The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 58, No. 265, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 8, 1950 Page: 2 of 10
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El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Sunday, January 8, 1950
Patricia Kiely, Society Editor
WOMAN’S CULTURE CLUB
ELECTS I960 OFFICERS
Mrs. Forest W. Allen was named
to serve as president of the Wo-
man's Culture club when the an-
nual election of officers was con-
ducted during the Friday meeting
in the home of Mrs. H. P. Ricketts.
402 South Roberts avenue.
Others elected to office include
Mrs. B. E. Carder, vice president;
Mrs. P. k. Higginbotham, secre-
tary; Mrs. Sam Freeman, treasur-
er and Mrs. Guy Belfridge, parlia-
mentarian.
Preceding the election, the pro-
gram was directed by Mrs. Self-
ridge who discussed parliamentary
procedure.
Two original poems entitled “My
True Lovfe” and “Just Thinking"
were read by Mrs. Ora May Mer-
vrldt who also presented several
accordion selections.
Members present were Mrs. Al-
len, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Higgin-
botham, Mrs. Merveldt, Mrs. Sclf-
ridge, Mrs. Julia Bingham, Miss
Minnie Connolly, Mrs. M. B. Cope.
Mrs J. A. Hawklhs, Mrs. J. W.
Haydon. Mrs. A. L. Hofrman, Mrs.
A. L. McDonald. Mrs. S. T. Rober-
son, Mrs. Frank Taylor and the
hostess.
The Jan. 20 meeting will be with
Mrs. J. H. Craven, 101 South Hoff
avenue.
* * *
BROTHERHOOD AUXILIARY
HAS REGULAR SESSION
The initial meeting of 1990 was
conducted by newly-installed offi-
cers of the Ladles Auxiliary to the
Brotherhood rtf Railroad Train-
men Friday afternoon in Train-
men’s hall.
Mrs A. J. McCttllrtugh presided
over the business session and new
committees were appointed to
serve during the ensuing year.
Mrs. J. K. Archer was presented
With a past presidents’ pin.
Attending were Mrs. McCul-
lough, Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Roy B.
Collins, Miss Pattic Rae Collins,
Mrs. Sam Wallace, Mrs. J. E. Of-
field. Mrs. W. F. Broady, Mrs. R.
O. Vaughn. Mrs. Gordon Penney,
Mrs. Hazel Brown, Mrs. M. E.
Smith and Mrs. W. A. Niles.
* * *
EVERYWOMAN’S CLASS
ENJOYS ALL-DAY MEET
The weekly covered dish lunch-
eon and all-day quilting session of
the Everywoman's Bible class was
conducted Friday at the First
Christian church.
Members present inchtded Mrs.
H. A. Smith, Mrs. F. R. Gaughorn,
Mrs. Fanny Frosch, Mrs. R. A. Mc-
Clain, Mrs. V. A. Mount, Mrs. W.
F. Carroll, Mrs. Eknmett Mark, Mrs.
Vem Peterson, Mrs. Bam Freeman,
Mrs. George Lovell, Mrs. E. A. God-
frey, Mrs. D. D. Walker. Mrs. M.
M Golden and Mrs. E B Godfrey.
* * *
WORK BASKET CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Members of the Workbasket club
met Wednesday afternoon In the
home of Mrs. Glen Julian. Jr., East
Foreman road, fdr a session of
needlework.
Officers of the club for the 1960
term include Mts. Harold Glass,
president; Mrs. Julian, secretary-
treasurer and Mrs. E. S. Epps, re-
porter.
The door prize was presented to
Mrs. Epps.
Others attending included Mrs.
Theo Lorcnsen, Mrs. Olen Julian,
sr., Mrs. E. C. Crosswhite, Mrs.
Robert Doyle and daughters. Linda
and Donna.
The Jan. 18 session will be In the
home of Mrs. Epps. 1121 East Fore-
man street.
CALENDAR
ss
MONDAY
W. and E. club. Hostess, Mrs.
W. E. Ballew. 314 South Williams
avenue.
West Way club. Hostess, Mrs.
H. B Wilsen, 41* South Choctaw
avenue. Meetihg at 2 p. m.
Order of Eastern Star. Regular
meeting at 8 p. m. in Masonic tem-
ple.
Eagles auxiliary. Social meeting
in Eagles hall. Hostesses, Mrs.
