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El Reno (Okla.> Daily Tribune
Sunday, March 14, 1954
EL RENO
Sacred Heart
Altar Society
Groups Meet
and WOMEN'S PAGE
Edited by MILDRED L. COKER^-Phone IB
Mrs. Hind si ey Is
Feted at Shower
Mrs. John A. Hindsley was hon-
ored at a pink and blue shower
Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Owens, 802 South
Mitchell.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Sam Davis
and Mrs. Bill Vieweg.
Mrs. A. G. Guth reported the gift
table was centered with little blue
and pink decorated cradles.
Contest winners were Mrs. Leroy
Bonner, Mrs. Ernest Hill and Mrs.
Harry Donnellan, jr.
Among those attending were Mrs.
Bob Palmer. Mrs. Milo Lee per, Mrs.
Calvin Guth. Mrs. Robert Richer-
son, Mrs. Thomas Peterson, Mrs.
Ray Cooksey, Mrs. Charla Smith,
Mrs. Nell Burmeier, Mrs. P. R.
Johnson. Miss Edith Reed, Mrs. L.
E. Lord. Mrs. Raymond Wright,
Mrs. Sam Lakin, Mrs. Herman Ditt-
mer, Mrs. Roy Faubion, Mrs. C. S.
Blanton, Mrs. Pansy Simmons and
Mrs. A. O. Guth.
Unable to attend but sending
gifts were Mrs. Phil Jrnnnn of
Geary. Mrs. F. O. Barrett. Mrs. A
F. Guth, Mrs. Chester Herbert,
Mrs. Gene Garrison. Mrs. Mervll
Meyer, Mrs. Eugene Dozier, Mrs.
Walter J. Halsey, Mrs. Henry Ma-
son, Mrs. Harry Donnellan. Mrs.
Fied Sherer, Mrs. W. H. Barrett
and Mrs. W. B. Reed.
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Women’s Bible Class
Has All-Day Meeting
Mrs. W. R Mowre was luncheon
hostess at the all-day meeting for
members of the Every Woman’s
Bible class Friday at the First
Christian church.
Assistant hostess was Mrs. W. L.
Leach.
Devotions were given by Mrs.
Bess Breeze and quilting and sew-
ing were the work for the day.
Mrs. M. M. Golden reported
other members present were Mrs.
P. R. Gaughom, Mrs. Nell Lovell.
Mrs. George Swisher, Mrs. Ethel
Wynn, Mrs. Emmett Marks, Mrs.
Elisabeth Lyman, Mrs. E. B. God-
frey, Miss Florence McDougall,
Mrs. E. A. Godfrey, Mrs. Fannie
Frosch, Mrs. Henry Kroll, Mrs. W.
H. Johnson, Mrs. John McNew.
Mrs. W. N. Palmer and Mrs.
Golden.
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Farmers Union Local
Meets in Reno School
Members of Farmers Union local
509 met for a pot-luck suipper at
7:30 p. m. Friday in Reno school.
Members of Falview local 263 were
guests.
Entertainment was furnished by
Cliff Johnson and Jim Brown,
piano selections by Glen Griffin,
and a song by Rebekah, Jacquelyn
and Daryl Bullock.
Following the business meeting,
the first Junior Farmer training
school was held with 15 students
present. Teachers were Mrs. Bill
Hunt, Mrs. U>na Bullock and Mrs.
Joe Armstrong.
Mrs. Earnest Fowler reported that
the group’s next meeting will be
held on April 9 in Reno school,
when a “tacky" party is planned.
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Leisure Hour Club
Meets in Torpey Home
Mrs. Ted Torpey was hostess to
members of the Leisure Hour club
Thursday evening at her home, 411
South Evans.
Prizes were won in court whist
by Mrs. J. C. Stickley and Mrs. John
Creasy.
Guests were Mrs. John Porter,
Mrs. Jess Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Gir-
ard and Mrs. John Sa'ngster.
The hostess reported other mem-
bers present were Mrs. Chauncey
Hall. Mrs. W. G. Byrd. Mrs. M. P.
Modrall, Mrs. Sam Smith and Mrs.
Leo Kamm.
Next meeting will be March 26
with Mrs. Sam Wallace, 218 North
Barker.
MONDAY
Athenaeum club. Hostess Mrs.
S. S. Macy, 820 South Hoff, at
2:30 p. m.
CWF Guild of First Christian
church. Hostess Mrs. J. L. Patman,
1021 South Hoff
Tulip unit of the Flower
Garden club. Hostess Mrs. Lon
Duff, 515 West Owens.
Eagles auxiliary. Nomination of
officers. Meeting in Eagles hall.
