The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 51, No. 55, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 3, 1942 Page: 2 of 6
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EL RENO (OKLA.) DAILY TRIBUNE
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ASSEMBLY OF GOD
H l.l. GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Hehry R Samples, Pastor i
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. [
Bible lesson subject: "The Hear- |
er's Responsibility." Claude Siler, I
superintendent A class for every
one.
Morning devotional service at III
a. m. Sermon by the pastor: “A {
World Religion—Christ!" The com- 1
inunion will be .ibserved at close
of sermon.
Young people's service at 7 p. m.,
'PIUS page in open to all religious denomination*. The
4 Trihum* invites every chinch in the city to place it*
announcement* in these column* every week, Pinnae
see that your announcement reaches The Tribune of-
fice by 4 p. m. Friday each week to assure its publica-
tion in Sunday's issue.
Announcements from churches in surrounding com-
munities also are welcome.
Harpist Will
Appear at Fori
Hospital Notes
Special Services
Arranged Today
Need for Prayer and Meditation Seen
All young persons are invited Mrs
I/dip Elite. leader.
Evening evangelistic service at 8
&,:■ 'SI In Doys That Are Full of Complexity
singing. Special music and <ongs. Text: Mark 11:1-11; Luke 19:41-44
Women's Home Mission service at » ■ ■ . ■ -----
2 p lit. Tuesday in the home of
Mrs. MrAtee 507 West Martin t
street.
Our revival will begin on Mother's |
day, next Sunday. May 10. Evan-
gelist Irene Harris of Tulsa is the ■
Invited speaker.
The public is Invited to every I
service. "A friendly place to wor- |
ship Clod."
BV WILLIAM K. (UI.ROY. D. D. [ that those who cried "Ho-
Edilor of Advance
| AM writing these words on
SACKED HEAR! ( III III II
Father Victor Van L)unne. Pasloi
Sunday musses at 8 and 10 a m ;
Evening services at 7:30 p m
Week-day masses at 8 a. m. j
t 1 KJVTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Oolrien F Shook. Pastor
< Cliuroh school at 0:45 a in.
Morning worship at 10:50 a m.
j A nursery is' provided for those
who desire to leave their children
during the morning worship The
* pastor will speak on "Having Jesus
♦ in Our Dally Lives," Holv oom-
; inunion/
Youth service at 6:30 p. m.
; Fvening worship at 7:30 p. m.
You arg invited to attend serv-
ices and worship with us.
• Woman's Society of Christian
Service meets Thursday.
the day following Palm Sun-
day, which churches through-
out the country have celebrated
the event recorded in our lesson,
the triumphal entry of Jesus into
Jerusalem. Now, within the
space of a week, we have empha-
sized the contrast that our lesson
itself suggests The tragedy that
was to befall Him on the follow-
ing Good Friday, in the betrayal
and crucifixion, is not mentioned,
but we hove included in contrast
with the glory of Ihe triumphal
entry the prophecy of Jesus con-
cerning the destruction of Jeru-
salem itself.
Probably many have wondered
how, in so short a time, the trag-
edy of the trial and death of Jesus
coultijiave followed so striking a
scene of enthusiasm on the part
of the people who welcomed Him
sanna in the highest,” and the
mob who said a little later, “Not
this man, but Barabbas," were
not the same people. We may as-
sume from many passages in the
New Testament that there was a
division among the people con-
cerning Jesus—some listening to
His teachings, observing His
great work, impressed with His
gentle character and goodness;
and others devoted to formal au-
thority and the ecclesiastical
status quo, who took the part of
the authorities in opposing Jesus
and in treating Him contemptu-
ously.
But the scene stands as one of
unforgettable glory, in contrast
with the dark days that were to
follow. How devoted some were
to Jesus is evident in the story
/of the colt. Whoever its owner
may have been, evidently all that
was necessary was to say that
Ihe Master had need of him and
Mrs. Claude Campbell. 1318 South
Jensen avenue, submitted to a
major operation Saturday at the
El Reno sanitarium.
