Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 7

MONDAY, MAY 21,1962 ALTON Carlinville House and Garden Tour Wednesday CARUNVtLLE leliuvllffii ifi will filt IpdMBUlRJU Oy WC 1 Hdlflitai WeftM'i Awaflary wtteh te ttfrf i shoes are ftigpBttttd tot eonitorttnd tor of flow covcitojfi tbe vutcMtt teffltt to be vlatted Tea will be served at "MocWngblrtl Manor," the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. It. nontOMo at the Cteififlett home will be Mitt Sudlc McClufe, Mrs.

RlchflJpd Shtts ley And Mrs. James ABderaon. Mrs. W. Lusk and Mrs.

M. F. Seyfrlt are co-chairman of the at" ea committee. OUter homes wilt have items for sale to take the place of the bazaar held the past several yean by the auxiliary members. At "HummtogWrd Hill," the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Lcroy Loveless In Oakbrook Subdivision, beach togs will be sold. Assistant hostesses in the Loveless home will be Mrs. Juanita Finch, Mrs. Virgil Johnson, and Mrs.

Richard O'Connell. In charge of the beach wear will be Mrs. A. W. Armstrong, and her committee.

Another home to be visited in Oakbrook Subdivision will be Ahu Mrs. RnNfft BeQ. CaB- will te by Mrs. Jitt and Mfs. Ed Kallal.

Assistant te Enri Helta Mid Qirtna. Aprons wBt be avaikWe at the me of Mf, and Mis. Marry Starr tiflcd Terrace." The wiD be Mrs. Marry W. Sttit, Mrs.

Ben James, and Mrs, Barnes Inman. Mrs. Raymond Boente and Mrs. Meivin Kuntoflan wifl have charge tl the aprom. "Blucblrt Corner," the home of Mr.

and Howard Hdnz, will have plants available for Aose who follow the Song Bird Trail. The assistant hostesses will be MR. W. Schmltt, Mrs, Denn Schmltt and Mrs. E.

0. Adkins. Mrs. Otto Armour will have charge of the plants. At "Wren House," the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. A. Weathertord, cookies will be sold by Mrs. Harry W.

Starr and Mrs. Pat Bowyer. The assistant hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Koenig, Mrs. Don Unk and Mrs.

M. E. Hebron. Hot breads and pies will be sold at "Meadowlark Nest," the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Krone, who will be assisted by Mrs. Robert Bremer arid Mrs. Dan Mai lard. Cakes will be sold at the home of "Raven Run," the home from A It AUlUllUan UCgMMi. JTCUJC wffl topples May M.

fe and 36. ItepHaaftaUMi of the focal ittrtjff te staOoft-d in 6ie todal IKUUIHIA district with ttitt nitus wt afetei Wteram, BCTHALTO Student cwmdl Brembers lor the next school yotr were announced by ine prtoeipat, rarest Kohibum. ofintw dan rcBetrtAtivcB arc; Adell BTIKSB, Bonnie Kivett, Judy Masierson, Margie Stiegiitt and Karen S6 gedy. tit tbe junior dials student won- eil members elected ire; Shelby Acord, Yvonne Jenkins, Mary Ann Klein and Larry Nave. Representatives from the soph' omore class are: Dlckye Date, Vickye Erzen, 'Sheila Johns, Bar- PRESCRIPTIONS PHARMACY CAREFULLY PREPARED SENSIBLY PRICED DELIVERED FREE Alton's Most Modern 2510 Itatt It, MtrtliAlttn Dial HO 5-5313 FREE PARKING NEXT TO STORE of Mr, and Mn.

Howard Wilson, who win be astfrted by Mn. James J. Denby, Mn. Robert Uston and Mrs. Howard Starr.

Mn. Ben James and her committee will have charge of the hot breads and pies, and Mn. Harry W. Starr and Mrs. Pat Bowyer and committee, cakes.

Greene Bureau Leaders Plan Training School CARftOLLtOH Lynn Khiser of Greenfield wffl esnttatt scfwoi on of Otter Lauds" Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. jn the fttfm Bureau hall, rtuiioil Win Jo- cal leaders ot Hdme Bureau tttfltt and leaueri fll ttie home econo- mka 4-H dubs. Mrs. will give demon- stratioas rfae making el French bread and will give a basic sweet aoiigh redpe. Cawollton flight unit wQl meet Teeiday at p.m.

at the home of Mrs. Paul Bales. The White Mall bay witt meet Thursday at 3 p.m. at the home of Mrs. C.

