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Mrs E. B. Thome's Report of the
Annual Meeting of Feder-
ated Women's Clubs
of Oklahoma.
^ our delegates left Hennessey,
Monday night for Ardmore via
Ellteno and Oklahoma City, arriv
ing in Ardmore, a city of about
eighteen thousand inhabitants,
at 3:3i> a. m. Tuesday. After
rest ;ui<] refreshment, we report-
ed to the credentials committee
and were registered and given
badges. We next met the hospi-
tality committee and were assign-
ed places. Mrs. Darrow was
most fortunately entertained in
the handsome hnmeof Ardmore's
distinguished physician, Dr. Von |
Keller while I was one of thel
sixteen entertained at the Adrien !
by the lovely Mrs [{ p Turner
of Ardmore, then General Feder
ation Secretary. Ardmore furn I
Elks Hall, to the officers,
delegates, and visiting club
ladies. About 500 were present.
I here was music, and delicious
punch was served.
The convention was called to
order at!) the next morning.
Several tine talks were given.
We enjoyed those on Household
Economics very much. Mrs. M
E. Hart, who, by the way, was
elected the 1st president of our
district, had a fine exhibit of
work done by the Guthrie public
schools and the County High
School. Mrs. Hart said "It
seems the people are becoming
thoroughly aroused to the idea
of something practical in the
education of the rising genera
tion. " "The Hope of Any Nation."
There is 110 educational course in
which the Arts and Sciences can
lie so thoroughly studied and
ished the delegates lodging and , * ! , Radical use us in
breakfast during the convention *r UoU8ehold Econo-
The first evening a long pro I, ' f* * "eW state are
gram was rendered I 111 tJlttS tllis Part ()f Hie
The Hon. Lee Cruce, president I *ducation,lhe chlldren h"
of the Chamber of Commerce | been pr^'ded for in our Consti
welcomed the guests giving us 1 a talk on this sub
the keys to the city. An address, I JU°J ..J.,r8- Kec,,rda ,,f Lawton
entirely in rhyme was given by!
ex president of the Indian Terri
tory Federation, Mrs. I). A. Mc-
Dougal. Greetings wore brought
Jroin the honorary president, of
Ihe Indian Territory, Mrs.
Conlan by Mrs. Philip N. Moore,'
General Federation President, It~',
w ho remained thro'out the con- "" ^
vention. She presided at the
election and by her sweet
womanliness, won our interest
and inspired more zeal in Gener
al Federation work. At this tirst
night's meeting, greetings were
also brought from Longan Par-
liamentary Club—by Mis. Lon-
gan and by the beautiful Mrs. S.
.1. Wright, 1st vice president of
Texas Federation.
must simplify, classify;
jollify, glorify practical living."
During the discussion on art,
Mrs. Scott of Shawnee read a
paper on this subject which was
most interesting.
During the reports of the Local
| Clubs, your delegates felt ex
insignificant,. Nearly
every club reported civic improve
mont or philanthropic work done.
We wish all our club coulu have
heard these reports.
Thursday was a very strenuous
day. The convention went into
executive tension behind closed
doors until after dark.
llie most important work of
.lie Ardmore meeting was the
successful ainalj •amatinii of the
t wo federations. The report of
the committees appointed by
'ie ye.ir ago was
unanimously adopted and amal-
gamation was effected harmon-
iously. Under the new constitu-
tion, the state is divided into five
districts according to the con-
gressional districts. Each dis-
trict met in canvas and eleoted a
district president and the federa
tions in each district will hold
sessions between April 15 and
May 15.
V i 11 itu is the only city which
has invited the federation next
year and the executive committee
will defer naming the federation
town until a later date.
The full corps of Oklahoma
state officers are:
Pres.— Mrs. John Threadgill,
Oklahoma City; V.P.—Mrs D.
A. McDougal, Sapulpa; Roc. Sec.
— Mrs. Claud L. Steele, Musko
tree; Parliamentarian —r M r s.
Chas. L. Hume, Anadarko; Treas.
— Miss Boyle; Enid; Auditor-
Mrs J. B. Wall, Ardmore; Gen.
Fed. Sec.—Mrs. Lawson, Nowata
1st Dis. Pres.—Mrs. M. E. Hart,
Guthrie; 2nd Dis. Pres.—Mrs.
T. R. Beenian, El Reno; 3rd Dis.
Pres.—Mrs. John Catlin, Bartles-
ville; 4th Dis. Pres.—Mrs. Tom
Hope, Ada; 5th Dis. Pres. Mrs.
R. J. Ray, Lawton.
First published In the Hennessey Clipper Nov
1II, I IR)H. ... 1
State of Oklahoma, j
Notice.
"-SS.
Kingfisher County, S
In C iunty «'our 
In the Mutter of the Kstate of Funny Kusa
deceased
Notlee is hereby given. thut John Smith the
duly appointed and <|uulitit'd administrator of
the estate of suiil Funny Fuzu deeeuscd has
1 emlered and presented for settlement.and Hied
in saId Court, his dual account and report of
his administration as Much administrator and
states that said estate is ready for distribution
and that Friday, the IIth day « f December A
" I mm oelnu a day of a Kegular Term of >ald
ourt. to-wit of the October term, A I). twus
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of >aidday,at
the County Court Room in the City of KIiik-
tlsher in said County of Kiiigdsher has been
duly appointed b> the said Court, for the
settlement of said account anu distribution of
said estate, at which time and place'any per-
son interested in said estate may appear and
mo his exceptions iu writing to the uccount
and contest the same
In testliuouy whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand ahd affiled the neal of said Court this
Itltb day of Nov. |MK
sf j NO. m. uk A h am.
