The Enid Events from Enid, Oklahoma • 5

1 THE ENID EVENTS ENID OKLAHOMA It Friday April 24 1942 1 and chains some without much re lief ner years Ills wife and child died Bev eral years ago era' years ago The bus drivers mail carrier Albert Riffel and Miss Alberta cream and milk haulers had plenty shopped in Enid Monday of grief Monday on their routes Mrs Laura Love is ill in her They made use of shovels tractors home northwest of Enid registered calves to Fred Noteware near Hunter one day this past week Shirley Lee and Sandra Hay Leslie of Enid spent a part of last week with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Streck Mrs Masemore underwent a major operation at the University hospital one day the early part of this past week Mr and Mrs Leo Porter and sons of Ponca City recently spent the week-end with Mr and Mrs A A Porter and Mr and Mrs Bill Reinhart and family Mrs Iloover has been on the sick list this past week with a severe cold The humming bird is smallest of all birds Migrates all the way from Alaska to Brazil It can fly in all directions even backwards but cannot walk anti it can fly as much as 500 miles in a night Very sorry to learn of the death of Walt Skaggs on Monday afternoon Mr Skaggs has lived in the south neighborhood for many Ina ing Alt ted rstl lid tisti op pm de Ike it4 ing ast uly I EXTRAS SPECIAL A Rare Bargain elL Mr and Mrs Don Wilson went to Tulsa one day last week to visit Harry Brown's who have a baby boy This is the first grandson of the John Browns' and they are happy about it Daniel Eck who has been ill for several days is reported better Leon Graham Bruce Minton and Gerald Vann joined the army air corps this week Mr and Mrs Don Wilson of Dallas Texas spent Wednesday and Thursday in Drummond at tTie home of Mrs Wilson's parents Mr and Mrs John Brown Anna Wegener is suffering from a very sore and painful hand this week which she sliced up considerably in the slicing machine Mrs Ilughes and Irene Webber were Enid shoppers Tuesday Mrs Charles Conger of Barr spent Wednesday afternoon at the home of her sister Mrs Clarence Long Mr and Mrs Reuben Dierksen were Enid business callers Satur Air Mechanics School Started at Air Base Major A Hoer le director of the ground training school here announces that a course in aviation mechanics is being offered to all enlisted men who desire to learn about aircraft engines and eveni tually become competent mechanics The school is open to both men who have end who have not previously had training in army service schools It is supervised by Lieut William Yeager and S- Sgt Tom A Martin of the 80th Air Base squadron is the instructor Sgt Martin is a graduate of the mechanics school at Chanute field The school Major Hoefle said will accommodate 50 students and the course is for 40 hours Classes are held two hours a day from 2:00 in to 4:00 over a period of four weks There are no Saturday and Sunday classes 57 Men's and Young Men's SUITS Men's Klein's HALF PRICE SALE 100 EARLY SPRING HATS from our regular stock HA 100 EARL' church school classes convene Rain or shine all are invited to join the every Sunday churcn goers Salem Evangelical church begins its school at 10:00 The worship sreviee begins at 11:00 closing at 11:50 Here too we invite special effort in attendance Junior Christian Endeavor begins at 7:45 Young people meet at 7:45 The evening worship service begins at 8:30 DEL NORTE CLUB The Del Norte Club met with Mrs Clarence Long on Wednesday April 15 with Mrs Carl Long assisting Mrs Clarence Long as hostess Two guests Mrs Charles Congar and Mrs Mary Rasar and nineteen members answered roll call Mrs George Bracken gave a report on the food sale Airs Noel Hedges gave a report on the club meeting at Enid and Mrs Mary Cummings on the 4-11 meeting at Enid Saturday A letter from Mrs Miller was read thanking the club for the curtains sent to the Soldier Cen ter Mrs Earl Moyers led the lesson on "Learning to Live Together" and gave a demonstration Mrs Carl Long won the contest and Airs John Austin the mystery package Mary Louise Long and Patsy Knight gave a demonstration on Victory gardens Lovely refreshments were served The club will meet with Airs Earl Moyers and Airs Joe Anderson for an all-day meeting to entertain the birthday pals At lies a un tng PRICED FOR THE WEEK-END K-END very good comeback Ile has been sick most of the winter Banner Club will meet this Wednesday with Mrs Geo Krivohlavek weather permitting This is Sunday evening The time the Carrier Choral club was to give their program Hope they have a good attendance but those from a distance will be unable to attend due to rain last evening Miss McKetny was out Friday to offer suggestions for the interior decoration of the Geo Ransom home which will be very attractive when complete Mrs Dora Wassenhaupt and daughter Beatrice and Mrs Viola Hayns and children of Valley View Texas motored up Friday to attend the school program and visit with her sister Mrs Albert Riffel and family They report that the green bugs have completely destroyed their crops gardens and pastures Also in the southern part of the state Mr Geo Streck of Creely Colo Mr Julius Streck of Kansas City visited in Tulsa with their brother Isaac and family and here with Streck and family and in Enid with their mother Mrs Geo Streck sr Mr and Mrs Fred Steck and Mr and Mrs Earl W(il) le Mrs John Riffel jr and (laughter Patty visited in the John Rad home on Friday Art Porter was a caller on Sunday afternoon in the Hoover home The next time you are baking a cake and want to conserve sugar you'll enjoy this simple frosting When your cake is nearly done sprinkle the chips of semi-sweet chocolate over it The heat will melt the chocolate and make a nice coating In speaking of sugar there will be much need to use your ingenious to make it go further since rural women ARE not to be given any more than those who can go to the bakery and buy their supply al-1 ready prepared (Perhaps we will regain our girlish figures) Ernie Clause delivered one of his dai it? 12 Price $1500 soo fe4 12 Price Friday and Saturday $300 Hats $150 $400 Hats $200 $500 Hats $2 50 $750 Hats $375 $1)7j50 Hrlaattss Friday and Saturday i These are suits selected from our regular stock all wool Among them year around service weights and Tropical Worsteds Extra pants to the suits are available pants to the suits are available CASSELL IS MEDIC Lieut Max Cassell of Phiadelphia Pa and a former student of Long Island Brooklyn has been appointed to the medical corps at this new Army Flying school Lieut Cassell was commissioned an officer in the Army Medical Corps February 21 1941 He received an degree from Delhousie Medical school Halifax Nova Scotia in 1939 and took his pre-med work at Long Island University The Philadelphian is a member of the West Pennsylvania Medical Society and Phi Delta Epsilon medical fraternity You Save as Mush Nru mor You Save as Mb You Save as Mush Phone 203 as You Spend IN THIS SALE! at' 47412 Cep Millinery Dept 104 North Independence West: Side 0 r7q II as You Spend IN TIIIS SALE! 77 a 4 r-qtftf3f) iiiiiwr1 I der---INCORPORATED Outfitters to Men and Women ne Milliry Dept North Sitio 104 North Independence West Side 0 Phone 203 OLIVE CHAPEL EWMAN'S SHOP AND SAVE WITH BUDGET COUPON BOOKS 10 percent down IA year to pay! 16 4 EwmAN1s Fr (i- a' SHOP AND SAVE WITH BUDGET COUPON BOOKS 10 percent down IA year to pay! Miss La Verna Drassen of Hunter visited several days hi Drummond this week with Miss Eleanor Wams ley Miss Donna Marie Long and Eva Pearl Kaupke visited Mena in Enid Sunday Mr and Mrs Emil Dierksen and family were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Dierksen Mrs Howard Long spent the week end in Enid at the home of Mrs Everett Sparer Howard Long and Edward Shirley returned to Drummond Mondayevening from the southeastern part of the state