Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 53, No. 235, Ed. 1 Saturday, February 20, 1943 Page: 4 of 12
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The decline la moat noticeable
in the industrial northern areas,
where the Manchester Juvenile
court, for one, shows a 17 per-
cent reduction in child delin-
quency in a comparison with
1941 covering every type of
charge.
Youngsters between eight and U
are still a problem, but tboee over 13
benefited from the lull in air raids
which caused the schools to be Re-
open and gave the police more time
to keep an eye on “too-livsiy chil-
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MU.*" NAM*“ ADDMK8S
It’s About Time
TO USE PAPER LACE DOILIES
for a border around the top of
walls in a gay Victorian bed- *»etom, and Wtu conduct an open
Mrs. J. W. Nooner wfll prMMl tbd
circle chairman, win be in chaas* if
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itag conducted by a group of
etabe this winter, win hold
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Shanghai. Her return to _______
U. 8. A. waa on the flbfated & S.
Prmidiot Hoover that was bothbed by
mistake, all of which proves Cather-
ine haa seen travel and adventure
that is akin to drama.
She attends Central highsehool and
tikes the United States schools bet-
ter than the CtUnem schools she saw
in that part of the Chinese republic
sm xrcquenira.
Catherine tores all the American
it may seem, she did not
mah jongg while she
Circle Nine to Meet -
With Mrs. Walker
MRS. B R. WALKKR, 3740 NOBTB-
west Sixteenth street, win entertaiB
circle nine of the Woman's Society cf
Christian Service of St. Luke'S Mato-
odist church at luncheon and a ysa*
gram Turertay.
Mr*. Lee Suttle wfll be aaetettag
” “* " * 1 Ll , forum on the Bible
room. The ceiling should be Mra j. w. Nooner wfll pnaeot tto
painted white to match dolUea I »wy*e* and Mm. L. M. Keraa
and the walls should be a pastel * to cb“* *
shade.—By DOLORES BOLAND.
Ukranlan costume, in which
>ykd two of Polish Wienlawski’s
have been a groat help in solving the
problem. Older children, between IS
and 17, are mostly in the service
training corps and have also been a
good influence on younger brothers
and sister* who am them in smart
uniforms, living up to he spirit of the
organisation to which they belong.
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tion between juvenile courts and
school*. She alto suggested legal
stope to increase the respocsibUity of
employers toward adolescent em-
ployees; expansion of preventative
work through the extension of par-
ents* smociations attached to schools:
better bousing, and the extension of
'recreational facilities for all children.
I At Leede, the education committee
is appointing a full-time educational
i psychologist to help guide pupils with
| exceptional talenta. as well as delta-
. Which te in charge of
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Cantrells and Heins
Plan Queensberry Dinner
MR. AND MRS. JOHN C. CANT-
RBLL and Mr. and Mn. John C.
Hein will entertain members ef
Queensberry club Tuesday night at
dinner and dancing
The party will be given at the
Rainbow room. About M guests will
attend.
By CELTA CBNDOW
<T»HE PSEUDO RUSSIAN VIOLINIST AND MEXICAN DANCER
A and the real Chinese ginger above are, left to right. Miss
Catherine Mae Davis, Miss Lucile Bouton and Miss Catherine John
aa they appeared on the Ladies' Music club Allied Nations' pro-
— ----— —— ♦gram the middle of the week.
Miss Davis is taking post
graduate work at the Univer-
sity of Oklahoma, Norman, and
P. S. Carpenter of the univer-
sity music faculty Is her violin
teacher. She has pursued violin
lessons since she was 10 years
old.
When asked whether she expected
to become a professional violinist, her
2— ---l.j answer was “Well, one
can hope and dream a little, can't
I one?"
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women who helped with the event she pla<
Rita Hedge Britain Is Winning Its War
Heads O. C. V. Against Juvenile Delinquency
Press Club
NFORMAL HORS D'OEUVRES PARTIES ARE BEING
. planned to precede the Young Men’s dub dance Saturday
evening from 10 p. m. to 1 a. m. in the Silver Glade room
“♦of the Skirvin Tower hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Pat
Flanagan will entertain a few
friends informally in tfceir
home, 418 Northwest Thirty-
fifth street, when special
guests will be Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Irwin and Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Morrison.
