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3itlclligcnccr Edwardsville, Illinois 8 Thursday, Oct. 18. WORDEN Miss Nora Birmingham Wnrden 2271 Six Cheerleaders Selected Six cheerleaders a been se lected for the Wonlen grade school and will be composed of the following girls: Rita Haynes, Cheryl Dooley, Christine Jones, Jane Loemker, Kay Ooton and Diane Walton. and aKo visited in and Kentucky. Return From Trip Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Johnson returned home Sunday evening from a Southern trip. They visited with Robert Beasmore at Little Rock, attended the ''Grand Ole Opry" at Nashville, RADIO TELEVISION SERVICE Expert service on Car Radios. Home Radios and Television. stock batteries for most portables.

MEYER TV SERVICE 225 N. MAIN PHONE 462 Personals Mrs. Ruth Harlow and Mrs. Nick Brancalo of Springfield spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. T.

H. Ballarby. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wohlert, Mr.

and Mrs. Wray Best and son Dennis visited in Highland last Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. William Woodward returned home Sunday from Ruston, where they visited with Ronald Woodward, a student at Louisiana Tech.

Mr. and Mrs. William Ursprung and grandson David of Waukegan are visiting with the former's mother, Mrs. Carolina Ursprung. Mrs.

Joseph Klunk returned home Saturday after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. R. Kinsinger at Peoria. Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Scanlan and family of Venedy were guests of relatives Sunday. The Rev. Mayo Bowles of O'Fal Ion visited with his parents, Mr and Mrs. Louis Bowler, last Sat- urdaj.

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Steve Vazzi, sons Dennis and Darryl visited with relatives at St.

Jacob Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Pieper Worden and Mr. and Burton Warner of Laomi have returnee home after a visit with Mr.

anc Mrs. Don Warner at Mosinee, Wis Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bolter mann, Mr. and Mrs.

Ray Ursprung and son Dennis Gene of Wooc River guests of relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Gaylord Thomas -amed Architect Honored at Dinner CHICAGO (UP) "Architects lave degenerated to a mere industry," famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright said Wednesday night at a dinner in his honor. Wright briefly addressed about 1,000 persons attending the testi monial dinner which also served to launch a campaign to raise four million a for Taliesin Wright's architectural school at Spring Green, Wis. The 87-year-old Wright commented on various topics while his guests viewed pictures, models and plans of his proposed mile high building for Chicago.

He called the super-skyscraper he de signed a "finger in the right di rection of humanity." Commenting further about his profession, Wright said American architects were "trying to draw us back into the 19th are building great boxes." Wright criticized education say ing has "left us in the lurch because it has never known the difference between education anc culture." FOR FINE FOODS AND UNUSUAL ITEMS CALL LECLAIRE STORE Phone 1 1 3 1 1 4 Delivery Service OPEN FRIDAY NITE 'TIL 8 P. M. C0FFEE 98c FREE ECCO COTTAGE CHEESE with Every Vi gal. Ecco Milk Purchased KRAFT DINNER or BALLARD BISCUITS each 9c No. 1 RED POTATOES 10 Ibs.

29c SMALL LEAN SPARERIBS Ib. 39e 2 Ibs. SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD PORK LINKS $1.07 Plastic Tray Free SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT Ib. 39c AMERICAN CREAM CHEESE, Sliced Ib. 45c Free Delivery Service and a Good Place to Park Try a Sexton Brand Next Time You Shop and children visited in Wood River Saturday evening.

Mrs. Jennie B. Lamb spent Sunday evening visiting with Mr and Mrs. Melvin Lamb in Staunton. Mrs.

