Alton Evening Telegraph from Alton, Illinois • Page 18

A A A A A a a a THURSDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1960 ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH PAGE EIGHTEEN Society Memorial Hospital Emploses Entertained Employes of Alton Memorial Hospital guests at. A Christmas party Wednesday afternoon given by C. R. Freeman, hospital administrator. AssistIng Mr.

Freeman in receiving the guests was Mrs. Walter Mashburn, hospital office managor. The was held in the chapel parties had been decorated with Christmas greens and a large tree. From 2 10 4 o'clock the afternoon the 200 hospital employes visited the rhapel and were served refreshments. Organ selections appropriate 10 the Yule season were played by Mrs.

Ferls Lee and Miss Marcele Casteel, and vocal numbers wore by the nurses chorus, and three of the hospital employes, Miss LIly Blumenherg, Miss Mildred Holler, Mrs. Faye Freesemeyer, and Carol Greene. Mrs. Seldon Russell gave a readIng. "The Littlest Angel," and Norman Taylor letter from his son, a member of the armed forces.

In addition 10 the hospital employes representatives of the hospital board of directors and White Cross Auxiliary were in attendance. Mrs. Mashburn was chairman of entertainment and Miss Lois McFarland, chairman of freshments. Party at Alton Memorial Nurses Home A party for student nurses of Alton Memorial Hospital was held Wednesday evening in the nurses home and during the evening announcement WAS made of the winners of the Christmas decorating contest, an annual event at the nurses home. Students in Mary hall were warded the prize in the outside decorating contest and the prize for interior decorations went to Martha hall.

Judges of the contest were Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Morrison, Dr. and Mrs.

Robert B. Lynn, and Dr. and Mrs. Harry Mantz, who remained for the evening's festivities after Judging 1he decorations. Refreshments were served and there was a visit from Santa Claus, who presented gifts to the students.

Speechmistress Club Christmas Party Mrs. George C. Dintelmann entertained members of the Speechmistress Club with A Christmas party Wednesday evening, at her home, 716 Union street. Dinner was served at 6:30 o'clock. During a brief business session conducted, by the president, L.

Kitzmiller, a committee was appointed to revise the existing by-laws of the club. The committee is composed of Mrs. T. Allen Hermeling. Mrs.

R. H. Schindewolf and Mrs. Kitzmiller. The nominating committee has been appointed to prepare a new slate of officers for the approval of the club, at the first meeting in January.

Mrs. Ambrose Schreader, Mrs. James Ohley and Mrs. Otto F. Brazier are serving on that Plans were discussed for the program which the club will present before the Wood River Junior Woman's Club, Jan.

8, The dinner table was decorated in the Christmas motif other decorations In keeping with the season used throughout the Dintelmann home. A social hour followed with games supervised by the hostess who was assisted by Mrs. Games provided entertalnment with inexpensive gifts used as prizes. Those present were Mrs. Lawrence West.colt, Mrs.

Frank Vozak Mrs. John Belt. Mrs. William Newberry, Mrs. James H.

Ohley, Mrs. Joseph Glassey, Mrs. C. Mark Hines, Mrs. A.

L. Kitzmiller, Mrs. R. H. Schindewolf, Mrs.

Edward D. Groshong, Mrs. Eugene L. Eggimann, Mrs. T.

Allen Hermeling and the hostesses, Mrs. Din1elmann and Schreader. -Kilmer Engagement Announced Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M.

Kilmer of 518 Whitelaw avenue, Last Alton, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Marie, to Jesse Lee Smothers, son of Mrs. Mary Smothers of Hillview, Ill. The couple plan 10 marry January 19, and the wedding Miss Bittie Balster Weds in Wond River Miss Billie Balster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Balster, 123 West Tydeman avenue, Roxana, became the bride of Guy Hale, of Last Alton, son ol Mr.

and Mrs. Guy Hale, of Korbers Ridge, at 1 to o'clock Wednesday. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. E. E.

DeLong. pastor of the Roxana Presbyterian church at the parsonage in Wood River. 'The double ring ceremony was used. Miss Esther Warner of East Alton and Herman Winders of Wood River were the couple's aliendants. The bride wore A winter white hat and dress.

