The Panhandle Herald (Guymon, Okla.), Vol. 47, No. 202, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 5, 1937 Page: 3 of 4
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TUESDAY OCTOBER 5 1937
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VITAGRAPII PRESENTS
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Royal J Carpenter banker from
Angola Indiana is here looking
after land interests
E W Sharpe returned today
from Oklahoma City where he
took Mrs Sharpe and daughter
Marjorie Ruth Sunday Marjorie
will attend Hill's Business college
there
Mr and Mrs L E Tryon H W
Long and Ross Rizley went to
Liberal last evening where Mrs
Tryon visited her sister Mrs N S
Lep ley and Messrs Tryon Rizley
and Long attended the Master's
night at the Masonic lodge at
' which time the Most Worshipful
Grand Masters of the State of
Kansas were entertained
Mrs Harold Thompson and
daughter Jere of Pueblo Colo-
rado and Mrs Hazel Sparks of
Walsenburg Colo visited friends
In Guymon yesterday while en
route to Spearman to visit rela-
tives and friends
Miss Patsy Howsley left this
morning for Ardmore to continue
her instruction in the Dixon Con-
solidated school after visiting the
past few weeks in the home of her
parents Mr and Mrs R L Howsley
A marriage license was issued
this morning by court clerk Bess
Brown to D C Martin and Rose
Hyatt both of Borger Texas
They were united in marriage by
J E Daily justice of the peace
Mr and Mrs Lester Evans and
daughter Mary Kay of Perryton
Texas visited friends and relatives
j here last evening They returned
to Perryton this afternoon ac-
companied by Mr Evans' mother
Mrs Nellie Evans who will visit
in their home
Joe Sullivan and son Gene ar-
rived Sunday from Oakland Calif
where they have made their home
for the past ten months
K Fred Cline made a business
trip to Amarillo yesterday
A J Schwartz of Hildretb
Nebraska is here looking after
land interests and visiting friends
Al Lawder of Tyrone was a
visitor at the court house Monday
afternoon
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A Lovely Tea
Honors Pioneers
The Women's Faculty Club of P
A M C paid tribute to the mem-
bers of the No-Man's Land Society
entertaining with a tea in the
President's home between the
hours of four and six P M
President and Mrs Morrison
assisted by members of the Wo-
men's Faculty club received hun-
dreds of duests who were welcom-
ed to inspect the home and gardens
and mingle id the good old way of
the ranch days
The Fine Arts department of the
college under the direction of
Prof Folsom D Jackson was a
high light of the tea as students
of this department in deference
to the old timers rendered a beau-
tiful program of old time melodies
tenderly bringing to memory old
time scenes and gatherings
In her matchless way Miss Lydia
Mehl official college pianist
played at intervals a collection of
old melodies
The Misses Betty MacLeod Im-
eta O'Neal Winifred Gantt and
Eula Hagaman sang "From the
Land of the Sky Blue Waters" and
"Lightening Bug"
Messrs Jack Jackson M R
Carter Jr Lee Nichols and Rollin
Stewart sang "When Irish Eyes
Are Smiling"
Clifford Jackson sang "The Hills
of Home" "I Love Thee Truly"
and "Mother McCree"
Miss Imeta O'Neal sang "In The
Gloaming" Prof Jackson played
a number of selections This mus-
ical program was excellently ren-
dered and greatly appreciated It
is a matter of deep satisfaction to
the old ranchers to see this won-
derful college giving their poster-
ity the advantages of a good prac-
tical education with the added cul-
ture and graces necessary to fit
them for a life of accomplishment
happiness and vision
The Morrison home was prettily
decorated with lovely flowers from
the gardens and dainty pink cos-
mos in the dinning room matching
