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The Daily Journal Herrin. SOUTHERN ILLINOISflN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1949 The Daily Journal East Beaver Pond School Leo Borman, Sally Clark, Maria Kakouris, John and Jim Faye Furlough, Laura Jean Harbison, Lois Mitchell, Sherrill Walk- Zeigler Library Has New Books Riley; 4.40 average Louise Cham- er, Kenneth Flowers, Bob Kern, ness. 4.23 average Lois Doris Moore, Rose Moskoff, Jean-Donald Smith, Pat Brennan, Neal I ntte Martin, Joan Rogers and Christopher Legion Auxiliary To Aid Veterans Mrs. Margaret Thorn, president of Christopher Legion Auxiliary has announced that with Christ Vivian Wallace. Mrs.

Josephine Lenzini has announced that the following new books have been received at the public library: Teace of Soul by Butler, Irene Cherry, Dale Jones, Antonia Krojewski, Gene Earl, Willis Hewlett. Donna Jean Huey, Shirley Sheffer, Jack Bean, Char- Christopher Coming Events F. J. Sheen: Inland massage Made iIotte Cass01 and Edith Funkhous- V. George H.

Coxe; Manners mas only a few weeks away the er; 4.00 average Jim Owslev. Sar- xr i i Min .1 tuts "4 hv Msrv '4 hundreds of volunteer rehabil "if TODAY TEEN TOWN open to all high school students. Beery. West ot the Hill by Gladys "-ry Revelle. Helen H.

Carroll; Reverend Mr. Red Jac' Lou Browning. itation workers of the American Legion Auxiliary are completing ijr' Ethel Hueston; The Complete 6C their holiday plans plans they Mrs. Bart Orso Is Honored on 61th Birthday I.Irs. Bart Orsa, 621 North Thirty second street, Herrin, was pleasantly surprised last night when she visited her daughter, Mrs.

Esther Lindscy, 1008 North Thirteenth street, to find the following persons there to help her celebrate her sixty -fourth birthday: Mrs. Roldo Vittcne and daughter, Linda Kay, and Buck Z-ampese and daughter, Diana Lynn, of West Frankfort; and Mr. and Mis. Charle Calli. Shirley.

Reba and Billy Orso, Bart Hay and Dolores Lindscy, Bart Orso and Howard LincUey. Mrs. Orso opened her lovely sifts and Mrs. Lindscy served light, refreshments. Mrs.

Bill Spcncc and Mis. Louis Futrell, all of Crainville, had lunch with Cla and Mike Spence, 901 South Eleventh street, i 1 hope will offset the Yuletidc homesickness almost universally 4 asta by Michaels and Goren; Bart- lett's Familiar Quotations by C. Morley; Mary by Sholcra Asch; experienced by the thousands of TODAY ONLY 2 Big iirts Just WThat the Doctor Ordered by 1 veterans in hospitals throughout Dr. F. L.

'Gordon; Autobiography the nation. 4i V-' Continuous From 2:.0 4 According to Mrs 1 Helen Wi" D5 chairman, theiThe Sunset Tree by Martha Oi- unit rehabilitation m.fKlj own tenso; Raising a Riot by Alfred Anviliarv will flfain this vor '4 set up the Christmas gift shops! Toombs- We Went TJ1Pt Awa by in hospitals where disabled vet-1 H- A1Icn Smilh; Soven Stry erans with little or no funds, may Mountain by Thomas Merton; The select gifts for their families. Love John Sedges; Never Auxiliary volunteer workers oper-i Dies the Dream by Margaret Lan- -v 1 1 CM Frankig Lane IS1 KayStarpToniHarpar King Cola Trio GenoKnipa JimmyOorsyr lack Smith Im (Msr don and Dr. Will by Pauline Stiles. ale these shops, gift-wrap and mail the packages.

Mrs. Thorn and her committee are working with Christopher Legion post 528 in securing "Gifts for Yanks who The auxil Ralph McClusky, an employe of Bell and Zoller Coal and Mining Co. office in Zeigler, has been transferred to the Oriole Coal Co. i in Madisonville, Ky. Mrs.

