The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 52, No. 261, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 2, 1944 Page: 2 of 6
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QUiurrlj Amunuirrnmtts -
Oklahomans Form Club
In Southwest Pacific
Queen of Transports
ST PRESBYT*. UI AN i IIURC'II^
Barker and Wade
Everett Poole, Minister
ay school ill 9:45 a. in
A. Cox, superintendent. i
korning vu. ;i 111
lject:-**Wtco the>-Church Can
1 for,You in 1944."
[oung people’s meetings at 5:30:
itlj. choir practice at 1:15
Saturday.
In aSleient nurse is on hand
li Sunday morning to care for
111 children
rpiIIS page is open to all religious denominations. The
* Tribune invites every church in the city to place its
announcements in these columns every week. Please
see that your announcement reaches The Tribune of-
fice by 4 p. m. Friday each week to assure its publica-
tion in Sunday’s issue.
Announcements from churches in surrounding com-
munities also are welcome.
HIST MEMORIAL EPISCOPAI
CHURCH
Henry T. ‘ftokewell. Vicar
jecond Sunday after Chi:
loly communion. 8 a. m.
Ihurch school 9 ‘to ■' m
koly (nmmnlfn 11 a. m.
IsAChKD HEART CHURCH
Ither Victor D
inass at 8 a,«m.
kigh rm> '
I in.
peek-day n;...- . > 1:1 •
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Woodson and Barker
Paul O. Whittle, Pastor
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Jen* j
nings B. Newman, superintendent {
Morning worship at 10:50 a. m
Anthem: “I Walked Today Where
Jesus Walked," by O'Hara. Com-
munion meditation followed by
lord's Supper.
Youth fellowship hour at 6 p. in.
Evening worship at 7 p. m. Ser-
mon theme: “Forward, Never
Backward,” by the pastor. Miss
Wanda Simmons will sing “The
Green Cathedral.”
Circles of the Woman's Society
of Christian Service will meet at
2 p. m. Thursday. Places of meet-
ings will be announced.
Northwestern Teaches
Languages by Records
! NORMAN. Jan. 1.—<U.R)—Uni-
verslty of Oklahoma alumni get
together—even in the southwest
Pacific islands.
Colonel Lee B. Thompson, Okla-
, homa City alumnus of the univer-
sity, has written Roscoe Cate, ex-
ecutive secretary of the O. U
Alumni association, that a group
of Oklahomans had organized an
alumni club on the southwest Pa-
cific Island where he is stationed
Thompson said the group plan-
ned to meet once each month,
although some of the charter
members had already been trans-
ferred after the club was organ-
ized.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1.—<U.R5—'The
time required to learn a foreign
language will be cut in half by
the use of recordings, foreign lan-
guage authorities at Northwestern
University believe.
Pre-Flight Cadets Set
Swimming Marks
MORAGA, Calif., Jan. 1.—(UR)—
Pool records at St. Mary's pre-
; flight school tumble every wee*
because of the navy’s insistence
that every pilot be not only a
swimmer but also an aquatic ex-
pert.
l ieutenant Commander Willis O
Hunter, director of athletics for
the Airdevlls, saicl the navy con-
| I siders ability to stay afloat for
long periods more important than |
speed swimming and hence the
pre-flight cadets make new swim-
| for-distance marks every week. ,
The latest record of seven miles
and 255 yards was set by Cadet1
Howard Svendsen. Elgin, 111., who
was in the water five hours and 55
minutes.
Lieutenant tj.g.) Perron C. Lo-
see, pre-flight swimming Instruc-
tor, took an afternoon off recently
to show how easy it all Is. He
swam 850 widths of the pre-flight
poll to cover 12 miles and 130
yards in seven hours and five min-
utes. When he realized he’d be late
for evening chow, he ate a choco-
late bar enroute.
PLUMBING
SERVICE — REPAIRS
W. E. Meharry
Phone 744 300 S. Choctaw
Service Men (Jive
Views on Kissing
FORT DEVENS. Mass., Jan. 1
Seldom photographed since she donned war paint and started ferry-
i Allied expeditionary forces to global battle fronts, the giant S. S.
(. ten Mary is pictured as, loaded to the gunwales with troops, she
recently entered an unnamed port..
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
OWNS BELL COLLECTION
BOSTON.-<U.R>—Mrs. Genevieve
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
UNITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Williams and London
A. C. Dubberstein, Pastor
lundgy
Edwin H Grant Pastel
Ini. bermon \V f"r Sunday school at m
New Year” Holv communion) Morning worship al 10:90 a. in.
mark this Sunday In 1944 Holy communion. Communion med-
I
tojthe service ol i 'land ,ioa<l
charch Evening service at 7:30 p. m.
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be held on S .■ -I.,u 8 1,1,0 ,h,‘ of Hl’ ’a
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(jlnncr after the morning services.__,
Ivices
i they replied
The poll also disclosed that:
niversity believe. ' —(u,Ri—It’s no sin for a girl to kiss
Edwin R. Place, chairman of the a service man on their first date
foreign-language department, said accordlng to a poll taken among
Die school’s new method of in- por[ 1>vans soldiers. If the kiss Farley of Brighton has collected
struction minimizes the use of the Ls jUsl ca.suai it is the girl’s way hundreds of unusual bells during
text book and utilizes recordings ()f saylng sllP had a good time th past 25 vears. Her Interest In
played on a special phonograph J
Usually it :akes as long as two! . 'bells goes back to/her days as a |
years to teach a student an ele-
mentary speaking ability." he said _ _
“We expect the use of this meth- camp dances while her husband is or happiness. She owns bells used
od to cut the time down to one overseas. to tell the whereabouts of herds in
year.” 2 A 19-venr-old gill Is suffi-
ciently mature and stable to mar-
ry. but would be wiser to wait two
or three years.
