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El Reno, (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Wednesday, June 14, 1944 !
.SOCIETY.
First Matches
In Tourney &t
Calendar
First matches In the annual
women’s championship golt tour-
nament will begin with the first
twosome teeing off at 9 a. m.,
Thursday at the E3 Reno Golf and
Country club and each successive j clal meeting In the
pair teeing off at five-minute In- haB at 8 p. m
tervalt thereafter
Membei - A 'he Ladle; Oolf clue
not peint i ut»i. -u 'be tourna-
ment will be p -ed at the tee after
U.e tournament i ay begins. Firs!
nine ot the to holes to be played
will be the regular Thursday play
and will be fer low net
Eastern Star
Gtlicial Feted
District Deputy Is
Honored i luring Visit
FIGHTER r
THURSDAY
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of the Central Methodist 1 dinner
church. Meeting In the church.
Mrs. Alma Lehenbauer of Enid,
district deputy of the Order of the
Eastern Star, was honored at a i
Monday evening at the I
. Southern hotel preceding tire reg-
Odd Fellows and Rebekahr So- j uJgr meetln„ in the MllSonlc tem.
* * * i pie an:i with a breakfast Tuesday
j morning In the home of Mrs.
FRIDAY j Marion Moulton, 602 South Had
Women’' Heller corps. Hostess, ] Qfn avenue, when she made her
j ^.frs. I E. Day. 615 Korth Bickford i , jficju.1 visit of inspection here tills
! avenue j week.
Ladies Auxiilhry to the Broth- ! Garden flower adorned the long
erhood of Railway Trainmen. * taole from which the dinner war
Meeting In Trajimens hall. | servec| Monday'evening. Officers
I Tulip unit of the Garden Flower ’ and guests other than Mrs Lehen-
j club. Breakfast and meeting in j bauer were Mrs. Moulton, worthy
matron; Ralph Jones worthy pa-
clude the medalist, Mrs. Hadley I tron' anc* Ml' JOOM KJ
C Brown . Mr John C Rus- PAST ORACLES CLlb j mund Fucb: Mr and Mrs S H
sell; and Mrs. C A Evans vs. Mrs. OONCLIDES SEASON • Foster, Mi Kiank Cleere Mis,
Those to play In Mrs. L. E Day, president, was George hunch Mi Claude W
In charge of the brief business : Cherry, Mrs. J M Wood
(Session of the Fast Oracles club
HORIZONTAL
1 Pictured
heavyweight
tighter,
11 Native metal
12 Simplicity
13 Tear
14 Near
15 Charitable
gifts
18 British Co-
lumbia (abbr )
17 Friend
16 Transpose
(abbr )
20 Tantalum
(symbol i
22 Evening
before
25 Measure of
area
(abbr.)
53 Greek letter
56 Mother
57 Play on words
58 Stable
58 Swiss
mountain
61 He was con-
tender for the
crown as a
heavyweight
VERTICAL
1 Toward
2 Verbal
3 Encountered
4 12 months
5 Gallon (abbr ) 33 Irritate
6 Doctrine 36 Pale
J Finest 37 2000 pounds
6 Sphere 3«Boy
9 Pleasant 3a Before
26 Compass point io Spain (abbr) 40Accomphsh
27 uveal note
Aiifttver fo Previous Puatl*
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44 Rough lata
46 Journey
48 Scoff
49 Presented
songs
50 Story
52 Blackbird of
cuckoo famil;
54 Dolt
55 Three (comb
57 Parcel Post
(abbr )
60 Pair (abbr.)
17 Father
18 Skill
19 Golf device
21 Malt drink
23 Compete*
24 Half an em
26 Breaks
28 Operatic solos
:il Employ
Piedmont Has
Social Activity
Visitors Entertained
In Numerous Homes
Harold Enterline, Miss Laverne Hug-
gard, Miss Blanche Garten, Mrs.