Anton Funken of Chicago is visiting here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and son Billie Gene spent Sunday evening visiting in Litchfield. The Misses Roberta and Zona Wohlert and brother Philip of Alton returned home Sunday after a few days' visit with Mr.

an! Mrs. Ben Wohlert. Mrs Fred King and Mrs. Levi Kayser of Edwardsville were re cent guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Best DOUBLE YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Radio and Television Programs Trmriday KSD 550 Kc News; SpurU BuiinenBi Utuio News 5:41 Art Baker KMOK (CBS 1120 Kc) KXOK (ABC 630 Ke) News; MstiiiM Kd Bonow KWK (1380 Ke) Harry Caray News News; Bonnef Booner; Ntwf 6:00 News, Sports 6:11 Man on the Go Morgan Beatty One Man's Family. News; Roy Queen Sports News Id First Five 7:00 Bob Ray Music Robert Q. Lewis 21st Precinct News Sports Bill Show Sports; News Dave Allen News; Allen 1:00 1:11 1:41 News; Freedom Great Gildersleeve News; Music Leading News News; Heatter News, Sports Official 9:11 Trends; News Conservation Club Jane Plckens Amos Andy Musical Hour News; Crabls Crable Show News First Five News 10:11 10:41 11:01 News Music ti Music Newi; Muflt News Fender Show News; Fender Ed Bonner News Beautiful Musis Gil Newsomo Melody Time News Mwio Friday KSD (NBC 550 Kc) till 7:00 8:15 1:10 9:00 9:30 News. Law BusinMS: Muctt News Art Baker News Wan oo the Go Morgan Beatty Dot Man's Famflj Bob Ray Radio Club Bob Hope Radio Club Inside Story Boxing Bout Sports Highlights News; tlatinM Harry Lowell ThuMM News, Queen Roy Queen Bob Burnei News Robt. Q.

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4-Weather. 5-Latest News. 5:00 5:30 6:00 4-Les Paul and Mary Ford. 36-News--John Daly. 6:20 4-Political Talk.

6:30 5-Dinah Shore. 4-Sgt Preston ot Oie Yukon 36-News. Weather 6:45 5-News John C. Swayze. 36-Labor Views the News, 7:00 5-Groucho Marx Show 4-Bob Cummings Show.

36-Circus. 9-College Math. 7:30 5-Dragnet. 4-Climax. 7:45 9-Key to Literature.

8:00 Choice. 36-Beulah. 8:30 5-Tennessee Ernie Ford. 4-Playhouse 90. 9-Film 36-Play of the Week.

9:00 5-Lux Video Theater (color) 9-Renaissance on TV. 36-Bill Corum. 9:15 9-News, Weather. 9-Education Digest. 36-China Smith.

9:55 5-Democratic political talk. 10:00 5-Alan Called X. 4-Highway Patrol. 36-Million Dollar Movis. 5-Crossroads.

4-Amazing Dunninger. 5-News. Weather. 4-News, Weather. 5-Movie.

36-Weather. 10:30 11:00 11:18 7:00 FRIDAY 5-Today. 4-Good Morning. 8:00 5-Today. 4-Captain Kangaroo.

9:00 5-Dmg Dong School, 4-Garry Moore. 9-Look at St. Louis. 9:25 9-Story teller. 9:30 5-Bandstand.

9:45 9-Missouri Constituion. 10:00 5-Home. 10:10 9-Science Shelf. 10:30 4-Strike It Rich. 10:35 9-Here There.

11:00 5-Tic Tac Dough. 4-Valiant Lady. 11:15 4-Love of Life. 9-Missouri Constitution. 11:30 5-It Could Be You.

4-Search for Tomorrow. 11:40 9-Learn to Spell 11:45 4-Guiding Light. 12:00 5-Charlotte Peters Show. 4-Recallit and Win. 12:30 5-As the World Turns.

12:45 4-News Hesdlines. 9-Look at St. Louis. 12:50 4-Community Album. 1:00 5-Homemaking.

4-Our Miss Brooks. 1:10 9-Spelling. 1:30 5-Tennessee Ernie. 4-House Party. 1:35 9-Room Nine.

1:55 9-Missouri Constitution. 2:00 5-Matinee. 2:00 5-Matinee (Color). 2:20 9-Storyteller. 2:30 4-Bob Crosby, (color) 3:00 5-Queen for a Day.

4-Bnghter Day. 3:10 9-College Math. 3:15 4-Secret Storm. 3:30 4-Edge of Night. 3:45 5-Modern Romances.

