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EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
The El Reno Daily Tribune R
A Blue Ribbon Newspaper Serving A Blur Ribbon Community
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11,1930 -
Issued daily except Saturday from 207 South Rock Island avenue,
LDd entered as second-class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879.
RAY J. DYER
Editor mid Publisher
CALUMET CLUB
iiudgf harm:
News Editor
DEAN WARD
Advertising Manager
The ASSOCIATED PRESS is exclusively entitled to the use of re-
publication of all the news dispatches credited to it or not credited by
this paper, and also to all the local news therein.
All rights of publication of spec ial dispatches herein are also reserved.
School Csijjors Are Busy
During Week
E. H. S. BOOMER
Continued from Page 2
ART CLASSES ARE
BUSY ON PROJECTS'
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
FIRST SEMESTER
TESTS SCHEDULED
Seniors of ’39
One of the most talented and out-
WAR WHOOP
Members of the hlghschool art
classes, which meet second and j Q Is lt necessarv to write anv-
fifth hours tinder the supervision thinf on lhe card that accompanies
of John Waldrip. are making in-la wedding gift?
A No; the card is sufficient, as
MEMBER
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
ASSOCIATION
MEMBER
»rtl> OKLAHOMA PRESS
ASSOCIATION
National Advertising Representatives
FROST LANDIS COMPANY
New York, Chicago. Detroit, Si. Louis, Dallas,
Atlanta, San I raneiseo
I teresting and unusual projects.
Thty are designing various articles , , ,
, . , good wishes and congratulations are
■ such as dresses houses, posters, | Rt lhe rcceptlon.
Nut-crackers de luxe is the wav j Mg"s’ an ,n Ca e pa eins' J Q. Is it all right for a man to
tanding boys ol tire senior class is i Junior Courtney thinks of the | Many individuals now are work- ,est hl, a,.m on (lle bnck Qf a WQ_ exams
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT Bill Pulliam. He finds speech work | vires in the shop since Christmas 'ing with clay, and all will work ! malVs chair in n,e theatre or in a' 11 to 12—First period special
CALUMET. Jan. 11—'The Cal-; an excellent hobby This year Bill! - with it at sometime during the ; public conveyance? " 'exams.
iinu t boys' basketball team went | brour.ht an honor to the school! We aren't sure, but either John j year The most interesting projects i , N .. ! j i;io to 2:25—Third period exams,
to Bethany last Friday night. | and himself by winning first in j Brown or Martha Jane Hodges j are the casts made of plaster of j, ‘ j .’ u lanc's ’’lou ( Je kept 2:30 to 3:30—Second period spec-
where they played a grand game. ( dramatic reading and first in stand- was slightly embarrassed while try- | paris in a mold around the object1 1 ‘ ' . , mi exams.
ing out for the operetta. John , being modeled. The bronze statue ®' What should a woman wear
to a dinner when she docs not
! hut the Bethany quintet was just | art! oratory
the local boys
at Pliillips university.
DAILY SUBSCRIPTION RATES
By Carrier
One Week ____
Three Months ______
One Year . .
BY MAIL IN CANADIAN AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES
----- $ .15 Three Months . $1.50
$1.75 Six Months
$700 One Year
Including Sales Tax
too much tor the local bovs j thu. qualifying for the state eon-I believes in carrying cut the in- | of the Pioneer Woman at Ponca
: Those making the trip were Hugh O'si. In the spring. jaiructlons to the letter—if you ger j City was made from a mold such
! Bright, Jimmy Condry. Jammie Two years ago Bill attended a'what we mean i as this.
Holi'en. Junior Armstrong. Oeorge j school of speech at the University f -- , Throughout the year the class
Swallow. Hob-ft Nord Calvin i of Denver through a scholarship j Who wa* that certain couple m | ... k t d f .
j Thomas. Willard Fred Earl Ar- j iu> won tliai veai lhe theatre the other night who , . ‘ ^
!............,uT a* »„ ZVZFZ****
. r i.Pmnv x^nii in r’lnimuimr i And by the way. the title was "Hole. •
possess a dinner gown? ,
A. An evening dress would be the
ilex' best tiling to wear.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II. 19:19
REST IN GOD'S LOVE: It is vain for urn In rise up early. tu sit up
late, to eat the bread of sorrows; for so tie jjivrth his lieloved sleep.
