The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 151, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 29, 1937 Page: 3 of 6
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1937
EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
THREE
OCl ETY
KAYS HOSTS
AT SOjMUVENT
avenger Hunt Featur-
ed by Tebeth Chapter
Intersting social event for the
beth chapter, DeMolay was the
venger hunt at which members
tertalned Friday evening start-
from the Masonic Temple.
Prizes were won by Miss Mar-
'e Powell, Miss Wennell Fer-
;uson. Ernest Potts, Roy Patter-
11 and Jimmy Smith after which
:e group enjoyed iced refresh-
ents at the home of A. B. Wag-
r, jr., 300 North Choctaw avenue.
Members and guests attending
-re Miss Dolores Green, Miss
"ennell Ferguson, Miss Marjorie
•11, Miss Louise Whitney, Miss
elen Wallis, Miss Lorraine Fllklns,
VILss Agnes Kanip, Miss Virginia
Hulbert, Miss Jean Detrlck, A. B.
Wagner, Jr„ Orville Robinson, Roy
atterson, Jimmie Smith, Ernest
utts Stuart MacSwain. Joe Neal
aughn, Harry Donnellan, Earl
binson, Don Eagle. Wilbur Fox,
Orln Koerner, Charles Brandley
ind LcRoy Haynes.
The group was chaperoned by
Bill Atkinson.
• * *
TULIP UNIT MEETS
IN ERBAR HOME
Thirteen members and three
guests. Mrs R. L. Williams. Mrs.
Herbert Erbar and Mrs Minnie
jimmerman. were present for the
e6son and social hour enjoyed by
the Tulip unit of the Flower Oard-
eti club at the home of Mrs.
Nancy Erbar. 819 8outh Ellison
venue. Friday evening.
The lesson on fish, Irises and
Hies was presented by Mrs W. O.
r, Mrs. Fred R. Gaughorn
and Mrs. Jesse Roberts. After-
ward Mrs A. O. Burger and Mrs.
W. O. Kltziniller told of their
trips this summer to California.
Mrs. O. O. Tollefson won the
ntest prize while the award in
unco was received by Mrs. Hubert
r. Iced refreshments were serv-
ed at the close of the evening.
The meeting in a fortnight will
be in the home of Mrs Jesse
Roberts, 618 South Ellison avenue.
• * *
RITUAL PLANNED
BY SORORITY'
Plans for conducting the rlt.nl
f jewels ceremony within the ma •
uture were discussed by members
ol the Omega chapter. Beta 81gina
Phi sorority at a special meeting
held Thursday evening at the home
of the president. Miss Oenevleve
Long, 311 North Evans avenue.
The ceremony will be conduced
preceding a formal dinner and
dance. Arrangements will be com-
pleted at a called meeting which
will be announced by Miss Long.
• * a
WIENER ROAST
HELD NEAR RIVER
Oroup enjoying a wiener roast
near the North Canadian river,
northwest of El Reno Thursday
evening Included Miss Oenevlev •
Long. Miss Billie Williams, Howaid
Brown and James Modrall.
Calendar
FAREWELL PAREY
Misses Fields and Barn-
hart Honor Miss Slattery
MERELY CASUAL
MONDAY
Eagles auxiliary. Members to en-
tertain at a 6:30 o’clock covered
dish dinner in the Eagles hall for
their husbands.
Young Women's association of
the First BaDtist church. Hostess,
Mrs. J. W. Hodges 704 8outh Ma-
comb avenue, when the program
will be given bv the Women's Mis-
sionary societv.
TUESDAY
Rebekah lodge. Members to en-
tertain at a picnic at Legion park.
Bridgettes club. Hostess, Mrs.
Harvey Lee Hoffman, 310 East
Haves street.
WEDNESDAY
G. I. A. Hostess. Mrs. E. G.
Harrison, 714 8outh Macomb ave-
nue.
J. C. L. club. Hostess. Mrs. M.
H. Reding, north of El Reno.
Jolly Eight Bridge club. Hostess.
Mrs. Homer T. Richardson. 638
South Miles avenue.
Doce Picaros club. Hosts at
Initial social meeting of the season.
Miss Evelyn Gaughorn and Ervin
Mitchell, who will entertain at the
former's home, 620 South Ellison
avenue.
Ladles Frisco Cemetery associa-
tion Hostess at monthly all-day
meeting. Mrs. Waverly Barrett,
west of Richland, where a covered
dish luncheon will be served.
V acation Scenes
Shown at Partv
As a farewell courtesy honor-
ing Miss Mary Elizabeth Slattery
who plans to depart within the
near future to make her home in
California. Misses Betty Lee Fields
and Evelyn Barnhart entertain-1
ed at a surprise lingerie shower
and bridge party at the former's
I home, 606 South Macomb avenue,
| Friday evening.