A A. Gldney, Mrs. EM Washecheok,
Mrs. Art Collett, Mrs. Q. A. Howe.
Mrs. M. F Dickerson. Mrs. Roy
Wilson. Mrs. W. W. Kunz. Mrs.
Floyd Knight, Mrs. Archie Knight,
Mrs. Arthur Huggard, Mrs. Zettie
Couch. Mrs. Nancy Benge. Mrs. Eula
Yowell and Mrs. Donald Mackie
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sliorney and
EY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT son. Boddy, ot Shuwnee, Mr mid
I PIEDMONT, June 14—Mis Clay Mrs. Banner Towe and daughter.
! Cleveland and children of Oklaho- Wilma, of Oklahoma City were
ma City visited In the home of %^'***? SUnt!“y afU?r"T
Boddy and Wilma will spend the
Mr. and Mrs. C. F' Jennings Thurs- summer
day.
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dickerson and Rev. and Mrs. Gloyde Lukehart,
Churchill Churns
Unity Important
LONDON, June 14—»/P)— Prime
Minis ted Winston Curhchlll, in a
United Nations day message, de-
clared Tuesday night that a- final
victory is approached It Is fitting
hwe should emphasize unity which
alone can make it possible."
"We honor the cause ol Lire united
naUons," Churchill said. "This Is
the cause of good men throughout
the world. It Is the cause which
inspires energies and claims the
loyalties of the greater alliance
that history has ever assembled to
Those paired In the upper brae-.
ket of the championship flight In- ! Le*Km parK
R V. Dulmagi
the lower bracket ol this flight are
Mrs V. R Moidy the defending,
chare n, vs. Mrs. Sim Richard
Reville, ai d Mrs Haydn Davis vs
Mrs. L. A Garner
In the upper or..'ket of class A. ' “ur
Mrs O. Dlimnlck drew a bye and Members present Included Mrs. | Mr Fuch: presented a lovely
Mrr P B Myers will play Mrs. Perry Moore. Mrs. L E. Craig. Mrs | 8Bl to Mrs Lehenbauei on behalf
Marvin Chambers Mrs J L Tre- E E Fox, Mrs. Walter Bradley, |ot the n chapter,
vathan will play Mrs. Robert Mrs A G. Burger Mrs Day and , Regular >ion including an
Cherry. Mrs. J
E N Potts, Mrs Norman Schroe
which conducted Its regular session ! del Mr AUelum l.au him Mrs
Tuesday in the home of Mrs V ! Catharine
A. Mount 607 South Macomb ave-
nue.
29 Within
30 Melody
32 Great Lake
34 South America
(abbr.)
35 Iridium
(symbol)
36 Cued
Mrs, | 0f vvatei
Lemon, Mrs. William |
I Wells, Mrs A, W Hauser and Mr , '
I M L. Simmons
play
Greenleaf in thi Inwe bracket o(
this flight and Mrs* iferl Barnes
will play Mr. Guy Hobgood.
* • •
WESLEYAN SERVICE
GUILD UONVENES
Wesleyan Service guild of the
First Methodist church conducted
a meeting In Ij, ion park and the
Initiation wa, conducted at the
Masonic temple after the dinner.
After the business was com
Etiquette
Mrs. Mount.
This was the last session until
Sept. 12 when the hostes; will be
Mrs. Burger, 500 East Wade street | Plvted a socwi Hour was enjoyed
• on the second floor of the temple
; with Mrs O E Smith, gegneral
chairman in charge
Garden flowers adorned the long
| tractive setting for the egput Mrs
I Sclirceder, accompanied by Mi.-f
I Hauser, sand "Just for You, ’ dedl-
| rated to the visiting deputy. A
short flag ceremony In observance
was presented and
R A McClain sang ’’Therp’.s
a Btar-Bpangled Banner Waving
Hrhoolev out attracting attention. „ .
oenuutey c 1 Somewhere us the flag was pre-
40 Dr tiact attor-
ney (abbr )
11 Therefore
12 Like
13 Sun god
15 Ontario
(abbr.)