3. Romance cannot lie buill on
letter-writing.
nessee — Encounters between sol-
diers and skunks are frequent dur-
ing maneuvers, but in a certain
Blue armored infantry division
they are still chuckling over the
sad plight of Private Yoke Low
Horn, a Canton, China, boy, who,
yo “s “j-trapped” one in his helmet. The
TLtTt t*"ir S^told dST j ^;rrmanwderemt,l2 ^ ^
soil.
DR. W. A. LAUGHTON
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
AM) SURGEON
Over C. C. C. Store
Office Ph: 7844 Ites. Ph: 1842
DR. HARRY A. MEYER
DENTIST
X-Kay Service
Over Oklahoma Tire and Supply
Phone 388
in Tennessee
Electricity Output
Raised 75 Percent
i
Tibet, to announce the presence j
of customers in an old New Eng-
land lea shop, and to call Tor rice
and tea in an Oriental mansion.!
AT ftlRST
JfGN’OF A
NKW YORK Jan 1— (U.B-The
nation's public utility plants since |
September 1939. have Increased
their electricity production by 75
percent and have stepped up their
1(1 (Jrandsons Serve
With Armed Forces
SKUNK IN HELMET
WITH SECOND ARMY ON |
MANEUVERS, Somewhere in Ten-
c
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^666
p.
F. HEROD, M. D.
I'VE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
X
Glasses
First
National Bank Bldg.
•
Phone 1071
DR. V. P. CAVANAUGH
DENTIST
Office 88 — Phones — Res. 1510
Room 202
Citizens National Bank Bldg.
_ USE
666 TABLETS. SAIVC. NOSE DROPS
Lutheran hour broadcast over
Itkm.KOCY at 3 p. m Sunday.
REPAIRED BY ARMY
.------------------—----------| OKEMAH Jan 1—(U.B—Mr.
generating capacity by 25 percent, Ln(1 Mrs s p oowen, of the Mid-
llie Edison Electric Institute re- w&st community near here, report
BOND8VILLE, Miss.—(UJD—’The | ported today. j jo of their grandsons arc serving
town ol BondsvIUe had been trying j Electric light and power com- | on (p,. United States armed forces.
unsuccessfully for years to get panies in the past four years have •— ---
enough money appropriated to re- increased their annual rate of pro-
pair a bridge across the Swift! ductlon to 221,(ton,000,000 kilowatt
river. Then ramc along a corps of j hours from 120.000,000,000 in 1939
>unqpv ssiuiu* »' a ™ army engineers looking for n Hie 1943 increase in production
tnes •Holleniiui director. Lesson repair Job as part of their was 32.000,000.000 kilowatt hours.
““ "*---xftnisirv" (.raining The town and the army or 17 percent above 1942. corn-
got, together, the bridge was re- ] pared with a rise of 20,700.000,000
paired, the army got its training | kilowatt hours, or 12 percent In
1942 over 1941
If your car is old enough to smoke
•APT I ST MISSION
ogefs Street and L Avenue
Victor X Johnson, Pastor
tunefcy school at 9 30
lie: J1 Jesus on. If M'ni r>
mggl n
Monflng worship service at 10:50 ......... ...W......
1 in , Evem
I m. Bp* nil >’• 1 n
bodi aervigps. members <>f
I church at'i
latt^id thi
fvl i t-u. ■ ■
oM-Ume prayer, prats,, and
kg service hr ’■1 > i > 10
|me amt let u- pr.ti.se ’lie limb
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CANADIAN
LUMBER COMPANY
Phone 304
It is time to re-ring or rebuild that motor and you
should do it while parts are still available. Your ear will
give better performance and make thal A coupon go
farther.
LANMAN SUPPLY COMPANY
El Iteno, Oklahoma
DR. M. NEUMANN
DISEASES OF THE HEART
GENERAL SURGERY
Phone 88 203 East Wade
DR. JOSEPH T. PHELPS
Special Attention To
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
Glassea Fitted
113'j S. Roek Island Phone 81
DR. T. V. POWELL
Chiropractic Eye Specialist
‘VJ'.. East Woodson
Phone 1590
Consult This Directory
When In Need Of
Protessional Service
Your Home Daily Is Your Best
FIRST BAPTIST (HURTlt
J. W Hodges. Pastor
'unday school a 9:30 a m. F
vjochfan ndcut. \
od class fur ■ . ainu p ‘
Morning worship t(S V) a m. j'
rmnn by the pastor.' Subject:
thrift's Concern for Sinners.”
unber by tlic clioit Holy Splr-
Breailie on Me.”
Training union at 6.45 p ’m H
TtlUnghast. director. Seven
oup* of, young people training
r better ClirLstlan sendee
Preaching service at 7:45 p. tn
rmou ty the pastor oil Ood's
(proved • Workmen." Choir: "In
e Hour of Trial.”
Mld-wtsdc service at 7 30 p. m
ednesdatf. Special Bible study i
id prayer service
Choir meeting at 7 30 p. m
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Ipndon nnd Hoff
Church school at 9:45 a. m
Christ tap Science -iervice at 11
m
Testimonial service at 8 p. m
ednesday.
In all Chri-t: U1 Science cliurohM |
iroughout the world a lesson-
jttaan w}ll be read Sunday Jed
Otl the
The Oolden Text will be: “Be-
dd, the tabernacle of God is
til men, u ■ Iwell wi ll
era, and the- !' t»eople.
id Ood himself hall be with
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man's obligations to God
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|ty of meeting them Christ I-n
take- naught from the
of Ood. but M ascribes
Him the entire glory” fp. 281).
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 52, No. 261, Ed. 1 Sunday, January 2, 1944, newspaper, January 2, 1944; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924256/m1/2/: accessed April 24, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.