Oklahoma City Times (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 42, No. 100, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 8, 1931 Page: 8 of 18
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Gala Party Is
Arranged For
Hospital Group
Thirty-fifth street.
Miss Betty Skogsberg has enrolled
at Monte Casino school in Tulsa.
Pay Nothing Mh Valls
Results of Golden Peacock Bleach Creme
are unqualiedly guaranteed. Get it to-
dayatanyatore if it fails, take it back
and set year money back it to folly
not to try it. You risk nothine
dition will be the new superintendent
of University hospital. Dr. J. B. Smith,
and Mrs. Smith.
The club will sponsor a picnic for
the Sunbeam Home Saturday after-
noon.
Crippled Children Will Be
Hospitality Club Guests
Thursday Afternoon.
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West Twelfth street, returned home
Sunday She visited friends in Mani*
tou and in Denver she was the guest
of her cousins, Mrs. C. E. Bivena and
Mn r. M Mazzrella. There she also
attended the grand temple session of
the Pythian sisters of Colorado.
On her way home Mrs. Seela was
joined at Amarillo by her sister, Mrs
B. E Simmons, and the letter's small
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Another member of the young set
college bound is Miss Margaret Neff,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O.
Neff, 434 Best Fourteenth street, who
will leave about September 24. for
New Orleans. There she will enter the
Sophie Newcomb school. Miss Neff is
a member of the Merry Maids, prom-
inent girls' club.
to akin whitening hevotrdh. Some 30
eminent doctors,, ecientists and akin
specialists worked in ite deyelopment.
10 pwtattait.Over
1,000 formulae were tried and dis-
carded before the right one was found.
Thus it marks a new era in modern
beauty culture. And supplants en-
tirely old-time methode. Ite bleaching
agmtie ot of the moot ytout healing
agents known. One that virtually every
doctoruses.
It makes a dark skin a needless folly
for any woman to suffer—even for
another day. Some 300,000 women
now employ it. To obtain it go to any
drag or department store.
Nothing short of in ovation. It clearly demonstrates one thing most em-
phatically—vis.—that the public demand is for good merchandise at pop-
ular prices.
Owing to our tremendous purchases at most advantageously low prices, and
to meet the demands of our public, this year, we will follow up "Good Will
Week”-and continue to offer our patrons the most astonishing values in
fine seasonable merchandise at unprecedentedly low prices.
Ey«ry day the Timm sells more papers in Oklahoma Qty than there arg homes
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If you are weak, rundown, or
suffer monthly,
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That Lightens the Slin 4 or Shades;
and Removes Every Freckle Like Magic
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cabin for a brief stay in White
Mountains, N. H., and viaited points in
Maine. drove to the end of Cape Cod.
and returning visited friend* in Ohio
and Indiana.
Week-end gestSorMrs. Edna Mae
Mitchell. 1136 West Eleventh street,
were Mn. B. B. Louderback and
daughter, Miss Jeanette Louderback,
of Wichita Falls. Texas, formerly of
this city. Mn. Louderback returned
to her home Monday, but Miao Loud-
erback will remain during the winter
continuing her work as s teacher in
/the city schools and will make her
home with Mr. and Mrs. Vivian J.
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AtCityBanquet
Alpha Sigma Phi Party Here
Saturday to Precede Rush
Week at Norman.
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1 skin, that acts in many cases al*
most overnight.
It brings ivory allurement to the
ekin. Brings it quickly, often almost
unbelievably. A way that not only
bleaches the akin free of freckles, sal-
lowness, imperfections, but that acta
definitely as a skin tonic as well.
You apply it like a cold cream to.
night in 3 minutes. Tomorrow morn-
ing a marked difference is noted. In
two or three days, your skin is wonder*
ful... Soft as a child’s, 4 or 6 shades
lighter. Free of freckles, blotches,
blackheads. Women are flocking to its
use. Beauty experts widely urge it.
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ths party were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Meadows. Mr. and Mrs L. B. Hend-
ricks, Mr. and Mn Daniel Delly,
Mrs. L J. Keller and their families.
