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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1935.
EL RENO (OK.) DAILY TRIBUNE
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SOCIETY
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THURSDAY
Coming as a complete surprise to Security Benefit Association. Reg-
the many friends of the bride is
.. ular meeting and social at the
the announcement by Mr. and Mrs. i o. O. F. hall.
,1 E. Crose, 703 North Bickford av- j Baptist W. M. S. General meet-
enuc, of the marriage of their mg at the church.
\laughter, Mrs. Louise Crose Shee- 1 Central M. E. Circle meetings
han, to Victor Gullet, of Boone-;will be ^ f0nows:
v ‘if- Miss. ; one. Hostess, Mrs. Thomas H.
! The wedding took place Tuesday Ellison, 604 South Barker avenue,
afternoon in Oklahoma City, with wjtb Mrs. J. E. Mmard assisting.
Rev. James O. Sowell, pastor of Two. Hostess, Mrs. H. C. M.
,>he University Plaoe Christian ] Coates, 101 North Hoff avenue,
church, reading the vows in lus wlth Mrs. E. Joseph Maresh as
(Study,
Mrs. Gullett operates the Home
associate.
Three.
Hostess, Mrs. Fred E.
Beauty shop, 703 North Bickford Percy, 1200 South Barker avenue,
■ivenue, where the couple will make with Mrs. C. P. Burford assist
their home
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v#TUESDAY PLAYERS'
A trio of guei/ts to add interest
at the meeting of Tuesday Players
last evening when Mrs. Richard B.
.Cobbs, 1020 South Macomb avenue,
was hostess, Included Mrs. L. M.
■Tucker. Mrs. A. C. Gilbert and
Mrs. Clyde O. Dowell.
Mrs. Gladnor A. Barnard won
hig.
Christian Missionary Society.
Monthly meeting at the church.
First M. E. General Aid. Regular
monthly meeting at the church.
Division meetings of the Presby-
terian General Society of Woman s
(Work will be held as follows:
One. Hostess. Mrs. Dona Hoff-
; man, 419 South Macomb avenue,
with Mrs. J. W. Stockburger as-
sisting at 2:30 p. in.
Two. Hostess. Mrs. H. A. Coley,
506 South Hoff avenue, Mrs. Ellen
Doak associate at 1 o'clock box
luncheon.
Three. Hostess, Mrs. W. L. Moore,
520 South Hoff avenue, with Mrs.
O. A Shuttee assisting. Called for
2:30 p. 111
Four. Hostess at 2:30 p. m., Mrs.
Hadley C. Brown, 321 South Rob-
erts avenue.
El-Fort Bridge Club. Hosts, Mr
, Lhe club prize for high score, while
guest favor and traveling prize
■ were awarded Mrs. Tucker.
Dainty refreshments were served
before adjournment to meet next
. Tuesday evening witli Mrs. Thomp-
son Gilbert, 205 South Hoff uvenue.
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AMITY CLUB
' Garrett Miles and Jim E. Smith
were Joint hosts to the Amity club
Tuesday evening when they enter-
, tained in the latter's home, 414
South Barker avenue and Mrs. W. J. Breaux, of Fort
* Builncss was routine and curds Reno.
, were the diversion of a social hour. E! Reno Sunshine Club. Hostess
at the close of which a lunch was at all day meeting. Mrs. A W
,, served. Host for next Tuesday eve- Stevens. 911 East Foreman street,
ning will be announced later. Christian Young Matrons Mis-
* * * * stonary Society. Members to meet
B. E. U. CLUB at 10 30 a
Nine members of the B. E. C.
club met Tuesday afternoon With j irn Goddard. Concho, for covered
Mrs E. C. Buckley, 314 South dish luncheon and monthly session
< Evans avenue. with Mrs. John Stroffe's group in
Mrs. J. H. Graves won the “Mys- charge of the lesson.
* -»<ery Package'' and first prize in a
clever contest, while Mrs. John FRIDAY
i Laird received the second award w It C. Regular meeting at the
The remainder of the afternoon j. o. O. F. hall.
’ was devoted to needle work Lilac Square and Compass Club. Dance
made up the attractive bouquets at the Masonic Temple
Used at vantage points about the
El
Vows Are Exchanged In
Oklahoma City
of the
Announcement is made
marriage of Miss Lola Smith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Smith, southeast of El Reno, and
Walter E. Fox, of Oklahoma City,
which was quietly solemnized at 8
o'clock Monday evening. April 1.
