The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 217, Ed. 1 Friday, November 9, 1956 Page: 2 of 8
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The El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Mrs. Pavy Is
Hostess To
WSCS Group
El Reno
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jk f w B ^ Jy M Members of the General circle
m IB M JPf Mu B of the Women’s Society of Christian
BL JB-JB Services of the Calumet Methodist
church met Thursday at 2 p.m. with
- _ M Mrs. John W. Pavy, south of Calu-
and nomen’s Page ' | pAS'-vsrA!la
Mrs. John C. Pavy was lesson
leader. Mrs. John W. Pavy dis-
cussed Hinduism, Mrs. Orla Reese
spoke on Islamism, Mrs. Pete Han-
sen talked on Confucianism, and
Mrs. Ed Haley told of Health work
in Sarawak and Borneo.
Next meeting will be the Christ-
mas gathering with Mrs. Paul
, .... _ ... . , Bornemann, east of Calumet, and
Lutheran Mission Guild during the Republic, made her official is scheduled Thursday Dec 6
their monthly meeting, held Thurs- visit Wednesday to the Tulsa circle. In addilion to those named above,
day afternoon at Trinity Lutheran ] Members of the Sand .Springs
church. circle weie also guests. Preceding
vjOthcr officers elected were Mrs. the evening meeting a 6 o'clock
Lawrence Wiedemann, vice pre- I dinner was served in the WYCA
sident; Mrs. V. R. LaBohn, secre- j cafeteria.
tary; Mrs. Karl Wittkopp. trea-1 Mrs. W. E. Orr entertained with
surer; and Mrs. David Schafer, J a noon luncheon in honor of Mrs.
reporter. i Haynes and Mrs. Olga Baker, de-
and Women’s Page '
Edited by MILDRED L. COKER—Phone 19
Church Guild Mrs- Clyde Haynes
Elects Officers Tulsa
VflfLCf J Mrs. C]yde Haynes 102 North
Mrs. Carl Henry Wiedemann, jr., Macomb, department president of
was elected president of the Trinity {the Ladies of the Grand Army of
those attending were Mrs. John
Bridges, Mrs. Adolph Boettger,
Mrs. Eugene Boettger, Mrs. Wavie
Magby, Mrs. Tam Golden and Mrs.
Floyd Emberson.
EL RENO IS REPRESENTED in this group of candidates for the White Rose queen, to be
named as the highlight of the annual White Rose formal of the Lambda Chi Alpha social
fraternity at the University of Oklahoma Saturday night. The candidates are, reading
clockwise from the bottom, Carolyn Graunke, Tulsa; Linda Sue Neil, Mangum, Judy
Groh, Oklahoma City. Gloria Botts, El Reno, of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority; Vir-
ginia Lafferty, Oklahoma City, Jean Merritt, Enid, and Sandra Rollins, Tulsa.
Mrs. Barnett
Hostess For
RNA Meeting
Mrs. Ivan Barnett served as
luncheon hostess Thursday when
the Royal Neighbors of America
bad an all-day meeting in the IOOF
nail.
A business session was conduct-
ed by Mrs. Elwood Cox, oracle,
when the group elected Mrs. E. D.
Mark as president for the next dis-
trict convention, to be held in El
Reno.
A report was made on the re-
cently held rummage sale. Mrs.
Ben Miller invited the group to
meet for u day of quilting on Nov.
16 at her home, 708 South Macomb.
Their next meeting was an-
nounced lor Nov. 29 in the 100F
nail.
Mrs. Essie Shelton, district dep-
.ity from Oklahoma City, was a
guest and other members attend-
ing were Mrs. V. A. Mount, Mrs.
George Barth, Mrs. Leo Kamm,
^Irs. R. E. Frid, Mrs. Nola Hyer,
Mrs. Gilbert White, Mrs. T. A.
karris, Mrs. D. H. Jackson, Mrs.
Nettie De France, Mrs Harriet San-
ford. Mrs. C. F. Huggins, Mrs.
Olive Verges, Mrs. Mattie Fox,
Mrs. E. V. Andrews, Mrs. A. G.
Samuelson, Mrs. R. C. Cranmer,
Mrs. Minnie Rumfelt, Mrs. E. E.
Fox, Mrs. Ethel Wynn, Mrs. T. J.
