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El Reno (Okla.) Daily Tribune
Wednesday, April 5, 1944
mIN SOCIETY
ir
Calendar
Guests Meet In
Yukon Homes
Easter Surprise
Visitors Entertained
During Week-End
HIRI.K STUDY CtlH
MEETS FOR LESSON'
Mrs J EV Padgett. 119 North
Barker avenue, was hostess to the
Every Woman’s Bible Study club
Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. _______________
L. Dale led the lesson on the vlce of th, Flrst Methodist church: J Btl"lsle linu daughters. Barbara and
Bible character Ruth. circle J. Hostess. Mrs Joe Myers, J Carolyn, all of Oklahoma City. Mrs
The meeting was opened with 12i N0rUi Donald avenue. I Fred Be lisle and children. Phillip
the roll call which was answered c)r(,]p 2 Hostegs Mrs c. T. Pavy. and Frederica, of Moore were 8un-
v_>n south Roberts avenue. | day guests of Mrs J. L. Summers.
w i Sunday guests of
BV TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
THURSDAY YUKON. Apr 5—Mr and Mrs.
Woman's Society of Christian Ser- Rex ge|lsje m,\ and Mrs. Robert
followed by
with a Bible verse
the club's slogan
Mrs. R. A McClain read the
scripture for the day.
During the business session which
was conducted bv the 11 members
present It was
$576 had been collected to give
to the Red Cross war fund
Lesson for the next meeting to *>0 West Woodson street,
be held Apr 18 will be on the
Mrs. Phebe
S H3 Hr* i srsjs. -
assi. ted y j Brooking and son. Alan, all of Ok-
lIlc „ Circle 4 Hostess. Mrs. Mark uhom8 clty
announced bf Mr? Malcolm j Mrs. I,. M Ralnvllle «id thp*
.sons of Rranklln. Arlz.. arrived Sat-
Clrcle 6 H os teas. Mrs L. E. craig,, iir#|atf fflr an ^nded visit with
Bible character. Hannah Mrs Dale vice of Central Methodist cn“''c^
will entertain the group «t that Circle 1. Hostess. Mrs. Clyde
In her home at 501 South Matthews. 814 South Barker ave-
urday
her brother-in-law and sister.
Woman's Soctetv nf Christian Ser- and Mrs L c Bouteller.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Throckmor-
W. U. Operator Takes
Report of Son's Death
Newspapers Welcomed Ht ron °sS n*Y iipSTErhm
By Service Men move faster in thP army_-or at least
NORMAN, Apr S —i Special >— tbe pigeons do. says Private Har-
BURLINOTON. Vt Apr. 5—(UR) Hometown newspapers sent to serv- lan E. Waldner of Huron. While
Icemen and women in camps and home on a furlough, the 19-jear
„ ... dd soldier told friends that many
overseas are, with the possible ex- * , , . .
1 i ot the pigeons he trains for the
ceptton of home folks' letters, the j sjgnal corps at Fort Jackson, S C.
James W. L*e, a Western Union
operator, was working at his print-
er the other day when he saw a
, message addressed to him coming
over the wire.
It was a navy department tele-
gram informing him that his only
son. Staff Sergeant James W. Lee,
24. a marine corps navigator, had
been killed in a plane crash in the
Pacific.
time
Rock Island avenue
• • •
B. E. C. CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. MOURNING
B. E. C. club convened Tues-
day afternoon in the home of
Mrs J. L. Mourning. 409 North
Evans avenue, with one additional
guest. Mrs Homer Richardson of
Wynnewood. meeting with
members.
After a social hour the mystery
package wa.s presented to Mr*. F
R. Oaughorn
A brief business session was
conducted and a lovely luncheon
nue.
Circle 2. Hostess. Mrs. W. H.
Sclrroeder. 1115 South Ellison ave-
nue.
Circle 3. Hostess. Mrs. Henry
Schweibert. 910 8outh Hoff avenue.
Circle 4. Hostess. Mrs. C. S.
Forbes, 1016 South Macomb avenue.
Women's Missionary union of the
First Baptist church:
Susan Anderson circle. Hostess, | for
Mrs Ted Ownby 831 South Ellison
avenue.
Pearl Todd circle. Hostess. Mrs.
