The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 250, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 21, 1947 Page: 3 of 12
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Sunday, December 21, 1947
81 Reno fOkla.) Daily Tribune
Three
Society
OUR NEW
Christmas Program
Is Presented
Christian Church
Guild Convenes
Mrs. E. R. Bachelor, 519 South
! Macomb avenue, entertained the
| guild of the First Christian church
Friday at a 7 o'clock dinner.
After the dinner Mr*. M. L,. 81m-
i mons, president, conducted a short
business session.
| Mrs. John Fitch gave the Christ-
mas story after which the group
exchanged gifts.
A gift was presented to Mrs.
Bachelor, who Is leaving the first
of the year for Bartlesville where
she will make her home. The pre-
, sentatlon was made by Mrs. Sim-
mons.
| Those present were Miss Grace
Smith, a guest, Mies Genevieve
| Smith, a new member, Mrs, LJna
1 Noblltt, Miss Louise Spears. Mrs.
1J. P. Ferguson, Mrs. Stanley M.
i Barker, Mrs. Henry Schroeder. Mrs.
W. M. Feay, Mrs. Harvey C. Dozier,
Calendar
General meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of the
First Methodist church was held
Thursday at the church.
Mrs. c. A. Fowler gave the devo-
tionals and told (he Christmas
•story.
The program on ' For Unto Us a
Child Is Bom" was given by Mrs.
W. B Blanton. She was assisted
by Mrs. J. J. Courtney, Mrs. Jam-
es Newman. Mrs. J. P. Briggs, Mrs.
Joe Waldron. Mra. Raymond Davis
nnd Mrs. Rene Girard.
Mrs. P. B. Connors sang several
Christmas carols.
The regular business seslon was
conducted by Mrs. Lillie Essley,
president, when a short memorial
service was conducted honoring
members who died during the year.
Mrs. Roy Eienor led the service.
Rev. C. L. Crlppin installed of-
ficers for the coming year.
Mrs. Essle.v was re-installed as
^resident while other officers are
Mrs. Blanton, vice president: Mrs.
Conners, recording secretary: Mrs.
Lew Murray, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. M. S. Newman, treas-
urer; Mrs. F. R. sttton, secretary
of missionary education: Mrs. W. J.
Needs, chairman of local church ac-
tivities; Mrs. E. E. Brown, spiritual
life secretary; Mrs Newman, secre-
tary of literature; Mrs. W. E. Dea-
ton. supply work secretary; Mrs.
Arlie Bowling, student work secre-
tary; Mrs. Crlppin, children's work;
Mrs. Joe Keith, membership secre-
tary; Mrs. J. P. Briggs, status of
women: Mrs. Lawrence King,
publicity; Mrs. E.i Schoole.v, fellow-
ship; nnd Mrs. J. H. Mlllwee,
musician.
MONDAY
Eagles auxiliary. Social meeting
in Eagles hall. Mrs. C. F. Schuldt.
Mrs. Effle Kimbro and Mrs. Robert
Oaines, social committee.
Order of Eastern Star. Initiation
in Masonic temple.
HAVE HOLIDAY
AIRS!
SINTERS OF BRIDE-ELECT-
TO BE ATTENDANTS
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Diehl ol
Wurrensburg, Me., a ill e.nlvc Sun-
day evening to spend the Christmas
holidays in the home of the latter';
parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. By-
Water, 507 South Choctaw avenue
and to attdhd fhe wedding of Mrs
Diehl's sister. Miss Ella Lu By-
water to Max McKenzie of Pawnee
Another sister of the bride-elect
Mrs. C. A. Bayless, and sun, Rickie
of Richmond, Calif., will arrive
Sunday momlnj by plane.
Mrs. Diehl nnd Mrs. Bayless wil’
be attendants at the wedding to be
solomnized Monday in Christ Me-
morial Episcopal church.
Furniture Auction at Everett's Auction House
41* WEST WADE-MONDAY, DEC. 22
Living room tiuites. rugs, rocers, occasional chairs, bedroom
suites, innerspring mattresses, bed springs, chests of drawers,
dressers, buffets, dining room suites, breakfast sets, gas ranges,
gas circulators, radiant Waters, coal and wood heaters oil
circulators, OOOD BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHER, bath
tub, radios; boys bicycles, girls bicycle, lots of good used
clothing, several miscellaneous items not mentioned 1937
PEYMOUTH COUPE IN GOOD CONDITION.