The dress was an afternoon frock trimmed in gold styled with a tight bodice and full skirt with cuft hipline pockets and tiny covered buttons sprinkled with gold down the front from the oft center sweetheart neckline. She wore A gold choker and navy blue accessories. She carried An arm bouquet of white roses, baby breath and stephanotlas tied with gold ribbon, Miss Warner wore 8 pastel blue frock of street length fashSoned with unpressed pleats in the skirt and tight bodice. She wore brown accessories and carried a colonial bouquet of white and pink carnations and chrysanthemums tied with old rose ribbon. A reception wAs held following ceremony at the home of the bride's parents and was attended by 50 persons from Louis, Staunton, Bethalto, Alton, Wood River and East Alton.

The table was decorated with a tiered cake overcast by and white streamers atsilver, 10 the chandelier, Christmas poinsettas, and greenery, Refreshments were served by the bride's aunts, Mrs. Minnie Balster, Mrs. Jack Schmuch, Mrs. Helen Covington of East Alton, Mrs. Victor Stanton of Alton.

and Mrs. Horace Meade of Wood River. The evening meal was served at the Stratford Hotel. The couple left on a wedding 1rip, not disclosing their destination. For traveling the bride wore A grey with blue accessories.

Upon their return they will reside in an apartment on Sixth street, Roxana, Mr. Hale is a 1949 graduate of the University of Illinois, College of Commerce and Accounting and is employed in the treasury department of Shell Oil Company, Mrs. Hale is a graduate of the Roxana High School and of the Kitzmiller Beauty College. Doanery Nurses' Party nt St. Joseph's Alton deanery, Diocesan Counell of Catholic Nurses, had a Christmas party Tuesday night in the nurses lounge of St.

Joseph's Hospital, and 8 program was presented by Jerry York, Donna Duley and Marilyn Duley. Cards were played, and refreshments were served. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Harold Schreiber and Miss Bernardine Ochs, and the council members brought toys and fond for distribution amung needy familles. Business session was held in connection with the party, and Mrs.

David Schauer was elected president, Miss Wilma Plummer, vice-president, and Mrs. Schreiber, secretary-treasure. Officers for 1950 were Miss Mercellne Henson, president, Mrs. Schauer, vice-president, And Mrs. Fulton Johnston, Wood River, secretary-treasurer.

Pre-Nuptial Party Monday Evening Mrs. Eugene Bolo and Miss Ruth Ann Nolan entertained with a pre-wedding linen shower Monday evening at the home of Miss Nolan, honoring Miss Ila Raffaelle, who will be married Christmas day to John Alley Lowery. The wedding wHI take place at. 3:30 p. m.

at the First Methodist Church, East Alton, with the pastor, Rev. L. B. Walkington officiating. Upon arrival of the guests will take place at the First Baptist Church, East Alton.

Miss Kilmer graduated In 1944 from the East Alton- Wood River High School and is employed al the Army Finance Center, St. Louis. Mr. Smothers graduated from White Hall High School In 1943. He is employed at the Western Cartridge Company.

mesh FROM OUR OVEN! Christmas Cakes $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and up Fruit Nut Christmas Stollens 59c and $1.00 of Christmas Cookies and Candy PIES---Strawberry Chiffon Lemon Banana Mince Gooseberry Cherry Apple Pumpkin 50c PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY DIAL 4-9832 BLACK'S 116 EAST EAST ALTON MAIN 4-9832 MR. AND MRS. GEORGE H. MILLER, who reside on route 2 near Marion, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding, Saturday, December 16, at the home of their eldest daughter, Mrs. Roy Corder, of Marion.

Mr. and Mrs. Miller were married at Banklick, December 16, 1900. They are former Alton photo. Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Drysdale, 416 Job street. East Alton, are announcing the birth of A son, weighing pounds and one ounce, Wednesday, in Wood River Township Hospital. Births Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Miller of 642 Rozier street have announced the birth of a daughter. The baby, weighing four pounds and 12 ounces, was born at 9:30 A. Wednesday In Alton Memorial Hospital. A daughter, weighing six pounds and eight ounces, was born at 1:54 a. m.

today in Alton Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Emile Schneider of 912 Humbert street. Announcement has been made of the birth of a son to Mr. Mrs.

