The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1947 Page: 2 of 6
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DY€ING
SAVES BUYING
'heck your wardrobe 'of spring dresses, waists,
wits, skirts and coals. Some of your clothes may
have faded during tin* winter.
Now is the time to get your wardrobe ready
for spring as it does take a little more time for
dyeing than it does for cleaning.
Bring us your dye problems^and let us discuss
them with you. You might check your bed spreads
and drapes as well they dye beautifully
Our Dye Work Must Be Satisfactory
Or If Costs You Nothing
EVANS
'Cleaners and Dyers of Fine Fabrics"
Pick up and Delivery Service Phone 314
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El Ronn (Olda.) Daily Tribune
-BOOK REVIEW —
Monday, March 31 al 7:30 p. m.
"HIDDEN YEARS" by lohn Oxchams
PRESENTED BV PAIN, R. T UTOR, St'PT. OF SCHOOIJ*
Sponsored By
BFSINFSS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLUB
Proceeds Will Be Used to Finance
The (Tub's “Memory Lanr” Project
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
ADMISSION 50r -Tickets Available from Mrs. chas. Canon,
Kelso's Dept. Srore; I.ynn's Millinery; Mrs I W Douglas,
Douglas Implement Co ; Mrs Harvey Dozier. Mistletoe Express
Office
I)a ill rose h Club
Has Program
Calendar
YUKON. Mar. 28Mrs F. C. Mc-
Len- Mrs- J- L- Carter. Meeting at the j Kinney was hostess to the Booster
! Paul Bus,. sr*?1 -»* ~
rinn, will give a book review. °“isl ch,,rch at the home of her
Friendly Sewing circle. Hostess, sifiter, Mrs. J. L. Summers, Tues-
Mr.s. R. p. OatUff. 4i() South Fill- day afternoon.
son avenue.
B. E. C. club. Hostess, Mrs. H. A.
Mrs. Ernest Ewing, 718 South
Macomb avenue, was hostess Wed-
nesday to the Damrosch Music
| club when the theme was
ten Meditation."
'Mary,'
| by Mrs. Allan M. Adams who in-
terpreted four scenes In the life
|of Mary, the Mother of Jesus.
Mrs. Adams gave Ihe scripture
reading from the Song of Solo-
mon, 2:10-13.
Mrs. Garrett. Miles, accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Lane, sang “Mary,
ihe Virgin," followed by the serlp-
Jlure rending from St Luke, 2: 15-
10
A vocal solo, “Mary, the Moth-
er." was sung by Miss Louise
Spears, accompanied by Mrs. David
[DeLana. Mrs. Allan read St Luke
23:30-43.*
MrR. Don Kaiser sang “The Two
Mothers,” accompanied by Mrs.
I FT-
Adams
jot st. John.
"The Return from Ihe Cross"
, whs the song chosen by Mrs. Earl
Nunn for her vocal solo. She was
uccompnnied by Miss Helen Flnn-
Ignn.
Mrs. Tilllngh&st directed the
chorus which sang "The Queen of
the Heavens," by Macogni, with
Mrs. E. A. Jackson as nccompantsl.
Tlie next meeting will be Apr.
!) in the home of Mrs. John C.
DeLana. 80t) South Macomb ave-
nue.
* * *
1>. V. W. Y. K. ( I.I B
MEMBERS CONVENE
D. Y. W.Y. K. club met Wednes-
day In the home of Mrs. Mlld-
rpd Stevenson, 600 Sunset Drive.
Roll call was answered, with
poetry.
Refreshments were served to
El Reno
MONDAY
Study club.
Class at Yukon
Is Entertained
Mrs* F. C. McKinney
Hostess to Group
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
Public Notices
Friday, March 28, 1947
Hostess, :
Smith. <>17 South' Ellison avenue
Eagles auxiliary. Meeting in
Eagles hall for covered dish dinner
at «'45 p. m.
TUESDAY
Every Woman's Bible Study dab.
Hostess, Mrs. C. T. Bradney. 805
West Owens street.
equipment:
One double suction, bronze fitted
Centrifugal Pump that will deliver
1800 gallons water per minute
against a 213 foot head, pump to
be mounted on base couplings con-
nected to 125 H. P. 3 phase 60 cycle.
2300 volt, squirrel cage motor. Geii
eral Electric or equal. General Elec-
tric OR-1034 Reduced Voltage, Box
type Compensating Starter or equal.
| All of the above to be guaranteed to
be Irec from defects in workman-
Fiitcen members and two guests, ship nr material for a period of one
Mrs. Antone Kouba and Miss Mar- year-
garet Southard, attended. Delivery lo be made to City Pump
.. . _ _ , . Station North of the City.
