Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 8

ALTON PAGE EIGHT Jeanette Smith aa Awake, With Roar And W. W. Pirtle, Jerseyville, Wed Prominent Couple Married in Ceremony by the Rev. J. A.

Lampe JERSEYVILLE, June 20, Carlln Smith, daughter of Mr. and Smith of Jerseyvllle and William Warren Pirtle, son of Mr. and Shertll E. Pirtle. were married at 4-30 o'clock Saturday afternoon, June 18, at a candlelight ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church of Jerscyvllle- The Rev.

John A. ST pastor, officiated at the jingle ring rites. Previous to the ceremony a 20- mlnute or an recital was given by Mrs. Frank S. Snedeker and I Immediately preceding the wedding Virginia Belle LeFatvre of Grafton sang two numbers.

Wedding Miss Smith wore a wedding, gown of ivory satin made along Pfl nc Hnes, the skirt ending In a circular train. The bodice was trimmed with Duchesse and rose point lace which had been In her fam Ij 'for several generations. Her veil of 11 fell from a pleated tiara out lined with orange blossoms ana finished in a second train. She car rled a bouquet of gardenias and S. of the" valley tied with tune Miss Roberta Lee Smith wa maid of honor for her sister and Pirtle served hi.

brother best man. The bridesmaids in- of one'explotion, was brought North Alton News of Oranltt City guesti of Mr Olln Hart e. eld in the grade jnurtc room on each at 7:30 o'clock. vicinity interested In on 1 welcome to attend Mta.Sou.Iey evening the the entertained I Mortln Keagy took part program. A report of the 4.H Club tour WM given by ropresentativei, Mwyon and Helen Dandruff to ble for 90 per cent of catet of ness.

from 4 were Mrs. J- Lavtrrence Green. WyWer, Mw. aaude mu Mildred Cook, RoBerta Haven, Mte Marcelne Vandaveer and Miss Elta Meng. Greenfield Notes Girl Scout council will meet In the AtteMcan Legion hall this evening at' 7:30.

MM. C. J. Doyle and Mlssjuth Mellor of Springfield were tiiette of Mr. and Mrs.

George ftJgUw ind Mr. and Mrs. J- Tf Uhder an Mrs. Fred and daughter. Jeanette, ot vicinity were Sunday guests of Mr.

and- Mrs. G. L. Bauter. Mr, and Mrs.

David of Jerseyville; Miss Margaret Foy of Paducah, Miss Virginia Fleming of Fulton, Ky, and Miss Charlotte Prescott of Webster Groves, Mo. The groomsmen and ushers Included James William Thatcher, Phillip Wiles, Albert Hanes, Karl Stelnkraus and Sam Snedeker, all of Jerseyville. The flower girls were Barbara Cross and Jane Munsterman. Billy McMahan, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William McMahan of Chicago, a cousin of the groom, was "rhe bride walked to the altar on the arm of her father and was met at the chancel by the groom, his best man and the officiating minister who entered from the choir room. Brlcle-to-Be Honored Josephine Woolsey, whose marriage to Loren Holtman, also of Jerseyville, will take place June 25, was guest of honor at a Wednesday by Woolsey. cred with gifts. Out-of-town guests were Mrs. Peter Bruns and children, Mrs.

Store Is Robbed The Walnut Grove Dairy branch store at 2503. State street was entered by burglars Sunday night and more than $100 obtained. Entrance was effected by breaking open a rear door of the building. Rummage Sale Gleaners class of Elm Street Presbyterian Church is giving a rummage sale Wednesday at 624 East Broadway. The sale starts at 8:30 a- and will continue a until all articles are sold.

Recovering From Burns Victor Farrell of East Elm street Is recovering from burns on the left hand. While at work about his home his hand came into contact with hot asphalt. The back of the hand was a mass of blisters and painful. Automobile Accident Automobiles of E. M.

Bernard of Troy, and Oscar Price, living west of Godfrey, figured In an automobile accident Sunday afternoon, near Dlxcel Motor Lodge on West Delmar avenue. The mishap was the result of a traffic jam. Both automobiles were damaged, but no one was hurt. Missionary Meeting; Society of Elm street property and resting. Of course, he will also brush up on his pi n( and Mrs.