Edward Allsman of 1201 Wesley street. The baby was born at 5:45 p. m. Wednesday in Alton Memorial Hospital, weighing seven pounds and 12 ounces. An eight pound and three ounce son was born at 6:38 a.

m. Thursday St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marmino, 3305 Franor avenue.

A daughter, weighing seven pounds and four ounces, was born at 5:30 p. m. Wednesday in Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. John Grandfleld of 1100 Florida street, Edwardsville.

vited to call at the Schelle home between 8:30 and 10 o'clock Saturday evening to greet the couple. El Dracs Club Entertained Last Night Mrs. Thomas Head, 908 McKinley boulevard, entertained members of the El Dracs Club at her home last evening. Pinochle was played and prizes were given to Mrs. Fred Caires, Mrs.

Eugene Buckshot, Mrs. Steven Meszaros, and Mrs. Head. Gifts were exchanged al the close of the evening. Hospital Directors Entertain at Tea Board of directors of Wood River Township Hospital entertained with a Christmas tea in the hospital dining room Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock.

Physicians and their wives entire personnel of the and the hospital were guests, with more than 100 attending. W. I. Jolley and Mrs. Mrs.

H. Decker, wives of directors C. hospital, presided nt the of the tea table, Miss Ethelyn Simmons Enterinins Faculty Miss Ethelyn Simmons, principal of Rufus Easton school entertained tne faculty members AL. dinner at the Hastess House Wednesday evening. The Christmas motif was used in decorations, and following Informal games were dinner played.

Guests were Mrs. Violet Jenkins, sixth grade teacher; Mrs. C. Dennis Chester, fifth grade; Mrs. Carl Main, fourth; Miss Mary Beattie, third; Mrs.

Norman Kumholz, second, and Mrs. Jack Cravens, first. Last Minute Gift Suggestions -Slips, 8-gore "Lady Love" Gowns, I'l's, Gift Lingerie- Bed Jarkets and Panties. All sizes. Nylon or crepe.

-Blouses she'll love to receive! Nylon at Gift Blouses- Sizex 32-40. Lacy trim or tailored! crepe. -Colorful or plain white! A useful gift Hankies- for all! Costume Jewelry -Little gems to sparkle for the holidays! Billfolds and Compaots Combination Kits! Scarfs- -Head Scurfs, colors! Neck Scarfs. Colorful prints or plain Hats- -With an air of holiday gaiety! 4 PRICE Many Accessory Gifts to Choose from! Hurry! myrtle k. paul 104 E.

BROADWAY MILLINERY ACCESSORIES Personals Personals Mrs. James Campbell of Inglewood, is visiting her parents, Mr. And Mrs. William SavIdge, and will present Sunday when Mr. and Mrs.

Savidge serve their golden wedding. Mrs. Campbell's daughter, Mrs. Paul of Watts, of Moline, is also visiting relatives, and will be joined for week-end visit by Mr. Watts.

Mrs. Florence Riopelle, who reat the Loretto Home, in 417 sides Prospect street, is leaving Thursday night to spend Christmas with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Mrs. William Chew. and and Michael, Billy and grandchildren, Loretta Ann.

Miss Eunice Sheley, a student at Lindenwood College, St. Charles, 1s spending the holidays e.t her home in Alton. Miss Sheley is A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert N.

Sheley. Vonnahman, student, at St. Robert. Seminary, Little Rock, will arrive home tonight for A two weeks' Christmas vacation. He is the son of Mr.

Joseph Vonnahman, 623 Oak street. Mrs. Mary Berry of the Loretto 417 Prospect street, will spend the holidays with her son, Home, Charles Berry, and family In Springfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Barnhart, are home from a wedding trip the southwest. They at Oak Ridge, but decided visited in Albuquerque, so N. and not to locate in Albuquerque. They are now residing in an apartment at 1331 Russell street. Mrs.

Barnhart, a bride of Dec. 2, was before marriage, Miss of Mr. Evelyn and Marie Mrs. Staten, daughter her Ben F. Staten.