—Psalms 127:2.
are the costumes of tire
'That Kiss " | Egyptains. Greeks, and Elizabeth-
___ 1 ans. Clothing during the period
Why dosen't someone give Daniel of Mari<‘ Antoinette: the early and the point
Johnson a horse to go with hi< |latP nlnetpentl1 century whkli in
i vvuirur ni.vius Marv I......... ............. new ridin' boots? We all expect Icludes tllp P^nod.s of 1812, Civil Thursday. James Upton was elect-
Jnisen. Lottie Helen Andersen. Al- Kp |s M’>Ting during liis senior ihim to start wearing spurs any | "ar- and ®av Nineties '1890-19001; f,(l to act as historian for the chap-
l-i-.. ----- and modern dress also will be dis- ter. and John West Is to be
cussed.
Claude I eFever. Melvin CJrownover
$3.00 Kenneth Miller and Harold Bloom. , ni
$5 00 Tlie gills' basketball team played
I Ringer. Those who made the trip
- were Katherine Clapper Hazel
Wilbur, Phyllis DeAmiond
and i not half had at playing ten-
Bjll acquired the nickname
"Speedy" from a member ol the
creative writing class.
___ ial exams
Election of two new officers was 2:15 to 3:15—Fifth period
of interest in Future! exams.
Farmers of America meeting last ; -———
special
Public Records
Plow Points
BY TOM M. MARKS
Oklahoma County Agent At Large
• building
OTILLWATER. Jail 11 'Speeiali | not employ a learhci who has not umet *wMI ii.i
^ "Hie Fiiv Grade 4-H eluh been a ( lull member
at its first meeting with eoimi' ft
extension agents lor the new eluh K.-nimfie hoinen d-.'iu with all
year presented n complete program '*■’ "l U knowledge ol budge1 and
Each project captain responded dl,‘l' hie reached bevoiul ilit* <on-
with a report The clothinr cap'am ’"les ol
ieport.ed thnt 18 lea towels, two
the school room and is
Ir,etising on the 213.000 farm homes
df Oklahoma
i Ilia Hayden Man Ami Barrett. >'«» as president of thp Forum tie- day now
Dorothy McVev N> Bell Schiel. hatum society, vice president of the j
and Martini I,nek j senior class, and vice president of Robert Sheets at last has ob-j Soon the class will study the hls-
The Calumet wrestling team ' Oglmas. boys' pep tub. (tnuied an original excuse for being tory of art as applied to modern
componiecl tin' c i ls a far a Bill also is a member of the Na- j ,ard* *° hte He s«.vs that j and antique furniture.
Hinton when lhe boys made a tloiiul Honor society National jr0. once in a while he is de- j T1)f, cjass is loginning work on
i.ood howim with a score of is1,. ! umsic league. Kamera Klub. boys’ i laJ”ecl a ■^ certain place while jmurais for the administration
i to 17' m lav.u' of Hinton They glee club, and a cappella choir .making n delivery
, were nutria • eil in the lie ivvweighl ! He portrayed the lend in the jun-I ~
ilivi ion M" t (»f h* Cnlumrt mat- j ior pl;i> "The Fool " ’ast venr. | 10 Is 1 lr .sophomore giii
I men nre tint in wresilin**. • After leaving his alma mater, Bill' 'in\* a s ai(' p ® ' w*lf> think*? ,
I.III Will. . ....... ........ lime cal- j Will attend the University of Ok-|*ca,plnB ls °' K bul tl1at 'f vou MASHPEE, Mass., —(U.Ri -f or ilm Those serving on this committee Alice Ma.ilda Svoboda. 24. both or
i do it hair by hair it loses it , first time in 18 years, twins have !m“ William Whitacre. Everett Fed- Yukon
i been added to the popul.itton tierJ
The father is Ellsworth Oakley, or
Chief Drifting Goose ol the Wj-ii-
■slm" 11 anoga Tribe. Tlie son.- have be u
we don i know, but j nauu>t| John Hiawatha itid Woslev
„ 7" .Coombs A,,8l,sl
Tench
TWINS RARE IN TOWN
photographer
A committee consisting of John I Marriage Licenses
Winstead Joe Muir and Murvel Joseph F. Luckey 38. and Jean
Hinticksen was appointed to com- Melton. 23. both of Oklahoma City,
plete plans for an assembly pro- Henry Higdon. 2fi. and Irene But-
gram. i ler. 20. botli of Cyril.
