The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 133, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1956 Page: 2 of 10
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The El Rene (Okie.) Daily Tribune
Thursday, August 2, 1956
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Women's Society Of Red Rock
Church Has Planning Meeting
and Women's Page
KER-Phom
dalen cl a
Edited by MILDRED L. COKER—Phone 19
Club Lesson
Presented By
Mrs. Bleigh
Mrs. John Bleigh presented a les-
son on “Pattern Alterations" Wed-
nesday afternoon when the Rich
Valley home demonstration club
met with Mrs. Leon Evans, east of tist church.
FRIDAY
Alathean class of First Kaptist
church. Hostess Mrs. J. M. Flip-
pen, 1315 South Dille, 7:30 p.m.
Esther class of Trinity Baptist
church. Family picnic at large
shelter in Adams park, 7:30 p.m.
Golden Circle class of First Bap-
El Reno.
Exhibits for the Fair were shown
and discussed during a business
session conducted by Mrs. Leon
Evans, president. Members plan-
ned an ice cream social for Aug. 24
at Adams park.
Hostess prize was presented to
Mrs. Bob Jensen.
Also attending were Mrs. Charles
Evans, Mrs. Harry Cooksey, Mrs.
A. E. Atkinson, Mrs. Ed Cooksey,
Mrs. Ben Huchteman, Mrs. Steve
Wise, Miss Mary Finn, Mrs. Eddie
Kouba, Mrs. E. G. Jeffrey, Mrs.
Walter Evans, Mrs. L. A. Spurlin
and Mrs. Dillard Girard.
Guests were Mrs. Eugene Fitch
and Miss Catherine Cook.
Next regular meeting will be
Sept. 5 with Mrs. Ed Cooksey, east
of El Reno.
WCTU Hosts
Two Officers
Hines, 915 South Miles.
MONDAY
Edith Humphrey circle of First
Baptist church. Dinner-meeting
with Mrs. C. K. Chase, 902 West
Woodson, 6:30 p.m.
Eagles Auxiliary. Business, meet-
ing in Eagles hall, 8 p.m.
West Way club. Hostess Mrs. Don
Ahern, 419 Sunset drive, 8 p.m.
* * *
CD A Plans
Picnic For
Adams Park
AN annual picnic was planned,
Cl (or Aug. 8 in Adams park,
Wednesday evening at a monthly
meeting of the Catholic Daughters
of America in Sacred Heart church
hall.
Mrs Florence Laird, grand re-
gent. had charge of the meeting.
A report was given by Mary
Frances Immensehuh, CDA rep-
resentative to Girls' State. Her
mother, Mrs. A. L. Immensehuh
Two state officers of the Wom-
en’s Christian Temperance Union
were guests of honor Wednesday ! was also a guest,
when the El Reno union had a
noon luncheon in the youth lounge jyfHS. MARGARET SHERMAN,
of Wesley Methodist church
The honorecs were Mrs. Eliza-
beth House, Stillwater, state presi-
dent of WCTU, and Mrs. Geneva
Carberry, Guthrie, state secretary
chairman of Blue Cross, re-
ported 367 articles shipped to med-
ical missions during July.
Those present included Mrs Rob-
ert Boevers, Miss Ruth Bunnell.
Purpose of the gathering was to Mrs Jack Ross, Miss Sara Salmon
make preliminary plans for the Miss Gertrude Blake, Mrs. L. II
state WCTU convention, to be held Determan, Mrs. C. N
Oct. 17, 18 and 19 in El Reno
JJther officers who met with the
group were Mrs. Floyd Miller, i
Redell, Mrs.
William Wosika, Mrs. E. O. Ham-
ilton, Mrs. Don Corwin, Mrs. E. H.
McComas. and Miss Agnes llcinin.
Next regular meeting will be the
the church
were
county president. Mrs. A. G. Cash,
president of the local group and evening °f Sept. 5 in
her executive officers, Mrs. Laura I 'lali'
Kimbell, president of the Pied-
mont union, and Mrs. Tina White, 1
Banner union president.
Further plans will be made at
a regular meeting of the local or-
ganization on Aug. 14 at the home
of Mrs. Herman Duncan, 1501
South Evans.
Mrs. Cherry
Is Honored
V/ith Coffee
Pair Selects
Attendants
Mrs. Claude Cherry of Los An-
| geles, Calif., was honored Wednes-
day morning at a coffee, given by
■ Miss Glenn Evelyn McCarty and
j Mrs. Edna McMahan Kelly.
The coffee was held at the Kelly
Miss Virginia Lee Briggs and her south Macomb,
fiance, George l). Greenwood, have Guests were Diane Needham and
seleeled the attendants for their pagl matron* of the Order of the
wedding on Aug. 19, at the First |.-ils(,,rn star.
Baptist church. Other guests in attendance were
Miss Briggs is the daughter of Mrs Guv Selfridge. Mrs. Phillip
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O. Briggs, 2415 B Connors Mrs Ben T. Flvnn,
Towns End drive. Mr. Greenwood’s M„ (l F Gateka. Mrs Etta Gey-
parents are Mr. and Mrs. II. H. t.r j)rs j a. Hawkins. Mrs. Cath-
Greenwood of Pittsburg. Kan. Their arinc Lemon, Mrs Dorothy Loren-
wedding will be solemnized in a 2 zen Mrs E N ,>otts Mrs R j
p.m. ceremony, with the Rev. Jack pr;cet Mrs. j. (i. Huberts. Mrs.