the pink lighted tapers in the room
completing a perfect pink motif
The tea table was beautiful
with an imported lace cloth with
shadow design and scalloped bor-
der over pink organdy Resting
on an ornamental mirror a pretty
five branched silver candelabra
tied with pink tulle held five pink
candles
Gracefully pouring between the
hours of four and five were Mrs
J J Bollinger of Tyrone and
Mrs O H Cafky of Forgan and
between five and six Mrs Her-
man Zentz and Miss Mary Leid-
igh With gratitude the old timers
as they lingered on the threshold
at parting- expressed the thought
that the courtesy surrounding the
tea was the end of a perfect day
Goodwell Garden Flower Club
was issued Goodwell Garden Flower Club
clerk Bess members and four guests enjoyed
and Rose the hospitality of the Hansen home
r Texas I Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
arriage by Hansen the genial hostess
the peace The business meeting was in
charge of the president Mrs
Evans and Mallett and prizes won at the
! Perryton Flower Show were presented It
id relatives was decided not to have the Bow-
1 y returned er exchange on the next regular
noon ac- meeting date
'is' mother Mrs Hugh Thomson in a very
will visit interesting manner gave the first
part of the program with "Pottery"
as her subject
Gene ar- Van Brigal Roseville Wedge-
and Calif wood Mexican and Indian pottery
their home were displayed and detail descrip
tion of their construction was giv-
en by the leader Pictures of pot-
a business tery from its earliest known origin
day were used to illustrate this ever
interesting art
Hildretb Miss Leah Wilson instructor of
ing after art from the Goodwell Public
ng friends school was a guest speaker and
e was a her subject was "Arrangement of
F
se Monday Flowers"
The pottery vases together with
a variety of flowers were used by
---'—'--I Miss Wilson to illustrate her sug-
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gestions as to color height and
Ja elk Swift
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THE PANHANDLE HERALD GUYMON TEXAS COUNTY OKLAHOMA
I general rules of arrangement 1
Many lovely effects were given
and enjoyed by the group
Miss Wilson made the statement
that every bouquet should be a
picture that when arranged in an
empty frame the effect should
be as pleasing as a floral paint-
lag and that one need not have an
expensive vase or a large number
of blossoms to create a beautiful
effect
Delicious refreshments were
served to guests Miss Leah Wilson
Mrs Clark Mrs Laura Shaw and
Mrs W I Cutter and members:
Mrs H B Hale Mrs Hugh Thom-
son Mrs P F Taggart Mrs H
C Zentz Mrs Carl Wooten Mrs
Leona Mallett Mrs M P Rex-
road Mrs B E Shaw Mrs R E
Love and the hostess
The next regular meeting will
I be held with Mrs R P Taggart
' on October 20
K U B Club with Mrs Williams
The K U B dub met at the
home of Mrs Novella Williams
Tuesday afternoon The afternoon
was spent in making plans for the
next meeting and pleasant con-
versation A delicious plate lunch was
served to one guest Mrs Clara
Rowan and members Mrs Chloa
Keenan Mrs Madona Wilkerson
Mrs Mabel Klaverweiden Mrs
Mae Wallis Mrs Lucille McFad-
den and the hostess
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs Madona Wilk-
erson October 12
League Enjoy Hamburger Fry I
The Epworth Laegue of the
Methodist church motored to the
Beaver grove north of Guymon
last evening where they enjoyed
a watermelon feast and hamburg-
er fry
Present were June Cline Velma
Mae Mullanix Wilma Rexroat
Louise Haar Joyce Kennedy Eu-
dora Rankin Irene Tice Christine
Saunders Geraldine Brooks Eu-
nice Washington Doris Smith Carl
Duane Holt 'Johnny Gilliland
John Williain Craig Edgar Wal-
den J V Wall Manford Long
Leon Spencer Harold Dean Holt
and the sponsor Mrs Carl Holt !
