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6 Golesburg Register-Moil, Golesburg, Friday, Nov. 28, i 958 Galva High School Lists Honor Roll honor and honor students for the second six- week period at Galva High School have been announced as follows: High honors seniors: Ava Ericson, Frcy, Curtis Hampton, James Johnson, Janice Johnson, Julie Kncen, Whitney Long, Hita Miller. Elwanda Quayle, Marilee Roscnow, Karen Scott and Johanna Waller; honor roll, Kendra Alderman, Lorcn Appell, Lindo Black, Krisceda Core, RiclYard DANCE FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1958 with The Green River Boys 9 to 1 Wataga Town Hall Sponsored by Wataga Fire Dept. READ THE WAN1 ADS Dexter, Dwight Dunbar, Elaine Sweat and Judith While.

Juniors, high honors: Judith Appell, Pichard Falk, Carolyn Johnsen, Sue Johnson, Sharon Kewish, Sandra Lind, Bonny Lundcen, Patricia Miller, Helen Moulton and Mary Lee Sloan; honor roll, Joyce Cedcrbcrg, Cheryl Ericson, Jon Pahlow and Ann Palmer. List Sophomores Sophomores, high honors: Donna Armstrong, Larry Blust, Diane Elliott, Charles Falk, Nancy Heck, Ruth Hclmkamp, Sandra CONVENIENT DRIVE IN PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE Just to Window! BEER LIQUOR WINES 2 Blocks South of Monmouth Blvd. GLASNOVICH TAVERN; Inc. 714 South Henderson Street Now Appearing at FRANK'S TURNABOUTS VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL DUO with Plenty of Pep and Personality For Your Dancing and Listening Pleasure. 2100 Grand Ave.

Dial Dl 2-6112 Featuring the Finest in Fine Foods STEAKS CHICKEN SEA FOODS Jeffries, Nancy Johnson, Sylvia 1 Krans, Patsy McGrew, Shirley Nordstrom, Bonnie Stcphan, Carolyn Sfrandbcrg, Donna Van Wyns- berghe and Carl Whitchouse honor roll, Pat Garrison, Judy German, Lynn Girkin, William Gordon, Patricia Graba, Elaine Johnsdn, Gail Johnson, Lynn Robinson, Deanna Scott, Patsy Stair- wait and Patsy Stout. Freshmen, high honors: Robert Hintz, David Lapan and Madge Van Autrevc; honor roll, Patty Appell, Raymond Ericson, Lee Ann Johnson, Lois Kenncy, Lon- nic Nash, Ann Nelson, Karen Olson, Ann Peterson, Ronald Peterson, Judy Purman, John Whitney and Mary Ann Yocum. Junior High Pupils Junior high honor for second six weeks: Eighth grade high honors: Nancy Almgrcn, Sally Blust, Sandra Charlson, Patrice Holme Paul Schmidt, John Vaughan and Jane Wallinc; honor roll, Carole Black, Ronny Craig, Allen Freed, Dennis Gathmann, Beth Hintz, William Larson, Gavin Mcerdink, Jane Myers, Gloria Nordstrom, Donita Spillman, Terry Welch and James Young. Seventh grade high honors: Alan Corkil, Reynolds Everett, Lucille Jacquct, Julia Mahaffcy, Connie Manthc, Thcra Nelson, Bonnie Purman and Linda Rosandcr; honor roll, Susan Anderson, Karen Ccderbcrg, Susan Dexter, Daniel Ericson, Diana Gale, Judith Goodrich, Roger Hagcrty, Richard Hurlbutt, James Justus, Ray Larson, Dennis Lcwin, Richard Miller, Linda Moffitt, Diane Stonberg, David Wcstlin and Doris Witlcn. PAT A KATHRYN ALDERMAN Correspondent Office 210 Front Street Phone WE 2-2658 Adult Farm Class To Convene Monday Next meeting of the adult farm class Avill be held at the high school Monday at 7:30 p.

m. Dr. Gathmann will be in charge of the discussion on livestock diseases. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Refreshments will be served.

Discusses Yearbook For Future Teachers "The Galahi," Galva High School yearbook, was the topic discussed by Carl Whitehouse Sr. for members of the Mildred Lapan Future Teachers of America Wednesday. Whitehouse explained how the yearbook has changed down through the years, and why various covers and paper had been used during a particular year. He explained how much work EAGLE: "Galesburg's Leading Fraternity" TONIGHT GORDON SUNDBERG TRIO SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29th THE SWEET SWINGSTERS Attendance Award $450.00 plus 'ONE GRAND CLUB" Meets at Midnight Bessie is back serving the finest In foods everyday. Galva Community Churches Schedule Week's Activities of Sunday worship services and coming events for the week in Galva churches have been announced as follows: First C.