James Dennis, 215 North L ave-
ton of Shamrock. Tex., are visiting
at the home of the latter’s parents,
Mr and Mrs Harry Bunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Little and
son. Kenneth, arrived from Denison,
Tex., arrived from Denison. Tex.,
and spent the week-end with Mr
Little's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A.
T Little Mr. Little will leave Apr.
11 to be Inducted into the army.
Mrs. Little and son will live here
the duration with her sister,
mm
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When 4-year-old Winfield Huppuch of New York made his regular
trip to the butcher to turn in salvaged kitchen fat, a pleasant sur-
prise awaited him. Because the boy is his youngest and most con-
scientious collector of waste fats, butcher Loirs Speroni rewarded
him with a live Easter bunny.
RIGHT EITHER WAY
TEXARKANA. Ark—(U.R>— While ticular he stated.
j other hens were laying eggs with
Japanese and Nazi marks, a hen
j belonging to Mrs. H. B. Boulton
j wanted to be different so she laid
I an egg displaying a monkey's face.
Someone told me the figure was
! Hitler's face." Mrs. Boulton said.
most highly prized articles which I ny more than 300 miles an hour,
can be sent to members of the fight- Before joining the army, the South
ing forces, declares H. H. Herbert, Dakotan had a flock of 200 cai-
... . . .. . , rler pigeons as a hobby. None
director of the University «?f Okla- of UjePm „ew faster than ^ mile«
homa school of journalism. an hour.
Newspapers have done a marve- ————— ---
lous job on the home front and have j
backed the war effort in every par-
IS EPILEPSY INHERITED?
WHAT CAUSES IT?
A booklet conloininq the opinions of la
movi doctors on this inteieslinq tubiscl
will bo sonl FREE, while they last, te any
®Ut if lt W8"' 1 WOuld hav* Rmaah- I
?d it right then and there.”
.YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROM^
HOT HASHES
If yon suffer from hot flashes,
weak, nervous Irritable feelings, ere
n bit blue at time*—due to the func-
llotml "middle-age" period peculiar
to women—try Lydia if. Plnkham'a
Veer table Oompound to relieve such
symptoms. It helps nature.' Follow
label directions.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S comppunu
nue
Lottie Moon circle. Meeting In the
was served from a luce covered t.|,urcb
table centered with yellow jon- Hester Hancock circle. Hostess at
quits Mrs Mourning was assisted , luncheon. Mrs. J. W Pax-
In serving by Mr L A MC- KOn 517 south Hadden avenue
Cullnugh _ Ann Jtidson circle. Hostess. Mrs
• Ml. Zion
Public Records
Mrs. Franklin Fanning.
Mrs. H. G. Burgess and Miss Billie
Lunin spent Sunday night with
Miss Lumn's brother. W. P. Lumn,
and family In ChlckashR. | night. On Saturday Mrs
Mrs Joe Dobry. Rov.se and Mrs Ralph Rov.se. Jr..
Yukon Red Cross canteen, ^repons ; # ,n t.e,ebratlon of
meeting to be held with Mrs.
George Gholston 609 North Evans
avenue.
* * •
MRS. COPE is HOSTESS
AT DESSERT BRIDGE
Mrs. G W Flanigan wa.s the
only additional guest of the G T.
ess. Mrs J J Wilson. 1011 South
Macomb avenue.
Beta Sigma Phi. Hostcs*. Mrs.
I Don Allison, 516 South Macomb
avenue.
N P M. club. Hostess. Mrs. R. B.
C."*c 1 uiT w'hen' t’h.' group" en]oyed Dunn. 922 South William, avenue,
a dessert-bridge Tuesday in the Oeneral Society o Womens Work
home of Mrs M. B Cope. 634 of the Pirst Presbyterian church.
South Ellison avenue Division »• 1
Mrs. W L. Moore will entertain Mrs. Forest Allen. 1049 South Had
the group Apr 18 In her home. avenue.
520 South Hoff avenue Division 2. Hostess at 1 30 p m ,
* a a Mrs. Pred Wewerka. 820 South Ma-
BOOK REVIEWED BV comb avenue.
MKS DON COLE Division 3. Hostess it 2 p. m , Mrs.
