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Sunday, September 18, 1949
El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Three
Baptists Observe
Mission Program
Luncheon Precedes
^ Church Event
Mrmbem of the Women* Mis-
sionary union of the First Baptist
church met Thursday to observe
the annual mission program In
conjunction with simultaneous
meetings held throughout the
state.
During the 1 o'clock luncheon,
w<hirh was preceded by group
singing and prayer, circle members
were seated at six long tables cen-
tered with low bowls of garden
flowers.
Mis. J, W. Hodges led the pro-
gram concerning mission activities
In the state.
Rev Harold Hall of CowetH. for-
eign missionary who returned re-
cently from Chin Klang Ku,
China, as guest speaker, discussed
the deplorable conditions now
existing In the Asiatic country.
t “Indian Missionary Work
Among My People" was the topic
of the address of Mrs. John L
Stoneroad, formerly of Pawnee.
Others appearing on the pro-
gram were Mrs. W H. Pumphrcy,
Mrs Roy Stevenson. Mrs A O.
Cash and Mrs. E A Jackson
Concluding prayer was led by
Mrs. B. E. Carder and Mrs. J. H.
Crain
. Additional guests were Mrs R
E. Rush. Mrs S. R Fouts, Mrs.
Jesse Payton, Mrs. V. W. Stephens,
Mrs F. L. Faulks, Mrs. E. B A1-,
len, Rev R. Y. Audd and Rev.
J. W. Hodges.
Other members attending were
Mrs. W L. Entrekin, Mrs. J. L.
Tammen, Mrs. O. R Jones, Mrs.
Olan B Odom. Mrs. Dick Jerman,
Mrs. J. L. Campbell. Mrs. A C.
Johnson. Mrs. Riley Tarver. Mrs.
I J. B. Sessions, Mrs. Charles Row-
lett, Mrs. Rua Choice. Mrs. Or-
ville Sherrod. Mrs Jim Wilkinson,
Mrs I. W, Alexander. (
Mrs Truman Lee, Mrs. George
Miller, Mrs. Levi Bishop, Mrs. C.
C. Yant, Mrs. Steve Hudson, Mrs.
G W. Hamilton. Mrs. R L. Able.
Mrs. Bob Huston, Mrs G. M
Ooulding, Mrs. Paul Trapp. Mrs.
Gordon Penney. Mrs. Curtis Cal-
lahan, Mrs. Chester Herbert. Mrs
l»"’H W Luttrell.
Mrs Melbern Nixon. Mrs L. D.
Thomas. Mrs. Jeff Davis, Mrs W.
E Ballew. Mrs. Frank Smith. Mrs.
Sam Moore. Mrs Mary Hutson.
Mrs J. H. Wilson. Mrs J. H
Bannister. Mrs. H B. Little. Mrs.
R. T Huddart, Mrs C. S. Blan-
ton. Mrs Ernest Eitel, Mrs Min-
nie McCarty, Mis Frank Taylor,
Mrs. J A. Shuck. Mrs. P P Bart-
lett. Mrs. C. E Miller. Mrs. H. E
•Phl!ll[ls. Mrs. W. C. Murphy, Mrs.
Lucy Turpin.
Mrs. Mildred Stevenson, Mrs.
Oertrude Davis, Mrs. L. J, Goode,
Mrs V H. Relsche. Mrs. P H
Higginbotham, Mrs. S. E. Hud-|
dleston. Mrs. William Ehrhardt
Mrs. L. H Cossell, Mrs. George
Shirey. Mrs. O. A. Streitenberger,
Mrs. Horace Ivester, Mrs. J. N.
Tillery. Mrs. Harry Garrett. Mrs.
Fred Clark, Miss Dolores Brown.
* Mrs. Leslie Cahill. Mrs. J. W
Paxson, Mrs. R. L. Stevenson, Mrs
H V. Tilllnghast, Mrs. W. S.
Brown. Mrs. D. L. Jlmerson and
Mrs. C. K Chase.