Mrs. Donald J. Reining of Jelfersonville, is here for a Christmas visit with her parents, Mayor and Mrs. Earl Linkogle. She will be jolned late Friday by her husband, secretary of the Jetfersonville chamber of commerce who will remain over Monday.

Reining, is the Reining, son of 4050 Mr. Alby and street. Mrs. Earl Linkogle, a student at Missouri School of Mines, arrived from Rolla Wednesday evening for the holidays. Miss Joan Shirack, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Meade Shirack, 918 Danforth street, has arrived home from Valdes, N. where she has been Interning. Miss Shirack, graduate of the Gradwohl School of Technology, St. Louis, will become the bride of Gene A.

England December 27. Mrs. Francis E. Callahan (Bernardine Volner) left this afternoon for Los Angeles, to spend Christmas with her husband, Rct. Callahan, who is stationed at Camp Cooke.

Callahan entered service in October. George Juttemeyer of 604 Langdon street is leaving Saturday from New Orleans, on a 16- day Alcoa cruise in the Caribbean. His Minterary' includes the Dominican in the West Indies, Caracas, La Guaira, Puerto CabelJo, and Guanta, all in Venezuela; and Trinidad and Jamaica (islands of the British West Indies). Mrs. Frederick Allen has turned to Toledo, after a visit with relatives.

She is a sister of Mrs. Robert H. Levis, II, Fairmount, and Mrs. Ray G. Ward of Miss Martha Beeler, student at Penn State College, Penn State, will arrive Friday to spend the with her parents, Mr.

holidays. W. B. Beeler, 3315 College avenue. Miss Beeler will return to school January 1.

Mrs. Gertrude LaFleur of Minneapolis, has left for Indays after a visit with Mrs. S. F. dianapolis, to spend the holiJones and Miss Helen Louise Jones of 834 McPherson street.

Miss Mary Ann Schurlcht artle, the holidays rived Wednesday, from Greencaswith her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Schuricht, 621 East Fitteenth street.

Miss Schuricht is freshman in liberal arts at De a Pauw University. home on the Everts place made that their home for 31 years, For the past six years they resided on South Washington street Jerseyville. Mr. and Mrs. Everts are active and alert.

One of Mrs. Everts' hobbles is solving cross word puzzles and she has added many new words to her vocabulary in the pursuit of this time. GOULDING'S-Jewelers in Alton Since 1852- For Her Christmas THE PERFECT A GIFT I FOR THE GIRL WITH PARTIES ON HER MIND INTERNATIONA3 Ferling Here's "hope chest" sterling you cari we now. 8 salad forks, 8 teaspoons perfect for seas or snacks with your friends. And the handsome -gray case doubles os jewel box.

See it in the fourteen Fashion Academy Award patterns of International Sterling now! 663.20 (Fed. Tax Inel.) No charge for case. -Charge Accounts InvitedRegistered Jeweler American Gem Society GOULDING'S Store Hours: 9 to 9 Until Christmas the shower gifts were placed around a Christmas tree. A social hour was enjoyed with games providing entertainment. Prizes were Mrs.

Dee Jones mother of the bride-to-be, Miss Charlene Albrecht and Mrs. Earl White, jr. Gursts present in addition to those receiving prizes were Mrs. Ruth Nolan, Mrs. Carrie Watson, Mrs.

Tanner Compton, Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. Loyce Farmer and Mrs. Jack Weir. Refreshments were served later in the evening by the hostesses with decorations in the Christmas season theme.

Beta Sigma Phi Christmas Parts Gamma Upsilon chapter of BetA Sigma I'hi Christmas sorority party had their annual night A1 the home Mrs. Emmett Green, 3424 Wednesday of Robin avenue. Twenty-four members were present and informal games were played. Prizes were given to Miss Lois Hassett, Miss Joan Jackson, Mrs. Robert Clausen and Miss Ginger Forsting.

Miss Sally Moore played 1A Claus and distributed Beta Buddy gifts. Refreshments were served from an attractively decorated table with red and white tapers arranged in pine boughs. Members of the sorority will entertain tonight A1 the Alton Woman's Home with carols and a Christmas program. Gifts and refreshments will be presented the women. Miss Jackson Miss Sally Moore are In and charge of the program and rangements.

