The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 22, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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TUESDAY, MARCH 30, 1937
®SOd ETY
Special Courtesy
Held By Auxiliary
Calendar
Since oo regular sessions are
scheduled (or the Eagles auxiliary
calendar on the fifth Monday In
a month a special courtesy was
held last evening at Eagles hal
with each member privileged to
invite a guest.
There was an unusually large
attendance despite the Inclement
weather. Committee In charge of
the covered dish dinner Included
Mrs. Ethel Smith. Mrs. Oay Hum-
inell and Mrs. Maudic Carmichael.
Bridge, pitch and bunco were
the diversion following the bounti-
ful dinner with favors awarded a-
follows:
Bridge—Mrs. Hugh Palme’-, high;
Mrs. Lester Motgan. second high
Pitch—Mrs. Ernest Hodgkinson.
high; Mrs. Floyd Sides, second
high.
Bunco-Mrs. Edith Foster high;
Mrs. Ollie Jennings, second high.
The door prize was presented
Mrs Roy B. Smith, president. A
business session will be held at the
hall next Monday evening.
* * *
SURPRISE PARTY
HONORS SON
Mrs. W. E. Schwab, east of El
Reno, entertained Saturday eve-
ining with a surprise party hon-
oring the 16th birthday anniversary
of her son. Elmer.
Guests to enjoy the courtesy with
the honoree were Miss Gladys
Taylor. Miss Harriett Golden. Stan-
ley Roberson. Arthur Summers and
G. W. Warlick.
Bunco was the diversion of the
informal evening with high score
favor going to Miss Colt, while
consolation went to Arthur Sum-
mers.
Elmer was the recipient of many
lovely remembrances which he dis-
played for admiration. At a late
hour the hostess served delicious
refreshments. She employed ap-
pointments of the Easter season
In all party details.
* * *
BIRTHDAY DINNER
HONORS NIECE
Honoring their niece. Miss Irma
Little. 701 South Hadden avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Elchhoff of
WEDNESDAY
DeMolay. Meets at S p. m. in
Masonic Temple.
J. C. L. club. Hostess. Mrs. Mark
Deady. 412 8outh Barker avenue.
R. I. 8. Bridge club. Hostess, Mrs.
C. A. Davis, 116 North Macomb
avenue.
Eight of Hearts club. Hostess.
Mrs. O. R. Ferguson, 1006 East
Clark street.
EL RENO (0KLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
ACTOR AND A YOUNG NEWCOMER
Child Craft Circle Enjoys
Meet Monday
A delightful and interesting meet-
ing of the Child Craft circle was
held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. 8. N. Vllm, 1012
South Hoff avenue, when annual
election of officers was held fol-
lowing a prettily appointed cov-
ered dish luncheon.
Sweetpcas in crystal bubble
bcwls formed attractive central
adornments for the quartet boards,
while the dining table was cen-
Sunset Bridge club. Hostess. Mrs. j tered with a large bowl, of the
E G Courtnev. 1011 West Wade i blooms, encircled with pink rose-
, , 'buds on a reflector. Appointments
. ,. , . | of the season were carried out In
Jolly Brieve elub^ Hostess lful iuncheon
MlLPBvenu 8K Mrs F L. Haney was an addi-
Miies avenue. i.onal gueri to enjoy the luncheon
Home and Child Study c'^|and reading given by Miss Rose-
mary Fox for entertainment.
Mrs. Richard Horton, secretary,
and Mrs. Glenn R. Rhodes, librar-
ian. were re-elected for another
term, while others chosen for the
new year are:
Mrs Wilfred Ward, president;
Hostess. Mrs. William Tait, 823
South Reno avenue.
Omega chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi. Hostess. Miss Martha Mus-
grava. 1002 South Macomb avenue.
Unity club Hostess. Mrs. Charles
Forbes. 804 South Miles avenue. ...........
T. L. F. club. Hostess. Mrs John ^rs Hurvev Dever. vice president;
Duff, 205 South Macomb avenue Mrs. J O. Borders, treasurer; Mrs
Tuesday Night Bridge club i ee J Stoneman. press correspond-
Hosts Mr. and Mrs Clyde Maxey, ent.
north of El Reno Out-going offeers include Mrs.