McClus- Cfiarlla Barnet ner, Jerry' Anderson, Edward Leuton, Dale Sizemore, Mary Ellen Jeralds, Irma Ward, and iary will acain. as in Dast vcars. John Vaughn, Temple. visited the last few days with his lister, Mrs. Maude Weiland, C20 South Ninth street, Hernn.

Lavcrn Wrgncr, Jerry Hancock, Eddie Jo Lansford and Jimmy Priddy; top row. left, Cleo Ditterline. Joan Bailey, Mary Ann Bailey, Terry Anderson, Helen Akins, Sue Wag Pictured are the first, second, third and fouith grades of the East Beaver Pond School. Front row, left to right. Her-bey Wagner.

Kenny Bailey, Gene Plumlee, Jimmy Leuton, lend a hand in collecting and I k' and children will join Mr. Mc-' I lew tiuiil Mr final roin rl 1 ct 1-1 hi 1 1 1 1 tr ff-i en viujrj -i a ian.i a I the teacher. to iMMJjUn.1 'N-. of Carlervilli Mr. and Mrs.

Willard Rhodes I remember every veteran in the! Miss Verg Kaczar ana dipper i -fTVI I Kapiar were OUSir.eSS Visitors in I fV. I VA Vrvrfpm I of Cajo Girardeau visited Wednes-j Baptist Training UaiOn h.OOO gifts. The public is in- West Frankfort Wednesday. IE AJoVV'Sk 'pK 1 day with Mr. and Mrs.

Dora Jack-ion, 114 South Seventeenth street. Has Supper dl "UblllligS Mrs. Evelvn Patton. teacher oft tv.7" lI'-N teaiaCttrtMi.PjAWim-i Girl Scouts Making Plans area round up has been cancelled and the Leader's club and board of directors will meet together as first planned on Thursday at the Scout cabin at 7:30. Important plans are to be discussed and rinric nnT.liirlr snnnor u-n pans in i mo eiiner nur- nit- ii" ia t.

a ueci koh Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones of held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. chasms sifts or by taking a five uunaing nas annuumcu Paducah, will visit with Mr John Rushing, 303 South Thir- dollar membership in the "Christ- lowing nonor rou iui uu ttf For Christmas (delegates to the convention will Isive the highlights.

teenth street, by the Lutheran mas Gift Club for Yanks Who weeks: All Harold Mc and Mrs. Ryburn Yandell. South Nineteenth street, ocr week ciid. ty Earl. rlt l-jf, Uf WoY GVWiSUV PJce Training Union of the First! Gave." Christopher post auxiliary Jones, 1 UVM X'1' THC Baptist church.

Mrs. Rushing and may be reached at the Legion) Bessie Farmer, Lora Ellen The Brownie Troop met at: the First Christian church Tucs-s Girl Scouts of Troop I divided into three patrols at its last meet- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Capps were the host- home, phone 17R3. Allan Patton, and Manly esses.

The members of Christopher Mrs. George Mitchell day evening. and familv. 704 North iwer.iV-i i inc. Cne is "working on Those attending the supper 'unit are still collecting old gold! The Honor Roll for the second nine Diuwuif wiiu uuu ucvii, first street, had dinner Tuesday ll.QC in1n th the second class badge, another ill was welcomed back int were Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Rowc, and silver glass frames for the six weeks of school for the Zeigler i i. i i i i SUHDAY MONDAY Gont. Sunday From 2:20 with Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Morris, 11FD, Herrin. troop. After roll call was uMr. and Mrs. Henry Graves, Mr.

I Auxiliary's transportation fund Community high school is as fol Knv" oc naetnH hv patrol is iniisning worn on ine and Mrs. N. A. Lukens, Mr. and! to be used by needy disabled Mrs.

Henry Ringo, Rosco Moren, fvets and their dependents. Mrs. lows: 5.00 aveiage Elizabeth Carpenter, Robert May, Phyllis Bub- (June Crai2. Plans were discussed jradio bade- The arl of the yy, 3 Mrs. Earl Morris is convalescing; fnr rhritnn and hirthriav nar-1 nieeting.

the radio patrol, con Mrs. Alice Ward. Mrs. Neda Helen Logan is in charge and nas. Gordon Butler.

Robert Fra- JM WAIT'LL YOU SEE French. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel'may be reached at 204R3. zier, Phyllis Swalis and Shirley ducted a mock radio quiz which all the girls took part in.