Hunnicutt and Mrs. Fred McNcff.
* • *
Two Invested As
Brownie Leaders
Mrs. Loren Spurr invested Mrs.
William Wallace, leader, and Mrs.
Nathan Young, assistant leader,
find presented them with pins Wed-
nesday when Brownie troop 2-31 of
Rose Witcher school met.
CaUc
SATURDAY
Senior Citizens club. Covered
dish dinner in SC hall, 6:30 p.m.
Zion’s League of the Reorganiz-
ed Church of Latter Day Saints.
Chili supper at church.
SUNDAY
VFW Auxiliary. Openhouse at
VFW hut.
MONDAY
Airs. Hilburn
Hostess To
Birthday Club
The Rev. O. H. Horn opened
| the meeting with devotions.
Mrs. Ernest Wiedemann, jr.,
and Mrs. Elvion Kortemeier pre-
sented the topic for discussion.
Hostesses for a social hour after
the meeting were Mrs. Lee Good-
win and Mrs. Clarence Koert.
Visitors were Mrs. Ernest Korte-
meier and Mrs. Billy Hemphill.
Members present included the
newly elected officers and Mrs.
Fred Biegel, Mrs. John Bomhoff,
Mrs. Bernie Bremseth, Mrs. O. H.
j Horn, Mrs. Lewis Kessler, Mrs.
Fied Kirch, Mrs. H. C. Klepper,
| Mrs. Herman Kortemeier, Mrs. W.
A. Kortemeier, Mrs. Herbert Lok-
tnsgard, Mrs. Theo Lprenzen, Mrs.
j Lawrence Nuse, Mrs. Adolph Pet-
| ers, Mrs. 0. J. Roesch, Mrs. Kate
Rollins, Mrs. Martin Roscher, Mrs.
Mary Schroeder, Mrs. Joe Sherer,
Mrs. Leroy Stanley, Mrs. Albert
Wieman, Mrs. Herbert Wieman
and Mrs. William Wieman.
Next meeting will be Dec. 13 at
the church.
Mrs. Sue Hilburn was hostess
Thursday to members of the Birth-
day club.
A covered dish dinner was held
at the home of the co-hostess, Mrs.
McWilliams Stamp club. Guest Jt“ls.s 335 South Keith.
High score in pitch went to Mrs.
TYPEWRITERS AND
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BALES—RENTAL—REPAIRS
New and Reconditioned
HENRY BEHNE
Typewriter Dept. Phone 280
partment president of DUV. Mrs.
Haynes was an overnight guest1
Wednesday of her cousin, Mrs. Del
Higbee and Mr. Higbee of Tulsa.
* * *
John A. Dillon, 810 South Wil-
liams, left Friday morning to spend
the weekend with relatives in Fort
Worth, Tex. Saturday evening at
8 o’clock he will attend the wedding
of his niece. Miss Dorothy Vaile
Dillon and Roy Edwards at the
First Methodist church.
HILLCREST
CUB SCOUTS
PACK NO. 379
Chili Supper
Monday, Nov. 12
Serving Begins at 5:30 p. m.
Packs years of
progress into one!
W. C. Whitacre and second high
was awarded to Mrs. Ed Schutler.
Guests were Mrs. Robert W. Fry
of California and Mrs. Josephine
Webster.
Members present included Mrs.
Leroy Smith, Mrs. W. M. Sharp,
Mrs. Eva Baldridge, Mrs. George
speaker, Lieutenant Colonel John |
Strawbridge of Lawton. Hostess |
Miss Nyna Braden, 106 North Ma-
comb, 7 p.m.
Modern Readers club. Hostess
Mrs. Lester Bowling, 617 South j
Reno, 7:30 p.m.
Newcomers club. Guest speaker
Dr. Lvnn Harriman. Hostess Mrs. _ . . ,
Oliver Thurston, 802 Thompson Schumacher, Mrs. Dick Murphy,
drive, 7:30 p.m. M„rs’ ^'n MarPhy. N'rs Mur'
Athenaeum club. Hostess Mrs. Phy; ”rs; E’ „Ml,,rPhy- Mrs-
George LcVah, 720 South Hoff, 2 A Fu‘ler, Mrs R. L. Everson.
Mrs. Aaron Grulkey, Mrs. F. M.
