The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 12, 1947 Page: 3 of 8
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Sunday, January 12, 1947
El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Society
Three
Nazarene Society
Conducts Session
Women’s Foreign Missionary So-
ciety of the First Church of the |
Nazarene convened Thursday at
the church for an all-day busi-
ness and study meeting.
Mrs. Charles Kehrer gave the
devotiorals from the 48th Psalm,
MONDAY
Eagles auxiliary. Social meeting
in Eagles hall. Mrs. Maude Pearce,
Mrs. John O’Nan, Mrs. George
Purcell, committee in charge.
Catholic Daughters of America.
presented the devotionals, using as
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after which an hour was spent in |Hoste8S- Mrs- Erle O’Nan, 215
praver. 'North Macomb avenue. Meeting at
i^rlor 1UnCh<,°n W3S en' 8 -iendW Stitchers club. Hostess.
JCved at noon. Mrs. Hftrrv Dorian, 519 South
The afternoon session began at Roberts avenue.
l:30_ P:_?'..an<1.Mrs: Sally GUhens ' Childcraft. club. Hostess,'Mrs. lee
J. Stoneman, 301 North Bickford
avenue. Co-hostess, Mrs. Lawrence
Iliff.
Modem Readers club. Hostess.
Mrs. C. E. Varnell, 1049 South
Miles avenue.
Order of Eastern Star. Meeting
in Masonic temple.
TUESDAY
Everv Woman's Bible Study club.
Hostess. Mrs. C. W. Todd. 401 'n
South Rock Island avenue.
her text the 33rd verse of the 18th
Psalm.
Mrs. J. Louis Emmert, vice presi-
dent. presided over the business
Sfsrion in the absence of Mrs.
Sadie Bales, president.
Mrs. Githens was in charge of
the study lesson on “Let Us Look
at India.”
Mrs. John Caldwell and Mrs.
Wendell Hodges were guests while
members present were Mrs. Eva
Portwood. Mrs. Mary Beard, Mrs.
WORKBASKET CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
........ . ^ ^ ^ ucn lvlla Mrs. Joe Howarton. 711 East
H* mT”Bright? Mrs." A^F.^AHra.’!Wade street’ Was hosteSs Thur*-
Mrs. John Everson, Mrs. Githens, !dav to lhe Workbasket club.
Mrs. Emmert. Mrs. E. R. Davis,; Sewln«f was the diversion of the
Mfs. Olan Dennis, Mrs. Raymond , afternoon
Stroud. Mrs. B. O, Cory and Mrs. ' Refreshments were served to one
Kehrer. 1 guest, Mrs. Earl Epps, and to the
The next all day meeting will be mcmbers including Mrs. John
at the church on Feb. 6.
DR. E. VORHES
Optometrist—Visual Analysis
Glasses Fitted and Repaired
113'<j South Bickford
Phone 354
Evenings by Appointment
Crum, Mrs. Harold Steenrod, Mrs.
| Harley Martin, Mrs. Ernest Cross-
white. Mrs. E. L. Christopher.. Mrs.
Theo Lorerzen, Mrs. George Doyle,
! Mrs. Melvin Sikes, Mrs. Gene New-
som. Mrs. Robert Doyle, Mrs. Bud
Keith and the hostess.
Mrs. Christopher, 121 North O
avenue, will be hostess to the
club on Jan. 16.
AUCTION SALE at EVERETT AUCTION HOUSE
418 West Wade-Monday, Jan. 13 at 7:00 p. m.
Living room suite, dining room suite, 2 breakfast room suites,
bedroom furniture. 2 twin maple beds, complete; overstuffed chair.
4-plece bedroom suite, throw rugs, wool rugs, occasional chairs,
occasional tables, coffee tables, gas circulators, large and small;
’ several good radiant heaters, bathroom heaters, electric washing
machine, electric iron, radios, coal and wood heaters, wicker 3-pe.
living room suite, good kitchen cabinet, porcelain ice box. electric
sweepers. 2 three-quarter steel beds and springs; studio couch,
child's desk and chair, library table, dressers, commodes, 2 com-
bination book cases and writing desks, rocking chairs, high chair,
secretary, steel cot, throw rugs, folding chairs, bicycles, tricycles,
sidewalk bicycle. 5 gullons of outside white paint, child's table
and chairs, dishes, cooking utensils, garden tools.
If you have anything to sell bring it along or phone office No.
787 as this is your sale!
* C. L. Everett. Id F. Werner, Auctioneers s. i|. i.ove, Clerk
Mrs. A. K. Buird
Feted at Shower
Mrs. A. K. Buird, who was Miss
Florence Vogel before her mar-
.f’lKe on Dec. 22, was honored at
a miscellaneous shower Friday eve-
ning in the home >f Mrs. Bennett
S. Enfield. 120 South Hadden ave-
nue.
