The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 208, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 30, 1946 Page: 2 of 8
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E. H. S. Indians Are
After Wolf Skins
WEEKLY ArrOlfNT Ol SCHOOL ACTIVITIES
The El Reno Highschool Boomer
Wednesday, October 30, 19-ifil
T«E BOOMER
Published by ilie (’restive Writing
( lass, I'nder Supervision Of
Miss Josephine Ilndnelt
Marie Dittmer, Editor
Assistant Editor—Wilma Mathews.
Sports Writer—Betty Merveldt.
Feature Editor—Bernice Barger.
Scores Compiled
On Typing Tests
bookkeeping And
Shorthand Classes
A iso Progressing'
Preparations Made For
Annual Band Clinic
" KENO HIOHSt HOOl WEDNESDAY. 0( l (M!I K 1:M.,
‘Graveyard Giggles’
On Sale Thursday
Leo C. Murray. El Reno high-
whool band director, plans to send
the names of six El Reno hlgh-
•school band members to Oklahoma
A. and M. college. Stillwater, with
two ni be sells icd to attend the
Typing II students tool: another isth annual band clinic. Thurs-
iay. Dec 12, (n Stillwater
I>ids Are Issued
Bv Soviet ies
50 Girls Receive
Invitations From
Literary Groups
New Uniform Received
By School Band Queen
Bids to the
Betty Merveldt. queen of FI Reno)
l highschool band, has received the I
iipw band queen uniform ordered
by the Und last spring. The uni-1
fonn Is white, trimmed with eold'
-hree litcrai-v cn I''raidia(f' anrt with this Miss Mer-
.._ , J v *°* I veldt wears a tall feather helmet
Pepett Club
Has Initiation
a*.I -
cletlrs—Bonita Marcia Cat to. Piul-
• Copy Readers—Glora Ann Joule,,- -- -----------
Natalie Tillery, Martha Harvey, Pat j 10-mlnut* sjicrd test last week
Hooe Kay Demke Cl.rto Childers, |,hf “"k;« lf1,| ^ «/ OeraM B Pr-scotf. will be guest. a^afT^ ^ T*'* nw ,,Uhlit ^ar-
Marcia Nation, Nonna lonmwn. *„w Na‘*,h* MkeiiM. c(mAmor for Ihp cllnU. wi„ B(,_ wn. ivsllrf, n i ^ "n,p W|U at the half of the LI
Lots Jean While, Betty Wilson, M words, five emirs; Evelyn Tro. hMjnn Makovskv rtnd A M„. Vhon! „,rU h,g”" I Reno-Shawnee game
Natalie Lokensgard.
Ceremony Follows
Banquet Attended
By Large Group
Class Is Publishing
Graveyard Giggles'
Friday night.
Santa Claus
Arrives Earlv
The Mail Bag
W,ta0n' 5 word--, four errors’;' Narx-y^Weed S" fj*v.sky and Max A. Mil- vhool girts.
Reporters—Mildred Eaton. Knlh-jr'1 **£• Bitty Me,- r0Jllr,[nt ° W“ ^ w-e^rtene' Bmon VwvV^
Esiine K*-*iSrWckw£!{Si °P^ « worts, live ,Trots; Rich- An f*'*'* /Ighschool band £. Attend CO*. Violet DarUuuJ.Pa,
,a„ von TunrejnPfcSTs^Ifi !aKi "*«•'*». 47 words, five or- °f “ °««1 **«»*• ^ ^011.0,,s. Joan Pelertca, -----
Jem WawT Sid Ashley. 46 words, four ** 1,rPst>n' f"r ,hr cllnl(' %" ^ Frances Rcy. j Jeon Funk, who is attending
. 1 errors; June Rollins. 40 wonts, five I A rnund-table discussion for di- • M:u- Wampler, Bwbari 'college at Hollin , Vn. sends word
errors: and law Jean Siler, 44 rPftors *"<> demonstration on rr- ™.'Tor. Donnr Scnmanda, Page that her work is oncoming more
words, five errors. bearsal techniques will be con- "resslder. Jean Thompson. jot- difficult m:d that she has to
I ,d,5Huy* by Prpsr0" during the day. Pedersen, Wanda Up Royse study harder and harder. She like,
Gfttluf. rnllpcrr hut ic etm
Annua] Pc pert Initiation
Gifts Obtained
For Distrbuton
In h oregn Lands
Santa Clans pm iii an early' ^ **lclors%r, f)6.
satorzt mij ................
