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GRACE FORD IS
NEW FAVORITE
EL RENO (ORLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
Oklahoma Actress Now
Established
Too
By MARJORIE
PEREGRINE
Soon a Bride
Editor's Note: This is the sec-
ond of a series of articles by
Richard Caldwell, United Press
correspondent from Sapulpa,
i picting the part Oklahomans
play in the movie capita).
RV RICHARD CALDWFLL
HOLLYWOOD. July 22 —(UR) —
( trace Ford, blond starlet f>-om
'l ilsa, has Just completed work in
' 'Ole Devil Doll.” She is cast In
the title role.
She goes to work on another as-
ticnment soon.
Playing alongside Lionel Barry-
more. the Oklahoma actress has
C’il out n definite niche in pictures
for herself within a brief period.
Lola Brewster wins a high
school education by working as
a housemaid, but is dragged
back into the sordid shanty life
of her family by her mother’s
illness. Jerry Hughes, whom
she loves, sees her there and she
sends him away. She obtains
Finally it was midnight. Soon
the orchestra ceased playing.
Lola crept from the platform
into Carol’s arms.
waiiea until ms footsteps had aieo
away. Then she hurried into the
partitioned box that served as a
room for herself and Carol. Her
sister was already putting on a
pert green taffeta. In a moment
Carol picked up the lamp on the
rickety dresser.
"You look perfect. Lola,” she
said. "Come on. let's show Ma "
They entered the sick woman’s
room together.
Beautiful!" gasped Ma Brew-
ster.
She patted Lola's hand, then
Jumped, startled. The front door
"Maybe your letter was delayed. had Cammed. Heavy feet clumped
Perhaps he will come tomorrow.” acr°ss the floor. Pa Brewster
Loia shook her head. "No,'' she H,~°<Lff)iowerln8 in the doorway of
■n,itun iiiiij uwav. ouc UUMllllA " uuuun 1 iv 1 ilcou, iiU, ollc »t.u
a job as singer with a small- a^id. He Isn’t coming. Not ever. o oedioora.
time orchestra and makes good. The shanty drove him away. I . “F thought I smelled a rat when
I hate it!” 1 le“ this Place just now," he
She writes to Jerry to call him
bark to her.
younger actresses. Grace Ford has
been described as being fortunately
crossed with the dramatics of Bette
Davis and the vibrant personality
<1 Joan Crawford.
She reeently was named one of
four younger starlets destained for
stardom.
Miss Fo:-d was a teacher in Tulsa
dancing academy before sh» came
*o Hollywood.
She’s Still "Amazed”
"Alien she presented two of her
’ ounp dancing proteges to tasting
!irectors in 19*4 they rejected them
ut offered to sign her up. Amazed
t the offer, she signed. In that
■ bility to "bj» amazed" has rested
much of her good fortune.
She practically stumbled into the
lap of Max Reinhardt, the master
producer of "Midsummer Night's
1 r am" in Hollywood. She has been
■ timbling into success episodes
ever since.
hi idered the typical "discovery
i iii" she has not disappointed hpr
sponsors |
n willowy, brown-eyed Okla-
homa girl raised n storm of com- j
n ■ nt in the movie colonv when she j
* inoiinced she wanted to go home j
> Okhtliomn because her r/.iidlo I
slow in casting her for parts.
That came a short time ago when |
’ "duested her release from one t#,,,
' i 'tdio and immediately signed ii (.chi'#
i utract with another
Dancing Is First Love
Grace Ford is proving a favorite j
no the sets of the biggest produr- |
1 ■') lot in the business. She Invari-
ly is enl!rd on to act as studio
< 11 to Oklaiioina visitors.
tag remains her first love I
1' is tier ambition to be east in a
nip that will embrace this bark-
ground.
