The Enid Events. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 28, 1926 Page: 4 of 24
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Chic Two-P!ece Dress
Made of Crepe Faille
This hunter's green two-piece dress
is made of crepe faille and trimmed
with two lighter tones of green A
kid belt gold buttons and a flower on
'the shoulder complete the decorations
Prints and Mohairs in
Fall Fashion Picture
Mind-blocked mohair print resent-
bles the Nina prints in cotton and
has a colorful orieutal pattern which
'was at in different ways in
Sports dress of the Jumper type This
iwatt done W ri CM ft filShilq) eritle In
ithe Nev York Times by making a
!coat binuse hip length of the printed
!mohair using the border aa a hand
around the bottom and for collar and
cuffs to be worn with ii kirt of plain
:white mohair reps plaited in (lusters
:or in an all-around kilt Crepe mo-
lhair rough bouclette weave of mohair
and pure silk thread and the ryas in
:plain colors heavily embroidered niter
the manner of Rhodesian Bulgarian
and Hungarian needlework are sanie
Of the variants of this new material
The most striking of all the modek
of mohair coals is one of the whib
!basket weave hal' Ing a collar cravat
ivest and collar of black glace kid with
I a narrow r
sill HO
a recent exiiibition given under
!happy auspices tile arious kinds of
!mohair were shown In a nunilver
delightful modela 'The 'obi id !Amoy-
comb wen ves were used for nut umn
motor driving and sports coats in the
latest designs One of these was In
allivitite plaid honeycomb and basket
weaves cut straight and faultlessly
:tailored Each intersection of the pat-
tern was picked out with a silver but-
!ton and a silver ribbon divided the
two rows of monkey fur that formed
the collar
Another autumn coat In white um
hair reps had an all-over pattern in
floral and scroll desiga done with
line of tine tucking One more in
plain white was tucked in cross-sections
of fine hand tucks to form large
MitatteS Sol hing as interesting has
been shown in fahries anti workman-
ships duritig many St'1180114 The ru
riants of the new domestic mohair aro
numerous one is the Interweaving of
two colors in flay threads ereatiatt
a very subtle tone effect
A charming frock designed by an
American artist is made of gray cash
mere conibitied with Mack and rose
Green and gray blue and heige are
some of the other arningenients and
black is introduced sometimes rather
dramatically' in many gowns TAW
and ensembles
Russian Mouse Popular
Among New Fall Fashions
Whatever else Russia supplies to
the vorld she can he counted on each
iseason to furnish a certain nrunher of
fashion motifs This year it is the
blouse which Imes its wi2in to the
Russian peasailt and which has heom
adapted to smart costumes one
method of its tie Is in the twi) piece
costume One or these has a shirt of
platted crepe over this is wont a
velvet 2'u4 w WI winged Sit'eVeli
The skirt of the blouse Is decorated
with metal rititom tuinds and hands of
moie and the collar is filnairly ornamented
Scarfs in Evidence
Today no party i3 complete without
I multiplicity of scarfs adorning every
neck It does Hot mutter whether the
scarfs are small or large They may
Le painted block printed or bear the
most violent cubist designs Perhaps
the most novel at the moment nre bias
squares In plaids and stripes
Lounging Robes
Long lounging robes of heavy Hach
4ttirl have vivid tufted borders of or
:tnge or peacock blue or emerald
'These heavy borders give a graceful
sing to the heat Sleeves are lung
and flowing
For the Fastidious
Black embroldery and black lace
or net are frequently seen on the fine
white linen kerchief
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OLIVE CHAPEL AND
PLEASANT PLAINS
Weather: cool with prospect for
visit from Jack Frost He came a
little earlier in the month last year
about the Mb Jack has not ar-
rived this year
Just a little wlicat being planted at
this time 'Will be alright but will
furnish no pasture
The fair is over and folks are
turning their minds to election day
which is near at hand and also some
are planning for Hallowe'en parties
Ben Alomsen had a force of men
) -- — ''''''' ''"— Schoel dismissed last Thursda for -
laying the fourdation Saturday for '- :' :' " Y 1 Mr A Conklin calkal on Harley
the fair at Enid Many went
s his cattle shed 1 Dodd Sunday morning
e oys are enjoying the new
Mr Voth of Tulsa is here visiting Th b Mrs Ross Caton returned to her
poi'
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bis cousin Abe stierting be came football purchttsed for them by the i home Wednesday Mrs Caton has
--! school board
