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El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Thursday, March 7, 1
^ - _ -r\/ Calumet Club
OCl L I Y Is Entertained
Marriage Vows Mrs Wa"e'H Rol,in
Are Exchanged
Mrs. Chris Andersen
Hostess to Group
Radio To Control Bomb-Test Cameras
How Can I?
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Walter H. Rollin
Weds Bonnie Schuldt
The marrla/e ol Miss Bonnie
Schuldt. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
C. F. Schuldt, 411 Eunset. drive,
\o Walter H. Rollin. son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Roilin. yi3 South Hcff
avenue, was soleininzeu at 4 o flock
Feb. 14 in the home of the bride-
groom’s brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. L H Rollin, in Kan-
sas City, Kan Only relatives and
close lriends were present.
A fireplace decorated with white
loses and lighted tapers with a
background of palms and cedar
formed u setting for the double-
ling ceremony whl h wn performed
by Rev. Alvin D Havetost, pastor
of the Trinity Lutheran church,
Kansas City.
Given In marriage by her father
the bride wore u yray striped suit
with black accessories. Her corsage
was of white rosebuds.
Mr. and Mrs. U H. Rollin served
as attendants to the couple.
Mrs. Rollin was dressed in a eta?
suit and wore a corsage ol Talisman
roses.
After the ceremony, t» weddinp
dinner was served to the bridal
party.
Guests in attendance were Mrs
Fern Cohrs of Bartlesville, Mr
and Mrs. Homer Rollin and daugh-
ter. Dorothy, of Wichita, Kan,
Mrs. P. C. Young of Belvue, Kan.,
Mrs. C. C. Kopp ami Mis* Lezlte
Rollin of Kansas City, and the
parents of the bride and bride-
groom.
Mrs Rollin is a graduate of El
Reno highachool. At present she
is an employe of Cities Service
Gas company in Oklahoma City
Mr. Rollin is employed at Tin-
ker Field, Oklahoma City. He re-
centy received his dit barge from
the army, having served fivo years
with the 45th division, two years
of which wore spent in the Euro-
pean theater of operations.
The newlwed* now are at home
at 2710 North Robinson. Oklahoma
City
* * *
EAGLES AUXILIARY
HAS BUSINESS SESSION
Eagles auxiliary convened Mon-
day evening in the Eagles hall for
a business meeting wi*h the presi-
dent. Mrs. Merle Sheets, presiding.
Plans were made for a dinner
to be served at 0:30 p. m. Mur. 11
in the hall at which time hostesses
Will be the losing team in ai
recent membership contest
Mrs. Ben Roblver Is chairman
of the dinner while Mrs. Roy B.
Smith, Mrs. John O’Nan and Mrs.
Mary Wilson are on the committee
in charge of the social meeting
which will follow the dinner.
Member* pic ent were Mrs. Scott
8tory. Mrs. John E. Smith, Mrs.
Roy B. Smith, Mrs. Carrie
Stephens. Mis. Glen E. Powell,
Mrs. R. C. Cranmer, Mrs. O'Nan,
Mrs. Effic Klmbro, Mrs. Clifford
Kimbro. Mrs. W. J. B. Miller. Mrs.
Jack Thrtnat. Mr: W L Leach,
Mrs Sheets. Mrs, Wilson, Mrs.
Mabel Cranmer. Mrs. K. J. Smith.
Mrs. V. B. Robertson. Mrs. Nye
Severn*. Mrs. L. I. Flacus. Mrs.
Jess Williams and Mrs. Ernest
Hodgkinson.
♦ * *
M»S. J. C. MATLOCK
HOSTESS TO GROUP
Stitch-ln-Time dub met Wed-
nesday afternoon in the home of
Mrs. J. C. Matlock, 7111 South
Reno avenue.
Sewing was the diversion of the
afternoon.
Refreshment* were served tc
Mrs. E. H. Hobson, Mrs. C. H.
Perry, Mrs. Ralph Ccstln, Mrs.
Neal Vawter, Mrs. Harry Platt,
Mrs. Will Thomas, Mrs. Dick
Mathews. Mrs. C. H. Tesch, Mrs.