Slip is an excellent horsewoman
and on Inveterate playgoer. She
look a studio test(fey sheer accident
lint her directlrs sav her talent as-
sures them that her success wont
hate the shanty. _ _
But in the morning, she awoke >”* "bat 1 flnd My
PHAPTFR tu i® tal!e,dp the WPa,V battle of peac<5:ksi*'d k B Palr of
CHAPTER IV household routine. Her mother „ , , '
f OLA had written — Dear rl,ing to her, drinking in every „ HpllRpd a heavy hand to strike
L Jerry: Please forgive me wo^ of Loto’8 *“ccp8a- ^bbXWbu?h£ tSS' £r
tor being so hateful. 1 was told Lola as 0Pt'sV*J?g slaP str“ck CaroX
ired to death, and ashamed, she walked with him to his car as Loias shrill scream rang
Things aren't so bad for me "Not recovering. That isn't pos- su)D it. c,on
now. I have a job singing at slblp' But easier.” YouvTkifled Mother- " ' °h
River view for three weeks “Could we move her? Take her
wer, 1 think l am * Yq-u see' my
joing to get away from the shanty.”
IS DINNER GUEST
WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1936.
Legal Publications
Visitor Entertained
Union City
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
UNION CITY. July 22.—As a
courtesy to Ivan Richardson of
Nev; York City, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Gatz entertained with a well ap-
pointed dinner at noon Monday.
Their guests were Dr D. P Rich-
ardson and son. Ivan. They were
dinner, guests Monday evening ’ In
the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ulfers.
Amoii" ihe most bpautiful of the 1 ^ flcn s over, I think l am sister and**l"want to^leave /he MA BREWSTER was buried two,
—------ ' — “ »*■ days later. Pa seemed strange-*
ihanty. So please come and "1 don't blame you." the doctor
lear me sing, or write to me [em*rted. "I’m sorry. But you'll open^mv^^after* th£nh.f£f r.y lw
are of general delivery. Lola ^SZSSSU S
■ ■______ Watching his bowed figure. Lola
7/
%
m.
S"
A
ft ’
V
fr
//
. .. - fl8ure, Lola
felt a brief pang of pity. What wat
going on in his heart?
Carol pulled her away. "Come
on.” she said. "I’ve rented a fur-
nished room We’re done with the
shanty forever.”
Perhaps Carol was right. In the
next few days, Lola couldn't feel
sure. Somehow, the shadow of the
shanty still hung over her.
Jerry hadn't written. He hadn't
| even come to Ma Brewster's fu-
neral. It was this last callous
neglect that convinced Lola there
was no feeling left in his heart for
her.
* week had passed. Lola stood
on the edge of the Rivervlew band
platform, singing. The crowd ap-
P'^ded. She sang again, her voice
thanking the people of Rivervlew
for their approval.
Commotion started at the edge
of the dance floor. A man broke
through the dancers, waving hi.*-
arms. The smile on Lola's fact
froze into a fixed, frightened grim-
ace. The man w%s Pa Brewster He
was shouting.
"Let me at her! That's my
daughter. And she's coming home
to run my house!”
Lola swayed and would havi
fainted, but a strong arm steadier
her—Chase Wiley's arm.
Buck up.” he whispered. "Tli
cops have Rot him! He's drunk
They’ll lock him up.”
Lola looked. Chase was right
be.
Her father's hand shot out.
Jti TL ft XTJXI h7:,'“s? - Sift*St'ffi'iff'Sftrls
title tune wiL runntn. t^kJl . Mcond "'wk with the shouting. "She ain't of age) She'
lead It wenf* 'Jerv is r-hi w , app,oarhp,t an p»d mine and I want her home!”
oniaht Jerrv u mmini Chafjr Wllev wanted her to have In the dressing room. Chas<
Lr iLl „«»»*“* tonight, another new dres for the second Wiley faced Lola
, J*r y' . Saturday. Is It true you're not of uge»"
She slipped the dress over her "You knock em dead in that." "Yes." Lola whispered "Why’'
leadjind smoothed it gently over |*. said, touching her bare arm “I can't take a
The Ladies Altar society will
meet with Mrs. Leo Demmer
Thursday afternoon.
The Methodist church will have
an ice cream social on the church
lawn Friday evening. An out-of-
town speaker will be present and
the public Is Invited to attend.
Rov Wallace accompanied Law-
sence Majors of Kansas to Dallas
Tex, for a brief visit. On their
return. Miss Forrestine Wallace
went to Kansas with her uncle,
Mi Majors, to vLsit this week.