Craig Thompson. Oeary. is re-
ceiving medical treatment at the
El Reno sanitarium, where he was
Misa l.ols Bannerman. widely admitted late Friday,
known harpist who is In El Reno Mrs Earl Barnes. 1049 South
to present a concert this afternoon Ellison avenue, and Sarah Susan, j
lui the Community Entertainment her daughter born Wednesday,
association, will play for the church were dismissed Saturday from the |
services this morning at Fort Reno, El Reno sanitarium,
it was announced Saturday. Herman Teufel. Qkarche. under-
Regular Sunday morning church went a major operation at the
service* are being started today at El Reno sanitarium Saturday,
the remount depot, with Rev Ever- Lois Hulbert. 17, daughter of
ett Poole First Presbyterian church Mr and Mrs Ralph Hulbert of
pastor and president of the El Banner, returned home from the
Reno Ministerial Alliance, giving El Reno sanitarium late Friday
ihe sermon today. after a major operation Apr. 27
Others Will Assist Ernest Elenburg, Shawnee, enter-
The services will start at 10 a m. t*16 ®*1 Reno sanitarium for
la the past theatre, and will be medi-al treatment Friday,
to the public Walter
open to the public Walter P
Marsh, El Reno highschool prin-
cipal. wiU direct the singing, and
Ethel Hugg, highschool student, will
serve as accompanist.
The series of church services for
officers and men at Fort Repo.
Public Records
wladS iih* “it r*
branches «WST ThS5
Rons. nmayT’Kt «?££ i
into Jerusalem on the back of
IIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
M B Pringle. Pastor
Bible school at 9:30 a m. Every-
man’s Bible class meets at the
Rocket theatre.
Morning worship and commit- !
nlon at. 10:45 a. m. Sermon hv the j
pastor: "The Living Church—Its
Message of Courage for This Day."
Christian Endeavor at 7 p. m.
Evening service at 8 p. m. At!
this service Paul B Spears will be J
ordained to the Christian minis- '
try. Dr. Frank H Marshall and
Dr Stephen J. England of Phillips
university and Dr W A Merrill,
stale secretary of Christian
churches of Oklahoma, will assist
in Ihe services
FIRST METHODIST ('III'KCII
500 South Rock Island Avenue
Edwin H. Qrant. Pastor
j .Sunday school at 9 45 a. in.
Morning worship at 10:50 a. m
Anthem: "The King of Love My
Shepherd Is." by Shelly. Message:
* "Christ Offers Beautiful Clothing.”
Senior and young adult fellow-
ship at 7 p. m. In the parlor.
Junior and intermediate league
J In the basement at 7:30 p. m.
. Evening services at 8 p. m Spe-
ciul music. Sermon: "Penny Wise.”
There will be no mid-week serv-
’ lee this week as the mother-daugh-
' ter banquet will be held at 6:30
P m. Wednesday in the church
basement. Every mother and
daughter in the church Is urged
to attend this banquet,
Sunday sqhooj hoard/ Meeting at
tion of Jesus by the people may
have had the effect of arousing
the enemies of Jesus to more vio-
lent action against Him. Those
who had so much protective in-
terest in their exercise of au-
thority and teaching that they
resented the intrusion of a teach-
er who "spoke with authority and
not as the scribes," who had not
been trained in their schools, and
who did not bear their particular
label, would naturally be only
the more intense when they saw
the crowds who welcomed Jesus
and heud them crying, “Ho-
sanna, blessed is He that cometh
in the name of the Lord.”
* • *
TF it was a moving spectacle
A and one to arouse enthusiasm,
it was also one to stir up the
most violent hatred and antag-
onism on the part of those -who
already had tried to silence the
Master and destroy Him and His
Ministry
Another explanation may be
a colt that had never been broken
in, an animal “whereon no man
ever yet sat.”
» • •
/~tNE should not miss the
* eleventh verse, which tells
how, when Jesus entered into Je-
rusalem into the temple and
looked round about upon all
things, He went out with the 12
to Bethany. One wonders how
He and the faithful ones had
managed to escape from the ac-
claiming crowd, but we are re-
minded how needful, even in
such days of popularity, was the
Master's practice of meditation
and prayer.
Surely there is a suggestion
for us concerning our own need
in days that are busy and full of
complexity. If our Master need-
ed the quiet of Bethany with
prayer, meditation and dose
companionship, how much more
do we!