4:00 5-Russ David. 4-Gil Newsome. 4:30 5-Playhouse. 4-Fred Moegle Show. 4:50 4-Look.

Listen, Learn. 5:00 5-Wrangler's Club. 4-Mickey Mouse Club. 36-Movie. 5:30 5-Rin Tin Tin.

6:00 5-Weather. 4-News, Weather 36-Film. 6:05 5-Spurtsviews. 6:15 5-Latest News. 4-Les Paul, Mary Ford, 36-News--John Daly.

6:20 4-Labor Speaks. 6:30 5-Eddie Fisher. 4-My Friend Flicka. 36-News, Weather. 6:40 36-Bowling News.

6:45 5-News, John C. Swayze. 36-Medical Society. 7:00 5-Life of Riley. 4-West Point.

9-College Math. 36-Beulah Show. 7:30 5-Walter Winchell Show, (color). 4-Zane Grey Theater. 36-Movie.

7:45 9-President's Press Conference. 7:55 5-Republican Political Talk 8:00 5-On Trial. 4-The Crusader. 8:15 9-Frontiers of Sea. 8:30 5-Big Story.

4-Republican Political Talk 9-Frontiers of Health. 36-Ruggles Show. CARPENTER Mrs. Robert Johnson, PH. Zion Lutheran Church Sunday school at 10 (DST) and service at 11 a.m.

(DST). Attendance at Sunday school last Sunday was 45. Personals Robert Gagliardo left Tuesday to enter the Navy. Mr. and Mrs.

John Alms of St. Louis, Miss Lois Brakhane of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Brak hane and daughter Denise of Ed wardsville and Vernon Blote vogel of Worden spent Sunday.

Oct. 7, vith Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brakhane. Mr.

and Mrs. Milton Miller and sons Chuckie and Kenneth Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson spent last Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs.

John Johnson of near Hamel. Mrs. F. H. Opel, Mrs.

Charles Miller and Mrs. Robert Johnson spent Friday afternoon in Edwardsville. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Halbe and daughters and Mrs.

Hattie Mauere of Hamel were Carpenter callers Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. BJmer Frank of Prairietowr, were Carpenter callers Saturday afternoon. Mrs.

Lydia Bantz of Staten Island, N.Y., arrived Saturday to spend some time with relatives and friends of this vicinity. Mrs. Anna Stahlhut and daughter Esther cf St. Louis spent Sunday in Carpenter. Mr.

and Mrs. Harold Finke and family of Worden, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Secco and family of Staunton spent Sunday afternoon and evening visiting Mr. and Mrs.

William Finke. Rev. and Mrs. Kurz spent Monday morning in Edwardsville. 9:00 5-Boxing 4-The Lineup.

9-Art Today. 36-International Playhouse. 4-Monte Cristo. SB-Person to Person. 9:45 5-Sports Extra.

10:00 5-Code 3. 4-ConfIict. 36-Movie. 5-Jim Bowie. 5-News, Weather.

7 ews, Weather. 5-Movie. 4-Movie. 36-Weather. 11:20 36-Nightcap.

9:30 10.30 11:00 11:15 "Hot" Town The town of Truth Or Consequences, New Mexico, is under- laid with hot rocks, and a temperature of 120 degrees is encountered at a depth of 120 feet. the Red Proudl 1956 rdsville Glen Carbon CHEST Fund Campaign DRIVE NOW IN PROGRESS TO RAISE 15,892 -GIVE GENEROUSLY'' Edwardsville-Glen Carbon Community Chest Headquarters: 4th Floor, Edwardsville National Bank Phone 825 THESE AGENCIES BENEFIT BY YOUR CONTRIBUTION: Girl Scouts $2,846 Boy Scouts 6-996 Nutrition Fund- 500 Salvation Army 2,000 Illinois Children's Home Aid Society 1,200 Edwardsville Local Transient Relief 500 Glen Carbon Local Transient Relief 100 U.S.O. United Service Organization 750 EWSPAPERl NEWSPAPER!.