The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 402, Ed. 1 Friday, June 15, 1956 Page: 2 of 6
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The El Reno (Okie.) Daily Tribune
Altar Society
Unit Has Its
Regular Meet
A trio of hostesses entertained
members of St. Agnes unit of
Sacred Heart Altar society at a
meeting Thursday afternoon in
the church hall. They were Mrs.
William Wosika. Mrs. Alex Huf-
nagel and Mrs. Joe Ledoux.
Dolls to be dressed for the an
nual Sacred Heart bazaar were
distributed during the business
meeting which was conducted by
Mrs 1,. F Brockhaus. president.
Guests for thp afternoon were
Mrs. W. II Gilbert, Mrs William
Thiltgen of Delano. Calif , and Al-
berta, Deborah and Renella Rob
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Short Stories
Alxml Home Folks
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Mr. and Mrs. M P. McCabe and
daughter. Sharon, 815 South Reno,
have returned from a vacation
with relatives in Sedgwick. Salina
and Kllinwood. Kan.
All Day Meet
Is Held By
RNA Group
Edited by MILDRED I,. COKER-Phonc 19
Installation Service Held By
Christian Women's Fellowship
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shack and
daughter. Sharon, who have been
located at 220 North Rock Island,
left Friday morning for Los An
geles, Calif.,where they will es-
tablish their home.
/'KNKKAI, meeting and installation of the Christian Women's
Hi/. First Chiistiin church was held at
Dinner Held By
Senior Citizens
inson of Burlington. N C.
Bunco was played with high " Fellowship of the First Christian church was held
score going to Mrs. w. s. Gilmore 2 p m. Thursday in the church.
who also won the unit prize. Ren jhe sessjon was opened with group singing and prayer
ella Robinson was awarded low and i)v Mrs pau| c;,-adv Devotions, "Stepping Stones for the
,""b ........................... ' Future,” was given by Mrs.
Stanley Barker.
Offirrrs were installed for the
coming year by Mrs. J. (I. Rob-
erts, past president. They are Mrs.
Wile> Jones, president; Mrs Raul
Senior Citizens dub met Thurs- (irady. first vice president; Mrs.
day m the SC hall for a covered R I Price, second vice president;
dish dinner at fi at) p m., with ;M|'' Walter Itiiinc. treasurer; Mrs
Mrs, Eva Baldridge and John Bol-
linger as hosts.
n. A, Robertson was a guest for
the dinner and meeting.
The evening was spent in playing WNuhtt membership, and Mrs. Guy
<ards. Harris, cheer.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. I
Mrs. Jean Paul Whincry
Mr. and Mrs. James I) Barber
and daughters Kathy and Judy
Reformatory circle and her par-
ents. Mr and Mrs. A I Becker ol
El Paso. Tex., will leave Saturday
lor a three weeks visit with rela-
tives in Denbigh. Va and Wash-
ing, D. C.
Mrs Jack Ross the traveling prize
Others attending were Mrs Ray
Kappus, Mrs. Then Hellweg. Mrs
W J Skidmore. Mrs Bud Menz.
Mrs. Margaret Sherman, Mrs. J
E. Leonard. Mrs William Zaiie.
Mrs. L. 11. Doterman and Mrs.
Don Corwin
Next meeting will he Aug. 9 in
the church hall
* * *
Pair at Home
After Nuptial
Vows Read
Miss Pliyliss Parker of Eufaula,
McIntosh county and Private First
Class George Samui1 Foreman of
Camp Polk, La., an viie-ts 111 the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Foreman, 1102 South Hull.
A11 all-day meeting was held by
Royal Neighbors of America Thurs-
day in the tOOF hall.
\ isitors for the day were Mrs
Grace Erwin and Mrs. Essie Shel-
ton of Oklahoma City.
Mrs Ivan Barnett conducted the
business meeting and Mrs. Nettie
InT lance served as luncheon host-
ess.
Other members persent were
Mrs Cleve Chappell. Mrs. E. V.
Andrews. Mrs. olive Verges, Mrs.
Myrtle Samuelson, Mrs. Minnie
Rumfelt, Mrs. V. A. Mount, Mrs.
I) 11 Jackson. Mrs. C. F. Huggins,
Mis George Barth, Mrs. E. E.
Fox Mr- W R. Mowre, Mrs. Nola
liver. Mrs E D. Mark. Mrs. C. 11.
Kepler Mrs T A. Harris. Mrs.
!.. E Craig and Mrs. Ben Miller.
The group will meet June 28 for
an all day session in the IOOF
hall when Mrs. Mark will be
luncheon hostess.
Mrs. Henry Behne
Hostess to Group
Forest Niles, secretary; Mrs. Stan-
ley Barker, worship; Mrs. Art
Harrison, study; Mrs, C. S, Single-
ton, service; Mrs. It. W. Wick-
puhlirity; Mrs. Lee Pen
Mrs. Henry Behne. 1017 South
Macomb was hostess Thursday
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evening to members of the Social l!l " '
Order of the Beam-cant. Sadie Snodgrass, Mrs I etc ,cr
The meeting was presided over >«•'• \ •• " , 1 .> n
Mr. and Mrs. S, W. (lick. Bill
Schwab. Mrs Susie 11 illuirn. G. VV
Davis. Mrs, Josephine Webster,
Mr and Mrs. Bryan Gregory , Mrs.