A general committee was appoint- Kenneth Burgess. 32. and Flor-
id to make plans for the father ’Kester. 34. both ol Oklahoma
end son banquet, which will be c>t-v-
given during the second semester Vernon W. Shedeck. 27. and
team
In I Minina to study law. He later! _
i plans !o enter Harvard university.. 1,1 J
pr'iid ol
Mr and Mr Frank Hutchison I -
I vi li-ai-ht Hu " house Leila Von Tungeln's sweet man*
'..In n tin ".in uril" liicu home j in r makes everyone notice her.
Jolui Woodward's definition
electricity is “second-hand
shine Now
l.rstnUa; i i," '“f . '‘.‘Vn | "o,- | ^ ^
I'riilav uiflii
the
in I'.l Reno were Mr. I both being a hobby j
• 'ui Mt '■•'in llui t Mi and She seem.-, to think her "certain
■ It. Elmi'i f <■ i in Hit1 Mr i Clinrli one" is a nice looking chap, for
"Ori'aiii/.eft work has been inriteil 1 rnper .mil \li Mavwu.ul uidg- iir i.s often heart I humming "You
ru in more than 2.7(19 communities v.aj j Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby."
by tlie 30.721 farm women duo1 Mr <;i-ih ■ c Hur l and Mrs . Monday night always finds Leila
e.ember ; Me Norma Brum- Line: i Ldh ol ( aluuii'l and Mrs siateil by the rtidio listening to
baiteh ’■tale luiine (lemons)ration Fot) John i n cl Kl Reno wore Okla- . Radio Theatre."
agent in oeeu in ■ the 19:18 pro J" 111 1 1 ;l ‘ M" 1 "'fek Edward G. Robinson i.s her screen
grain ol the Oklahoma A and M Lundai dinin') Die t of Mr and 1 favorite
'Mr Ceu" T In lent i were Mi and
collet e extension . ervi''c
workers in earning piailind in-
loiinatinii and '.emee to Hi farm
woman and girl in the heme The
t aps, three apron- I wo holder-
six darns, nine patches throe
undergarments, and three eluldten',
garments laid been made. Tne club
is coached by two grade teaclu :
—Miss Zella King. Dc»a> count\
home demonstration ageir
Tliat Ls splendid work trr Hie 4-11
club, isn't il? Did the club enaehe-
do it? The evidence shows they h
Then tlie agents are not emit led to
nnv praise, whatever, are tln \ 1
Dr Seaman A Knapp, lounder of
extension work often told liis
I'l.M 'Hill I I 1 M M I I l.t I It II I t II )! . I ' I It'll l»V
*®en tlie women anrl girls in home
"It is not what you do ' out sell demon-tration i lair an 1 in 4-H
that ccunts. lt Is what you get i lab wort: is passed on by each ol
others to do." them to non-members in the com- | visitor in Calumet Mmidav
Good extension agents arc those uiunily. and county heme demon- i Harry Wint ttinite and son C'lar-
who have the knack of "ettlii’ •‘■Nation connclls, made up of repre-j cnee. Imve lejurncd from a Inist-
cthers to do extension work: who l;,r,n *,,mm ,,n‘n' q«wr- wss trip in eastern Oklahoma and
, . nth with tin home demonstration Missouri. I
, , . . agent to oi cttss problems atui new, Mary Ion Bird ol Oklahoma Oil\
people that certain projects ot „m,visited friends in Calumet last 1
activities are worth while Tn .,n „i)aM,s of homemakihg (Friday
Sometimes I think the , oaelies j,,, ,| and nutrition eh itliii i«r Ian*" Arinllda 't"nniiip-i>u it < iklaltom.i ■
c.r the 4-H dubs do not get eu,aigh .............it. uni! child den .: ,j C'tlv
credit and praise for the splendid n cm intelligent management 1 J parent' Mi and Mi
work they are doing. Club bov. leading to good health and ceo- Thompson, nl Culnmo1
and girls make splendid records niut • uomie .eeuriiv Ri'ilucing cuslt ex- Mu non Dunn ol Indiana
it is almost always due to al I’oiditures nece arv for living re- 'pending several weeks with liis
leases funds for better homes, j I''Ollier. Sam Dunn, ol Calumet.