The vows were exchanged in the
study of the Baptist church, Okla-
homa City, with Rev. Mel G. Lea-
man, pastor, officiating.
The bride was graduated from
the Yukon highschool with the
class of '29 and attended Black-
wood and Davis Business college,
Oklahoma City. She is associated
with the Hayes Millinery company,
at Oklahoma City.
Mr. Fox is an employee of the
O. K. Milk association, Oklahoma
City, where the couple will make
their home.
It was to honor the newlyweds
and celebrate lhe fifty-fourth birth-
day anniversary of the bride's
father that a group of relatives
and friends gathered at the Smith
home Monday evening for an in-
formal party.
Those to enjoy the occasion with
Mr. and Mrs. Fox. Mr. and Mrs.
Smith and son, Johny, were Mr.
and Mrs. Myrl Smith and son,
Bobby, Mr and Mrs. Everett Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Radcliff, Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Maxey, of Enid.
At a late hour a luscious ice
course was served.
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CONTRACT PLAYERS
Mrs. Stanley Warner, of Pratt.
Kansas, was an out-of-town mem-
ber present when Mrs. Robert T.
Howie, 1098 South Ellison avenue,
entertained the Contract Players
HOW CAN I ?
By ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I ventilate a pantry
that has a window, and still keep
out the dust?
A. Cover the open window with
muslin. This will allow air to enter,
but will keep out the flies and dust.
Q. How can I remove cod liver
oil stains from fabrics?
A. Sponge freely with carbon
tetrachloride and then wash in
warm soapsuds. This should be done
as soon as possible.
Chapter M, P. E. 0. Was
Organized in 1910
Mrs. C. C. Snodgrass, charter
------— «-------- member and first president of
Q. How can I retain the vivid and!Chuptl,r M P E O Sisterhood
appetizing colors of new vegetables p sistunood,
when cooking them?
Q. A pinch of soda in the boiling
water will help.
Pair Celebrates
both Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Jens P. Wind, who
have lived near Hydro for the past
twenty-five years, celebrated tiieir
sixtieth wedding anniversary April
3 with a family reunion, is being
the first time in thirty-five years
that the entire family had been
together.
Their children and families to
was a guest during the program
Wednesday afternoon, which cele-
brated the anniversary of the chap-
ter, organized in 1910.
The meeting was held in the
home of Mrs. H. B. Wilhoyte, 512
South Williams avenue, who was
assisted in entertaining at u lovely
birthday tea by Mrs. D. B. Burke
Center piece for the table, which
had for its cover a beautiful cut
work, lace trimmed cloth, was a
two tier birthday cake topped with
twenty-five lighted candles and was
flanked on either side by tapers in
silver holders. The chapter colors,
yellow and white, were employed
in all appointments.
Mrs. M. A. Ashbrook presided at
go in a group lo the home of Mrs.
i I
Tuesday afternoon.
m. at the church to J The prettily appointed 1 o'clock
luncheon was enjoyed at the din-
ing table, which was centered with
a low bowl of jonquils.
In the games ol contract Mrs.
Emerson R. Kelso and Mrs. James
P. Neal received the high score
awards.
Hostess in two weeks will be
Mrs. Kelso, 519 South Williams av-
enue.
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enjoy the event Included Mr. and | one end of the board to serve a
Mrs. T. J. Wind. Mr. and Mrs. C., delicious salad course and later cut
N. L.vkke and daughter, Lillian, of and served the birthday cake, while
Chicago; Tom Wind, of Kalamazoo, Mrs. A. B. Warner, seated at the
Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Nels Wind, of | other end, poured coffee.
Denver, Colorado; Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mrs. Glenn G. Mordy was a spe-
Paul Wind and Miss Carrie Wind, cial guest for the program and
ol Oklahoma City. Mr. and Mrs. *ea, while Mrs. George LeVan was
John Wind, of Eldon. Iowa; and ,a visitor throughout the afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Crystal Neese, of Mrs. Ashbrook. charter member
Hydro. of the chapter, was in charge of
Both Mr. and Mrs. Wind were 1 he program, which was opened by
born in Denmark and came to the Mrs. Snodgrass who gave a brief
United States forty-five years ago. resume of the organization of
They moved from Iowa to Okla- Chapter M under Mrs. Teasdale,
hoina in 1910 and homesteaded the 'hen state organizer of the Slater-
farin upon which they still reside, j hood.