Also preceding the dance Mr.
and Mrs. Buren B. Day will be
hosts at a similar affair in their
home, 432 Northwest Seven-
teenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo 8. Hunt
will also entertain at hors
d'oeuvres in theri home, 2120
Northwest Twenty - seventh
street, when guests will be lim-
ited to a small group of friends.
Mrs. Harry C. Guthrie
Visits With Her Father
MR8 HARRY CONN OUTHRIB
arrived recently from Washington, D.
for • visit of • fortnight with her
father, B. F. Wallace, 400 Northwest
Nineteenth street. Following her vis-
it, she will rejoin Captain Outhrto ta
. Washington.
Make City Visit
MRS. AMY A. HARRIS, 504
Northwest Twentieth street, ha* bad
aa her guests for the past week two of
her sons, Lieut. Phillip M. Harris,
•nay engineer, Washington. D. C., and
Ciuu-tas Harris, with the Merchant
Marines, New York.
Another son Is Ltout. Norman 3.
Harris, army field artillery, who is
stationed ta the South Pacific. .
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lUrRS KDITH NZL0ON MACKKY
AVI will entertain at a buffet dinner
Saturday at 7:30 p. m. ta her home,
MS Northwest Twenty-fifth street, for
30 guests.
A group of newcomer* to the city
from Loe Angele* Calif., who wfll be
■vests are Mr. and Mr*. H. A. .Mickel-
son, Mr. add Mr*. Cornell Mundy Mr
•nd Mr*. O. V. Watktaa, Mr. and Mr*.
Hugh McLachlan and Oaylord Wer-
^MraJowsl Landen, formerly of
Denver, will also bo entertained.
Aunt Susan invites you to visit her
WKY studio kitchen, fifth floor of the
Scirvin <**F between J and 4.
with her and gee the explanatory exhibit
•he has prepared to assist houst wives to
shop for food more intelligently.
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I members of Cadettes, University of Oklahoma co-ed group’ who
^"^ucted a short course this week on what should and should
begone while entertaining sailor* from the Norman navy
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Juanita McCaleb, seerstary; Lawrence
Kstes, treasurer; John Boardman,
pledge master and Mia* Joan Walker,
reporter.
During ths meeting, plans were dis-
cussed for the Annual Scarab stunt
night to be March 13 in the university
auditorium, and to be sponsored by
the Pres* club. Included on the pro-
gram for the evening will be a skit
presented by each fraternity, sorority
and the independent group.
Mrs. Robert Walker
Makes City Visit
MRS. ROBERT WALKER 18 Vis-
iting Mr. Walker's mother, Mr*
Christine T. Walker. SOS Northwest
Eighteenth street, while he is ta traln-
at tb* naval training school. No-
Dams university. South Bend, Tort
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Mrs. Mackey
Plans Dinner
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R/TISS RITA HEDGE WAS
1V* elected president of 1
Oklahoma City Unlverglty Presg
club, when the group met for
election of officers Thursday
evening In the journalism de-
partment of the university, un-
der the direction of the sponsor,
Howard Thornton.
Other officer* named were Mies
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a book review and luncheon Tusstay
at 13:30 p. m. ta the parish how*
Mr* Bhoma Q. Aven wfll rsvisv
"Our Hearts Ware Young and Qte*
learn to play '
was ta the
country where thia game originated.
She ean think of but one native Chi-
nese custom eh* fever* to native
American metoma She Ilka* rtae bat-
ter than bread.
War Mothers to Add
20 New Members
HARMONY CHAPTER 3. AMERI-
CAN WAR MOTHERS, wfll meet at
7:30 p. bl Friday at the Chamber of
Onmmrrce. Twenty now member* will
take the chapter obligation.
Mr*. Sallie C. Wheeler, program
chairman, has arranged a program
which will include the pledge of al-
legiance to be tod by Mr*. Alice M.
Pttkta. chairman of the Americantan
commutes; and a song romp need by
MBs Effa Alexander, to be sung by
Mr*. Homer Land, accompanied by a
string orchestra.
