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’HTOSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937
EL RENO (OKL'AJ DAILY TRIBUNE
RS. SLATTERY
HAVING SOON
In honor of Mrs, Edward R.
acterv. district, manager, who
ans to denari soon to locate on
I " west const the Security Benefit
soclatton e itertalned informally
ue&Jav evening at the home of
rr. and Mrs. R. E. pvle. HOI South
kckford avenue.
•'Cards anti bunco provided the
version and at the dose of the
[jt nine iced watermelon was serv -
The council presented Mrs.
atterv with a lovely gift in
•predation of her work during
Be past few^ years as manager of
, is district.
About 30 members were present.
Jfl j|| jjf
OTIH.lt HONOR Lit
I' DINNER
Complimentary to her mother.
; rs. O. S. Pn'mer. Miss Iona Pal-
er. assisted bv Mrs. a B Iogati-
ll- entertained witlt a well ap-
>*inted 7 o'clock surprise birth-
V.v dinner Tuesday evening. The
ests included Mr. and Mrs Hnr-
y Logan bill and family Mr and
rs. McClain Taylor and Mr and
,rs. A. B Loganbill.
jJj jJj «j*
ONTHI.V SOCIAL
I MOULTON HOME
A bunco narty was given Wed-
L-sday afternoon at the home of
A E. Moulton. 416 South
lobert.s avenue, as the monthly
Pcial enjoyed by the ladies So-
Hv lo th- Brotherhocxl of Loco-
tmtive Firemen and Enginemen.
Assistant hostesses were Mrs
yank Smith Mrs H J Powell.
Lrs. J T Morgan. Mrs H C
(iJwell and Mrs Frank Punden-
""
(Game prizes were won by Mrs.
J. Crowley for high and Mrs
e Hownt'on for low score while
l;rs R B Dunn received the
jiveilng award Afterward iced
'freshments were settled
The society will hold the next
[Rular meeting Sept 8 in the
Aaimnen's hall.
* * *
> GIVE DINNER
I 7 O'CLOCK
,Mr and Mrs. J. B Harper. ?12
i»st Wade street, will entertain
dinner at 7 o'clock this eve-
ng honoring Mrs Charles Foo-e
d son. Buddy, of Los Angeles,
allf Only other g.tests will b«
and Mrs W Arthur Bigger.
• • *
S1TOR8 GUESTS
I' DINNER
■Mr. mid Mrs A R Little. 1003
‘st Wade street, entertained at
prettily appointed 1 o'clock din-
r today for a group of oul-of-
jwn guests.
overt were laid for Mr. and
Dan Hill and daughter. Peggy,
Big Stone Gap. Va.. Mrs George
ysen and daughters. Dorts and
ggv. Mrs Henry McWhorter and
(tighter. Lawana. Mrs. Lawrence
(nabte, Mrs. Wes Venable, Mrs
paries Venable. Mr and Mrs.
|.’ell Venable. Mrs Clyde Ander-
1 and daughter Patty I/*e. all of
Mckasha. the hosts and daughter,
flicn. Enirstine and Juanita, amt
t. Carl.
ankees Prefer
Southern Cooks
AUGUST BRIDE IS
\t\
Four Hostesses Entertain
In Pavy Home
THREE
FRIDAY
Tulip unit of the Flower Garden
Mrs. Herbert Huehtemann, whose
marriage took place Aug. 1 was
r *r ■ s„r j
Doce Picaros club. Hostess. MLss at the home of Mrs. J C Paw
Evelyn Oaughorn. 620 South El- I north of FJ Reno, when hostesses
llson H'Pm,e with Mrs. Pavy were Mrs. Frank
...vtw . IBlanc- Mrs- Tp(1 Fedtlersen and
tet^i u o M?'T'S t0 Pn; Miss Bernice Feddersen.
lei tain at a 6.30 oclock covered _ , „
dish dinner in the Eagles hall for °*rden flowers were arranged
their husbands attractively about the rooms, while
Young Women's association of the Kift lable was decked with
tile First Baptist church. Hostess, a mlnlature bridal couple In a
Proper Diet and Exercise
Insures Good Complexion
By JACQUELINE HUNT
^TTENTTON gentlemen! embarrassing, some mineral oil or
Mrs. J. W. Hodges 704 South Ma-
comb avenue when the program
will be given bv the Women's Mis-
sionary society.
Paris Styles
garden scene. A pink and while
color n<Ste was observed in all
party appointments.