Mr. Wind is 85-ycar old and Mrs. This was followed by roll call
Wind, 83. Although both are still with each member responding by
active the former has retired from; giving her experience and impres-
farming Mrs. Wind is a Gold Star; 'ion when initiated,
mother, having last a son, Frank, [ The seven charter members ol
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Q. What kinds of gifts may a girl
accept from men friends?
A. She should accept no valuable
gifts; acceptable ones are flowers,
candy, and books.
Q Does the name of the person
in whose honor a reception is given
appear on the invitation?
A. Yes; it appears in the same
manner as that of the dinner in-
vitation.
Q. Who is the first to leave the
dinner table, when there are guests?
A. The hostess.
II. M. F. CLUB
Only members were present when
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Canon,
1119 South Macomb avenue, enter-
tained the H. M. F. club Tuesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gamble
were high scorers in the games of
bridge, after which a delectable re-
past was served.
Hosts in two weeks will be Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Dozier, 417 North
Choctaw avenue.
BIRTHDAY HONORED
It was to honor the twelfth
birthday anniversary of her son,
Emery, that Mrs. W. E. Mosher.
211 South Ellison avenue, enter-
tained after school Tuesday after-
noon.
Boy friends to enjoy the courtesy
with the honorec were Gene anil
Roger Test. D D. Carter, Eugene
McCray and Grant Hildebrand
Games were the diversion and
at the close of two hours of mer-
riment Miss Helen Cooksey assisted
the hostess in serving a delicious
ice course with the pink and white
birthday cake.
Emery was the recipient of many
beautiful remembrances, which he
displayed for admiration.
Monthly Meeting
Enjoyed By Club
YOUNG MATRONS
Young Matrons Missionary so-
ciety of the Christian church will
enjoy a covered dish luncheon
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Ira Goddard, in Concho.
They will meet at the church at
10:30 a. m. and go in a group to
the home of the hostess. 'Hie aft-
ernoon's lesson will be presented by
Mrs. John Stroffe's group.
Monthly meeting of the Royal
Neighbor club was held Tuesday
afternoon with a large attendance
at the home of Mrs. J. L. Childers,
602 South Evnns avenue.
After the business session games
and bunco were enjoyed. The favor
for high score in the latter went
to Mrs. Stella Cocherell. while Mrs.
Josephine Dyer received the con-
solation.
Following the games Mrs. Cyn-
thia Lanman and Mis. Nell Curry
assisted the hostess in serving
dainty refreshments. An Easter
motif was employed in all appoint-
ments.
Meeting of the club May 7 will
be with Mrs. Lewis Frederick, East
Woodson street.
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W. R. U. MEET
Officers of W R. C. are asked
lo meet in the I. O O. F. hall ai
I 30 p. m Friday that practice may
h" held preceding regular meeting
of the corps.
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who was killed in action
the World War.
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during
4£l East Wade street.
Leisure Hour Club. Hostess, Mrs
rooms. Dacy Hovcndcn, 201 North Barkerj REBEKAII LODGE
A luscious ice course was solved avenue. Drill staff practice was held at
before adjournment to meet in a L. A to B. of R. T. Regular 17 o'clock preceding the regular
lortnlRht _with Mr*, u. s. Anm th rralnmen’* ball. meet mg <>i the Rcbekah Lodge.
Woman's Culture Club. Hostess. I There was a splendid attendance
Mrs. Virgil TlUinghast, who will | for the regular session, at which
entertain at the home ol Mrs. H.
• C. M Coates, 101 North Hoff av-
I enue.
•! Sub - Deb Club Hostess. Miss
(Gloria Gcbliart, 920 South Hoff
7 O'CLOCK DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leidy. 1083
South Ellison avenue, had as their
7 o'clock dinner guests Tuesday
evening Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hcd-
berg, of Oklahoma City.
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HARMONY
The Friendship club met with avenue.
Mrs. R A Lewis, Thursday. G T. C. Club. Hostess. Mrs. M
Members present were Mrs. Ous- b. Cope, 634 South Ellison avenue
sic Dow. Mrs. Ed Stroh Mrs Ira
Piatt. Mrs. H A. Piatt, Mrs. Ray- den Club Hostess. Mrs. J. O. Irwin,
mond Piatt, Mrs. H. S Dixon. Mrs 417 North Macomb avenue.
P A. Oaubert, Mrs. Joe Filler, Mrs SATURDAY
Homer Faler, Mrs. George Meyer Eureka Club Hosts. Mr and Mrs.