Hubert Gray. Mrs. Norman Schroe-
der, Mrs. Earl Dorrcugh, Mrs. Joe
Keith and Mrs. Matlock.
Mrs. Hobson, 1900 East Rogers
street, will be hostess to the club
Mar. 20.
Belore her marriage Feb 14 In
Kansas City, Kan, Mr W H Rol-
lin was the forraei Mr Bonin*
Schuldt, daughter of Mi anil Mi
C. F Schuldt, 411 Slin.seI. drive The
bridegroom, son ol Mr. and Mrs. II
H. Rollin, 913 South Hoil avenir.
recently was discharged from the
mny and now is employed at Tinker
Field, Oklahoma City where the
hopple is residing.
Calendar
FRIDAY
American Legion auxlllarv Meit-
ng at Legion hall.
T. E. L. class of First Baptist
.hurch. Business and social ineet-
ng at 3 p. in. in church parlors,
hostesses, Mrs. W Carl McCain and
drs. Lucy Turpin.
Victory Sunday school class of
/irst Christ ian cliurch. Pm tv at
7:30 p m. In church parlor Hast
dsess, Mrs Theo M Seikel and Mrs
Norman Schroeder
Fern Waldron class ol First
Methodist church. Hostess. Mrs W
B. Blanton. 918 West Woodson
street,
T. L. F club. Hostess, Mrr.
George Davis, 101 Nuith Admire
avenue, at 2 p. m.
MONDAY
Eagles auxiliary. Dinner at 0:30
p. m. in EaRles hall. Chairman ol
dinner, Mrs. Ben Roblver. Com-
mittee in ‘charge ol entcvtolnmenl,
Mrs. Roy B Smith, Mrs. John
O'Nan, Mrs. Mary Wilson
Child Craft Study club. Hos-
tess. Mrs. Lawrence Hitt 617 South
Hadden avenue.
Order of Eastern Star Regular
meeting in Masonic temple.
Modern Readers club Hostess,
Mrs. E. W Patrick. 636 South
Miles avenue. Book review h\
Mrs. W C. Hamm.
RV TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
CALUMET. Mar. 7—The H. E. O.
club met Wednesday In the home
of Mrs. Chris Andersen. Piecing
quilts was the diversion of the
afternoon.
Club members present were Mrs.
Fred ].a Fountain, Mrs Idiilp An-
tei n. Mr >. Irvin Penwrlght, Mrs.
I * e penwrlght and the hostess.
Ouestfi were Mrs. Ted Nitzel,
Kirs 11 l. Morris, Mrs. Sid Morris
|of Geary and Mrs Charles Ander-
sen,
I The duor prize was won by Mrs
Charles Andersen. Mrs. Sid Morris
! «.coi » il low and Mrs. Charles An-
i il r. *i» scored high for the visitors.
| High score for im*mb°rs was won
by Mr? Lee Penwrlght, while Mrs.
Louie Andersen scored low.
The wunen'f. council met Thurs-
iluy m the Calumet Christian
church Quilting was the diversion
ol the afternoon.
Pr» ni were Mrs. (joule Ander-
| eu Mr Chris Andersen, Mrs. J,
j E Oitiialjel, Mrs. M W. Ridgway,
vi r Pel I* Stewart, Mrs. Ted Nitzel
and Mm. Irvin Penwrlght.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Dole cele-
brated their 110th wedding anniver-
I >:i iv Feb. 26. A number of friends
anil i»lu lves called on them dur-
I log the afternoon.
The Calumet basketball teams
ill hated Greenfield teams Monday
| night in the last engagements of
I the season for both schools. The
Calumet, girls were victorious by a
.•ore «.! 46-39. Calumet led during
ilu entire game. Thp Greenfield
girls are champions of Blaine
county. Delphine Weller led the
( illume!, scoring with 21 points.
The bovs' game was a thriller
from start to finish and ended in
rirry book fashion With Calumet the
Winner by u single point, 45-44.