Lottie Horton, Mrs. Rosa Sills,
Mrs. Rebecca Helton. Mrs. F. M.
....... llcitzman. Gus VVilev, I.arry Burns.
It was announced that the 1956 , v Andrews. Mr. and Mrs
George Schumacher, Fred La
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by Mrs Sam Stephens, president,
and plans were made for a picnic
to be held June 28 at (! p m. in the
small shelter at Adams park. The
picnic will be the last meeting for
the summer months
fROPP chairmen installed were
Mis Sam Wallace, Africa,
Mrs. Clifford Jackson, co-chair-
man; Mrs J. K Bigger), India,
Mrs Bill Copeland, co-chairman;
Mrs Henry Kroll. Jamaica, Mrs.
Jasper Kroll. eoehairman; Mrs.
II \\ Covington, Mexico, Mrs.
Cliiford Golden, eo ehairman: Mrs.
Verne Peterson, Philippines, Mrs.
Forest Niles, eoehairman; and
Mrs. Roy Griggs, Puerto Rico.
Mr. and Mrs. Orval Wilkerson,
KOI South Macomb, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Evelyn Kay Wilkerson to Jean
Paul Whincry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Whincry, 900 South Gresham.
The double ring ceremony was
read by W. II Gilbert, justice of
the peace, June 9 in his home.
The bride was graduated from
El Reno highschool with the 1956
class and was a member of the
Squaw pep club She is employed
as bookkeeper by Jones Furniture
company.
Mr. Whincry also attended
schools in El Reno and is an em-
ployer- of the Rock Island railroad.
The couple have established a
home at 603 South Evans.
* * *
Mrs. F. M Hcitzman. 3(KI West
Watts, left Friday for \ ii-ifa where
she will be the guest of her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs R.
A. Newkirk and hci sun ami dau-
ghter-in-law Mi and Mrs. Ralph
llcitzman.
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Mrs. Dorothy Pinos and her
nephew, George Pinos el Tul»a ale
visiting in the home ol Mis. Pinos'
mother, Mrs Jason V I Clark,
220 North Rock I,land
FOR GOOD FOOD!
Beuna Vista's-8-ounce
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ROPE SALAD DRESSING!
Mr. and Mr* Miinlrv Roberson
and children, I’.nd.i .I«•.>r mil Tom-
my of Wichita I :lls Tex will
spend the Weekend III Hit homes
of their parents. Mi mill M r> \\.
K. Roberson, '.ol South i Inn t iw
and Mr. and Mr It. Ruimdtiee,
1001 South I !!: <<n
We Feature
Home-Made
Bread and Pies
OPFN 24 HOURS DAILY-
Beuna Sheets, Owner
Fountain, Mrs. Carrie Hamby, ”rs
Chris Stout and Earl McCann. man
The group will meet June I!) for
Ja regular social meeting in SC
I hall.
Lclawl Anderson, co-chair-
National Supreme Assembly will
be held in New Orleans. La., Sept
25 through 28. Mrs. VV. F. Stock-
ton and Mrs. Behne plan to at-
tend.
Members attending Thursday
evening session were Mrs. Steph-
ens, Mrs. Charles Riemcr, Mrs.
•E. A. Jessup, Mrs. Pete Jensen. R. F. Jones, ir.. 419 East Wood
Mrs. Richard Shoekey, Mrs. Clem son, made a business trip Thursday „ni.K(,jn(! president, who turned
Cherry, Mrs. E. A. Simmons and to Smithville, McCurtain county (|u, meeting over to the new presi-
Mrs. Behne. and Talihina, U-Flore county j(,nl Mrs Jones.
The final business meeting for
this year was presided over by
Mrs. Art Harrison, president. The
chairmen of each department gave
their annual reports. A gift was
presented to Mrs. Harrison, the
Members Of
Church Guild
Hold Meeting
BICKFORD GRILL
1161 7 North Bickford
Bruce Arnold. $on of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Arnold. » idumot
and Paul Allen llolluh. son of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul llollruh of
Climax, Coin., arc usitiiu,' in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Witcher, West of 1.1 Reno,
NOTICE TO PUBLIC
All parties having accounts against Canadian
County for the 1955-56 Fiscal Year, should file
their claims with the County Clerk, prior to June
29th, 1956.
This does not refer to regular monthly claims.
C. E. Bross, County Clerk
Canadian County, Oklahoma
Groups were assigned their mem
lu-rs and adjourned to different
rooms for their organizational
meetings.
Service day will be held June 20
at the church at 9:30 a m.
Approximately 53 members at
tended the meeting.
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MONDAY
Auxiliary to BBC. Meeting in
Trainmens hall. 7 30 p m.
CWF Guild. Hostess, Mrs. John
Fitch, 1007 South Barker. 7:45 p m
Triangle Home Demonstration
cluli Hostess, Mrs. Cleve Chappell,
619 South Ellison.
TUESDAY
Ladies Auxiliary to the BUT.