THURSDAY Lester Sehuenemeyer. president ;i
MMSffiD
TO HIM MOHS
Vows Exchanged In
Chandler January 3
[Acme Photo.]
John Barrymore, the actor who it estranged from his wife,
Elaine Barrie, as he attended Hollywood movie premiere with Sally
Allen (right), a young newcomer on the silver screen.
Episcopal Guild. Regular meet-
ing at the parish house with guest
day observed
Nazarene Missionary society. Hos-
tess. Mrs. E. X. Johnson. 715 West
1/mdon street.
Presbyterian division hostesses
will be as follows:
Mrs. Churchel W Zimmerman
vice president; Mrs. Ellis V. Greg-
ory. treasurer; Mrs. Allison Clark,
press correspondent
Paris Styles
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEI
PARIS. Mar. 30—<U.R> — JaboU, Q Is it advisable to give a
Coming as a complete surprise
to their many friends Is the an-
i nounrement of the marriage of
;Miss Mary Boyd of Yukon and
i Glen B. Morris, son of Mr. and
i Mrs. R. B. Morris. 634 South Had-
den avenue, whirh was solemnised
Jan. 3 in Chandler.
: Mrs. Morris Is a popular member
| of her social set in Yukon, where
i she was graduated from hlghscliool
llii 1931 and later attended Central
State Teachers college In Edmond
and the Oklahoma A. and M. col-
lege In Stillwater.
Mr Morris was graduated from
I El Reno hlghsehool with the class
•if 32 He has been employed by
Allison's grocery tor the past eight
jyears and now Is serving in the
'ea”"clty of assistant manager.
The ceuple plans to establish a
home in El Reno In the near fu-
ture.
* 0 *
I JUNIOR I.FAGUERK
ENJOY COURTESY
As a special courtesy to the
junior leaguers of the Central
Methodist Episcopal church Mrs
H. C. Coates sponsored a wiener
and marshmallow roast In the
recreation room of the church
Monday evening
Mrs o E. Smith and Mrs. Les-
ter Nicholson assisted in the hos-
pitalities. The evening was spent
Informally around a camp fire
BEST WHEAT CROP
IS DUE AT HOLLIS
HOLLIS, Mar. 30.—(AV-Harmon
county farmers look forward to
the best wheat crop in years.
Clarence Burch, county agent,
said fall rains have made It possi-
ble for farmers to sow the greatest
acreage In several seasons, the I
county total being more than 40.000
acres.
Under favorable conditions al- j
most the entire acreage will be,
harvested, but drouth will moan
pbandonment of many pasturage
fields.
ROYAL
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
“PARR AVENUE LOGGER"
TOMORROW and THURSDAY
WOMAN-WISH PHOMY 11
SHE HADTOCLOCC
BOTH HIS EYES TO
OPEN THEM TO
IOVEI
Criterion
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
“MAYTIME”
TOMORROW ONLY
rit •* *V» 1
collars and cuffs, bibs and bows child an allowance of money? with games enjoyed following the
After the election and routine of crisp starched white pique have I A. Some parents consider it roast Twenty members were In
business tlie remainder of the, f Ph, ^ and|wise to do so. training the child attendance
afternoon was spent informally ^urned to favor InPans ana ^ ^ of mo„ey. But it
Next Monday afternoon Mrs W trim all the spring street dresses'
One Mrs. Gustavus D. Funk. 414 w Mathews. 1050 South Ellison10f black or navy blue sheer wool. I |owanoe
South Williams avenue. avenue, will entertain. Men's ----- -----*-*- —*-
Two. Mrs. Glenn C. Davis. 511 * * ?
South Macomb avenue, with Mrs.
W A Brown assisting.
Three. Mrs. Glenn E. Bonebrake
who will entertain with box lunch-
eon at her cabin, west of El Reno
Four Mrs L M Tucker, 211
West London street, with Mrs. Jo-
seph M- Ozmun assisting. • • •— |“-' v*“” ...j-,— —- atiri. mat iackets are
T O O rlub Hostess. Miss day evening at the Elks home with Skirts and Jewels are
j.O.o. «« seven., guests from out-of-town *»th leather which k^ipplW In
Easter Formal Is
Enjoyed By Elks
the Elks club was enjoyed Mon-
Donnella Monday. 710 South Rob-
erts avenue
Krazy Kapers Klub. Hostess.
