The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 133, Ed. 1 Friday, August 3, 1945 Page: 3 of 6
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Friday, August 3, 1945
El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Three
War Worker
Farm Club Members
Go To Stillwater
Calendar
Max. fyacto*
Pan Cake Make-Up
In Summer
Ton Shades
Pi+t-fyp, Qi/il
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
! YUKON, Aug. 3— Among those
i from the Farm Women’s clubs to
attend the Farm Women's conven-
tion In Stillwater tills week are Mrs.
Frank Ball and Mrs. Antone Kou-
ba of the Mayvlew club, Mrs. C. E.
Weller of the Frisco club. Mrs. Ball
' accompanied Miss Margaret Edsel,
county home demonstration agent
of EH Reno.
I First Lieutenant Gordon Sanger.
1 recently returned from England,
j visited his mother last Thursday on
a one day pass enroute to Camp
Chaffee, Ark., for reassignment.
' Mrs. Howard Frank left Sunday
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Fawcett in Chicago, III.
at the | Mr and Mrs Raiph and
j sons, Rex and Leonard of Oklahoma
meeting, city were Sunday afternoon visitors
for the of Mr. Ball's mother, Mrs. Hattie
luncheon Ball.
Mrs. Nellie Gill has been quite ill
as open- at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
rs. Ray- ■ Andrew Lewaday and Mr Lewaday.
id com- J Mrs. Loren Spurr and children
chapter of El Reno were Wednesday visitors
of Mrs. Spurr's sister, Mrs. Otto
Soldier j Griffin and Mr. Griffin.
N Gra- j Mrs. A. 8. Perry returned home
vas pre- Tuesday night from several months’
Glthens, visit with relatives in Douglas. Kan
Mrs. Alva Rose entertained at a
leld with 1 children’s party Monday afternoon
..resident; <at the home of her mother. Mrs. A.
Mrs. Charles Kehrer, corresponding ^ honoring her daughter,
secretary; Mrs. J. H. Nottingham.' Myrna on her 8tli birthday anni-
recording secretary and Mrs. B c. ,vers»ry The honoree received some
Blckerstaff, superintendent of pub- , n*ce Bifts. Games were played after
licity. ; which refreshments were served to
Other officers for the coining lhe followlllg quests, Bonnie Smith,
year include Mrs. Raymond Stroud. Dlx Comp1™1. Margaret, Gene and
second vice-president; Mrs. E. R. ^u^h Sokolosky. Marvis Jester. Har-
POND’S TRIO
Face Powder, Lipstick
'JK"' j,’°° Volue
all for
PLASTIC COMPACT
In Gay
Color*
Giant Six*
Programs Presented
To Methodist Groups
Division 1 of the Woman’s So-
ciety of Christian Service of the
First Mathodist church met
Thursday evening in the home of
Mrs. F. R. Sitton, 514 East Wade
street, with Miss Aurelia Beck
assisting.
The business session was conduc-
ted by Mrs. Sitton and the devo-
tlonals on “Christian Stewardship”
jwere led by Mis. Lillie Essley.
Two readings were presented;
"Betty Does the Ironing,” by Miss
Janet Hooper, arid “When We
Haven't Said Our Prayers” by Miss
Jeanette Richardson.
Mrs. Earl Cooksey reported on
a missionary from Africa and Mrs.
C. T. Pavy gave a lesson on “Post-
war World.”
The topic, "Post-war Employ-
ment for Women.” was discassed
Nazarene Society
Elects Officers
All-day session was c<
Thursday by the Women's
Missionary society of
Church of Nazarene
CHEN YU
While Quantify Lasts!
SUPER SAVINGS
on SUPER SIZE
LUXURIA
- Jhrce
colors for your nails and lips
SEA SHELL , . . Sweat, with *
touch of dare
FROZEN FIRE . . Like a rare,
exotic blossom on vout nails.
FLOWERING PLUM . . Newly
flame-like and brilliant
Cleanser and Beautificr
The wartime photo of Mrs.
Clement R. Attlee, wife of Great
Britain’s new Prime Minister,
shows her while working at a
YMCA club for British troops.
LACQUER
75c
Regular $2.25
Half-Pound Jar
Mort than •> much 1
lor only 19c mort! ■■
Tkat’e what you gar 9ji
whan you buy tho apccial U1 11
•iao of Daggett and RamadeU'a Do-
odorant Cream inataad of tho 1M oa.
lari But don't dalay. Whan thaaa tar a
ara fona— they're GONE!