17 New Jersey
(abbr )
19 South Dakota
(abbr )
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daughter. Harriet, of Oklahoma who have resided In Oklahoma City I 1 u ' afraln '** Pl,v , rs of
City visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar where Rev. Lukehart was employed 'UJ
Dickerson Friday. by the fire department, have moved we draw towards the final
Mrs. John V Whelan and daugh- “> the B»Ptist parsonage here Rev. ^ry \ov wWch w*; lon* il 1
ter Joy. of Oklahoma City are vis- Lukehart Is pastor of the Piedmont that «<■ should emphasize
iting in the home of Mr and Mrs.' BaPtist church. He has resigned unitf wlUch alone can make u
from the fire department *to devote Possible
his full time to the ministry. i “Divided we can await nothing
Miss Mary Every. Miss Dorothy but confusion and ruin United we
Knox. Miss Argus Dickerson, Miss have brighter hopes than have'ever
Loretta Gill, Miss Janet Eades, Miss cheered mankind ’
church basement Monday evening q If one Is eating and takes a
with Miss Florence JolAson and mouthful of food that is too hot , I
Miss Helen Carter servin' as host- would It be all right to take it |
esses. from the mouth?
of l*‘l'ti/
Games and songs were the dl- A No; take a drink of water asjM|1.
version for the evening
Guests were Mrs. fid
OP A Assailed
On Oil Policy
WASHINGTON, June 14—(A*)—
Tlic office of price administration
has "bungled'1 the handling of
crude oil prices, its regulations and
Captain (iiven
.‘{0-Year Sentence
MANTA ANA. Calif, June 14 —
i,l-i Captain Morrison J Wilkin-
son, army liter Tuesday nlgrtt was
ci iivictcd bv an army general court
quickly as possible, but do so With- ,
anil daugh J H Millwee W What is Ma be-1 a a for a j sent<,d
and Mrs A T Ballinger, while woman to revive old friendships aft- , , , ,, ,. .. .
members attending were Mrs. Wll- « being W for some time? meetim* weff*Mr " h i
lard Blanton, Miss Winifred Wll- a. Either a bridge oarty or an | henb8lw,, Ml Puul straU- Mrs I
hams. Miss Lois Williams. Miss afternoon tea would be a good wav F B Myws M|. E, Bowllug
Mauline Hahn. Mass Maxine Mor- q Would it be proper to say, “1 t Mr- Tony Kirk. ,i l Mr ; Anna
ris. Miss Fioriun Walker, Mias have a date for this evening?”
Evelyn Reuter, Miss Mary Helen A no; gay. "I have an engage-
Marsh. Miss Nellie Marie Schulz, ment'*
Miss - Mary Jane Waldron, Mrs ■ -
Edith Rae Ir Whisky. Miss Helen
Carter ana Mt->; Florence Carter
Dal*- for tly next regular meet-
ing will he announced later.
How Can I?
Local Briefs
W^yi
hint i
yne Kepiga
third class, who has been serv-
ing with the U. 6 navy In the
Mediterranean are:’, Is spending a
20-day lenvt visiting his father.
C W K< Iga, 10j North Hoff
avenue
Dsnriy Hodge' son of Rev. and
Mr;. J. W Hodges. 704 South Ma-
comb avenue will depart June 21
lor the Apollo buys' choir camp a',
Fayetteville. Ark , lor an eight'
week stay
Q. How can I make green com
sweeter?
A The husks should be kept on
com until just, lief ore It Is boiled
— Or, open the husks far enough to
gunner’s mate get the sllks out' then cook the cor"
In the husks. The corn will be
sweeter and more tender.
Q How can 1 prevail lumps In
brown sugar?
A. Brown or powdered sugar will
not be lumpy It It Is transferred
from the paper bag to a tightly
covered jai or can
Q How can l remove black shoe
polish stains?
