The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 333, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 27, 1956 Page: 3 of 10
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jesday, March 27, 1956
The El Reno (Okie.) Daily Tribune
Tingle Belles Club
Dinner Is Held
Mrs. Arnold
Speaker For
Flower Club
Entertainer Talks
For Study Club
Mrs. Schroeder Is
Hostess To Group
Mrs. Norman Schroeder, 1021
South Hadden, was hostess Mon-
day afternoon to members of the
Stitch-in-Time club.
Attending were Mrs. George Kiz-
er, Mrs. W. V. Stevens, Mrs. Hub-
ert Gray, Mrs. Olan Cornell and
Mrs. Kenneth Stearns.
Next meeting will be at 2 o’clock
the afternoon of Wednesday, April
11. with Mrs. Stearns, 1213 West
Pine.
EL RENO
Miss Marjorie Sams, a member
of the faculty of Northern Illinois
State college, De Kalb, is spending
this week in Chicago where she is
attending a Physical Education
convention. Miss Sams is the
daughter of Mrs. Carolyn Sams,
1121 South Rock Island.
Attending the Women's State
Rowling tournament in Lawton
Saturday and Sunday were Mrs.
Emmitt Miller, 2451 Town’s End
drive, Mrs. Earnie Corlee, 210
West Jenkins, Mrs. A. D. Cox, jr.,
1101 West London, Mrs. Glen A.
Brown, 1800 East Rogers and Mrs.
Jack Williams, 1001 South Rock
Island, all members of the Reggy's
Cafe bowling team.
A covered dish dinner was held
Monday evening by members of
the Tingle Belles club at the home
of Mrs. W. D. Lackey, 1317 South
Dille.
Bunco furnished the entertain-
ment with traveling and high score
prizes going to Mrs. Richard Lut-
trell, and Mrs. J. K. Anderson, a
guest receiving low score.
Others present were Mrs. R. W.
Stockton, a guest, and Mrs. Robert
Boevers.
April 23 meeting will be with
Mrs. Luttrell, 902 South Duane.
Mrs. Gertrude Smith of Norman
was guest speaker Monday after-
noon for the El Reno Study club.
Hostess was Mrs. H. Albert Tay-
lor, 1209 South Macomb, with ap-
proximately 35 members present.
Mrs. Smith, an actress and en-
tertainer, spent three years over-
seas in special army service as an
entertainer. She was one of the
first civilians sent to Japan to
entertain the troops.
Her program Monday afternoon
was a lecture and display of hand
paintings from Japan. The display
included china, scarves, damask,
pottery, ceramics and Japanese
wearing apparel.
Next meeting will be April 23, ]
place to be announced later in the
social calendar.
Mrs. F. E. Arnold discussed
“How to Keep Cut Flowers Long-
er,’’ Monday at a 2 o’clock meeting
of the Tulip Flower club.
Hostess for the afternoon was
Mrs. W. W. Jones, 510 South Miles.
“History of the Lily’’ was the
lesson presented by Mrs. Roy Mit-
chell. Mrs. George Purcell gave an
article on “How to Dry Fresh
Flowers.’’
After the meeting games of
bingo furnished the entertainment
with high score favor awarded to
Mrs. Florence Spears and low
score favor going to Mrs. Stephen
Jackson.
Among those present were Mrs.
Mabel Tollefson, Mrs. W. A. Duff,
Mrs. Margaret Remi, Mrs. F. E.
Bailey, Mrs. B. M. Campbell, and
Mrs. Harry Garrett.
April 9 meeting will be with
Mrs. Garrett, 506 South Choctaw,
when a plant exchange will be
held.
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t Edited by MILDRED L. COKER—Phone 19
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pES Program
| Given By
Mrs. Booher
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Quinn,
105Vi East Hayes, attended the fu-
neral services for Harold C. Briggs
at 10 a.m. Monday in the Putnam
City Christian church. Burial was
in Chapel Hill Memorial gardens.
Mr. Briggs is a nephew of Mrs.
Quinn.
Jack DeAtley, 201 South Barker,
is reported ill at his home.
