The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 86, Ed. 1 Wednesday, June 8, 1955 Page: 2 of 6
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The El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
EL RENO
and WOMEN'S PAGE
Edited by MILDRED L. COKER—Phone 19
Supper Is Held By
Ruth Bible Class
The Ruth Bible class of the
First Baptist church met at the
church Tuesday evening for a
covered dish supper.
Devotionals were led by Mrs.
Marvin Hutson and the closing
exercises were given by Mrs. R. R.
Abel, president.
Members attending were: Mrs.
Ray Mullin, Mrs. Jim Davison,
Mrs. Hutson, Mrs. Bill Sneed, Mrs.
Ted Joule, Mrs. Robert C. Nichols,
Mrs. Russell Easley, Mrs. Harry
Hale, Mrs. Bill Elms, Mrs. Harris
Felton, Mrs. Foster Mogg, Mrs.
Paul Douglas, Mrs. Abel, Mrs.
George Mint, Mrs. Ralph C.
Jaynes, Mrs. Leroy Bishop, Mrs.
W. D. Feddersen, Mrs. J. L. Maul-
din, and Mrs. Gene Sears.
Visitors present were Mrs. Roy
Rames and Mrs. Clarence Gorbet.
Mrs. Douglas, 716 South Mahan,
will be hostess for the next meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. on July 5.
* * *
Mrs. George Kizer
Hostess To Class
Mrs. George Kizer, assisted by
Mrs. Todd Holloway, was hostess
to members of the Fidelis Sunday
school class of the First Baptist
church, when they met at the
Kizer home, 1000 West London,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Holloway led the group in
prayer and Mrs. George O’Neal
gave the devotions, entitled, “Pray-
er and Faith.”
A financial report was given by
the president, Mrs. Leroy Ander-
son. Sentence prayers closed the
meeting.
Members attending were: Mrs.
Urcel Coburn, Mrs. James Dur-
ham, Mrs. O’Neal, Mrs. B. E.
Carder, Mrs. Virgil Cox, Mrs. Al-
lan Williams and Mrs. Maxine
Nail.
The next meeting will be held
in the home of Mrs. Carder on
July 5.
* * *
Eleven-and-One Club
Has Regular Meeting
The Eleven-and-One club met
Monday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. E. C. Crosswhite, 120 North
M.
High score in canasta was made
by Mrs. M. E. Porter and low was
awarded to Mrs. Jack Mulanax.
Those in attendance were Mrs.
Forrest Davis, Mrs. L. G. Keller,
Mrs. J. N. Edmondson, Mrs. How-
ard Jessup, Mrs. W. R. Myers,
Mrs. W. A. King, Mrs. A. C. De-
Laughter, members.
Two guests were Mrs. Rudolph
Leek and Mrs. Charlie Tye.
The next meeting will be June
20, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of
Mrs. Virgil Tennery, 114 South K.
* * *
Azalea Flower Club
Has Annual Breakfast
The annual summer breakfast
for members of the Azalea flower
club was held Tuesday morning
when fourteen members and two
guests met at Legion park.
Guests attending were Miss Jan-
ice Eaton of Tuttle, and Miss San-
dra Sue Feddersen.
Members present included: Mrs.
Ada Wagner. Mrs. L. E. Handley,
Mrs. Fred Von Tungeln, Mrs. Cleve
Chappell, Mrs. R. H. Gaughorn,
Mrs. G. A. Streitenberger, Mrs. Leo
Anthis, Mrs. Ralph Whitlock, Mrs.
Ted Feddersen, Mrs. W. F. Fed-
dersen, Mrs. Lacy Bennett, Mrs.
R. M. King, Mrs. V. A. Mount and
Mrs. Paul Hoffman.
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WILLARD PARKS, OWNER
208 8. Bickford Phone 108
Golf Pairings
Mrs. Glen Brown, Mrs. Garland
Sears.
Mrs. J. B. Swaim, Mrs. Duard
Barnes.
Mrs. H. J. Davis, Mrs. S. R. Re-
ville.
Mrs. V. R. Mordy, Mrs. Robert
Dulmage.
Mrs. H. C. Brown, Mrs. H. G.
Davis.
Mrs. C. A. Evans, Mrs. P. B.
Myers.
Mrs. Floyd Leidy, Mrs. O. W.
Limcstall.
Mrs. Charles Franklin, Mrs.
John Mueller.
Mrs. Paul Mason, Mrs. Art Har-
rison.
Mrs. Frank Vogel, Mrs. Marion
Sharp, Mrs. Francis Porta.
Mrs. William Schulte, Mrs. Fred
Arnold.
Mrs. Ira Doke, Stella Beets.
Mrs. Earl Woodhouse, Mrs. M.
C. Chambers.
Modem Etiquette
Q. What kind of letter can a
man’s mother write to his new
fiancee if she lives in another
town?
A. “Dear Betty: Jim has just
told us of his great happiness
which, of course, brings joy to us.
Our one regret is that we are so
far away that we cannot immedi-
ately welcome you in person. We
do, however, send you our love and
good wishes. Margaret Wilson.”
Q. Is it necessary that a woman
traveler wear a hat in the dining-
car of a train?