Mrs. Arthur Ream. East Foreman
street.
First M E. Aid divisions will
depends on whether this al- SINGLE TREE IS
Is nominal or excessive.! VAI ITFD AT <1 wflO
bow ties, mannish vests, j parents should not be too indulgent u ’
frilly guimpes and whole blouses q whcn „ girl is preceding her MARIETTA. Mar. 30._(U M—An
of white pique are abaundant at | escort, and comes to a door, should 85-fool pecan tree with a spread
all of the big nouses. she open It? of 115 feet, believed to be the
The new day clothes, without ex- A No: she should stand aside largest tree of Its kind in the en-
ception follow very simple, tailored and allow her escort to open the tire United States pecan belt, is
>1... .i---- i- .....-v, poor and hold It wide for her to growing on the Red river valley
pass through. farm of Ed Richards. sr„ of Oalnes-
Q What Is the best way to indi- vllle. Tex. which ls across the
cate to the waiter that you have,rlver ^rom f®ve county.
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HUDSON-V
THOMAS
ALAN DH
DOUGLAS
Annual Easter formal dance for ><* »ut there ls much strew
laid
upon details and accessories.
bordered
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fraallraAbbar
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RKOJUdi* Pielara. /WhWlg/.AnFwJ.
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Added—“Saratoga Summers"
“Manhattan Water Front’’
Latest News Events
Oklahoma City entertained at a
well appointed 1 o'clock birthday meet as follows,
dinner Sunday.
A large, white birthday cakt
topped with candles and decorated
in a pastel spring color note of
yellow, pink and orchid, formed
the centerpiece.
Ouests included the honorec's
parents. Mr and Mrs. F. J Little,
and Johnny Underwood of El
Reno. Mr and. Mrs W H Butler
and son. Robert, of Oklahoma City.
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EPISCOPAL GUILD
POSTPONES PROGRAM
Annual guest day program
scheduled for Thursday afternoon
‘at the parish house by the Epis-
copal Guild, has been postponed
until Apr. 8
* * *
TWO GUESTS MF.ET WITH
MONDAY NIGHT BRIDGE
Mrs. Arnold Bawallisch and Mrs
Monte Phillips were guests at the
meeting of Monday Night Bridge
club last evening when Mrs. Clar-
ence Iinbodcn, 1007 Sunset drive,
entertained.
Favor for high score went to ,
Mrs. Fred Iamb, while Mrs. Ed-lj-*™*- Hadden avenue,
wurd Webb won the second M*rs w H. Schroeder. Mrs
mnone the"™ couDles “in"attond-'curlv. looped designs. Patent leath-1fl,llshed a course? ' The tree measures five feet, six,
“’ o ,dd frcs“ nrerest or and white kid often form a shiny! inches In diameter. It has produced1
- ards' pecan grove, estimated Its
Committee which serveri ^^^as Red leat|)er ,slUdded In brass nail
hosts forthe d^ghtfully pleasant heads frequenuy is used for col-
sffair Included Di and Mr. V. P. j and cufls M well as bells.
Cavanaugh Mr and Mrs Robert ...
One Hostess. Mrs. Alice Hum- M Mallonre. Mr and Mrs Lucius Dressiei clothes are trimmed with
phrey. 500 South Macomb avenue, i jjabcock Jr.. Mr and Mrs Thomp- quantities of embroidery — beads
Two. Courtesy hostess. Mrs W . son Gilbert Miss Alice von Me:- of all description, sequins, colored
R. Johnson. 506 South Rock Island ] veldt and Dr Paul Craden silk or cords of the same material
8'Three Hostess. Mrs M. T. Cope-!gtnrins8 for^The^reveler^and JeU-1 Ten^tr^Uy^ u^V'bandi
we,r
man. 520 South Hadden avenue. aunn* “ \ I of flowers, leaves or conventional:
Mu Gamma Chi club. Hostess. J _ floral patterns are splashed over]
Mrs Johnnie Lorcnzen. north of NCOTTIES ,MRRr I the tops 0f two-piece afternoon I
El Reno WITH MISS REDELI. j dresses worn with plain skirts.