The next meeting of the sorority will be January 3. Miss Betty Allen Honored at Shower Miss Betty Allen, daughter of Mr. And Mrs. Charles Allen of 135 Shamrock street. East Alton, W'AS honored with a shower Tuesday night by five of her friends at the rose room of Mineral Springs Hotel.

Miss Allen wil! hecome the bride of Robert. son of Mrs. Lloyd Wiser and George Goforth of East Alton, on December 30 at the First Baptist Church, East Alton. Favors were red carnation bordered by holly and corsages bells. A ribbon on each corsage read: "Betty and Boh, Dec.

30." The shower was given by Miss Betty Reese, Miss Ginger Forsting, Miss Bonnie GramMiss Joan Jackson and Miss ar, Wanda Sue Wardlow, Those receiving prizes at games were Miss Virginia Engleke, Miss Ginger Forsting, Mrs. Charles Allen, Miss Nancy Gallman and Miss Louise Howell. Other guests were Mrs. Frank Mrs. Don Fitzgerald, Mrs.

Sarah Schoppett, Mrs. Leon Emerick, Wardlow, Mrs. Lloyd Wiser, Mrs. Dwane Grafford, Miss Joy Luman, Mrs. Ben McCormick, Mrs.

Robert Clausen, Miss Norma Williams, Mrs. Lloyd Grammar and Miss Patricia AlJen. Christmas Tea for Anna D. Sparks Alliance tea for members ot Christmas the Anna D. Sparks Alliance, First Unitarian Church, WAS held Wednesday at the home ol Mr.

and Mrs. H. Nelson 200 street. house was decorated with Schweppe, The Christmas greens and other sonal suggestions. Mrs.

SchwepMrs. Verne Pulsifer and pe, Mrs. Paul H. Buxton were and Mrs. William hostesses, president of the AlDittmann, llance, poured.

Mrs. Dittmann welcomed the and Mrs. George E. guests, Wilkinson gave, a talk in keepH. L.

Harris gave the oriIng with the Christmas season. Mrs. gin of "Silent Night." singing was held under Group direction of Mrs. D. M.

the Houser, and selections were by a sextette, Mrs. Houser, sung Mrs. D. F. Giberson, Mrs.

H. B. Harris, Mrs. J. H.

Hull, Mrs. and Mrs. W. HI. Dittmann with Mrs.

C. C. TallWright, man at the piano, Miss Clara Brooks Guest of Honor Miss Clela Goff of 1209 State street was hostess 10 a prenuptial party Wednesday night, entertaining in honor of Miss Clara Brooks, who will become the bride of Ret. William hardt in St. Matthew's Church Saturday at 9 o'clock.

Gifts of linen and articles for use in a kitchen for the guest of honor were arranged on 8 table centered with a replica nt a church. Figures representing A bride And bridegroom were placed before the entrance of the church. Pink streamers were in the decoralIve schemes of the table. Refreshments were served, after the present were unwrapped and admired, and games were played. Miss Billie Doerr, Mrs.

Arthur and Miss Beverly Goltz excelled at cards and received prizes. Mrs. Lionel Goff assisted her daughter in entertalning. Mrs. G.

0. Chappell Entertains Club Mrs. George C. Chappell of 3320. Fernwood avenue, entertained members of a canasta club Wednesday evening.

Dinner was served al 6 o'clock, and followed by the playing of was cards. Those excelling were Mrs. Robert Wilkinson, Mrs. George Gillesple, Mrs. Louis Lafikes, Mrs.

John Farmer, and Mrs. Thomas Sorble. Mrs. Lafikes will entertain the club at her home on Washington avenue at the next ing, Pledges Entertain For Borority Members Pledges of Zeta Beta Pal rority entertained active memberg at 8 party at the home of Miss Nancy, Hemphill, 610 Cast Seventeenth street, Sundey evening from 7:30 to 10 o'clock. Refreshments were served and the table was centered with a large cake bearing the Incripton: "Merry Christmas Zetas." Breakfast for Miss Lucy Levis Miss Lucy Middleton Levis, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. T. Middleton Levis, Wydown place, St. Louis, shared honors today with Miss Sally Rubicam of St. Louis, al A breakfast given by Mrs.