Hope class of First Baptist 1 **«• G«>rge Hazen and
church Hostess Mrs. C. E. Shaw. Mrs’ Jo‘ul °nan'
502 South Miles. A Christmas gift exchange will
Edith Humphrey circle of First be held at a 1 o’clock meeting on
Baptist church. Hostess Mrs. Mo- 13, at the home of Mrs. W. E.
dena Thurber, 1116 West Walnut, Murphy, 806 South Bickford.
7:30 p.m.
Order of the Eastern Star. Initia-
tion in Masonic temple, 8 p in.
Tulip Flower club. Hostess Mrs.
Nancy Eibar, 819 South Ellison,
2 p.m.
Eagles auxiliary. Social in Eagles | nesday afternoon when Brownies
hall. ; of the fourth grade at Webster
Dorcas class of Trinity Baptist school met with their leader, Mrs.
church. Hostess Mrs. C. F. Brown- C. W. VanGundy, 1700 East Rog-
ing, 206 North K. 7:30 p.m. ers.
Entre Nous club. Hostess Mrs. Airplane plants were planted and
Claude Dinkel, 1108 West Warren, the girls made plans for a hike
1:30 p.m. and wiener roast at the sand hills,
Azalea Flower club, 6th anniv- north of El Reno, for next Wed-
ersary dinner. Hostess Mrs. Ralph nesday’s meeting.
IIIVICI
FREE DELIVERY
Phone* 377
Just Ask Your Doctor
to Phone Us . . .
EL RENO PHARMACY
Weekdays—8:30 a m. to 9 p.m.
Sundays—9 a.m. to 12 Noon
Irene Nuse Is
Brownie Hostess
Irene Nuse was hostess Wed-
FREE DELIVERY
DAILY
9:30 A. M.
to Closing
• Have your physician phone
your prescription to us.
• A graduate registered phar-
macist on duty at all times
We Give Green Stamps
PATTERSON DRUG CO.
Phone 167
Whitlock, 1118 South Barker, 12
noon.
TUESDAY
Central PTA. Basket dinner at
Central school, 6:30 p.m
Selling the Girl Scout cookies
was discussed and the cookies
were distributed to the girls.
Others present were Frances
Koert, Norma Jean Kyle, Lavon-
I Hostess for the meeting in the with dinner at noon.
Wallace home, 1201 South Hoff, WCTU. Roll-call tea and special
was Lois Due. program at Ellison Avenue Method-
I The Brownies made invitations ist church. 2 p. m.
tor their parents, for the girls’ Lincoln PTA. Meeting at school,
Investiture ceremony to be held 7:30 p. m.
hext week in the Wallace home. llillcrest PTA. Openhouse at Hill-
At the close of the meeting Girl crest sehool, 7:30 p.m.
Scout cookies were distributed. El Reno BPW club. Dinner meet-
Zetta Spurr was a guest and ing at Concho, 6:45 p. m.
pi hers present were Millie Lou Sil- j Red Rock HD club. “Guest
pr. president, Cheryl Young, Day." Hostess Mrs. Albert Pats-
t’arolyn Stephens, Barbara llend- wald.
[ex, Kathryn Wallace and Carolyn Senior Citizens club. Social in SC
Miller. hall, 1:30 p.m.
GOING SOMEWHERE?
Woman’s Benefit Association, ne Taylor, Sharon Schwab and
Meeting in IOOF hall, preceded Dian Lynn VanGundy.
BULLDOZER
WORK
• TERRACING
• WATERWAYS
• FARM PONDS
HERBERT HUCHTEMANN
Phone 3160-J-3
Whether it's a day, a week, or a month .
see or call us for TRIP ACCIDENT and
BAGGAGE INSURANCE.
The cost is low . . . $5,000 accident insurance is only 50c
for one day or $2.00 for one week. Every traveler needs
both ACCIDENT and BAGGAGE INSURANCE.
if it's Insurance ...see Jim
WILKINSON INSURANCE
106 E. Woodson
Phones 420 & 2399
The American Legion
Cordially Invites You To
OPEN HOUSE
, %
ALL DAY \
SATURDAY
At the New Legion Hut
Dutch Lunch From 5 to 7:30 p. m.