Mrs. Ixmise Morrison and her
sister, Mrs. Lena Garrison, 420
North Bickford, had as their 1 o’-
clock dinner guests Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. George Gleason and
daughter, Linda and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Knott and son George Ray.
Calendar
WEDNESDAY
Sacred Heart HD club. Hostess
Mrs. Raymond Walch, 901 South
Choctaw, 1:15 p.m.
Razzle Dazzle club. Hostess Mrs.
L. I. Fiscus, Chappie addition.
DYWYK club. Hostess Mrs. Flor-
ence Spears, north of El Reno, 2
p. m.
Priscilla Embroidery club. Hos-
tess Mrs. Henry Behne, 1017 South
Macomb, 2 p.m.
Neighborhood Bible class of Fair
addition. All-day meeting with
Mrs. Sam Hulbert, southeast of El
Reno.
Cro-Tat-Em club. Hostess Mrs.
Emery Whitacre, 1221 West Wade,
2 p.m.
THURSDAY
Senior Citizens club. Meeting in
SC hall, 7 p.m.
Ladies Golf club. Regular day of
play at Country club. Tee off at
9:30 a.m.
FRIDAY
RDM club. “Hobo” party for
members and their husbands. Hos-
tess Mrs. Gene McClure, 914 West
London, 7 p.m.
Needlecraft club. Hostess Mrs.
Ed Harrison, 215 North Williams.
Teen Town. Meeting in Eagles
hall.
Every Woman’s Bible class of
First Christian church. All-day
meeting at the church.
Awards Given At
Cub Pack Meeting
Presentation of awards highlight-
ed a meeting of Cub Scout pack
No. 379 Monday night at Hillcrest
school.
Gold arrow awards went to Mi-
chael Laughton, Jerry Parker,
Tommy Erbar, and Wolf badge
went to Richard Haynes,. Jack
Hodgkinson, jr., and Barry Schroe-
der.
Films cn wildlife handling of
firearms and flying were shown
through courtesy of the Rock Is-
land Diesel club with Ike Eskind
serving as projectionist.
Bruce Haynes, cubmaster, called
the meeting.
Next session will be held the last
Monday night in April.
Concrete Finisher*
Available
Mrs. H. C. Oleson of Chandler is
visiting in the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nighswander,
701 West Wade.
Darrell Walker, student of Phil-
lips University in Enid, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. D. Walker, southeast of
El Reno.
ns. F. R. Booher had charge
U short program in observance
blaster Monday evening, follow-
Li regular business meeting of
tprder of the Eastern Star, in
Masonic temple.
(ring the business session, Mr.
Mrs. Lloyd J. Palmer were ap-
(ed to represent the chapter at
v-eting of the Summer Youth
leation program committee,
embers were reminded of the
wet school of instruction being
afternoon and
South End Barker Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Minner of
Norman visited Sunday with El
Reno friends.
Mrs. Joanne Cox of Lake Mur-
ray, near Ardmore, and Bobby
Stinson of Marietta, Love county
were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Holhrook. 408 South
Admire. Miss Cox is a niece of
Mrs. Holbrook.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Townsend,
2401 Town’s End drive, have re-
turned from a two-weeks vacation
at Grand Canyon, Ariz., Hoover
dam and Las Vegas, Nev., San
Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif.
While in Los Angeles they were
the guests of relatives.
Cancer Bandages
Made by Group
There were 39 dozen cancer
bandages made Monday night at
the First Christian church for the
American Cancer society of Okla-
homa City.
This was a regular service night
conducted by the Christian Wo-
men’s Fellowship of the church.
The work was done by Mrs.
A. L. Poore, Mrs. Bertha Cordray,
Mrs. R. G. Courtney, Mrs. Ralph
Hanneman, Mrs. James Hawkins,
Mrs. Forrest Niles, Mrs. Lawrence
King, Mrs. James Burge, Mrs.
Theo Conley, Mrs. Mary J. Reed,
Mrs. Sam Titterington, Mrs. Stan-
ley Barker, Mrs. M. K. Artz, Mrs.
Helen Cordray, Mrs. Leland An-
derson, Mrs. J. E. Biggert, Mrs.