An attractive yellow and white
color note was combined with an
appropriate travel motif in all
the party details. The many gifts
were presented Miss Slattery In
a hat box decked In the observed
color note which was placed on
a lace covered table.
Miss Louise Stickley received
the favor for high score. Miss
i Murline Adams for second high
J while Miss Viola Armold won the
traveling prize. They presented the
awards to the honoree.
The hostesses were assisted by
I their mothers. Mrs. Olin Fields
and Mrs. E. R. Barnhart. In serv-
ing a dainty salad course at the
j close of the evening when each of
the guests received a miniature
j hat box favor.
Enjoying the occasion were Miss
Peggy Cloughley, Miss Mary Jane
Siler. Miss Viola Armold. Miss
Heienbe! Barnhart, Miss Lillian
Canon. Miss Dorothy Shacklett.
Miss Emily Jean Jones. Miss Char-
lotte Mae Irving, Miss Eva Mae
Miles. Miss Louise Stickley, Miss
Murline Adams. Miss Barbara
Gamble. Miss Dorothy Mervcldt
and Mrs. John W. Spencer.
FETEDJH PARTY
Mrs. Lloyd Bass Honoree
At Shower
son. j
Mrs. Charles Foote and -----
Parents Honored
honored at the lawn party given
Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh D. Godwin and Mr and
Mrs J. Evans Blggert at the Big-
gert home, 200 North Hoff avenue.
Feature of the informal eve-
At Dinner-Bridge,
DENIAL—Miss Muriel (Honey)
Johnson. New York society girl,
who denied a romance with
Prince David Mdivani in Italy.
She is shown as she appeared
on arrival in New York from
abroad. She said she merely
met the Prince casually.
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
PIEDMONT, Aug. 28—Compli-
menting Mrs. Lloyd Bass, who be-
fore her recent marriage was Miss
Icy Lee Thompson. Mrs Roy Gar-
ten and daughter. Miss Maxine
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower at their home Thursday
afternoon.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Barney Harrison and family Fri-
day were Mr. and Mrs Wili Hod-
ges and children of Iowa Park,
Tex.
They spent the afternoon at
Lincoln park
Mrs. Hazel Hacklet of Decatwr.
Tex., and Harvey Stricklen of
Sanger, Tex., spent a few days last
week at the homes of their bro-
ther, Ernest Stricklen, and sister,
Mrs. W. Stapelton. and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Washecheck.
sons, Howard and John, and daugh-
ter. Evelyn, returned Thursday
from three weeeks’ sojourn at >
Yellowstone park.
Boyd Simpson and Arvona Hug-
gard have returned from a 15- |
day trip to points of interest in
Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, and
at Yellowstone park.
Mrs. J. W. Holcomb, daughter,
Miss Evelyn, of Edmond and Mr.
and Mrs. James Holcomb and
baby of Bluejacket visited the
former’s sister. Mrs. C. T. Thomp-
son, and Mr. Thompson Thursday.
Mrs. Bass of Kansas City is
visiting at the home of her grand-
daughter, Mrs. Claude Kessler. Mr
Kessler and with other relatives and
friends.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Black Bears Prefer
Pig’s Food To Pigs
LOCAL BRIEFS
GALYORD, Mich., Aug. 28—(U.fi)
Q. Are the number of men and j —Contrary t0 popular belief, black
women invited to a subscription *irars apparently do not have any
dance always equal? desire to eat pigs, according to
. ..... ...__ , members of the Pigeon river CCC
A. Usually more men are invited carnp
than women. Several such >>ears, which reg-
Q When the host is carving ularly visit a pig pen maintained
tlie meat at the table, should he at the camp, push the pigs to one
cut enough for everybody before side In order to eat at the pen’s
serving anyone? | trough.
a. i ____:
Q When a woman is going to
visit at a man's home, shouldn't'
he pay her railroad ticket?
A No; she should buy her ticket I
Miss Coye Ann Payne. 301 North
Rock Island avenue, Is the guest
this week-end of her mother. Mrs.
Maud Payne. In Edmond
Mr and Mrs. Ouy Roe of Enid
spent Friday in «£| Reno
PURE JERSEY MILK
Morning and Evening
Delivery
R. L. BUCK DAIRY
Phone 9538-F-5
Miss Bernice Bowman of Okla-
homa City is spending the week-
end with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. A H. Bowman. Boynton
Heights.
Miss Betty Young of Blackwell
who lias spent (tie past two months
with her grandmother. Mrs. Nancy
Erbar. 819 South Ellison avenue,
plans to return home this week.
| She will attend the University of
Oklahoma In Norman this term.
