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El Reno (Okla.) Dailv Tribune
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Spring Tea Is
Given by Club
Guests end members of the Home
and Child Study club enjoyed the
annual spring tea Wednesday after-
noon in the home of Mrs Norls
Whitaker, 715 8outh Reno avenue.
The house was decorated beau-
tifully with spring flowers, and
the serving table was covered with
a lace (doth and centered* with a
bowl of yellow tulips flanked by
yellow tapers
Each member and guest was pre-
sented an Individual corsage
Mrs A. W. Reynolds was in
charge of the program which was
Party Enjoyed
By Yukon Group
Christian Endeavor
Members Entertained
BY TRIBUNE CORRESPONDENT
YUKON, Apr. 27—The Christian
Endeavor group of the Christian
| din er guests of Mr. and Mrs.
j Cht Wes Hutchison.
Tne Women's Missionary union
of tne Baptist church met Wednes-
| day ufternoon with Mrs. V. O. Welsh
i as leader of the program. The topic
j was "Preparation for Worldwide
tasks ”
The aevotionals were given by
i Mrs. Welsh. The topic was “Reason -
Navy’s V-12 Program
Will Be Discussed
Thursday, April 27, 19441
Public Records
FRIDAY . u. r, • u,,, > u. > vmmMu
Women's Christian Temperate •» church met for their weekly party
union. Hostess, Mrs. C. R. Miller, at the home of their sponsor, Mrs.
Ill Ecuth Macomb avenue. Otto Griffin. Saturday night when
T. E. L>. Sunday school class 21 members were present,
of the First Baptist church Host- Refreshments were served by'slons; Mrs. M J Hart "Todav's i
ess. Mrs. J. H Bannister. *12 Gerald Cavtner, Bobby Pugh ami Mission Duty;'' and Mrs L) B
South Macomb avenue, assisted by M-iriie Griffin Dhml>„ ,.D , , „ ;
Mrs Harriet Stackpole ^ °r'ff‘n , ^ Ph“Up8m a«d Mlgton"
Ladles of the GAR Hostess °HIU''S were enjoyed during the The monthly business meeting fol-
at a covered dish luncheon, Mrs P'ogra"'
Ernest Hodgkinson, 820 South llutf M,s Etta Peach of Alva arrlved The following 39 women assisted
ttVenue Sunday for a week's visit with her 1,1 making bandages at the Red
Leisure Hour club Hostess, Mrs. bro,hel and sister-in-law. Mr and Cross unit the past week:
W O Wick, 607 West London Mrs chaHes Hutchison. Mrs Fred Wagner, Mrs. M F
Mrs Glen Morris of Guthrie was1 Ping. Mrs. Clint Thompson. Mrs
Lots 15 and 16, block 6, Lake Park
addition to El Reno.
NORMAN. Apr. 27 —op)— Plans -—---— Jo*eph p nnd Maude E. Nlghs-
££arstsjs?! w^-rs-.Kr„ ,'r “3 “
ing to be attended by Dr George Tlllte Johnson 22, both of Oklaho- W L and Abbie p w‘lliam-s to
L Cross, acting president of the ma City. I"- A McCurley. Part of block 1,
University of Oklahoma at Colum- Robert* Earl Halbert 36 of Fori Ill<lll-‘itrlal addition to El Reno.
' James Roy
lha university tn New York City May Reno, and Norma Jean Barnes 18 Jam‘‘s R°y and Wilma Luvern
12 and 13. |of El Reno. ' ohasta*n to John W. and Julian B.
Representatives of the navy will 1 William L. Tucker. 49, and Eve-
meet with administrators of col- |lyn Jov' Dye, 39, both of Oklahoma
leges and universities having V-12 City-
W T Doss, 30. of Topeka, Kan
able Service.
Those discussing the lesson were
Mrs. B M. Toland, who gave
"Christianity In Today’s World;”
Mrs. R. K. Lawson. "The Key to units at the two-day meeting. The • - — ---,______
Evangelism and Enlistment in Home future of the program with res- a,ld V|vlan Friend, 32, of Shamrock]
Visitation Pros ram;" Mrs. Carl J pect to allotments will be discussed Tex
Cone, “The Home and World Mis- | Dr Cross said.
Akins. Lots 1 and 2. block 8,
Lakeview addition to El Reno.
OH and Gas Lease
Wesley and Mary Trch to Michael
J. Andrlchak NW 27-13-5,
College Undertakes
Tree-Planting Project[]
TONKAWA, Apr 27 —<#1—1
kawa’s Northern junior college
undertaken a tree-planting
ject designed to beautify the t
pus and at the same time pro
botany students with study
terlal.