We will sell anything you have to Sell!
Call .787 for pickup service.
Everett. Werner and Tlwrp, Aurtlrneers. 8. H. Lave, Clerk
tis mt noiero suit but unlike any you've
seen before. It's (he longer bolero
over a slim, slim, trouser-pleated
skirt. It's new as the first erocus,
yet has a timeless quality that
seasons of wear. Swansdown
fully tailors It of Jullllnrd's
pure worsted sheen
assures
care-
(Additional Society on Page 10)
Sizes 10 to 14.
Mrs. T. V. Powell, Mrs. Arthur
Wage, Mrs. G. W. Johnson, Mrs.
J. L. Patterson, Mrs. C. W. Nicoll.
Mrs. Lon C. Booth, Mrs. Simmons,
Mrs. Fitch and Mrs. Bachelor.
$75.00
-DANCE-
All Night Christmas Eve '
Wednesday, Dec. 24
Wagon Wheel
CHICKASHA
Music By The
7 ROWE BROTHERS
vTORE employes
VTTEND PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Fink, Jr.
605 Sputh Hoff avenue, were host;
it a 7 o’clock turk:y dinner and
Christmas party Tuesday evening
for employes of the F W. Wool-
worth company.
The rooms were decorated beau-
tifully in the holiday motif, a
nativity scene decorated the mantel
and gifts were distributed Trom
under a lighted tree.
The lace-covered table was cen-
tered with a large candle and the
card tables held centerpieces of
candies in nutoups. .surrounded
with candy.
Bingo was the diversion of the
evening, and the group presented
the hosts with a lovely gift.
TlKwe present were Mr. and
Mrs. Petrel Hlckrrson ot Norman.
Mrs. Irbie Cook, Mrs. Johnny
Schmltzer. Mrs. E. M. Cook, Mrs.
Flossie Faler, Mrs. Bill Waldo. Mrs.
Bill Barry, Mrs. Charles McGrath,
Mrs. Blanche Gillings. Miss Betty
McCall, MLss Clara Frances Fink,
Miss Vera Fern Choice. Miss Hope
Calloway, Miss Mildred Gatz, Miss
Nell Jordan.
Miss Mary Laverne Kappus, Miss
Dolorjs Owens, Miss Coru Mac
Rowe. Miss Ida Bell Ruckman,
Miss Betty Statton. Miss Mary
Jane Stewart. Miss Erma Nell
Sharp, Miss Catherine Slater. Miss
Clara Mae Tobias, MLss Mary Sue
Fuller. Miss Maxine Howarton,
Miss Margaret Hume. Miss Dorothy
Aleer, Miss Margaret Bartlett, Miss
Arltne Cox. Miss Lois Jean White,
Willard Shults and the hosts.
(CLASS MEMBERS
iENJOY PARTY
Mrs. L. E. Handley,
Mrs. Vern
Peter'on and Mrs. Floyd Hofmann
we.e ho;, .esses Tuesday evening
when the Every Woman’s class ol
the First Christian church enjoyed
their Christinas party In Ihe church
parlors. A gift exchange was en-
joyed by those present.
Each member brought a white
gilt and baskets for needy fam-
ilies werp packed.
Those present were Mrs. W. M.
Fe.-.y, Mrs. Fannie Frosch, Mrs.
J. '1. Douglas, Mrs. W. H. Verges,
Mrs. Maitha Penwrlghl, Mrs. R. B.
Morris, Mrs. Jeff Richardson, Mrs.
L. M Ruark. Mrs. Oeorge Lovell,
Mrs. Mae Dobbs, Mrs. Russell
McClain. Mrs. R. J. price, Mrs. J.
A Hawkins, Mrs. c. W. Nicoll, Mrs.
Alva L. McDonald, Mrs. W. F.
Brady.
Mrs. V. A. Mount. Mrs. Maude
PaiLsh. Mrs. E Lyman, Mrs. Den-
nis Adams, Mrs. W. B. Freeman,
Mrs. E. B. Godfrey. Mrs. F R.
Onuvhorn, Mrs. W. A. Duff, Mrs.