Mrs. Dill Randall of near Okla-
homa City made a business trip
here Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Joe Ross are
spending their vacation near Enid
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Cliff A. Smith
were dinner guests in the home
of Miss Kate Boevers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. V. W Stephens
made a business trip to Chicka-
sha Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Segress of El
Reno were Ruests Saturday night
of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Brothers
Oeorge Wheling and family re-
turned Saturday from a trip to
San Antonio. Tex.
Mr and Mrs. F. J. Gatz spent
Tuesday afternoon In El Reno.
Fred Dries. Jr., of Kingman.
Kan., spent the week-end with rel-
atives here.
Joe Dries of Alexandria. La., Is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs J A Mitchell and son. Otto
Mitchell, of El Reno spent Tues-
day in Union City.
Mrs H Hendrix and son. Jim-
mie Mrs Beulah Jones and Mrii.
Rachel Smith left Tuesday for a
trip to Missouri.
Mr and Mrs A. C. Wleman
made a business trip to E3 Reno
Tuesday.
(Published In The El Reno r>allv
Tribune July 22, 1936.)
ordinance: no. mm
SN ORDINANCE I’ROYIDINri
FOR THR Ll( PNNI.N9 op AI.I.
PPHSOVS, PIK MS AND COR.
PORATIONS IIPRHATINIi TAX-
IC 9 IIS oil OTIII-IH VKHICI.ICS
JJEP W»R TDK IHANSPOR-
TATION OP P ISSP.NCKHS IN
THK CITY OP K|, ItKNO POH
H,HK» RERI IRINfl INSIH-
ANCP POI.II IPS OR IIONIIS
POH TUP PIIOTKCTION op
THE cm \NI» THK PI BMC,
PROHIRITINI, T IX 1C Alls OH
OTII PH VPHICI.PS HPIn”
TAT I on" IH A'SPOH-
FoV ,7/h'p AAJfIc7K%RRr*NOT
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iiNlTimrE I'OMriE^ a M
HONOS PXKCl TPD HV \\
IOMPANI 11 THOKI/.Mtl TO
HO HI SINPSS IN TUP ST ATP
OKLAHOMA RON THE
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A'n BP.NPPIT OP tup'
< ITA OP P|. DPMI AMI POH
TUP ISP AND HPNPiVt O?
'AA I'PHSON AA HO Al A A
r/.FFPR INJIHV PITH PR TO
' HSON oh PHOPPHTA :
I'X INI. MINIMI M PH AKI.Ps
POH PARKS, RKUI LATINO
•’HOVIDINi; POH
TMP RPYOI-ATION OP LI-
1 HASPS AMI PHPSCRIHI NO
PP\ AI.TIRR, KP.PPM.im |
OKDIN.A.NCPS IN (VlNFLJCT
hkhpaahh and dmu”
INO AN PMPKOKNCA.
IT 0111)41 \F.I> 111 'I'll
,?!! < «>*IHJ**lO\KRs OF
MO M *T' °F K* «PN«. OKLA-
fnr the purpuse of this ordinance
a*u?n.y n,otor vehicle or any other
Vehicle used for the transport?^
of paaaengera within the cm- ,,f
El Keno for hire.
portatlon of passengers for’ hire
the sum of $10.00 each.
The above charges shall he for
a period of One (1) year, and no
license shall be Issued for a short-
er period of time than One Year
SKCTION PIVR.
Pvery p<V«on, firm or corporation
applying for a license to operate
°T LIU* to b* operated In the City
of El Reno, any taxi-cab or any other
vehlcle for transportation of pas-
sengers for hire In the City of PI
Reno, shall before such license Is
Issued, file with the City Clerk of
the City of PI Reno a policy of
Insurance or bond, executed by an
Insurance or Rurety Company
authorized to do business In the
State of Oklahoma In the penal
sum of not less than $5000.00, said
policy or bond being made to the
City of El Reno for the use and
benefit of said City and for the
use and benefit of any person or
prsons Who may suffer Injury,
either to his person or property
by reason of any acts or omissions
or any such applicant or his em-
ployees or In the operation of unv
such taxi-cabs or any other vehicle
used In the transportation of pas-
sengers in the City of PI Reno for
hire. Such policy or bond to be
ffpr!Sye<* by tb* Commissioner* of
L!!*** ..'L FI Reno and to remain
violating any of the provisions of
this ordinance shall be deemed
guilty of an offense and on con-
viction thereof shall be punished
by a fine of not to exceed Tweniy
Dollars ($20.(10) Including costs
and penalties. Parh and every day '
of such violation shall constitute a
neparate offense ami mnv be pros-
ecuted as such. %
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SUCTION TEN
All Ordinances or parts of Or-
el nances In conflict with this Or-
dinance are hereby repealed
SUCTION ELEVEN.