Bryan Gregory, Mrs. George 6svis,
Mrs. Dan Hahn and Mrs. E. J.
Smith.
American Association of Univer-
sity Women. Meeting in room 310
at the highschool. Guest speaker.
State Representative Jean Pazour-
eck.
TUESDAY
Woman’s Benefit association.
Meeting in I.O.O.F. hhll at 2 p. In.
preceded by north luncheon
Rebekah lodge. Degree staff prac-
tice at 7 p. m. In I.O.O.F. hall.
El Reno Business and Professional
Women's club. Meeting in high-
school home economics department.
Modern Readers club. Meeting at
7:30 p. m. Hostess, Mrs. H. G.
Cloud, 1106 West London street.
WEDNESDAY
Home and Child 8tudy club.
Hostess, Mrs. Norhtan Schroeder,
1021 South Hadden avenue.
8titch-In-Ttme club. Hostess, Mrs.
Dick Mathews In the home of Mrs.
T. C Shacklett, 1021 South Macomb
avenue.
Order of Rainbow for Girls. Pub-
lic, formal Installation at 8 p. m.
In Masonic temple.
Variety club. Card party for
members and husbands Hostess,
Mrs. Ben Bopgps.s, 907 South Darker
avenue
MRS. BAXTER GALLOWAY
CONDUCTS CLASS MEKtlMG
Mrs. Baxter Gnllowhy, president
of the Electa Bible study class of
the Bible Baptist church, crtnducted
the Thursday meetlrig In the home
of Mrs. Waverly Barrett, 420 South
Ellison avenue.
Opening prayer Was repeated in
unison and the lesson from the
"Unified Gospels" was taught by
Mrs. C. E. Shaw, lessoh leader.
An offering for missionaries In
Japan was collected and prayers
were led by Mrs. C. L. Everett and
Mrs. Shaw. •
Other members attending includ-
ed Mrs. Joe Roush. Mrs. Earl Bain,
Mrs. J. L. Lillard and Mrs. John
Eimen.
The Jan. 12 session will be with
Mrs. Everett. 100 North El Reno
avenue.
• * *
CHAPEL IS SCENE
OF JANUARY WEDDING
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Melba Faye
Boone, daughter Of Mrs. Hendricks
Boone of Mexico, Mo., to Joseph
Malcom Phelps, son of Dr. and
Mrs. Malcom E. Phelps, 801 South
Hoff avenue.
The vows were read Tuesday,
Jan. 3, in the Chattel of the Gleam
of the First Chrtstlnh church at
Mexico.
Residence will be established In
Mexico where Mr. Phelps will con-
tinue with his studies as a day
student at the Missouri Military
academy.
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"On The Sunny Side of The Street"
Plans for New
Year Studied
Presbyterian Units
Meet on Thursday
Resolutions for the qew year pro-
vided program topics Thursday for
divisions of the General Society of
Woman's Work of thfe First Pres-
byterian church.
“Beginning the New Year With
God" was the subject of an article
from the “Fresbyterian Lift” read
by Mrs. C. L. McGill during the
meeting of division 1 In the home
of Mrs. f. F Clifford. 902 South
Williams avenue.
Mrs. McGill also directed the de-
votional period utilizing excerpts
from the first book of Samuel.
Mrs. Fred Hampton, chairman,
presided during the business ses-
sion when tt Was announced that
the congregational dinner has been
scheduled for Wednesday, Jan. 11.
Assisted by Mrs. Dona Hoffman
at co-hostess, Mrs. Clifford served
a dessert course to Mrs. Hampton,
Mrs. McGill, Mrs. B. U. Rector,
Mrs. Alfred Haim, Mrs. R. M.
Qulsenberry and Mrs. Catharine
Lemon.
Division 2 met in the home of
Mrs. O A. Shuttce, 1108 South
Hoff avenue.
The lesson presented by Mrs. Ves-
tus Morris concerned new year's
resolutions and the taking of an
Inventory of oneself.
Mrs. Morris also offered the
opening prayer and devotions, from
the book of John, were under the
direction of Mrs. R. E. Blansett.
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. Otto Bergner, Mrs. W. T. Rey-
nolds and Mrs. Dick Cole.
Members attending were Mrs.
Morris, Mrs. Blansett, Mrs. Walter
Boone, Miss Marian Blake, Mrs.