I The Greenfield team led the clos-
ing seconds of the game when
Q. How can I remedy a cork
Fellers Is Elected
To Direct Program
NORMAN, Mar. 7—(Special)—
Hospital No
Mrs. J. R. Carroll. Ninnel
which is suspected of leaking? Junes D. Fellers, giaLiuue of the entered the El Reno sanita
A. Remove the cork and place University of Oklahoma law school, medical treatment Mar.
in boiling water. Let it remain has oeen named vice president of dismissed today.
I he Junior Bar conferen :* which
l.s associated with the Ainetioan
Bar association. . . .. _ .
^ a major operation Feb.
Fellers, whose home is in Ckla-
l.onrn City, will direct h program Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Culley, 221 \
until the water is cool; then place
the cork in the bottle and it will
be as good as new.
Q. How can I clean leather
upholstery?
Mrs. Glen Ellison, Calui
was admitted to the sanltc
street, who entei-ed „hi si
A. Add a little vinegar to tepid i of activities to Include the read-
water and wash the, leather with a ] justment of returning lawyer-vet-
clean cloth. Wipe dry and polish j rraIW coopemtlon between lawyers j for a major operat ion Pel
with the following solution: Whites'
This battery of moving picture cameras, operated by radio through
remote control, will photograph the Army-Navy atomic bomb lesis
in the South Pacific this summer. Cameras will be on top <»t 100-
foot steel towers and housed in small rooms, each shielded again?!
V-ravq and other radioactive hazards of atomic bomb rxolflsi*'
Public Notices
of two eggs beaten slightly; mixed
with two teaspoonfuls of turpen-
tine.
q. Hwo ran i rid my home ot j turns programs
miop?
A. Placp a little oil of pepper-
mint about, their haunts on wails
of cotton. This causes them to
go elsewhere.
Q How can I keep I he hath
sponge clean and sweet?
A. Rub a fresh Jemon thoroughly
into it and then rinse thoroughly in
hot water.? If the sponge is very
slimy, sleep il in vinegar and water
over night, or for alHiut 12 hours.
and law students, traffic court removed to her home W
improvements and radio programs,) Mrs. Letta Palmer, Ml
speeches and other public rela-iderwent a minor operatic.
sanitarium Wednesday.
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(Published in The El Reno Daily
Tribune, El Reno, Oklahoma, Mar.
7. 14. 21. 1946»
IN 'HIE COUNTY COURT OF
CANADIAN COUNTY, OKLA-
HOMA.
In the Matter uf the Estate »!
Bertha G. King. Deceased.
No. 2875
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors ol Bertha G
King, Deceased:
All iierson* having laims against
the (»stat,e ol Bertha G. King, de-
e&sed, are required to present the
same with the nocessary voucher-,
thereto attached to the under-
signed administratrix at her resi-
dence, 2229 Eubanks Street, Okla-
homa City, Oklahoma, within foui
months from the date hereof oi
the same will be forever barred.
Dated this 1st day ol March
1944]
MABEL K. QU1NLY,
Administratrix.
J. A. RINEHART.
Attorney for Administratrix.
(Published in The El Reno Daily
Tribune, El Reno, Oklahoma, Mar.
7, 14, 21. 194fl>
NOTICE
Notre hereby given that Mat-
tie Fickess, Piedmont. Oklahoma,
! a: bid the sum of $1.00 on tin
following described property, to-
wn- Lot 24, Block 27, Piedmont,
Oklahoma, Canadian County.
I I will sell the aljove described
property to the above named bidder
lor the amount bid, at the office
of the County Treasurer, in HI
Reno, unless higher bids ure re-
ceived on that (late, March 25th,
1946
A T. MARCH,
(SEAL) County Treasurer,
Canadian County, Oklahoma,
iwem)
You a*e invited to stop by our store
and secure a bottle of LANG'S pAS-
TRIC TABLETS. They are made
especially for hyperacid stomachs. If
your food sours and your stomach
bloats with gas. because of too much
acid, take LANG’S GASTRIC TAB-
LEI’S. They are intended to aid di-
gestion anil thus relieve those an-
noying symptoms of acid stomach
distress, such as poor digestion,
heartburn, sour or upset stomach,
gassiness, bloating, sleeplessness, etc.
Clip this advertisement and take it
to Schooling Drug Co. It’s worth 25c
on your first purchase.