_____Simmons, Mrs. S. Boyd Wil-
Matron of honor will be Mrs. Boh son Mrs Joe Woods, Mrs. Clyde
Maine of Oklahoma City. Brides
maids chosen are Miss Mickey Le-
Master. Yukon, and Miss Jeanette
Buird, El Reno.
Bob Maine of Oklahoma City will
serve as best man. Ushers arc to
be James Greenwood, brother of
the bridegroom, and Cliff Baker of
Pittsburg.
* * *
Maxey, Mrs. C. W. Brush, and
Mrs Clem Cherry.
What To See
In Kansas City
Mrs. Davis Serves
As Club Hostess
Kansas City As meet Washington
for a series August 3. 4 and 5. Then
the Cleveland Indians come to town .
for games August 10, 11 and 12. "The
Chocolate Soldier" marches at the
Mrs. George Davis, 101 North 5 Starlight Theater this week until
Admire, was hostess Wednesday August 5. Next in line is the rollick-
ing "Paint Your Wagon," (ilaying
August 6-12. The Omar Room in
Hotel Continental continues to be
the truly smart (dace to stop in
downtown Kansas City. Pat O'Dare
at the piano and organ lends sophis- j
ticated melodies. And, the Penguin
Room always offers taste delights at
luncheon and dinner. An anticipated
one-night thrill is the Stan Kenton
concert and dance at Wildwood
Lakes on August 16.
CONNIE
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LAST NIGHT
WILLIAM HOLDEN
NANCY OLSON
—in—
"GIRL FOR JOE"
Friday and Saturday
DOUBLE FEATURE
ALFRED HITCHCOCK
SUSPENSE THRILLER
RAY MILLAND
GRACE KELLY
—in—
'DIAL M FOR MURDER'
2nd FEATURE—"BIG"
WESTERN-ACTION
GUY MADISON
—in—
"THE COMMAND"
An all-day planning session was I
held Wednesday by the Women’s
Society of Christian Service of the
Red Rock Methodist church.
Mrs. Price Thompson, president,
conducted the meeting at the,
church, with 15 members present.
Hostesses for a covered dish j
luncheon at noon were Mrs. Glen
Bright and Mrs. Fletcher Chiles
Study hooks were introduced by
the leaders, with Mrs. Melvin In
gram introducing "Southeast
Asia," to begin Sept. 27 with an
11 o’clock brunch in the church
dining room. The study will be
continued al the regular 1:30 p.m.
meeting on Oct. 3.
On Oct. 10 a Philippino party
will he held at 8 p.m., in the home
of Mrs. Thompson. A church-wide
Fun Festival is set for 8 p.m., Oc-
tober 17. at the church with South-
east Asia as the theme.
Mrs. Jasper Ridenour introduced
the study "Youth in a Responsible
Society.” “Paul’s Letters to the
Local Church" was given by Mrs.
John Bridges.
"Missions in USA” was intro-
duced by Mrs. Thompson, who also
reported on vice president’s work,
discussed al a clinic during the
school of missions, held in July al
Oklahoma City. Mrs. Thompson,
Mrs Bridges and Mrs. Ridenour
had attended the school as dele-
gates of their group, along with
Mrs. Melvin Ingram, who was a
district delegate.
The introduction of "World Fed-
eration of Methodist Women’’ was
GSEB
NOW and SATURDAY
Open 1 45 • On, Matinee-2 00
Continuous Night Showing—6:30
given by Mrs. Wayne Fees.
Mrs. Harry Thompson led the
devotions on "Measuring Our
Growth.”
Goals and budgets were set up
for next year. After a study of the
program book, worship and pro-
gram leaders and hostesses were
appointed for the year.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Mayfield, 1002
South Hoff, have returned from a
visit with relatives in Jefferson
City and St. Louis, Mo.
Central PTA Plans
Associations Work u^Ur. kA *
Plans for the next school year llOICiS /VIOOt
were made Tuesday morning by
the executive committee of the
Central school Parent-Teachers
association.
During the meeting, held at the
home of Mrs. Miles H. Reynolds,
607 South Evans, the group de-
cided to send Mrs. Reynolds to
(he civil defense school, set for |
Aug. 6 to 10 at the Oklahoma A
and M college, Stillwater.
Present were Miss Irene March,
Mrs. Raymond Peil, Mrs. Clyde
Urton, Mrs. Harry Laird, Mrs.
Homer Smudrick and Mrs. Law-
rence Miller.
Mrs. H. C. Perkins, 505 North
Choctaw, was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to members of the
TMTM club.
Members presented the hostess
with a shower of bath towels.
Contest prize was awarded to
Mrs. John Bomhoff.
Also attending were Mrs. E. W.
Owens, Mrs. D. E. Kappus, Mrs.
Ray Kappus and Mrs. W. L. Davis.
September 5 meeting will be with
i Mrs. Bomhoff, south of El Reno.
Worth a special trip
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 133, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 2, 1956, newspaper, August 2, 1956; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc921610/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.