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O. Hassler of the University of Okla-
homa. Charles B. Johnson. Tulsa, in-
coming president, will respond for the
Azanommbec, members of the ac-
tive chapter planning the banquet are
Myron Moore, Ed McKay, Bob Mor-
rison. Victor Wood, Jim McCallum.
Gerald Roberta and Tom Ashton.
Alumni working on the arrangements
are Jack O. Stone, John Murray. How-
ard Davis, Charles Cargile and Le-
land Snow. •
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ATHER hosts will be Jack Stinson.
• Charles Johnson, Bob Hull Free-
man Kirby and Oren Hatman of
hospital. and their wives, including.
Drs. L J. Moorman, Carroll M. Poun-
den. John F. Burton. A. L. Blesh, W
Tulsa who had been on a two weeks’
fishing trip in New Mexico and who
were on their way to the Arkansas
Ozarks for a week’s stay. They took
with them on the latter jaunt Mn.
Mite bell i son, Ted, who will return
in time to enroll in Oklahoma City
University.
Capitol Rebekah"odge, No. IM. will
entertain with bridge and bunco
Wednesday afternoon and evening in
the electric bungalow. Public is in-
vited.
pm ZETA KAPPA sorority will
I have a business meeting Tues-
day night in the home of Miss La-
Vanche Hunley, 121 East Twelfth
street.
Denver, Colo.; Bill Osborne. Dallas;
Ralph Anderson, Los Angeles; Charles
Bjorkman. Cleveland, Ohio, and Nor-
man Kroutil, Yukon.
Red Rom Temple No. 1. Pythian
Sisters, will meet Wednesday evening
at • o'clock in Knights of Pythias
hall. 505% North Broadway.
NERRY SUNSHINE*club will open
IVI the new season with a 1 o'clock
luncheon and bridge Wednesday aft-
ernoon. when the hostess will be Mrs.
J. L. Beveridge, 740 East Twenty-
ninth street.
UBIA8E8 ELOISE and Martha Ann
IVIDale, 1204 West Thirty-seventh
street, entertained at luncheon and
cards Monday afternoon to honor
Miss Jessle Kerr Earp who will leave
September 12 to enter Columbia in-
stitute at Columbia. Tenn.
Other guests were Misses Ann Hisel.
Elizabeth Bell, Martha Moses, Flor-
ence Fulton and Marguerite Ounnell
Frises went to Miss Fuller. Mise
Gunnell end Miss Earp. The hostesses
were aasisted by their mother, Mrs O.
H. Dale.
Double Six Bridge *ub will meet
Thursday, September 17, with Mrs
Tony Meyers, 114 West Eighth street
Opening meeting of“the season for
the Narcissus unit of the Garden
Flower club will be Thursday after,
noon at 2:30 o’clock with Mn. Belle
Canfield, 1931 West Eleventh street.
Women’s New Rubberized Raincoats.. $4.95
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$4.95 Fine Leather Hand Bags, completely fitted, $2.24
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Women’s New Coats, all silk lined . . . $39
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3-pc. Knitted Suits, novelty tweed patterns $15
Thira Fleer
$1.49 Drapery Velours, 54 inches wide $1.09
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$ 1.39 Extra Wide Ruffled Curtains, special, pr. 99c
Sislb Fleer
$1.49 Lace Curtain Panels, good value . . 89c
Sixth Fleer
$1 Linen Luncheon Cloths, pastel borders 69c
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$2.95 Dinette Sets, 54x70 cloth with 6 napkins $1.95
$2.39 Linen Sheeting, 90 inches wide, special $1.69
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Leaving Sunday for Kansas City.
Mo., was Miss Mabel Jones, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Jones, ISIS
West Twenty-first street She will
enter the Homer School of Speech
there. A pupil of Mrs Juanita Tich-
enor Norris, Miss Jones has been heard
frequently on the radio. She also has
appeared in several local plays.
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PIER three weeks' stay in Colo-
> rado Mrs. Stanley P. Seela, 2730
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Mn. Fannie Snedeker, and together P1*"41 ofMarietta: Judge Irvin.--
j Central highschool this autumn had
she continued her studies. She was a
member of the Glee club there
Mr. Fightmaster, born and reared
here, attended Central highschool also.