Already 25 varieties of
have been planted and more
planned. Latest additions were
pin oaks and two hickories.
Applications Made
For Prison Labor
Decree
County court to William L. Rose,
administrator of the estate of Maud
Van Sickle, deceased. Interest lot
3 and part of lot 2, block 98, El
Reno.
Warranty Deeds
William L. Rose et ul to Joseph
F Nighswander. Part of lot 2 and
presented by a group of pupils of street. Mrs Glen Morris of Guthrie was Ping. Mrs. Clint Thompson, Mrs
Mrs John Pitch. Those partlclpat-| Victory Sunday school class of the a luncheon guest Saturday of Mrs O,to Griffin. Mrs. Robert Krout.il
ing included Betty Lou Newman First Christian church Meetine at David Paul. Mrs C F Dickerson, Mrs. Claudi
Cleere and Don Grant
Guests for the afternoon were
Mrs. D. O VanRyan, Mrs. E. V.
Norman, Mrs. Roger Worsham. Mis
Horace Horton, Mrs. Elmer Schwab.
Mrs. Charles C Smith of Yukon,
Mrs. Fred Lane Mrs O. C. Cus-
ter of Oklahoma City. Mrs Neal
Vawter, Mrs. Cortez Hoard and
Mrs Howard Farris
Members present were Mrs E. H
Bornemann. Mrs Edwin H Grant,
Mrs ft. B Harper, Mrs D L.
Junerson, Mrs H B Lumadue,
Mrs Walter P Marsh, Mrs W H
McKee, Mre Harry McMillan Mrs
Lynn Odom of Oklahoma City, Mrs.
Reynolds, Mrs Ray Windham. Mrs.
Stanley Barker and Mrs Whitaker
Mrs Barker will entertain the
g'oup May 10 In her home at 3(J4
West Wade street
0 0 0
GLENN GREGG WEDS
MRS. ELSIE BATES
Mr. and Mrs J. E Offleld, 713
South Hadden avenue, have an-
nounced the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs Elsie E Bates, to
Glenn Oregg. son of L. V Gregg
of Salma Kan
Rev. J. W Hodges, pastor of
the First Baptist church read the
Vows at 2:20 p. m Saturday in the .
church study.
Mr and Mrs C. E Jackson were
the only attendants
The bride was attired becoming-
ly in a chartreuse dress with a
corsage of pink carnations
The couple departed Immediately
after the ceremony for Sedan. Kan.,
where the bridegroom Is employed
by the Sinclair Oil company.
Mrs. Oregg was graduated from
FJ Reno hlghschool in 1932 and
now is employed In the budget and
fiscal office of the Oklahoma City
air service command 8he plans to
retain her position there for the
present.
• * *
BUSINESS SESSION
IS CONiyt CTED
Mrs. J. T. Morgan, president,
conducted the regular business ses-
sion of the Ladles Society to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire-
men and Wiglnemen Wednesday
afternoon In the Ragles hall
Member* present included Mm
Morgan. Mrs George Otaolaton,
Mrs R B Dunn, Mrs F F Brit-
ton, Mrs F. w Funderburg, Mrs
J W Myers, Mrs C. L. Beverly,
Mrs J. R Hawpe and Mrs W L
Entrekln
May 10 Is the date for the next
' esslon which will feature a cover- ]
ed dish luncheon at 12:30.
* • e
QUILTING ENJOYED
BY RFBEKAH CIRCLE
Mrs L. E Day presided over the
business session when the Rebekah
circle convened Wednesday for an
all-day meeting m the Odd Fellows
hall a covered dish luncheon wat
served at the noon hour and quilting
war the diversion for the day
Members present were Mis F f.
t-’orlee. Mrs J. L Mitcliell, Mrs T
A Harris. Mr. J B Harper Mrs
C H Williams Mrs E L Witcher.