with a load of lumber Mrs Light spent Monday at the home of Mrs Clarence Long Little Miss Sue Manon Spohrer of Enid visited in Drummond Friday at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Long Mrs Tobias high school teacher is reported ill this week Margaret Hedger is nursing a case of mumps this week The Drummond 4-11 Club did well this year In the first year aprons the blue ribbon class was Nola Jo Hedges In the second year dress making Carla Jean Gates was grand champion and in the third year dress making Louise Long was grand champion In the fifth year Wanda Henneke was in the blue ribbon class Nola Jo Hedges and Luetta Miller were in the blue ribbon class in their demonstration and Louise Long and Patsy Knight were grand champions in their victory garden demonstration Homer Pryor got grand championship on his timely topic The results of the program pie supper and bond and stamp sale held at the auditorium last Friday night surmounted the highest expectation of many A fine program was presented by the Enid Junior Chamber of Commerce 'followed by Earl Mitchell of Enid after which the pies were sold at auction Doc Burgess of Covington acted as auctioneer assisted by A Meredith of Enid There were 52 pies sold seven of which wore exchanged for $100 bonds the rest selling for prices ranging from $25 to $75 The pies were furnished by the women of the commumnity The bonds were handled by the Bank of Drummond and the stamps by the Post Office assisted by the teacher and pupils of the Drummond school Total receipts for the evening amounted to $2400 The Junior class play "Im in the Army Now" a three-act comedy will be presented at the Drummond school auditorium Friday night May 1 at 9:00 o'clock War Time Watch for ticket sale! CHURCHES At the Congregational church the worship service begins at 10:00 o'clock A little before 11:00 tho READY-TO-WEAR Priced to Clear! MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS Values to $2950 -r 3 I DOI 4 Second Floor' Reg $100 Oven China Mixing Bowls Seco Reg 11411 ovel i )IP 'tilt i 111' BANNER BREEZES By Mrs Bessie Huff Every man is said to have his peculiar ambition Whether it be true or false I cannot say for one that I have no other so great as being truly esteemed of my fellowmen or rendering myself worthy of their Lincoln Another heavy rain came Saturday evening in these parts as a result the roads are bad anti in some places washed out On the other side of the picture the grass trees and flowers are beautiful Friday was the last day of school i at Banner Miss Alberta Rife! closed a very successful year with the cooperation of pupils and parents The program was at 11 o'clock am worthy of commendation Thresa Sweetwood receive(' an award of three years attendance without being -absent or tardy1 Frances Bese was given honor of being the pupil who made 100 per cent in all her studies for the school year Seven or eight of the pupils had read as many as 25 or more books other than their studies Many other merits of award were given The families of the'clistrict came with well filled baskks 4n4 et'7de licious dinner was enjoyed by all present In the afternoon the older men won the ball game Miss Rad will teach again next year Your correspondent was able to attend this feature the first time being out since the Christmas holidays returning home this past week from Oklahoma City where she was receiving medical aid It's great to be able to be in circulation (to a small extent) after so many weeks Mrs Cecil hays called on Mrs hoover this past Wednesday afternoon Miss Faye McKemy made several calls in the neighborhood Friday morning Being the last day of school a good many were gone Miss Maude Jones who has spent several days in the hospital and had several X-ray and tests made is not able to be home up to date Hairy Sweetwood hasn't made a Reg $100 Bubble Bath 59c box 2 for $1 By Mrs Romine An account of so much rain and bad