Mrs Don D Cole presented a R<>bfr' M Mal,0nM' *“ 8°Uth B"r-
rLsrareTrkTsrofiiti,*- —
dav in the home of Mrs W R * ■* the rhurch
Buckner. 309 South Barker ave-
nue.
the following women
cookies to the canteen the pait
week:
Mrs D B Phillips, Mrs. J. J
H H Fleck, Mrs. Fred
Mater. Mrs Hfeward Frank. Mrs L.
Rosalie Mills Appleby circle Host- J. Flala and Mrs O. S. MlP*
Mrs Ed Pribyl and Miss Dons
Phillips contributed eggs.
Marriage Licenses
Mark Johnson. 46. and Anna
Boll. 48. both of Oklahoma CUy.
Francis E. Henthorn. 20. and
Jean Ann Apelt, 20. both of Okla-
homa City.
Walter Easlick. 38. and Minerva
Abram. 40, both of Oklahoma City.
Divorce Suit
Nora Mayberry vs. R. L. May-
f berry. Petition for decree of divorce.
Miss Smith's birthday anniversary, settlement and restoration
Slxty-slx persons attended ser-
vices at Mt. Zion cnurch Sun-
day morning.
Miss Renna V Smith. Miss Vyvela
Robinson. Miss Ruth Radcllff and
Miss Ruth Blanton were guests
of Mr and Mrs Ralph Royse
Apr. 18 is the date for the next j e Padgett. 119 North Barker ave- Folk. Mrs
A large pink and white birthday
cake, topped with pink candles,
centered the table. Other guests for
the dinner were Ralph Royse and
Ralph Royse. Jr. The honoree re-
ceived several lovely gifts.
B L. Beecham, Mr and Mrs.
of maiden name of Nora Stas.
Oil and Gas Leases
Frank Smrcka et al to Michael
J. Andrichak. SW 27-13-5.
Dominick Smrcka et al to Michael
J Andrichak NE 28-13-5.
How Can I?
the home
Mr. and
at Jones
Mrs Joe Dobrv left Tuesday mom-. Ralph Royse. Mr and Mrs. Ralphs
. for Chicago 111 to Join her , Royse. Jr., attended the wedding |
nK f ' . p , rvnhrv student ’ of Miss Dorothy Frederick to Lteu
“ ZX CUude J— In .... —
of St M Faster of tl,,‘ bride s parents.
Haute. Ind to wend the Fas'"- Frederick,
vacation with her daughter d evening
Mrs Phylta Blair. Mr and Mrs Saturday evening
o F Btevensson. son. Lee. and Lieutenant Char
n .. „ of Blackwell.' Lieutenant William Ralph Clovis
Mis* Levone ^ ^ Whelan! I of Will Rogers Field. Oklahoma'ed In the jar. lay the jar flat until
a knee City, spent Saturday night with cooi then shake until the berries
the latter's parents, Mr and Mrs. J
W A Clovis.
Q How can I prevent strawber-
ries from settling to the bottom of
, ~ .the Jar when canning them?
Lieutenant Charles Galbertln and |
A After the strawberries are seal-
Oneral Council of Women's Work
of the First Christian church:
vtsiied Sunday with
who is convalescing from
Injury, at the home of his parents
Mi and Mrs James Whelan. Hts
son. Jimmy Baird Whelan, who
spent the week end with
ther and grandparents, accompanied home
them back to Blackwell Sunday Mrs. Carlyle E. Trabant and son I Q. How can I repair a window
evening. have returned to their home at screen that has a few holes in It?
M W WelLs spent the week-end Eudora. Kan. after spending a j a Take a piece of mosquito net-
in Hoi Springs. Ark He was ac- fortnight with Rev and Mrs. G j ting and place it over the hole Give (
are all through the syrup. With this j
, treatment the berries will neither j
Mrs. Tom Smith Is spending a i I
hts fa- few days in the W. A. Clovis n. e nor settle, and It will also add .
I r reatly to the flavor.
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Those attending Included Miss ^ Anlhu fi40 nllMln avP.
Lucv Ann Babcock, Mrs Ssnfnrd
it a coat of shellac and a second
Babcock. Mrs. J M Blair. Miss
Marian Blake. Mrs Charles Brush.
Mrs Cole. Mrs Rupert Fogg. Mrs
Thompson Gilbert, Mrs. H O.
