The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 60, No. 288, Ed. 1 Monday, February 4, 1952 Page: 3 of 6
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Monday, February 4,1962
El Reno (OklaJ Daily Tribune
CALENDAR
Kreager, 1041 South Miles.
Rebekah lodge. Meeting at the
TUESDAY
S Chapter M of PBO. Hottest, Mrs.
(Walter Boon, 1000 South Barker.
* PldelU Sunday school class of the
(First Baptist church. Hoateai, Mrs.
(Cecil
1
(tOOr hall.
, Business Women’s 'circle of the
Women's Missionary Union, First
it church. Hostess, Miss Mable
ones, S10 South Miles. •
Esther Sunday -school clase ol
ity Baptist church. Hostess,
E. T. Nance, 311 North Moore.
Fair Addition Bible class. Meet-
ling In the home of Mrs. Mary Cupp,
009 North Donald; at 1:30 p. m.
Study of the BOolt of Revelation.
BBC club. Hostess. Mrs. F. R.
Oaughom, 630 South Ellison.
Friendly Sewing club. Hostess,
Mrs. Ryan Ratliff, 917 South Miles.
Chapter AE of PBO. Hostess, Miss
Irene March, 1010 South Hadden
WEDNESDAY
Rich Valley home demonstration
club. Hostess. Mrs. Elmer Stahl,
east of El Reno.
TMTM club. Hostess, Mrs. H. C.
Perkins, 503 North Choctaw.
Jaycee Jaynes. -Meeting In the
homemaklng rooms of the El Reno
Mghschool. Covered dish dinner
^uul social.
. Sterling Thimble club. Hostess,
Mm. Ralph Gamble, 717 South
Hadden.
‘ Cro-Tat-Em. Hostess, Mrs. Al-
fred piaut, 1113 West London.
, Catholic Daughters of America
Meeting In the rectory basement.
, OIA to the B of IE lodge. Host-
Mrs. F. A. Inge. 135 North El
Christian Woman's Fellowship of
First Christian church.
Mary Croup. Hostess, Mrs. Nor-
jman Schroeder. 1031 South Had-
den. Meeting at 3 pm.
Ruth Group. Hostess, Mrs. Earl
tanwrlght, southeast of B Reno.
Meeting at 3 pm.
THURSDAY
I American Legion auxiliary. Meet-
ing at the Legion, hall at 7:30 pm.
.Valentine party and refreshments.
' Teen Town. Meeting at the Ea-
gles hall. Business meeting.
T Tingles Belles club. Hostess. Mrs.
Kenneth Procter. 315 West Watts,
j Woman’s Auxiliary to Christ
Memorial Episcopal church. Host-
ess, Mrs. Kermlt P. Schafer, 618
South Williams.
TLP club. Hostess. Mrs. Margie
Morris, 519 West Woodson.
DAL club. Hostess, Mrs. Albert
Leek, Calumet.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Ellison Avenue
Methodist church:
Circle 1. Hostess. Mrs. Homer
Lord, 611 West Lspdon. Meeting
at 7:30 pm.
Women’s Missionary Union of the
First Baptist church:
Helen Carpenter circle will be
hostess to Zelma Hallock circle In
the home of Mrs. Roy Stevenson,
830 South Ellison. Meeting at 9
am.
Ruby Howse circle. Hostess. Mrs.
OUn McNew, 713 Bast Wade.
Pauline Cammack circle. Hostess,
Mrs. Truman Lee, 1802 East Rogers.
Louise Copeland circle. Hostess.
Mrs. W. C. Murphy, 503 Sunset
drive.
Darlene Hall circle. Hostess. Mrs.
C. K. Chase, 902 West Woodson.
Mary Ethridge circle. Hostess,
Mrs. Alice Stark, 619 West London.
Christian Woman’s Fellowship of
the First Christian church:
Esther group. Hostess, Mrs. Cllf-
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ford Oolden, 1104 Eaat Ash. Meeting
at 3 pm.
Naomi group. Hostess, Mrs. Le-
Roy Searcy, 419 South Roberts.
Meeting at 3 pm.
Rebecca group. Hostess, Mrs. Lee
Evans, 1114 West London. Meeting
at 3 pm.
General Society of Woman’s
Work of the First Presbyterian
church:
Division 1. Hostess, Mrs. Harry
Morris, 311 North Barker. Meeting
at 3 pm.
Division 3. Hostess. Mrs. Joel
Harrison, 917 South Rock Island.
Meeting at 2 pm.
Division 3. Hostess, Mrs. W. T.
Reynolds, 116 South Hoff. MeeUng
at 2 pm.
Woman’s Society of Christian
Service of Wesley Methodist
church:
Circle 1. Hostess. Mrs. T. W. Brit-
tain, 306 South Williams. Meeting
at 3 pm.
Circle 3. Hostess, Mrs. Jess Hay-
don. 1101 South Rock Island. Meet-
ing at 2 pm.
