The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, June 6, 1930 Page: 2 of 6
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Re-cheek Shows That
More Students Rate List
Benedict* Zwelacher 6; Opal Lo-
renaen 5; Irene Wehner 6; Vern-
nle Nile* 5; Ina Fay Gaubert 5;
Dorothy Maxey 4; Klnora Keener
4; Edwin Bpurr 4; Nadine stokes
4; Eleanor Bauram 4; Mabel Ste-
wart 3; Henry Schumacher 3;
<’!ara Parker 8; Joseph Bell 2;
and Krnest Hlnm 2.
THE EL ftENO (QKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
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Prayer meeting e^h Wedno*-
To completely rid
your home of nasty
disease-spreading
flies, mosquitoes,
ants, roaches and
moths—spray Rigo’s
Kill-Ko. Its magic
fumes float into every
nook and corner
where insects hide
and breed, bringing
instant death. Rigo’s
Kill-Ko is pleasantly
clean in odor and ab-
solutely harmless to
humans, beasts,
fowls, furniture, and
fabrics. Two sizes—
at all drug and gro-
cery stores - always in
the blue bottle.
TWO SIZES
“Look for the blue bottle99
RIGO MANUFACTURING CCX
NiihrlHt, Ti
A final checking up at the high
*choBI showed that one teacher
bad not reported properly and sev-
eral students names were left from
I be list of above tbe overuse sill-
dentM at thu high school.
Tbe names of tbe students
which were omitted from the oth-
er lists are as follows.
Hinde Honor Roll Four "AV
Maxine McDonald. Ina Fay Gati-
berf Irene Wehner.
Three "AV\ Nadine Blokes.
Mabel Hurhteman, Opal Lorensen,
Fleunor Mnucom.
Two "A's" Henry Bhiirnaker.
ntlzenship Honor |{o||
Frances Arnold 6; Muxlne Mt-
Donald 6; (Joldle Harper 8; Helen
Godfrey f,; Rosa Miller 5; Vared.i
t’hiles Minnie Niemann 5; R||.
zabetb Walker 4; Mabel Hiirhte-
mann 5; (Jladys Hrlssrnan 5; iola
Herglhold 5; Beulah Fuller *,•
RURAL CHURCHES
RH'lfLAYD CHtRCH
The Senior and Junior 10. L. («.
K. were intertulned at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Files Thursday
night of the 29th. A very pleas-
ant time was enjoyed by all.
The Junior s. 8. Class won the
Banner Hu ml ay in our bilde read-
ing contest, having read 567
chapters. The Intermediates
were second, having read 448
chapters.
The attendance contest began
Sunday with Hie Intermediates In
the lead. The pastor is offering
a nice present to the teacher
whose class wins. This contest
doses the last .Sunday in June.
Just four more Sundays, (let
busy for your teacher.
Sunday school promptly at 10--
00 A. M.
Worship hours at 11:0ft a. M. j
and 8:30 P. M.
K. L. r. K. nt 8:00 P. M.
. _et lftft
day night at 8:&<T
We will observe the 1900th an-
levnrsary of Pentecost. Sunday,
the 8th and celebrate the noth
anniversary of Children’s Day in
the Evangelical. church, June
ir*th. This will bring us to a
Holden Julbllee”. Let. us mak°
It the I test Children's Day cele-
bration In favor of our dnthus-
luvm and the greatness of our
offering for Missions.
The Richland church Is press-
ing Into aF great future. Many
are manifesting a wHllft»ne«s to
do their very best to *|n souls
for Jesus Oltrlwt, and to help In
every way possible to make the
church realise ;i greater success.
We are truly thankfgl for this
fine Christian spirit and coopera-
tion. Remember next Sunday will
he a great day In the church. I
Come, bring your friends. Every-
body Is welcome.
Albert R. Williams.
Pastor
evening
by the
IMO\ CITY M. E. CHCltCH
Children’s Day will he observed
at the Cnlon City M. E. church
next Sunday with an appropriate
program. Sunday School will
lie held at the usual hour, 10 to 1 1
a. m., followed by the children's
program Instead of the usual
morning sermon. The Epwoorth
League and the Intermediate Lea
FORWARD WITH OKLAHOMA SINCE 1890
Delivery
Phone
The original low priced Quality Food Market in El Reno,
only food products of unquestioned merit are tolerated
at Snyder’s. There is real satisfaction in baying from
a Food Market where quality foods and honest weights
always prevail, even during sale days. WE DELIVER.