over from Tulsa Friday il
I been attending to Wilson's chores
Woodrow Dowers was absent Fri- '
il'e--'4) Mr Henry Koeber of Enid was out ' " ' ' Otto Aliers is in the hospital suf-
e( rta' day
Saturday: at his farm digging spuds 1—ering from a poisoned foot
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i The Ladies Aid met Thursday of First month high grade at s
Mrs Phil O'Neil called Monday
arc as follows': first griale ZellarDoPw- '
t this week with Mrs T N Puryear
1 quiltingD was the order of versthe dreet ay T ers second grade Mildred Reim mormng on Mrs Jim Wallace
third grade M
arcella Reim fourth ' Airs Maude 'Wallace called at Wit-
Bever E
AL Ot
grade Ruby Momsen fifth grade AI- son's Friday afternoon
C Bossart and H L Frost all cap- Airs Frank Hermanskt called Mon-
berta Reim sixth grade Ruth Trent
tured firsts seconds thirds and fourth seventh grade Dale Mauk and Ruth U morning at Wallace's
on their exhibits at the fair
J J Burk and H L Frost attend-
Atinn se eighth grade Katherine Mrs Morey took Sunday dinner
ed Grange meeting in Enid Saturday Rm' with Mrs 011ie el
PrisciCramer in Garber
Mrs Hlla Club
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Air
ut home now and doing fine junior ENID MARKETS s W L Oldham was hostess to
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the Priscilla Club Friday October 22
1 thinks little sister is about right Alembers present were Mesdames
Nine Mile school dismissed 'Illurs- — Alva Cramer Joe Cramer Gillespie
l day for the fair everybody went Wheat N 1 -- $126 Volin Dunn Dodd Corkin Collinge
The alfalfa crop is being put up at Wheat No 2 125 Oldham and Wilcox
this time and is a fair yield making Eggs 32 Mrs Charles Woolsey and children
line winter cow feed Hens and pullets 4 lbs and over 16 were guests of the club After the
Mr and Airs A D Dever had as Hens and pullets under 4 lbs— 13 regular business session refresh
I guests A D's Grandfather Taylor Springs smooth all weights 15 ments were served by the hostess as-
':- : and Aunt Myrth of Oklahoma City Broilers Legr n a
hos nd black 12 sisted by Mrs John Coiling° Sun-
'it- :440- Saturday and Sunday Old and young roosters 08 shine package was drawn by Airs
:'': Mr and Airs Ed Romine and niece Young staggy roosters-- 10 Oldham A(fiourned to meet with
little Miss Turner of North Enid via- rreanl 44 Mrs Blaser October 29 I
oce cites ited 1 B Romine Sunday Fat hog's 11 Ili: to 12c i
Calves F-ic to 6c '--- - - --- --
Rev Trent is helping Oscar How- - '
trimmed - I heif : :
land in wheat sowing at this time Ft co NV all( crs ''''' 4c to 6c 11534rarafaruaar21-212 ----"7"
oreen A o Carecn co v ii 04 -Cc 1-
-lite graveling crew laid- olf last -' N IL 1 ' '
flower on -Wool clear medium 5e to 28c r
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week no material but are working
Alohai I' clear ilOc to 40e
corations at I his time
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W
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Henry home Sunday RISCO LOADINGS INCREASE l
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Olbert brothers are husking — ''g their ' -'
corn on the 'W S Yeager farm Car loading of revenue freight and
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Some few folks are indisposed at receipts from connections by the St
I reseal this time too much fair maybe Louis-Sall Francisco Railway com-
tton and Some fellows Inust be getting wild pally for the Week ending October 23
totaled 23808 accOtding to the NVeek- Assi
rn ‘N bleb (lucks the way the guns were pop-11
"vs in Ping last week ly statement issued by President
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pe This Special services at Olive next Sun- James M Kurth 1 The loadin' s constitute an increase
rine in day There will be baptismal serv-1 AtIo '
cars over last week when
ices Also communion services in the ' --
miiiiig a 29 096 were loaded I
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morning The heating stove has been '''-
( Liadings for last week by days:
printed put up so you need not fear getting
a bond cold October 17 Sunday October 18
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ar and Supt Helsel was at Olive last :39013 October 19 October 20
93 3 923 October 23
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of pi :tin Wednesday evening for the first guar- October 21
3852 Octb 23 4212 total 23868
elusters terly meeting Plans for the year October 4 0
E L f W aukomis was
in were made Evervone nut h Eckhardt o
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morning The heating' stove has been ioaueu Loadings for last week by days:
put up so you need not fear getting
cold October 17 Sunday October 18
4013 October 19 3875 October 20
Supt Helsel was at Olive last 3993 October 21 3923 October 23
W ednesday evening for the first guar- 3852 October 23 4212 total 23868
terly meeting Plans for the year E L Eckhardt of Waukomis was
were made Everyone put his and a business caller here Wednesday
her shoulder to the wheel and let's
make this the best year in the history
of Olive Chapel Will you do it? Mr and Mrs Earl Hanson of Hills-
Do not forget the ladies of Olive Idale spent Wednesday here shopping
Nvill serve dinner and supper on elec- Dertde 11 of Meno was among
tion day in basement of Pleasant the Enid visitors "Vednesday
Plains school house Wi 11 also be a
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bazaar in connection Mr and Airs Frank Shavey of west
111 says the Missus will be home
of Enid in tune to vote d shopped here Tuesday
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Mr and Mrs W S Yeager daugh- Olin S Johnson of Kremlin shop-
ter and niece ted part of last ped in Enid Saturday
week at Waldron Kas -
Bever sold 22 head of sheeP Harry Baker of Waukomis nt
J last week to 'Mr Lowe northwest of Saturday shopping in Enid spe
En id
W Kirton attended the Gum-
merson and Reichmond sale north-
There Isn't Any Enough
west of Kremlin Monday Be re- It time be of ail things the most
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"Enid's Theatre Beautiful"
faiterioiti
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and
Tuesday
REX INGRAM'S
Production
Mr and Mrs Butler Wilson return-
REX INGRAM'S ed to their home Wednesday from a
three weeks visit in Colorado Mr
Production and Mrs Wilson visited Colorado
Springs and also visited his brother
in Akron Colo Mrs Wilson reports
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a lovely time
Mrs Cooper visited Monday after-
OF THE APOCALYPSE" noon at-the Jim Wallace home
With— Amy Ilandgarten a n d Geneva
RUDOLPH VALENTINO Green called Sunday afternoon at the
and Dodd home
ALICE TERRY Mr and Mrs Schneider and sons
I Leo and Melvin and Mr and Mrs Ed
eamenentsemensmonsonscommann I Shermanski and son Ervin took Sun
t
There Isn't Any Enough
It time be of all things the most
precious wasting of time must be as
Poor Richard says the greatest prodi-
gality since as he elsewhere tells us
lost thne Is never found again and
what we call time enough always
proves little enough
Garber Suburbs
Better Butter Cakes!
High grade creamery butter the best there is to be
had is one of the ingredients that goes into our
Cakes and Pastries That's why they are so palat-
able and so wholesome
Klein's Pastries Klein's Bread
Klein's Pies Klein's Cakes
Are all made of the same materials you use
at home—in a larger and better bakery
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THE ENID EVENTS ENID OKLA THURSDAY OCTOBER 2 1924
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ports stuff selling very reasonable I day dinner with Mr and Mrs Mar
Miss Evelyn Olbert of Hillsdale tin Meyers They helped evlebarto
visited Saturday night with Miss lko- Il Otto Lee's birthday
ta Kuehl Sunday afternoon they Mr and Mrs II IL Dodd motored
with Miss Vera Kirton went kodak- i to Enid Sunday
in I Herman Onken and 51abel Janssen
Russel Hill called on Billie KirtLn motored to Enid Saturday
Sunday afternoon Mrs Frank Hermanski called Mon-
Mrs Audra Freeman is working in day morning at Wilson's
Enid Mrs Lawson La ffert y and family
Rev and Mrs Trent were trading spent Sunday at Jim Wall:west
in Enid Monday Melvin Worth and Clyde Poulton
Will Olbert did papering at the called on Joe Stewart Sunday morn-
manse one day this week ing
Pleasa nt Plains School Notes
Zelina Dowers has been absent Mr and iklrs Ninean I1111(‘rty of
Enid took supper Tuesday evening at
from school the last three weeks Jim Wallace's
PPEmnill
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Assistant Attorney General
Democratic Nominee for Congress Will Speak in
Convi lion : 'a11- at En'
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We never tried to
make anyone believe
that all Used Cars
were good cars But
we do insist that the
Used Cars we sell are
good cars And the
people who buy them
know it
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Purcell, F. Everett. The Enid Events. (Enid, Okla.), Vol. 34, No. 4, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 28, 1926, newspaper, October 28, 1926; Enid, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2074670/m1/4/: accessed June 12, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.