Marriage Licenses
Glyde Warren, 21, and Mildred
already arranged for the five Sun- Norton, 22. both of Mangmn
davs In this month, will be non- Harry V. Stocking, 23. and Le-
denominatlonal in character, it was ona Pnttle, 24. both of Carnegie
explained. Jess J. Nichols, 23. of Pasadena.
Concert in Afternoon Calif., and Bittie Jean Tubbs, 18
1 Miss Bannerman. brought to El of Oklahoma City.
Reno under the auspices of the William Tays, 21, of Florence,
C E A., will play for the Fort Ala., and Pearl June Oassaway, lk!
Reno services at 10 a. m. today of Oklahoma City,
and also will be a guest of troop Leonard Murdock, 34, and Dor-
A at dinner today. Her concert othy Smith. 31, both of Elk City,
here will be presented at 4 p. m Jimmie Taylor, 21. and Bonnie
In the First Christian church. Pittsenbarger, 19, both of Edmond
Services during the remainder Benjamin Jackson Harrison 33.
of the month at Port Reno will and Maeola Britton, 32. both of
be conducted on May 10 by Rev Oklahoma City.
Clifford Eckmun. Oklahoma City: Civil Suit
May 17, Rev. Edwin H. Grant, Parker Trotter vs. Bryan-Hall-
First Methodis'y church pastor; May McDaniel. Inc. Suit for *1,553,74
24, Rev. J. W Hodges. First Bap- due for labor.
tlst church pastor; and May 31, Warranty Deeds
Rev. M B Pringle, First Chris- C. B. and Adella J. Brown to
tlan church pastor.
Dry Cleaners
Revise Service
All El Reno cleaning establish-
John Oscar and Marie E Hauen-
stein. Lot 4. block 1, Okarche.
Doyle and Edna Elizabeth An-
drews to N. E. and Pearl L. Doug-
las. Part of block 4, Rock Island
addition to El Reno.
Quitclaim Deed
Doyle and Edna Elizabeth Ail-
ments plan to inaugurate imme- drews to N. E. and Pearl L. Doug- |
diately a system of restricted de- las. Part of block 4. Rock Island I
livery service and the restricted use addition to El Reno.
i of wire coat-hangers, it was an-----
j nounced today.
Patrons must exchange coat-
hangers for the ones on which
clothing is returned to them. The
measure is necessary because new
How Can I?
Q. How can I make certain that
coat hangers cannot be obtained children will not lose their hand- I
it was explained. kerchiefs?
Also, cleaning establishments will A Some mothers make a button
operate only two deliveries dafft. hole in one corner of the chil-
(TIKIHT1AN SCIENCE CHURCH
London and Hoff
Sunday school at 9:45 a. in.
Christian Science service at 11
a. m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J W Hodges, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:30 a. m F.
M. Cochran, superintendent. Lesson:
Mark 11: 1-11, and Luke 19: 41-44
0:30 p. m. Tuesday
Testimonial services at 8 p. m. Subject: "The Day of Acclaim.”
Wednesday Morning worship at 10:50 a. m.
"Everlasting Punishment" is the Sermon by the pastor Subject:
subject oi the lesson-sermon Sun- "Honoring the Christ." Anthem by
day, May 3. the choir: "In Heavenly Love Abid-
The Oolden Text is: "The Lord lng."
is known by the judgment which Training union meeting at 7 p.
he executeth: the wicked is snared m. Lester Bowling, director. Our
in the work of Ins own hands” motto is "We study that we may
1 Psalms 9:161 Other Bible citations serve."
include: "And the prayer of faith Evening preaching service at 8
shall save the sick, and the Lord p. m. Special music arranged by
shall raise him up; and if he Mrs. G. L. Norman and Miss
have committed sins, fJiav shall be Geneva Coursev. Sermon by the
forgiven him" 1 James pastor Subject: “The Sin of He-
■ ---------- jecting Christ-.”
and will discontinue entirely one- dren’s handkerchiefs. They may
j day delivery service. then be fastened to a small but-
Clothes picked up in the morn- ton either Inside of the child's
ing of one day will be returned1 pocket or on the outside of the
the next day, and clothes collected garments.