10 lb. fancy cloth big,
finest
CUCUMBERS
Large ones
RAISINS—
2 pound package
PEANUT BUTTER
2 pounds
COFFEE H. and It
GMPE1CE
BEANS, 2 POUNDS
Fancy Green
Vacuum Packed
1 pound can
NEW STATE 17.
Pint Bottle, only III#
The finest Concord Grapes used in New State Grape Juice.
BROOMS - Regular 50c value, special...........35c
TOMATOES - Fancy repac ked, vine ripe, pound.. ,15c
Cantaloupes, nice ones, 2 for...................15®
Gold Dust or Star Naptha
BUTTER
W ashing Powder
3 packages
First Grade Creamery or Country
pound
BROWNIE’S MARKET, SATURDAY, JURE 7
22c Stew Meat, b’nless lb. 20e
ROAST — Fancy Beef
Shoulders, pound____
Fancy Beef Rib Boiling Meat, pound..............16c
Pure Hog Lard
2 pounds_____________
Veal for Loaf, 1-3 pork
pound _________
Best Compound
2 pounds __________
Cheese, Full Cream
pound _____________
Black Hawk Bacon, poind box.................35®
Picnic Hems, sugar cured, shankless, pend ...7 22*
gue will be held In the
front 7 to 8, followed
service at 8 o’clock.
Following la the the Children**
Day program:
Song—"Open- Wide the Gate* of
Rummer”, 80I0—WII*on Boever*.
Chorus by nchool.
Responsive Reading led by Mm.
Anna Smith Nlnman.
Prayer by Superintendent Ben
Vogel.
Welcome—Dorrla O’Barr.
Readings—Donna Marie Vogel,
Beryl MeMahari, Ruth Ann Nln-
man and Eileen Patiark.
Solo—"Life’s Summertime'' —
Venera Keef.
Dialogue—Wesly Nlnman, Ei-
leen Patiack, Sylvanla Neely, Don-
na Marie Vogel, Juanita McMahan.
Readings — Kllnore Nlnman,
Delphine Neely, Anta Lee La-
titonds, Donnie Boevers, Verna
Volght.
Dialogue—"Jesus Loves Chil-
dren”—Amy Davis, Viva Patiack.
Violet Messenger, Charles Coafen.
Buford McMahan, Enid McMahan,
Elroy Neely.
Song—"Roses of Junetime”—
nolo, Enid McMahan, chorus by
school.
Readings— Dorothy O’Bnrr,
Florence Woods and Lilas Vogel.
Song, "Crown Him”—School.
Reading!—Jean Woods, Juani-
ta McMahan, and Forestlne Wal-
lace.
Song, “Summer’s Clad Song,"—
solo, Ethel Regress Chorus by
school.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Franks Porta Vial tod friends
•nd transacted business In Geary
Thursday.
J. L. Ainsworth, 1120 South
Hoff avenue, transacted business
In Oklahoma City today.
Mrs. J. L. Ainsworth, 1120
South Hoff avenue, *pent Wednev-
day with relatives In Chickaeha.
Mm. Barney Stewart and
daughter, Miss Kloise, of Oklaho-
ma City, were guents of relatives
here today.
L. W. Osbourne, crop specialist
from Stillwater, is transacting
business In Canadian county to-
day.
Tom rul)l*K«, 60* Esat IIurroII
street, left ThurRday for Burner
Ter., where he will spend the
summer months.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Heath of
Altus, will spend the week-end
In the home of the latter’s slater,
Mrs. E. C. King and Dr. King,
811 South Ellison avenue.
avenue. Mm. Fllcklnger is a sis
ter of Mm. Moore ant Mrs. Wer-
ner Is their mother. Mrs. Moore
and gueste spent Thursday after-
noon in Oklahoma City.