Keller. Mrs Edna McMahan Kelly.
Mrs Fred Wewerka. Mrs. S. Boyd
Wilson and Mrs. Buckner
Southwest group. Hostess. Mrs • (oinpnnie<l home bv Mrs Wells, who I !>•"><«"
has spent the past month there Miss Geraldine Tolbert of Still-j coat If needed. When dry tt will
visiting her daughter. Miss Naomi water and Bobby Tolbert of Pauls ! be stiff like the rest of the screen.
Mrs. Blair will serve as hostess , street.
nue.
Northwest group Hootess. Mrs.
O F Hodgkinson. 914 West Wood-
son street.
South group Hostess. Mrs P A.
Ferguson. 1200 East Ash street
Central group Hostess. Mrs.
Maude Parrish. 320 East Wade
to the group Apr. 18 In her home
at 1108 South Hoff avenue
Modern Etiquette
Q What Is the correct procedure
of going down the aisle when there
Is a theatre partv?
A. The host or hostess goes first,
followed by the guest In the order
of seating. This wMl avoid con-
fusion
Q Is it proper to use telephone
numbers on formal Invitations?
A No; use I he telephone number
only in business correspondence, and
In Informal notes and letters.
Q Should soup be taken from the
side or the tip of the spoon?
A From the side of live spoon.
North group Hostess Mrs John
Stroffe 607 North Choctaw ave-
nue.
FRIDAY
Wesleyan Service guild of the
Central Methodist church Hostess,
Mrs. P O. Whittle, at the parson-
age
Woman's Culture club Hostess.
Mrs. Jesse W Haydon, 321 West
Wade street.
Friendly Sewing circle. Hostess,
Mrs. Dale Jimerson. 608 South
Ellison avenue.
Alathean Bunday school class of
the First Baptist church Meeting
at 8:30 p. m. In the church.
UNDERGOES OPERATION
James Hardin, El Reno negro.
day in the El Reno sanitarium
Slemp. Valley spent Saturday night with
Dr and Mrs. P. B. Myers of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Royse. Jr.
El Reno were Sunday afternoon vLxl- Mr and Mrs r R Tolbert. Mr
tors of Mr and Mrs Neal Myers #nd Mrs c B Tolbert, all of
and daughter. Janet. Pauls Valley, spent Saturday night I
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Denning and sunday with Mr. and Mrs j
were called to Vernon. Tex., during Ralph Royse. Additional dinner |
the week-end by the serious Illness guests on Sunday were B. L. Berch-
of their daughter-in-law. Mrs. um \jr an(j ^rs. Edward Hunt
Chester Denning . and son. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Royse, '
Mrs Ben F C. Morris. Jr., of Ok- jr t Miss Geraldine Tolbert and
lahoma CUy spent the week-end Bobby Tolbert,
with her parents, Mr and Mrs Lieutenant William Ralph Clovis, I
Claude Alexander Mr. and Mrs W A. Clovis. Jr.. !
The Christian Endeavor society and famjjv Htl{j Mrs Tom Smith !
of the Christian church met at the w-cre Saturday supper guests of !
home of Mrs Otto Oriffln Satur- Mr. and Mrs W. A. Clovis
Q How can I get rid of mice?
A. cayenne pepp.'. sprinkled lib-
erally around the haunts of mice
will keep them away.
Amazing way It be
Mentally AIERT
... Physically FIT!
PHRASE PLEASES JUDGE
BOI8E. Idaho—:U.E)—Master Ser- |
geant Jack Kills has Income very j I
much at home in India. In a recent! j
q mu
JcUl
BY GAYNOR MADDOX
NF.A Stall Writer
■^OT an Easter dinner, but a
green and white Easter lunch-
eon is what Mrs. Dana Merrill
recommends. Mrs. Merrill is a
nationally prominent expert on
table arrangements for photo-
graphs.
“The Blister table should be
dainty, and you can't serve a
dainty, substantial dinner, can
you? Especially if men are pres-
ent.” she says. “Men will tolerate
a dainty luncheon but not a din-
ner "
This is what she advises. Use
white hemstitched linen cloth and
a complete service in glass. There
is a candlewick pattern on the
market that's not expensive and is
lovely. Have luncheon plates,
bread and butter plates and mint
dishes of glass. Use a glass basket
with handle for centerpiece.