Ewing, minister. Advent Sunday. Church school, 9:45. Adult les- goes into the publication of the book. He stated that sponsoring such projects as the yearbook is just a small part.of a teacher's job.

H. Ray Young is the present yearbook sponsor. Swedish Culture Forms PEO Topic "Swedish Food and Culture" was the topic discussed by Mrs. Thisbe Hawks for members of the BR Chapter, PEO Sisterhood, Monday night at the home of Mrs. M.

A. Dewey. Mrs. Hawks showed color slides and gave a lecture on her recent trip to Sweden. Next meeting will be Dec.

8, at 7 p. m. when the group will hold a Christmas dinner party at the home of Mrs. W. E.

Morthland. Mrs. L. C. Burcky will have charge of the annual Christmas auction.

Assisting hostesses Monday included Mrs. A. C. Gathmann and Miss Fern Matson. Galvans Attend Church Services A large group of Galvans attended the Union Thanksgiving services held at the First Baptist Church Thursday morning.

The message of Thanksgiving was given by the Rev. David P. Dees, pastor of the Grace Methodist and Bishop Hill Community churches. He was assisted by pastors from other Galva churches. Purchase Residence Mr.

and Mrs. Carl E. Carlson have purchased the residence of the late Frank McCutchen at 310 NW Sixth which had recently been purchased by the late James Maginel and Mrs. Maginel. The Carlsons expect to take possession soon.

Gives Book Review Mrs. John Broeksmidt Jr, presented a book review for members of the Library Club last week during the club meeting at Galva High School. Miss Davis, sponsor, told the group that she found pins that members could decide on for the club. Announcement was made of the Library Club bake sale set for Dec. 13.

Hostess for Class Mrs. A. H. Johnson will be hostess to members of the Gleaners Class for the Christmas meeting Tuesday night. Mrs.

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at pom money 467 East Main SEARS Phone Dl 2-5141 CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS Mon. Fri. Sa(r, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 9 a.m.

to 5:30 p.m. son topic, "When Jesus Used Parables." Reunion for college and career age group. Morning worship service, 10:45. Youth Sunday. Young persons will assist in the service.

Special music provided by the youth choir. Sermon topic, "How Far Is It To Bethlehem?" The Woman's Society will receive the annual thank offering. A nursery is provided for pre-school children. Methodist Youth Fellowship in the church parlors, 6. Tuesday, Dec.

2, 7:30, monthly meeting of the Gleaners class at the home of Mrs. A. H. Johnson. Wednesday, Dec.

3, meeting of the Married Folks Class at the church at 8. First Simonds, pastor. Church school, 10. Worship hour, 11. Subject, "Soul Erosion." Baptist Youth Fellowship in Dean Hall, 6.

Evening services, 7. Subject, "The More Earnest Heed." Choir rehearsal Thursday at 6:45, followed by Bible study and prayer, 7:45. Foursquare Gospei Carl P. Davidson, pastor. Sunday school, 10.

Mrs. Betty Bothwell, superintendent. Morning worship, 11. Crusaders, 6:30 with Mrs. Josephine Plunk in charge.

Evening evangelistic, 7:30. Bible study and prayer, Thursday Messiah V. Charlson, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30. Holy communion service, 10:30.

Anthem, "Be Still My Soul, For God is Near," by the choir. Carolyn Strandberg at the piano and Mrs. Verna B. Anderson at the organ, will play the prelude, "Processional March." Offertory duet, "The Love of Jesus," by Lynda Talberg and Mary Curtis. Advent day, program at 7:30 sponsored by the WMS.

Monday at 7:30, meeting of all women of the church to study and discuss the new organization of Au- gustana Lutheran church women. Sorosis potluck Christmas dinner Wednesday evening, Dec. 3 at 6:30. Assembly of Y. Graham, pastor.

Sunday school, 9:45. Lesson title, "Witnessing in the Home." Morning worship, 11. Evangelistic service, 7:45. Dec. 2 through Dec.

14, revival services nightly except Saturday beginning at 7:45 with the Rev. Arthur J. Sovern, former pastor seph Brown will be assisting hostesses. Mrs. W.