(lothing and education Hce. the and liis nephews. Irvin Tent
dersen and Kermit Anderson. Warranty Dteds
Plans for attending tlie world's ,M- a and Edna Henry to E. L
poultry congress in Cleveland. an(i Jewell London and B Jobe.
Chio. were discussed. The congress ® SW SE SE 25-11-5.
held the first week in - Ttl'.ie Lee to John D. Garrett.
Lots 20. 21 and south hall of 22.
Lloyd Von Tungeln. president of block 10. Jensen's addition to El
Future Fanners of America chap- Keno.
Vom telephone ilirei erv i going tt*i at El Reno, and Everett Fed- S. F. Smith to Carrie Smith. Lots
to press, if you want , telephone, dersen. vice president, attended 1 and 2 and S NE 3-13-7
in Quitclaim Di’rrt
Seen in tlie hall: Miss Marian
Taylor using a dust pan and a ... . _______
broom to a very good advantage, j opt ional listings, change of ad- the district training conference
i dress, or yellow pagi isting. cull Norman Iasi week Thev were ac- Elizabeth Jordan to Mrs. John
Was Pauline Betche surprised |lb< telephone oflice now. call 700, companied by Bryan V. Bradv. W. Shnr.el. E NW and NE SW
121-12-5.
when she fell and fractured lift
I elbow while singing "If I Had The
(Wings of an Angel."
'Adv.i 'vocational agriculture Instructor.
"Shorty" (her nicknamei is
an I And speaking of surprises. Dewey
Ci iir' Mr
and
Mi
In 1! Pell-
\vri',.lil in id
son
Joe
et Celinnel
Mr mid
Mi
Guy
Holi-iii mid
sr n 1' lion.
Mr
iiinl
Mrs Hem \
C'lvins :itnl
son.
Tom.
o' Calumet
were Simdnv dinner cue i of Mr
a nd Me
Hersliel Hobson ol E
Reno
Verge Munev
ol Gen) v won a
holds membership in tlie Fu'ure! mcrni„g when lie went to sleep
Homemakers of Oklahoma, a home j about 30 minutes before school I
economics club. up anrt didn't awaken until ;
| class had begun.
A "high and mighty stepper" in !
Hie senior class is Earl Robinson., Miss Evelyn Blades says that the |
lie is fond ol sports, but lie is | cue time when the teacher
mo t ip'oteslPd it: bnske'bnll.
^ m COI TRUE
sk
CHARLOT MASON
('opr. 1938 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
gets
| to laugh
Apparently Earl is not afraid of j being taken, and the students have
ing cap just discernible above the
sparkling water as Sibyl swam to-
ward the far side of t he cove.
Marsten was standing on the
bank, testing tlie temperature of
the water with the toes of one foot
and indulging in a pantomime of
violent shivers.
“It's not that cold, is it. Frank?”
Lora called out.
“Ghastly 1"
Probably lukewarm.” Lora re-
AROUNDSCHOOL
pent the wet I. i ml vvilli her |
Leslie
splendid coach
In many schools f-H club cote lie
get recognition for their work
Sometimes they get extra^pnv just
like tlie athletic coaches Some
Hill
......o ••••vi n.v- oiuuritis I in vc j
Hi" dark, as lie chooses "Lights | thr.se p'tiful looks on their faces.
! Out" to be his favorite radio pro- '_______
gram. Hedy Lamnri is lii.s idol of
I tnovieland.
' Fail till i wanting to know'
"Why Did I Fall m Love?"