Bevery Von Wirder. Jiek Tomlins C
land Doris Condry. 100;
FJmcn. Ellen Stevens and Helen
Wanda Simmons
that she now i, a
2Z. 15** ■» «1
appearance In El Reno highschool 1 11brirr forma consist of ap-
Ot t. 28. but not, as one might I'rnximately 400 of the most com -
suppose, with Chn unas presents i n>on words ttsed In well Inc ordln-
foi local children. Instead he riinie ,,ry business letter
the
loudid with many gifts for
youth of foreign countrips.
Indeed, old Snint Nick is right
on the job tills year, and ii]xm
Sliohl'aiiri II class recently took
a scries of five-iniimte test . U
these le.-ts arc transcribed O.'i per-
cent word perfe t, the publishers
24,723 persons were
killed or In-j
Jured in motor accidents.
- PICTURE FRAMING
Latest Patterns in Wallpape|
HARRY WAGNER
Plione i42
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looking around K H. B. it appeared'of the shorthand text grant a ecr- friends, is president of the B. M l I. T bids were aeeentrH ^ iciarcmore, write that they now are IBoinltoff, Pntsv Brass. Dolores
x^f^,rs,r,£: s KsfrTit “Mcl B”n' Jo,x'B",rd'
ho tr American httny class. If- NAtnlle Tillery was the only rotary of the state F. H. A. chap- Kitrmiller. Janet O'Keefe, oienda * * homel
one uai»|)ened tc lie passing bv j student to pass the 30-word test ter. and n number of the Peijcit Dean Powell, Dorothv Williams ' .....1 m'~"
Mias shan'Jin'. room ciurtng the who had not previously reached !X'H club. Margie is a student Oertnido Theims, Oertiudc Mr- Loraine R-ische writes 1,^.,,
first ho,:r Monday, he would have|lh„, goal, she will receive a eer- librarian this rear. Afee. Thelma Lowry and Geraldine UZ Okhboma A and M.. 1™.
noticed quite a bit of activity and 'tificate.
excitement—there was no doubt in
the class’ tnlnd about what was
going on. Nancy Weed and Sara
Louise Woods could Ire seen hurry-
ing around with a waste paper
basket and some crepe paper trail-
ing behind, whl-h after a time
was transformed into a very at-
tractively leeorntod container foi-
lin' many presents that were al-
ready there. The presents were
being set on a table dose to the
rioor so that any passerby could
not help but understand whnt
was going on. Jerome Bushytiend
and Clarence Blackett 1 were in the
process of painting some signs for
further advertising. There was a
little bank on Miss Shnnklin's desk
—n money bank for those who
Wished to contribute money.
Some of the girls in Mrs. lottrea
Hickman's homrmaklng classes
were helping with the gifts at the
grade schools
To be a physical education Parker.
Emma Cttlley was the only slu- 1 tea her Is her ambition. "Feature
dent to pass the 100-wore' test stories are what I really enjoy
She will receive a pin I tendin'; on the school page" was
Bookkeeping classes are I login i Margie's answer when asked what
nlng the study of the specie type of story she hkod best on the
Journals The first to lie ,-tudiec ehool page. The University of - A group o' . . ....—....
Is the purchase Journal. Time i Oklahoma is the college she plans Honor society members rnjoved
rtX’ht in learning the vocabulir- 10 attend alter being 'rradttated |• rfp to Oklahoma City municipal
Art Center Is Visited
By El Reno Group
water, that
Delta Extu.
she Is a pledge to
the National Art
for the Journal and how tc. make from highschool.
entries in it anti post from It.
art center last Saturday.
Rev. H. Paul Briggs
Is Assembly Speaker
There they saw an exhibit of
Five Centuries of Western Paim-
Her favorite subject is home-
, maltin'.' mid -die chooses Life ns
the nin.izlnc she most enjoys Inns," and a collection of 22 orient-
reading. Mnrcic’s most Interesting nips of the 16th. 17th and 18th
were to California aud to !centuries.
Students of Ll Reno highschoe’
were honored tc have as nest
speaker in a special assembly lar
Wednesday morning Rev. H. Pau
Briggs, who stroke and played th
piano.
Keith Schroder, president of the
students’ association, led tire stu-
.dent body In the pledge of ulleg-
•rjpr
In other first-hour classes, the
presents were also piling up, as
each class /ed to he 100 per-
cent.
The world Christmas festival,
winch was begun in 1945 and is (f ang the prayer response
lance to the fine, Bet t v Jo Cannot
tend the scripture, and Betty Ann
Hahn led the prayer. 'Dm fresh- .
man r.lrls’ chorus, under the direr |
tion of Miss Mar/ Ruth MeCnlley
olotado Tire rose is her favorite T he students profited very mtKh
flower, ami lavender is the color Tram th" trip and tire looking for-
he like, btst—prd with her blonde v,1,ci making another.