A Use soap and water or turpen-
tine. For tan polish use alcohol
Vinegar will remove shoe polish
from clothing
ffanska. Mrs Norma Henning, Mrs
Elolse Roe Mr; Blanche Kimball
and Mrs H G Burgess
Those attending the breakfast
given by Mrs Moulton Tuesday
morning were Mrs. (j-henbaoer
Mrs. Jones, Mr- Cleere, Mrs
Fu<;h; Mi Foster Mr; Simmons.
Mrs. Potts, Mis Hauser, M*r Edna
McMahan Kelly and the hostess.
policies proving it Is not familiar j martial on morals charges tnvolv-
wlth the problem and Is not In ing a number of women and was
sympathy with the Industry, Rep- sentenced to 3u years imprlson-
reieniative Frank Carlson (Re- ment at hard labor,
publican. Kansas i said during The flier was convicted on six
house debate on price control leg- specifications and acquitted on
Islation. Hour.
Supporting an amendment offer- j The 28-year-old flier was found
td by Representative Wesley E unity of statutory rape rhargegs
Disney iDemocrat, Oklahoma) to made by Caprice Capron, 17-ycar-
liurease the price of oil. Carlson old night-club dancer, who claim-
declared that “congress can no cu he forced his attention on her
longer delay taking aefinite ac- He was acquitted on a .specifica-
tion.” rtlon of lewd and lascivious conduct
Thousands of Independent oil j in connection with her accusations
producers have been forced to sell
Dielr holdings to larger ol1 com-
panies or forced to
REUUPEK AT H. WITH
METHUEN Muss Uifb
MUSIC
Three
cease opera-
„ I Line a grandfather, beiT.ruiit John
lions under the present program, ^ Methuen Is conduct-
ht ,aid.
. »MHt iuwv . U«uol luiicuit. Uetwoen
Tlie ofl industry lias duin;' . . ’ , .
treatment; tor wound;-: .sustained
! John Whelan.
, Sei'taiy Harold Collett of Den-
i ver. Cole arrived Friday for a 10-
I day furlough at the home of his _
pm.nn M ,iid Mr- A E Collett Mo,fat7M^I^T'lTnT
Miss Ruth Roberts returned Fri- Mlss Luschen Mfs ^ |
day after a brief visit witli Sergeant gtroud and Mrs AUen ^ Qt
o iett at Denvei tended the grand assembly- of the
Mr and Mrs. Vem Oullett and order of Rainbow at Guthrie last
son and daughter of Edmond vis- wfcek Miss Gill and Miss Eades
Ited in the home of Mr. and Mrs. served as grand pages.
Otis Fry and Mrs. Finite Couch Mr and Mrs Harry Brown and
Sunday. family have moved into the Jess
Mrs. Cora Long returned recently , Bennett house. Mr. Brown is em-
after a visit of several weeks In the ployed In the West Edmond oil j
homes of her son, Horace Long, and j field. -
daughter. Mrs Eltie Sayer. at Hydro ] Misses WiUa and Wanda Stout.
Mrs Arthur Huggard returned who attend Hill’s Business univer- |
last week after a brief visit with j sity in Oklahoma City, spent the
her husband Private Huggard at i week-end at the home of their par-
Alliarn. Private Huggard is mts. Mr and Mrs^J^JF Stout
confined to the base hospital with
mumps.
Private Ieslie Kimball has fin-'
Ished Ills basic training at Shep- j
pard Field. Tex, and has been j
transferred to Scott Field. 111.
Geraldine Simpsoi was |eturned
home Thursday from the El Reno
j sanitarium where she underwent a
major operation May 27
Miss Sally Clark spent the latter '
part of the week with her grand- |
parents at Oklahoma City
Lloyd Dickerson spent last week [
with Mrs. Dorothy Fields and chil- |
dren at the C F Thompson home.
