The El Reno Daily Democrat (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 36, No. 268, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 6, 1927 Page: 3 of 4
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1927.
THE EL RENO DAILY DEMOCRAT
PAGE THREt
The Social Realm
PHONE 19.
ALICE SMITH
Birthday Party
Complimentary to the fourth birth-
day anniversary of her daughter,
Sarah Ann, MTS. John Preston. 201
North Evans, entertained with a de-
lightful children's party from three
to five o’clock Monday afternoon.
The table was centered with the
lovely pink and white birthday cake
bearing four tiny candles and a pink
and whlte color scheme was carried
out in ali appointments.
The afternoon was devoted to the
playing of children’s games and each
M. V. S.
One of the delightful club events
of the week was the 7 o’clock din-
ner-bridge at which Miss Irene Hanna
and Mrs. C. S. Singleton entertained
Monday evening for the M. S.
club in the home of the latter at 811
South Ellison.
A miniature Christmas tree cen-
tered the dining table which was
prettily decorated in red and green, i
while the same color scheme was car- j
ried out in the menu, and also in
the room decorations.
Benefit Bridge
Those who have reserved tables
for the Benefit Bridge to be giveu
by the Episcopal Altar Guild Wednes-
day evening at the Business and Pro-
fessional Womens club rooms are:
Misses Blanche Ashbrook, Eleanor
Heuderson and Ruth Maher, Mrs. H.
B, Wilson, Mrs. Carl Mocker, Mrs
Harry Haiumack, Mrs. P. H. Wright
and Mrs. Ed S. LeVan.
Watts 11120 and J. M. Wright $2600.
Quite a lot of petit larceny is re-
ported in the Lone Rock district
which is rather close to us.
The Risks found a ripe pear this
reek which was relished as an out-
of-seasou fruit.
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Frisco
Uttle” guest was presented with a I Following the dinner the Christmas
bag of candy containing a miniature Exchange was enjoyed, after which
Guests at Dinner
Mr .and Mrs. J. M. Burge, 305 South
Roberts, were dinner guests this eve-
ning1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
B. D. Gamble in Calumet.
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C. D. of A. .
Regular meeting of me Catholic
Daughters of America at 7:3 Oo’clock
Wednesday evening at the K. of C. j
hall. All members are urged to at-)
tend.
doll.
Invited -ygues^ were: Mary Lou
Etheridge. June Fuqua, Ethelyn Oz-
the remaiuder of the eventug was de-
( voted to bridge with high score go-
ing to Mrs. Ed Wewerka.
mun,'Betty Nell McMillan, Bobby and Additional guests enjoying the
Jimmy Brooks. Robert Rainer. Bobby courtesy were Mrs C C. Ball of
Don Mod rail, Gloria Jewell Gilbert, Phoenix, Aril., and Mrs. Jens Lo
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Betty Lee Rauh. Gerald Thompson.
Barbara Jean Johnson, Rosana How-
ard, Erwin Miller, Jr., Dick Kelly,
renzen.
Miss Katherine Compton, 108 East
Cavanaugh, will be hostess to the
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Bobby \yarnberg'. Anna Mae School: club Monday evening. December 12.
ing, Bobby Han\pton, Dolores Harri-
son! Jean Ozmun, Billy Lee Marshall,
Doris Jean Filktns. Eleanor Davis.
Kathleen Kester, Billy Jean Torpey,
Pan Hellenic
Mrs. Don Cole and Mrs. A. L. John-
son were joint hostesses to the Pan
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Mayflower
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Roger Woodman, Bobby Dulin, Wanda Hellenic club when they very gra-
Cupp, Thomas Maxey Gillian. Norma \ ciously entertained in the home of the
Fay McCDmas, Brouiek Knarr, l^Rue , former at 1108 South Hoff, Monday
Edgar, Bobby Biggert, Rurnard Ahern . evening
and Zeda Frances Crawford.
High score in the game of bridge
during the evening was received by
Miss Margaret Petree.
There will be no more meetings of
Surprise Shower
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Foster, was beautifully decorated with holidays,
pink and blue garden flowers when
she delightfully entertained with a
surprise shower for Mrs. Hogau
Cowan.
Shortly after the guests arrived
Kartagree Club
The Kanagree Club met Monday
evening in the home of Miss Agnes
Flippen, 517 West Elm with 10 mem-
anoruy aner sue suram mhycu
little Misses Radelle Chapman and hers present and one additional guest
Elizabeth Ann Rudder placed before i Mrs. Clyde Maxey.
the honoree a heavily laden basket! During-the business meeting names
artistically decorated in pink and . were drawn for the Christmas Lx-
blue change add the remaiuder of the
After the lovely gifts bad been ad- evening was devoted to sewing,
mired each guest was asked to write; The next meeting will he Monday
Mrs. Cowan a short paragraph of ad-1 evening, December 12, with Miss
vice and information for her house-! Helen Witcher, 012 South Ellison,
hold needs. Mrs. Quaunah Brown * * *
charmingly read the clever para- Dinner Guest
graphs which added a touch of humor. Mr. and Mrs. L I*. Kelly, 803 South
to the afternoon’s entertainment. Macomb, entertained a« a dinner
The hostess, then, assisted by Mrs. I imest Monday evening, J. A. Stew-
Ray Chapman and Mrs. George Edgar art of Chicago, 111.
served a delicious luncheon. The
hand painted colonial dolls daintily
posed on each plate carried out the
color scheme in a most unique and
artistic manner.