’sir and blue eyes, why not?
•She considers "The Robe" tho j
’•pst book she has ever read. "Star- j
' im " is her favorite song and she !
ays that. Harry Jnmes' is her i
vorite archest nt
Dr. T. V. Powell
Chiropractor
IVe Specialize in fare And
Treatment of the Eye
GENERAL PRACTICE
Calls Answered
Hay or Night
167' E. Woodson-Phone 1599
Residence Phone 1344-J
like New!
We guarantee our reuphnlstering
service. Free estimate. Plenty of
fabries! Call us now!
—We Make Slip Covers—
Ezel! Furniture
Phone 38
to be an annual project, this year
eonsLsled only of gifts going from
this country to other countries, but
Id future veers It is honed that 1
there will tie a mutual exchange ot 1
presents.
The purposes of this plan are I
to promote friendship betwetn the I
people of dilferent countries and
to give happiness to children who j
nave scarcely had the chance to
know whnt Chrl-tmns and IP spirit i
It like.
So every one in E. IT. S. pitched
In to make It a ' Merry Christmas"
lor children in liberated countries.
THREE MORE
MESSAGES!
TRAINMEN
and
AUXILIARY FAMILIES
Masquerade
Thursday-7:00 p.
TRAINMEN HAIL
m.
LITHE INDIAN
f " CiAiioiiiq
$7.95
Little Indian
n J r T: 0t ,hat WiM cftpture your
■h>m “v to**, at our „„,-r.
."izos 1-MiWidths AAA-B
—Tonight at 7:4,5—
The Man Who Knew
Christ but Went io Hell"
—Thursday al 7:45 p. m.—
’’What Kind of A
in Stripes!
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Cotton Flannel Pajamas
B'ttra quality; and extra warmth in E.V.P
jnmaa of prc-shrtink cotton flannel. So warm
cold winter ahead, f 'ollared button coat - tvlp, C()|.
ors: blue, BTcen, and maroon striped. Sitw A-l).
pa-
for
s;).5i)
broadcloth Pajamas
Handsomely .striped pajamas. Really cut for com-
fott. Variety of color combinations, that arc jruar-
anteed washable. Sizes A to D.
Iwotinosda
PI BLISHLI) in INTEREST OF SUIOOI. mmiJ
iBftty Jo Cannon, Betty Ann.
1 Cherry, Mary Cornelius, Juanita
t ox. Donna Crp.in, Jeanne Cramer 1
June Hutson, Glvndeen Crawford,
Kay Demke, Marie Dlttmei Vir- ti,« ■
-•v. Joan Carol H.uw, Joanne soW at nl Jn Stt ” '‘l
I
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thT'Zon , SufSj C0J
.ui was given by the pledges. IFowJl. Betty Shumate, Alice 1 .-e b*r of Mrs 1 u ’o'.
1 lie Tillery, Dorothy sixth-h , h., 1
- " ' room h.-re ,1c ! Initial- Ward. I.ois Jean White. Vivian “Ideal Wt eh l-i w- I
cd v.crc: Jerry Ai m on. fearlenc White, Sara Ixiul-e Woods, Mary "What I Like About H^llowJ
flenz-Wc
, Vedding
n■•"""• .vma! SACRAMENTO. Calif, -to- AsTZ1
all-state higWhool band and Phi nVdvrs Uudude Jerry Uu M She studies about six ^nna Mathews, Jo L>« automobile registrations .soared to lorn 1 newspapers,
the A. and M rnlleee band and Ati.mrrm. Man Cannon, Ora finih ‘ “ day. nrd that she like I! ' : ,oll!‘'11 illl-,inlp *«:;•» m Califotnui. the,.
Sever. Clara Frances Ftnk. Ul ...... " i attending Oklahoma t ,:m- (V ’ r'Z !** ; ; department of motor vehicles re- I
-1--- -----,, K SCaVCM«iwnH P0^1<“r' A‘ f’nd M" SU,IW#t0r jJfan Tn'ompson. C.ralyn “hn.'iVCa,Cd lhat thc accident t®»|
A Qanihw (if ’17 Clarice ’* Jo ' imbodet^ MuiIh Fi0,11 Hrl"n Thompson at okln- !'c’,va Cilthn in" Vilul- Beverly Von[ma> mount w 5.000 this year. Dur-
0 nPIUrtrS 01 17 >(on(V. Pvjvla ,onpf> j'nnn ' ’'mna college for Women. Cluck-!w,l d('r' Mm-> Whiteman, Hanna- in8jhe first six months of the year
---Eleanor Lively. Donna Jean Lyonv usha'- f°mes worrt 'hat she thinks!1™' Voungheim Myrna U.nd, Bo-
om 0: Hie 1110,1 friendly persons!Nonna Mathews, Johnell Preston • l’sJ<!,_M>l°ay ^ interesting and that1. ^ Brim:.. Sylvia Jones and Max-.