Robert. Alexander at her home, 14 Woodcliffe drive, SI. Louis. Wedding Friday Night Marvin Unterbrink and Miss Virginia flickerson will be married in the Godfrey Congregational church, with the Rev. W.

Fred Primrose officiating, at 8 o'clock Friday evening, Decomber 22. A reception will follow the nuptials, taking place in the social room of the church. Double Seven Club Meets nt Cottage Hills Double Seven Club was entertained by Mrs. N. Morey of Bunker Hill.

at the home of Mrs. Ernest Collins, Maple Park, Collage Hills, Wednesday. A luncheon was served, and bunco provided entertalnment. Mrs. Edward Meyers, Mrs.

Edward Miller, Mrs. W. E. Rawlinson and Mrs. G.

Dust.man were given club prizes, and gills were exchanged. The group has met over a period of years. at the Collins home, with members taking their turn in being hostesses but until yesterday the club was without a name. Meetings are held every two weeks. Mrs.

Rawlinson will be hostess in two weeks. Delta Theta Taus' Christmas Party Mrs. Allen McKee, Mrs. H. K.

McConathy and Mrs. N. Albert McConathy were hostesses to Delta Theta Tau sorority Tuesday night, entertaining at the home of Mrs. McKee on Riehl Jane. Christmas gifts were exchanged, and refreshments were enjoyed following the playing of canasta.

Miss Alberta Long, Mrs. Marcus Youngberg George Harvey were given prizes. Washington School Faculty Entertained Miss Philomene Marum, principal of Washington school, entertained faculty members at dinner Wednesday night at her home, 1201 McPherson street. The dinner table was orated with bells and birds in chartreuse. Chartreuse birds were presented to the seven guests as favors.

Following dinner gifts were exchanged, and a gift was presented to Miss Marum. Miss Margaret Clifford Weds in Chevy Chase The marriage of Lt. William Henry Lanagan, United States Marine Corps, and Miss Margaret Pepperell Clifford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clark MeAdams Clifford, were married Wednesday at 4 o'clock in All Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy Chase, Md.

A reception was held at the recently acquired estate of the Cliffords, 8551 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, after the wedding. Guests included the bride's paternal grandmother, Mrs. Frank A. Clifford of St. Louis, and uncle, William D.

McAdams of New York. Chautauqua Suiling Club Dinner in St. Louis The Chautauqua Sailing Club will have its winter meeting Friday evening at 'Garavelli's in St. Louis, at 6:30 o'clock. Dean Jacoby, the club commodore, will preside at a busimeeting, and entertainment will follow.

Miss Alice Jane Brown, secre1ary-treasurer, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Schello To Entertain for Daughter Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Schelle of 1015 East Seventh street, will entertain with A reception in honor of their daughter, Norma, and Dexter A. Sholar, following their wedding which will take place at 7 o'clock Saturday evening at Scott Field Air Base, Relatives and friends are In- Miss June Maguire, a student at University of Missouri, Columbia, and her brother, Edward, who attends school at Western Illinois State College at Macomb, will spend the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T.

Maguire of 1215 Pine street. Edward Arrived In Alton' Wednesday ning and his sister was expected today. Miss Dorothy Cairns, A teacher in the Hillsboro (111.) Community High School will arrive home Friday night for a week's visit with her mother, Mrs. Emily Cairns, of 801 Liberty street. Mrs.

Cecile M. Smith of Houston. will arrive Sunday to spend Christmas with her uncle, Mrs. S. F.

Jones, and cousin, Miss Helen Loutse Jones, of 834 McPherson strect. Miss Allce Jane Browh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Brown, 1804 Washington avenue, Is in Alton for the holidays. She is student at MacMurray Colloge.

Jacksonville. Miss Delores Hagen, 3990 Alby street, has, arrived to spend the holidays. Miss Hagen is a freshman in the college of liberal arts at Southern Illinols University, Carbondale. Alton Couple Will Mark 50th Year Couple to Receive Guests Christmas Mr. and Mrs.

Everts Married 50 Years Mr. and Mrs. Hugh O. Everts, well-known Jerseyville couple, will mark their golden wedding anniversary on Christmas day and in observance of the will receive at an "open house" celebration that afternoon, beginning at 3 o'clock, at their on South Washington street, Jerseyville. All their friends and relatives are invited to attend.