A. This is entirely optional.
Limestall-Ownby
Attendants Named
Attendants for the wedding of
Miss Ernestine Ownby and James
Dean Limestall which will be
solemnized Saturday, June 11, at
9 p. m. have been named by the
couple.
Mrs. Tom Parker, Oklahoma
City, will serve as matron of hon-
or and bridesmaids will be Miss
Janis Thompson, Oklahoma City;
Miss Jacque Orr, Junction City,
Kan.; Miss Barbara Shepherd,
Tulsa, and Miss Pat Hurley, El
Reno.
Robert Ownby, Stillwater and
William Agee, Wyncote, Pa., will
be eandlelighters.
The best man will be Mahlon
Ozmun of El Reno. Ushers will
include Drew Denney, Kansas
City, Mo., Joe Thomas, Kansas
City, Mo., Bob Bartheld, McAles-
ter, and Carl White, Chandler.
Organist will be Miss Twyla Len-
on' Durant and vocalists will be
Mrs. L. F. Davidson, cousin of the
bride, of Beaumont, Tex. and Miss
Janet Huddart.
Ted Ownby, jr., brother of the
bride, will seat the bride’s mother
for the ceremony.
* * *
BEC Club Meets
With Mrs. Gholston
The BEC club held its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon in the
home of Mrs. George Gholston, 607
North Evans.
At the business meeting, presid-
ed over by Mrs. W. L. Connally,
vice-president, the members vot-
ed to donate to the Red Cross
disaster fund. A free will offering
of $16.50 was collected.
The mystery package for the
afternoon was given to Mrs. John
Lorenzen and needlework was the
diversion for the meeting.
Members present were: Mrs.
Margaret Remi, Mrs. R. F. Jones,
Mrs. W. J. White, Mrs. F. R.
Gaughorn, Mrs. D. S. Armold,
Mrs. Ray McCormack, Mrs. Tice
Wagner, Mrs. Connally and the
hostess.
The club will adjourn sessions
for the summer months and the
location of the September meeting
will be announced later.
CALENDAR
THURSDAY
Trinity Lutheran Mission guild.
Meeting at church.
VFW Auxiliary. Meeting in VFW
hut, 7:30 p. m.
CWF of First Christian church.
Service Day at church, 9 a. m.
Circle 4 of GSWW of First Pres-
byterian church. Meeting at
church. 1:15 p. m.
Circle 5 of GSWW of First Pres-
byterian church. Hostess Mrs. W.
I. Wyrick, jr.' Concho, picnic at
6:30 p. m.
St. Anne unit of Sacred Heart
Altar society. Hostess Mrs. Will
Finn, east of El Reno.
ODO club. Hostess Mrs. Charlie
LaFollette, 518 West Woodson.
Royal Neighbors of America. All-
day meeting in lOOF hall.
Social Order of the Beauceant.
Business meeting in Masonic
temple.
W and E club. Family picnic in
Legion park, 7 p. m.
Birthday club. Hostess Mrs. L.
I. Fiscus, Chappie addition. All
day meeting.
Social Order of the Beauceant.
Meeting at Masonic Temple, 7:30
p.m.
FRIDAY
Ladies Auxiliary of ORCB.
Breakfast meeting for members
and their husbands in Legion park
at 8 a. m.
Every Woman's Bible class of
the First Christian church. All day
meeting at the church.
Ladies Auxiliary of ORCB. Reg-
ular meeting at home of Mrs.
Florence Devitt, 403 West Wade,
2:30 p. m.
Ladies Auxiliary to Switchmen’s
union. Hostess, Mrs. Robert
Shamblin, 806 North Bickford, 7:30
p. m.
SUNDAY
Rcbekahs and IOOF. Memorial
service, First Baptist church, 7:45
p. m.
Rebekahs Donate
To Disaster Fund
Members of the Rekekahs voted j
to contribute $15.00 to the Red
Cross disaster fund when they met
for their regular business meeting,
Tuesday evening at the IOOF hall.
Plans were made to attend the I
Sunday evening services of the
First Baptist church on June 12, |
as a memorial to deceased mem-1
bers of the Rebekahs and IOOF 11
lodges. IOOF members will ae-|
company them as a group.
In attendance at the meeting I
were: Mrs. W. L. Adams, Mrs.
John Layton, Mrs. W. R. Crites,
Mrs. Sam Lakin, Mrs. C. F. Hug-
gins, Mrs. W. M. Golden, Mrs. J.
W Stockburger, Mrs. R. E. Frid,
Mrs. Robert White, Mrs. Grace
Wagner, Mrs. Leland Anderson,
Mrs. Nola Hyer, Mrs. Bertie Riem-
ar, Mrs. E. A. Jessup, Mrs. J. T.
Douglas, Mrs. Mattie Barnhart,
Mrs. Thomas A. Harris, Mrs. G.
N. Anderson, Mrs. G. L. Wilson,
Mrs. W. L. Leach and Mrs. W. H. |
Verges.
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Phone 167
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SHORTS
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CLEARANCE
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Ladies’ cool cotton plisse slips. Nylon
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Ladies’ cool pastel plisse cotton
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Broken size range Regularly $1.98
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D
Washable. Cotton twill
with cuff and zipper back.
Sanforized. Navy, Red,
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Elastic boxer tops. Regu-
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