William Meyers and son, Russell, of Grovelin jtreet spent Sunday at the home of MR and Mrs. Ben Rithrow in Carlinvllle. Mrs. Herbert St. Peters of 2517A State street has returned from a visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Smoots, In Tulsa, Okie. Mrs.

St. Peters was accompanied home by her sister, Miss Maxine Smoots, who will spend the summer here. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stanka and Mr and Gus Tlbbitt of West Delmar avenue were Sunday evening-guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Fred "Sft T. KetceJf her daughter, Mrs. H.J IP. Henderson In Wood River Friday.

Miss Elizabeth Smith Quincy was a week-end guest of -her pwv ents, Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Smith.

Paul Burton of Harriaburg visited his mother, MM- Burton, over the Miss Margaret Nix of Granite City Is vislilng friend. Mrs. Lewis Greene and daughters are visiting, her parento, Mr. and W. F.

Blauvelt, Sprlng- NOW Hires Root presented in handy Home Packages containing rix or three the five or ten-cent tiaifc Your grocer fc featuring them right now. So today stock np with Hirta for family and party needs. niHK-jsucouj Menken In Edwardsville. Mr. and Mrs- A.

L. Anglln and daughter, Miss Evelyn, of West Ninth street, spent the day with Mrs. Anglin's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mang, Mr A glln's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. A. D. Anelin. in Marlssa.

William Dover of West Delmar avenue Is having a two-week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Dover will visit their son and daughter-to ymvu M1S31UUU1? at a shower given Wednes- church hold lts rogu i a meet- by her mother, Mrs. Edwara uc gaay evening at The bride-to-be was show- lock the chu rch.

The usual i crifts. hnainpHa will be transacted. r. and Mrs. R.

G. Souijey daughter, Joan, of University City, Mo were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude C- Sousley. George Ash of Alton visited his parents Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Ash over the week-end. Zenas H. Ellla left Monday for his home in Fair Haven, after a visit here with his cousin, Miss Flora Converse, and other relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Theodore Overbeck and daughter, Joan, of Granite City were week-end guests of her parents; Mr. and Mrs. George C. Clampitt.

Mr. and Mrs. Ted of Alton spent the week-end with Mr- and Mrs. Earl Converse. Miss Celeste Strang, R.

who BUS! OCIOCK 111 run of business will be transacted. Infected Eyo feier jatuiw Dewey Payne or west Harry Kortkamp and children, Mrs. su ff er lng from an inflamed i i. T7a1nh Thn other day, using a of Louis Grenzebach, Mrs. Grenzebach and Mrs.

Grenzebach of Alton. 6UV Sister Weds painful infection. and Mrs. R. Hamilton, daughter, Mary Jose-1 phlne, and sons, Perclval, Robert and James, went to Springfield solution the UB the contents into the eye, resulting in a on.

Notes Mr and Mrs. Earl Littleton have returned to their home in St. Louis after a week-end visit and James, wen Tuesday to attend the wedding of lth Mrs. paren ts, ver of Wes 1 UOHutty tu Mrs, Hamilton's sister, Miss Onelda of that city to Dr. Elmo of Omaha, Neb wlin wira.

and Mrs. William Dover of Wes Delmar avenue. McClay of Omaha, Neb- I Chesley Kennedy of Flora ave The ceremony took place at Cen- nuc Delmar Heights, has tral Baptist Church In Springfield on two-week vacation. Most wUh the Rev. Vernon 1, Shontz the time will be spent about: hi officiating.

James Hamilton of Jer- home, improving his resldentia the ceremony a reception was held in the garden of the Smith home in Woodlawn where a bridal table was arranged for the bride and groom. The bridesmaid? th were Misses Virginia Thatcher, Mary Jean DuHadway, Edith Christine and Frances Woodrow of Jcr- seyville and Miss Martha Simpson of Carrollton- They wore long garden frocks. miner, o. u. -of a chain of theaters of which Orpheum in Jerseyvllle is a part.