roads everyone stayed at home I over Sunday so not much news Several from here attended the Band Festival last week in Enid1 folks attending the Saturday night band program at Convention Hall did not get home till Sunday on account of a very heavy rain which lasted from about 6:30 till after midnight No services Sunday at Olive Marilyn Crabtree spent Wednesday night with Janice Frost and attended the penny supper at Olive Mrs Edd Romine and Donna Stayed all night in Enid Saturday night with her mother Mrs Hilton Mrs Henry underwent an operation the first of the week at St Mary's hospital The last we heard she is slowly improving We hope she will soon be well again and able to be home Ws hear Mrs Balzer is back home again from another trip to the hospital We hope she too twill soon be much better croMiss Peters visited Wednesday evening in the Billie Kirton home Mr and Mrs Carl Romine and family from Ames visited Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs I Mauk at North Enid A few of the ladies met Thursday afternoon in the basement of the church at Olive to quilt A good sized crowd attended the Penny supper at Olive Wednesday night and seemed well pleased and wanted to know when we would have another one Mr Murry from near Hillsdale visited Wednesday with his son Ross who is working for Edd Romine Mr and Mrs Garfield Beck were Enid visitors and shoppers Thursday bringing home a number of young chicks Mr Henry and Mildred Lee called on his mother and sister Anna Tuesday Remember regular services each Sunday at Olive You are always welcome 12 PRICE 'SALE! 47 DRESSES 4 COL Roses daisies sweet peas 144 Second floor 49c Second ro 1 'c -iLL i s1i' h' i i yf (1411) al 20 variously scented envelopes per box Olain yoor Emonnmongeor Peg 20c Artificial Flowers 20c icial Persi Reg Artific Flow Worsteds Tweeds I Tropicals Possibly the last time you'll be able to buy such fine all wool quality for such a surprisingly low price! Single and double-breasted models Regular short long and stout sizes 31 to 44 orsteds Tweeds I Tropicals the last time you'll be able such fine all wool quality 1 a surprisingly low price! nd double-breasted models short long and stout sizes 150 (I0 $211 50 'eJ- ---Zestepligeasid 11 s''s 11 1 i0 tit j- A0it I 141F''' 1-'' I )lt I il J4 1''' wk 42- 4 '4 '1 tlt 1 izit t' 4 411W Entire stock of winter dresses selected spring crepes prints and a few summer shantungs linens meshes and chiffons Be down early for a good assortment of sizes and colors 1 DRESS was $1295 $200 NOW 3 DRESSES were $1095 COO to $1495 NOW 1 DRESS was $1995 $700 NOW 11 DRESSES were $2295 $1 noo to $2995 now I 31 DRESSES were $9 95 1 to $3995 now lh Pr Newman's Second Floor A it kirkill ti Reg $100 SECOND SHEETS 79c ea i 99 Limit: 4 to custotocr yoor I I 1 9 deceoarCahted hot oven china bowls Second Floor each eQorated vhi Floor! Sc 1 9In dee hot oven bowls Second 11) Men's Rayon Slacks $595 Values Cool sturdy fabrics a excellently tailored for long and coin- 65 fortable wear Sizes 27 to 42 l's Rayon Slacks $595 Values a 1 rdy tfa i lo ries sa red 65 a rig and cam- wear Sizes 2 -I 7 I WI AO 0 jib 161't AO '1044 I (Niptik 1 LtT1 A 1110 1 Removal Values! SPRING i FABRICS Crystal Appls Dessert Dishes 8 Dishes 98c Second Floor tat )IS iert es hes IC Floor 98c Second Floor Small Group Women's SLACK SUITS Reg $498 to $995 2-Piece Glazed Pottery SALAD SETS $198 $100 Value I Set 10-in bowl 12-in plate Second Floor Printed Funinspun iinSPUn 112 Price! Your choice of jacketed belted-back and jerkin styles Long or short sleeves Wanted colors Broken sizes Y2 Prk Linen-like washable rayon NB- 1 rice Black large prints 39 inches wide Reg $139 yd- t) I fa vd 39 Second Floor Newman's Crystal 4 Apple Dessert Plates 8 Pieces 98c Second Floor tdo" 1 ig 99c crystal 4 yd it 11( Dessert Apple 11 )0 Plates ft4)- 8 Pieces le 0 1 iD 98c it''4'1) 144 1 i i Second Floor it? ik cl Belding's Crepe Prints Lovely