Special
Plua Taa
Mlllwee, Mrs. Nora Davis. Mrs.
Essley. Miss Effie Weaver, Mrs.
John Funk, Mrs. E. E Brown, who
Is general president of the society.
Mrs. R. A. Anderson and Mrs.
Polly Broeker of Chicago, 111.
Members present included Mrs.
C. T. Pavy, Mrs. W. R. Keen,
Mrs. Cora Dung an, Mrs. J. H Mill-
wee. Mrs. W. J. Fleming. Mrs. Fred
Heckes, Mrs. Joe Lyons. Mrs. Rein-
pel, Mrs. Cooksey, Mrs. Connors,
Mrs. Homer Richardson. Mrs. Joe
Keith, Mrs. Sitton. and Miss Beck.
Hostes sto the group Sept. 6
will be Mrs E. H. Little, 1201 West
Wade stret.
Mrs. Mark Graves, 533 South
Miles avenue, was hostess to div-
ision 2 Thursday afternoon.
Following the devotionals by
Mrs. R. J. McGinnis, each member
reported on the manner in which
she had earned a dollar for the
society.
Refreshments were served to
Mrs. Lawrence King, Mrs. Je.s.>e
Haydou. Mrs. Florence Heitzman.
Mrs. Marvin Hartman. Mrs. Roy
Elchor, Mrs. Lloyd Blight, Mrs.
McGinnis, Mrs. Flank Carpenter,
Mrs. Ernest Hodgklnson and Mrs
Oraves.
The group wil meet Sept. 6 in
the home of Mrs. R. G. Thomas,
212 South Evans avenue, with Mrs.
Haydon assisting.
Division 3 convened Thursday
afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Nell Burmeier, 209 South Barker
avenue, with Mrs. Joe Mvers as-
sisting.
Following the derot lonals on
"Stewardship” by Mrs. H. E. Por-
ter, a lesson on "Post-war Em-
ployment for Women” was led
by Mrs. Joe Waldron.
Only additional guests were Mrs
E. E. Brown and Mrs. R. A. An-
derson.
Refreshments were served to Mrs.
L. A. Isaac. Mrs. F. P Hocker,
Mrs. H. E. Porter. Mrs. Joe Wal-
dron. Miss Effie Weaver. Mrs c.
O. Brooks. Mrs. J. LeRoy Carter,
Mrs. Harrv Coward. Mrs. Cliff F
Oldtinters Hid High
For “Stone Men”
Harriet
Hubbard
AYER
LIPSTICK
$1.00
Prices plat («■
FORREST CITY, S. D„ Aug. 3 Clark farm north of Piedmont.
—<U.R>—A lot of old timers would j Thursday night. Those present
like to know' what became of the were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jeck,
"petrified men” which put Forrest Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Jones and
City on the map more than 60 daughter, Mrs. John V. Whelan,
years ago. ! jr„ Mrs. Zane Ambrose and Mr.
In 1891 the scientific world was|anc* ^*rs- ®*°r8e Clark,
amazed at the purported discov- Miss Lexa Enterline and Miss
ery of a "petrified man” in the Jo Ann Jernigan of Bethany, spent
bottom of the Cheyenne river near Sunday with Miss Enterline's
here. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
The stone man was "found” by
William Sutten, a Forrest City Aviation Ordinance Man second
butcher, who later exhibited the class alld Mrs. Raymond Blair left
find at the world’s fair in Chicago Tuesda>- for San Diego, Calif., af-
in 1893 Iter spending the past 30 days with
James Horn, a lime-burner on **r and .Mrs Morrls Ussar>’ and
the Little Cheyenne, spread the M!\ and Hmeur Bla‘r,
story and a curious group of! *f’and Mrs. Jake Shelihammer
townspeople gathered to see the ™d da^hter- of
body removed from its watery J'***’ *“Ve , P“» few
_rave , days with Mrs. Shellhaminer's
! mother, Mrs. Anna Biggs.
In moving the body, a leg was Mr and Mrs Henry Wesse, ftnd
broken, revealing a well preserved rhlidren, Carl and Peggy, visited
human femur, later attested to by Wednesday in the home of Mr
medics. Lines and wrinkles in Its and Mrs w A Eades Mlss Peg.
face indicated a man of past mid-igy remained the rest of the week
die age, with well-rounded mus- . with her cousin. Mi&s Doris Eade.v
cles preserved in solid stone. j Mrs. Dan Edeiman, teacher of
Two years later another “stone the Willing Workers class of the
man" was unearthed by Sutten and Methodist church, entertained the
Horn, which they announced was class members with a picnic on
for sale. the Charley Washecheck farm.