OSWW of First Presbyterian
church. Socinl honoring Miss Na-
dine Bynum, In the church at 8
p. m.
Builders class of Weslev Meth-
odist church. Covered dish dinner
in the church at 7 p. m.
Triangle home demonstration
club. Covered dish dinner at noon.
Hostess Mrs. Bud Chappell, 619
South Ellison.
TUESDAY
ladies Auxiliary to the Brother-
hood of Railroad Trainmen. Meet-
ing in trainmen hall at 7:30 p. in.
Mary Martiia Sunday school class
of First Baptist church. Hostess
Mrs. Nova Smith, 7<>1 Thompson
drive.
Home and Child Study club
Hostess Mrs. Bill Alexander, 805
Thompson drive.
Fr iendly Sew ing club. Hostess Mrs.
E. A. Jackson, 901 South Ellison
Rebekah lodge. Initiation. Meet-
ing in IOOF hall
Tuesday Players. Hostess Mrs.
Harry A. Morris. 211 North Barker.
Chapter M of PEG. Hostess Miv.
H. K. Coward, 312 South Hoff, at
2 p. m.
Chapter AE of PEO. Hostess Mrs.
Sanford Babcock, 1115 East Elm, at
7:40 p. m
BEC club. Hostess Mrs William
Weach, 300 South Williams.
Neighborhood Bible class of Fair
addition. All day meeting with
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Two units of the Altar Society of
Sacred Heart Catholic church held
meetings Thursday.
St. Agnes Unit
Approximately 24 members of the
St. Agnes unit met in the Knights
of Columbus hall with Mrs. William
Zajic, Mrs Earl O’Nan, Mrs. Emma
O’Nan and Mrs. Vina Dumas as
hostesses.
During the business session, con-
ducted by Mrs. Ray Kappus, plans
were completed for a rummage sale
to be held March 15 and 16.
Plans were also made for n
chicken-noodle supper to be served
from 5:30 p. m. until 8 p. m., April
1 in the K of C hall.
Unit prize was won by Mrs. Alex
Huinngel.
A recreation hour followed when
bunco was played with prizes going
to Mrs. Jack Ross for high score.
Mrs D S. Briggs, low score and
Mrs. W. J. Skidmore received the
traveling prize.
Next regular meeting will be held
April 8 in the KC hall.
Kt. Francis Cahrina Unit
Mrs. Florence Laird was hostess
to members of the St. Francis Ca-
brina unit at 7:30 p. m. in her home.
515 South Hofi, with Mrs. B. B.
Walker assisting hostess.
During the business session plans
v**re completed for a St. Patrick's
Dav bingo party to be held March
17 in the Knights of Columbus hall.
Mrs. Dan Warren reported those
attending were Mrs. Don Ahern,
Mrs. Tom Avant, Mrs. Riley Cow-
den. Mrs. Frank Gerber, Mrs. Earl
Hill. Mrs. A, A. Kastner, Mrs. Tom
McGoffln, Mrs. Etta McLean. Mrs.
Tony McGoffln, Mrs. Margie Mor-
ris, Mrs John Norvell, Mrs. Darby
Quinn, Miss Margaret Salmon, Mrs.
J. B. Stansell. Mrs. Dora Warren,
Mrs. Clay Welborn, Mrs. Eva
Zeigler, Mrs. K, M Bishop, Mrs.
Tom Kelly, Miss Kate Helnen, Miss
Agnes Helnen and Mrs. Warren.
Mrs. Tom McGoffln, 317 South
Admire, will bo hostess April 8
with Mrs. Tony McGoffln ns assist-
ing hostess.
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ANDERSON8 ARE HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Anderson
were hosts at a 6:30 pin. dinner
Friday at their home, 1000 South
Ellison. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
LimesUll, Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Stock, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse M. Burge
and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Mayfield.
Birthday Party Held
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Clinton Riley Strong, son of Dr.
and Mrs. C. Riley Strong, 702 South
Williams, was honored on his
seventh birthday Friday at a picnic
luncheon at 11:30 a. m. in their
home.
The birthday cake was decorated
with Peter Rabbit and Easter eggs.
Games were played and in con-
tests prizes were won by Rosemary
Marshall, Beverly Ann Davis, Phil
Armold, and David Dunlap of
Oklahoma City.
TTie hostess was assisted by Mrs.
Dick Huff of Oklahoma City, Mrs.
Robert Evans and Mrs. James H.
Hodges.
Mrs. Strong reported other guests
were Karen Huff of Oklahoma
City Ann Evans, Drew Hodges, Don
Paul Barnes, Cheryl Hindsley, Jim-
my Brinkley, Andrea DeLana, Jack-
ie Myers, Janie Goldberger, Billy
Hake, Karen Jobe, Stephen Strong
and Sharon Strong.