Entertainment Throughout the Day
★ DANCING FROM 9 to 1 ★
Co-op
The Big M for *57 with
DREAM-CAR DESIGN
See this straight-out-qf-tomorrow car
at your Mercury Dealer's
November 12
Friday, November 9, 1956
Ladies Golf Club Luncheon Is Held
Twenty-one members of the 1
flight; Mrs. J. B. Swaim, class A;
Ladies Golf club met at the El
Mrs. Jach Walsh, class B; and Mrs.
Reno Country club Thursday for a
Tom Hopson, class C.
luncheon and games of cards. Regu-
----—
lar dav of play was not held due
to weather.
Gel Our low PrkM
Guests were Mrs. H. T. Green-
WALLPAPER • PAINT
haw of Oklahoma City and Mrs.
BOTTS-HULME-BROWN
Fred Wewerka.
LUMBER COMPANY
Balls were awarded to Mrs.
Phono 304
Oscar Limestall in championship
CELEBRATION EVENT!
Still Hundreds of Exciting
Values for Everyone—Here Are a Few
Come on Down and Get Your Share
Special!...
Saturday Only
WARM BABY DOLL
PAJAMAS
Cozy warm outing challis pajamas.
Ruffled panties with elastic waist-
band. Full tops, with ruffled bot-
tom. Nylon lace and ruffled trim
neckline. Washable pajamas that
keep their color. Blue, Pink, or
Orchid Rosebud prints on White.
Sizes S-M-L.
Regular $2.98
Special
• S-t-r-e-t-c-h nylons-Sheer, sheer nylons with a per-
sonal fit. Beautiful new winter shades. Small,
Average and Tall. If regulars these would be
priced at $1.35 pair special 79c pr. 2 pr. $1.50
• Fieldcrest 5% wool blankets—Big 70"x80". Vibrant
plaids of Blue, Rose or Green on white. Cozy to
snuggle between. If regulars would be selling
at $4.98____________________now only $3.99
• Fieldcrest sheet blankets—Extra fluffy and warm.
Big 70"x80" size. Snow white. Sturdy whipped
ends. Washable sheet blankets of finest American
cotton. Slight irregulars__________special $1.69
• Costume jewelry—Aurora Borealis glitter pieces.
Pins, earrings and necklaces. Brilliant stone sets.
Regularly $1.98________________special 99c*
• Regrouped! Repriced! Women's shoes—Debs, Town
& Country, Accents and other famous brands.
Pumps and sling pumps. Black, Brown and Red
calf leather. Black suedes. Hi, low and medium
heels. A good selection. Regular $10.95 values.
Sizes 4 to 10____________________Now $5.90
--MEN'S SHOP-
Gift-Favorite
Sanforized
MEN'S
ROBES
Regular $5.95
Values
$J77
Warm cotton flannel robes that are completely washable.
Full cut. Two pockets. Shawl lapels. Choose from Red, Brown,
Blue and Grey. Plaids and patterns. S-M-L-XL.
• Men's slax—100% wool gabardines and flannels.
Eleven colors to choose from. Sizes 28 to 42.
Regular $11.95 pair____________special $9.88
• Men's Shoes—Regular values $10.95 to $13.95.
Black and Brown oxfords. Several styles. Broken
lots and sizes__________________special $7.90
• Dress shirts—Whites and colors. All famous brands
from regular stock. Several collar styles. Buy dur-
ing this event_______special $2.49 2 for $4.90
--SECOND FLOOR—
• Jersey dresses Toni Hunt frocks in wool and or-
lon jersey. Softly draped front dresses with full
skirts. Sizes 1 2’/2 to 24'/2. Green or Brown. These
are regularly $8.95__________*.____ now $4.88
• Better dresses—Regulars, Juniors and Half-Sizes.
Beautiful one- and two-piece dresses from regular
stock. Famous labels and all styles in lovely fabrics.
Were $14.95 to $45.00_______reduced Vi to Vs
• Women's coats—100% finest woolens, regular
lengths. Sizes 6 to 20. Milium lined. Black and
colors. Beautiful selection. Three groups! Anniver-
sary celebration pricedL_ $37.90-$47.90-$57.90
*Plu» Tax
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 65, No. 217, Ed. 1 Friday, November 9, 1956, newspaper, November 9, 1956; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924156/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.