He is well known as an orchestra
member. Temporarily the couple ia
with the bride's parents.
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This was followed by a trip to Lawton
to visit Prof. K. B Cornell and family.
Monday the group went to Medicine
Park, Fort SUI and other placet of
interest.
Mr. and Mn. O. W. Cornell, MS
East Thirteenth street. have had as
thetr guests Mr. and Mn. C. H. Cor-
nell and family of Weatherford, who
have just returned home. They were
accompanied by their hosts who will
visit in Weatherford and look after
business interests there, where he
practiced taw for 20 yean. He has
property interests in both Custer and .
Washita counties.
For a week-end house party at
Turner Falls, Mr. and Mn. V. L ,
Pierce. 22 Southeast Thirty-first street,
took s group of friends to the Bap-
tist cabin there Saturday. Others in
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K. West, Samuel R Cunningham, D
H. Donoghue. Earl D. McBride. W. M. A
Taylor. Clark H Hall. George H. Oar- «
rison and C. I. Roundtree in ad-
LUNA, theaHdncein.park flaphant be held Wednesday evening at 7:44
1 will be on exhibiton, ana at ’ Mlm M.-2 17.. ".L
o’clock, airplanes will circle above the
hospital, and pilots wUl put their yithe Cpristian Temperance
shipeithrough •ot stunta for“ poweresen
■Srad guests will be Governor furnish a special musical program.
MI88 LUCILLE M WHITSON.
IVI daughter at Mr. and Mrs. 8 J
DREPARINQ for the firat date of
H rush week at the University of
Oklahoma. which begins Monday,
alumni and active members of Alpha
Sigma Phi fraternity will give their
annual pre-rush banquet at the Huck-
ins hotel Saturday night. Coven will
be laid for 200.
Rushees wiU be entertained in the
large banquet room. Brig Gen.
Charles E. McPherren, an alumnus.
wlU act as toastmaster. Other Okla-
homa City speakers will be William H.
Atkinson, Calvin Boxley and Dr. Ralph
K Myers.
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Mrs. Mitchell also had as her guests Bryant, Paul Jones and John Mekit.
Thursday and Friday her brother and trick of Norman; Cliff Martin. Shaw-
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Evan L. Davis of nee; Glen Dawson. Skiatook; Willis
Choate, Marietta; John Strassberger,
Purcell; Carl Fleet, Ada; Orvil Bar-
nett. Watonga: Woodson Dawson. Wirt
City; Jack Clark. Pawhuska; Francia
Parker, Muskogee; Leslie Clay. Ho-
bart; Romeo Settle. Seminole; Hayes
Altan Shaw, Henryetta; Don Bishop,
BERLIN, Sept. 8—P—Ambassa-
[ dor Frederic M. Sackett Tuesday
signed a contract for the purchase of
B Bluecher palace as a new home for
the American embassy in Berlin.
The purchase price was $1,702,-
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Americas architecta are to come to
I Berlin to renovate the palace.
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and Mrs. Murray. Mayor and Mrs mrv r s skogsberg or
BUnn Dr and Mrs W. B. Bissell of 1 RE8 8' Ames,
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rNHIRD annual picnic of the Okla-
1 homa Hospitality club for chil-
dren st the Crippled Children's hos-
pital will be held Thursday afternoon
at 2 o'clock, on a larger scale than
ever before. ... ....—---.----
A program directed by Mrs. Alex Whitson, 706 West Nineteenth street.
Rimmer will be offered in the Lew and Raymond ® Pightmaster. son of
Wents hall of the hospital Numbers Mr. And Mrs. W E. Fightmaster. 2012
will Include a group of songs by Clark Wes".Twentyrthird street, were mar.