R M. Mai Ion ee, Mrs. W. H Mar-
tin, Mrs. H. S. McGee, Mrs. Dick
Rinderhngen, Mrs. Nye Severns,
Mrs. Paul Strate, Mrs. Lillie
Tompkins and the hostess.
The next meeting, Feb. 2, will be
with Mrs. Thomas Oreer, 218 South
Moore avenue.
A
STUDY INAUdtlRATED
BY BAPTIST CIRCLE
A study of the mission book,
j "Japan's New Day” was inaugu-
i rated during the Thursday meeting
of the Kate Hllen Gruver circle of
the Women’s Missionary union of
the First Baptist church. j
The first chapter, "The Sword
Becomes the Hoe" was taught by
Mrs. J. L. Tammbn.
The meeting Was conducted in
the home of the chairman, Mrs.
Riley Tarver, 1220 South Reno
avenue, who presided durlhg the
business sesstoft.
Opening prayer was offered by
l Mrs. Rua Choice.
Mrs. Mufray flaker Wits a guest
| for the meeting ahd members at*
tending included Ribs. Choice, Mrs.
Tnmtooh, Mrs. Bill Alexander Mbs.
Georgb Jones. Mbs. A. C. Jrthhsotii
| Mrs. Truthsh Lee, Mbs J. L. fcnfhp-
j bell and the hbstess.
* * *
I’GIFT* FOR YANKS’
REPOhTEh jWtufcNS
A report br the beeeht "Gifts fob
Yanks Who Gave" campaign spon-
sored by American Legion auktltrtry
units of the Oklahoma department,
was presented bv Mrs. Earl Ford,
local chalrmah Of the dHtte, durlhg
the Thursday meetihg of the or-
ganization In Legloh hall.
Mrs. Ford repotted that gift
packages were distributed to all hos-
pitalized veterans Ih the state and
to all members of their families.
She expressed gratitude to the
many local organizations and
! schools. In addition to individual
! dohors, contributing to the success
of the project.
A noon covered dish luncheon j
was planned for Thursday, Jan. 12, i
its an effort to secure the lt)50 mem- ;
bcrshlp quota of the unit.
It was announced that a Joint i
meeting with the Legion has been I
scheduled for Jan. 19.
The door prize was presented to ‘
Mrs. R. L. Huffman
How Can I?
Q. How can I freshen a loaf of
stale bread?
A. Wrap the loaf of stale bread
tr. a wet cloth, leaving it for a
minute; then remove the cloth and
bake In a slow oven for 15 to 30
minutes.
Q. How can I clean and sweeten
a sponge?
A Place the sponge In milk, al-
IpW It to remain for at least twelve
hours, then rinse In cold water.
Q. How can I quickly remove the
odor of onion or garlic from the
blade of a knife?
A. Run the knife throught a po-
tato.
Hare, Hound Race
! Ends in Disaster
NASHVILLE. Term., Jan. 7—(U.R)
J —Neither the hare nor the hound
won a race that led down a main
city street.
A rabbit hopped from his briar
patch and a dog spotted him and
gave chase. Another dog Joined the
chase, then two more. The five
reached an intersection in full
pace, just ht time to meet an auto-
mobile gdlng full speSd.
Every one of the aniihals W4s
killed.
STUDENTS LEARN GEMS
NORTHAMPTON, Mass. —(U.W—
When her sweetheart gives a Smith
crtUbge giri an engagement ring,
the diamond had better be good.
Students In a class in gems and
precious stones taught by Prof.
B. M. Bhaub abe learning ail about
diamonds and how to distinguish
between the fake aud the genuine
rtl.t.
Modern Etiquette
Q. What should a girl do when
a man calls unexpectedly, and she
has a previous engagement?
A. Tell this man Immediately
that you are sorry, but that you
have an engagement. Then invite
him to call again, If that Is really
your wish.
Q. What should the guests at a
dinner do while the host Is carv-
ing?
A. Keep up the conversation. Do
not watch the host, nor comment
In his carving
Q. When a woman is a doctor,
should she be addressed as Mrs.
Evans, or Doctor Evans?
A. "Doctor Evnns," always.
Q. When a girl is offered a cock-
tail In a crowd, but she does not
drink, what should she do?
A. Say, "No thank you," but
graciously. It Isn’t necessary to
add that she does not drink, nor
should she ever accept merely to
please the others.
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