* • •
MRS. EUGENE lOREN/.EN
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. S. A. Thompson, Jr.. Mrs
Lloyd Corlee and Mrs. Darwin
Blanc entertained with a stork
> shower honoring Mrs. Eugene Lo-
renzen at the Red Rock com-
munity building Friday afternoon.
Prizes won by Mrs. Raymond
Lorenzen, Mrs. Kermit Anderson
Hnd Mrs Jack Bevllle were pre-
sented to the honoree.
Guests included Mrs Kate Lo-
renzen, Mrs. Corliss Allen. Mrs.
J. T, Murray. Mrs. C. S. Deather-
age, Mrs. Bob Allen, son, Bobby.
I Mrs. Clyde Wler, son. Monty. Mrs. j
Freeman Denwalt. daughter. Vicki.
Mrs. Claude Ellison, daughter,
Claudia Kay. Sandra Lorenzetj.
Bobby Annis, Michael Corlee, Mrs
Raymond Lorenzen, Mrs. Ander-
son and Mrs. Bevllle.
Gilts were sent by Mrs. Bernic
Gardner of Chlckasha. Mrs. Rob-
ert Annis, Mrs. R. E. Frld, Miss
Franetda Frld and Mrs. John Er-
bar.
♦ '*
Mr. Breger
By Dave Breger
Leonard-Laird
Nuptials Read
Oertrude Davis, third vice president;
Mrs. W E Ballew. secretary: and
Mrs, Frank 8mlth, assistant secre-
tary.
A 8:30 o'clock dinner was served
preceding the business sesalon with
Mrs. Little. Mrs Davis, Mrs. P R.
, . . . Johnson. Mrs. C F Evans and Dr
Leonard has been announced by the L(ml8e Pox M hoste(lltps
M'\W “ I Members attending were Mrs. O.
Laird, 1120 West Wude street | W. Tlmberlake. Mrs. R E Pavton
The vows were read Thursday In Mrs. j w Bavless Mrs C K
the parsonage of the Central Bup- I chase, Mrs Frank Blanc. Mrs Ollle
ttst church In Oklahoma City by Bollinger. Mrs. W VanWagnner
The marriage
Elizabeth Laird
of Miss Jerry
and Robert M.
Mrs. W. I. Wyrick, Mrs. Palmer.
Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Love. Mrs. Bal-
“You’ll just HAVE to take it back and get him one as
big as they’re advertising!"
MRS. AMON JEKNIGAN
HOSTESS TO CLUB
| GAMES ANI> CONTESTS
| ENJOYED BY GROUP
A covered dish luncheon was I Mrs- Raymond Petltt presided
served to members of the O.D.O. ?urln(( lhp b'lslne.ss session of the
club during the regular Thursday
meeting in the home of Mrs
Amon Jernigan, southwest of El
Reno.
Quilting was the diversion of
the day.
Members present were Mrs. I J
Station, Jr., Mrs I. J. Statton, sr„
Mrs. Harry Herberger, Mrs. Carl
Wagner. Mrs. Marion Brodersen,
Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mrs. Homer
Paler Mrs. Elden Elchholz, Mrs.
Harry Von Tungeln, Mrs. L. A
Chambers. Mrs. Charles Adams
and Mrs. Delmar Myers.
Mrs. Clyde Urton was a guest
for the meeting.
Hostess during the Oct. 13
meeting of the club will be Mrs.
Myers. 1412 South Evans avenue.
* • •
MEETINGS RESUMED
BY TULIP UNIT
Thirteen members attended the
Friday meeting of the Tulip unit of I
the Garden Flower clubs In the I
home of Mrs. G A Streitenberger,
735 South Ellison avenue.
After a general discussion of
flowers, games of bingo were
played Mrs Mary Sharon received
high prize with Mrs. Van Mount
winning low.
The mystery package was pre-
sented to Mrs. George Bell
With Mrs. R M. King assisting,
the hostess served refreshments to
Mrs. Leo Anthis. Mrs. G. W Cooper.
Mrs. W A Duff. Mrs. Lola Fed-
dersen, Mrs. F. R. Gaughorn, Mrs.