Circle 3. Hostess. Mrs. W. D.
Thompson, 403 North Bickford.
Meeting at 2 pm.
Circle 4. Hostess, Mrs. Guy Lan-
man, 530 South Hadden. Meeting
at 2 pm.
Circle 5. Hostess, Mrs. Joe Wood,
111 South Macomb. Meeting at 2
pm.
Circle 6. Hostess, Mrs. W. P.
Crltes, 330 East Wade. MeeUng at
2 pm.
Circle 7. Hostess. Mrs. W. L. Con-
nally. 515 North Evans. Meeting at
3 pm.
Circle 9. Hostess. Mrs. L. C.
Chapin. 911 South Gresham. Meet-
ing at 3 pm.
Circle 9. Hostess, Mrs. Harry Ro-
berson, 312 South Foster. MeeUng
at 7:30 pm.
Circle 10. Hostess, Mrs. Forrest
Davis, East Foreman Road. Meet-
ing at 7:30 pm.
Circle 11. Hostess. Mrs. Bob
Leonard, 1309 South Ellison. Meet-
ing at 7:90 pm.
HARRISONS HAYS QUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Id R. Harrisons.
215 North Williams, had as their
7 o'clock dinner guests Saturday
evening, Master 8ergeant and Mrs.
H. E. Riley and daughter of Mus-
kogee, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bejeck
and sons of Yukon, Mr. and Mrs.
William EOdes of Kansas City, Mo.,
and Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Riley.
Mrs. R. T. Huddart
Is Hostess to Class
Mrs. R. T. Huddart, 70S South
Wiliams, was hostess to the LLL
Sunday school class of the First
Baptist church Friday for a social
and monthly business meeting.
Assistant hestsases were Mrs.
John Carl, Mrs. W. E. Birlew. Mrs.
Ryan Ratliff, Mrs. W. 8. Brown
and Mrs. Clem Cherry.
Mrs. P. L. Nash, president, pre-
sided during the business meeting
when Mrs. RaUlff was elected first
vice president to replace Mrs.
Charles E. Bradley who resigned.
Mrs. Nash presented the de-
votional and refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
Mrs. B. O. Wilder was a guest
for the meeting and members
present were Mrs. F. L White, Mrs.
Mrs. J. L. Nordman, Mrs. W. L.
Gray,. Mrs. Ted Ownby, Mrs. Rcy
Joule. Mrs. A. O. Cash, Mrs. C. F.
Layman. Mrs. J. W. Hodges, Mrs.
Ernest El tel, Mrs. H. E. Clanahan,
Mrs. A. J. McCullough.
Mrs. Francis Lorenzen, Mrs.
Walter Robison, Mra. C. 8. Blanton,
Mrs. George Shirey, Mrs. V. H.
Reische, Mrs. Roy Stevenson, Mrs.
J. W. Paxson, Mra. Paul Bryan,
Mrs. Elmer King, Mrs. Ray Mas-
ters, Mrs. Orville Lorencen, Mrs.
Nash and the hostesses.
The next meeting will be Feb.
29 with Mrs. B. E. Carder, 503
South Williams.
* * *
Mrs. Beets Entertains
With Sunday Dinner
Mrs. Stella Beets, 319 South
Barker, entertained with a 2:30
o’clock dinner Sunday afternoon.
Guests were Dr. and Mrs. James
B. Hhkrldge. Ill, and son, Jimmy,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Heeg all
of Oklahoma City, Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Matthews and Mrs. Blanche
F. Fischer.
* - * *
Birthday Dinner Held
For Mrs. O. A. Shuttee
Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Shuttee,
1116 South Ellison, entertained
with a 1:30 o'clock dinner Sunday
afternoon honoring his mother,
Mrs. O. A. Shuttee. on her birthday
anniversary.
Guests other than the honoree
and the hosts were Mrs. Lucile
Blair, Jack Lively and Dick Shut-
tee of Norman.
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Short Stories
About Home Folks
Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Auten, 1304
South Barker, have returned from
a week’* visit with relative* In
South Carolina.
Louie Reiter, 913 West Wade, re-
turned Sunday from a six-day bus-
iness trip to Marcellus, Mich.
John Williams of Enid was a
guest Saturday In the home of
his aunt, Mrs. Elmer E. Brown, and
Mr. Brown. 509 East Wade. Wil-
liams is a former El Reno resident.
Miss fclsie Lee Brown of Okla-
homa City spent Sunday In the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mr*.
8am H. Brown, 414 South Rock
Island.
Mr. and Mra. Harold A. Wolver-
ton and children, Dick and Janie,
of Oklahoma City visited Sunday
In the home of Mrs. Wolverton’a
mother, Mra. Forrest Nave, 111
South Rock Island. They were en-
route from Chickaaha.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Francis Porta,
514 South Hoff, attended the wed-
ding of Miss Donna Lee Kennedy
and Philip Connor Kidd jr„ et 9:30
pm., Saturday In the First Pres-
byterian church In Oklahoma City.