Snell; tricks by E C Dearing, magi- ried very guietly Saturday evening at
clan; a sketch by Al and Lole Bridge; 8o‘clockiin the study of the officiat-
accordion number by Buddy Brogdon. ing, minister. Rev. E. C. Mobley, of the
blind boy musician: reading Miu First hristian church. . . „
Isabel Nelson; saxophone number. attendants were Mr and Mra
Roger Barrier, accompanied by his Eohe Whitaon.The. former., is A
mother, Mrs. Grover Barrier Negro the hr ide and the latter ls
dialect readings. Mrs Frank L. Kei- ‘ {sterposthesbridegroom. , .
logg: whistling selection. Mrs David Mrs. Fightmagter,whohasbeen.a
NSBlin prie" acromnanied hv mim resident of this city for about six
Deakin.Price accompanied by Miu woula have been senior at
Louanna Rudd.
Out in the court following this,
there will be a clown act by Leo
Blondin, In costume. The firemen«
band, directed by W. A. Sickles will
furnish music during the afternoon
as will the 58-plece band from Roose-
velt junior highschool, directed by R
B. Fry.
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with a theater party for 12 guests, other Slster. Mrs. R. y*””’ 2848
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$ 1.00 Feather Pillows, fancy ticking cover, each 50c
Second Moor
Silk Lounging Pajamas and Robes, special $2.95
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22-Piece Luncheon Sets, crystal glass sets, special $1
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Program Is Interpersed With
Dances at Entertainment
For Visiting Delegates.
«2 57 ISITING Kiwanlans and
N/ their wives filled the great
V reception room of ths Okla-
homa City Golf and Coun-
try club to overflowing Monday night,
mingling for half an hour before the
banquet. Flower-laden tables had cov-
ers for fully SOO.
There were no addresses, but during
the ball later in the evening, attended
by 1,200 guests, a program was inter-
apersed with dancing. A feature was
the appearance as guest conductor of
the orchestra of 9-year-old Gene
Hunter of Dallas, dressed in a white
satin suit. He also appeared in tap
dance numbers and sang several songs
in his surprising voice, deep and of
targe volume.
Mrs. Marvin D. Kahn, soprano, of
Galveston, made a hit with her song.
-In Autumn Time IH See You at
Galveston to im.M
Other singers were Mn. L. R. Kier
ot Houston. Miss Hilda Mullane of
the Rio Grande valley. Allen Miller of
Oklahoma City and "Scotty" Douglas
ot Am ertllo who furnished an excel-
lent Hany Lauder stunt with the girls
of the Kilties band as a chorus.
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mKB grand march was led by Robert
- Storey Daitas, district governor of
Ktwania, and Mn.' Storey, immedi-
ately following were W. O. Harris, in-
ternational president, and Mn. Harris
from Los Angeles, Calif., and directly
behind them were O. flam Cummings.
Dallas, past international president,
and Mn. Cummings and H. O. Hat-
field, international trustee, and Mn.
Hatfield of the city.
Lovely gowns made colorful the
crowded ballroom. Mrs. Btorey wore
yellow chiffon and taco; Mn. Harris
white satin and black velvet; Mrs.
ChtwimInge and Mn. K R Ledbetter,
the latter the wife of the local Kl-
wanis president, wore flowered chil-
tone and Mn. Hatfield wee in black
lace.
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AKR. AND MRS. FLOYD K LAMB.
IVI lit West Eighteenth street, have
just returned from a two weeks, motor
trip to Nebraska and lows They at-
tended the wedding of a cousin in
Beward, Neb. and visited many rel-
atives and friends there and nearby in
Mn. Lamb's girlhood home com-
munity. They also were in Uncota
and maha. They attended the Iowa
state fair and hone show at Dos
Molnes, too.
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a jf 188 EVELYN RUSSELL, 820 West
IVI Thirty-fourth street and Miss
Dorothy Snedeker. 123% East Park
place, have just returned from a sum-
mer spent in New England. Mias Rus-
MU, who is language tencher at Hard-
ing junior highachool, and Miss
Snedeker, who teaches the same sub-
ject at Weater, spent the greeter
part of the summer studying in the
French school of Middlebury college
at Middlebury, Vt, when Miss Sned-
eker received her master’s degree.
They were Joined at the close of
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