He is an active member of the Many attractive dresses were
Tebeth DeMolay chapter. IJeBow socn at 'be I. I. T. initiation last
boys’ alee club, mixed chorus, and wed: Miss Mabel Jones, sponsor
the Ht-Y of the club, was wearing a dress
-- of black alpaca. The novelty
! | When a story is written about weave of tlie cloth and a gold pin j
! someone, there usually are many in the shape of a leaf made the
'adjectives to describe her. One of dress interesting,
the many adjectives describing Ella Marie Cox. a former presi- '
I'lances Isles is vivacious. dent of the club, was enjoying the |
Peter Day. to get away from she had asked Marsten to go on marked to El hot- "He hates \va-
i.s when the finals are I civilization, has rented a lonely with her. There had been no rea- ter."
n. and the snidem. have : h,!!t01! cab,n- He 'S.onjoy'.ng his son for that strange feeling of be- “I—I—
solitude one morning, when a
girl appears, leading a saddle
horse. She is Sibyl Aldrich, and
has ridden up here because of a
quarrel with Jules Sanford, well-
to-do young man who wants to
marry her and whom she and
her mother are visiting al his
summer home in the valley.
While Peter and Sibyl are hav-
ing lunrh, Jules walks in and
like it very much.” Elliot
ing pursued by Jules and Peter— stammered, grateful that slip wa .
of being impelled to run from walking across the beach with lum
'betn. and leaving Peter and Jules In the
I ear with Mrs. Aldrich.
gHE glanced back and saw that . Peler followed the direction of
home iKiultH Hock, the garden t hiuJie ou t I r Pcm'.right
the orchard and the production of Hiihv Ridcw.iy ..pent Sunday with ' sbl tavors athletics, she par- occasion, waring a dress of sky
tile home incut supply have made Aliene Ruth and Rub" Wnlbaum 1 nipates in .swimming find hiking blue wool. The white lace on the
their contribution in the live al Mi and Mr R 1 Johnson mid ;f,lliu' °"pn a,ld a basketball fan. collar and handkerchief was at-
iitues the trustees of a school insi.-l home program advanced by home Mr mi l Mi A I Wei irk of believes Margaret Mitchell's tractive.
Dial teachers be qualified to conch : demonstration agents and carried Gearv were Sunday visit a of Mr 1 *jnnf> "'"b the Wind is the best
a club, feeling that it is uist ns out by hum people and Mi Tin Coates and family. l,ook 's|"‘ ever has
great an achievement to win sonic Knowing that good homemak- ! Mrs Maurice Thompson Zola Ktiyser is her tavorite mnes-
honors in tlie 4-H field as if ing comes out ol a program of and Rubv Ridgway spent Thursday 10 1,11(1 Charles Boyer is her mod- .hat dirk (pa] Wue ()ress she was
is in the athletic field prcducing food and teed for home ‘ evening in El Reno je' as an actor- She is a member ' . ... . . f tenei1
With a large number «■ school a •"'<' manmu-mem Jesse McClure and Katie ^ »»d in front with two small buckles,
trustees the first question asked „ borne resettrses. the keeping of of H.ntmi were Thu, -dav evening j Small loops and chains extend from
prospeclive teacher t ' Wi ,t , \ ''.nine accounts the minmvemen) callers In the Rtdgwav home. Atiit graduation Fiances will nT- .. ______ . . . ..
perience have you had in 4-H Hub
work?" If tlie candidate had been
neither seemed to be even Ju'es eves "I think I'm going to
thinking of her. Lora walked be- *’I1Joy “«'»nming here every day."
tween them, banging onto an arm !,e mutinured.
yl each and turning her face first . „ , s ar'oned. “You're not invit-
up to one and then the other, ar ed. lie said pleasantly.
Uicrilv tries to dr-ia Sibvi awav l!pht conversation was bantered Aldrich was exclaiming
Prter knorts him ou aid Sibvl ^«h. Peter s white teeth ^UX sand to her slippers
flashed in the sun as lie laughea •;eJer Pmcwn to neip her. while
Mrs Aldrich clung to his other r.u es wont on toward the water
arm, with her ridiculously hign v,e se"lec' ber on tlie bench, with
heels turning on Hie rough ground lhe Parasol over her. and handed
Peter, carrying her candy box. a ber tlie candy box and m«)RX'.mr>
couple of magazines, and a para- u^ome aIld bave a talk with me
sol. juggled them hilariously. when you finish your swim." sin
leaves. When Jules comes to. he
warns Peter that she is his girl,
but Peter, in turn, warns Jules
that all’s fair in love. That
afternoon. Peter ralmly walks in
on Jules’ house party. The two
young men. despite their rivalry,
become friendly and are together
when the house-party groop sets
out for a swim.