ENROLL IN THE
COLETTA FINN
SCHOOL OF DANCING
ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT
CLASSES START . . .
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4th
Studio—Third Floor K of C Hall Ph. 986 or 35F5
Honoring their parents. Mr and
______ __ ____ _________ Mrs. John T. Meadors, on their
ning was the presentation of mov- ! thirtieth wedding anniversary. Miss
tng pictures of outstanding scenes Cornelia and Miss Mary Johnie
taken by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Meadors entertained at their
Ruckman of Concho on a western home, 806 South Rock Island ave-
trip this summer. The reel included nuP- 8 surprise 7 o'clock din-
scenes from Yellowstone National ner and bridge Tliursday evening,
park, the Yosemlte Valley. Colorado Color scheme of yellow and
Springs. Denver and other points' white was used in the party ap-
of interest. polntmcnts. Including the plate
Iced watermelon was served at cards and tallies. A yellow ar,u
the clone of the evening when the w*1*te C8'CC decked With 30 tiny
hostesses were assisted by Mrs canfilcs centered the table and
J B Harper and Miss Kathryn wa-s sprved 88 of *be » ol
Hpvenden. course following the games.
Guests who were limited to Guests included Mrs Frank Kraft
relatives of the honoree included and members of the Bid or Do'iKlc
Mr and Mrs L. E Orandjean and clllb ln whlch Mr- and Mrs Mead-
Miss Anna Blggert of Oklahoma ors are active They were Mr an.l
City. Mr and Mrs Ruckman. Mr Mr,i J c Stickley. Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. J. B Harper. Mr and George Shirey. Mr and Mrs E
Mrs. W. Arthur Blggert, Mrs. A R Barnhart. Mr and Mrs. John
C. Al tman Mrs. Jessie Blggert. (Rector.
Miss Kathryn Hovenden, Anna High score in the card game.,
Lou. Billy and Bobby Blggert. was made by Mr Cox while ti e
• * * consolation favors were loce'.ved
PARTY FETES 1,1 Mrs. Barnhart and Mr Rector.
MISS MORGAN 'nip hol,olw werr Presented lovely
Complimentary to Mu» Constance 8 ' t
Morgan on her birthday anniver-
sary. Miss Peggy Mowry. 210 South tIKTH HlltlllDAY
Macomb avenue, entertained at CELEBRATED
a surprise slumber party Friday T*1* Bfth birthday anniversary
night. ' 1 of her son. Allen, was celebrated
A dainty lunch was served at ?!J***.1^ ,ro,.n 2 30 Un,u
midnight and a well appointed ?.30 °cloc* ™day aft*moon by
breakfast ■ “ -------‘w| g
was enjoyed Saturdav1??rfc' R Reding, north of FI
^,1.: .....__... J Reno, who
COAST TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hodgkinaon
and son, Jack. 1005 Sunset drive,
returned Saturday from a month's
vacation in California They visit-
ed at Long Beach. Los Angeles.
Hollywood and Catalina as well as
Tijuana and Auga Calientc ln Baja
California.
morning. The hostess was assisted „ . . ...
In her hospitalities by her mother. | "„en rurner-
Mrs Thomas O Mowry.
Miss Morgan was the recipient of
many gifts
The guests Included Miss Ellza-
was assisted by Miss
Oaines occupied the afternoon
at the close of which an iced
course was served from a table
decked with a pretty white and
h«ih w.rrf is,i„ ... , Pin* birthday cake topped with
'be appropriate number of candle,.
KANSAS VISITORS
HONORED AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs ' E. B Godfrey,
1014 South Rock Island avenue,
were hosts Thursday evening at a
6 o'clock dinner given honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Pari Spunaugh.
daughters, LaVonne and EuVonnt
and Jesse Parsons of Blue Rapids,
Kan., who are visiting here.
Covers were laid for the honoree.
Mr. aud Mrs E. A. Godfrey, the
hosts, daughters, Miss Ocorgla and
Miss Florence, and sons. Bronson, !
Hugh Edward and Leonard.
The out-of-town guests are visii •
ing with Mrs. Spunaugh's sister.
Mrs. E. A. Godfrey, both of w'hom
are former schoolmates of the .
hostess. The sisters had not seen j
each other for 18 years and It I
was the first reunion of the three I
friends ln 38 years.
* • •
SURPRISE DINNER
MARKS BIRTHDAY
Celebrating the sixty-ninth birth-
day anniversary of Mr Lcske a
group of relatives entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake
Lcske. 900 West Hayes street, with
a surprise dinner at 6 o'clock
Friday evening.
Covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Lcske Mrs. Alice Farris and
son. Thomas. Mr and Mrs. Janus
E Dennis and sons. James and
Elmer They were joined' later In
the evening by Mr and Mrs Henry
Hernon Mr and Mrs. Dick Bom-
hoff. Mr and Mrs. Ham- Farm
and daughter, Johanna, and son.
Harry Lee. when an Iced course
was served.
.atom***?"*
Virginia Trotter, Miss Mary Mar-
garet Phelps Miss Sallv Hartong.
• • a
Paris Styles
_
PARIS. Aug. »—OHO-Dark wool-
en suits with bright plaid blouses
for daytime and elaborate evening
gowns with broad skirts ln rich
materials are outstanding ln the
winter collection of Chanel
A bright pink and black com-
bination is favored for evening
wear with black fringe over pink
taffeta, satin and net the ma-
terials chosen. A deep blue velvet
evening gown of simple lines Is
trimmed with light blue chiton
forming a scarf about the neck
Mid filmy apron effect which fall,
to the floor from the waistline In
front.
Lacings are a novelty feature
of the collection shown on the
long, fitted sleeves of a black
dinner gown, and again on the
bodice of an evening dress. Velvet
and lace are combined In ctaulc
evening costumes, brocaded lames,
velvets and taffetas are other fav-
ored fabrics. Mid Jet. sequin and
rhinestone trim follows the luxury
theme
Chanel makes Informal suits
In soft woolens with short, loose
Jackets. The suits themselves Are
in dark hues and are worn with
bright atrlped or plaid wool blouses.
Bklrta are straight and hats freq-
uently match the bright motif
of the blouse.
Soft Jersey doth, designed with
extreme simplicity usually In navy
blue Is favored In the Chanel
collection. Tlie frocks are youthful
In line with straight skirts and
high round or V neckline with
sleeves of bracelet length.
Fur la lavishly used on dress
costs witli fox trim on collar*,
sleeves and as panels on tlie fronts
or coat skirls
TYPEWRITERS AND
ADDING MACHINES
New anil Reconditioned
HALE - RENTALS - REPAIRS
HENRY II E H N E
typewriter Dep’L riiuuc im
Each guest was presented a flsh-
) lug pole with which he claimed
THOMPSON* HAVE “
DINNER Gt ESTS Guests Included Wavne and Bob-
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hard rock of by Walch, Marcia Janet and Opal
Omaha. Neb., were guests of Mr. |Chappell. Aldean and Melvin Wlilt-
and Mrs. R. H. Thompson and acre. Leon Evans. Bernard Reding,
family, southeast of El Reno, at a Mrs James Walch. Mrs Lawrence
I o clock dinner Friday. Mrs. Hard- Chappell, Mrs. Emery Whitacre.
wick is the former Miss Mary Mrs Walter Evans. Mrs M H.
Helen Penn of Calumet
, Reding and Mrs Man Penwrtght.
EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY
CHEERS FOR
PEERLESS
ICE CREAM
. . . and they have
lota of reasons! This
ice cream is richer,
tastier and better
than you ever thought
ice cream could be!
One taste will con-
vince you.
BLAIR’S
I'hone
780
TRACTOR LUGS
WHEEL WEIGHTS
DISC BUMPERS
LANMAN FDRY. U MCH. CO.
EL RENO
PHONE 679
_ %.....
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House
COATS
FALL COTTON PRINTS
They've just arrived In new
and different floral and naiseli
denig im.
Floor length alt It trillion and
»i|»|»rt' rinsings
$1.98 - $2.98
BOWERS
Temporary l^teallon
117 East Woodson
By selling more than a mil-
lion new 1937 Ford V-8s,
America’s Ford Dealers have
the widest selection of used
cars in history.
Now they’re getting to-
gether in a great nation-
wide sale to move those used
cars quickly and make way
for 1938.
That’s a break for you!
There never was such a wide
selection of makes and
models or so many remark-
able values.
Trade in your old car this
month. Get a better used
MOST POPULAR
USED CAR BUY
-A USED FORD!
BEST TIME TO
B U Y - N O W !
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more to trade. Be better
prepared for winter driving.
Go see the nearest Ford
Dealer. He’ll give you gen-
erous measure for every dol-
lar—whether you choose a
top-quality R &. G car, re-
newed, and guaranteed in
writing—or any other value
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of the Universal Credit Co.
FOR FORD DEALER USED
CAR BARCA INS, TURN
TO CLASSIFIED SECTION
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
See ihe New 1937 Ford V-8 at
THOMPSON MOTOR CO.
110 No. Kock Island
Phone No. 3
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 151, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 29, 1937, newspaper, August 29, 1937; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918758/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.