Bid Or Double club Hosts. Mr Miss Loretta RcdeU. *“14 East Evening gowns have even more!
and Mrs. E R Barnhart. 501 8outh Riggers stre<t had; Mrs. Voris May-delad work. Quantities of flowers,
Ellison avenue. field and Mrs Joe M Keltn as are ustd at most houses to bank,
Luckv Seven club. Hostess.’Miss additional guests alien she enter- (he lop of bodices, or to form
Lottie Mayfield, northeast of El tabled 8coi ties Monday evening
Reno.
Security Benefit association In-
itiatory work by Oklahoma Citv
officers and drill team with en-
tertainment and refreshments af-
ter business in I O. O F. hall.
Wednesday Bridge club. Hostess
Miss Pauline Welden. 934 South Mrs. Don Farmer. 203 South Ma- with brilliantly
Ellison avenue. comb avenue. jackets.
Central M E Missionary circles Women's Relief corps. Regular
will meet as follows: meeting in I O O F hall WINNINGS GROW
Group one of Mrs Williamson's Leisure Hour club. Hostess. TORONTO Ont. —<U.R)
Mrs A E. Helllgman and daugh-1 age at between 150 and 200 year*,
ter. Carrol, spent the week-end in Richards values the tree at gl.500.
Clinton with Mrs. Heillgmans par-]based on an average production
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Gilbreath, of 750 pounds of pecans a year.
COMINO THURSDAY
Simone Simon
James Stewart
In
“SEVENTH
HEAVEN”
Added—"Mount Vernon”
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COMING FRIDAY-SATURDAY
“THE MAN WHO
FOUND HIMSELF”
COMING SOON
“DICK TRACY”
EMPRESS
LAST TIMiid TONIOHT
“STATE FAIR”
TOMORROW and THURSDAY
“RACING LADY”
Also—“Darkest Soon
COMINO SOON
“SHIRLEY TEMPLE”
PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO IS.
shoulder snaps or make a cor-
, . . sage worn at the waist, shoulder or
and a plate lunch was served bi acr06g ,he front Embroi_
the hostess at a late hour Meet- dered Qr (jeaded flowers often f01Tn
be with about fuU clnuUr skirls
Miss Twlla Reuter 705 South Had- EnUre (i|.eiSses are matie of bea(|s
den avenue.__________|and ^ums whole many dark cock-
tail and dinner gowns are worn
colored beaded
s
Janet Gaynor says:
"Leading artists of the screen
prefer Luckies”
Easy
Hward and traveling prize was . M
presented Mrs. Roy Stafford. *- E BrBdlf' ,,ld.Mn’ L A Mc*
Mrs Eugene Blake assisted tlie
Cu I lough as associates.
hostess in serving dainty refresh-
the close of the evening .lrrl<; Hostess. Mrs William
uients al
Next Monday evening the group
will meet with Mrs Lmmeft Har-
ris. 200 South Ellison avenue
:|c ,j< ;jg
MONDAY 4'ONTRACT PLAYERS
MEET WITH MRS CORMU K
Mrs R W Thom held a substi-
tute hand when Mrs J. S Cor-
niuck. 314 South Williams avrnur
entertained Monday Contract
Flayers last evening
Spring flowers were used In
bouquets at vantage jiolnUs to
form an al tractive setting for the
games. In which Mrs J D Mur-
phy scored high
Mrs C. A Jones and Mrs Thom
assisted the hostess in serving j
dainty refreshments Hostess for
ihe meeting In two weeks will
be announced Inter
* t: *
UNIVERSITY WOMEN
MFFT MONDAY
Hostess. Mrs Carl Whit- {Mis. John Rector, 211 West Jen- come, easy go." ls not the phlhso-
kins street. phy of Joseph Louts, former hotel
Friendly Stitchers. Hostess. Mrs dishwasher, who last fall won
A L Greene. 416 South Hoff ave- 545.000 In the Irish Hospital sweep-
rue. Makes. Louis still has almost every
Fori Reno Bridge club. Hostess, cent of 'the money deposited In a
Mrs. W J Breaux bank and earning Interest for him.
Rural club Hosts. Mr and Mrs. and the rest in a trust fund which
southwest of El Reno.
Vaughn. 420 South Williams ave-
nue. with Mrs Sam Smith assist - ; j^rx Q0j(
ing
Groups one and two of cirele
one. Hostess at joint meeting.
Mrs Paul R Taylor. 1200 South
Barker avenue, with Mrs James K
Crane and Mrs Effle Corlce as-
sisting.
Christian Women's Missionary
society. Joint meeting with Young
Matrons at 2 30 p m. at the
church
FRIDAY
Band Mothers club. Regular
meeluig at the school administra-
tion building
Friday Bridge club Hostesses. |
Mrs W D Hart. Mrs C S Single-
ion and Mrs H C Skinner
Bon Temps club. Steak fry at
llie Willow Grove lodge, north-
west of El Reno
L. A to B of R T. Regular
gives him a fixed Income.
Monthly meeting for the Amer- m Trainmen s hall
-- - Friday Contract club. Hostess,
lean association of University
Women was held Monday evening
at the home of Miss IAicy Ann
Babcock. Ill North Macomb ave-
nue.
Miss Mary Aslibrook, president
presided over routine business. |
after which Miss Babcock gave a
review of the book, "A Daughter]
of the Samurai." by Etsu Inagaki
Sutirooto
Tlie evening's routine was o|>eii-
cd with a dessert course and fol-
lowing the book review the re- I
malnder of the evening was spent
informally. April hostess will be
Miss Rase Witcher. 1020 South
Rock Island avenue
* * *
LADIES GOLF CLUB
TO HOLD INITIAL MEET
Initial meeting of the season for
lAidles Golf club of the El Reno
Country club will be held Apr 8.
It was announced today Play will
begin promptly at 9 a. m.
Hosles-es for the lunrheon will
be Mrs. Haydn J. Davis and Mrs
Emerson R. Kelso
CATCHING
COLD?
At the first want-
ing anecse — quick
— a few drops up
each nostril. Its
timely use help,
prevent many colds.
Vicks Vathoiioi
DARK
^SHEERS
Spring Lingerie
Assemble your
spring supply
of lingerie
from our com-
plete stocks.
Slips. Gowns.1
Pajamas.
Pantic Girdles
and the very
new "Carter
Ballerinas." a
sleek, snug,
sheer pantie.
/
&
Prices to fit any budget
BOWERS
"I live at the beach most of the year and
there is hardly a weekend that a number of
friends don’t drop in. Naturally, I keep several
brands of cigarettes on hand for guests, but
the Luckies are always the first to disappear. I
suppose it’s just natural that Luckies would be
the favorite brand because most of my friends
in pictures have discovered that the long hours
of rehearsing and shooting at the studio place
a severe tax on the throat. Leading artists of the
screen prefer Luckiesr because they arc a light
smoke that sympathizes with tender throats.”
/✓vt^oKL-
FEMININE STAR OF DAVID O. SELZNICK’S
TECHNICOLOR PRODUCTION OF "A STAR IS BORN”
An independent survey was made recently
among professional men and women—lawyers,
doctors, lecturers, scientists, etc. Of those who said
they smoke cigarettes, more than 87% stated they
personally prefer a. light smoke.
Miss Gaynor verifies the wisdom of this pref-
erence, and so do other leading artists of the radio,
stage, screen and opera. Their voices are their
fortunes. That’s why so many of them smoke
Luckies. You, too, can have the throat protection
of Luckies — a light smoke, free of certain harsh
irritants removed by the exclusive process ’It’s
Toasted”. Luckies are gentle on the throat.
THE FINEST TOBACCOS—
THE CREAM OF THE CROP"
A Light Smoke
"It’s Toasted”—Your Throat Prot<
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 22, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1937, newspaper, March 30, 1937; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918591/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.