Should any word, phrase, douse
sentence or other part of this or-
dinance he held or declared un-
constitutional. Ineffective. Invalid
or void by a court of competent
Jurisdiction, then such holding shall
[lot affed in any manner the valid-
ity and effect of the remaining
portions hereof
SPtTION TAAKLVK.
Whereas taxi-cabs and oilier ve-
ITT'll^f P.'^enfe'^e 7^
portation of passengers for hire
without a valid Insurance policy
or bond for the protection of the
public un emergency Is hereby de-
clared to exlsi so that for the pro-
tection of the public peace, health
and safety, this Ordinance aha 11
full force and effect during the tak* «nd he In force from
life of any such license Issued. No
license shall be issued until after
the approval of such policy or bond
hy the Commissioners of the City
of PI Reno. If aner the approval
of such policy or bond and Issuance
of a license, such policy or bond
shall be allowed to lapse or shall
not he renewed by the payment
or premiums, the Board of Com-
missioners may cancel any license
Issued under t'he provisions of this
Ordinance after notice to the 11-
hearY ,>n,, *" oppor,llnl,V to he
9 KIT ION TAYO.
License Required: It shall be
unlawful for any person. firm
company „r corporation to operate
mor caime to be operated any taxl-
of h.'’J,,”,hpr f"r » bVpurpose
of hauling or transporting |,assen-
g'rs for hire In the City of Kl
Dign0obi’a|lahH "i*' W,,hou* firs' bav-
Ihfno b2 ,? d fr',m lh* Cllv "t Kl
fnr ll‘’*n’'* H* herein provided
for each automobile, taxi-cab or
other vehicle used for the purpose
r;;Ufo?MVre W
Of
gers „,r nlrH within the City of
1*1 Rtno. Oklahoma.
KK(TIU\ THREE.
iVp,ei ‘'al ,,n ,or License: No per-
son rirm or corporation shall op-
r.f'fn ,ax|-rab nr other vehlc-le
for the transportation of passengers
8Tvhi7wW"' "r from w,*hl,>- the
P'D of Kl Reno, without first hav-
Ing made and filed with the City
Merk an application therefor and
received a license so to do. and no
IJcense shall be Issued by the City
SPtTION SIX.
No person, firm or corporation
Hhall operate or cause to be opera-
ted in the City of pi R^no any
taxi-cab or other vehicle used for
the transportation of passengers for
hire within said city without first
having obtained a license therefor
and without having procured an
Insurance policy or bond and filed
the same with the Clly Clerk of
the City Of El Reno as provided In
this ordinance.
SEITHIA SEVEN.
Mechanical and Sanltarv Condi-
tion: It shall be unlawful for any
person, firm or corporation to op-
erate any vehicle under this or-
dinance unless the same is In good
mechanical and sanitary condition,
and in case and in the event any
person, firm or corporation shall
neglect or fail and refuse to keep
any such vehicle In good me-
chanical and sanitary condition for
the use and purpose herein pro-
vided. the Board of Commissioners
may revoke such license heretofore
issued.
SPtTION RISHT.
All persons, firms and corpora- j
lions operating texi-cabs or other
vehicles used for the transporta-
tion of pussengers In the City of I
El Reno, Oklahoma for hire shall
charge u minimum fee or service
and after Its passage, approval and
publication.
«lhr,AdTDofAJNury.AlPS^ROVRD Ihla
«seal,HKHMANm^mkr'
Attest: ETHEL DOWELL
City Clerk.
Mrs. Annabel Smith. 104 North K
avenue, has returned frr-m a brief
business trip to Clinton
HOLLYWOOD
FILM SHOP
HOLLYWOOD. July 22—(UP)-Des-
h t • conflicting opinions on how to
' I into pictures, the easiest way,
unsurprising enough Is to be born
Into l hem.