TWO END VISITS
Mrs. Anna Leen McMillan
Minneapolis, Minn., and Miss
Preimer of Virginia, Minn., lef
their homes Friday evening
visiting for a week with Mrs.
Millan's mother, Mrs. Maude Pe
and brother, Ray, 512 South F
They were also guests of Mrs.
Millan’s brothers and families,
and Mrs. Roy Pearce, 919
Woodson and Mr. and Mrs.
Pearce, 708 South Boynton.
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Fidel is Class Meets
In Parlor of Church
covered dish luncheon. Hostess Mrs.
Sam Hulbert, east of El Reno.
Wednesday
Elks auxiliary. St. Patrick's
luncheon and card party for mem-
bers and other wives of Elks, at
1 p. m. in Elks home
Round-table study club. Hostess
Mrs. M. P. McCabe. 815 South
Reno, at 8 p. m.
TMTM club. Hostess Mrs. Ray
Kaippua, 1816 West London, at 2
p. m.
Jolly Workers home demonstra-
tion club. Hostess Mrs. W. F.
Scl)/:macher. El Reno route 3.
Jnycee Jaynes. Business meeting.
Hostess Mrs. S. R. Davis. 1003 East
Cavanaugh, at 7 p. m.
Order of the Rainbow for Girls.
Meeting in Masonic temple at 7:30
p. m.
DYWYK club. Hostess Mrs. Lon
Huff. 525 South Ellison, at 2 p. m.
A donation to the Red Cross fund
was made by members of the Fi-
delia Sunday school class of the
First Presbyterian church at their
Thursday afternoon meeting in the
church parlor.
Mrs. Lillie Tompkins, president
opened the meeting by reading an
article on “Devotion" from the
Sunday rchool paper.
In the absence of the secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. W. A. Brown filled
the office.
Roll call was answered with
Bible verses.
Group singing was accompanied
by Mrs. Walter J. Halsey at the
piano. Mrs. Halsey also presented
the program on “The Resurrected
Body"
Hostesses for
were Mrs. R. E.
Tompkins.
Mrs. Emil Doeberitz reported
other members attending were Mrs.
F. R. Booher, Mrs. John R. Miller,
Mrs Nve Severn^. Mrs. E. R. Dar-
lann, Mrs. Otis Anderson, Mrs. F. N.
Irving and Mrs. R. C. Whenry.
Next meeting will be held April
8 in the church parlor.
'Backwards' Party
Held by Youths
the social hour
Blanset and Mrs.
A treasure hunt featured the en-
tertainment when members of the
Chi Rho fellowship of the First
Christian church had a “Backwards"
party Friday evening at the church.
All the young people and the ad-
ult sponsors attended the party
with their clothing on backwards.
The treasure hunt took the group
through the downtown business dis- |
trict.
Theo Seikel, an advisor, reported j
those attending were Jake Bloom,
Billie Jean Cacy, Pat Chiles, Karen
Stout. Kalhy Kiker, Shelby Schafer,
Dorothy Swingle, Charles Varnell,
Joe Whipple, Tommy Walker, Grant
Griesel, Betty Miles, Maxine Hil-
burn.
Kuy Hayward, Marilyn Shaw,
Betty Jo Southern. Don King, Char-
lotte Fogg, Richard Fogg, Billy
Harris. Patricia Enz, Judy Remi,
Judy Gholston, Joyce Jackson, Vel-
va Smirl, Janice Wallace, Rex
Thomas, associate minister, Mrs.
Tressie Wage, advisor, and Mr. Seik-
el.
Esther Class Gives
Toys for Nursery
Members of the Esther Sunday
school class of the Trinity Baptist
church brought toys for the church
nursery to their monthly meeting
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hornberger, 915 South Wil-
son.
Devotions were led by Mrs. Albert
Barnes.
After a short business meeting
games were played with prizes
awarded to Mrs. Cleon Winslow and
Mrs. Claude Dale.
Mrs. Riley Hix reported other
members attending were Mi's. E. T.
Nance. Mrs. Gerald Turner, Mrs.
Ray Fou Vr. Mrs. A. C. DeLaughter,
Mrs E. C. Crosswhite, Mrs. Jack
Phillips. Mrs. Virgil Tannery, Mrs.
Frank Warren, Mrs. Bob Slaton
and Mrs. Hix.
Mrs. A. T. Hurt, 1609 South
Evans, will be hostess April 1.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 62, No. 322, Ed. 1 Sunday, March 14, 1954, newspaper, March 14, 1954; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc922765/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.