In the afternoon of one day will Q How can ! remove wine stains
be returned the second day. 1 from fabric?
A. By covering the stains with
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gray and salt and then pouring boiling water
daughter. Claudia Lorraine, of New through it
York City, will depart today for Q How can I give a nice gloss
their home after having visited* to linens when ironing them?
I Mrs. Gray’s parents, Mr and Mrs. | A By covering a piece of bees-
! Harry Donnellan. 519 South Rob- wax with flannel and rubbing over
erts avenue. • the surface of the Iron
< III'KCII OF THE N \ZAltENE
W. H. Snow, Pastor
Bible school at 9:45 a m George
Graham, superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:45 a m.J
Kerman bv the pastor.
N Y. P. societies at-7 p. m.
Evening worship at 8 p. 111. |
Eermon by the pastor.
Evening worship at 8 p. m. Ser-
mon bv the pastor.
We invite you to worship with
us.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ( lll’Ht ll
Barker and Wade
Everett Poole. Minister
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. R
H MeCurtaln. superintendent.
Morning worship at 10:50 a. m.
Sermon topic: "I Sal Where They
Sat."
t Young peoples meetings at 6:3li
H m.
Mid-week service at 8 p. m
Wednesday. Bible study conducted
by the pastor. Lesson: Acts, 10th
chapter
Missionary circles meet Thursday
afternoon.
Choir meeting at 8 p. m. Thurs-
day.
WHEN YOU RE-RING YOUR CAR
GOOD BINGS ARE TIIE CHEAPEST TO USE FOR
THEY GIVE LONGER SERVICE!
KAMf O 10 UP RINGS & STEEL FLEX RINGS
• Guarsntred lor 10,000 Miles
• Reduce Oil Censuraption and Inr/rase Power
LANMAN SUPPLY COMPANY
EL RENO, OKLA.
Problem a Day
Sergeant Edward Clark of Camp
Ruikeley. Tex., is spending the
week-end 111 the home of his pat-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark
117 .South Macomb avenue.
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH
David A. Cavin. Pastor
Bible school at 9:45 a m.
Morning worship at 10:45 a. m.
Bible hour at 7 p. m.
Evangelistic service at 8 p. m.
"What Kind of a Home Should
a Christian Home Be," This mes-
sage will be delivered at 10:45 a.
m It will be direct from the
Bible. You will be sure to enjoy it
and be blessed by Its message.
At 7 p. m. we are beginning a
new plan for the senior young peo-
ple. If you are under the age of
3(f years, be present tonight.
. At 8 p. m. the message by the
pastor will be delivered. A mes-
sage which is timely and needed
yreatU in many lives: Pay Day,
S;me uav; the Wages of Sin Is
Death."
We invite you to any and all
our services.
If 1-6 of 3-8 of an artuie is
valued at $72. what is the value of
4-9 oi tin- remainder?
ANSWER
*480 Explanation Multiply 1-6
by 3-8; subtract irom 16-16; mul-
tiply by 4-9; divide by 1-16; mul-
tiply by 72.
PLUMBING AND
GAS FITTING
W. E. MEHARRY
300 South Choctaw
Phone 744
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'ECONOMY
EFFICIENCY
COMPLETENESS
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Whatever One’s Faith
The church affiliation of
the family is always taken
into consideration and the
service conducted so as to
conform with the family’s
belief. We are properly train-
ed and equipped to serve peo-
ple of till faiths equally well.
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FOR SALE
Two farina and small acreage
tract near El Reno. Oklahoma,
also city property belonging to
the Estate of George M. Stone,
deceased. Rome of the very best
farm lands in Canadian County,
Oklahoma.
Sarah Ellen Stone Lillie
Administratrix
628 Jj., Mjltia----- El Reno, Okia.
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f UUilsorv,
'^funeral '"Home
201 South barber
UMNO.OMLA.
PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
El Reno, Oklahoma ‘
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DR. W. B. CATTO
PHYSICIAN AND 8URGEON
421 South William*
Phone 399
Dr. Harry A. Meyer
DENTIST
X-Kay Service
Over Crown Drug Btore
PHONR 388
P. F. HEROD, M. I).
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Glasses
First National Bank Bkig.