in in Reno hiLdisehool this year is j Catherine June Reichert, Carolyn* 1 jM> ls a lll,’tlB‘1 '« Fehe Sa. I1'11' Howsrton.
fliJmninK rnci nUractivr Mnrpir jVftHKlm. Sara Kav Vllm M-m I ^ , ,7 ' Cthcr*s Iho baDQUetand
Bomhoff. Whiteman and Hannslore * Yo“ g- R"f. ,W,,ync Wil*|!!’<‘ „WmA .
“Murge." as she Ls called by her helm [son. at Oklahoma Military academy,l^iK-har, Bemadme Adams, Margie
j Cin remote, write that they now are j Bomhoff. Patsy Brass,
p. and Mrs. C
t of F.l Reno
engagement .
Helen, to J
[Mr. and Mrs.
| South Evans
fhe wedding v
a. m. Wedne
Cied Heart Cal
ther Victor Vi
iciatlng.
rhe brklc-clect
cred Heart hig
vfr. Wolking a
Sac-reel Hear
s discharged
a from the arn
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SNORED ON
Mr. and Mrs.
J North Shtpn
ine.1 ?4ondny e
d wiener roast,
n, Harvey D.
Ihdav nnnlver
The Hallowed
‘d out and di
mes were play
j |Those enjoying
Tlrlenc and Sto
lbert and Joyc
bd
N'lkon P
Bid Janice Jenr
iJobbv Wolf, Wil
Dry. Flo Ella Ki
aid Charles Bi
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*11l°!:i■ Jl'm"r Be
iLin Campbell. Be
Homier, Mr.
ijmi :In honorer
R Tie hont i -
Llively gifts and
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|;*>n:s t. ( . >111
r Most i >> to ,
Mrs. J. C. S
Rock Island av
friday to the l
The mystery
py Mrs. W O.
Ijjirizes going to I
Vind Mrs. Leo K
If Th? remain
Hioon was spent
Tie hostess w
hk:,m Wallace ii
refreshments to
|iart. Mrs. Chau
Modrall. M
IfMr- Wick, M
BCamm.
The next me
If;, in ilie home
IjSsuth Evans av
$2.95
Place Is Hell!’
—Friday at 7:45 p. m.—
"Will We Know Our
Loved Ones in Heaven!1
Rev. Davis’ Messages
Are Timely, Dynamic
and Stirring!
Don’t Miss Any
Remaining Services
Free Bus Service
To and From All Sendees
BIBLE BAPTIST
CHURCH
\th\ 4W.
Ralbriggan Pajamas
•• ^ v to_______ it
Wise they are so comfortable. Fine knit Hal-
jf^n pajanias by Mnnsinpwear. Slipover tons,
n'lfl trousers-knit niffs and ankle barns Tan
color. Sizes A to D.
$3.15
FOR COLD WEATHER CAR PROTECTION, STOP A
ANY D-X STATION. D-X DEALERS ARE WINTERIZING
EXPERTS . . . COMPLETELY EQUIPPED . . . OFFERING
GUARANTEED WINTER-PROVED PRODUCTS. GET D-X
n N T E R C HANGE-OVER SERVICE TODAY!
D*X, Ihe easy starling,
lubricating Motor Fuel
D-X
^30Re-
D-X, the free-flowing,
Top-Flite Motor Oil
Winter CHANGE-OVER Service
mid.CONTI NENT PETROLEUM CORPORATION
D-X and Diamond Products Are Distributed By:
HEO SCHAFER OIL CON PAW
Jockey Shorts
70c
Jockey Juniors
53c
B.V.D. Hriefs
65c
Cooper lTndcrshirtft
Smp.ll. Med., Larpre
62c-70e
Munsinewear
T’ndershirts
* Small. Med., Uirpre
«Slc
MPARTV ARRAN
JaT COUNTRY
j Mr. and Mrs.
4Mr and Mrs. t
j[Mr. and Mrs. I
J be hosts this ev
Reno Country
L be entertained
n party, hot dog s
f ride. Tho group
i elub at 7 p. m
I ---
; Stillwater
Injured in
STILLWATER
Jimmy Remy nu
and broken rig
{ because of a p
The 12-year-o
| In a tree to ge
I a house oeve ’
■ eggs in the nes
con back, but t
tree. He suffer,
and broken rlgl
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 55, No. 208, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 30, 1946, newspaper, October 30, 1946; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924101/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.