Janet a her home after a fall which oc--v combined. caned Sunday. She is being cared! Vhr. iric short hikr in Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard' Mrs. Billic Silkwood, in charge Chatham; 4.73 average Margaret IN A JUNGLE JAM for bv her daughter-in-law. rL, JLukcns was the announcer and (iiL III liUKU HllliC llll.l Judy Jock the quiz mistress. The yv0f Loo Atess and son, Bill, Rev. and, of the sale of craft shop articles Mrs.

Paul McCasland and made by veterans, invites every Carroll and Marilyn, Mr. and one interested in helping handi-Mrs. Harry Capps, Claude Vance, jcapped men and women to be Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rushing self-supporting to contact her for station call letters were II (Herrin Girl Scouts).

McRoberts, Violet Moskoff, Bob DeWitt, Leon Eisenhauer, DelorcSi Shimkas, Louise Forsythe, Betty! King, Virginia Markus and Jim Mitchell; 4. GO average Ed Rzewn-I i'tiuiine e(j a book uhich tells of the life of Christ." This book will be read Mr. and Mrs. Harry Calca terra before Christmas. Most of the end daughter.

Donna, will spend girls have never been to a lib-the week ena in Urbana visiting; rary so it was quite a thrill to a list of articles that may be The Brownie 1 roop 10 met and Imogcnc Gentry. icki and Leo Rohach. 4.50 average Monday with Rosalie Conti, Judy purchased from the Veterans Svlvia Saunders. Beverlv Butler. Venaski, Patricia O'Grady, Clcnvy with the Calcatcrra's son-in-law them.

This troop will make fre-and daughter, Mr. and T4rs. Gencquent visits to the library from Peebles, ana daughter, Janis Lynn. now on. They then walked back most of the girls managed to excnange in tmcabo.

ane Bonnie Boner, Elizabeth i i' rr AAvrrnn i fin I nn Lattuada, Marilyn De Tomasi, UifetJ LI KJ 31U 111 ai 1 11. on their feet. The more rxneripn- Mr. and Mrs. Calcaterra and! to the church and practiced group Shirley Ann Crouch.

Judy Thomp daughter will return home Sun- day night. ced skaters were willing to offerj5hP whcn in Chicago where a hand and help the others learn. they wUI find of arlicles It was lots of fun and all ex- for Christmas gilts, all pressed the hope of going back mndC by Veterans, for another party soon. Thoe who il 15 n0t t0 sinking. fson, Adeiia luanow, uecina Mar- Those present were Leona Angelia Hicks, leaders, Roe ker.

Martha Tripp, Sharon Tripp, De Tomasi and Mrs. Marie Van-Connie Shoemake. Marilyn Pen-jsaghi, present, ninger. Sue Parsons. Judy Miller, GUARANTEED WATCH and CLOCK REPAIRING R.

E. PURDY 317 South 19th St. Ben Joseph Emery, son of Mr. ecuy ai me exenange, iirs. oiik- Yf 1 WV j-'-i and Mrs.

Harold D. Emery, 809 W0 were Brownies made the trip one Beverly Lee, 1." West Monroe street, was baptized i Loretta Murphy, Nancy Mandrell.j The Girl Scouts of Troop held Sundav at 10:1 5a. m. in Our Craig. June Craig, regular meeting Wednesday Irma Holmes.

wi" shp foru any' Thacker, Brcndalmakm- from her 1 ist. Williams, Judy t-f Mt Tar-rrl rhurrh w'th Rt Rev 'iauey. v-aroin duuu, vvnu uni at me unnsiian cnurcn. Kay Marlow, Linda Hazel, Mary and leaders. Mrs.

Clara 1 jr. Robert DcGasperi officiat- in Ron snH ISTnra MitrhHl unHo i dIlu member, Myrna Gansmann, was welcomed into the troon. The girls Complete Stock HIGHLY POTENT and aunt of little Ben Joseph, Knro thf child's rodfathrr and The Girl Scouts of Troop 5 met; hl ifts for the gift room A r-T Snift Skilled Prescription Service Sue Coover, Suzie Stewart, Tara Gail Gilbert, Esther White, and Brenda Kay Owens. Troop comit-tee members were Mrs. Phil Gilbert and Mrs.