Meeting in Trainmen hall, 7:30
pin.
Senior Citizen club. Meeting in
SC hall. 1 30 p. in.
Bercan Sunday School class of
Wesley Methodist church. Pot luck
supper at tile church.
YVVIC duh Hostess, Mrs. Francis
Brooks. 1221 West London, 1 p m.
Young Matrons club. Hostess,
Mrs Melvin Foster, 1313 South
Hadden, 2 p m.
Members of the Trinity Lutheran
Mission Guild met Thursday after-
noon at the church. Mrs. Albert
Wieman and Mrs. Fred Biegd
were hostesses.
The meeting was opened with
group singing followed by devo-
tions led by O. H. Horn, pastor.
During the business session Mrs
Horn, the pastor’s wife, was wel-
comed as a new member.
Mrs. Ernest Sehein and Mrs.
Theo Lorenzen led the lesson.
"Bringing the Gospel to the Youth
from Home.”
Other members present were
Mrs. John Bomhoff, Mrs. Alvin
Chappell, Mrs. Lee Goodwin, Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Mrs. H. C. Klep-
per, Mrs. Clarence Kocrt, Mrs.
Elvion Kortemeier, Mrs. Herman,
Kortenu-icr. Mrs. Vincent LaBahn, j
Mrs. Rose Messenger. Mrs. Adolph j
Peters, Mrs. Kate Rollins, Mrs.
Martin R o s c h e r, Mrs. Mary J
Schroeder, Mrs. Dave Schafer,
Mrs. Joe Slu-rcr, Mrs. Charles
VVeach, Mrs. Ernest Wiedeman,!
jr . Mrs. Lawrence Wiedeman,
Mrs. Martin Wieman, Mrs William
Wieman, Mrs Gilbert Wittkopp,
Mrs Karl Wittkopp and Mrs. llan-1
nah York.
* * #
Mr. and Mr- Glenn Craven,
1307 South Miles, have returned
from a visit with their son-in-law
and daughter Chief Petty Officer
and Mrs. Kenneth Chalont-r and
daughter, Denise at Hutchinson,
Kan. Denise a<mi, panied her
grandparents home for a visit.
T. C. Garrett. 1032 South Had-
den, has returned from Savannah,
Mo., where he underwent treat-
ment at Dr. Nicholson’s sanator-
ium. His condition is reported as
satisfactory.
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Ladies Golf
Club Has Its
Regular Play
Mrs. Austin Leads
Lesson for WSCS
80 MERCURY
PHAETONS
IN ED SULLIVAN S
*425,000 MERCURY CONTEST
Mrs. Edward Austin led Hie les- (
son on "The World, Beginning in j
My Community", when the WSCS
met Thursday afternoon in the re-
creation room ot the Calumet
Methodist church.
Members present were, Mrs. Eu- :
gene Bocttger, Mrs. John Bridges, I
Mis. George Bullock. Mrs. Myrtle
Clay ton. Mrs. Ed Haley, and Mrs. j
Orla Reese and Mrs. Herbert Von
Tungeln who were hostesses.
The next meeting will be held J
July 12.
The I.adics Golf cluh met for
luncheon and da\s play Thursday
at the El Reno Gull and Country
club.
Special guc\i- wire Mrs. R C.
Watkins. Oklahoma «'itx. Mrs Wil-
ton McMastcr. Lincoln. Nchr ,
Mrs. Paul l-Vrgit on ( hickaslia
and Miss Linda <,L .. - >11. Approxi-
mately 'll member- attended.
Play for the day was for low
putts Balls wero wol in champion
ship flight by Mrs li \ IRilmagi
Mrs. Art Harrison and Mrs.
Marion Sharp tied in class \ and
Mrs. Sharp won in lln- play nil
Mrs. George Gleason w s winner
ill Class li with Mi's Herbert Den-
nis was named winner in class C.
During the business session. Mrs.
A. Francis Porta, a toruu 1 mem-
ber, rejoined the group.
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FATHER'S DAY
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____$1.25
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____$2.00 to $3.75
(Plus Fed. Tax)
Friday, June 15, 1956
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Store-Wide Savings for
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A _ - r ~ Exceptional Savin,
V ‘fZViIn
Claussner HosieiJIl^
Sheer Claussner nylonsfl
all the new wanted Sumt'j,')
Shades. Better than
nylon hosiery that are ca*J
first quality. If regu
would be $1.15 to $1
pair. Sizes 8 Vi to 11.
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Special
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Regular Values
59c to 98c Yard
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Reduced 25% to 50% and Me
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cottons. For those new draperies and slip covers yot
been wanting. 48 inches wide.
Regularly
$1.25 to $1.98 Yard
Special
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solid tones and gay prints.
Bath Size Q $0
Values to $1.00 Vt/ Each 0 for £
Guest Size-Values to 69c____________________
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Dyer, Ray J. The El Reno Daily Tribune (El Reno, Okla.), Vol. 64, No. 402, Ed. 1 Friday, June 15, 1956, newspaper, June 15, 1956; El Reno, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc924787/m1/2/: accessed June 30, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.