Friday and Saturday the Caddo County teachers hold their county association at the High School with a 1 30 p.m. Friday program led by Rev Crabtree and talks by Dr RW Willians Hutton and others on educational value and consolidation. An 8 p.m. Friday high school oratorical contest closes the day. Saturday features general sessions on music Latin teaching methods and rural school improvements with speakers including W W Phares and W Rasure. Community supporters urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caddo County
Fait
Elite
AL L. Ives
Grace Thaarer
Ida Dale Mitchell
Louise Kriuse
Anna Martin
M. G. Bates
Claude E. DeWitt
G. W. Balyeat
W. Rasure
C. Ross Lume
M. W. Stamford
Dora Goldaburg
Pearl Harris
Ink spill at court leads to bruises and laughs
Judge Campbell presided over a damage suit when a misunderstanding caused ink from Bristow to fly, splashing Kerr's trousers and striking Bullen on the head. Kerr dived for the stairs but incurred only bruises. Bullen and Bristow remain friends. Mia J. W. Stabler arrives from Geronome, Oklahoma, visiting Anadarko friends. Mason and daughter stay with Mrs. Warner in Anadarko as McAninch learns of his father’s death in Somerset, Kentucky. Fresh oysters offered by CalABC, phone 123.
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Campbell
Justice Court
Bullen
Bristow
Attorney Kerr
Kerr
Mia
J. W. Stabler
Coweta
Okla
Geronome
Mrs. Stabler
W. W. Terry
Anadarko
Mr. Stabler
Champlin Lumber Co
Lyon Mathew Lumber Co
M. H. Mason
Mins Dorphes
Hardy
Oklahoma
Row at Fort Cobb Leads to Arrests and Disturbance
J. M. Bays and Newt Banks were arrested after a disturbance in the Fort Cobb barn over a 2 cent charge for Glover's horse. Deputy Lacey and others escorted them to Avadarko. A roughhouse occurred. no weapons were drawn. After court and lawyers handled the matter, peace was restored.
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J. M. Bays
Newt Banks
Lacey
Avadarko
Glover
Banks
Fort Cobb
Sglover
Koicks
Couple elopes then marry in Texas and return home
Cha Graumer and Fern Fens tertncher fled Friday to Wichita Falls Texas and wed. They feared returning home so moved to Hobart. Graumer's father located them and brought them back Tuesday evening. The couple appears happy and all is forgiven.
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Cha Grrauimer
Fern Fenstertncher
Wichita Falla
Texas
Jre
Hobart
Mx Graumer
Birthday Party Celebrates Sixth Birthday For Catherine Callahan
Little Catherine Callahan marked her sixth birthday with a party Friday inviting friends. Games followed by refreshments, as Mrs. Callahan wished her guests many happy returns. Also noted are reports of W. W. Terry returning from Birmingham, EK T vook’s telegram about his father’s death in Chillicothe, and Mrs. Russell’s health-related Michigan trip with her husband.
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Catherine Callahan
Never Grow Old Club Winter Promised at Mrs Stewart’s
Mrs B A Stewart entertained the Never Grow Old club at her home in Meat Okla ave on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Mason of Hardy Girls visited her aunt Mrs War ker. Refreshments included peanut butter sandwiches pickles cake and coffee. The club will meet with Mrs Topley next Tuesday afternoon. Washington weather early winter likely with cold spell forecast.
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B.A. Stewart
Okla
Ave
Dorothy Mason
Hardy Girls
Warker
Stewart
Topley
OELS Elect Officers In Recent Meeting
The OELS held their agnunt election of officers last night with Worthy Matron Mera J. Richey and Worthy Patron Grover Wamsley Annsovvitt. Matron Mrs. W. W. Terry and Secretary Mrs. Fremont Boyle among those named. David Ray was in Apache on business Tuesday. Mrs. M. Leontard visited Chickasha to spend the day with relatives. Miss Edith Widaman Oklahoma county superintendent was in Oklahoma City gust Tuesday. For Rent furnished rooms light housekeeping Mrs. D. Turner 506 West Broadway.
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OELS
Worthy
Mera
J. Richey
Grover Wamsley
Annsovvitt
W. W. Terry
Fremont Boyle
DD. G. Grilloway
J. KE White
AL Starkweather
D. Turner
West Broadway
M. M. Embroidery Club Meeting At Mrs Stephenson Home
The M. M. Embroidery club gathered at Mrs O O C Stephenson's home for an afternoon meeting with Mrs Frank Cal Intiwn and Sir Stephenson. Conversations featured helpful ideas and light banter as members departed feeling their hour and a half well spent. Refreshments included sandwiches fruit salad strawberry tarts tea and coffee. Mesdames A Cleveland and Kilie will host the next gathering.
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M. M. Embroidery Club
Oo. C. Stephenson
Stephenson
Frank Cal
Wright
A. Cleveland
Kilie
Goats Stranded Across River as Floodwaters Rise
David Bartintoniew returns home from Kansas City after months away. Robt I Bouke reports a herd of goats across the river with high water blocking food. Aid offered via ABC, Phone 125, for fresh water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Bartintoniew
Kansas City
Robt. I. Bouke
ABC
Catholic Ladies Bazaar and Sale Near County Farm
Community bazaar featuring cooked foods and baked goods plus attire and rice dishes, held in northeastern county area. Auction notices include sale of fine art from Rufus Bowen farm recently purchased by FLW Jeschke of Pocasset, piano for sale at $1515, and rental rooms in new post office block with steam heat and utilities. inquiries to Hammert le Ayers and 305 West Maine.
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C. J. Solwers
Rufus Bowen
Flw. Jeschke
Pocasset
Hammert le Ayers
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First National Bank
Avadarko, Oklahoma
F. Woodart
W. Myers
LB. Con. Cashier
H. Popejny
Ana't Canhier
Corone Bates
W. UC. Miller
AIO N. In
W. W. Phelan
State University
R. H. Wilson
Friends of Education
Lyon & Mathews Co
Birmingham
Ala
Continental Gin Association
Fle
EK. T. Vook
Khilicothe
Ohio
J.J. Russell
Michigan
A. A. Gilmore of
Okeene
Miss Viola Gilmore
U5. Express Office
Co. C. Thompson
Lawton
Red Son
Phelps the Dairyman
A. Martinez
Dr. Anderson
Democrat
C. C. Nathan National Bank Building
Washington
Brean
O. E. S. Meet
David Ray
Apache
Edith Widaman
Alahoma City
M. M. Emb. Club
Anadarko Jewelry & Optical Company
Postoffior
Catholic Ladies Bazaar
Eepleston & Coggins
Maine
Pioneer Drug Store
Edison Amberota Phonograph
Wuvu
Anadarko, Oklahoma
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