Ir«m tfc|« thrifty paakaft with
tha hiy rad 3 oaiy ifc*
plump, sun-ripened gratae — the pick of
the harveet—are Fireleee Cooked ... At
The Mill... for the finest in flavor. And
3-Minute Oats supplies the lasting nour-
ishment Vitamin Bi and Minerals your
family noods—a breakfast with a bounce
that never lets yen down. Penny ior pen-
ny. pound let pound, you can't buy better I
With Uros smounti c
mla It, Trss* Frsttlii
Vito
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THti) [ IS 4 ii'ffCRENCF IN 04TS SOY THt
Calumet, forged ahead to close a
successful season. Crump was high
lor Calumet with 21 points.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave McFarland
of Oklahoma City spent Hie week-
end visiting friends and relatives
at Calumet.
Mrs. Roy W henry and son,
Merle, oi Fort Reno were callers
! nf the Frank Hall home Saturday.
Norma Jean Haynes and Char-
lotte Leek spent the week-end
visiting in the Clyde Haynes homo
near Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Cates and
daughter spent Sunday *in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cates
at Weatherford. Mrs. Cates also
visited in the home of Mrs. George
Hill at Clinton.
Several of the Calumet teachers
attended the funeral of Miss Helen
Fltzgeyaki at W a tonga Sunday.
(Published in The Hi Reno Daily
Tribune, El Reno, Oklahoma, Mar.
7. 14. 2) 19461
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Zettie
Couch, Piedmont, Ok&homa, he
bid the sum of $2 00 on the fol-
lowing described property, to-wii
Lots 11 and 12 Block. 3. Piedmont,
Oklahoma, Canadian County.
I will sell Hu above described
property to the above named bidder
lor the amount bid, at the office
ol the County Treasurer, In Fl
Reno, unless liighei bids are re-
ceived on iluil date, March 25th,
1946,
A. T. MARCH.
(SEAL) County Treasurer,
Canadian County, Oklahoma.
(wem»
JB! -.NEW. SPRING’ARRIVALS -
MRS. H. C. PERKINS
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mrs. H. C. Perkins. 505 North
Choctaw avenue, was hostess
Wednesday to the T. M T. M.
dub
The afternoon was spent infor-
mally and members donated 201 a
dozen cookies to the Red Cvor..
cunteen
Mrs. W L. Davis received tile
contest prize.
A dessert course was served by
the hostess to those attending.
Hostess to the group Mar 20
will be Mrs. F, N Smph, south of
E) Reno.
* * *
MRS. J. R. LEATHERS
HONORED AT DINNER
An informal dinner was served
Wednesday in the home of Mrs.
Bertie -Crawford, 313 West Wade
1 street, honoring Mrs Crawford's
mother, Mrs. J R leathers, on
her 71st birthday anniversary
Those attending the dinner were
J. R Leathers, Mrs. Eddie Sands,
Mrs. Ola Moore, Miss Marie
Crawford, Miss Theresa McKenney,
the honoree and the hostess,
Afternoon callers were Mrs Cecil
Jones, daughter, Theresa, and Mrs.
Annie Beard.
A-Bomb Test Site Is
Called Bee-KEY-Nee
HONOLULU, Mar. 7-(U.R)-Thf
pronunciation of Bikini, central
Pacific atomic-bomb test site. Is
Bee-KEY-Nee
(Published in The El Reno Daily
Tribune, El Reno, Oklahoma Mar.
7, 14. 21. 1946)
NOTICE ^
Notice is hereby given that
Homer D. Hubb . R1 Reno. Okla-
homa, has bid the sum of $50.00
on the following described proper-
ty, to-wft: South 190 ft of lot
1, Blixk A Wilson Sub-Division to
the City ol Ei Reno, Canadian ,
Comity. Oklahoma
I will sell this property to the |
above named bidder for the amount )
bid. at the office ol the County
Treasurer, in El Reno, unless
higher bills lire received on that
date, March 25th, 1946.
A T. MARCH.
•SEAL) County Treasurer, j
Canadian County, Oklahoma.
Just arrived. The most
beautiful plastic purses ever
for sheer beauty, style,
and service they are un-
surpassed.