Roy Griggs, Kay Niles, Karen
Niles and Reger.a Courtney.
for ACCIDENT-FREE DRIVERS
FOR INFORMATION CALL OR SEE . . .
W. G. CLOUSE
Wednesday
frig in Hennessey.
Je Easter program was opened
a song by Fred Cacy, ac-
oanied at the piano by Mrs.
Worry of
Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Morris,
600 South Williams, Mrs. Jesse M.
Burge, 421 South Hoff and Mrs.
Paul R. Taylor, 1101 South Barker,
returned Monday from a 10-days
vacation in New Orleans, La.,
Gulfport, Biloxi and Natchez, Miss.
While in Biloxi they were guests
at the Edgewater Gulf hotel.
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DISTRICT AGENT
109 E. Woodson Phone 41
ler.
fs. C. E. Shaw conducted an
or devotional service, follow-
ith a hymn sung by the entire
jp. Benediction was given by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hadley,
307 East London, have as their
houseguest Mrs. Bessie Lawson of
St. Louis, Mo.
JOHN BROOKS
Eukon—Phone 4-7701
H -* P’,Y BOWLING
r.l Kcno—Phone 1460-M
I J. M. Woods.
I stesses for a social hour were
I Harold Corbett, Mrs. W. M.
111 and Mrs. Lester Nicholson,
rxt regular meeting will be
U 9 in the Masonic temple.
[inner Fetes Two
\n Anniversaries
G. D. McBee Is
Feted At Party
•. and Mrs. Walter Gregory,
[ North Shepard, entertained
a 6 o'clock dinner Sunday
^ng honoring Mrs. I. J. Eskind
'Jack Loyall on their birthday
Mrs. Henson Is Feted
With Stork Shower
As a surprise for Mrs. E. G.
Henson 401 North Barker, a group
of friends arrived at her home
Monday night and presented her
with a "stork" shower.
Present were Mrs. J. L. Plaster,
Mrs. Earl Barton, Mrs. O. A. Rog-
ers. Mrs. C. F. Evans, Mrs. A. G.
Cash, Mrs. D. D. Mowery, Mrs. S.
A. Ellison, Mrs. Lloyd Anderson,
Mrs. S. E. Huddleston, Mrs. Paul
Hale, Mrs. Ray Mullin and son,
Marvin, Mrs. R. E. Payton. Mrs.
Frank Knight, Laverne Payton and
the hostess’ daughter, Delores
Henson.
Honoring G
D. McBee on his
90th birthday anniversary Monday
evening, Mrs. I. J. Eskind, jr., was
hostess at a birthday party.
Four generations of the family
were present.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs. S.
R. McBee; Mrs. George McBee
and daughters, Danella Kay and
Georgia Dian; Mrs. Malvin Mc-
Bee and sons, Wilbur and Martin:
I. J. Eskind, jr., and son, Merlin.
Lversaries.
kests included Mr. and Mrs.
lard Lott, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
k Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Van-
Uy, Mrs. Jack Loyall and chil-
li, Gregory, Roger and Woody,
f Eskind and son, Merlin, Rob-
IjBullock, Darryl Bullock, Re-
fa Bullock, Jacqulyn Bullock
Miss Willa Gregory.
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hrprise Party Held
[r Members of IOOF
mowing a meeting of the IOOF
J* Monday
Sue Cloud Is Member
Of Gamma Phi Beta
NORMAN, March 27—Sue Cloud,
El Reno, has been initiated into
the Gamma Phi Beta sorority,
one of 16 national social sororities
on the campus of the University
of Oklahoma.
Miss Cloud, a freshman major-
ing in physical therapy, is the
daughter of Mrs. Arra Cloud. 1106
West London.
members
• given a surprise party by
ibers of the Rebekah lodge,
istesses were Mrs. Henry Van-
iraaf
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Mrs. Ed Porter, Mrs
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it, El Reno, has been initiated
the Sigma Delta Tau sorority,
of 16 national social sororities
he campus of the University of
Lhoma.
Miss Plaut, a sophomore maj-
g in journalism, is the daugh-
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Plaut
West London.
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 333, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 27, 1956, newspaper, March 27, 1956; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc923925/m1/3/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.