Mis. J. c. brerkmg gave a talk All bidders must state the date
on Easier and read the 20th ehap-
WIND IN THOSE DAYS
BUTLER, Pa.—(U.R)—The yellowed
'Published in The Ell Reno Daily ‘pages of the Butler Eagle, carrying
28. 30ns'l,EAp^uT,'1M7J' Mnr< h 27'! an account of the Terrible Snow
NOTICE TO BIDDERS ! °- illustrated the intensity of
The City of El Reno, Oklahoma j ,he blizzatd by reprinting this
will receive bids at Hie office of comment from a Camden, N. J.,
A^U 7ytlLleI&47Po*£ \heCl<follK ”aper: “The W,nd hfts blown nenr-
ly all the water out of the Dela-
ware river.”
wSflmBi
Oil * CERT AIN DAYS’ Of Month 7
ThU great medicine is /omoiu to
rebel* painful distress and tired,
nervous. Irritable feelings, of eucb
Aaya — when due to female funs-
tloxusl monthly dtaturbanoaal
inut.miumw.TA
ter of John.
Miss Soul hard gave a t alk on
•Women of the World." Miss
Southard Is a noted lecturer and
traveler.
they will make delivery, time being
the essence of this contract.
The City reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
Ethel Dowell,
. City Clerk.
Chapter M. PKO. Hostess, Mrs 1 <Published in The El Reno Daily
I*. R. Conrad. E3 Reno Re form a tort Mrs Fn‘ni« Boyd conducted sev- Tribune. El Reno, Okln.. March 27.
Circle. Easier program eral clever quiz contests. “fi' :i0- 31- *PrU 1. 1347.i
.„......... „Mrs £ir......ft tzysfys’jr—■ —
V. rum Kba.st, after which Mrs. Hadden avenue. Miss Verna Mitch-I lively ivfm-lvmenU were served 1 ca-v Clerk »P to. 5 o’clock P. M.
un:. lead ftom iltc lDih chapter wil! , . book review. iuv >hr hostess April 7th, 1947 fob the conditioning
and painting of 500,000 gallon over-
Tlie April meeting will be with [head Water Tower. Specifications
Mrs B. L. Ketch on Apr. 15. j< HM •* procured from City Clerk
Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Smith were €ity * ciet**11
liosts at a card party- Saturday ________
night when guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Moninger of' ,'ESS **A,N RICKER '**'*
Bethany, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Do-| WASHINGTON —lU.Ri— Washing-
bry, Mi. and Mrs. M. J. Patton,'ion dentists think their profession
the group singing Haik, the Voice Miss Marie Wed man and Miss 1 is becoming more painless for both
lvJerSlhv Mrs*1 w aU °f patient and doctor. Alter a dis-
prayer by Mrs. W. Carl McCain. City, Dr. and Mrs. Tommy Pike _
Mrs. E. A. Jackson gave the1 and Mrs. Norman Alder. ‘ jcu&ston of M-w P«»-UU*»W “rugs
A basket — c „„i—» meeting of the local dental
Baptist Union
Enjoys Session
Women's Missionary Union of
the First Baptist church met
Thursday at the ohurch.
The meeting was opened wjth
I
WE HAVE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
G.E. Upright Sweepers
G.E. Clock Radios ★ G.E. Attic Fans
A Few 4- 6- 8-Milk Can Coolers
—WE DO COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WIRING-
RECTOR-JACKSON ELECTRIC
Phone 650
113-B South Rock Island
E. A. Jackson gave the
rievotionals on “The Abundant
Life,” and used the 10th chapter
of John as her text. Mh J. W.
supper was enjoyed' " ” ------ -------->
by members of the Mayvlew Happy Is 0 3 * e ** Y« one dentist remarked:
s-r—- —w- -ir-re^s^sjr^re^’SL"” "r”nw'1
p y night.
Circle and auxiliary reports were
given by Mrs. I. N. Freeman and
Mrs. W. S. Brown.
It was announced that the next
I
Royal Service program will be held
Mrs W. W. Slaughter, Mrs. C. E. Apr. 10 in the home of Mrs. Harry
Weldon, Mrs. Ldn Huff, Mrs. L. Garrett, Concho.
King, Mrs Gdv 3treltenberger, f The next general meeting will I Charles Smith and ___________
Connors and Ihe host- be conducted Apr. 17 in Oklahoma and Mrs. Frank Ball and daugh-jpack
City. ters, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lane Sulll-
the
Mrs. E. A
ess.
Mrs. Huff, 107 West Carson Mrs. B. E. Carder closed
street, wil lbe hostess to the club meeting with prayer,
on Apr. 12. Those present were Mrs. Gert-
Mrs. Wolden assisted Mrs. Stev-jrude Davis, Mrs. George W. Burt-
enson in serving. on, Mrs. W. C. Murphy, Mrs. H.