Others 2.98 to 9 90
SUITS
- r
KGALORE!
.Softer, dressier, younger and frankly prettier.
Jacket treatments are unique. Lengths vary from
the brief boleio to tunic length, with fuller should-
er and deep arm holes, that gives a graceful bulk
above the waist, line All new colors and sizes.
Price
15:40
Others to 39.50
LADIES' and JUNIOR SIZES
DANCE
Every Saturday Night
Mimic BY
All Eagle Orchestra
SIX PIECES
Eagles Hall
Woiu/erfy!
DRESSES
WAY TO RELIEVE DISTRESS OP
if
m
Dozens of dresses for Indies and Juniors including
straight and half sizes in tailored and dressy styles.
Dresses with the new look, draped, swing, dirndl
and pleated skirts, and the many versions or
sleeve treatment, including the cap, capulet in the
short styles, with wmg, balloon, shirt cuff and
lantern silhouette in others.
Yes, you get quick relief from eniffly,
stuffy distress of head colds with a lit-
tle Va-tro-nol in each nostril. What'*
more-tt actually helps prevent many
folds from developing if used in time!
Try It! Follow directions in packuge.
VICKS VA-TM'NOL
Convention Planned
By Reserve Officers
TULSA, Mar 7-(U.R'-Annual
invention or the Oklahoma Army
Deserve Officers association will be
held here Apr. 20-21.
• Refrigeration • Appliance
• Washing Machine • Radio
ONE DAY SERVICE!
JENKS RADIO SHOP
212 South Rock Island, Phone 101
If You Wish to Stay Lovely...
• You'll Remember This
NUMBER...
IT WILL BRING YOU YOITR
APPOINTMENT AT THE
BEAUTY CENTRE
Just Across the Street North of
The C. C. C. Grocery
TIMELY THINGS TO PLANT
I LOWERING QUINCE (Japonica), beautiful red,
■link and salmon flowers, now in bloom all over
[own 75c. *1.25, $2,011
Only 100 Me,^
DRESS SHIRTS
m
Others
to
FORSYTHIA (Golden Bell), bright yellow, now
coming in bloom an^
LILACS, Persian purple, Vulgaris and Asst, French
Hybrids 75c, $1.25, $2.00
PINK FLOWERING ALMOND, a lovely plant com-
pletely covered with double, rosy-pink
flowers $i.oo
SNOWBALL, lovely plants
$1.50
ALTHEA, Double Red and Purple (Rose ol
Shanm
_ 75c
Also Red and Purple Butterfly bush, Double
Yellow Kerria, Red, Pink and Purple Crape Myrtle,
Vitex, Fragrant White Winter Honeysuckle, Spirea
Van Houtee (Bridal wreath), Spirea Prunifolia, the
early double white, Spirea Froebella dwarf Pink
summer blooming, Arguta, the early single Garland
Spirea, Red Bud. f
In addition to the above partial list of deciduous
shrubs, we have a very complete line of Broadleaf
Shrubs, Evergreens, Fruit, Shade and Ornamental
Trees, Berry Plants, Roses, Bulbs, Hedging, Vines
and Perennials.
• Mr*. Lillie Robins # Mr*. Irma Kubala •Fern Zigler
Hutchinson " . Company
Landscape Architects
Phone 542 1206 Sunset Drive (Highway 66)
24.50
Jus! 100 Arrived / ,f ^
In ^
Fancy stripe dress shirts. Also | $
good quality whites by Van
IlMisen.
Fancies 1.60 M
USE YOUR CREDIT!
Just Say
“CHANCE IT!”
Whites......2.10
Each
MEN'S T-SHIRTS
Men’s white T-shirts you have wanted ,------
MEN’S WHITE BROADCLOTH SHORTS
Extra quality. Full cut. All sizes —----- . — Eseh
8(
5‘
ARMY TWILL PANTS and SHIRTS
Just received—the best combed twUl army pants and shirts
to match that we have ever received from Dickie. Permanent
sheen that look and wear to suit you-----------------Each «
35
CAHVAS GLOVES..................17c to 27t
LEATHER 610VES................1.49 to 1.98
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