Meoabar* have been requested to
bring halve* raaor blades, ptoytag
cards and elipper* for the awn ta
foreign service.
Membership to open to mother* of
eons or daughter* ta service at home
or shrnad.
rpHB MEXICAN KICK OF MISS
A BOUTON'S multi-ruffled costume
and the swish of her cape to the
sound effect of her clicking cestsnete
in her dance number of the program
was delightful enough to add affection
between our nation and Mexico.
Turtle to a pupil of Fronle Asher
and drama pupil of Mary Gray
Thpmpeon. But she ha* no intentions
of staying bom* and getting no far-
ther than the Dutch Treat club. When
she graduates from Classen high-
school ta May, ah* is going to tear
out for California and dabble in some
finishing Spanish dances and dra-
matlc touches which she hope* will
land her on the stage.
YT IB NO SURPRISE THAT THE
A gentle-mannered little teen-age
beauty, Mies John, wound her tongue
around the quaint words of a Chi-
nese song as her contribution to the
program, after you learn that she at-
tended a Chinese school ta Kowloon,
the peninsula opposite Hongkong,
for two year*
That wag when ehe wae 11 and 13
yean old. She was started with the
infants ta the first grad* but she
progressed faster than th* vet
natives and by th* time she
was ta fourth grade Chin we.
■be. and the San FYanctooo friend*
who
rpHB BRADFORD BDUCATXON
A committee ha* adopted a report
on the causes of juvenile delinquency
by a psychologist. Mi*. R M. Hen-
shaw. She found that over M per-
cent of the children appearing before
the court were boye: that the peak
age of delinquency wae between 13
and 13: and that one-third of the de-
linquents lived ta homes without th*
normal situation of both ths father
and the mother—a situation which
hm bsen grsati^ worsened by the no-
th* armed services. Hr*__
alm found that, of the delinquent*
under review. M percent were not
members of youth organisation*
• Mr* Wenshew recommended ths
wide extension of acccsnmodation ta
homes and Home Office schools (re-
form schools), a reduction ta the sise ____________
of school rlseefs. and more eo-opera- I quents and other problem children.
BEIBB MABY PRANCES LYOlte,
YV«Ji“JnuthUn. Miss
Qharles were honored for high
eehoiarsbip at a special dean’s din-
ner, recently at Monticello T-nrg-.
Alton. IB. ——.
_3Hte I<on* who is a first year stu-
dent, U the daughter of Mr. and Mr*
Eto*art H. Lyon*. 335 Edgemere
Qyyt- Mta* Laughlin also a first year
Student 1* th* daughter of Mr. and
M^R. W. Laughlin. 737 Northeast
toth street. Miaa Bayes is th*
ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Kent B.
, 1531 Classen, and Mies Ohartoe
daughter of Mr. and Mr* John
arte* 3115 North Harvey,
the glrte are active to student
atMni and have, eonsistanUy^ mate-
Reviewers Clique.
To Meet Tuesday
GEOROE COLES will be hoMtesaee at
hutebson Tuesday at 13:30
Revtewsn Clique ta the Ven
roo<> of the Y. W. C. A.
Ehutag the afternoon, Mr* L
T Tryon wfll review The Da
Cheek.” by John Van Druten
Ltoyfl Morri*
Blue Flower Unit
To. Meet Thursday
'Ulxhi rurmn unit op the
Gartton Flower ehib win meet Thurs-
day at 1:M p. a* in the home ef Ml*
W. F. Harrison. 1300 Northwest Thir-
ty-ninth street.
Ron ean Win bo answered I
•ring Tree*** and Mt* A.
w4B give a paper on "How
Tto Know Your Conifsror*
C. Wayne Barbour, Mr* Carl W.
Skogsberg, Mr* R. D. Angennan,
Mr* John L. sDryer. Mrs. Linwood
Neal, Mr* Nis Damberg, Mr* Glynn
Boley and Mr* Maurice McGee. Af-
ter luncheon. Mr* Walter R. Hey-
man was in charge of entertainment.