E. Klmbro, Mrs. J. W. Paxson,
ROYAL NEIGHBORS Mbs. J- N- Tillery, Mrs. R. P.
HAVE LUNCHEON
Royal Neighbors of America met
Thursday in I. O. O. F. hall for a
12:30 p. m. luncheon.
The business meeting was con-
ducted by Mrs. Emmett Ma'rk
when reports were given of ill
members and cards sent them.
Mrs. D. H. Jackson was elected
as manager for a two-year term.
Plans were made for the an-
niversary dinner to bo servpd at
the next regular meeting.
Quilting was the diversion of
the afternoon.
Gatliff, Mrs. J. L. Tammen, Mrs. S(out
Levi Bishop, Mrs. R. L. Stevenson.
Mrs. J. H. Bannister, Mrs. C. A.
Cook, Mrs. McCain, Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Hodges, Mrs. Freeman. Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Carder.
* * * • •,
VEEDLECRAFT CLUB
IS ENTERTAINED
Mr;;. Arnim Mullinax, 121 North
Keith avenue, was hostess Wed-
nesday to the Needlecraft club.
The afternoon was spent auto-
graphing teatowels for the hostess.
Refreshments were served to one
guest, Mrs. Minnie Millard, and to
Members present, were Mrs. M.jthe*members Including Mrs. E. t.
H Schmoyer. Mrs. Alice Farris, southard, Mrs. E. T. Elenburg,
Mrs. C. F. Schuldt, Mrs. V. E. Mrs DewPy Carroll, Mrs. W. S.
Andrews. Mrs. L E. Craig. Mrs. T. iMlnnick, Mrs. Oscar Williams and
A. Harris, Mrs. V. A. Mount, Mrs.' ^ hostess.
Maude Parish, Mrs. E. L. Witcher, j Mrs R‘ T Sneed, 1033 South
Mrs Rebecca Mllbrndt, Mrs. Wnl-'neno avenue, wil lbe hostess to
ter Brndly, Mrs. Ieo Kainm, Mrs. |lhe ,.|ub on Apr. 9.
,C. H. Williams, Mrs. R. E. Frid,| * * *
Mrs. E. E Fox. Mrs Mnrk and[LOV KI1A ftiMONS
KETEI) AT PARTY
Mrs. W. A. Simons, 200 South
Additional guests were Mrs. I. E.'club was called to order by the
Ktillman and son of EH Reno, Mrs. I president, Joan Rhodyback.
Roy Mach nnd children. i a timely topic on “Clothing" was |
After supper various games were [given by Margaret Sokolnsky.
played. Di:-k Bali gave a timely topic on !
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. ' "Soil Conservation."
children, Mr. ! jane Atwood and Joan Rhody-
gave a demonstration on |
“Milk in the Diet.”
The ritual was read by Marjorie I
Ball.
Clarence Wright and George So-
kolosky were enroled in the chib ns
new members.
The club was tqld about the
county contest to be held Apr. 12
and several club members plan to I
enter.
All clubs in the county will be
scored next month and the win-1
ning club will receive a trophy.
van and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. j
T. R. Novak and sons, Mr. and !
Mrs. Lloyd Myers, son, Don, Mr. :
and Mrs. Antone Kouba and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Eichor and
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gale '
Walker. Mrs. Viva Stout and Jay
HARDWARE fAX" V 6CIM.IN6i.CC0K
TJH TSM- SO YOUP.
GIPLS COINii TO
OE-r MARRIED -
t'LU BET IT'S MIOHTY
HARD TO l-ose a
BEAUTIFU. DAUOHTBC.
IT'S MUCH HARpBP
TO LOSE A
Plain lookinCi
ONE/
AMO IM PLAIN IALM-THCRS
IS NONE BETTER THAN
EL RENO
HARDWARE CO.
FOR SQUARE DEALING
AND EFFIOCNOY.
Beautiful Porcelain Sinks —
Complete with storage draw-
ees, bins and space. Swing-
ing faucet to make your
kitchen jobs easier.
$118.00
Mrs. Jackson
The next dinner-meeting will lie
Apr. 10 in I. O. O. F. hall.
OPEN BOOK POLICY FAILS
Ellison avenue, entertained Wed-
nesday evening in honor of her
daughter, Lou Ella, on her 18th
MILFORD. Mass —(U.Ri— Tlie birthday anniversary.
J
front door of Frank I. Ward's house
I was left unlocked for 20 years, but
the law of averages finally caught
Sup with him. However, thieves who
ransacked the house left money and
I Jewelry undisturbed.
HEAR IHE GRISWOLD TRIO FROM DALLAS, TEXAS, IN PERSON AT EL RENO, OKLA.
v SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30
' ou aro c°rdtally invited to hear the Griswold Trio from Dallas, Texas, In person at the Assembly of God
< burch in IT Reno, Oklahoma. Sunday morning, March 30, for the 11 o’clock hour-service. The church Is
located at 822 West Wade street, where Rev. A. K. Davis s pastor.
