The Daily Independent from Murphysboro, Illinois • Page 3

MONDAY, APRIL 10,. 1939 THE pATLf INDEPENDENT MURPHYSBORO, ILLINOIS S. A. Bastien Family Had Reunion Sunday The children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs.

S. A. Bastien spent Easier Sunday at the Bastien home. TRADE-IN YOUR OLD WATCH day was passed pleasantly and Mrs. Bastien, who has been ill, had recovered sufficiently to enjoy the day's visit with her family.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McDierman of Columbia, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam Bastien and three children, St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and three children, East St.

Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bastien and children, St. Louis Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Bastien and son and Mrs. Mabel Borgsmiller and two children of this. city. Miss Liberty Balla and Dwight Throgmorton Married in Missouri Miss Liberty Balla, only daughter of. Frank Balla, and Dwight Throgmorton, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Malcom Thrognrorton, surprised their many friends Saturday -night announcing their marriage. They were married April. 3 at Jackson, Missouri. Miss Helen Sanders and Miss Leona Hofliensten witnessed the cei-emony.

At the present, Mr. and Mrs. Throgmorton are residing at the home of the bride's parents. Dinner Party Sunday for Dempsey Odum at Johnston City A birthday dinner -was served Sunday at home Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Odum of Johnston City in honor of Mr. Odum's lather, Dempsey. Odum, the occasion being his 74th birthday. Those present were Mrs. Pearl Blair, Buckner, and Mrs.

I Fred G. Odum and sons of Murphysboro, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Odum and daughter. Mary Ann, Miss Odum, William Green of Chicago, Mr.

and Mrs. Van Odum and children, Roberta, Rowena and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Odum, Francis. Dora and Edna Marie of Benton, Mr.

and Mrs. Rapp Odum, Virginia and Joan Odvim, Roy Odum Marion, Dr. and Mrs. C. Kincaid of Anna.

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Odnm, Horace, Amanda, Betty and Bobby Odum of Johnston City.

PAGE THREE Calendar of Week's Events Liberal Trade-in AlloAvnace on your old watch on a new Bulova WOLFFBROS. JEWELERS The Junior Woman's club will meet.tonight at 7:30 o'clock at the Logan Memorial Community Center. Annual election of officers will be held. The Daughters ot Wesley of the Centenary 'Methodist church, will meet in the ladies' parlor of the church tonight, 7:30 o'clock. TUESDAY: Bible study at the Pentecost church Tuesday evening, with the subject, "The Godhead." The Amoma class of the First Baptist church will meet at the church at 7:30 Tuesday evening.

The choral club, will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 at the First Presbyterian church. The Altruist class of the First Presbyterian church will meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the church basement. Hostesses will be Mrs. A. G.

-Will! and. Mrs. Spencer. Handkerchief Shower For Mrs. A.

Coleman Saturday Evening Mrs. B. A. Coleman, mother of the Rev. B.

A. Coleman, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, -was surprised with a handkerchief shower Saturday evening at the 1 manse by the members of Circle No. 1 of the church. The evening was passed pleasantly and Mrs. Coleman received a number of lovely handkerchiefs and other gifts.

She is leaving very shortly for her home in New York after a several months' stay here with her sons, Rev. Coleman and Paul Coleman. Miss Luclle Roth Entertains for Guest Miss Lucille Roth entertained a group- of friends at her home, 202S Division street, Friday evening in honor of her house guest, Miss Velda Dawson, of St. Louis, Mo. The evennig was passed pleasantly by the following guests: Ruth Dixon, Helen'Black-wood, Dorothy Crew, Peggy Tinkler, Betty Earth, Virginia Johnson.

ALL AROUND THE TOWN THE INDEPENDENT CONGRATULATES Mr. and' Mrs. Roy 'Gordon; Ava, on the birth of a son April 6 their home. The baby has been named Gerald William and weighed 9V 2 pounds at birth. Mrs.

Gordon will be as Miss Rosella Dietz. Mrs. Gus Nausley of Vergennes was a visitor here Saturday. Charles Daniel. and Weatherly were visitors in St: Louis, Sunday.

Rev. and Mrs. C. O. Kessell and son of.

Ava were visitors here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis of M.t. Vernon were visitors here Sunday.

