The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 45, No. 240, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 9, 1936 Page: 3 of 12
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0, 1936 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1936
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UEST SPEAKER AT
CLUB MEET
sychoanalysis
By Seth Nation
Members of El Reno Study club
et in the home of Mrs. C. S
ngleton, 505 South Miles ave-
te. Monday afternoon for their
gular session with Seth Nation,
entlfled with the United States
•uthwestern reformatory, as guest
eaker.
HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 9—(UR)-
_ I Simone Simon, who virtually came
out of nowhere to startle Holly-
DlSCUSSed wood, continues to do so—not
only in picture work but in ex-
pressing her views on various sub-
jects.
For one thing, the French star
is quick to analyze the virtues and
weaknesses of the Hollywood male.
Her slightly belittling attitude
toward the "rank and file" of men
screen players hasn’t won her
many escorts from that contingent.
However, she says actors don't in-
His topic dealt vith "Psyche- terest her
several decades of careful and
mseientious application of its
ineiples to the actual work with
itients. Freud, himself. has
<*i'i
of Roval
F hall
will he
ss pn-tv
Hie
l>o served
ed to be
I1R South
with a
luncheon
contract
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ton
»'p-tt to
d hostess
he an-
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hosts at
Tuesday
ests Mrs.
i. Calif.,
ey, Mrs.
imy. and
Is were
nal eve-
lalysis." Tills word, he said, is
simple that It should explain
self. Most simply stated, tt
pans an analysis of the mind, of
factors that constitute that
ind and mechanisms by which It
trks
The name was adopted by Sig-
Freud. when he modified the
form of mental exploration
iated with hypnosis, the
aker
Leading men are the easiest
of all men to catch.” Is the gist
of Simone's heavily-accented dis-
course on this one point.
‘ All that you need is a face
that is pretty, some of the ability
to flatter and patience to keep
still while milord speaks."
Simone contends the only sen-
sible manner of determining the
worth of an escort is to put him
explained and continued, through a 5-point test.
The method has been developed | A skeletonized listing of
test goes as follows:
this
1.
as
Never make
It too easy
a man to date you.
6M ‘SS.-JC
a point of discussing the fine
of at least two other
to the strictest
1
qualities
men you know
3. Hold him
formalities.
4 Ride with him in a street car
or bus—an excellent test of char-
acter.
5. If he still Is attentive at this
pofnj. disappoint him at least
ce more when he asks for dates. • ,
PI
.
l
ith it and thus developed a care
technic
"He early recognized the force
unconscious impulses or wishes
hich are so often out of harmony
1th the external world, or with
e Individual's best Interest. Had
lese wishes no restraint or re-
cession the individual would be
isocial. primitive, criminal.
"In other words the fundamental
isis of Psychoanalysis is the I Any man who still indicates he
-lief that individual and social would like to call on a girl after
-alth rest upon clear knowledge this trial, according to Simone,
our buried impulses, of the ways j is the nearest thing to perfection.
they i° exeri "Once you get a grasp on such
lemselves or producing fear and a fellow pursue your natural ln-
-pression by which they seek to stincts. that is mv advice." she
>ver themselves with disguise declares
id work Indirectly. .. _ , ,
Although she wont admit she has
Therefore as a medical measure |,ut tier more-or-less negative rig-
work* upon the principle thatlamnroie into action in Hollywood,
aow edge of ones self puts th- the actress has had some success
fiwer into the hands of that self w)lh her theories
regulate his life towards health 0 , ,
*d efficiency, m other words. 2TL T re,c°™*
now thyself' - *how- "he slapped the face of W-
. . . . . , 1 rector W Tourjanskl when she
A brief business session was held thought he was flirting with her.
Mowing the instructive lecture Whether her attitude had any-
ChrLstmas program will be held thing to do with it or not. Simone
two weeks at the home of completed a successful part In
rs c A Richard 1100 South Tourjanskl s picture
off avenue _
* * *
[) CFI.EBR ATE
Ih ANNIVERSARY
Mrs Vesta E Young. 400 North
Womb avenue, has issued tnvi-
tions to a group of friends to |
her informally Thursday aft-1
Boon in celebration of her 70lh
[thdav anniversary
# # * |
tTHDAY PARTY
PONORS DAI OUTER
L Mr and Mrs Ira Mayo.
th El Reno avenue. entertrln-J
iBaturday evening with a bunco
::
Pipes Replace
Piano Strings
*
tl’MOAY NIGHT RRIDr.K
says the construction coat Is lea*
Only members were present when than that of a moderately good up-
tr and Mrs John Preston. 7151 right piano
BLACKWELL. Dec 9. — <A* -
8tate Senator Walter D Mnuk of
Caddo county had his first fling
. at piloting an airplane when he j
and holly when dalnjy vi*ited his son Walter D Mauk.