Prizes in the games and con-
tests were won by Mrs. W F.
Huehtemann and Miss Ruby Httch-
temann who presented them to
the honoree. the former Miss Ger-
trude Wittkopp. AftiYward an
iced course was served and each
guest received a wedding bell
favor.
The invited guests included Miss
PARIS. Aug. 2«—<U.P>—The "cal-
‘"is theV'AuVuata ‘Huchtemann TokTl
lion of autumn and winter styles. CiT Mr^^
which have their inspiration in „**' hm,i^L. x,PP .“T
(he far north where Eskimo head- Havr?es U>U^
gear and peasant styles of Green- HRn„ht*r » ,L T ^.ohn,ken and
land have contributed to novel de- „ J?, ’ RoJ®an- M™* B A
signs in felt, fur and velvet . cht Mrs w F Huchte-
A cap o, felt draped velvet or otZ Immhern .n^0^.; X'*
f»r fits well down on the back oienda Mrs rnrianrt p'
of the head while a second more l,„q ,ar 3wd Portfr and
elaborate hat Is perched forward ^Iw. Pnr^r ^ ^
on top The over-hat mav be .T1?n. .PortPr . Mrs RalPh Whit-
vVomen like you to keep
your skin clear and healthy
looking. Of course, you shave
every day, but sometimes that
isn't enough to
keep your skin
good. You are
apt to be c&re-
1 e s s about
olackhpads a t
limes. White a
woman can al
ways resort, to
cosmettes to
cqnceal them,
at least tempo-
rarily. you will
have to get
down to busi-
ness and ellmi-
nate them
promptly,
MISS HUNT
Sometimes the cause of black-
heads goes deeper than surface
cleanliness. Improper digestion,
faulty elimination, Insufficient,
exercise or an entire system that
needs pepping up may be to
blame. Men tend to be careless
about their diet If left to their
own devices, even when they know
that tomato juice might be
healthier than clam chowder, or
a slice of melon of a fresh fruit
cup better for them than a wedge
of pie.
Make a note to do something
about your diet, and see if you
are getting as much fresh air as
you need. A brisk walk in the
morning or walking home at night
will nil your lungs with fresh air
and speed up your circulation
eypn khough you haven’t time to
take part in active sports.
The blemishes need external
care. too. Stop at your druggist’s
of green soap. Ask for a small jar
of cold cyeam or, if this is too
NORTH LIBERTY
worn alone—or the cap (which ' r*rs' Bl Mathles, Mrs Bill
is suitable to wear with any other Wartcnow, Mrs. Louis Miesner and
ha: tor a touch of color contrast' ouls William, Mis. Herbert cere. mo. oiup ar your druggists
mav be wore separately for after- Wl,,naJ>. Mrs. John Erbar, Mrs. and get a small bottle of tincture
noon or evening occasions. Ttf sung Clarer-ce Schultz and daughter, of green anon. Ask for a smalt i«r
taps are designed to be effective Bonnie- Mrs R. Wiese. Mrs J. C.
with any type hairdress. and fur ^awkins. Mrs. C. T. Pavy. Misses
ones completely cover the hair at Huehtemann, Mabel Huchte-
the back. , mann. Ruby Huehtemann. Helen
A second version of the two- huehtemann. Anna Huehtemann. j
in-one hat us seen In 'double- iflla Von Tungeln and Harvey • **—'“ ~ ; ~
duty" designs, whicli are simple ^•10n'Ps°n j Mrs R. L. Nelson of E3
when worn at one angle, but ex- * * * - visited Mrs.
Iiemelv dressy when reversed OKMULGEE GUEST
"Ocean blue" — the greenish ^ HONORED
blue of the northern seas—runs' As a courtesy complimentary to
through Erik's collection and Is her house guest. Sue Wilder of
used alone, with black or with a' Okmulgee. Carolyn Elliott. 701
deep mulberry shade It Is effec-|South Rock Island avenue, enter-
live in an Eskimo hat with tiered ] tained at a 12 o'clock luncheon
crown which gives the appearano: [ and line party this afternoon. The
of three muffins of declining sizes guests were Ruth Moore Dolores
set one on top of the other— j Brown and Joyce Leach
ocean blue velvet separates the1 The occasion was in celebration
olack lavei.v | of Sue's seventh birthday. The
Fur Is used for trim where firctus motif was employed In the
flowers would ordinarily be. a I luncheon appointments with the
lox tail pops out of the top of a'take representing a miniature
modified "stove-pipe" crown. Per- merry-go-round. Balloons and toy
sian lamb forms the top of a animal favors marked the places,
pill-box turban, and Russian er- ( The honoree and her mother.
petroleum jelly.