The evening was spent inform-
ally with games and readings by
Mrs. Charles Varnell, after which
the honoree opened her gifts which
were arranged under a beautifully
decorated pink and white umbrella
on the dining table.
Favors in the games were won
by Mrs. M A. Jones and Mrs.
Robert Hill, who presented them to
the honoree.
Invited guests included Mrs
Varnell. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Hill. Mrs.
Ernest Patrick, Mrs. S, L. Smith,
Mrs. W. C. Hamm, Miss Nellie
Waldron. Mrs. Richard George,
Miss Phvllis Anderson. Mrs. Wilbur
Anderson. Mrs. S. E. French. Miss
Earlene French. Miss Ruth Wal-
baum. Mrs. Price Thompson, Miss
Lydia Williams. Mrs. Wilma Ghol-
ston. Mrs. Garland Sears, Miss
Joan Murray. Mrs. Frank Gatz,
Mrs. John Woods. Mrs. Edna Mc-
Mahan Kelly, Mrs. John Fowler,
Miss Glen Evelyn McCarty, Mrs!
J. O. Faler. Mrs. Thelma Williams.
Mrs. Daniel Warren, Miss Mary
Trammel and the honoree.
* » *
VICTORY CLASS
IS ENTERTAINED
Victory class of the First Chris-
tian church met Friday evening in
the home of Mrs. J. D. Baugh, 1044
South Miles avenue, with Mrs. J.
A."Van Alstine as co-hostess.
After sentence prayers, Mrs. O.
R. Romire gave the devotionals.
Mrs. E. P. Sturdevant and Mrs.
David Warden were guests while
members present included Mrs.
Arthur Wage. Mrs. Stanley Barker,
Mrs. W. • W. Thom, Mrs. Eugene
Vcrhcs. Mrs. Jack Dill, Mrs. Theo
Seikel. Mrs. 'Loren Spurr, Mrs.
John Morrison, Mrs. Henry Schro-
eder, Mrs. Emery Whitacre, Mrs.
Romine and the hostesses.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening.
The next meeting will be on Feb.
14 when tire members will enjoy
a Valentine covered dish supper
with the place to be announced
later.
Family Style
Home Cooked Meals
Noon and Evening
/r. With
OjC Drink
—Breakfast Short Orders—
SUNDAY DINNERS
7C~ With
» Drink
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Methodist Units
Have Meetings
Sessions Are Held
By Five Divisions
Division 1 of th? Woman’s So-
ciety Christian Service of the First
Methodist church met Thursday in
the home of Mrs. C. L. Crippin.
506 South Rock Island avenue.
Mrs. A. J. Pugh of Hutchinson,
Kan., led the devotionals and used
for her theme "New Year Objec-
tives."
New officers were elected with
Mrs. Clifford Thompson named as
president: Mrs. James Murray, vice
president: Mrs. W. E. Deaton,
treasurer; and Mrs. Earl Cooksey,
secretary.
Mrs. J. R. Stock was appointed
literature secretary and Mrs. Guy
Lanman was appointed spiritual
Life secretary.
Dixie Carl was chosen for the
division name in recognition of
a deaconess from the local church.
Mrs. Crippin closed with prayer.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. B. J. Showen, Mrs. Jesse W.
Haydon. Mrs. Lillie Easley, Miss
Ida Ferguson. Mrs. C. A Fowler,
Mrs. Lanman. Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs. Cooksey, Mrs. Pugh. Mrs.
Stock and the hostess.
The divisibn will meet Feb. 6 in
the home of Mrs. Lanman. 520
South Hadden avenue, with Mrs.
Roy Mitchell as assistant hostess.
Mrs, H. C. Hicks, 602 South Hoff
avenue, was hostess to division 2.
Mrs. Joe Waldron presented the
devotionals, using as her theme
“The Four Roads of Life."
New officers elected were Mrs.
Harry Von Tungeln, president;
Mrs. John Griffith, vice president;
Mrs. Dick Spillers. secretary; and
H. J. Huchtemann. treasurer. Mrs.
Joe Waldron was appointed spirit-
ual Life secretary.
Brief talks were given by Rev.
C. L. Crippin and Mrs. Lillie Ess-
ley. Mrs. Fred Heckes closed the
meeting with prayer.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Waldron. Mrs. Von Tungeln,
j Mrs. Griffith. Mrs. Spillers. Mrs.
; Huchtemann. Mrs. Essley, Mrs.
| Heckes. Mrs. Lawrence King. Mrs.
| R. J. McGinnis. Miss Effie Weaver,
Mrs. W. A. Snow, Mrs. Ewing W.