• Mrs. Leon Mover. Mrs Marvin | L. C. Vicroy, 506 South Hadden
t Hendricks, Mrs Urban OUles. Sus-i avenue.
anna and Opal Faler and George s. B A Juveniles. Reorgnniza-
> Oaubert. tlon of drill team, business and
Visitors were Mrs Robert Wll- ( bunco at the I. O O F hall.
■ hams and daughters. Doris and Happy Oo Lucky Club Hosts.
Thelma, Mrs. Harv.v Neuton. Har- Mr. and Mrs G. A. Streltenberger,
** 'Id and LeRoy Piatt, Maxine and 735 South Ellison avenue.
Roy Dixon Janice and Billy Jw Sun bonnet Girls Club. Hostess.
Faler and Dorleen Hendricks. Naomi Adams. 135 North K avenue.
,i The afternoon was spent quilting Junior Study Club. Regular meet-
'■* *nd at the close of the altrrnoon. mg at 2 p. m In the Juvenile de-
rclrebmenls were served by the pnrlnient of the Carnegie library.
hustr* | - - - -
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Piatt and chil-
dren visited Mr and Mrs. Homer
Wiley of Piedmont Sunday Bitty
Lou Wiley accompanied them home
to spend the night
Mrs. Ethel Koepke. special district
deputy, and Mrs M Williams, both
of Oklahoma City, were out-of-
town guests.
A social hour followed and de-
licious refreshments were served at
two tables, which were centered
_______ ________ with attractive bouquets of pink
Petunia Unit to the Flower Gar- and yellow mixed flowers.
Chapter M included Mrs. Snod-
grass. Mrs. Ida Hocker. Mrs. Lloyd
Pruett, Mrs. L. B. Myers and Mrs.
R. C. Rice, all former members of
Iowa chapters; Mrs. M. A. Ash-
brook, formerly of Nebraska; and
Mrs. John Funk, of Missouri.
The first initiates were Mrs.
Cynthia A. Griffin and Mrs. A
T. March, who were initiated
March 15, 1911, Local members
COUNTRY CLUB present include:
Members of the E'l Reno Golf AshbrooJi M *
and Country club have announced T p r,if,™“ nuUCI^' ®a*ocIk-
thut an ...... 1 F Clifford, Ellen Doak, H L.
that an Easter egg hunt and tea F(X,,, Fllnk°V n h.rri ' u '
will be featured the aftemnnn nf . nkl E- ° Harnson, Henry
will be featured lhe afternoon of
Easter Sunday, April 21, for ehtl- u March, Walter H.
dren of members and their out-of- Howard M„rrtMl£«rove- Mowry. F
town L’uests Howard Morris, Byron U. Rector,
Hostesses and hour for the eour- ® H B ■r)Vil"
hoyte and A. B. Warner. There
are also five non-resident mem-
bers.
The officers include Mrs. Waldo,
president: Mis Wilhoyte. vlcc-pics-
tesy will be announced at a later
date.
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ANNUAL EVENT
Annual Easter egg hunt for pri-
Annual Easter egg hunt for pri- wl, J, . J i"'-"
niar.v pupils of the Presbyterian I ‘ H^ckhs’^c.ordlnK •sotTe‘
vetinriuti ...HI 1 .LI. tHry. Mi.s, Ashbrook. treasurer:
Meeting in two weeks
called at 8 p. in
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will be
Sunday school will be held this
tary; Mrs. Ashbrook, treasurer;
Mrs Mowry, chaplain; Mrs. Rice,
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Card of Thanks
It Is with heartfelt appreciation
Mr and Mis. William King spent thm »r express thanks to the many
Thursday evening In El Reno, the friends and neighbors for acts of
guest* of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. King kindness and words of sympathy
*• and children i during the recent Illness nnd death
Mrs. Irn Piatt visited Mrs. Ray- of our father nnd grandfather, John
' mond Platt of Clear Creek, Thins- Vos*. Especially do we thank those
> day. who contributed to the beautiful
Mr and Mrs. Homer Wiley of floral offerings.
. Piedmont visited Mr and Mrs H J. F. Voss anil family. Mrs Louise
A. Plait and son, Paul, Tuesday Vandenburg and family Hnd Mrs.
• -evening. Marie Hlnmberg and family.
Those who had perlert spelling
CHAPTER AE. P. E. O.
There was a good attendance
when Mrs. James M. Blair, 1119
South Hoff avnuie. entertained
Chapter AE, P. E. O. Tuesday eve-
ning.
Miss Christine Schuh was in
charge of the program and gave
a splendid review of Pearl S.