prints in new spring colors 39 Inches wide Reg 79c MOO yd 79c 'rints 9C Linen Crash Stamped Art Pieces 29cset 55c values Bath rug and seat cover sets Second Floor yd Yd DREECKINRIDOU By Mrs Fred Sohl Mr and Mrs A Heiberg and Mr and Mrs Heiberg visited in the Herman Teske home Monday night Rev and Mrs Peters and Mr and Mrs Schultz and Mr and Mrs Lester Schultz of Garber visited Mr and Mrs II Heiberg and family Wednesday night The Lutheran Ladies Aid met with Mrs Fred Sehl Thursday The afternoon was spent in quilting One guest Mrs Lester Schultz of Garber and 16 members were present Mrs George Jan-mien guessed the mysterious package Next meeting will be with Mrs Herb Janssen on April 30 We had a hard rain here again Saturday night Those who helped Mr and Mrs Fred Sohl celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary were: Mr and Mrs Vernon Riffel and daughter Shirley of Carrier Mr and Mrs Lloyd Griffith and daughter Marcia Lee of Orlando and Mr and Mrs Wali er Sohl of Fairmont Mr and Mrs Fred Sohl received word last week from their daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Marshall Long that they are now in Los Angeles Calif Mr and Mrs A Heiberg rM and Mrs Edwin Heiberg and son James and Mr and Mrs George Janssen were Sunday dinner guests in the home of Herb Janssen HEAVY RETAN UPPERS SOLE LEATHER COUNTERS DOUBLE LEATHER SOLES STITCHED NAILED REINFORCED HOOKS AND EYELETS SOFT LEATHER TONGUE TRIPLE STITCHED a RIVETED VAMP LEATHER INSOLES a ''4 '0 VIOR lf i IAAII51: silut Ts Iflitut 7 1: I II YOUR TOWN HEAVY REINFORCED HOOKS I TA 142 4 AND EYELETS UPPERS 'N 1 TONGUE SOFT LEATHER a TRIPLE STITCHED (') i 4 ll'''' RIVETED VAMP 1 -y ti (- LEATHER i frii INSOLES t- 4 -s 4 4N ''V' SOLE LEATHER COUNTERS DOUBLE LEATHER SOLES STITCHED NAILED i 9011 21 Removal Sale 167 Pairs Red Cross Shoes Wash Goods 39c and 49c Values Nationally Advertised at $695 28cyd ''''1001'' STA 0 47 0 I to 1 0 it Foal wolf' Uwe $388 we I $100 to $298 Waxed Flowers in Pottery Pots 12 Price $218 xed vers ft tery )ts Price $100 to $2 18 Waxed Flowers in 1 1 I Odd Lot Hot Oven China Values to 39c 15c ea 100 Chenille BATH SETS Reg $139 Pre-shrunk Choice of 3 patterns Reg $139 il1irit p100 Chenille BATH SETS I re -shrunk ChQice n9c of 3 patterns 7 smog Patents Blues Beiges Leathers Gabardines Broken sizes all sales final! Displayed on Table! i (01 14111 I till I 1 Plain and decorate bowls plates etc Second Floor i Floe? It you wont Wong dependable shoes et low cost come directly to your Anthony Store Chock them tootores Compere ths quality Comport the price Lot No-- Sloes to ii It yea wont iron dependable shoes et low cost come directly to year Anthony Store Check these teeteres Compere the quality Comport the price Lot No-- Vic Pin-it-up Lamps I Reg $149 Heim Crystal Salad Bowls 50c to $149 FOOT BALLS 9 LLS 'N) 6 MANS sroPE 4 411 711m7rrcr' ENID fti-dr 'rat i 6 MANS SrOPO ii1r 1 61 ej elit 1 a bp Jpa 4 40 1111 qltdr 'rat NI ENID Reg $198 Glazed Pottery Jam Servers Assorted col 111 WI Spoon tn I 01) eluded La Price Second Veer Second Floor Decorated Water Tumblers $139 Values SET OF 8 8 Wire Rack 9c FREE Second Floor cDre ff if 1 lb Second Floor DRUMMOND Mrs Andervon Chas Light of Enid was a business visitor in Drummond Saturday Clyde Ott of Enid spent last week in Drummond helping Jim ruckett build fence Mr and Mn Harry Baker spent Saturday in Enid shopping and visiting relatives Clarence Dierksen was a business caller in Ames Saturday Mr and Mrs John Brown and Mr and Mrs John Br01111 an 4 1 100 Watt Bulb FREE $198 Values Ivory baso lamp complete I shade and bulb Second a hada land hull" I Second Floor 4 Regulation sizo 1 0 toy footballs Price Second Flow' LPrice Second Crimped design Suitable for FP salads fruit or flowers Sfeond Peer 111)16 1111s Seeond Floor ca I I (This adv good for 100 extra school votes when presented with purchase of any item in our store) I I 4 1 1 i -11111 111 6.