Mrs. E R Barnhart, Mrs Etta
Bryant, Mrs Mary Penwrlght. Mrs
Walter West and Mrs Day
May 3 is the date for the next
meeting and will feature a pot-
luck dinner at the noon hour
• e •
BRIDGE ENJOYED BY
f MRE NOUS CL IB
Mrs E O Harrison scored high
In bridge when the Entre Nou-
club convened Wednesday after-
noon In the home of Mrs T M
Aderbold. 4«, South Williams ave-
nue. Mrs Harrison was the assist-
ant hostess
Mrs B U. Rector will enter-
tain the club May 10 In her home
»20 South Bickford avenue, us-'
listed by Mrs H A Coley
ing included Betty Lou Newman, j First Christian church Meeting at David Paul Mrs C F Dickerson, Mrs. Claude
Judy Cavms, Janell McGinnis, Bob 1 p m in the Red Cross production Mr and Mrs Raymond Smith, hooper. Mrs. Theodore Zoubek. Mi;
rooms. Mr. and Mrs O. F. Green of Okla- P Kindi, Mrs. John Prlbyl, Mr:
MONDAY homa City were Saturday evening H ° Burg‘‘ss' Mrs Joh" Wedman
Past Matrons club Hostess, Mr-' visitors of Mr and Mrs Marion Eba DiUeli Mrs Lizzie Gra- j
W H. Schroeder. 1115 South Elll- Wells ham Mrs Ed Prlbyl. Mrs. J. B i
son avenue. Mr H1)(i Mr_ nt, -Wagner, Mrs. D. 8 Harris. Mrs. Carl |
“* « . p .... >. u„ n«» mi «- d a**, **%££
-— r, ,r:r,r•w- :£•,*?* “s-**-* sl
... r, .w. , * Darlene Svejkovsky. Miss Ramona
a lln'SSSiZS **"" WM Tu° R. r"*u-Mrs
| Roy Tunnell, Mrs. Leland Crabbe
Mr and Mrs. A W. Reynolds and Mrs. Claude Alexander, Mrs John !
children Frances and Jack, of El Maxe.v. Mrs. C. R Pribvl Miss Em- i
Reno, Mrs Wesley Beck and ehil- ma Ellison, Miss Margarita Hardin, j
dren of Hobart were Sunday guests Mrs R a Mip.-, i u I
NEWKIRK, Apr 27— 4U.R)—Appli-
cations lor prisoner of war labor
are now being received hi Kav
rti- ""i*w «.“isrsvs."
t> labor recruiter. „ , .
E Clark t?t al to Joseph P. Nighs*
Farmers in tliat area believe, he wander. Part of lot 2 and lot 3
said, that such labor may be neces- block 98, El Reno,
sury to get in the crops this sum- Ettle and Charles H Siler to Her-
mer' bert Taylor and Nellie May French
Insure That Wheat Now
One ot I lie liest Stock (onipames. YVe pay you in
the field, when loss is adjusted. No waiting on draftB.
R. A. BRUCE AGENCY
11G N. aickford
El K«*no, Okla.
Modern Etiquette
Q it it all right for u hostess
to arrange that a man take a
certain woman in to dinner if he
iriiJii WUII1UJI UJ U> UllUier ll ue ---- ----- — * mil- Ilia (Mil
is not to be seateci next to her? dren of R°bart were Sunday guests Mrs. R A Myers. Mrs. J. h Me-
et Mrs Earl Annoid and Mrs l-f - Klni»v Mr Aim. Norwood, M.
A Yes; a hostess sometimes finds
this necessary,
Q Is It correct to spread jelly on
bread when at the table?
A No; the correct wuv Is to eut
a portion of bread followed by a
bit of Jelly, which is conveyed to
the mouth on the Up of the fork
Q Where is the proper place to
write the date hi a social letter?
A. It is usually written on the
last page, at the left of the signa-
ture.
How Can I?
Q How can I make u serviceable
door mat for the buck door or the
t of tin i.Hu ■. _
A By taking a piece of board of Vertlen. Mr ami Mrs F Q. Kerns ||
— i. * I , > I d Yi/ 1 11 ft, ivt ■ ft Ft il a r a - fltftftftftAftft a v M
DANCE TO THE RHYTHM Ol
MERRYMAKERS
ORCHESTRA
From Hinton
—at—
EAGLES HALL
Every Saturday Night
about 15 by 24 inche and then
covering it with several thicknesses
of gunny sacks, tucking the edges
to the underside of the board. It is
Just as good as many sold in the
stores.
Q How can I prevent clogging of
the sink drain?
A After cleaning the sink for the
night, pour a solution of washing
soda down the drain. It will avoid
many a plumber’s bill.
Q How can I remove rain spots
from dull ling'.’