Oeorge Purcell. Mrs. O. O. Tollefson,
Mrs. J. C. Patterson. Mrs. Mount,
Mrs. Sharon and Mrs. Bell.
The next meeting. Sept. 30, will
be In the home of Mrs. King, 825
South Hadden avenue.
Ladles Auxiliary to the National
Association of Letter Carriers Fri-
day evening in the home of Mrs.
John Shaw, 804 South Ellison ave-
nue.
After the business meeting, games
and contests were conducted.
A dessert course was served to
Mrs E. H. McComas, Mrs. Lyman
Shumate, Mrs. Harold Simes, Mrs.
C. E. Wallace, Mrs. Oeorge Walch,
Mrs. Fred Zweiacher, Mrs. Petltt
and Mrs. Shaw.
Mrs Zweiacher will be hostess
during the Oct. 20 meeting in her
home. 715 West Wade street.
Rev. W. E. Cresswcll, pastor.
Mr. Leonard, the son of W. M
Leonard of El Reno and Mrs. j lew, Mrs Fllppen, Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Averll Leonard of Oklahoma City, Smith, Mrs Little. Mrs. Johnson.
Is associated with his father In the j Mrs. Evans, Dr. Fox and Mrs.
operation of the Leonard Brothers Bishop.
CHfc' | Guests for the evening were Mrs.
The bride will complete her J M Corley and Miss Cleta Pay-
course of study at the El Reno ton.
hlghschool. from which she will be * * *
graduated next spring. I SALE IS PLANNED BV
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard are re- 1 WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
siding at 121‘A South Bickford Th„ ,, , ,, ...
The Friday meeting ol the Wom-
an's Relief Corps was conducted hi
I —_____________ _______ the home of Mrs. Agnes McIntyre
Smith. 103 South Admire avenue.
During the business meeting a
cooked foods and rummage sale
was scheduled for Oct. 28
Present were Mrs. Cornelia New-
man, Mrs. Joe Kelly. Mrs. Ernest
Siler, Mrs. O. E. Verges, Mrs. C H.
Kepler, Mrs Martha Penwrlght,
Mrs. O. H. Corbin, Mrs. Artie
Canon and Mrs. A. Orlesel.
The hostess for the Oct. 21 meet-
ing will be announced later.
avenue,
« » *
TEACHER IS ELECTED
BV ALATIIEAN CLASS
Mrs. J. M Fllppen was elected to
serve as teacher of the Alathean
class of the First Baptist church
with Mrs. S. L. Love as assistant
teacher during the Friday meeting
In the home of Mrs. D. L Bishop,
1127 West Ash street.
Class officers elected Include Mrs.
F. O. Barrett, president; Mrs. H B
Little, vice president; Mrs. Lloyd
Palmer, second vice president; Mrs.
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Modern Etiquette
Q Does It show Just as much
courtesv for a man merely to
touch his hat when sneaking to
a girl, as It does to lift It?
A No: merely touching the hat
is n half-hearted gesture.
Q. Is It correct for a hostess to
keen protesting when her guests
decide that they must leave?
A. No. as the decision of time
to leave rests with the guests.
Q. How far In advance should
the Invitation to a wedding be
mailed?
A. About three weeks.
first inn years hardest
LINCOLN, Neb —<U.R>—C. A Sweet
applied for papers authorizing a
notary public commission for an-
other six years “This one will last
me till I'm 100," he said Sweet. 94.
has been a notary for more than
85 years.
JEEP ASSAULT TOO MUCH
SYDNEY. Australia—<U.R>—Lester
J. Hook, 20, was taken to court for
assaulting his girl friend. Mavis
Taylor, 19, with an umbrella and a
Jeep. The umbrella charge was dis-
missed but Hook was fined |16 for
driving the Jeep over the sidewalk
at Miss Taylor.
Attention! Boys and Girls!
Come on down and have fun learning to
dance with your friends so you too may
appear on school and civic programs.
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Harle, Budge. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 170, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 18, 1949, newspaper, September 18, 1949; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc920968/m1/3/: accessed May 5, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.