Ilnlow, Rev. and Mrs. Crippin.
j Mrs. McGir.nis, 518 North Rock
I Island avenue, will be hostess to
j the division on Feb. 6.
I Division 3 met in the home of
Mrs. J. LeRoy Carter, 908 South
[Ellison avenue.
I “Stewardship for the Children of
the World" was the theme for the
[devotionals presented by Mrs. Lew
Murray.
New officers for the ensuing
year include Mrs. L. W. Wright,
president: Mrs. C. A. Jones, vice
president: and Mrs. L. A. Isaac,
secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Murray was appointed
Spiritual Life secretary and Mrs.
A. J. Patterson was appointed li-*
terature secretary.
Refreshments were served to Mrs.
D. B. Burke, Mrs. Harry K. Cow-
ard. Mrs. Harold Erbar. Mrs. Lewis
Frederick, Mrs. J. L. Funk. Mrs.
Jake Leske. Mrs. W. D. Thompson,
Mrs. B. O. Wilder. Mrs. Isaac. Mrs.
Patterson. Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Mur-*
ray and the hostess.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Funk. 700 South Hoff ave-
nue. with' Mrs. Burke as assistant
hostess.
Mrs. C. T. Pavy, 520 South Rob-
erts avenue, was hostess to division
4.
Mrs. F. R. Sitton gave the devo-
tionals and used “New Year Pro-
jects” as her theme.
Mrs. Sitton was elected president
for the new year, Mrs. Leroy Ei-
chor, vice president; Mrs. Nell Bur-
meier, secretary; and Mrs. A. B.
Warner, treasurer.
Mrs. H. M. Vander Graaf was
appointed Spiritual Life secretary.
Rev. Crippin and Mrs. Essley
gave short talks after which Mrs.
Sitton closed the meeting with
prayer.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. James Briggs. Mrs. Ed
Schoole.v, Mrs. O. N. Beverage.
Mrs. F. P. Hocker, Mrs. Hattie
Lord. Mrs. C. C. Schmelzel. Mrs.
C. D. Gillilan. Mrs. Warner. Mrs.
Burmeier. Mrs. Vander Graaf. Mrs.
Sitton, Rev. Crippin, Mrs. Essley
and the hostess.
Mrs. Schmelzel. 507 South Choc-
taw avenue, will be hostess to the
division on Feb. 6.
A new division was organized
Thursday afternoon in the home
Of Mrs. W. B. Blanton. 918 West
Woodson street.
Mrs. E. W. Patrick presented the
devotionals.
Officers elected include Mrs.
Blanton, president; Mrs. Joe
Courtney, vice president; and Mrs.
Lelar.d Crabbe. secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Crabbe also was appointed
Spiritual Life secretary.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. E. W. Patrick. Mrs. Wayne
Walker. Mrs. Lillie Essley, Mrs.
Courtney, Mrs. Crabbe and the
hostess.
The next meeting will be on Feb.
6 in the home of Mrs. Crabbe.
117''j North Bickford avenue.
{EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA IWhinery, Miss Betty Fox, Miss
SORORITY CONVENES Dorothy Palmer. Miss Geraldine
I Alpha Phi chapter of Epsilon Lambert. Miss Jane Jones. Miss
Sigma Alpha sorority met Thursn Virginia Jung and Miss Coward,
day evening in the home of Miss A social meeting will be held
[Harriet Coward. 1010 South Had- Jan. 23 in the home of Mrs. Ditt-
den avenue. mer. 824 South Hadden avenue.
Mrs Paul Brinkley, president of * * *
the chapter, conducted a business JACK CULLEY HONORED
session. I AT BIRTHDAY PARTY
Members present were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Culley, 221
Brinkley. Mrs. Karl Dittmer. Miss West Elm street, enter tained
Patricia Stream. Miss J a c k 1 e Thursday evening in honor of their
son. Jatk. on his 17th birthday an-
niversary.
In the games played, prises went
to Alfred Herberger. Daydreon Clark,
Paul Adams and Mary Culley.
Those present were Maxine How-
arton. Joan Peterka. Joanne Will-
iams, Dorothy Culley. Mary Culley.
Bill Bowers. Alfred Herberger. Glen
Smith, Ray Long, Paul Adams.
Daydreon Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rvel. son. Kenny, and Mr. and'
Mrs. Culley.
Theft from Church Is
Reported at Muskogee
MUSKOGEE, Jan. 11 — (U.R) —
-Members of the Boston Avenue
| Baptist church here todav *-..d a
| candidate for the "meanest thief"
i title.
| They reported a burglar stole
*104.40 from their church.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 270, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 12, 1947, newspaper, January 12, 1947; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc919908/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.