Phone 1070
Dr. V. P. Cavanaugh
DENTIST
Offlee 88 — Phone* — Res. 1510 |
203 East Wade In
Aderhold and Brown Building
DR. T. V. POWELL
CHIROPRACTIC SPECIALIST
General Practice
107H E. Woodson 8t. El Hr no
Office Telephone 1590
Res. Phone 299-W
Dr. W. A. Laughton
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
RECTAL DISEASES
Over CCC Store
Office Pho. 786 Res. Plio. 1842
DR. M. NEUMANN
Phone 88 803 East Wade
DISEASES OF THE nEAKT
GENERAL SURGERY
Dr. Joseph T. Phelps
Special Attention to lye.
Ear, Neoo and Throat
GUumw Fitted
PHONE 11
SUNDAY, MAY i
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PROTECT IT ~~~ PRESERVE IT
What You Can Built
Under the New Government Building Ordei
REPAIRS and MAINTENANC
I here are NO RESTRICTIONS on repairs and maintenance.
‘MtKI’A IKS" means tlu* restor-
ing to sound working condition of
any huildinj* structure after wear
or damage, hut without chantfiiiff
the design.
“MAINTENANCE” means the
upkeep of a huildiitf'; structure;
or project in sound working con-
dition, without any change in de-
sit* n of structure.
Thu*, anyone may do any repair or maintenance they desire un am
existing building structures. This includes homes; farm or ranch Imild-
inys, store huildinjfs; factories; theatres; warehouses; schools or other
public IniildingH* etc. It includes all fencinj', walks, uut-buildinj>s and
appurtenances to such buildings or projects.
NEW CONSTRUCTION
M'.U (ONSIRl't I ION includes, not only homes; ranch and farm
buildings J,nd improvements; commercial structures, etc., but ttlso addi-
tions to or design changes in any existing; structures of any type.
FOR FARMERS
& RANCHERS
Any farmer or ran-
cher can make ad-
ditions to. or bui'd
now. any individual
bui'dim*. structure,
project or improve-
ment (other than
his home) costing
less than $ 1000.
K a c h individual
project must cost
less than $1000 in
any 12 month per-
iod. (Itut remem-
ber, repairs and
nt a i n tenance
unlimited.)
a re
For HOME OWNERS
CITY AND RURAL
Construction of a new
home or additions and
design changes in exist-
ing homes must cost less
(It tin $500 in any 12
month period. This .ap-
plies to farm, ranch,
am! city homes. Hut
“Defense Mousing''’ is
unrestricted. (Itut re-
meinlur, repairs and
maintenance are unlim-
ited. This includes paint,
wall paper, roof replace-
ments, etc.)
FOR BUSINESS
CONCERNS
Any indtist rial com-
mercial. or recrea-
tional bu-iness in-
stitution can add
to, or htiild new,
any structure or
improvement cost-
ing less than $5(10(1
in any 12 month
period. Ihis same
applies to schools
and public institu-
tions. (Hut remem-
ber. repairs and
m a i n tenance are
unlimited.)
Residential Replacement
Residences damaged or destroyed
by fire, flood, earthquake, storm,
act of (iod or (he public enemy
since December 51. 1911, can be
completely replaced. This applies
to Itoth city and rural homes.
SPECIAL PERMITS
Application for a Special Permit
may he made by anyone desiring
to make addition to existing struc-
tures or to build new ones where
the cost is above the limits set
forth above. Sufficient cause must
be shown for such p: rrnit.
NO RESTRICTION ON
FINANCING TERMS
On any building project you
can still get convenient monthly
terms. We suggest you call at
one of your local lumber deal
ers for information concerning
your problem.
GET FULL DETAILS AT
YOUR LUMBER DEALER
It is still possible to build, a.*
well as keep property repaired.
Consult your local lumber yard
for detailed information on solv-
ing your specific building needs.
LONG-BELL LUMBER CO.
220 West Woodson
Phone (HIS
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBERCO
220 South Choctaw
Phone Hi
CANADIAN LUMBER CO.
South End Barker
Phone 201
T.J. STEWART LUMBER CO.
121 W est W'oodson
Phone 224
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