Iv 1 m County .1 udxe.
v\ 1. Moore, utty. for adin.
Old papers for
Clippeu ottice.
sale at the
First Published in the Clipper Nov. 12, 190#
Notice.
State of Oklahoma. 1 .
County of Kingfisher s ss ,n Counti' ICourt.
Notice is hereby given that 011 the 9th day 1
of November, A I)., htos. Wash Savage filed
in the County Court of the County of
Kingfisher and Stute i>f Oklahoma, a petition
praying for I.etters of Administration to tie
issued to Samuel Bailey uoon the estate of
/ana MeViekers. deceased, late of the County
of Kingfisher and St.te of Oklahoma.
And pursuant to an order of said county court
Friday, the ?7th day of November A. D., lyus
at the hour of 2 o'clock p m , of su d day', thai
being a day of the regular October term. A.
P.. 1*08, of said County Court, has been ap-
pointed as the time for hearing said appllea-
tion. when and where any person interested
may contest said petition by tiling written op-
posltion thereto on the ground of incompe-
tency of the applicant, or may assert his own
rights to the administration and pray that
Letters be issued to himself
Witness Jno M. Oraham, .Indue of the
County Court of the County of Kingfisher and
the seal of the Court affixed, the 9th day of
November. A !>.. luos
(Seal.) JNO. M. GRAHAM, County Judge.
First published in the Clipper Nov. 19, 190H
Notice.
State of Oklahoma. 1
-SS.
County of Kingfisher. )
In County Court
In the Mutter or the Estate of Emma Camo-
be!l l eceased.
Notice is hereby given. that J. E Hoyer the
duly appointed and qu illtled administrator of
the est ate of Emma Campbell deceased has
rendered and presented for settlement, and
tiled in said Court, his final uccount and re-
port of his administration as such administrator
and that Monday, the Nth day of December
A D UKH beiritf a day of a regular tern* of
said court, to-wit: of the October term,
A • . iMoK at lo o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, at the County Court Koom in the City of
KinKiisher, in said County of Kingfisher, has
been duly appointed by the said Court, for the
settlement of said account, at which time and
place any person interested i > said estate
may appear and file his exceptions in writing
to the account and contest, the some.
In Testimony Whereof. I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of said Court
this llth day of November 1MH.
,mm vi 1 JNO- M GRAHAM.
eauj County Judge.
FirM Published in the Clupper Nov. IP.mk
Publication Notice.
State of Oklahoma,   , ,,
County of Kingfisher. 1 ounty < ourt
t Estate of ChilliesMcDrwel. deceased.
oThe petbion of .1. l' iv'illiums as the admin-
istrator of the estate of Charles McUowfi. de-
ceased, having been presented to this
court, praying that an order be mudc
authorizing said petitioner to sell the
whole, or so much, and such parts
of the real estate described in -aid peti-
tion as tlie court shull judge necessary and
benelleinl al private sale: and it appearing to
the court from such petition, that It is neces-
sary to sell the whole, or some portion of such
real estate, for the purpose anu reasons men-
tioned in said petition: therefore said petition
will be died herein, and a time appointed for
hearim,' the sun e.
And it Is hereby ordered, by the court, thut
Saturday, the .Mhdav of December.A. P I90H
at the hour of ^ o'cloe.t p m of said day. that
being a day of the regular October term. IvM-^.
of this court. I e. and the same is appointed as
the time when all persons interested in said
estate are directed and required to apt>e:ir
before this court to show cuu>e why an order
should not be grunted to said petitioner to
sell so much of the real estate of said dcced-
ent as is necessary.
And it is further ordered, that a copy of
this order tie personally served on all persons
interested iu said estate, any general guard-
ian of a minor so interested, and any legatee
or devisee, or heir of the decedent, provided
they are residents of said Kingfisher county,
at least ten days tie fore the time appointed
for hearing said petition, unless they shall '
waive such notice in wi-Ulnx. and signify in
writing their assent that a • order of sale be
•nude as piayed for in said petition
Dated the Tth dav of November. 19 is
(Seal> jno M.URaHaM.
Count} Judge.
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HENNESSEY'S
3d MARKET DAY SALE
Will be Held on
Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1908
Our former Market Day Sales have proved
that these sales will be a success in Hennessey,
and the last was better than the first. We urge
everybody having anything to sell at these sales
to list it early at either bank in Hennessey, as we
must know so as to prepare pens and stalls in
time. It also enables us to advertise the articles
properly. If you have anything to sell will find
you a buyer. Cards for listing at either bank.
J . L. MURPHY, Manager.
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Hake your bread, cakes and pies
from Lihkkty /lour, and you will
have a baking to be proud of,
and something to give thanks for.
When you once try the Liheuty
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