Three City Girls
Initiated by Club
FORMAL INITIATION WILL BE
held by the Merry Maids club for Miss
Harriet Murphy, Miss Ann Darrough
and Miss La Vida Wrinkle. Sunday at
3:30 p. m. ta ths home of Miss Mary
Lou Stewart, 030 Northwest Thirty-
eighth street.
Rough initiation was held for the
same group Saturday afternoon in the
home of Miss Carolyn Dios, 3000
Cummings drive.
Flans for the ceremonies were made
Friday afternoon when the chib met
in the home of M1m Ruth and Mis*
Marjorie Arnold. >140 Northwest
Twenty-sixth street. Member* also
planned to have pledge and member
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• You know what it means to have a food
budget- Well, after March lot you'll need
a points budget, too! Foodi will have
point-value as well as money-value. This
will bring new problems to meal-
planning.
Does it sound confusing? It isn’t . . •
really. Not when you hear point-rationing
explained by Aunt Susan. She has th*
answers to this new problem just es she
has supplied answers to your cooking
problems for more than a decade.
Departmental reports will bo jWia
Atexander? Mr* Fred R. TWmg sad
Mr* F. B. Cochran.
Review, Luncheon Set
By St. Cecelia Group
8T. CECELIA GROUP OP ■»-
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TONDON, FEB. 20—ONE OF THE GREAT PROBLEMS IN WAR-
time Britain, just as in the United States, has been the in-
tbe crease in juvenile delinquency. Latest figures show that battle is
Ensign Ralph Conkle
Leaves for Houston
ENSIGN RALPH H. CONKLE,
who has been visiting a fortnight with
his mother, Mr* Edn* Conkle and
hl* sister, Mim Katherine Conkle,
225*4 Northwest Twenty-third etreet,
left Thursday for Houston, Taxa* to
await his assignment
Miss Lichtenheld
Named to Dance Club
MISS BETTY PEG LICHTEN-
HELD. daughter of Mr. and Mr* F.
A. Uchtenheld, 3330 Northwest
Twenty-seventh etreet, has been
choeen a member of the Dance club
at Monticello college, Alton, I1L, where
she to a written*
Miss Uchtenheld. who is active ta
student affairs, will take part ta the
annual spring dance recital The
Dance dub has a restricted member-
of about 35 and is formed of
i interacted ta expression* of art
through motion* ef the body. It to
organized under the department of
physical education at Monticello.
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MBart,. economical mother. The one
e-to-sew Marian Martin Pattern,
will make daughter two gay out-
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Costumed Artists Appear on Allied Nation’s Program for Music Club
ClubHears
Opera Theme
In Program
AN OPERA TfiEME WAS USB)
** for the program of Maelg
and Drama dub when it net
Thursday In the home of MM
F. W Reich. 2033 Northi
Nineteenth gtreet, with J
Watson Rogers as amis
hostess.
Following luncheon, the stab
semhto sang n umbers under the d
tion of Mr* Prank A. Swansea.
Swanson and Mr* Harland Ml
sang two duets; Mr* Robert Ml
gave vocal solas; Mr* Frank ■
talked on "Backstage with <
Singer*," and Mn. J. H. Wianeta
gave two vocal aolo* Mr* J. L Parte
played piano accompaniment*
Mr* Homer Land wae added to
membership and Mn. Taddto asraa-
aon. Muskego, W3*. wae a guest.
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pOTART ANNS MET THURSDAY
Xvmorning at ths boms of Mr* H.
B. Leonhardt, 401 Northwest Eight-
eenth street. Reports were made of
the benefit bridge recently given by
ths organisation to raise funds for its ,
charitable activities.
Following the business meeting. 50
were entertained at a buffet lunch- piece* eompoaed ta Rusria, w*rioaned
eon. r “ _ ~ ~
_ Mr* Leonhardt was assisted by Mr* berg. As Helen Ruben, Mr* Erdberg
formerly conducted an orchestra and
toured both America and Europe. Her
Russian mother fashioned the cos-
tume. a typical Sunday dress of the
Ukraine ta her girlhood day*
The hand-made filet lace edging
and the hand-knitted lace sections al-
ternating with all-over embroidery de-
signs that make the entire apron, give
one an idea that the Russians may
have been as patient and thorough
ta style then as they are ta war
triumph* today.
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