E. Cardiff will have charge of the program. War Mothers Meet Past Presidents, Mothers of World War II, met at the home of Mrs. Paula DeNovo recently with 11 Mrs. Morris Cain conducted a short business session, followed by a social hour.

Mrs. Ada Cubbin was assisting hostess. SPECIAL! ALL THE FISH YOU CAN EAT 65c Chicken in the Basket Turtles Shrimp Steaks Chopa Sandwiches The Burkes Jack and Ethel Suburban Inn BALLROOM EDELSTEIN, ILLINOIS NOV. 29 HOLIDAY DANCE FREDDIE STEVENS "Music As You Like It" $1.00 before 9 $1 .25 after 9 DANCE LEGIONNAIRES SATURDAY NITE LEGION HOME S71 E. North SI.

GREEN RIVER BOYS Members tc Invited Gueita Mrs. Johnson in the kitchen serving chicken, steak and vour favorite sandwiches. frxxxxxxxx Cub Scouts Win Awards At Bushnell Scout pack meeting-was held Monday evening at the Recreation Center with den three as hostesses. Den one gave the opening ceremony. A Jhrec year pin, corsage, and den six's flag were presented to the den mother, Mrs.

Georgia Crowl by Cub- master Wnndell Fisk. There were nine Bob Cat awards given, and other awards were presented to Larry Lorlon, Ty Kille, Kent Paul, Gary McMahill, Van Perrinc, Terry Ross, Craig Collins, Billy Goddard and Jimmy Wilson. Den one was awarded a trophy by the judges for having the best display table and den three received honorable mention. A skit was presented by troop eight, of which Mrs. Virginia Webb is den mother.

Cubmastcr Wendell Fisk conducted a brief business meeting. The Wcbclos meeting will be Tuesday evening. A pre-pack meeting Is scheduled for Dec. 1 at 7:30 p. m.

at the Recreation Center. Den three served refreshments. Class Convenes Thirteen members of the Plus Ultra class attended the November meeting Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Emma McElvain conducted the session and devotions were given by Mrs.

Anna Ridle. Program articles were read by Mrs. Sarah Orwig, Miss Lulu Huddleson and Mrs. McElvain. Refreshments were served with Mrs.

Seth Hulett as chairman. Hostess to Club Mrs. John Miller was hostess Wednesday afternoon to six members of Just A Mere Club. The time was spent sewing and the hostess served refreshments. Next meeting will be Dec.

10, with a 12:30 p. m. dinner and a Christmas party in the home of Mrs. R. G.

Heath. Welcome New Member Eighteen members of the Junior Woman's Club were present Tuesday evening at the Recreation Center. Mrs. Betty Walton conducted the meeting, and Mrs. Dorothy Clemens was welcomed as a new member.

Further plans were made for the project the club sponsors for the "Good Neighbors" organization. Dessert and coffee were served by Mrs. Katherine Acklam and Mrs. Marge Wolf. Bridge was played, and favor for high went to Mrs.

Betty Theobald. Second high award went to Mrs. Gloria Seifert. Bushnell Assembly of God Rev. Jerrell Snyder, pastor.

Sunday school, 9:45. Leaders meet for prayer at 9:30. Morning worship, 10:45. Children's church will be conducted by Pat Stewart. Sunday, CA's will be led by Richard Hart at 6:30.

Evangelistic service, 7:30. Christmas play practice, Tuesday at 7. Wednesday Bible study at 7:45. Bushnell Baptist Richard F. O'Boyle, pastor.

Sunday school, 9:45. Morning worship with Evangelist Madison Bittner, 10:45. Informal prayer meeting at 7 led by one of the deacons. Revival service at 7:30 led by Madison Bittner. Monday, 6, all-church visitation supper, fellowship, training and calling led by Evangelist Madison Bittner.

Tuesday, 6: all-church visitation supper fellowship, training and calling. Wednesday, 6: all-church visitation supper fellowship, training and calling. Thursday, Prayer meeting; 7:30, revival. Friday, 7: prayer meeting; 7:30, revival. Saturday, prayer meeting; 7:30, revival.

Bushnell Methodist Rev. W. W. Marzahn, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45.

Worship, 11. Sermon subject, "A Miracle Has Happened." Intermediate fellowship, 5 p. m. Festival of Sharing Sub-District Fellowship Meeting will be held at the Sciota Methodist Church at 2:30. Monday: Esther Circle will meet at 7:30 in the home of Mrs.

John Norcross. Commission on Worship will meet in church at 8. Tuesday: WSCS will meet at 2. Devotional leader will be Mrs. V.