Mr. And Mrs. C. O. Welch, m
North Hoff avenue, had as over-
night guests Thursday Mrs. J B
Mat too n, of Lawton, C. F. Mattooii
of Apache and Mr. and Mrs. George
Finch and daughter, Clarice of
Nan Angelo, Tex. They were en-
route to Tulsa.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, .l
MBIKM
TODAY’S RECIPE
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Sour Crtam Dressing
Sprinkle sour cream with sal
a little paprika. Add vine*
lemon Jnlce and whip till the
stands light. Vegetables are t
In cream and mixed lightly,
with chopped cabbage or celei
lettuce mixed with cooked ve
blea, and a few nuts minced
Add minced onion where deein
Goes easy
on your
purse
Mr. and Mrs. George Patrick,
sons, George D. and Malcolm, and
Mrs. L. R. Huffman are visiting
In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard Gates In 8an Angelo, Tex.
Mrs. Gates is a sister of Mrs. Huff-
man and Mr. Patrick.
Mrs. Sidney McWhorter, who
has been a house guest for a few
days of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Col-
lins. 621 South Miles avenue, de-
parted today for her home in
Chlckasha. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Collins and son, William,
for a brief visit.
Mr. and Mm. Wm. Fllcklnger,
of Abbyvlllo, Kans., and Mrs. K.
C. Werner, of Sterling, Kans., arc
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Moore, 520 South Hoff
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DEALEXS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTHWI
Home-
Owned
mm
Home-
Operated
JUNE FABRIC EVENT
Special prices on these silks and wash fabrics make this an important event for the promotion
of Summer fashions. Just now when you need an entirely different wardrobe you can take advan-
tage of this offering and make your summer frocks.
SILKS
Printed Chiffons, yard_________________R1.95
Printed Flat Crepe, yard________________1.95
Chiffon, plain colors, yard______________1.95
Flat Crepe, plain colors, yard_____________1.49
Sport Silks, prints, plain and stripes, yard 1.49
Slip Fabrics, washable, plain colors,
yard------1----------------69c and 98c
Special Hosiery Valies
Full Fashioned Chiffons
Service Weight
$1.25
Three pair $3.50
SALE OF NOTIONS
4c
Snap Fasteners, rust proof____________ card 4c
Tape Measures______________________each 4c
Double Stretch Elastic________________yard 4c
Hair Clips, 12 on a____________________card 4c
Stocking Darners____________________each 4c
Pearl and Bone Buttons_______________card 4c
Nickel Plated Thimbles_______________each 4c
Brass Safety Pins____________________card 4c
Wash Fabrics
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Dotted Swiss, all colors, yard____________$1.00
Rayon Pique, plain and printed, yard_____ .88
Printed Voiles, lovely new patterns, yard — .39
Printed Batiste, yard___________________ .39
Printed Dimity, yard ___________________ .39
ABC Prints, solid colors to match, yard— .29
French Linen, light weight, solid colors, yd. .79
Novelty Bias Trimming_______________yard 8c
Bias Tape, boil proof_______________6 yards 8c
Cleansing Tissue______________________box 8c
Adjustable Garters _______________pair 8c
Sanitary Belt, adjustable, purse size — 8c
Shoe Trees, polished enamel____________pair 8c
Gold Plated Safety Pins, 12 on_________card 8c
Shoe Polish, all colors__________________box 8c
Kriss Kross Curtains
We have just received a new shipment of fine
quality curtains—beautify your home
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Bags Are Offered Special
New Leather and Fabric Hand Bags
$2.98
DRUG SUNDRIES
Mello-Glo Face Powder_______________*___89c
Karess Face Powder____________________$1.90
Three Flowers Face Powder......... 69c
Three Flowers Perfume__________________45c
April Showers Bath Powder______________89c
Tre-Jur Bath Powder____________________50c
Princess Pat Skin Cleanser_______________45c
Woodbury’s Facial Soap __________________22c
Sayman’s Vegetable Soap, 13c bar or 2 for._25c
Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo__________45c
Fitch’s Dandruff Remover Shampoo______69c
Palmolive Shaving Cream________________29c
Mennen’s Shaving Cream_________________45c
Ipana Tooth Paste_______________________3gc
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Blair, James R. & Vandivier, Davis O. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 38, No. 207, Ed. 1 Friday, June 6, 1930, newspaper, June 6, 1930; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc918927/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.