A By pressing with a moderately
warm non through a clean damp
doth.
of Oklahoma City were Sunday
MAGNESIUM FOR HANDLES
PULLMAN Wash.—(UP.)—A iiam-
mer handle, cast from magnesium,
has proven as light as wood and
Is virtually unbreakable It is one
of several ideas being developed ex-
perimentally In the Washington
StAte college light meals foundry
in a seardi for markets fur Uie
Pacific northwest's expanding light
metals Industry.
G*t her with FLIT .. . befor* she ha* a chanca
to ipraad chilling-burning mi*«n*t from a uck
man to you. Spray FLIT in dark corner* and
on itagnant water . . . where the malaria car-
rier lurk* and breed*. Spray it on every mo*-
quito you tee. It * • quick and ea*y way to
wipe out all moaquitoe*. Buy FLJT . . . today I
hills flies, ants, >***»
moth*, bedbugs and
all mosquitoes.
Uft*» Uftftft hftftft. tftewrift
BE SURE ITS FLIT!
Air rot ’nt riuo* COsfA/wr* mum rut hack *awoi
FLIT
ltd**'*
MEN’S
a5nd
BOYS’ SHOP
SPORT COATS
f y
ANIA
AW
w
\r
FIELD SEEDS
SatRo .......$7.50
Sudan ......$12.50
Hegira.......$4.75
UOMBJNE MILO......*4.75
RED TOP CANE ... f7 oil
AFRICAN MILLET *7.7J
GERMAN MILLCT___Moo
DOHMO 1750
HONEY DRIP CANE Sl.M
HEAVY BALING WIRE f300
FARMERS GRAIN
COMPANY
Unban City Phone U.
1
STUDENT SUITS
FOR
SIZES 34 to
SPORT COATS
WtKil Fabrics in lrai-tfc Glen
16.95 -19.75
SUITS
Let these 100% Wool suits be for
your ifratluation. All fine fubrics—
Tweeds, Coverts, unfinished Worsted
and Shetlands.
27.50 - 29.50
llKl'/J
Plaids.
• ARROW SHIRTS
• INTERWOVEN SOCKS
• WEYENBURG SHOES
• BEAU BRUMMEL TIES
land Crabbe h. ^ Goudy and Mrs O K Spin-
Mrs H. G. Burgess Is visiting del.
relatives hi Mountain View this M B. Cope and Sid Clute of El |
Reno were Yukon business visitors 1
Yukon women who are attending Wednesday
Red Cross service training classes
every Tuesday and Friday morning
In El Reno are Mrs W Wlnton.
Mrs. LeRuy Goodman. Mrs Otto
Griffin and Mrs. Ed Prlbyl.
Mr. and Mrs Joe W Every of
Okarclie were Yukon visitors Tues-
duv afternoon.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Tappe, Mr.
and Mrs. Will 8tulr helped their
young in p!lew, Lots Orville, son of
Mr and Mis. Orville Brinkman,
celebrate Ids first birthday aiudver-
sary. Monday evening
Mr and Mrs. Floyd Ransburger
THE
MALARIA MOSQUITC
IS AFTER YOU!
NONtHT-LOwToiNT
[H FOODS ^
y
Unjfl Soni yijii yOw to mok« wbfl oi |! •• food*
which on in plflnhtut tupplf1 And tliot induJtt
ihfl NO POINT LOW TOlNl giwyfik—floty OH
ywvi #olion booh, bwt ttiOng on nown»hm«nl|
•v /
SAVC PKOOUS RATION POMS
nr SHOPPING FIRST FOR mse
NO POINT - LOW POINT FOODS
Compor* PRICES
___— — AteNMltlV
Vl H«re»lS‘(ewByyOU
i’ll find price. con*»untly low.
sk In »‘"i
LOW POINT
v. ti.ftke up that ddUrenC w
UW Make ihe te*t’. Save at tadew&y!
week out
Juice
Gerber's 5,'0'n'‘,
Town Houvs
fft< opef r uit
Foods
Maxim
Corn be*erf___
<££>' ONLY 1 POINT EACH
2 c*nt 23c Dev. Ham gu,aon 2 V**.
c Lunch Tongue llUV, _
c Vienna Sous. Armour'. N#,ii
ic j Cherub Milk 3
A 4 1 2 *OJ.
■ Cant
POINT-FREE
Su y (jest ions :
Mu. Vl
Con
Spread
Puffed Meat ArPW.,
■C^ omy 2 POINTS EACH
Juice
Juice
V 8 Cocktail
Beets
Bor do Blended
Grande (j Grapefruit
flondo Geld
Orontje ______
Libby's Whole,
25 Count
Carrots £l.dMon,#
18c Navy Beans
20c Pinto Beans
14c Baby Limas
18c Sardines
13c Chili
Great
Northern
Cast Port,
In Oil
t His
< With bean?.)