Attend Wedding and Mrs. Frank Fulkerson and son, Frank, However, me of the time will be spent his clubhouse on Otter creek here the Dovers will entertain friends. i the weather man co-operates 1th farmers in this area, much wheat will be cut this week. Wheat-cutting operations got un- er way today. The yield, it is aid, will be a fairly good one, ex- eedlng expectations.

Birthday Dinner At Chesterfieldj CHESTERFIELD, June 20. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds entertained Friday evening at 6 o'clock dinner in honor of Albert Wilson, who celebrated his twenty- 1 second birthday. A large cake with Hires 2, At YOUR GROCER'S Bottled By Lamport Bottling Co. 60S E.

Ninth St. PHONE Z018 Oar Biggest GRANDMOTHER'S Twist Bread 2, 15c PAN ROLLS pkg.Sc A Feature Fruit Value A. P. Whole APRICOTS In Syrup SOAP SALE Ajax Giant Soap i bars RINSO 1 WITH PURCHASE OF LARGE PKG. RINSO FOR 2k r.

Saturday evening for a two wedding trip, the destination unannounced. On their return they will live temporarily at the homes of their parents, awaiting the completion of their residence on North State street. Mrs. Pirtle is the elder daughtqr of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Leo Smith of this city and is a descendant of the late Thomas Carlln. governor te ae of Illinois. Following her gradua- TViumanin and son, Dwight, and Mrs. A. Cochran.

motored to St. Louis Saturday evening to attend the marriage of their cousin, Ward Parker, Weiss of that table. Those present were: 1 Mrs. Bruce Wilson and son, bert Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sawtell.l Margaret Lomelino, Mr. and Mrs.1 Charles Reynolds and son, Charles. Birthday Dinner and Mrs. E. Duckels and daughter, Mar- 1 entertained the following at a birthday dinner Saturday in honor of their daughter, Mrs.

Melba Woods. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. William Woods and son, Bobby, Max Fuller, all of Peoria; Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. JJuckels and daughter, Marjorie. to Miss Merceina city. iy The wedding took place at the Tyler Place Presbyterian Church In St.

Louis. Parker is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of St. Louis and the family is well known In Jerseyville.

Rural villages in Germany which have no motion picture houses are now visited by motor trucks which contain complete projection outfits. Rend Telegraph Want Ads Daily. Continuing Out Great ORAUGE JUICE 5c BUY A CASE $1.20 DEL MONTE SLICED or CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 3 25c i A TOBACCO GROWER LIKE M6JS PRETTY APT TO CHOOSE HIS CISARETrE BV THE WNP OF TOBACCOS THE COMR4NIES BUY AT THE AUCTIONS. CAMEL BOLU3HT MY BASKETS LAST YEAR. IVE SEEN THAT HAPPEN OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

MY GROWER FRIENPS HAVE HAP THE SAME EXPERIENCE. LIKE SMOKE CAMELS A. WILLIAM VANDIFORP, grower, abeut the difference In cigarettes the men who pvw tob.cco have such definite pwfwence for pretty conclusive evidence you some- For theie men know tobacco, and they know buy. I EXPENSIVE GRADES. And it tp tewon that better pleasure tod enjoyment into nmoMng.

Try Camels yourself. CASE $1.95 TOMATOES 4 25c CASE $1.45 A REAL BARGAIN CASE $2.95 CAMPBELL'S Tomato Juice 3 20c FREE! FREE! 6 BOTTLES COCA-COLA L'ART FANCY PURE CANE SUGAR Cloth Bags 10 Ibs 50c 25 Ibs. $1-25 100 Ibs. $4.80 IONA TOMATO JUICE Large Can ANN PAGE Sandwich Spread QUART "IONA OLIVES Z9c L.AK.J. PICKLES.

10c SULTANA PURE DARK Red Salmon. A Real Pure Gold Thin of Juice ORANGES 29c LEMONS 29c TOMATOES 16. for the VALUES YliLiULjiJ Offered During END CUTS PORK SMOKE CAME1S AUSE WI KNOW TOBACCO TOIACCO PUNTERS SAY SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED 21e 33c CHIEF BRICK CHEESE. 15c WIENERS 23c Food Stores WEDNESDAY THURSDAY READ EVERY AD TOMORROW in the ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH.