Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 4, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1932 Page: 3 of 6
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1932
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Tuesday
D. D. D. club meets with Miss *
Evelyn Shoptaw.
Dixie Bridge club night party •
with Mr. and Mrs Ira Cheffer. *
Oct Together club meeting •
with Mrs. J. R. Montgomery.
Wednesday
Women's Foreign Missionary so- *
ctety, First Methodist church, *
meets with Mrs. F E. Shafer. •
Ace of Clubs meets with Mrs. *
Leo McAfee •
Christiah Women’s Missionary •
society meets with Mrs J M *
Cheek.
Women's Missionary Society, *
Baptist church meet* in circles, *
Rosalie Mills Appleby with Mrs. ♦
Matilda Waibel; Ann Judaon cir- •
cle Mrs. W. J. Lone; Lottie Moon •
circle in home of Mrs. T J. Rey- •
nolds. Carrie Lake circle with *
Mrs. Herman Shockman, Pearl *
Todd circle, Mrs. J. W Inge. *
Thursday •
The Ladles Wesleyan Bible class •
South Methodist church will meet •
Thursday aitemoon ut two-thirty •
with Mrs. H. C. Hughes as hos- «
tess Assistant hostesses, Mrs. Dal •
Smith, Mrs. Crossman, Mrs. W. J. •
Cole and Mrs. Phillip Morris.
Stitch and Chat club meets •
with Mrs. F. J. Cooper. •
Friday *
Altruistic club meets with Mrs. *
Lee Lantz and Mrs Frank Bur- •
dick. *
SOCIAL CALENDAR •
Over Sunday
Visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C. Cummings,
Mr and Mrs P. P. Cummings and
Mr. and Mrs MaeVaughn. all of Tulsa
were over Sunday visitors in the
F. A VanVelzer home.
♦ ♦ ♦
Labor Day
Visitors.
Charlie Dunlap and Wesley Warner
of Ponca City spent Lnbor day here
with relatives of the former
♦ ♦ ♦
Week End Trip
To Bell.i Vista.
Miss Margaret Kelly and Miss Mau-
rlne Mahan enjoyed a week end trip
to Bella Vista.
♦ ♦ ♦
Drove To
Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L Henry. Graham
Htnry, Miss Kate Henry, Mrs. Floy
Henry and small son, Pat. returned
frem a week end trip to Washburn,
Mo
♦ ♦ •
Week End Trip
To Augusta.
E. J. Slede and Dr. Olive Sledo have
returned from a week end visit with
friends in Augusta. Kan
• • •
Matron and Daughter
Return To Texas.
Mrs. E. J. Coleman and daughter,
Virginia have returned to their home
in Temple. Tex., after a visit here
with the former’s mother. Mrs C M
Williams and other relatives
• ♦ •
K. II, Club
Pest poned.
The meeting of the K. U. club to
have been held this week hos been
postponed until Friday of next week
with Mrs C. R Travis as hostess.
♦ ♦ ♦
Week End In
Bristow.
Miss Mildred Steele spent the week
end In Bristow.
♦ ♦ ♦
Visited In
Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Wills visit-
ed with relatives in Oklahoma City
for the week end.
♦ ♦ ♦
Overland
Trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carroll and chil-
dren are at home after an overland
trip to Topeka, Kans., Bagnell and
Lebanon. Mo.
♦ ♦ ♦
Fishing Trip on
Illinois River.
Gabe Glerhart, Henry Daniels and
H. C Payne spent the holiday fishing
at McFadden Falls on the Illinois
river.
♦ ♦ ♦
Returned lliimr
Last Night.
Mrs. Nancy Hall returned home last
night from a visit in El Reno.
YALE
‘0 DEGREES COOLER
LAST TIMES TODAY
Loretta Young — Norman Foster
TOMORROW
Bargain Day
Joan Blondell — George Brent in
‘MISS PINKERTON’
The Ace of Mystery-Thriller
Continuous Show 1 to 11 p. m.
Arrived Home Meek End VMIm , dancing at the 8t, JUKI IHoward Thomas the honoree. Paul] guests (or the week end. Other gueaU
Saturday Night. In Oklahoma City. The list Included MUs Bobble Hollis- Jones and the hostess. | were Miss Eva Ruth Harrison, Miss
Ml— Grace Eileen SUing who has Mm Oklahoma Arrowood spent the ut. lUss Phyllis tzunm. Mis? Jewell ♦ « • Evelyn Wildman Mis.- Kathcrlte
spent the summer with relatives in week end in Oklahoma City as the Flowers. Miss Florene Rankin. Muss Honoring Trio I Willis and Miss Mary Jo West.
Missouri and Kansas arrived home gu«n of her sister. [ Mildred Miller, Miss Manott Payne. Of House Guests. The group attended the midnight
Saturday night. She was accompan- * ♦ ♦ ' Mis- Jewell Brown. Mis* Louise Mae Miss Wilma Hamilton entertained | prevue at the Empress theater and
H M H Lavender, Miss
Connie Allan, Jack Hermes, Frank
Shaffer. Frank Snyder, Harry Smith.
Maurice Huff. Bill Jones, Clyde Pat-
rick. Tom Harrison, Delos Pickett.
Drove T»
Stillwater.
Dr and Mrs. Alva Jones, BUI and
Paul Jones, drove, to Stillwater today,
where the two latter remained to at-
tend the A. and M. college.
♦ ♦ 4
At Home After
Fortnight's Visit.
Miss Mildred Katz, has returned
home from a two weeks visit with
friends and relatives in Oklahoma
City and Chickasha.
♦ ♦ 4
Guests Of
Relatives.
Mrs. Alfred Haddock and daughter,
Patsy Ann, of Kansas City are visiting
here with Mrs. Haddock’s mother-
in-law. Mrs. J. O. Trammell.
Week End In
Bella Vista.
Mrs. Nell Anderson and Miss Doro-
thy Jean Anderson spent the week
<nd in Bella Vista.
♦ ♦ *
Announce Engagement
And Approaching Marriage.
Rev. and Mrs. P. J. Conkwright an-
nounce the engagvm(nl< and ai>-
proachlng marriage of their daughter.
Dorothy Mildred, to Rev. Edwin Ap-
pleton Morton, vicar of the Episcopal
Church of the Good Shepherd. The
marriage date lias been set for the
latter part of September
* ♦ ♦
Returned From
Monet t.
Mr. and Mrs P. P. Ruskoskl, Miss
Louise Ruskoskl. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Ferguson and baby have returned
from a holiday visit in Monett.
♦ ♦ ♦
Returned
To School.
Miss Deris Love, who has been at-
tending the Nuyaka Baptist school
returned to school today after visit-
ing here for a few days with her
mother.
♦ ♦ ♦
Lctlir Moon
Circle.
The meeting of the Lottie Moon
circle of the First Baptist church
Instead of being held Wednesday in
the church will be held In the home
of Mrs. T. J Reynolds.
Attended Workers
Council at Oilton.
Mr. and Mrs. S L. McReynolds,
Mrs. Fred Detherage and Rev. P J.
Conkwright attended the Pawnee-
Creek as-ociational workers council at
Oiiti a today.
• « *
To Spend The
Winter Here.
Harold Dane Stivers, who has spent
the summer in Kansas City arrived
home Saturday.
♦ ♦ ♦
Left Sunday For
Port Arthur.
Miss Joyce Burt left Sunday lor
Port Arthur, Tex., where she is to
teach during tire winter. Miss Burt
has spent the summer here with her
parents. Attorney and Mrs. L J Burt.
• ♦
W< men’s Foreign
Missionary Soeiety.
The Women’s Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist church
will meet tomorrow afternoon at two
o’clock with Mrs. F. E. Shafer. 410
South Hickory- street.
♦ ♦ ♦
Arrived H< me
Freni Kansas.
B. C. Stivers has returned home
fiom a three weeks business trip to
St. Paul, Kans.
♦ ♦ ♦
Left Today For
Stillwater.
Mrs. Kate Jennings left today for
Stillwater to .'-.pend the winter. Her
■on, Charles and James are attendin';
he A. and M. college there.
♦ ♦ ♦
Visitors Here
Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Neuffer of
Oklahoma City spent yesterday here
as the guests of the latter’s mother.
Mrs. Ruble K. Nicholas.
♦ ♦ ♦
Guests For
Week End.
Mrs. Mary Gilbert and her son
Leonard Beard of Shawnee, spent the
week end here as the guests of Mrs.
Etta Beard.
led by her grandmother, Mrs. M. E.; .Arrived Home
Durkee of Kansas City, who will I This Morning,
spend the winter here.
♦ ♦ ♦
dull Members
And lainilies.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Borne? enter-
tained members of the Kit Kat club Depression Party
and the ir families at a watermelon1 t<r Young People,
least and heart party Friday even- Tig Young Peoph Christian Wr-
ing in their home at 1042 Eust Me- dcavor Society of the Presbyterian
Kin ley avenue. church entertained with a depression
Then* were thirty club members party at the church Friday night.’
Mr. and Mrs. Paul N Young ar-
rived home tills morning lrom a I
week end visit w ith relatives in I
Manhattan, Kan., mid Blackwell.
• ♦ ♦
a group of girls at a slumber party
Saturday night in her home In cour-
tesy to Miss Eva Jane Davis, Miss
Geraldine Sianfield and Miss Ruth
Hill of Tulsa, who were her house
enjoyed an eleven o’clock breaklast
1 at the Hamilton home Sunday
morning.
♦ ♦ ♦
Old newspapers rorsaie at Herald.
and guests present. Prizes in
games of hearts went to Mrs F
VanVelzer and F. P Duck
♦ ♦ ♦
Overland Trip
Through Ozark v
the with the losing side m a recent con-
A. test acting as hosts o the winners.
One game in the form of a treas- j
ure hunt provided entertainment and j
then a delicious refreshment course'
v us served to twenty members and
Dr and Mi's. R M. Sweeney and j the s|x>neor. Mrs. C D Todd
their daughter. Margaret, arrived home ♦ ♦ ♦
last night fro man overland trip spent Week
through the Oz&rks during tile week End Here.
end Mr. and Mrs. Charles McAllister of
* ♦ ♦ Kansas City, who spent tile week end ,
Labor Day Visit . ! hete with the former’s mother, Mrs.'
To St. Louis. ] J S. McAllister, left tills morning j
Mrs. Katherine Posey and Miss: tor St. Louis. Mr. McAllister is dls- 1
Margaret Eakin spent Labor day Ui|trlct engineer for the Sinclair Re- '
St Louis. i fining company.
♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦
Buffet Dinner In
Dinner Guests Farewell Courtesy.
Lwt Evening. Miss Erlene Greene brought to-
Mr. and Mrs. J J. Carter had a* j get her a group of guests last evening
their guests at a three course dinner ] f0t. a buffet dinner in lier home
served last evening in their hom” I which paid farewell courtesy to Paul
at six o'clock Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gam- jenes, who is to attend school dur-
blll and daughter, Nellon, Mr. and ; tile winter at Stillwater.
Mrs. Gordon Jameson and Miss Flot- Games of bridge followed the dln-
ence Lacher of Tulsa, Harold. Kermit j Iler Hllc) later the party enjoyed
and Jack Carter and Billy Joe Kauf- 1 _
man
♦ ♦ ♦
Visited Herr
With Relatives.
Mrs. George Babb. Lee Babb and,
Miss Irene F-stell of Oklahoma City I
six nt the week end here as guests in |
tlx- home of Mr. and Mrs A. M
Allan and Mr and Mrs Wade V J
Purdin.
EMPO NORVELL
Teacher of Viclin
In Supulpa Twice Ewrti Week
STl'DIO 1015 E. McLEOD
Phone l.'7-J.
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last Times Today
nil. PAINTED
WOMAN”
Pegg> Shannon
Spencer Tracy
In PERSON
Rajah Vogi
Celebrated East Indian
of Ripley Fame
The Man of a Thousand
W< ndrr-
On Our SUge
Thru Friday
Be Sure To Visit the Grave and See
the Young Lady!
NO ADVANCE IN PRICE
Matinee 1:30 . . . Night 7:00
A LOCAL GIRL
will be put to sleep on tlu
• luge tonight and buried
alive for 72 hour, without
food or water on Ben's
Taxi Lot and awakened
Friday nite at 9 p. in.—
Don't Mia It! ,
Entirely New Show Tomorrow
“EYES OF THE WORLD”
Una Merkel John Holland
CRITERION
• • TH HUM' • -
t Y and
TODAY and WEDNESDAY
LOVE ME TONIGHT
"until
JEANITTt
MacDonald
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
Rudy Valler Melodies
Our Gang Comedy—
"CHOO CHOO”
Regular Admission Prices.
COMING PREVUE
FANNIE HI RSTS
“BACK STREET”
WHERE SMILING SERVICE WELCOMES YOU !!
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Don’t forget—Ask for Vouchers
TEL BO J
14-16-18 N. Main
Specials for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Jell-O, 2 pkgs. and 2 Jell-O Moulds. ... 13c
Peanut Butter, per lb. (limit 2 lbs.).....5c
New Improved Dust Pan with Handle, value .......35c
Fint Jar Mench’s Pure Salad Dressing,
Sandwich Spread or 1000 Isle..............value 35c
Take them both—70c value for only ............35c
10= SPICE FREE H. & K. 10c SPICE FREE
that Wonderful Vacuum Packed COFFEE
One Pound 34c Three Pounds $1.00
FREE—A 10c can of H. & K. Black Pepper or any other
H. & K. Spice will be given FREE with each pound of H.
& K. COFFEE!
BORDEN’S
MILK
4 tall cans or
8 small cans
19c
Barbecued Be f per lb. 30c
Kapulpa Butter per lb. 20c
Pore Pork Sausage 2 lbs. 23c
Baby Beef Liver 2 lbs. 23c
23 ox. pkg. K. C. Baking
Powder 18c
C A II Powdered or Brown
Sugar . 3 pkgs. 25c
TEXACO
finest table
SALT
One Box . 8c
2 Boxes . 15c
taste the difference
With Clothes and Shoes from Katz
€
GYM REQUISITES
WASH DRESSES
Misses' Blue Gym Suits. Attractive and
comfortable. The complete suit, one style
in sizes 14, 16 and 18; QQ
suit ........................ OwJC
Another style, similar to the above de-
scribed suit, sizes 10 to 20; AQ
per suit ......................t/OL
Another style with short sleeves and pretty
collars; sizes 10 to 20; OF
per suit .................. vi>MV
Gymnasium Shirts,
each .....................
Pretty school dresses for the
little lady from 7 to 14. Pretty
patterns, 80-square material.
You should buy several while
this price is effective—
59c
89c
Gymnasium Pants, short legs, elastic at
cuffs. Durable black cloth. OA
Each........................oyc
KEDS I ennis Shoes............39c up
We’ve just received a new
shipment of girl's dresses in
the newest dark fall shades
and neat patterns. Finely tail-
ored, long and half sleeves.
Exceptionally good values
that you must see to appre-
ciate. Choice—
S1.00
See These Tomorrcw!
Just Arrived This Morning!
New Knit l)re»»ew
Dresses for the junior, miss and CO Ql|
woman. Very pretty patterns and wfczww
styles. Some have high button-up — —
collars, others round and V-neck
collars. Long sleeves and half
sleeves. Three price groups, every
dress a splendid value. vViVV
Bloomers
Children's Raycn Bloomers,
sizes from 6 to 12. The lit-
tle girl will need a good
supply and this is the time
to buy them. Per pair—
Handkerchiefs
You can afford to give your
little girl a good supply of
handkerchief*. These are
pure linen and full size.
Very low priced at—
25c
Dress Linen
Pure linen, fine quality and
shown in the best solid
shades. Make school dresses
from this material and save.
Per yard—
25c
Sweaters
The new fall sweaters are
here. Pretty patterns on
bacxgroundi of all dark fall
colors. Stripes, plaid*
figures. Long and
sleeves. Various collar
sleeve treatments. A
selection at—
$1.95
A. B. C. Prints
The standard of print*—
exclusive patterns, 80-square
fabric, guaranteed fast. We
have over a hundred pat-
terns to select fr-in Per
yard—
15c
and
half
and
nice
PURE SILK CREPE
Now you can make the girls' school dresses for very
little cost. A new shipment of pure silk crepes just
received. All of the best solid colors are shown. Made
by the United States Piece Dye Company. Full 40
inches wide. Think of buying pure silk crepe for sc
little I
59c™
Millinery
S]x*clai lot o( children's fell
hats, plain and trimmed. While
they last
$1.00
French Berets, all new r A
tali colo.-.s. Sp clal OUC
Feather . trimmed berets and
new sport *1 aa
hats .M.UU
Silk Hose
Just what the iiigh school girl
wants—good lookln? silk hose
lor little money. These ar? lull
la&hioned picot tops, cradle loot,
double toe Fall colors. Pair
50c
Children’s
and
Women’s
RAIN COATS
Children’s sizes from 8 to 14.
Pretty coats with hats to
match. Made of rain-repel-
lant rubberized material.
Many colors, tweeds, plaids,
etc. Prepare now for those
rainy days. Complete—
SI .95
The women’s size* made of
same materials, without the
matching hat—
S2.95
Children’s and Misses Shoes
Our shoe department is completely stocked and equip-
ped to take care of your shoe needs. Newest fall pat-
terns and styles at lower prices than ever. All widths
and sizes. For the growing girl and miss—priced—
52.95
53.95
The kiddies will find the type of shoe they like in our
new fall shipments. Straps, Oxfords and lace shoes.
All colors, and all sizes—2 to 6. 6 1-2 to 8, 8 1-2 to
12, 12 1-2 to 3. See Katz first for shoes.
$1.00 $1.95 $2.95
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Young, John W. Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 19, No. 4, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 6, 1932, newspaper, September 6, 1932; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1522167/m1/3/?q=j+w+gardner: accessed July 4, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.