Elliot straggled along in the
said.
Elizabeth Millwee was blindfold-
ing pledges “to beat the band. ’
Maybe she was being inspired by
i ear. No one noticed his attffnpts Peter laug.ied. “To give an ar-
lo be one of the group. counting of one Peter Day- v.ho
At another time, Sibyl would lle **>at bp ■is- and why?”
have felt sorry for Elliot, but a' . Perhaps, she answered, wit.n
AS SRJYL saw th« two met, wS toS?
^ coming toward her, her startling to find Herself so shaker, ,imPon ’ V0lJ know that, some-
“»«*«b™' • «"• awsft’a: Sr arc
CHAPTER VI
I'.itine aceonni i'ic improvement callers In ilie Ridgway liome.
of ilie home and .surroundings. ! Henry Breeze and Bill Millei
clothing the familv appropriately | transaehxl business
and eeonomii ally lias enabled us City Thiusday
lend a school of beauty culture in the squarc necklille ln fr011t t0 ,hf'
Oklahoma Oklahoma City,
waistline.
Eileen Von Tungeln looked very
r 4-H club member it goes far ln c|,.veiop a fuller and richer life | Esther Jackson is spending the! A dark-eyed beauty of the senior charming in a black velvet dirndl
toward getting a job. Some trustee' |n alKt communilv," sa\ week with Iriends in Enid. class is Loma Jane Capps. The v-thaped neckline is low and |
hunt for good coaches and offer i farm women wlio are home demon- Louise Draper ol Calumet and slu“ fillds her hobby of collect- is clasped with a triangular shaped I
more salary. Some trustees will si ration leaders ! Roberta Munc\ of Geary spent i ink stamps from foreign countries pin. The envelope sleeves and red I
1 1 — -------- — - — — ---Sunday with friends in Weather- ia very interesting one. • i chiffon handkerchief add to the
ford Grade Allen and George Burns attractiveness of the dress.
Calumet visitors in El
Saturday were Mis Irvin
wright. Mrs Gene Halenti and
daughter. Barbara. Mrs. diaries
Draper. Lmilse Draper. Mrs Nelson
DOWN MEMORY LANE
nit' fnitlif f’ckelbenv and daughter. Laurel
Reno a,'e her choice of radio stars. Back at school. Miss Mildred i
Pen. Lorna Jane is a good swimmer Mehew has been wearing a flannel
and is a basketball and football ciress of old rose. The large puffed
enthusiast. sleeves are embroidered, and the
She is very fond of thp song blouse of the collarless dress i.s
"Deep in a Dream of You.’
darted at the point of the yoke.
Jan. 11. 1*121
Maxine McDonald and Betty Jane Jackson
to Oklahoma City this evening where they will he puesIsiMr and Mrs n. f. Bent Mrs. H | After graduation. Lorna Jane cpifJrovered buttons are nt the
of their teacher, Miss Zida Berry, for the week-end. C McCann and daughter. Kathryn. | will attend the local junior college 0neninE 0f tne firess in the back
- | George Burge. Mrs Nell Golden. | or the University of Oklahoma. The swine skirt is main I
M,-s. GmUvu* Pnryoar of ........... ......... ,m'ive,l! I son,, ««, -too.™-
«"•»' »• )*•«««. Mr. mul Mrs.;,;™;. cZTL LJ
Miss Evelyn Coates, who fell on
lhe steps and injured her leg last
week. Is somewhat improved.
;IZ
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mo-veldt entertained informally
Wednesday ovenintr at cards. Five hundred was played after
which cWieioiss jW(, course lunch was servotl r.nesls
’-re Mr end Mr- A Riehoff. Mr. and Mrs. Clav Yoweli
" Mrs. F. ,J. Little.
Mcf’o
••^t
ormac" vo « charniimr hostess Wed-
"M tn thn r> V. w V. K. cltil) The after-
........... "eeJIowcrL after which a delicious lunch
w ........4.....f,vn Mrs. W D. McCormack,
Mrs. Glenn Brown, Mrs. Roy Harmon and Mrs. L. F Morn-
ing.