"*T ' * " | jr. here recently
Christmas was These things sure fool a fellow."
decorations and j he commented "I was surprised |
at the ease of the controls."
His son. a pilot since 1928. la
manager of the Blackwell airport
an aviation Instructor. Sen-
Mauk expects to take flying
lessons from his son next summer
outh Williams avenue enter!in-
ti Tuesday Night Bridge club last
entng
Mr*. Verne H Relsche scored
igh among the ladles and Mr
res ton tallied high for the gentle-
men
Each table was centered with s
glued red randle In a mound of
vrrgreen
efreshments were served follow-
ng the games
tinted Ip other
pnotntments
Next Tuesday evening the group
dll enjoy a dessert-bridge and
he annual Christmas party at the an<j
lome of Mr and Mrs Relsche „,or
W)5 South Ellison avenue
_ * * *
IIRIHTMAS ACTIVITIES
•I.ANNED BY CLUB
Mrs Oeorge Lovell. 1120 South
Hock Island avenue, entertained the
0 Y W Y K club at Its regular
nesting Tuesday afternoon Mrs
Will Lambert, vice president, pre-
sided over the business session In
he absence of Mrs R W Thom,
jresldent
Plans were made to observe the
rlub'a annual custom of preparing
rive Christmas baskets for needy
families and it was announced that
lhe Chrlstmaa gift exchange will be
field at th# next regular meeting
Dec 22 In the home of Mrs Lam-
tiert. 907 South Barker avenue
Refresh menu were served at the
Close of the meeting.
STATE SENATOR
BECOMES PILOT
Kidd Treasure Hunt
Now Being Revised
WEI.I .FLEET Mass Dec 9—<UP
—After bring spurred on by tales
ol Indian and pirate activities and
I he belief that Captain Kidd bur-
ied hla much-discussed treasure In
this vicinity, townspeople have be-
come amateur archeologists.
Wielding picks and shovels, res-
idents hope to find Indian treas-
ure and pln.tr loot Several arrow-
lieada. a stone hammer and hat-
chets alio pieces of petrified pot-
tery already have been found.
CHILDREN KILLED
FAYETTEVILLE. N C. Dec 0 —
Pi Three children were killed
ind at Icaat 10 Injured when a
ichool bus and a produce truck
■ollided on a highway near Pay.
-tleyllle today.
Steve Chappell, east-of El Reno,
in* departed for Hoi Springs,
Ark., where he will undergo three
WlW' lm,linen!
TYPEWRITERS AND
ADDINC, MACHINES
New and Heeondil toned
HALE — RENTALS — REPAIRS
HENRY BEHNE
Typewriter Dep't. Phone 210
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr and Mrs Joe Fonseca, eight
miles southwest of El Reno, have
announced the birth of a daugh-
ter to whom thev have given the
name Nettle Opal The Infant
was born Dec. 3 at the home.
RUMMAGE SALE
El Reno American
Wigwam
Saturday, December 12
B. 8 r. w. Club
Ltr
\t
WE ARE OUT TO SET A NEW ALL TIME RECORD IN THIS ANTHONY
STORE AT EL RENO, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
DOOR CRASHER
CHILDREN’S
Rayon Bloomers
vine Knit—Excellent quality 4
Bloomers. Tea rose color. I
Sizes 2 to 16. x ^
DOOR CRASHER
Bed Spreads
Large 80x105 size — Cotton
K r i n k I e Spreads in new
designs. Regularly 98c—Now
ALL RAYON SILK SPREADS 98c
49c
DOOR CRASHER
Toilet Soaps
(amay-Palmolive-
Life Buoy. i>
Limit 6 Bars
DOOR (RASHER
MEN’S
Shirts and Shorts
Fine quality non-run Rayon in
colors: — Pink, blue, peach.
Sizes 28 to 46.
LOS ANGELES, Dec 9—(UP'-A
new muslcnl inxtrument. the sym-
phonet, resembling a small piano
which plays on pipes instead of
strings, has been introduced here
It has 55 piano keys which send
.padded hammers thumping against
Jj5 j 55 reed-like metal pipes ranging
from 6 to 28 inches in length. Hie
v in celebration of the twen- ‘°n« '^’hlV^M
i birthday anniversary of their “* h‘“h **'
thter. Mis* Drlols Mavo Music of (hf nMf jrv,tniment Is
uexts to enjoy the courtesy with a cress, between the xylophone and
honoree were Misses Vera a fast-played chimes High notes
ite. Mary Lee Thierry. Lena resemble chimes Low notes, with the
Imer, lorena Palmer Edna stops released so thst each blow on
|yo and Irene Stewart Mr and the pipes vibrates, can be made to !