Sam Freeman, Mrs. H. A. Smith,
Mrs. M. P. Cope. Mrs. W. H.
Johnson. Mrs. B. A. Godfrey, Mrs.
W E. Porter. Mrs. J. T. Templeton,
Mrs. C V. Lyon, Mrs. W. L.
Bradly. Mrs. C. T. Bradney, Mrs.
Hofmann, Mrs Handley and Mrs.
Peterson.
a selec-
s length
»h socks
ver seen.
3ns and
ds, fan-
r 11 c a I
■ 10 to
GIFTS EXCHANGED
AT CLASS PARTY
Members of the Ladies Bibk
cips; of the First Church of the
Nazarene and
llteir husbands en-
joyed their annual Christmas ex-
change party Thursday evening in
the home of Mrs. Sudie Bales. 712
South Barker avenue, teacher of
In Person
HOLLYWOOD. RADIO AND RECORDING ARTISTS
displayed under a
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DANCE
December 25
T. E. ASLEY and HIS RHYTHM BOYS
Gifts were
decorated Christinas tree.
After the gift exchange a cafe-
teria style supper was served to
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Eichholz, Mr.
and Mrs. B. C. Cory, Mr. and Mrs.
Olen Dennis, Rev. and Mrs. J.
Louis Emmert. son. Raymond, and
daughter* F.laine. Mr. and Mrs. E
A Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Walkins, Mr. and Mrs. McClain
Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. George Graham. Mr
and Mrs. H. M. Blight, Mrs. E. I
Johnson. Mrs. J l„ Everson, Mrs.
Eva Portwood, Mrs. E.~ R. Davis.
Mrs. Rex Teele, Mrs. Mary Haynes,
Mrs. G. Morley, Mrs. Mary Eich-
holz. Mis. Joe Harvell and th?
See this suit
advertised in
The EouthwestV- Leading Colored Band
VOGUE
PHONE YOUR WANT-ADS TO 18
TREET STRICKEN
INDIANAPOLIS—(U.R)—The tele-
type machine at police headquar-
ters was in a tricky mood. One re-
port concerning an accident said
the car “ran olf the road into a
ditch, continued on to strick a treet
and ended up against the southeast
end of the bride.”
Wonderful
how this suit will perk up
a winter wardrobe and headstart spring!
Swansdown swirls the skirt to a
graceful length, curves the jacket,
turns a new lapel trick. Totally feminine
and flattering beyond words. Pure wool
glen plaid loomed especially for
Swansdown by Miron. Sizes 12 to 16.
WALLPAPER - PAINTS
Get Our I«w Prices
BOTTS-HULME-BROWN
LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 304
With more grotitude then we know how to
express, wt soy to you, Our friends
$75.00
We oppreciote your friendly ossociotions and wish
t .
you oil of the true happiness that the
Christmas season con bring
Other Swansdown Suits from $.‘19.75
GRUEN
ClIRVEX
Cvrvax Strife
$67.SO
for streat wear
Advertised in
See This Suit Advertised In
Harper’s Bazaar
A distinguished
group of
beautiful, new
waleh creations
The original Ballerina
Ballet. In luscious
shaded suede of black
and sage wing green.
Soled in leather with
tiny leather heel.
Cvrvts Cempvi
Pri<«i include federal To*
Sizes: 4 to 9.
Other Quality Watches To Select From Are;
WALTHAM—HAMILTON-HILOS-RENSIE—GHANA
e
Lay-Away Your Choice Watch Today
HGNRY BEHNG
JEWELER
* * .. 9 . f 4 t’ *
Glass and China Dinnerware
Widths: A A—B
GOODYEAR
Store open till 9 p. m
Regular closing hour on
Christmas eve!
PRESTON'S FLOWERS FOR CHRISTMAS !
—Cut Flowers—
—Potted Plants—
Roses
Poinsettias
Carnations
Azaleas
Snapdragons
Begonias
Gladioli
Kalanchoes
Iris
Primroses
Gardenia
Violets
Orchids
Boston Ferns
PRESTON FLORAL COMPANY
203 KoutH Rook Island
Phone 87S
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 250, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 21, 1947, newspaper, December 21, 1947; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc921661/m1/3/: accessed June 28, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.