CLUB MINUTES
The Fidelis class of the Presbyterian church met yes-
terday afternoon in the church parlors. Hostesses were
*7*- W, i Mva’ c- P Rurkha'ter Mrs. Albert Mc-
Gee and Mrs. Walter Boon. After a brief business session
a contest was enjoyed, Mrs. Swanson being the successful
contestant. -’A'**’
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kino motored to Norman todav
to attend the annual Sigma Chi formal fraternity dance
this evening.
The Bon Temps club was. organized vesterdav after-
noon in the home of Mrs. George Custei1. The following
• officers were eWted: President, Mrs. B. J. Wallace; secre-
1 • T”trea8Urer’ ^rs’ Edgar Mays; reporter, Mrs. Ray Dill-
, injgrham. Needlework was the diversion after which a two
-- course lunch was served. Members are Mrs. George Custer
« JLi ^a,!?ce’ Mrs- Cecil Moody, Mrs. Edgar Mays]
Mrs. Ptnlup B. Connors and Mrs. Ray Dillingham.
donned last week by Margaret
Ogden and Jaunita Peterson. Mar-
garet chose aqua blue, while
Jaunita was wearing dark peach.
1 Dorothy and Opal Todd, two
At the Squaw’s last meeting Mias attractive sophomores and sisters to
Rose Witcher, dean of girls, was boot, were wearing wool sweaters
(J-H A 4 SPUUk linn I a visilor' Miss Mi,V Shanklin. club ' and skirts. Dorothy's sweater was
] sponsor, gave n short talk. Uni- plnk and was WOrn with a plaid
i skirt, while Opal chose an aqua
blue sweater with a brown skirt.
For professional servurs rendered , Arnold, presided over the Senate's B()th skirUs are pieated all arcUnd.
Fee Of Doctor Ls
BOMBAY. India. Jan. 11— (U.R)-
i forms were discussed.
The vice president.
Donald
last meeting. Nominations for offi- , _ _ .
cers to serve during the second ! Bett>v Lee Rauh. a freshman, has
semester were made. | ')een seen wearing a tan wool
The main discussion of the' f'rpss w'"1 Rrepn accessories. Tlie
Huriev street kidnev soecialist Forum was lllp soc'al wliicti was scalloped hem of the skirt, is some-
Sn»''■'« *• « "•« ™uwrs-1V1"* «—• -shoo,.
bjs ufp (home of J P. Neal. Jr. Nominations! Bill Putnam must feel pretty
! for officers for second semester j "chesty" nowadays. He was seen
$250,000.00
That probably will bo the bill
that the Gaekwar of Baroda will
receive from Dr Geoffrey Evans
When the maharajah was strick-
en with a severe Illness a short
time ago. his doctors conferred by
telephone with Lord Horder, ln
Ixmdon Unable to fly to Bombay.
Lord Horder appointed Dr. Evans.
Dr. Evans’ fee. it is believed, will
be a record for such a consulta-
tion. Apart from the $12,500 and
other costs of the trip, the recog-
nized traveling allowance of one
guinea ($5 25) a mile will have to
be taken into consideration, ns well
as compensation for risks involved
to himself and his London practice
and "waiting time."
A conservative estimate would
bring the total cost to the maha-
rajah of * Dr. Evans’ visit to about
$250,000.
Daniel Johnson has been seen
on the school campus wearing
brown boots and boot pants. Do
id so were discussed. jin the halls and classrooms wear-
Last week at the Adelante meet- ing a plenty good looking sport
ing. Jane Kelso, Elizabeth Cox. ! shirt of rust and white pin-strip-
Hazel Harrison and Boyci Wilson j ed flannel,
were appointed to serve ns a com-
mittee for the convention to be
lield in April. Gloria Hardwick.
Thelma Smith. Betty Mia Stitt., „ . , ,,
and Naomi Jean McDermott were I ^ TT" Z C,a“ Ch°?'d
appointed on the social committee. | had anvthin& to cl° wlth
A program committee consisting J
or Barbara Taylor. Mary I ouise ! Bernlce Feddersen. a junior col-
Roush. Lois Higgenbotham and ' le8* student, has been wearing a
Movna June Nicholson v;as appoint-ir°yal blue wocl clress' which she
cd. The finance committee is com- (knitted. The skirt is plain and
posed of Boyd Wilson, jr. Analcer. jthe blousfc aho is plain except for
Pearce. Alyce Roush. Hubert Marsh
and Craig Hampton. Members of
committees are to chose their
own chairmen.