When you are getting ready for
bed. apply some of the oil or
cream over the blemished areas
and leave on at least 5 minutes.
Wring a wash cloth out of hot
water and hold over your face to
relax the pores and further aid in
softening the deposits.
Now use your everyday nand
soap to work up a good uds in
about a pint of warm water. Add
about an ounce of the tincture of
green soap (this Is an antiseptic),
then take the brush and scrub
your face gently but repeatedly
with it. After 5 minutes of scrub-
bing. rinse with clear warm water.
Examine your skin closely in a
hand mirror. Many of the ugly
black specks will have disappeared
altogether: others are ready to
pop out with the least encourage-
ment. Supply the encouragement,
but be sure your finger? are
wrapped in thin sheets of cotton
dipped in alcohol. Touch each
spot with alcohol to prevent the
tiny gaping wound from becoming
infected. Finally, rinse the entire
face with cold water to which you
have added a few drops of your
favorite antiseptic. Diy with a
clean towel.
After your morning shave use
some diluted alcohol or eau de
cologne or an after-shaving lo-
tion to tighten the pores and
sterilize any tiny scrapes of cuts
from your razor. Finish with a
tinted talcum if you wish. Bv the
way. women would appreciate it
If you would be more careful
about rinsing away your shaving
soap, especially around ; our ears!
Women dislike an office pallor,
especially In the summer time, so
It’s a good Idea to go bareheaded
In the* sun occasionally, unless
you can take a weekly outing to
put a healthy though faint tan
into your cheeks.
GUESTS HONORED
I her grandparents, Mi and Mrs R Mrs M. A. Paisley were Thurs-
W. Hurst. day evening dinner guests of Dr.
Miss EdriR Hicks and sister, and Mrs. W P Lawton in El Reno.
Bula Schuldt. left last week for a The occasion was Dr Lawton's
visit with relatives in Los Angeles, lirthdav anniversary
Calif. ______
Mi and Mrs .1 O Barnhill and PHONE CLASSIFIED ADS TO 18
Mr. and Mrs. Kintz Enter-
tain Visitors
» a
Reno
Ray Wallace Tues-
day.
Mr and Mrs. Clyde Scott and
Wilber Kienholz of Lucien visited
Mr and Mrs. Aiva Scott Sunday
afternoon
Chester Wallace spent the week-
end in Shawnee.
Tom McLean of Shawnee is
helping his uncle, William Wallace
plow this week.
Ed Brown of Calumet visited
Alva Scott Wednesday.
Mrs. Alva Scott. Mrs. L. L. Dun-
gan and daughter, Wilma Jean, at-
tended the Clovis sale Wednesday.
CORNER DOOR
Mrs. Wllliam Wallace and Mrs.
luimui. aim nussian er- me nonoree and her mother. Albert Broderson attended the El n
mine Is combined with felt ana Mrs. W. J. Wilder, who have been Olen club quilting in the home
velvH visiting the hostess and her parents.'of Mrs Blades Thursday.
_ ' j a*14* Mrs W C Elliott. lor the Mrs. Ed Brown of Calumet was
i bast week, plan to return to their j a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs.
home Saturday (W H Wallace Wednesday.
Modern Etiquette
By ROBERTA LEE
Mr and Mrs. Roy Brisman and
son, Roy Leon, were Sunday din-
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D E
Meade.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wimple of
Vernon. Tex., Mr and Mrs. Walter
Horseholder were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs Charles
Wildman.
Mr. and Mrs W. A. King of
Harmony were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr and Mrs R. L.
Brisman.
Rev. and Mrs. Ray Boone of
Mountain View, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wildman attended preach-
ing services at Coleman chapel
one evening last week.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Davis anj
aon.s of Red Rock. Tex., are
visiting the latter’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Nuenschwander.
Mr. and Mi's. D. E. Meade. Mr
and Mrs. Roy Brisman and son.
I Roy Leon, visited with Mr and
BV TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
YUKON, Aug. 26 Mr. and Mrs
R. J. Klutz entertained with a
6 o’clock dinner Wednesday eve-
ning when Mr and Mrs Bill
Stoehr. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Sted-
dotn, daughters, Ruth and Carolyn,
all of El Reno, were guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Curl Johnson and
son, Willis, of Oklahoma City,
spent last week-end with the for-
mer's parents. Mr and Mrs Claude
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hall of
Oklahoma City spent the week-
end with Mrs Hall's parents, Mi-
ami Mrs. C. L. Shellenbet-ger and
family.