So much motiev had been t*ken Frlda>’ nlght Th®** present were
in through display of the first find olen Ralcllff Douglas Edeiman,
at various fairs throughout the Rex Ever>- Verlln Yowell. Gene
country they had no trouble find- Allen Moffett. Douglas Rat-
ing a buyer cliff, Hugh Pettlcord. Sally Clark,
James Reid, a Fcrrest City ^ W!2dT J°
trader, took an option on the sec- and ,Edelman;i
ond specimen and then dickered _
with Peter Person, a farmer, to 1, , ",
sell it at a Droflt cleo Washecheck. teacher of the
“ T. . . Uve Wire Methodist Sunday
* * P“V r fCMh school class, gave a picnic for the
for th h., Z °n hL? 'arm group Friday evening Present
i tr^edv Dorothy Moffett. Nellie Long.
a y‘ , .. .. . Leislte Wiedemann. Darel Bennett.
Person and his wife quarreled UVlrne Huggard. Don Long.
rir qUar‘ Boyce Washecheck. Visitors were
end!d,hby Pers0,‘ kU11"8 hu Clyde Pettlcord. and daughter,
wife and then committing suicide. , wld Mrs Roy Garten
I I ip IraaArlu rat,• • 19 In . -
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STOCKS ENTERTAIN
(.KOl’P AT BREAKFAST
Mr. end Mrs. J. R. Sto.k, 721
West Wade street, had as break-
fast guests this morning Mi. and
Mrs. A W. Shiner ol Port Arthur,
Tex, Mrs. Bill Rogers of Clinton.
Mrs. Ada Chiles, Rex Colt, daugh-
ter, Barbara. Morris Stock, all of
El Reno, and Staff Sergeant Mel-
bourne Stock, who Is here on fur-
lough, after 17 months overseas
duty.
PHOTO-FINISHING
Invites Beauty Closeupi
LACO
The Cattila
Soap
SHAMPOO
Confaittine
Olive Oil
50« VALUE
(ORPOkAL AND MRS. OWEN
VISIT with parf:nts
Corporal and Mrs. Irvin Owen
and daughter of Shawnee are
spending a few days with Corpora)
Owen’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.
I. Owen, 716 Sunset drive, and
with Mrs. Owen’s mother, Mrs. D
H Selver, 816 South Choctaw ave-
nue.
Corix>ral Owen is being transfer-
red from Camp Howse. Tex, to
Camp Jackson. Columbia, S. C.
AUUl'ST SPECIAL
EX-CEL-CIS
FACE POWDER
lye Beauty In a Flash
with CLAIROL
MASCARA ^
Regular
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How Can I?
Mrs. L. J. (Joode
Phone 457
Etiquette
Q. In what way may one over-
come self-consciousness?
A. The very best, and really the
unly method. U thinking less about
one’s self.
Q. For what reason should one
send a prompt answer to an Invi-
tation to a week-end party?
A, So that if one is unable to
enjoy the hospitality, the Invita-
tion may be extended to some other
guest.
John Funk. Mrs. T. J. Glllllan,
Mrs. C. A. Jones. Mrs. Guy Lan-
man, Mrs. John Porter, Mrs Ed
Schooley. Mrs. D. H. Selver, Mrs.
J. R. Stock. Mrs. Vander Oraaf.
Mrs. A. B. Warner and Mrs. Wil-
der.
ITie division will convene Sept
8 In the home of Mrs Fred
Joehnk, 1101 West Wade street
can ruin
the
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NEW TREE CHAMP
MADISON. Wla.—(U.R)— Wiscon-
sin now rlalms the white pine
championship of the world. A huge
white pine tree recently was dis-
covered In Forest county, Wiscon-
sin, by United States Forest Ran-
ger Louts Tausch The big tree's
circumference of 16 feet, 10 inches,
beats the former champion white
pine, near Eveleth, Minn., by two
fret, I wo Inches Other mccsure-
inenU of the new champion In-
clude: diameter, five feet, four
inches: total height, 140 feet;
maximum crown spread. 48 leet.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 54, No. 133, Ed. 1 Friday, August 3, 1945, newspaper, August 3, 1945; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc922313/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.