In the picture, from left to right, are: Gladyse, the musical director; Leonard Lee Griswold, jr.,
the little 15-year-old evangelist and south's youn est radio pastor; and Rhydonla Ruth Griswold,
the announcer. These young people broadcast over radio station KSKY, Dallas, 660 on your'dial.
If you want a treat for your soul be present Sunday morning and hear the trio in person. Little I.eonart
Lee Griswold. jr„ will be the speaker of the morning and there will be plenty of special music and'stng-
uig by the trio. Everyone is invited to be preaent-------------------------- SUNDAY SCHOOL AT'SNIS
Cards was the diversion of the
evening and the honoree received
many nice gifts.
Guests were Billie and Bonnie
Froscb. Geneva Peterman, Bob
|Mitchell and lbe honoree.
Those sending gifts were Miss
I Flo Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Julius
Stine, Mi. and Mrs. Joe Laughlin
land Johnny Valderas.
Mrs. Norman Alder attended a t
three-day state convention of the
Oklahoma Federation of Music
Clubs in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. J. E. Critser and daughters,
Lydia Kay and Joaline, of Los An-
geles, Calif., left Wednesday after
a few days' visit with Mrs. Critser’s
aunt. Mrs. B. L. Ketch, and Mr.
Ketch.
•Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davis were
hosts at dinner Sunday when
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter j
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tred- I
way and children, Karen and
Jimmy.
The occasion was to celebrate
the 31st wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. and
Mrs. Evans.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Jennings were Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Pazoureck and
daughter, Jean Pauline, Mr. and
I Mrs. Erwin Jennings.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Taborek.
daughter, Norma, and Mrs. A. S.
Perry returned home Saturday
after a few days' visit with Mrs.
Emma Strock at Douglas, Kan.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith
at Eldorado, Kan.
The Girl Scouts met Monday
afternoon with their sponsor, Mrs.
Myron ChrLsman, with 16 girls
present.
The group realized $11.60 from
their pie and rake sale.
The Yukon 4-H club met at the
highschool Monday morning. Tlie
'pAjbicctij&n 'Flu4
pm wiser than i look, mister
OFFICER, - I not ONLY GOr MY /
driver's License, but i &ot y
AUTO INSURANCE
FROM
RYAN H.
MORRIS
’Wtoixia '/miettciHCC
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG
PHONE 2060
Sturdy metal wheelbarrow with
long hardwood handles.
$16.20
Give your lawn a
good start with a
roller! Fill with
water or sand for
weight.
$14.00
Keep your plants free
from insects with this
. .shoulder type reliable^
insect sprayer. 3'i gal.*
$8.95
MARSHALLTOWN
TROWELS
Cement $3.25
Brick - " $150
Plaster _____ S3.7ft
|
Augurs $2.20 (o $7.50
Stanley Framing
Squares____$1.30 lo $3.00
Stanley Babbit
Plane____ _______ $3.00
Stanley Plow Plane $13.00
TREE PRUNERS
8 to 12-foot $2.75 to $4.10
tlf R E N DrliAR DWaRFIs
101 NO.ROCK ISLAND 111 EL RENO OKLA
Clifford A. Cook and Lester J. Bowling, Owners
-OLD BONEBRAKE BUILDING--
WELCOME
To El Reno!
. SCRIVNER - STEVENS
CASH and CARRY
WHOLESALE GROCERY
Opens Monday, March 31
We know that you will provide an efficient and
valuable service to the retailers of this trading
area, and we wish you every success in your
operations here.
EL RENO
TRANSFER and STORAGE
OKLAHOMA RETAIL GROCERS
AND
INSTITUTIONS
SCRIVNER-STEVENS
COMPANY
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF A
CASH and CARRY
WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE
In El Reno
Al El Reno Transfer and Storage Company Building
MONDAY, MARCH 31
ALL-GOLD CALIFORNIA FRUITS
SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER
Won-Up Juices
Tom Evans Corn
Winslow Asparagus
Festal Vegetables
Goodwin Preserves
^ and Jellies
Stahl-Meyer Canned
Meats
Genii Pie Crust Mix
THESE POPITLAR BRANDS SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BV
PIK-NIK SHOESTRING POTATOES
KUNER’S VEGETABLES & PICKLES
Diamond ‘A’ Fruits and
Vegetables
Viviano Macaroni
Products
Milford Corn
Lawry’s Seasoned Salt
Nugget Fruits
Domino Orange Jnice
INDEPENDENT RETAILERS
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, March 28, 1947, newspaper, March 28, 1947; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924584/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.