Buck's book “A House Divided."
A social hour followed and de-
licious refreshments were served
at the close of the evening Host-
ess for the meeting in a fortnight
will be announced later.
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RAJAII CLUB
Meeting of the Rajaii club sched-
uled for Tuesday evening was post-
poned until Tliursdny evening when
Miss Helen Lit Witcher, 612 South
Ellison avenue, will be hostess.
Place and hour of the event will
be decided at a later date it lias
been announced by Mrs. James M
Blair, superintendent of the depart-
ment.
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FORT RltlDGE ULUIt
Meeting of the El-Fort Bridge
club originally scheduled for Sat-
urday evening ha* been advanced
to Thursday evening, when Mr. and
Mn uW uJ , Brcaux' of Fort to'10' 'PHONE CLASSIFIEDS TO NO. 18
will be hosts.
March and Mrs. Clifford, auditing
committee; Mrs. Martin and Mrs.
Rector, visiting committee; Mrs.
Funk, Mrs. Hicks and Mrs. Ash-
brook, year book committee.
April 16 a luncheon will be en-
joyed at the home of Mrs. Clifford,
502 South Williams avenue, with
Mrs. Martin as associate hostess.
lessons the past month at Har-
. inony school are Maxine Dow, (hud
grade, Luton Lewis and Warren
v Platt, eighth grade.
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Hospital News
FNROUTE TO WASHINGTON
Mrs Nettle Casev, Mr nnd Mrs
Robert E'nglr and son. James, vis-
ited El Reno friends Tuesday They
were enroule from San Antonio.
Tex , where they spent the winter
lo their homes in Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Casey was formerly Mrs Net-tie
William B Cosgroye, 318 South Engle, of El Reno, and Robert Engle
Foster avenue, was relcn .cd Irom the is the son of Clarence Engle and
,,lil Reno sanitarium Wednesday aft-1 the late Mrs. Engle who will be
cr a lew days'treatment. remembered as Miss Bonnie Bush
Mrs. Austin Tartar, of west nr E'l of this city Clarence Engle is n
,,Heno, who underwent a major, son of Mrs Casey
opendlon at (la- OtttO hO*ptUtl|
Tuesday morning, was reported mi- DEPARTS WEDNESDAY
proved Wednesday Mrs John Klely departed Wedne.s-
Mrs. Cecil Renfrow, Union CH.v.'haV for her home in Milwaukee
,,was removed Wednesday to her lollowmg an eight weeks' visit with
home from the K) Reno sanitarium her stsler, Mrs. James T. Riley and
> -where she was operated ujxm two Dr Riley, 619 South Hoff avenue.
week:, ago.
Mrs Fred Stephens. 1215 West!
Wade street, was dismissed Wednes-
day front the Catto hospital where
she underwent a major operation
about a week ago.
Marry Low. Jr., South Admire ave-
nue, is receiving treatment at the
Catto hospital.
Virgil Acton, of Minro, who was ’
operated upon Tuesday at the Catto
hospital, wo* reported as well as
could be expected Wednesday.
Mrs. Flank A. McCarthy and Ih-
laiil son. John Francis, were able
in be moved Wednesday liom 8t
Anthony's hospital In Oklahoma
City lo their hoinu In Okarrhe.
Mrs. Frnnk O. Chambers, 1116
South Hoff avenue, visited Tuesday
itrtermsm with her sister-In-law,
Mrs. Joe Robertson, of near Minro,
who recently underwent n major
operation at the General hospital In
Ghlckaaha.
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Criterion
TONIGHT IS
Hank Nijjhl
ON THE St KEEN
Mary Kllis
Carl Itrisson
“All The King's
Horses”
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"SPIRIT OF 1976"
"PARAMOUNT NEWS'*
ROYAL
TONIGHT IS
Hank Ni^lif
ON I'llE SCREEN
Laura LalMantu
“Church Mouse”
added
COMEDY - NOVELTY
Adtn III-1 ft,.
COMING FRIDAY
‘Casino Murder Case”
EMPRESS
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TONIGHT IS
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The First World War”
Also Chapter K
"BURN 'EM UP BARNES"
PREVIEW TONIGHT
invenon U:}0 And Thcn
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wai more »o him than
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♦he azure southern sky..
HER LAUGHING
VOICE
was his sweetest melody
HER LOVE
was all he asked of life I
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 43, No. 299, Ed. 1 Wednesday, April 3, 1935, newspaper, April 3, 1935; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc917992/m1/3/: accessed March 29, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.