Flower Frills
Fill your glass basket with East-
er lilies, the Bermuda type, not
calla lilies. Break the blossoms olT
the stems flrst. Line the basket
with the long leaves, then grace-
fully arrange the lilies so that the
large end faces out, the narrow
end in.
Choose two small lilies and tie
them on the handle, using a piece
of wire, and cover wire with some
of the green. Arrange the two
Hites together on one side ot the
handle.
Si i vc green and white mints In
dav night for an April Fool party.
H B Fiank June Larson and
Marjie Oriffln served refreshments.
Twenty members and one guest.
Wayne Smith, were present.
Fridas evening dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs. Horace Clapper were letter. Ellis said that, after seeing
Mr and Mrs Joe Streeter. Private j go much dirt and "thousands of
und Mrs Jim 8treeter and Mrs , starving earthquake victims.'' he
Winston Seals, all of Oklahoma City, was "glad to get back to hts basha"
At the state speech tournament —a hut made of pressed fertiliser,
underwent a major operation Tues- j held In Norman during the week- He added that the natives wear
] end. Marilyn Hart tied for superior big. black umbrellas—and nothing
I rating In dramatic reading and else,
placed fifth In poetry Interpreta- j --
**on- 'school at Lawrence. Kan. and who
The one-act. play, a hlUbUljr | was bomP for the week-end .and
comedy. "Sadie Socks the Sabo- Ward Halbert, petty officer, who
teurs." placed second In class B. i wld depart Wednesday for Phtla- i
Mrs. 8 A. Simmons and daugh- j deipbja pa aper a 14.dav leave, i
tre. Joyce, were Thursday evening #ttfnd Khool Bo(h thPlr ,
dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R J. blrthda>, o^,,. ln the month of
j
TOMORROWS MENU
BREAKFAST: Stewed
rhubarb, oatmeal, crisp ba-
con, enriched toast, marma-
lade, coffee, milk.
EAST EH LUNCHEON:
Fruit cup, chicken souffle
with gieen pea sauce, hot
biscuits, butler or fortified
margarine, tossed green sal-
ad, vanilla and pistachio Ice
cream, white cake with
green frosting, coffee, ten or
milk.
DINNER: Beef liver stew
with vegetables, baked po-
tatoes, buttered carrots and
celery, cabbage and apple
salad, enriched bread, but-
ter or fortified margarine,
apple pie, coffee, milk.
Kbits
Mrs W. D Hart and Mrs. Orval
Julian and daughter, Portia, left
for California Monday morning.
Mis. Julian and daughter will Join
Mr Julian at 8an Dtego where he
Is serving In the postal depart-
ment of the navy. Mrs Hart was |
i called to Las Angeles by the serious
Illness of her mother.
Mr and Mrs Aoy Halbert, as-
sisted by thir daughter. Miss Rober-
ta. entertained at a family dinner
Sunday honoring their two sons.
Dale Halbert, fireman third rlasa.
who Is attending an electrician's
April.
Additional guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Kermil Scott and son of Okar-
che. Mr and Mrs. Claude Cooper,
son. Jack. Mrs. Sarah Halbert, and
Mrs Dale Halbert of Iaiwrence. Kan.
TYPEWRITERS AM)
AI)I)IN(; MACHINES
MALES — RENTALS - REPAIRS
New and Krrondlllanrd
II E N R Y B E H N E
Typewriter llep't. Phone 2*0
bowls, serve vanilla ice cream in
one compurtinent and green pista-
chio in tiie other. Wedges of plain
white cake, with gieen frosting,
go well with this.
Dinner Decorations
For an Easter dinner table, Mrs.
Merrill suggests a white rayon
cloth, white plates und crystal
goblets. In the glass basket use
white lilacs, If available, otherwise
white roses. Daffodils, or oven
better, the delicate poeticu with
their graceful white petals and
yellow centers, are lovely too.
The best plan, she musts, is to
keep the color scheme green and
the mint cups. If you have one of white, and to make it a luncheon
is. new glass two-compartment] instead of a dinner. _ _
THANK YOU
Your vote and support in Tuesday's Election is
deeply appreciated. I will do my best to merit
your confidence.
J.A.“AI’.......
(Pol. Adv.)
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