Miss Betty Lou FranU attended
a sorority rush tea at the Okla-
homa Country club In Oklahoma
City Sundav afternoon.
Tlie Sunbeam band met al the
Baptist church Wednesday morning
with the sponsor, Mrs Aider, in
charge. Mrs. Frances Fay Porta
was R visitor.
Mr and Mrs. Claude Johnson
had as dinner Eiiests Tuesday eve-
ning Prank Gibson and sister. Miss
Dorothy Gibson, both of Okla-
homa Citv
The Missionary union of the
BaDtlst church met at the church
Wednesday afternoon for business
session and election of officers.
Mrs. f! w Brinkman had charge
of the Bible study period.
Mrs. Ollie Kin;z visited Mrs
Viola Little in El Reno Monday.
R. J. Kintz was a business visit-1
or to Clinton Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. George Parker
went to Carmen over the week-
end and accompanied their sons.
George. Jack and Billy, home for
a weeks' vLsit, after which Mrs I
Parker and sons will return to
their home in Stillwater for the
winter. The bovs have spent the j
summer in Carmen with their
grandparents, Mr and Mrs. G
Parker. George Parker is on the
technical staff at the Yukon CCC
camp and will remain in Yukon.
Frances Hurst of Junction
Kan., Is .spending this week with
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Q If a girl who is lo be mar-
ried is living with an uncle and
aunt her parents being abroad
in whose names should the Invi-
tations be sent?
HOW CAN I?
By ANN ASHI.EV
j W H Wallace Wednesday. Roy Leon, visited with Mr. and
Mi and Mrs. L. L. Dungan and !Mrs- Raymond Stroud and children
— I daughter. Wilma Jean, visited Mr in.“ 8uild“>' afternoon,
and Mrs
Sunday
Mr. and "“Mrs. Ed Nuenschwan-
IMEMPHIS Turn
Q. How con I remove a stub-
born screw’
A In the names of her parents °f h0t
rh„v u.'„ _________ paraffin on the stubbotr. s tew
If they are not divorced cr
Q When the salad follows the easier
where should the
Thl* wnl make ti.c job!
, ------ —-— — Q How can i make a good
■altwl fork be placed on the table’ hacon sandwich?
A The salad fork should be A. Ft", fiiut slices of bacon until
ptaced between the dinner fork and mi*p. chop finely and add to 1-2
the dinner plate cup of p—’rmt natter and 3 tab'e-
Q Isn’t It all right to write a °f India relish Spread be-
Icttcr to a very intimate friend 1 'v<v» Shce.s of buttered bread,
the tviiewTtter?
--------- ------ Aug 26 -(UP) J meat course
(Negro cooks from Memphis who
Ip cook southern stvlc fried
leken pancakes and hot biscuits
finding ready employment in
north
Iriie Memphis employment cen-
|- reported to City Commissioner,
nlph Picard that out-of-town •ol
ills had boosted placements of! A Tes, if It is a very close __________
mnt and that mot* tlv>n 1 250 •rleiui However, all social notes m
d obtained other jobs sln^e Ian- nnat be written IF* I I L'SHI.\(i
1 ____
Many of the cooks were trained |t^--------------— ■ ■
SHELL CREEK scow mi a*—tu w -
**-—---------It fox a prod'KU of the collective
Mr and Mrs Joe Novak and lur amine I raising forms, was in
family, who spent the week-eno Great deirind at the 13th inter-
plr'in or'toasted' ^ °" 8<?rVr; Mathews home Sunday 'afternoon!
and daughter. Joan, have return-
ed from Nebraska where they
IQ. A. Oriesel Sunday, . , _ — -----------
afternoon i(,er visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. John Moffat. )r. Mrs Arlhur Weed and Rev. and
visited Mr. and Mrs Roy Wallace Carl Werner of Mt Zion
Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wimple of
Mrs.' »1 Brown and Mrs. William ITexns xPent the week-end with
Wallace visited in the R O Wal- ,lle former's linclp. Charles Wlld-
lace home Wednesday afternoon.1 man- and Mrs. Wildman.