ONLY3 POINTS EACH
Chop. Ham L„a.,
"St 33c
• ^ Aimour'e 1, , ___
I2*ei.
r u„
35c
laiae-A r,*Sun
^UlTc Gropefruit - - ,
"c" 29c
Spam
12-OI.
Con
33c
Party Loaf £37
ucV. 35c
Pfcm
12-ex.
Can
35c
Kern Poik
"Z, 33c
Pressed Mom Sfor
12-ox.
Can
39c
‘&S&jONLY 4 POINTS EACH
Florida Gold
Orange
Juice
Grape Jelly
Soup
Soup
Navy Beans
Pinto Beans
Compteil s
Mushroom
Heinz
Tomato ......
Great
Northern
Cello
Pock___
Large Limas [
Turnip Greens
Chili
Chili
Cheese
Cheese
Armour's Star
Plain
Hy-Power
Brick
——Can
.5 25c
Kraft Sinead,
Olive* Pimi«»nto
Kraft Spread —
Pimier to Relish
Star Or Certified
Hams
Hams tT
Slab Baton
Slab Bucon
Stic. Bacon
Weiners skmi.H
Salami coomu .
Pres. Ham
Braunschweiger
Ground Beef
Grode A, r*
fnd Pcs. It LjC
Giod* A 7Q
Center'^t*- It
Grade
Pork Roost
Pork Chops
Sausage
Pork Liver
Salt Meot
Baked Loaves
Spare Ribs
Neck Bones
Fancy Hens
Small Hens
a g lorn, •%
f < J Cut* ft A / C
. 29c
feints
Per I b
Peanut Butter
3Z 39c
Honey SSTiUnw
lZ 43c
Marmalade ^
'Z 29c
Tomatoes
" ^ 29c
Pickles.; r
Mustard JS
_ gt 19c
ot 9c
Krispy Crockers
i8c
Macaroni
Soup Mix
3 tz 10c
3 tUv 23c
Creole Dinner Jvab,
Gerber's §5£p,
QuokerOats
i5c
225c
".V. 22c
Ail Bran
Raisin Bran sx.^.
i9c
"n. 10c
Cheeri Oats
\:i iic
Grape Nuts
’h-;. i3c
Wheo ties £1,
VE 10c
Rift,
nice B-ond
*55 8c
ioc
Dyno Dextrose
Malted Milk Comoro
'Z 39c
Canterbury Tea SET ';*! 22c
'--now, a a ft.
M< wty N> A/.C
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Pork lb. 0C
CumplAi-lv i7
Dri'.ssed lb. 4 / C
OomplHidy JT*
Drr sed lb. 4 JC
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
New Potatoes
English Peas
Texas
U $ No
ORANGES
Florida Juicy
5 lbs. 39c
With the txrt pliun of metis,
fresh frosts «nj vegrlthles.
1‘iitrs in this /f J Are effei live
Afn! 2Nth to Mty 1th.
California A
Frefh Jm
Louisiana Yams V
Celery ^
Cauliflower S5mS5 m«,u*
Carrots
Cabbage
Asparagus
Fresh Spinach
Apples
Lemons
Amono
Crllp _____
l out liana
Green tfeuds
f reih
Horne Grown
Crisp
Green
Sunkist
Full o' Juico
Airway
The aristocrat of thrifty
coffees
Nob Hill Coffee
Edwards Coffee
Folger's Coffee
Soy Beane
Flour
Flour
Raisins
Soilor-
mon
3 25c
Kitchen
■
Gold
Medal
Cello
Pock
Saif
Nond
Pure Lard
Humko
Jewel Shortening
Green Beans
StoAJaiJ
Cut
Green Beans ?/"££.
7 N* J
d~ c*».
25c t
PAnc Got denude
’ Sfonduid
Me l
ten
12c|
14c 1
Done Rusedole fxtro Stondord
' Curly June
Me 1
- Cen
Bleach
.
10c t
Babo Cfeame,
10c i
Co may J;’
3
20c;
Zero
Dog Food
9*
12
17cJ
49C ;•
X»rt or
Altu«
X*rr'« .
Brooms m
Fruit Jars
Fruit Jars
Jor Rubbers
Jar Caps
Jar Lids
*. 69c
2 °;;,.i.i5
K*rr or
A*lo«
20c
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