Four generations of their will be present for the occasion. A dinner for members of the immediate family will be the Everts home at noon Christmas, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Everts of Alton; Mr. and Mrs.

Roscoe Evrets and daughters, ElJen Mae and Marlene of East Alton; Marion Everts of Jerseyville; Miss Wilba Baker and Linda Baker of Hardin, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Everts of Jerseyville, will be among those present. Mr. and Mrs.

Everts were marted at 2 o'clock December 25, 1900 at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sears, in Jerseyville, with only members of the two families present.

The ceremony was performed by the Rev. N. Howard Manary of Terre Haute, a friend of the family. Mrs. Everts has' a newspaper clipping giving an account of the wedding which describes the bride's dress as "a becoming shade of blue, trimmed in white silk." Prior to her marriage Mrs.

Everts was Miss Mabel Sears. She was born in Naples, will be 69 years of age March 3. Mr. Everts is 8 son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

A. J. Everts of Jersey County. He was born in Jersey county in 1879 and was 71 in November. The couple have three sons: Leonard of Alton, Roscoe of East Alton, and Marlon of Jerseyville, Their daughter, Frederica, died in 1912.

Mrs. Everts has a brother, Clarence Sears of Alton and two sisters, Mrs. C. N. Scribner of Wood River and Mrs.

George Wright of Kansas City, Kan. Mr. Everts has a brother, Eugene Everts of Jerseyville, and two sisters, Mrs. Cora Ford of Eldon, and Mrs. Florence Warner of Medora.

The couple have three grandchildren, Ellen Mae, Marlene and Dale Everts of Alton, and three great Len Walter Everts Pamela, of Alton. Gail Following the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Everts they began housekeeping on the Potter farm miles south of Jerseyville and resided there three years before moving to the A. J.

Everts farm where they remained eight years. They lived In Alton for two years and then returned to their former Mr. and Mrs. William Savidge of 1817 Central avenue will observe the fiftieth anniversary their marriage with open house, from 2 to 4, Monday, Christmas Day, and frlends of the Savidge family are invited to call. Mr.

and Mrs. Saridge, who have resided in Alton for 37 years, were married in Carrollton. Mr. Savidge is engaged In the contracting bustness. The couple have three daughters, Mrs.

Zell Shaver, residing on A farm near Delhi; Mrs. Ben Ruyle of Alton, and Mrs. James Camphell of Inglewood, six grandchildren, and two -grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs.

Savidge are members of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Savidge is the former Miss Emma Woods. Lindenwood BS Degree Approved By AAUW The American Association of Unlversity Women has notified Lindenwood College, St. Charles, that the Lindenwood degree of of bachelor of science in education, general business, home economics, and physical education has been reognized as qualifying.

a graduate of the college with this degree for membership in the American Association of University Women, according to announcement made today by President F. L. McCluer, of the college. The bachelor of arts degree had been previously approved. The approval of these degrees makes possible the participation of graduates of Lindenwood College with these degrees in the AAUW chapters throughout the country.

Dr. Alice Parker, chairman of the department of English at Lindenwood, Is serving as president of the chapter in the association in the state of Missouri, and Dr. Agnes Siblye, also of the Lindenwood faculty, is secretary and editor of the Bulletin of the Missouri organization. Roxana Public Library To Close for Holidays ROXANA The Roxana Public Library will he closed Saturday. Sunday and Monday for the Christmas holidays and well reopen Tuesday according to Mrs.

Esther Hachman, librarian. Entertains Sewing Club ROXANA Mrs. Jack of West. Fifth street members of her sewing club al Christmas party Wednesday ternoon. Gifts were exchanged and those attending were Mrs.

Charles Norville, Mrs. Marshall Dinwiddie Mrs. Raymond P. Smith, Mrs. Howard Gebelein, Mrs.

Harry Jones and Mrs. Walter 0gg. Haiti has a United States pert studying revisions of its cial security law. -GOULDING'SJewelers in Alton Since 1852 Merriest: Christmas! AN WITH THE fair of the futile Elgin Handsome De. Elgin DeLuxe.

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