Vote "YES" for the Band. alO-lt Miss Anna Mae Bowser of Cairo spent Easter here with, relatives and friends. MT. and Mrs. John Short of Chester were visitors here Saturday night.

Robert L. Hunter, Route 2, 'underwent an operation at the hospital today. Jack Norton left Sunday for Springfield. where he is employed. Mrs.

Robert Brown, Percy, patient in the local hospital, is The C. L. B. S. Ladies' public, pinochle, bridge and bunco, St.

Andrew's Hall Monday evening, April 10, o'clock. Miiss Kathryn Howard, East St. Louis, 111., is visiting relatives here. Msr. O.

Kessel and son of Ava were visitors here today. and Mrs. Paul Witte of Chester -visited here Sunday with relatives. A. J.

and Homer E. Roberts were professional visitors in East St. Sunday niorning. Paul Henley of Salem was here Saturday and Sunday the guest of relatives and friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Sims and little daughter of Centralia were guests of relatives here Easter Sunday. Everybody loves a Parade. Vote "YES" for the Band. alO-lt Mr.

ana Mrs. Harvey, McCoy of Columbia, were Easter holiday, guests of relatives and Wends here. Juanita Cox, who is employed in St. Louis, spent Easter here with relatives and Mildred Shomaker, who teaches at Belleville, spent the Easter week here with relatives and friends. Robert Jacobs of Woodriver, 111., spent" the end here.

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wolshock and of Chester were visitors here Sunday. Mr. Mrs.

William Braun and children of Chester visited friends here Easter Sunday. George Hassebrock, who is employed in Jonesboro, spent the week end here with his family. Alice Jean Norman to her home in Centralia Sunday, evening after a few weeks visit here relatives. Mrs. Rachel Bost returned to Belleville Sunday evening after spending the Easter holiday here with her mother.

Miss Ruth. Dixon, who teaches at Percy, spent the Easter holidays here with relatives and friends'. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Will and Dr.

and'Mrs. Oscar Will and family visited relatives in Herrin. Sunday afternoon. Vote "YES" for band concerts. alO-lt Mr.

and Mr. Howard Doerr and son, Jackie, of St. Louis, were visitors here over the -week end with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

A. Snigger and children of Woodriver, 111., were Easter holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Henrich and family. Miss Marie Williams, who is employed in St.

Louis, spent the Easter week end here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Williams.

Miss Rosemary Williams, student at Lindenwoocl, St. Charles, spent the Easter holidays here- with parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Williams. Mr. and Mrs. 'Alpha Jennings, 111., spent the Easter holidays in Murphysboro. The Murphysboro Band has been loyal for over 40 years.

Vote "YES 1 alO-it Mr. and Mrs. George Dauer and daughter, Lucille, of East St. Louis Easter here. Miss Caroline Huppert, who is employed in St.

Louis, spent the week end here. Mrs. Pearl Husband and Mary 'Elizabeth, of East Str- Louis, spent trie week end here. Dr. and Mrs.

Leslie L. Roth and little son of Belleville were Easter guests of Dr. Roth's parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.

H. Roth. Mr. and Mrs. William Heiple, Cape Girardeau, were Easter guests of relatives and friends here.

Miss Velda Dawson has return- I ed to her home in St. Louis after being the gtiest of Miss Lucille Roth the week. THANK YOU Hands that perform MAGIC in Your home! OUR HAND flicks a switch and you change a cold, unlivable house into a haven of friendly, health- giving warmth and comfort. Your hand turns a faucet and you have at your service an inexhaustible flow of pure, fresh water either cold or piping hot. Your hands can perform this magic in your home because of other hands the skilled hands of the Heating and Plumbing Contractor.

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Together, heating and plumbing work hand-in-' hand-to make new or old homes more enjoyable- to provide them with the comfort, cleanliness arid protection that, have made American homes the envy of the rest of the world. Good heating and plumbing make an old home seem like new, a new home more, and enjoyable. And every home today can Copyright March, 1939. American Radiator Standard Sanitary Corporation have modern heating and plumbing onconvenient' FHA terms. Both heating and plumbing mean too much to 'the welfare of your family, to the uninterrupted enjoyment of your home and to the actual value of your property to be entrusted to any but the.

trained hands of the Heating and Plumbing-Contractor. Our long years of experience have proved that your best interests are served when you consult' your Heating and Plumbing Contractor first on any heating or plumbing problem. Chairman of the Board ADIATOR CORPORATION NEW YORK -PITTSBURGH Boilers Radiators Air Conditioners Oil Burners Copper Pipe Fittings Heating Accessories Plumbing Fixtures Fittings I wish to thank my many friends for their loyal support given me in the election of April 4. RAYMOND BURKEY. Frances Sullivan, Vergennes, uii- derwent an operation for the removal of her tonsils at St.