S. Chaffee. Priscilla Circle will be hostess. Thursday: senior choir practice, 7. Saturday: junior choir practice, 9.

Bushnell Presbyterian Rev. William Rule, minister. Sunday school, 9:45. Divine worship, 11. The sermon theme will be "Christ's Adventure." Supervised nursery sponsored by the Women's League during the oerv- icc.

The junior and senior high fellowship meetings at 5. Monday at 3, prayer group and Bible Study. Monday at 8, trustees meeting. Tuesday at 7:30, the four circles will meet at the church for the annual Christmas worship service and program. Thursday is the night of the Wommen's League turkey supper.

Youth choir rehearsal at 7 and adult choir rehearsal at 8. Saturday at 10:30, communicants class. Movie Calendar FRIDAY, NOV. It OnPHEUM: "Mnrcin Grns," 1:30. 3:30, 5:25, 7:30 and 0:35.

WEST: "Queen of Outer Space," 1:30, 4:45. 8:00: "From Earth to Moon," 3:05, 5:20, 0:40. of the Galva Assembly of God Church, as the speaker. First Congregational John S. Broeksmit pastor.

Church school, 9:45. Morning worship, 11. Tonight, memorial committee, 7:30. Saturday pastor's class, 9. Junior choir, 1.

The Women Workers invite the Congregational Guild to a dinner the chapel Wednesday, Dec. 3. Church of the Holy Communion C. Mooney, vicar in charge every Sunday at Evening prayer. Holy communion, second and fourth Sundays at 3 p.m.

St. John's Catholic Chester Jagodzinski, pastor. Masses at 7 and 8:30 on first, third and fifth Sundays. Masses at 7 and 10:15 on second and fourth Sundays. Nekoma Richard Evans.

Sunday school, 9:30. Worship service, 10:30. Everyone is welcome. Outside Churches Biggsvillc R. Douglas, pastor.

Sunday school, 10. Worship service, 11. Willing Helpers, 2:30. MYF, 6:30. Biggsvillc United Presbyterian P.

Liston, pastor. Worship services, 10. Bible school, 11. Altona First L. Thrall, pastor.

Sunday school, 10. Worship service, 11, with sermon, an Advent message. Thursday: Junior choir, 3:30. Senior choir, 7:30. Altona Presbyterian Robert E.

Jensen, minister. Church school, 9:45. Morning worship, 11. Westminster Fellowship, 7, with Connie McGaan, leader, and Bill McGaan serving refreshments. Wednesday: Women's Association, 2, with Mrs.

Mattic McGaan presenting topic, "Luke, the Social Outcast." Mrs. Carrie Erickson is hostess chairman. Wednesday: Children's confirmation, 4. Adult confirmation, 7. Thursday: Junior choir, 3:45.

Senior choir, 7:30. Maquon G. Browning, pastor. Church school, 10. Morning worship, 11.

Junior and Senior MYF to meet Wednesday at 7:30. Altona Immanuel Lutheran Carl W. Jepsen, pastor. Sunday worship, 10, with commissioning of Every-Member i i a tion group. Sunday school and adult classes, 11:15.

Advent Prayer service, 7:30, sponsored by WMS. Monday: Trustees 7:30. Tuesday: Sunday school teachers and officers, 7:30. Wednesday: Christian Education, 2:30. Thursday: Lutheran Ladies Aid Society meeting at 2 in parish hall with Mrs.

Bert Swanson and Miss Jennie Fredericks, hostesses. Program by Mrs. Henry Jensen, Mrs. Leonard Johnson, Mrs. Oscar Johnson and Erma Johnson.

Choir practice and Christmas cantata rehearsal, 7:30. Ontario D. Lyon, minister. Sunday school, 10. Morning worship, 11, with sermon, "God Chooses." Youth meeting at 6:30.

Thursday: Choir practice, 7:30. Wataga D. Lyon, minister. Worship service, 9:45, with sermon, "God Chooses." Sunday school, 11. Youth meeting, 6:30.

Wednesday: Ladies Aid, 2. Oneitla Couples Off for Winter and Mrs. Lloyd Harmison left Monday for Pharr, where they will spend the winter, returning to Illinois in the spring. Mr, and Mrs. O.

E. Craig left Wednesday morning for St. Petersburg, where they plan to slay during the winter. They will return to their home in April. Education Awards WASHINGTON National Science Foundation said today it has awarded 21 million dollars to educational institutions throughout the nation for opera- lion of a greatly expanded program of summer institutes for science and math teachers.

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