Mr. and Mrs W H Wallace and -—
Albert Broderson spent Thursday PHONE YOUR WANT ADS TO 18
In Oklahoma City. ' ’
Mr and Mrs Ed Brown were
supper guesus of Mr and Mis.
Alva Scott Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dungsr..
daughter. Wilma Jean, and son.
Leonard, visited in the C. C.
kf.|
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'Premier"
the WPA "cooking school
lA call recently came for a
Jithern cook from the hnked-
|»n Mellon of New Enplind It
tied for a negro inamn-.v who
BA’I "shy Away from b'ack-
rrv pie and frying-sized chlck-
ja."
'I*he order was filled and within
, few weeks the same person
iote bark for another cook, say-
4 that a neighbor's offer of
|7hcr wages had lured away the
1st one
p Chicago couple visiting here
ik home a Memphis conk, and
thin a week two of their friends atlves here
ote th<* employment bureau for
ne )ust like her"
I’MON ( KNTKK
-----q
[Misses Ruby May and Luella
adcliff have returned home after
King with relatives in Fnld the
,'r.t week
Mrs Irvin Denning and daughter,
tenn were guests ip the B B
illiduv liome Thuradav
Miss Ruth Mnrlorie Blanton has
urned from a trip to Canada
h her uncle and aunt. Mr and
•a William Blanton, of .Seminole '
Miss Mat'iorle Holliday of Yukon
,s returned to tier home after
Ending three weeks with Miss
ryl Holliday.
Mr and Mrs. Mvrle Smith and
as and Misses lena and ioulse
ckev have returned from a 5.600
le trip to South Dakota. Mon-
ti, California and oilier points
Interest
Misses Jewel and Beryl Holliday
•d Mary Tilley of El Reno are
dting relatives In IawIoii.
1r and Mrs Ted Finley of Hot
Mings. Ark , visited Mi and Mis
J Holliday and Mr and Mrs
B Holliday and family Thurs-
y
DIN APPEARING
HOBART. Tasmania -(U.PV-Au-
orltlrs are taking steps to pre-
nl the cxllnctioi) of a now rare
Tmal known variously as the
isinnnlan "devil" or "tiger" The
rrauplal, which looks like a wolf
»h stripes has many odd charac-
IsMes and durlnR Its evolution
in Die early mammalian age
become carnivorous.
-----------— -r- ‘'"vim •• Mi uir I .nil lllin •
here, left Tuesday for their home national fur auction held In Len-
in Spearman. Tex. ningrad.
Albert Shock made a business Raising of silver foxes is rom-
trlp to San Antonio. Tex Thun,- PAratlvely new in the Soviet. Ten
day. returning Sunday years ago 25 foxes were brought
Evelyn Hanska has returned to N,°* abol,t .
her work at Yukon after spending ^ , f IIIs w*lch ral'v“
a weeks' vacation In New Mexico s U fox Tiiere farms also
t mu «» * * . ^ rainf with *'.icctt.s the Usuuiian I
ami Mrs Kw l w^?’P*fn,nL Mt rof'coorl American mink. Siberian1
T>n?ti. | mble and other fur animal*
Colo , who have been visiting rei- „ „ announced that there are
^a.MOoollertlve^ fur snlrnal raising I
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latest 1937 Models
Mid* Iron pie-ihrunl,
«*iK«bl« fabrics. To cov»r
s««ti and backs. COUPE,
sal* price only..........
M*k»»
driv'»n9
liar-
with Oscar Moffat
Joan Dnnnehi visited her
parenLs Mr and Mrs William
D‘«rn:„r«r,i„Mr ttmssn
•rr, Mondii, <Unn,r suau In in,
nomf of Mr Dunaan s grand- .^P00 1 yah- A*k your drucsitt for Dooa'a
fotliei P A Smith, in El Reno l9f.°T“'
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2L2T- th* ,rma‘nd" °f ,hr, farms In Russia With a view to
encouraging -ntmnl raising, the
Mr and Mrs Jones of Poolvllle. Acrinjltural bank grants farms
Tex are visiting their daughter, credits up to 90 percent cf their
Mrs Flunk Stout and other re)- expenditures for organization
nlive^s Several hundred slate animal
~ ~--raising farms have also been or-
Thc o V rrazler family, former- ranlzcd Each of them has from
ly located nt 702 South Mitchell T.0G to 3 000 animals At the Kola
avenue, are now living at J2101 peninsula there Is a farm where
I bi le fox
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 46, No. 149, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 26, 1937, newspaper, August 26, 1937; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918925/m1/3/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.