The Excise Board met today in
regular session with W W Ken-
nedy George Langston and John
Blake present
Mrs E Bowen and her sister
from Enid were looking after busi-
ness matters in Guymon today
They plan to return to Enid to-
morrow Mrs Bowen formerly had
the Bowen's Toggery here
J C Pau ley of Anchor Dee
was transacting business here today
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HERE'S NEWS JACK A SHIP THAT WAS
NOTHING ELSE BUT COUNT DON'S MYSTER1
MADE A LANDING NEAR HONOLULU THEN
QUICKLY TOOK OFF WORLD 5HIPS
FOLLOWED THE MYSTERY INTO THE
STRATOSPHERE AND LOST HER THERE
Bill Hastings of Oklahoma City
representative from H Dorsey
Douglas was transacting business
in Guymon this morning
CARROTS - Turnips Beets
Mango Peppers
TOMATOES
HoutehoM
Co harm
Mrs Peggy 'Veen
Balancing Act
Illustrating a dotal' of Mrs Lela
Rogers' training of young motion
picture players at the RKO Radio
studio Lucille Ball walks with a
book balanced atop ber bead as
prescribed by Mrs Rogers mother
of Ginger If the book falls off the
posture Is faulty Lucille has a
featured role In "Stage Door"
Cauliflower lb :le
GREEN BEANS 3 lb 250
Eggplant lb 5e
bunch 50
Ht 5e
3 lb 250
Celery large bunch 10e
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This is such a favorite at our
house and is an old recipe If
you have not been eating this
good dish you have wasted much
to much time
Southern Beans
Use yellow wax beans Break
them and pour over them enough
hot water to cover cook them un-
til almost tender in this water
with about a quarter of a pound
of bacon cut up this recipe's calls
for about a quart of beans About
a half hour before serving add
potatoes peeled and quartered the
pieces should be small Salt and
pepper This has a wonderful
flavor and gives you a real one
dish dinner
IMr and Mrs C G Stevenson
of Pratt Kansas were among those
attending the No-Man's Land His-
torical Association meeting at
Goodwell yesterday and they are
visitors at the home of Mr and
I Mrs Jerry B Lancaster and Mr
and Mrs Geo E Ellison this week
The Ellisons were arrivals from
' Oklahoma City last night
i Tyrone Ht 2
DAUGHTER TO GUM'S
Dr R D Hayes reports the
birth of a daughter to Mr and
Mrs Elmer L Gum of Hardesty
this morning October 5th
Mrs R B Thoreson and children
left Sunday for Los Angeles Call-
fornia where they will visit her
parents
Franklin Lunsford of the
MorningStar neighborhood was a
visitor in Guymon this morning
C G Green of Pampa Texas
was a business visitor in Guymon
today Mr Green is a representa-
tive of the Cabot Carbon Company
Mr and Mrs J L Martin of
Carlo Mo are visiting this week
at the home of Walter Scott Mrs
Martin and Mrs Scott are sisters
Those spending the day Sunday
at the Walter Scott were Mr and
Mrs J L Martin of Carlo Mo
Roy Scott and family of Liberal
: Elmo Scott and family Leland
Scott and family Mr and 1Niirs G
D Scott and son Charles Dale
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Geo Book less and family I and Mrs M R Rose
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Frank Book less and family call- ' Mrs E J Philippe is enjoying a
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ed at the Fred Harrison's Sunday visit with a sister who came un-
afternoon l' expectedly from Wellington Tex
Mr and Mrs T F Ogletree and Mrs C K Wilmeth and grand-
Mr and Mrs Geo Bookless came son Norman were Sunday visi-
tors at King Bennett's
home Saturday from Wichita :
where they were doctoring a few ' Harry Ritter of the Plainview
and Mrs J L Martin spent Mon-
day evening at Leland Scott's
Remie Wiggins is at home from
Wichita Kansas visiting a few
days with his parents
Mr and Mrs D P Mssell were
Sunday dinner guests with Mr
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afternoon 1 expectealy irom wenmgton iex
Mr and Mrs T F Ogletree and Mrs C K Wilmeth and grand-
Mr and Mrs Geo Bookless came son Norman were Sunday visi-
home Saturday from Wichita tors at King Bennett's
where they were doctoring a few Harry Ritter of the Plainview
days ' neighborhood was a business
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Rev McClawn and family call-
visitor at King Bennett's Sunday
ed at the Coo Bookless Sunday Carmen Bennett and family and
evening Ticy Koch and family were Sun
Mr and Mrs Walter and Mr day evening visitors at the King
' Bennett home
Mrs George Bryan attended the
historical society at Goodwell
i Monday
I Geraldine Brooks was a week-
end visitor at the T D Glaze home
Mr and Mrs M R Rose were
Monday afternoon callers at Geo
i Wiggins'
Mr Hudson and family spent
Sunday with friends
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