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El Reno Study Club
The El Reno Study Club met Mon-1
day afternoon in the inviting home of,
Mrs. J. F Gadberry, 709 'South Wil j
Hams.
Mrs. T. M. Aderhold led a very in-,
teresting program on “American |
Painters” when discussions of paint-
ings and the artists who produced
them were given as follows:
Sea Painters—Mrs. B. L. Lewis.
Painters of American Home Life—
Mrs. O. L. Dale.
Western Painters—Mrs. J. L. Ains-
worth.
Painters of Children—Mrs. P. B.
Meyers.
Rural Paintings in Schools—Mrs.
Ray McCormack.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
J. S. Cormack. 31-i South Williams,
December 19.
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Azullklt
Miss Lucile Hardy will be hostess
to (he Azulikit club Thursday when
she entertains at the home of Mrs. E.
R. Rarnhardt, 501 South Ellison.
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Trl Hi
Miss Lena Allison. 619 South Ma-
comb, will entertain the Tri Hi club
Thursday evening.
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Talk A Bit
Members of (lie Talk A Bit club
will hold their regular meeting Thurs-
day evening with Mrs. J. P. Neal,
1101 South Hoff.
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JEWELER
John Gregory and family were j
called to Kansas this week to attend
the funeral of Mr. Gregory’s father.
Bill Hupp has rented a Cob Creek
farm near Sturm and will move to
same in a few days.
The outside work of our new school
is completed but Instead of a 60-day
job It seems it will take five months
to complete the job.
George Cordray and mother spent
Thanksgiving with relatives at King-
fisher.
Howard Buchanan and Miss Aima
Jackson went to El Reno Wednesday
and were married in the presence of
a few relatives. These esieemable
young people were reared in this
immediate vicinity and last year both
attended our high school.
Miss Haggle Hough was awarded
the Rock Island trip to Chicago and
has been enjoying the sights in the
Windy City this week.
Guy Orndorf ihas advertised his
farm for rent and expects to move to
town. Gny is one of the "old timers’’
and we will certainly miss him when
he is gone.
A new radio has been installed In
»he home of J. M. Taylor.
A large crowd of youngsters gath-
ered at the Risk home Wednesday
night to help Lowell celebrate his
ISth milestone.
Rev. Smith preached to a large
and attentive audience Saturday
night.
Two of our faculty, Miss Downs
and Neese went to Enid to eat Tur-
key in the Downs home.
J. M. Taylor visited his son Hugh
in Oklahoma City Sunday.
A Flanagan is making his ilaugh-
icr, Mrs. Risk, an extended visit.
Most ever; tanner in East Walnut
has received me dollar on acre oil
money of iate. We understand Mr.
Hhkman received $800; Mrs. Clark
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy during the third month of
school were Carroll Towe, Gerald
Smith, Glen Sechrlst, Roy Prather,
Harold 1‘rather, Guy Ogle. Ray
Huchteman, Emil Gorlich, Eugene
Faulkner, LeRoy Faulkner, Wallace
Doak, Robert Abies, Harry Abies,
Vina Belle Prather, Virgie Ogle. Le-
ona Ogle, Marva Lena Huchteman,
Pauline Barrett, Kathryn Barrett and
Ruby Abies. We hope there can be
more perfect attendance records the
following month.
Lucile Hubbard and Clifford Wright,
Antone. Josie and George Ruztka en-
tered our school last week. Our total
enrollment is now 49.
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Huchteman and
family were visitors at the Fred
Smith home Sunday.
Visitors at the Ray Halbert home
Sunday were Mrs. Heffron, Joe Av-
ery, Mrs. R. D. Barrett, Geneva Hub-
hard and Fay Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sechrlst were
Sunday visitors in Oklahoma City.
Ethel Halbert visited with Doris
and Grace Knox Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Hubbard and
daughters were shoppers In Oklahoma
City Monday.
Joan Halbert visited wilh Alberta
and Dorothy Williams Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Halbert and
family and Mrs. J. H. Halbert spent
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Halbert’s
brother, Frank Blakeburn.
Little Zelrna Hubbard visited our
school last Friday.
In spite of the cold weather Wed-
nesday night our box and pie social
was well attended. We made a total
of $51.90. We wish *■) thank those
who attended for helping us.
Rebecca and Mae Newsome spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Ruby Newsome.
Mr. aud Mrs. Tingsley called ai
the Fleming home Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Tallant called at the
Newsome home Friday evening.
Mrs. J. M. Jones spent Saturday
evening and Sunday with Mrs. Lela
Hunt. x .
Jack Fleming was absent from
school Monday on account of illness.
Beula Weed was absent from,
school all last week on account of
illness. i
Those neither absent nor tardy
for tho month of November were:
Hunly and Thurman Cobble, F. M.
Brow a, Jr., Wilson Lowrey, Dalo
Rukes. Wilbur Jones, Helen Brown,
Nona Mae Lowrey, Lois Stafford aud
Rowena Kreger.
Ruth Sneed called at the F. M.
Brown home Sunday night.
Mrs. A. Susoug called at the Cob-
ble home last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pickens and
Jim Robinson called at the C. W.
Stout home Sunday.
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Mrs. Mary Kreger of El Reno is
visiting at the Lacy Kreger home.
Mrs. Howard Jones and Wilbur
Jones spent Friday evening at the
Kreger home.
Johnnie Maude Fleming spent Sun-
day morning with Donald Blake, Jr.
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