Barbara Stewart, leaders were Mrs. Ruth Williams and Mrs. Maxine Coover and Joan Coover. radc rodmother. A reception was held Monday at the Catholic VITAMINS i school.

fl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery for the immediate family. -I At All Tim.a it 111 aiu.wv The Girl Scouts had a brief business meeting which was closed with the song, "PcaccV sung in unison. They then practiced songs for their nights of caroling.

The meeting ended at 1:30 p.m. Open Nightly at the Veterans hospital, whereby a veteran may go to the gift room and select a Christmas gift for his children, wife or parents, without charge. This is the troop's Christmas project. Troop 6 will sing carols throughout the community during the Christmas week. The evening was spent in making favors.

There were 14 girls and their leaders, Mrs. Bill Gartner and Mrs. Angelo Ranchino, present. Mrs. Annie Wcider returned to Troy where she will make her home with her son.

She had been visiting wth her sister, Mrs. K. Gronski, 113 South Eight street. Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Wollard. both formerly of Herrin and graudates of the Herrin Township high school, and who have been living in Mt. View, have moved to Omaha, where Mr.

Wollard will be connected with the Pacific Press publishing SSN. r4 Jnl BUn fWM till 9:30 I Wi- I Hill 9:30 jj Mini 1 1 "nil t-i-'J1 in Vi mTiyimimmmmimmi in-iron i 111 recently. and BiinhvoT Girl Scouts of Troop 7 celebrated Thanksgiving with a party at the Scout cabin. Hostesses were Beverly Crespi and Judy Lualdi. This week, the girl scouts were given Christmas wrappings and cards to sell to their friends.

Plans At--. -r-c- 71' www nurn HEfu? KOWAKO eti KilUST BROOKE JG EESSER Mrs. Ada McPherson of Camden, visited Thursday with Mrs. II. H.

Collins, 10S South Thirteenth street. Herrin. Brownie Troop 4 of the Prcs-bvtcrian church gathered Wed- CHARflPIOK On ft Also Cartoon- News "STUDOR SALESMAN" were made to have a bake sale nesaay lor a ery imfiu6 -nu. enjoyable afternoon. Mrs.

13ob at Herrin Supply Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. The money is being raised to fix a basket to be given to some needy family for Christmas. Those attending were Donna Mr. and Mrs.

C. L. Williams of St. Louis returned to their home after spending a week visiting with Mrs. William's mother, Mrs.

Hazel invited the troop for an afternoon of roller-skating at the Carbondale rink. Each Brownie, brought her nose bag lunch and' Mrs. Hazel furnished the soft; drinks. There were a few tumbles but with some determination, TOHITE and SUNDAY 2 Big Hits IS EASY IN THE SELECTION OF MILK, SIMPLY LOOK FOR THE LABEL K. Gronski.

and her sister. Mrs.iBarni Beverly Bionc, Janice Cap William lutkus, oji South Dellctt: Carolvn Cors. Beverly Four-Footed Fur Crespi, Rosemary Frattini, Joan Henley, Judy Lualdi, Dolly Long-well, Carolyn Mario, Kathryn Reynolds. Kathleen Tcmorsky, Virginia Vansaghi, Gloria Varacal-li, leaders. Mrs.

Helen Guetgc-mann and Mrs. Belle Murray. Outlaw Leader with the Eighth street. The Williamses are on a live-week vacation. Mr.

Williams is a foreman for the Western Electric Co. and he was formerly working in Springfield. Mo. When he returns to his home otter his vacation, he will be transferred to Kansas City, Mo. ROSE'S BEAUTY SHOP 416 VTeit Monro Thtn IV Ilrrrin.

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Shirley Hock, vice president. Wilma Jean Horn. secretary; Charlotte Hock, treasurer; Joyce Merrimam, reporter: Deannc Gentry, record chairman; Kay Cravens, party chairman; Sharon Rushing, song leader; and Betty Gentry, pianist. There are 28 inembcis now enrolled. Leaders are Mrs.

Iiene Roach and Mrs. Elinor Gentry. The first party will be held Dec. 0 in the Energy grade school gym. Register MONDAY, Q.

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