The following women assisted in 1
making surgical dressings at the |
Red Cross rooms the past week:
Mrs Ed Ferguson. Mrs Cora i
Crossfield. Mrs. C F. Jennings, Mrs j
Stewart E-ades, Miss Nellie Long, I
Mrs Ernest Pazoureck. Mrs Addie'
Gossett, Mrs. Fred Baker, Miss (
Dorothy Moffett, Mrs Donald
Mackie. Mre Mat gie Bast, Miss j
Blanche Gaiten Mrs. A A Gldney.,
Mrs Phil Every. Mrs. Charles Ash- |
ton, Mis. T A Hampton and Mrs .
Ed Washecheck.
Tliose contributing to tire canteen
at EJ Reno tlie past week were Mrs.
HEAR EVANGELIST
PERRY B. COTHAM
Tonight's Nubiert
“ARE THE PREKENT WARS
THE FULFILLMENT OF
PROPHECY?”
Services at B:0« P. M.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunset and Evans
OKLAHOMA
LEADS the NATl
in fine bwf stock
even tiling In its power to ggcun
rear''liable consideration from thi
HHtT'S IN A NAME?
BOISE. Idaho (UP) Leulul P I agency ”
Truity a trusty at the Idaho pent-4 He said If the Disney amend
teiitnry farm, allowed neithe aunt Is adopted It will give th
name nor title to restrain him. producers "a living price,” and re
Trusty Trusty walked away one suit In drilling lor
night and hasn’t come back. ^ petroleum
while serving a sti etcher-bearer
In New Guinea and later on Gua-
dalcanal.
H h Porter. 308 E,.«*t Hayes
street, was called to McAllen, Tex.,
undiscovered Saturday because of tlie illness and
death of hls sister.
vJy
what's mo*e.'-one at Americas finest
Etoers is mode. ri£j\t Iwc ^ horned
PROGRESS
So MILD Sg MELLOVV So SMOOTH-
O TRY IT-yo^UL SEE.
I\rn just5ayto/QOR.Dealer .
m " PKO^RES5>Pkase;
mounrgi oKcacirr
FOR TWO
Mrs Charles Mason, 918 South
Macomb avenue Mrs. John Dlguan
of Oklahoma Cltv anil Miss Anna
Paulson 717 South Hock Island
avenue have returned to E3 Reno
after spending > week at Sulphur
Mis Dignan is visiting In Miss
I aulfen’s home
TYPEWRITERS ANI>
ADD«a MACHINES
BALES — RENTALS - REPAIR*
New and Reconditioned
H K N K Y B E H N E
Typewriter llrp'L Phone 'Kit
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GOOD CAR£ M£ANS LONGER UF£
FOR YOUR GAS APPLIANCES
Gat appliances arc indispensable to the modern
home and it is your home front duty to tee that
ycur gat appliances are in good order and give
you efficient Service Irom now until new models
7 i are available
In order to lengthen the life of your gat appliances,
check and clean them regularly. Your local
Oklahoma Natural office will be glad to give you
valuable suggestions on the proper care and use
of all types of gas appliances.
When you arc making plans for your new "postwar"
home, well be glad to furnish you with information
about the new and improved gas ranges, silent gas
reft-gerators, automatic gat water oeatert and
carefree gas heating equipment.
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YES, MA'AM! The scene is
a posf-war diner The lime? We
hope it's tomorrow. And there you
are, taking that delightful trip
you planned for "after the warl"
At ROCK ISLAND, the post-war
pattern is laid. Breath-taking
beauty will grace the interiors
ol u greatly enlarged and finer
fleet ot Rockets. Travel costs will
be low . . . schedules stepped
up. Luxury travel will be "stand-
ard" on the railroads tomorrow.
It's a dream, yes. But dreams
like this made America great. A
forward looking organization,
which offers today’s amazing
Rockets as proof that dreams can
be worth while, predicts stand-
ards ol travel higher than the
world has ever known.
ROCK ISLAND will always go on
and on, giving you the newest,
the finest in transportation.
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