Andrew's hospital today. Harold Chism has resumed his studies at Louis University spending the Easter vacation here with relatives friends. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilson children of Alton spent Easter here with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. Erdmarm, and family. Miss Margaretann Smith has returned to College, Columbia, after spending the Easter holidays here with relatives friends. Miss Jennie Harris of Louis, was the Easter guest of her mother, Mrs.

Caroline Harris, and brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Piquard, Wall street. Miss Lucille Roth has returned to St. Louis, where she is employed, after spending the Easter holidays here with her parents.

Alma Edwards and Bert Levan spent- the Easter with her brother-in-law and sister, Mir. arid Mrs. Orv.ille Comer, and family, of St. Louis, Mo. T.

C. Hughey and son, Verne Brown, of Gleudale, arrived here by motor Saturday for a visit in Illinois with relatives and friends. They are visiting at the W. C. Bolirne home and will go to Pinckneyville to visit relatives.

I Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hunter and Mr.

and Mrs. S. W. Tinnier attended the funeral of Messrs. Hunters' cousin, Mrs.

Charles Michael, of East St. Louis, 111., Sunday. Floyd Stevenson, student at Carthage college, -Cartilage, 111., spent the Easter holidays here with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Warner Dixon have returned to Des Plaines, 111., after spending the Easter holidays with relatives here and in Mi-, 'and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shadron in CarbbndaVe Sunday afternoon with relatives. Mr.

and Mrs. Pete Solzbach and John and Bobby, of Des Plaines, 111., visited at the Fred Dixon liome Saturday night and Sunday. Jimmy Smith, student at the University of Ilhiiois, will return to Champaign tomorrow after spending the Easter vacation here with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mr.s.

Sam Isom and son, John, spent Sunday afternoon in West Frankfort visiting Mr. Isom's sister, Mrs. L. E. Dudenbostel, who is a patient in the West Frankfort hospital.

Basketball Club Annual Banquet Thursday Evening St. Andrew's Basketball club will hold its second annual ban- on Thursday, April 13, at 7:00 p. m. in. St.

Andrew's gym basement. This year's affair will be in of all the players who took part in the City Independent Basketbair league, which ran for ten weeks in St. Andrew's gym involving eix local clubs. Following the banquet in the basement, dancing will be enjoyed in the gym. Presbyterial Society Meets April 11 and 12 at Harrisburg Church The Women's Presbyterial.

So-, ciety for foreign missions of the Cairo Presbytery. Synod of Illinois, will meet at the First Presbyterian church in Harrisburg Tuesday and Wednesday, April 11 and 12. The theme of the meeting is "Christ and. the' "World Community" at home and abroad. An executive meeting at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning will be followed by the regular two-day sessions at 11 o'clock and will continue through Wednesday afternoon.

Officers of the Presbyterial include Mrs. Adda M. Trobaugh, Murphysboro, president; Mrs. Cora B. Cora, 111., vice president.

Rev. B. A. Coleman, of the First Presbyterian church here, will be a speaker on the Wednesday morning program. ion being Mr." Katzmark's Those present were Mr.

and Mrs. John Moran, Mr. and; MrsJ Ottie Wegle ami children, Mr. ancP Mi-s. Ed Wolshock and daughter; Mr.

and Mrs. William Brnun children. Joe, Tony and Ignatz Wolshock, all oC Chester, Mrs. Phil Lewis and children Mrs. Hattie McTosh of with Mr.

Katz.ir.ark, host. Health and Beauty Salon is Opened The McCuen Health and Beauty- Salon had its grand opening today, featuring- the Swedish massage and electric cabinet baths at "1006 Walnut street. The firm announced that both women and men patrons will be served graduate masseuse and masseur. Ladies were invited to register today, when a valuable prize was offered free to all making appointments for a Swedish massage. Buy Your Groceries and Meats at LUCIER PIOSIK 112 N.

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