Vincent Roblyer. Roscoe resemble with weired accuracy the I
i r° S*r\ Underwood. Andrew far-off striking of a tower clock.
** Charles Stanfield, Delbert Tone range of the instrument is
d Jackie Mayo. j S|X notes short of a small
Miss Thierry won th# ladles' plate-'# scale.
vor for high score, while the Uses ranging from symphony
'ntlemen's award went to An- orchestra to Jazz are stressed by the j
ew Oist. Inventor. Harry F Noake. newspa-
Mlss Mayo was the recipient of perman Because It weigh# only 150
any lovely remembrances which pounds and cannot get out of tune,
'c displayed for admiration after he says, several churches are con-
Blnty refreshments were served s‘dertng its use for foreign missions. ,
Mowing the games. Noake worked two and one-half
* * * years developing the Instrument.
iRE.-KTONS ENTERTAIN and has applied for a patent He
ft
41
2 BIG DAYS
Afcain your Anthony El Reno store is trying for
a new sales record. Our aim is a new all-time high
for TWO DAYS SELLING in the history of the
C. R. Anthony Co. stores. . . .to do this naturally
we are forced to make some DRASTIC PRICE
REDUCTIONS to appeal to the greatest number
of people possible.
In planning this event we have kept in mind
particularly those items which are usually pur-
chased for Christmas Giving hv a majority of the
Christmas Shoppers.
Our stocks are complete. . . we offer you a wide
choice of styles, colors and sizes.
( ome to Anthony’s.....we’re prepared to serve
you with huge stocks of personally selected mer-
chandise and plenty of salespeople are here to j
serve you.
Women’s
Dresses
’ • CREPES
• PRINTS
• WOOLS
Every dress a desirable
style! Values to $9.90
Now—
TOY BARGAINS
98c Dish Sets H9c
49c Dish Sets 29c
2.98 Zephyr Trains 98c
98c Trains 69c
SNOW SUITS
Childrens snow suits in pink, blue,
red or white.
BLANKETS
42c
84c
Regularly $4.95 J2 Qg
DRESS SILKS
4 yds. 79c silk crepe Canton, sa-
tin or novelty weaves and Simpli-
city pattern.
Rlork Plaid Slnglr.
rollon, brrt die
Block plaid double,
rollon, bed site
Chatham 10flo„ Virgin Wool—Deep tone
or pastel ahaitrv A i nr
Regularly $8.90—Two Day*— tM.»/D
Sj»lSjSi&5.SlSi9iSiSjS)3)?,
Children’s Coats
All wool fabrics—warm linings
some fur trimmed, others plain.
Regularly $5.98
Now___
$3.98
Sizes 4 to 16
MEN’S WARM LINED
DRIVING GLOVES
>uifor- $2.98 3 Blackan(l„rown 98c
itr
WOMEN’S
Flannelette Gowns
Beautiful prints or |>astel gowns.
Fine quality flannelette.
Regularly $1.59 ah
Now M.U/
*wcw«t«t«t«!wrt*
WOMEN’S
RAYON PAJAMAS
Complete assortment in new styles
and colors.
Values $1.49 /\0
Now_____SoC
m
WOMENS HATS
Dozens of new fall styles to choose
from. All good colors are here.
Regularly 98c jkf\
and $1.49. Now— ^%/C
WOMEN’S SILK
Negligees and Robes
Broken astortment from early sea-
son fnst selling styles.
Regularly to $5.90
Now M./i)
MEN’S SHIRTS
No-Fade shirts — Plain white
broadcloth, full shrunk.
Regularly $1.49 AC_ ft
Now t/DC
MEN’S TIES
Complete assortment of new pat-
terns—Hundreds to choose from.
Regular 69e TO
Now JJC
2 for $1.00
MEN’S HOSE
Rayon hose in fancy stripe, check
or plaid designs.
Regularly to 19c in
Now_________ IlC
fgtrgigigtgigte^ictgietc-'
. BOYS’ HOSE
Plain color or fancy plaids and
checks. Complete size range- 8
to 10.
Regularly to 15c Q
Now__________ OC
WW»»Si9)Sj»)9)SaiMatt;
Boys’ Dress Shirts
Good looking neat patterns—Fast
color.
Women’s Untrimmcd
Dress and Sports
Coats
Plain Colors:
Navy-Brown-Black—
Sport Coats in Plaids
or Checks.
Regularly to $16.75
NOW—
Men’s Suits
All \V(M)I — Plain or
sports hacks in single-
or d o u h I e-hreasted
models.
Blues-(ireys-Brow ns
Sizes 32 to 10
Prints.
Sizes 6 to 11
88
EXTRA PANTS
FREE!
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