K. Darrow and tte.B«rdan unit will meet Thursday night at the home of Mrs. Roy Hall OuroatMi JNMet CARROLLTON Mrs. frwin Johnson and Mrs. Gladys nolds went to Alton Saturday to visit the former's son, Harold Johnson, of Jerseyville, who is a patient in St.

Joseph's Hospital in bara Kreftmeyer and Sharon Mo- drovsky, Alton. Johnson, a funuef ton resident, was hospttaHted ter a piece of hot steel had entered his ear white wektttt a garage ft Alton where he is employed. Mr. and Mn. Lee H.

Pmfoett ot San Bernardino. Cattf. are spending several days here with thetr cousins, Mr. and Mn. Luther Smith, en route to New Orleans, La.

Brighton Auxiliary Plans Poppy Sale BRIGHTON The annual pop- ply sales, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, will get under way here Wednesday evening, according to Mn. Lester Enke, Poppy Sales chairman. The flow erets will be sold door to door Wednesday evening by sons of the Legionnaires and their friends Mn. Enke said. Auxiliary memben will be on downtown streets Friday and Saturday to sell tbe poppies, also, Mn.

Enke added. League at Brighton To Hear Sum Xanden BRIGHTON Mrs. LeRdy jlA ine CSvic League, wfll be installed at eeting wennesflay at p.m. the home of Mrs. Robert Mockcrmafl.

Others to 1 be scfttea in the installation cftranony which will be conducted by Mrs, Catherine Boker, will be Mrs. Sam Cardinal, secretary, Mn, Russel Tucker, treasurer, and Mn. Hubert Eyers and Mrs, Robert Dunn, first and second vice presidents. Annual repot is of the secretary and treasurer will be made, Mrs. George Leighty, retiring president, said.

Sam Xanders, Alton attorney, will be speaker in the program section of the meeting, Mn. Robert Muckerman, program chairman has announced. The program will be conducted along the lines of a quit of the "Ask your lawyer" variety. Officers of MoroClub Installed MORO The animal banquet of the Mom Women's Community dub was Tuesday evening at Qvic Memorial Restaurant. Mrs.

El don Orr, Rosewood Heights, retiring district president, installed the following officers: Mrs. Robert Wood, president; Mrs. Earl Sawyer, vice-president; Dctty entertsio- gjflttp with a travelogue of Austftfla, New Zealand, and the Wand el Tahiti. Serving on die banquet committee ware Mrs. Arthur Aljets.

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fcU nkttUMvHk MM attot wife Mittr NlMvlif HA fltM. to Tkto tMMr SENIORS! CRAVEMANN DIAL HO 2-2267 FOR SPECIAL GRADUATION PORTRAIT PRICESI IM PROME MAY IS NATIONAL HOME IMPROVEMENT MONTH AND OM of the best ways to givi yoir home a new look and substantial improvement is to sM a now oorpol. Select carpet from backed up by hundreds of facory fresh rolls to insure you the widest of selections. ALSO AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT WE WILL GIVE YOU THIS One gift to a customer BONUS CHECK PAY TO BEARER (1000 EAGLE STAMPS) WITH THE PURCHASE OF 20 YARDS OP CARPET OR MORE. CHECK GOOD THRU MAY NO CUP THIS CHECK AND USE! DEAL DIRECT WITH OWNERS ISTANCE RATES UCED for many calls within Illinois THESE ARE THE MEN WHO WILL YOU ANSEL A.

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The MV iMNjr mtw wew vmto May 20 by thi New Wayi to 1. Day and Evening Riitet (or fitfain the state have dropped OMKfc tf 20 OMB. Reductions start on calls bitween two Tjlinoii pbooef moif than 76 milei apart. And toe longer the S. Reduced Overtime Cherfee longer yon talk tiw more you can save, beoauae overtime on Owae oaUi have bejn fharply wduoed, too.

'flLIO EAOli ITAMF iOOKI Will PURCHASf ANVTHINO MONiY CAN 2.50 EIBJJUJ 99 IE) UPNRipnEw wlPeW 9 Here are typicaj teductiom on three-minute itation-tOHrtation cafli within that wa liaw not WfJPPJWIi' llqMpElp baoltf toward your pur- MIND iurm(f rovA Mwiui where within nUnofefar (W cento or on tone-minute Between Alton ANP Ctiicap Rockford Piorli Danville MVTIMI 1 plan apbai to ation- oafl. bflted to the tot apjjiy to perton-to-pewwi, collect, credit oaid or anytity uu, At fMprf ILLINOIS BELL CH) TELEPHONE 1636 MAIN ST. UMIR ALTON NO M14t WILSHIRE VILLAQE IAST ALTON.