Following the ceremony they were
guests at a reception held at the
Oklahoma City Golf and Country
club.
Marriage License
J. R. Beall, 30. and Virginia
Iwgue, 23. both of Oklahoma City.
Warranty Deeds
Halstead T. Townsend and Babra
Townsend to Burdette C. Cook and
Suee T, Cook. Let 9. block 3, Sunset
addition, El Reno.
Will Heer to Nellie Heer. Lots
4. 5 and 6, block 18, Keith’s addi-
tion, El Reno.
Quitclaim Deeds
Robert Lee Good to Viola Vorc.
Lota 19, 20. 31 and 33, block 79.
El Reno.
John W. Good to Viola Vore.
Lota 19. 20, 21 and 33, block 76,
El Reno.
Mineral Deeds
Jesse H. Griffin and Inez Marie
Griffin to A1 bridge N. Keith. Part
of 4-13-6.
Kale C. Khoury to Gerald A.
Hale. Part of 6-12-8.
Kale C. Khoury to Gerald A.
Hale. Part of 31-13-8.
Kale C. Khoury to Oerald A.
Hale. Fart of 16-13-8.
Divorce Decree
Ellen Cranmer vs. Earl Cranmer.
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham
are visiting In the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Al-
bers, southeast of El Reno. Gra-
ham, who .has recently been dis-
charged from active duty with the
marine corps was a sergeant and
served 15 months. He spent one
year of the time In Korea. Mrs.
Graham, who made her home with
her parents during her husband's
absence, Joined him three-weeks
ago In San Diego, Calif.
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6to 0foot ...$3.00
Most Attractive of All
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For Autumn Color
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Public
Records
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LUMBER COMPANY
Phono 364
OIRL—Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dan-
nehl, 13 Reno route 3, are the par-
ent* of a daughter born Sunday in
the El Reno sanitarium. The baby
weighed seven pounds, four and a
half ounces.
NAME CARRIED ON
AGAWAM, Mass. —(U.R>—Seven-
teenth century Massachusetts resi-
dents would be surprised to look at
today's map and find Agawam In
Western Massachusetts. In 1633
Agawam was in Essex county, about
100 miles east of here. Then Aga-
wam changed Its name to Ipswich
and name Agawam years later was
given to the town which still bears
DRESSMAKING
Alterations for
Men and Women
MYRTLE DULL
Phone 1227
831*4 South Reno
Modern Etiquette
Q. Is It proper for a girl to write
to a young man who Is in the army,
even if she didn't know him too
well previously and if he hasn’t
already written to her?
A. If she has his correct address,
this Is quite all right. Among the
peace-time rules of etiquette which
definitely reverse themselves in
times of emergency, none is more
conspicuous than the rule about
young girls writing to men. Those
letters are really appreciated.
Q. Is it proper to make use of
the word "meet” when Introducing
two persons?
A. It is better to avoid use of this
word, as well as the did, stereotyped
phrase, “make you' acquainted
with.” The beet form is, "Mr. law-
son, this Is Mr. Brooks."
Q. What Is the proper thing for
one to do when a piece of silver
has been dropped an the floor
while dining In a hotel or restaur-
ant? ’
A. Don’t try to fumble after It
yourself. Call the waiter's attention
to It, and he will replace the sil-
ver.
Q. Who selects the church and
the clergyman for a wedding?
A. This Is the privilege of the
bride, and she usually selects the
church which she and her family
attend.
Free Booklet Tells How
Deaf Hear Again With
Startling Clarity, Ease
CHICAGO (Special)—New hope
for the 15 million persons in tne
United States who are hard of
hearing was voiced by a noted
Chicago acoustical scientist.
He reported that through the
miracle ot modern electronics it
is now possible to overcome deaf-
ness even if the toes it severe.
He demonstrated now the deaf
ean near again with a clarity and
ease they never dreamed ooetlble.
According to this electronic en-
gineer, Mr. Sam Posen ol Beltone
”'tKa Ihnoaf ■ haspifio Intt nsr
"the longer a hearing loss It neg-
lected the narder it is to recap-
tor* certain speech sounds and
understand them.”
To acquaint the hard of hearing
readers of this paper with what
can be done to prevent a hearing
loss from becoming progressively
worse, full authoritative detail*
are described in an informative
illustrated booklet, “New Discov-
eries To Help The Deaf Hear,"
which will be sent in a plain wrap-
oer without cost or obligation.
To obtain your free copy, simply
send your request to: Electronic
Research Director, Dept. 723B,
Beltone Hearing Aid Co., 1450 W.
19th St., Chicago 8, 111. A post-
card will do.
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the new ataadard in engine performance
Chryaler has aet by driving it yourself.
DRIVE a CkiysUr and UHRNthe diAhmce
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