Hollywood already is full of play-
" born to professional parents,
nd a survey reveals a great num-
l"i of motion picture parents are
mining their younaters for screen
work.
Marlene Dietrich is teaching her
u liter. Marla music, dancing.
' nch and dramatics to prepare
*r for the screen if the child
uould choose such a career
Dolores Costello, divorced wife oi
til. Hurry more u planning a
r.'f of study for her two young-
ier hips It w»_ a stunning thing ***htly as hi., eye devoured the with the orchestra il her uarent
Jl while taffeta with broad dl- revealing details of liei taffeta objects," Wiley said It's all ofl
tgonal stripes of satin that called Frock. ' Oet another just as hot." Lo.” »
Attention to her exquisite young l*11*} hesitated. He read her Lola clutched at him as if he.
figure The neckline was low and thoughts ,lfe depended en holding Chase
vl.led for, shall have been presented
to and Accepted by the Board of
CommlsHionerx of the City of El
. T*'e application shall he
v*rlfled ,in(t shall set forth.
FIRST: The name, address and
age of the applicant and his per-
manent business location.
SECOND: The model and seating
of ,bL '“Xlcab or ottier
vehicle proposed to be used, the
number of the engine, the license
number assigned to such car hv
tbL Highway Department.
THIRD: Exhibit to the City
Clerk a certificate of title show-
ing the applicant to he a bona-fide
owner of each car for which a
license is applied for.
SECTION FOLK.
*5° 'loans* shall be Issued and
3 57 .minus, tons Expluiatton-1 have^pald "th* cuy
Square 1-2 of 15; multiply bv 3.141P lo«;ing fees to-wlt
Clerk until after the said snnlTcl" lL'*rK'' u minimum tee or service
lion and bond^ as herein after pr?,! Lb»r«f of not less than Fifteen
A Problem A Day
Ontn <$ .15) for first pax*enter
and Five rents i $ .05) for Mach
additional passenger going from
and to same point, except no
charges to be made for persons I
under five years of age when ac-
companied by a paid fare.
NKf'TVON \ I \ R.
Any person, firm or corporation
USE
ittsburgh
SuNPaoof
Paint to
last — and
to save
Money!
Let us figure
with you!
vjsa wiiii you:
iKguo)
Appliance Department
When flour costs $8 a barrel, a
loaf of bread weighs 20 07. Hew
many ounces will it weigh when | PPb„*1
flour is *10 a barrel?
Answer To rsterdav's Problem
<pi> bv 7: to this result add the
product of thp square of 7 1-2
13.1416. 10, and 1-3; divide by 512.
' w.int to lake "You've got to take me. Chase.
she moaned. "You've got to!'
Chase Wiley took both her
She hurried to the orchestra sold on you. Lola
stand, earlier than usual. Jerrv you with me
was coming. He had to come! Xo uo wlth ,.h
Eagerly, Lola watched for him ,-heMra' r , '.^
Her heart leaped every time a nesira . ro ik m
man appered at the portaLs ol chase la)'-
the ballroom, and sank when she in„
realized he was not Jerry. qu, ,Jic
Intermission came. I»l* stayed gloriou ccup i i a\i day i! J?*1;,. J111 them’s only one way.
where she could see the surging lay under tii- 1 1 it ", shanty You havp 10 *• Bs mv wife.”
^Wd:_5lar°l.had arJ “dRilrpr-So waiting foi ML; , i to leave! --
Vlw Zmr !>and8- «p 'o«kpd down into he,
> mother ?!^L,fa"e'Aaichin« *hp ,prrlflpd
vjffiS.'W'S t^e ' tranaportatfon
■ if pawscngcrH for hire. $50 00
her the seen ml vehicle used for
- I 1,ran,‘p<*riatlnn of paesenger*
Don Burton, manager of Allison's Vor fheVhhd vehicle used for
grocery at Elk City, was an El Reno 'be tranaportation of pai-.-ngen,
| for hire till nu and for eaeh ad-
' dltlonal vehicle used for the trans-
Be Sure You Get
QUALITY!
Ask For Quality Bread At All Groceries
Pastries of All Kinds—Fresh Daily
EL RENO BAKERY
'•SCOTT- STORY, Mur.
business visitor Tuesday.
.1 'Mh quiver-
trembling of her mouth.