*
the pleated puffed sleeves and the
high collar. Bernice wears a five-
strand beaded necklace with the
* tut ment that had taken hold of her *as "J arn hopinr
She had almost forgotten Mar- "at, w}" •**; one time when
labels, background, and such
things won’t matter."
"They always matter — to a
mother.” she replied, with equal
seriousness.
He was suddenly conscious ol
liking and respecting this plump
little woman who was regard in •
him so frankly.
•'You're right." he said. "Thev
do matter, and they should Weil
have our talk.”
AS HE went across the sand,
** stretch, he scanned the head.'
tn the water. There she was—at
the far end. And that was San-
ford’s dark head not far.from her-
Peter’s eyes glinted as he archer:
into the water. He came up nea:
Lora and Elliot, who called to him
Shaking the water from his fare
he flashed a smile over his shoul-
der, then struck out powerfully
toward Sibyl.
He glided up beside her.
“Hello.” he said softly.
She turned her head and smiled
Tiny wavelets ripplpd across net
chin, sparkling drops clung to hei
lashes.
"Wonderful, isn’t it?” she saio
“Yes.” he answered, eves on In i
face. “It is.”
She flushed faintly and lowered
her eyelids.
Jules, near by, had been watch-
ing. “Hey there. Day!” Ire called
out. “I’ll race vou to the other end
and back.”
“No. thanks — no racing right
now. Miss Aldrich and I are going
to get up on the bank here and
talk a while."
“Too steep at that point,”
warned Jules. "Don’t try it there.”
Swiftly, she compared them sten. when he suddenly spoke. In answer. Peter made a quick
They were much alike—and yet sc “Know anything about this man spring upward and grasped the
different Both were tall, broad- Day?” he asked, in an offhand rock ledge with both hands He
shouldered and slim. Peter was manner. “What he does—or who hung for a moment Then’ hi«
bronzed of skin, blond ot hair, anct he is?” muscles strained as he pulled him--
had lazy blue eyes, while Jules had “No. I don’t.” She hoped to self up and managed to get a foot
a naturally olive complexion, black sound Indifferent, but was afraid atop the ledge. The rest was easv
hair, and dark eyes that were vivid the answer was breathless Instead In a moment, he was kneeling
and alive “He seems very nice,” said Mar- to grasp Slbvl’s extended hand H»
Sibyl pressed back against the sten. pulled her up. As she gained the
tree, conscious of a sudden hunted “Yes,” she agreed. ledge, she fell forward against
feeling, as If she must run from The conversation stopped there him.
them- They gave their attention to the Then, he saw Jules’ hands
Catching her robe closer around steep, slippery path which led to straining on the ledge saw the
her, she stepped quickly toward the river. other man's head slowlv rlsin -
Frank Marsten. into view Their eves met tn p„
“Let’s go on ahead,” she sug- DETER assisted Mrs. Aldrich ter’s, was a reckless Impulse One
?e?.tfn uw u r .down t>ie path- then turned to slight push ... and he and Sibvi
All right. He Ux>k her hand to look at the shelving beach and the would be away. . . .
draw It within his arm. oval-shaped cove—a large, natural But. suddenly, he reached down
As they crossed a field toward pool, partially shaded by the trees grasped Jules’ wrists—and pulled
•.he path leading down to the river, lining the river bank. him up.
Sibyl could hear the voices and “It’s perfect.” he commented to _-
laughter of the others following. Jules. • (To be continued)
They seemed to be having a gay “Isn’t lt?” Jules replied a been t- (The characters in this aerial are
tune, and she was sorry now that 1*. his eves on a bright red batfe- fietitkm)
He saw Jules' hands straUiing on the ledge. One slight
push . . . and ...
>
Officials schedule for the first
semester examinations has been
announced from the office of
Principal Walter P. Marsh.
Thursday’s schedule is as fol-
lows :
8:20 to 9:35—First period exams.
9:40 to 10:55—Second period
The schedule for Friday hns been
arranged as follows,
i 8:20 to 9:35—Fourth period
exams.
9:40 to 10:55—Fifth period exams.
future farmers ***
ADD TO OFFICERS 1:10 to — '"--Fourth period spec-
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