■ Of course I'll take you." he told
dic« ol her' a qdppr dangerous light In his
1111-' U1 AIM* Uni ll.awa*. ___I..___
(To be continued)
did every other girl. A terrible, so that Lola eouid trv it'on for
aching loneliness came over Lola her mother
.. 'CoPZHSkL l»M br
United Feature Srndlratr Inc I
WILL DEPART WEDNESDAY
Miss 8a rail Anne h'ox, 1111 South
Macomb avenue, will depart Wed-
nesday evening for Dallas. Tex., to
be the guest of Mr and Mrs. A
Y Zadlk and son. J. W. Zadlk.
IMeh she hopes will lend them to
'age or screen.
I It tie Carol Ann Berry, the adopt-
d daughter of Wallace Becrv U
1 i'ig prcpHred for picture work.
Already she ha* appeared with papa
In one picture.
(\i-nes Ayres is teaching her 9*-
V> sir-old daughter. Marla, and is
'dng movie roles for her
Heavor Powell is training her 12-
' ur-old ndopu-d daughter Betty
i'\er, to follow In her (lancing
ffVPfc.
Stuart Erwin thinks thele will
a iiortage of comedluns in an-
'l.cr 10 years so he's making a
man out of Stuart. Jr., aged 3
Helen McArthur. 6. daughter of
H. icn Hayea already is a talented
i toateur actress. Recently she pro-
’ iced, directed and plaved In her
Ollier's successful stage play ;md
picture. "What Every Woman
nows"—in the back vard of their
'tile With neighbor children tak-
ing |,art.
An actor-father about the houae
! is influenced the actions of 2-
at'-old Carol Ann Young When-
- ver the daughter of Robert Young
v;mu something to eat or toy* to
Hiv with, she goes into a dramatic
"(•ne he says, and gets her wav
File'll be taught to act
Joan Bioudell has Installed n
raised platform before her fire-
place for her 2-year-old son to act
on while she coaches
The Donald Woods and ‘he Ed-
ward O Robinsons are teaching
ibclr children the actor's art One
of the Robinson children, an 18-
vcar-old daughter, la almost ready
for an operatic debut
Leslie Howard's 12-year-old son.
Teslle, has appeared on radio pro
i-rams, and another Ronald. 18. has
done extra work In pictures. Both
an Ix-ing assisted by papa.
Rovor Kama has engaged prl-
V Me tutors for his daughter Mary
•I 'tie, 11. and son. Rosroe, Jr. 14
Utev study dramatics, dancing and
t inging. After two years of college
* i iev'll be steered Brood wav ward
Diteetor Ray Mr Carey has hired
rote of the best dramatic teachers
In Hollywood for his daughters.
I’.'trtcla and Sharon, both of whom
nt" in grade arhool and Victor
Moore rnnourared a aereen careet
Jot Ills rhtMc- 0rn 17 Hnd
isri, 16. wiitn they displayed talent.
VISITING IN LAS VEGAS
Bobby Dale, son of Mr. and Mrs.
O. L Dale, 501 South Rock Island
avenue, who has been a guest for
several weeks of his brother. Oran
| L. Dale. Jr., and Mrs. Dale In Roa-
LOCAL BRIEFS
Mrs. M A. Schmo.ver 505 South
Keith Bvenue. received word Tues-
lMores Mae and Jolui if. until Fiiilat when she will ----------------—___, . , -- ----- ,
company them on a 10 dav motor wel1 Npw Mrx • 18 now visiting with d»V from her granddaughter, Mary
.... I Ui. W m a • n a-A . . . I/41I lTt horDHlin I nili» -I_________I
trip lo Monterrey, Mexico.
PHONE CLASSIFIED ADS TO 18 Mex
his aunt. Mrs. A. J. Brook# and his ,jOU ®tberedge 12. who departed
cousin. Mrs A H Oerdcman and Saturd«y^Mhnt she had arrived safe- j
Mr Oerdeman in Las Vegas. New ‘V in Oreenvllle, 8. C.. to spend the
Wash Your Hair Weekly
During the Summertime
remainder of the summer with her
uncles. W R. Etheredge and W. E
Etheredge and their families.
By JACQUELINE HUNT
|^AIR needs twice as much care
in the summer to keep It silky,
fluffy and fragrant. The scalp per-
iplres frealy In the warm weather
even the most careful rinsing with
plain water.
Other of the special rinses con-
tain a vegetable coloring that em-
phasizes the natural shade of your
Mrs. A. C. Pickens and grand-
son. Stanley Youngheim. 814 South
Rock Island avenue, are visiting in
l he home of their son and uncle.
Jake Pickens, and Mrs. Pickens in
Tulsa.
a lotah
MISS HUNT
hair and that bring out the golden
lights in blonde hair. These, too,
should be used according to direc-
tions. Some of them require a final
rinse with clear warm water be-
fore you dry your hair.
Shampoo every week If neces-
sary Some of you flnd that warm,
humid weather Increases the flow
of oil and leaves your hair quite
VO.I a smut °Uy’ P°r y0U’ tW0 01 ,hlTe ,0ntC
• *®®d treatments during the week may
shampoo prep- ^ no(,d<.d jn addition to keep the
a ration and hair clean, stimulate the scalp and
keep such bugaboos as dapdruff.
excessive ollme.s* and falling hair
under control.
If you spend a great deal of
the hair may
acquire an un-
pleasant odor
unless it |g
washed at least
oner a week.
You can give
yourself a sat-
isfactory sham-
poo at home If
Far Blllouanaaa, Soar I
Cool Millions
MARK TWAIN lamented the fact that everybody talked about
the weather, hut nobody did anything about it. Mark Twain
died in 1910.
TODAY: '
Most movie theaters are air-cooled.
Modern furnaces heat your house in winter . . . cool it
in summer.
Flatulanc*. Nai
such equipment
as a waterproof shampoo apron, a
spray attachment for your pre-
liminary rinse and a pint measur-
bnahtenm1,0' riSTow Tour "wT \\ZbM w& Xnof
Ur I ^qSyTneoS 1 for Toil TZ
all special scalp conditions like . ^ u 1 ?* mp S0HP*
dandruff olllnes.' or exc«wive h. v P,f "h“,»P0P preparations or pre-
ness. You can even arT .sn£iai Cud<‘ vour ,u*uaI soap-and-water
shampoos for light, auburn or "hatnpo0 wllh a l,ot 0,1 treatment
dark hair! Take your pick of the
preparauems. but if you use any-
tMng other than plain liquid wap,
be «u« to follow the manufactur-
ers directions to the least detail.
After two or three liberal suds-
tngs. rinse your hair thoroughly
with a hand spray and warm wa-
ter from the Igp. When you have
A good tonic will also Improve the
condition of your scalp.
Keep your curls and wave* In
place. Nothing Is so unattractive
as stringy hair, but It Is sometimes
hard lo avoid In the summer, with
It* frequent showers and dtps In
Ihe ocean. Keep the hair dry when
you take your shower. There Is an
removed a. mr7iu — —•' Attractive cap of oiled silk with a
Possible with Sn wat^r'Te “a" to kppp ,hp curl* dry
------water, use a and snfe when you are in the cool-
*«"»« ^ k“'“
TKXAS LEAGUE
ALL STAR
BALL C.AMK
AT
DALLAS
SATURDAY
JULY 25
8:15 P. M.
$4-75
ROUND TRIP
Ticket* honored in Chair
Car* and Coaches only. See
the All-Star hall vame and
visit the
Texas Centennial
Rock Island Trnin No. 18
wM be held in Dallas until
p. m. Saturday
11:00
Nijrht.
For Detail Phone
R. I. Agent
U
Refrigerators take just five minutes to make ice for
long, tall, cooling drinks.
Railway trains cross deserts in midsummer with air-
cooled sleepers and coaches.
Office buildings, cafes and restaurants are air-cooled.
Even the ships at sea carry air-conditioned salons.
If you don’t believe anybody has done anything about the weath-
<*r, just glance through the advertising columns of this news-
paper and see how many ways you can defeat the weatherman’s
whims—today.
As these and other new ways of living are devised, tried and
proved, they will be offered to you through newspaper advertis-
ing. Keep an eye open for them, and—along with milliotuTTf
other Americans—keep cool!
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 121, Ed. 1 Wednesday, July 22, 1936, newspaper, July 22, 1936; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918148/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.